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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-01-02
FALL AND WINTER GOODS!

TTNHE subscribers would Invite attention their present
Stock of Goods, suited to the Our assortment
of the most extensive and complete that have
ever offered and having been purchased principally for
Cash. and previous to the recent advance in prices we
are prepared to sell en- favorable terms.
F. C. & E. II. SMITH.
Octotcr 1910 k-tf
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-01-02
Certificate.

We, the undersigned, hereby certify, that have ha
Uniting done for by Bennett &. Harde, with paint mix
according to the patent improved plan and of opn
that the said paint is in every way superior to any tia
heretofore under notice. for beauty and ele
nee of finish.
Christopher Pean, David Jones,
I. N. Iligbcc, J. NJ. Marsh,
H. S. Hetherlngton a. D. Anderson.
Plat Smith
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\ nY DYER & BROTMER. a uetloneers.

ANDs IN HARDY COUNTY, VIRGINIA, FOR SALE AT
ia AUCTiONy virtue and under authority Of deed Of trust
Rebecca M Nourse lis WIFE, and George Topeman and Mary
Tempeman h. wife duly recorded in book - page 6 ~ ne
ale al public on Saturday the 18th day May next
at N O'Clock At The auction Rooms o. Dyer Brother
city q Dsie. o. Columbia q
advertised place. following lands parts
be deemed % pay the amount due on the notes
parcels OF land lying In Hardy county, Virginia,
containing together nnc thousand three hunared and
known and described follows
parcel OF laad containing
hundred and eighty lying and being Hardy county Virginia.
m ~ Es.nc ana v,,an naaI,ns ,rae ~ r
hundred being the land which conveyed
Smith, in uu by John TempIeman and wife, by deed
dated 3 March, 1909 recorded in book No o. page @ in said
county.
Also lying Hardy county aforesaid particularly
said Walter Smith in trust and dated 3lst March,
9 and recorded in said county In book No 40
containing hve SIX hundred and nine acres which said two
herein described containing together ten thousand and
conveyed by Walter Smith James M Ma
By dated l3h October D. @ excepting, however
forty sold James ron January 49, 1885
hundred and ten and sold NJ Hanne
1886 hundred and fifty sold X Davis De-
cemb e 1885, eighteen acres Elisha
Hays, August e37n all hundred
leaving nine thousand three hundred and sixty
The terms win be follows the purchase
money paid in hand and the residue in four equal
security be approved by bearing from day
together with deeds OF the herein described lands
purchase money, all and coss wi by
sufficient purchasers
their respective all the right and title given in the aforesaid
deed Of /.
The complied days, reserve the
right resell the property auction for cash credit after
any newspaper,
RICHARD SMITH, Trustee.
DYERS BROTHER, Aucuoneers.
a
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nv DYER & BRoTHER. Auetionssrs.

~
GOAL IANns IN ALLEGHANY COUNTY, MAINLAND, FOR
u SALE AT AUCTIoNBy virtue q decree Of the honorable
chancellor q a. Alert and Teapis%an
IN aid court offer aucuoh Saturday, the 18th OF
May ssIs easa The Of washington De Of co%Sa hs
real estate, situate Allegheny county,
Maryland said be adyaniaseousy located within
All tat tract now called Propery being esuyey Of
part Coneaion containing thousand
and twenty half
o dated October 10 1885, taken
the Office OF the western shore Of said stae there remain
Also all called Territory being re-
survey Of Western containing
and twenty land
according certificate esuryey thereof September al
and returned 10 said land Office, and there remaining
Also, that other tract called "Bank Lo,D (beng
yey Of part OF western ConnexoD containing one
and thirty and half Of land according
ianed 10 said land Office and there remaining - ~ ''
All said lands being the which
president and company q The Bank Of The United stes
the land records Of Allegheny
several patents from the State Marland dated May
a9 1851. Nh
Also, that Revolutionary Soldiers Lot being No. a4s7
he ~ undisidsd oist o Moan. assiA \,
said moiet hundred and thirty or land
Also called pheasant Xii said contain hundred
sale olows One fifth of the purchase money
hand and the residue in four equal half payments
m 70 be BY bearing from The day Of sale And
ratification of the sale sales by chancellor
q me whole purchase money and no. will By one
the purchaser purchasers his
their respective heirs his, their th property
n claim OF the parties the aforesaid suit and Of
claiming by om under them since the pending
II the complied three days.
the right resell the property auction r cash. or on any credit
weeks previous advertisement In convenient newspa
RICHARD SMITH, Trustee.
DYER u BROTHER. Alronecrs.
An a6--eod& dsif
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The person wi w oa sseas unicss ~
payment Of the subscription be nasde u Adssnss.
D..san subscribers may vaId meay byise, one pssss
On ~en wan be paid BY and all ssk aAaed W ourselves n
safe transmission. sl IN n ~. N. i Js. 80
The COUNTRY PAPER publishea ii weekly during
soAs o. oonwess and semi-TeeSy daring ,he recess. M
Subscriptions Tor period less year be received
terms psoporuonsd 70 the above annual rates. f $1,000 "a
0fosTMAsTEks are authorized agents and, by
sending DAILY subscribers, $50 enclosed or RVS
SEMI wEEKL SUBSCRIBER with US Or RVS WEEKLY
sabscbs win so enclosed wn be entitled copy Of hs
same eddon they furnish " subsc,iLen for, gasis.
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nIsE New Journal Medicine for March, Is50.-Pub
day, No. II (or March, lsJ0) Of the New York
Medicine and the Collateral sciencesi edited by "
Purple, NJ ID. This number contains historical notice OF The
progress the landing Of the Pilgrims at
plymouth present by Stephen W. Williams NJ d.
fbrous the ovarinm BY the ngo
by w H. Van Buen, NJ d. Report on prema
Of conacted pelvis by
NJ d.. Excision Of schous Mamma followed
amer the operation by Tetanus Samuel Tyler NJ d.
city Md with eight other original articles
practical utility The review department contains crcn-
volume the
Medical Association together with bbo
graphical all the late medical publications Its foreign
usual large selection Of practical matter from
foreign journals while In the American retrospect may be
editorial communications and selections
from American medical Journals.
This journal published the city Of New York two
months containing IA pages with perfect plates and illustrations
reached the 5 year since i FIRST publication price
90 per annum, 50 cents per copy
Specimen numbers sent application post pad r. r. Hud
SON. aren York OF Medicine - Wall New
York.
Subscriptions received and numbers Tor sale BY
FRANCK TAYLOR, Penn. avenue,
MarI-imw Agent for Washington, d. q.
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NEW Fancy Dress GoodsThe subscribers respectfully
nounce to their friends and customers especially the ladies'
exhibit all mes and offer prices which fail
pieces hshcolored spring moussenes, pink, blue,
pieces figured mousseines very patterns
10 do neat figured moasseiines Tor children
10 do do silk tissue and aIorines
de Paisiennes, new half mourning material
IS do fancy eolored bcreges in blue, pink, and
20 do embroidered bereges In very select styles
so do fine figured do
do medium priced do, comprising great variety ofpaen.
25 do iusire berege, a Iow-prced article.
In gnga muslns, and lawns, we have the annexed styles
so pieces best French gnsham In all desirable patser for chill
20 do best printed jaconet cambrics
30 do French muslins
25 do colored lawns
IS do neat figured Bntsh prints
IS do do French do
10 do small striped do
do solid colored do In pink, blue, and green
In white goods we have
30 pieces fine jaconet cambrics
90 do medium price do
90 do cambne muslins, In all grades
30 do fine satn plaid and striped cambrcs
30 do do thin Swiss muslns
100 do plaid musins at I2x per yard
Is do hne and medium corded dimues
10 do nce-corded cambrics
do namsooke and null musins
Is do fine India linen and bishop lawns
20 colored dotted Swiss musins
% do line plain Swiss muslns
20 do wide Taieton muslins
50 patent hoop skirts
90 Victoria do
~ MarsclIes do
~ fine mohair do
addition variety OF goods belonging the above
all OF which will be pleased 10
exhibit together with complete assortment OF staple and
goods all OF which we are prepared 20 sell ON h most favorable
terms. CLAGETT, NEWToN, mAf, w,
Mar I6-iw
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BY GREEN & TAsrET, Auetioneer..

pUBI.IC SALE or VALUABLE REAL EsTATE--By virtue
District of Columbia, sit
ing ehancery for the county Of Washington and passed IN
wherein Elizabeth Ford and nd
minisaor Of William Ford and John NJ Ford, 10 defendant
shall proceed public auction, the highest bidder the
pemises o'clock May D. of Lot No. u In
NO 49, which erected comfortable and attic brick
dwelling house. with back building &c also The hall Of said
o No said OF 10Th and
and fronting the also the time and place, Lot
No IN square esh and he south half Of Lot No l6 In
No. 143, unimproved.
Terms Of sale Oneourt Of the purchase be paid
cash balance In twelve eighteen
the purchasers bond with approved security bearing
Tide believed 70 be ndisputable.
SIS. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
GREEN TAsTET,
May i-3taw3wSds AuctIoneen
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Ii enc Magazines .sThe Living Age" for sale
Taylor My's bookstore, 9th street. Immediately
publication.
complete sets and volumes bound order in style
match
MAYS ~ t
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NAVY DsrARTsxsr,
Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing, April aa, 1850.
& y ssssd e ann and %
receiving United yards
Virginia such aaane. me following ARTICLES be
during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1851, viz.
Brushes, scrub6'ng Mustard seed
brushes, shoe Needles, sewing, assorted
Buttons, navy, navy, coat hasors in single cases
Buttons, dead.eye Razor strops
niackng, boxes Of Riband, hat
Combs, coarse Silk, sewing, blue black
Combs, fine Scissors
Gs.s,ioi hats Thread, black, white. and blue
Jack knives Tape, black and white
Mustard and pepper win be required New York only and the
good quality equal the best gen
orally used in he service and conable samples a g
s pss Of ash sad
've s i ss. s
establish agencies such places may IN
IN ss sss q sSsss5s sS '
10 a@s @ ae e e e
he contract record rsqalsiton duplicate thereof
yards shall be evidence thar such requson has been
Two approved suretes, equal estimated
S q 5 @ Ss will b and ten PEI
complied with ninety centum Of the amount of all deliveries
duly auhenhcsted shall have been presented to him.
Blank forms be obtained application the
the agents Portsmouth, New Hampshire Boston, New York.
Philadelphia Baltimore, Norfolk Pensacoa and at this bureau
Every offer made must be accompanied @ directed the act Of
Congress- making appropriations for the naval service lS6
approved 10th August 046 written signed by
responsible PERSONS the effect that he they undertake
that the bidder bidders WILL their bid accepted
into obligation within five days. with good and sufficient
ties furnish the supplies proposed The bureau will not be ob
required by competency guaranty be certified
the district attorney officer of the
ernment known TO the bureau. e
record, duplicate letter, informing bidder Of
ceptance of his PROPOSAL will be deemed notification thereof
within the meaning 1885, and
accepted in conformity with this understanding
Extract the act Of Congress- approved .fugu TO- 1896
this for supplies invited by the Sec
OF the Navy under the the general appropriation
bill for the approved March third eighteen hundred and forty
three shall be accompanied by written signed by
responsible the effect he undertake that
bidder bidders will IL his their bid be tcceped,
Navy with good and sufficient surees furnish the supplies
No shall be considered unless accompanied by
such IT. after the OF proposal and noca
thereof the bidder bidders he they shall fail 10
obligation within the time prescribed by the Secretary Of the Ma
with good and sufficient surees for furnishing the supplies then
Secretary the Navy shall with other
for furnishing the said suppes and shall forth
with the difference the contained In the
posal guaranteed and the for which he have
acted for furnishing the said supplies for the whole period Of the
their and the be Immediately
by the United saes for the Of the Navy Department.
action Of debt against either all Of said persons.
Ap 23-1aw4w
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THE ssies-rocm Of the Ladies' Benevolent and E,n-
ploymen Society has been removed the commodous
adjoining Odd Fellows Ha, where be found general
OF ready mnde clothing OF the best maea and warranted
well made, consisting IN part follows,
Gentemen shirts fine and coarse boys do, coored DO
uemen and ladies' dressing and sacks boys chden
aprons sacks pantaes hoods &c ladies' garments
night caps servants and wonsmcns clothing,
collars, SC
Orders for work received and promptly and neatly also
gsntemcns mendnF done
The above articles
simply sustain establishment for benefit
indu.trious poor, and not 10 make money t
NJ b. An excellent cellar for under the May
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ATTORNEY FOR CLAIMANTS.
JAMES q. RERRET,

LATE CHIEF CLERK OF THE PENSION OFFICE, ft
Office l6th street. opposite Treasury Dspdnime~t.
OFFERS his public for the
PENSIONS Ia the revolutionary under
the various Of Congress claims
Virginia half and commuaon, under The provisions the
July 1895 and PENSIONS bounty land and back
growing out Of The with Mexico. @H
he will also particular attention claims every
scrpdon before Congress and executive
the government
. 0U- In all cases letters must be post paid.
March 5-eod2m
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THE Art OF Dress Making by Mrs. Cory, containing
plain directions In simple language London, 1850 Price, 10
The Wool Home Opera Cap Receipt Book by Mrs
Baynes vol, engravings. London, ls50-ie cents.
Mrs Barets Guide the Of making Pnper Flowers VOL
engravines. London, 1s50--37 cents.
Csefu and Ornamental Knitting by Miss Lambton VOL enara-
wings. London--50
Mrs Mees Companion the Work Table, being selections In
knhnr ncnp, crochet vol engavngs ondon7s cents
Mrs eaugains Knit shawl and Scarf Books engravnss London
~ cents. sest et fett = tHlH III stg
Mrs Gausains Crochet Receipts Bonnets Boo Rags se
vol London--a2 3aAtI
The Book of Knitted Lace. London-25 cents
The Knitted Lace Collar Receipt Book engravng. London2
cents. ts 4E. s,.s5 .s-g.s.s Z. n
The Eas,e knitting Book as cents the crotchet Collar Book rs
cents, croe Baby Cap Book 2s cents the Cotchet Doyy
Book, cents Illuminated Book OF Needle Work by Mrs
Owen The Countess Of wiIonail with engraved illustrations
just imported from London BY
Msyn FANCK TAYLOR
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NEW GOODs.-F. PULvERMACfIER, from Baltimore, few
the National HOTEL Pennsy has Just
received from the New York choice lot OF magnificent
SILK for dresesi aso Fouard silks, Bereges and Berege des
Lanes mana and vises, of the latest in the lace
viii be found vsencian ces and nsengs, Eng
sh and French thread sce black silk saxony aces for trimmings
and hounces, collars cn habits, inside handkerehc
embroidered and plain pocket handkercef in endless variety
Also received lot OF French worxted collars 6k
pece nghtcaps 3cents piece white and light hid gloves 3k
pair variety Of straw bonnets, paraso and
shades.
goods sold from 90 o5 per cheaper
any house in hs city Please call and examine the goods
NAV l-lwd
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THE Principal or the wsenon N C) Male Academy wishes
teacher who qualified
Ensh branches and The lower msihenacs He
be- an unmarried man. habits and good
applications made immediately and BY letter. paid
Principal.
Feb te-dd
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COMMON HALL OF the town of Petersburg. Virginia,
May 1850 The following resolution This day adopted by
the Hall: M &sfa s
sResolved mayor proposals
100000 Of the bonds Of e corporation Of Petersburg endorsed by
The State Virginia, go 600 payable IN 1870 and
with coupons payable half yearly In February Au
will received for Of
addressed chamberlain Of the until the l4h day Of
10 O'Clock, which time they will be opened and the highest
ladder win be entitled thereto The payments for the VIII be
May, 18th judy bidders
which Of these periods offer The
themselves the hight 10 reject ofer made"
Notice hereby given that proposals for the bonds Of the
will be received BY the chamberlain OF the according
the above resolution, until the l4 day Of May e5o y O'Clock
m. CHAS. CURIsING,
May a-dti4thMaynext Mayor.
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JESSE Il. DOW,
Notary Public aud GENERAL Agent,

Notary Public and General Agent,
III his Office the building OF 18th
III and Pennsylvania where he will be happy his
fellow citizens the noaal All claims upon the
its pensions hapay claims and all other business
qung the Of attorney the Of government will al
attended fidelity despatch All letters
enon be paid and addressed him Washington city
ID. G.
Apl0-ly
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MOSES L. HOTT,
ATTORNEY AND coussKLLoR AT Law,

pryrrrrors. Hon. g. W. Tnss, NJ c. Alabama John 3 Taylor,
esq., Mobile, Alabama; Mess Rhodes Wright TO, New or
Hon WI Nj Gwin q, California; Benz X True, ESQ, New York
Boston, Massachusetmj ~ ~ hacn, $50,
Portsmouth, New Hampshire. mVf-MWy
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A SMALL FARM wANTED.--A person wishes purchase
III land
from the Capitol the other side Of the Potomac. He
and the
ss the place. and would prefer well improved land One de-
purchaser BY leaving
onion once counter stating giving description
the place. mentioning the lowest price for which viii be sold
Ap 8-6f
TOR sale or exchange for property I'm or nesr the
Washington farming land ~
Lewis county, sta q Missouri located e miles west Of he
bant the Wsconda rve which eppucs into The
Msspp Tuley the south line on e State road leading
from This land is In he midst
q highly cultivated farms, and sceced with great care In m
for brother ocne and v noted for s sa
nbny beautiful rolling prairie, with considerable bot
tom land and wood sboundne springs and streams
The title perfect and all paid 70 the present time
Aso 60 acres lying Bexa county, State of Teka on he
eatbank Of the Icons and In the immediate vicinity the m
Camp fhs country unvaed for s saubry
great beauty and fertility and rapidly settling BY steady and indus
trious immigrants.
For further particulars apply 20
CHARLES DE sELDING,
Mys No. Todds buildings Pennsylvania avenue
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INEN GOODs.A very Of the celebrated makes Of
II Irish linens Of which put up expressly for family
heavy and good. .
Also table Diapers damssk toweine Of various kinds,
very good, all linen, nj ~ so per dozen.
Table napkins sheetnr good and warranted all linen
The importing New York
with very great care be confidently pcha
.er, Far sale low by q. WM yERBy,
Al os--eoIw Pa. nv, 7th and eti
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pERRY's Original Metallic Pcns.-WII.I.IAM FISCHER
importer Of fancy and staple stationery has received
NSarah Sands" direct from
Cos complete assortment Of his nimiabe elastic spring
Double patent pens. hrnad medium and erta fine
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BURGoYSE a. co.,
BANKERS,

Ap g--iidm
LOR sALEseventeen bounty land scnps for 3H
cevabe the u =. land Offices In Ohio Indiana, and
CHARLES DE sELDING,
May 2-n No. 1 Todds Buildings.
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EM saS ssElt

M ssasdl E3a(llz;'
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGTON RAILROAD.
Hour. Of Departure Of the Passenger Trains.
From Washington Of a. and at p daily, and a.
From baltimore at a. M and p daily and a. m. daiy s1
''Rs Pes ssnoai; s@Sly tn. PARSONS, Agent.
CA FOR SALE, a Valuable Building Lot, with a
a nss Se Se an depot s
properly considered re M very valuable as building
For TERMS which win be LIBERAL and other M Inquire Of
once n street, few doors from Pennsylvania avenue
Mar 2s-eodn 4
NOTICE-Fo accommodation OF desirous Of living
s country during s sumner % %oa NJ" as. s na
Belt.yIne, a, The following rates. s viz, -, 49,.
Between Ia.ns,on and Bsyils 81, months, ssa
months, sas' three mon'hs' ss, .,,.,
THos II. PARSONS, Agent
B1LTIxoRE ONO R.ILRoAD.
NOTICE 70 and s,sI Monday ao Inst, the
land for BALTIMORE hour O'Clock, M, daily
T. ii. PARSONS, Agent
IoHN M MccALI.A, late second Auditor OF the Treas
offers hi. services in the Of claim. ms on The govern
men,, eeos wohes,, ga & - n sn,ns ssn"r,y ~ "
Isasn addressed @ hin on postpaid His Of
wAsmsoTos Ciry, April 2s-u
TOR sALLot No square 0s9 fronting 50 feet on North
street. with of 1857 feet, Ufec alley, and
tanning square This esby situated for business
being within two q Centre Market and near ha, portion
hrS CHARLES DE sELDrNG,
May 2-d No Todds Buildings.
T,DUCATION-R ID. mcCARTER's boarding school
" Boys Young Men, sasbue Lancaster, county Pennsy
vnnia EXPENSE session Of Ave months, go The
the FIRST Monday Of May For
Circulars reference &c, address Rev. D. McCARTER principal
and proprietor. "hNs-
I,oR Gentleren.we just received few pieces fine
French and cassmeres, Of medium mbrc for spring
They cheap. vesting In variety All Of which
prepared order the latest style large and
complete ready clothing Of superior quality, always
hand with every article usually worn In The fancy ne line
shirts, &c. One price only .. -.
Three Of Browns Hotel, Penn. avenue
Mar of-3nwif
ID EsrDENCE wANTED.--wantcd 10 rent a commodious
within less than hours ride Of the Treasury Depart
ment
Address Room 10 General Land oaice
Ap 1-d
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". PATTON, General Agent the prosecution of
J before Congress either OF the departments such
Of lost horses,
property Having been engaged with r. Dow for
years the busness he hatiers himself that he N
every wsy ouaed Letters addressed "
), Union Buildings washingon city u e., win receive
immediate attention. Ap l9-u
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AIDES SILK HOSIERY.-We just received the
ladies, viz: aIr
10 dozen ladies' plain white English Hosc superior qualities
do plain gauze Hose 4 #'|FWE : T-IETI7
do white, with tops
10 do embroidered open worked white silk Hose
IL do misses white silk Hose embracing all Sizes from
With complete cotton and thread Hosiery for
ladies and Children which will offer the accommodating
terms I-I- =
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, 4 co.
NEW black and second mourning goods.-The under
~ signed would respectfully ladies
Of articles mourning mourning goods
varied and complete this time We
following: g.8 #.ttta$ III ta5 a5a#sgM
Is pieces best plain black silks, assorted prices
40 do black bombasins, and prices including
all the numbers imported, (Lupins make)
10 do plain black mousselne de f@1HF.
5 do 54 black Fanniesse
10 do black apacas, from IS cents TO 81
IS do plain black bereges, extra fine in the variety
10 do satin striped and plaid bereges do
In second mourning we have
~ pieces neat checked plaid silks r
do small figured brocade gray silks
do plain silver do do
10 do fmournng ab0rimes designs hand
goods.
Also, chntzes plaid gnghams, plain gnghams, lures
lawns ogande musins all In the styles and colors
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, & co.
Ap 30--lwd
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~ \ 7 I z -- n
With variety Of pen the head Of school,
mercantile Office commercial and Others purposes
Many counterfti ofthe being
only 10 imposition purchase Saoners Hail. where
the genuine constantly kept for wholesale retail
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