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CITY HOTEL
NGs. II & 43 North Third Street,
Phisa6espstia.

The undersigned respectfully begs leave to
state that he las thoroughly reftted and impro-
we'd the above Establishment in q manner ursur-
passed by any Hotel in the country.
The location of the City Hotel is undoubtedly
the most desirable in the City, for Merchants
and business men generally, being in the centre
of the great mercantile trade, and convenient TO
the Banks and other public Institutions.
He pledges himself 10 spare no pains to merit
the appreciation of his guests, and desires that
he may receive s. share Of public patronage
~ \. II. HlItST.
April Oath lS5l-ly
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Stray Cow.

Came T. tae subscribers residence in Wash
ington township, about the 5th instant, dark
red cow, having a white spot Of very peculiar
shape Oh hcr forehead, and supposed TO be about
years CID, aad had u calf on the raoraing af-
ter beng t,'ken up. The owner is requested to
come forward, prove property, pay charges and
take her away. SAMUEL D. LILLY.
Sept. %, 1S5I-5O-3t*
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ID 4 T. ID:

DI T. ID:
On Sunday, the 2lst of Sept, at the foot Of
Plane No 3, CHARLES ALFRED, son Of Horace B
and Ann Paddock, aged years, month anu Is
days.
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hEiA Qc,RT"as, lat BArTALIoE, 81 BIsIa. py. }
10th DIvIsIOs, Pa. EoLUHrErRs,
September 18th, 1851.
Or ler, 70. .
l. The companies composing the lst Battll-
Ion, Sd Brigade, 10th Division, Pennsylvania
volunteers, will be designated as follows, and
lake their position in line accordingly. The
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=. The commissioned officers attached TO the
aooye companies, will assemble in full uniform,
y hoensburg, on Saturday, the 18th of Octo-
per' lSol, at 10 o'clock a. NJ, for Instructions
D. Each captain will be attended by one non
commissioned officer, uniformed as the law df-
'ec's' by order of Lieut.. Col. G. H. Heyer,
G.. W. TODD, Adjutant
'AD QUARTERs, Sd BRIGADE, 10th DIVISION,
-... PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEERS
e.ro.., p.? ph.e?ensburg, 23d September, 1851.
-. No. s. --.-..
,n.t - ueneral Court Martial for the trial of
assemble sons y. as may be brought before it, viii
sSe s,,n.sH at Ebensburg Cambria county, on
the 18th day of October, A D. 1851.
Detail for the Court
Captain Henry Schnetberg,
Richard White,
r. s. Alexander,
B. McDermit,
VI. Stewart.
Adyoc.,pp p'1ih VIM A. Smith is appointed Judge
fin tba bMhaTew w j. Rhey is appointed Abide Camp
rank of S.ace Ea OF Col. Hcycr resigned) with the
O'uer OF Brig. Gen. J. MDonald
ANDREW j. riley, Abide Camp.
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oAnPETINGs. Floor OAi-Cloths. Curt~in Materials.
have the o
sou. friends generally
a xsnda and adjacent
G v,,ynis hat they received per
an nv "a the most altogether complete
psmsat OF house goods OF every description
Of presenting 10 the public the lead
~ ,srtcss Of which they beg to enumsrste viz.
~ a5 uaecss tapestry velvet csrPeting, designs
So do tapestry Brussels do yerynch
rs DO extra heavy English Brusses do
rs DO do do do small figures
s bsIcs patent English BRUSSELS, low~prcsd
5000 yards super thee-ply carpens, Lowell manufacture
1900 do do ingram carPeting do do
,000 do do do second quality
sheets very beautiful oil cloth, which will be any
shape or halls passages f's .E
O peces sIed plain Venetian, for passages
so dox en- brass rods, all sxes and cheap
rs Dripted druuge cTumb cl0hs, from l04 l6-4 5H
10 pieces very rich silk and wool curtain do laine
90 do do woTstad and cotton do
Is do do tied damnsks
Is do do union damasks double width
s do worsted Do LANES, furniture
IS do Turkey-red cashmeres
rs pairs richly einbr0ddered lace curtains H
50 pairs embroidered muslin curtains :
10 peces embroidered curtain muslins low price
$50 BRASS cornces, from The richest the cheapest N
Together with all curtain trimmings and xTes Of
sst styles; all Of which will be offered upon the
dating terms Purchasers cordially invited examine stock
before making uaaar saissss~ sswASIs
scptl6-d4wf
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Valuable business stand for Rent I'm Washingfon

THREE stores, building erecting the old
Seventh and Market
Space will be completed and possession given on The IL Of
modern style for the dry goods
The Is feel wide
sdeght in the Of the ~
high. baement Is VIDE by IS
fleet inches high in the clear dry and finished io
the
building The fronting Market Space, n feet
wide BY y feet 1t has baselsen finished Tor
sales @ feet wide by IS deep feet inches high There
a frome it's
wide by 81 feet deep with
by the the could
throwing the Each
vault in the pavement for fuel
Also possession given
fronin
wide Is and four
cellar - feet by 50 fee, II is built in the
and capital stand for Wholesale retail
business Of kind. y ttlEes Hsol
will
December That portion Of the
three VI TIN
Market mud part OF the wArshoase
for boarding house, aad
the building dumb waiter from the cellar 10
hb speaking tubes through the gaats, &C.,
very compre Aso nae Iron balcony
both on o the building, Level with the paIes Aoo
portion building which boarding
fine mostly front rooms II being
The dining is ~
23 by 10 wide
sliding There eight Of those
folding and sliding suitable hand
good kitchens, and
The of the vsnahu and
Forems apply the subscriber the Poso
mac House. side Pennsylvania between ID and ~
- . ..-..
Sept i6-eod2wif
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QEMOVAL-The celebrated Dr. G. W. RoBACK professor OF
~ astroogy, phrenoogy, aud combined
with conurafon Sweden having removed his Office No
White street, York, his services
Washington lie been consulted by all the heads of
Europe and enjoys higher reputation astrooger than
living Nativites calculated according
ladies So gentlemen S5 Persons at distance have their
nalivitos drawn sending Of the of their BIRTH All
letters containing above will Immediate
ion and naivities 10 any part of the wct written
durable and be prepared make Of his
conjuIaton of the following topics, Couh, advice
successful accomplishment wealthy marriage
lie has the redeem
of the boe and all hazard, and The
stolen or purchasing lottery tickets Thou
sands abopenaned been done this and
and United States, the full satisfaction of ALL
900 nanyies horoscopes have been during the last four
while here Letters will and will do
well and the mail
money through office. Dr. Roback
monthly, and has missed
All letters viii be rcigiousy attended TO- prepaid BE
office; and State For particulars
Office Of the Unon and astrological almanac
gratis. -
G White street, New York.
Santo -GnoaI
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A NEW Route to PtttsburR, Via the Baltimore.
IA guehanna, aad Pennyrano oroodJrougA 10 Pasbs ~
express
with Washington ga
A. M connecting with the FAST line ut Mddletown o. m,
irving NJ Harrisburg Mt u, m, 10 dinner.
The train leaves Harrisburg for the west q M arriving
A. this point option
stages directf ON HoIlijaysbur- Pttsbnrr.
Tickets sold the following by this
York, Wushtsvi'c, Columbia, Maca Mddetowu, Harrisburg
Mlcrtown rerysyile. .bewown Me
ngion IIolidaysburg, and fttsburg.
with the Cumberland Valley
passes through Carlisle, shppcnsbnrg, Chanhebug
other points this road.
~ from Washington
the nhove ponts br
depot B,morc OHIO Railroad Company
Tho movning earp
carried fee of charge TO Calvert station -
ROBERT STEWART,
Oct 1-dtf Ticket Agent.
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The College OF ~. James,


(Ts Diocesan College Of the Protestonf Episcopal CAurh
THE annual session win Monday, October o, 1881
l. acommencemen day''-the lss
Thursday July 1854 New students recommended
opening session. but received at time they
and the charge estimated from the date ofheir
of classes, affords all the
education, and the successful teuuna
the collegiate conir It's graduates the usual
demicai degrees.
The school, immediately adjoining the college, and
der the yision under distinct discipline
academea and
direction the
OF the college special advantages 70 the pupils IN
the school.
elnsse study of the Greek language 4
Omitted and H. place supplied y additional studies ia modern Ian
book keeping, &C, .
The situation college entirely eahi, and, by IL die
Villages favorable 20 good morals and
order
aKemp Hail. building. 90 feet by 40, win be ready for
session In tddpp the orme
corps professors recently appointed Hugh Dave
civil and ecclesiastical law, and John
Alexander Ii. D., lecturer physics and chemistry.
charge (the in the colcRe and grammar
hundred
dollars. pay able semi annually in advance
Rev. JOIiN u. KERFOOT, n, d., Rector,
College OF -. James 7. q. Maryland.
Aug lf-3taw2m
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AN petition Nsih = Wycth, of Cambridge, Massachu-
for extension Of
improvement preparing leo for shipping for years
the expiration of said patent which takes the ls
day III December, lsJl-
ordered that the said petition be heard the Patent Once
Monday, The 10Th Of November ~ O'Clock and
persons notified oppear cause any they
why said petition ought be granted.
Persons opposing the eSienon required TO sic u the Patent
Office tcsr objections, specifically writing least
twenty days before the ay Of hearing Al testimony h by either
party TO be used ~ the said hearing he taken and transmit
ccofdbce with the rules Of oce which will be FURNISHED
OF application. .
Ordered nlso that this uo,jce be Published IN the National
tel'gencer Republic, md Union Washington city Dy hep bo
ton Providence Jour, Providence, Rhode
island Couran, ,a,,s ~ Conn,o,rn, Albany state Register
Albany "; Express, New York and n ,a c
PHILADELPHIA frnnsylvnnia, week tof thtsu ~"
cessive weeks previous 10th day Of November ne we ivy
TIOs. EwEANK,
Coupda OF fntcnts,
VIII ense copy ana schn e
bills the Patent once, paper containing ts ho'ice
! a
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

me name OF viii books TIE
payment ofthe subscription be made n advance.
Distant subscribers
On which will be paid assued BY
sale transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER pubi.hsa suYinx hx
slons ot Congess, and semi weekly during ths rec e..
Subscriptions for period year viii he received on
proportSoned tc the sbovs rates.
OU-PosTMAsTEkb authorized agents nd by
sending DAILY subscribers, with enclosed or yrn
SEMI WEEk subscribers with &23 enclose doyva WEEKLY
subscribers with go enclosed viii be enIde copy Of The
edition they furnish subscribers tor, rata
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IN pursuance law, l. MILLARD FILLMORE P4iasn, Of the
,ss s,s Of On Monday
Hs1 u s'f %
Cd puchassd rsporud 6s ssoas..
containing mineral in which embraced the tracts which could
posasons Of the January sss and June sh 1885, and
,soaesd The entsd An
The minimum price q he mineral lands II the Lake Superior dis
proved row 18Th sspssmbsr, @ 1850 % VII
North ofthe base line aad of the principal merdan.
Townships frssyen, forty eight and forty of TWEEN
Town.aps oyeish, orynne, and my eight, Of
TSwnSp my and nine ,Ss"y
Township. hy ay,vs. MY seven, hfyexh, and hiy
Townsp fnyone dnytwo, anysir seven, nifty
To~s.Sp. y one ay.r hny .sven and hny-esh range
township. hny one ayur, nay-dve, haysr, hyssven, and
IoMaiss -aay.s, ana nay seven. rpss
III, .s .yss % s sss sss sss any snd
Swps TSwn: ws .nG @ sss ssd q ssss e
Townships nGyone hhywo, and hny,hree, range thirty
Townssg y Of range ,,,,yssa, a
rownship ay XIV Of range range ay
Townsps forty eight, forty nine my d one, range
Towaship forty eight, foy nine any and anyone, Of
Townships roryeght, nine, my, and y one, of range
Townships forty nIns and nny forty hve
Townships forty and fifty, of r. ~
Townships forysix forty forty eight and forty nine Of
range forty seven,
Townships forty and eight, Of range fortyeght
Township forty eight, Of range forty nine. 1gts. N
Lands appropriated by law for the OF schools military and
purposes, together OverhOwed lands,
unfit thereby for cultivation, which shall be selected
authorities before the days appointed for the commence
Of the public sa under the act emitted An act 10 ennbe the
State Arkansas and other States reclaim the lands
within limits approved September 49, 1885, H be ercIaded
o the sales And no locations for land bounes heretofore grant
Congress military services rendered 10 the
permitted lands,
provided entitled An making appropriations for
civil diplomatic government Ac approved I'd
March, 1851, ts ea. 5tEs IL
Particular offered will be deposited with
Marie before the day of SALE
offerings the lands will be commenced the day
pointed proceed the which advertised
convenient despach until the whole shall have been of
but the shall be kept
longer than weeks and private entry Of any OF the lands
will be after the expiration Of The weeks
my hand, city Washington This sixth
july Domni thousand eight hundred and
- MlLLARD FILLMORE.
BY the President
J. BurrERUELD,
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New Fail and winter Goods.


ooE, BROTHER, CO. Pennsylvania avenue between 7h
Washington eoweto~n and snda,
Engb, lnda and
Very eier mt ade silks, coofs
rich brocude slk evening
Rich plaid silk styles
Extra heavy plain pouit ie soie
Heavy wntercd silks, ali colors
Real Irish popins richly watered, all shades
Very black silks, all widths
wide coorcd silk velvets. shade
French and Thbet cloths, great variety
French dc nncs, new designs
Frenc de
eulbro chentsencs, match
Real vaenciennes lace cbemsetcs and cuffs
embroidered muslin collars, and
embroidered and trimmed handk rrciIicfs
White embroidered Canton shn~is from si2to 80
Velvet cloaks and anuIIas, styles
vtsitcs, also styles
cashmere sbawis, long and
Re hne and Thbet scarfs
Long nd sho and gloves
Ba ~ kid gloves, size and sind.
silk black and coiored sIt fringes
bread laccSa nd inse wide and narrow
Muslin cambnc rnnngs
nd oapbric nserfings and edgngs
Sash, neck and belt rbsnds, &C., &c- 1e.
Vother many and desirable goods, suit
which weekly add
purchasers assured or finding,
during the ost fashionable Styles Al the lowest
prices ~ os. .u.-,,u -
Sept i2-u
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commissioner Commission of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE- -EMPTION CLAIMANTS, AND TO SEES,
I OCCUPANTS, AND PERNITTEEs OF MINERAL LANDS

NOTICE TO PRE- -EMPTION CLAIMANTS, AND TO LESSEEs,
/ OCCUPANTS, AND PERNITTEEs OF MINERAL LANDS.
OF pre-empton Of the
mentioned required establish the 10 the st
register Marie, and make
therefor practicable after seeing this NOTICE
appointed Of the pusic
Of the lands embracing the claimed otherwise such claim
will be forfeited. trlR A@ '#t1
every person right under the entitled An act
establish land office in the Northern Michigan and 10
the the mineral lands the State Of Mtchgan
approved LIST March, 1897 ee' oeetPdn yer"fee % cn
nentoned and who are entitled
price mineral lands in the Lake suPe
District Chippewa dsc In Wisconsin,
approved S enter the land covered BY their
leases pn respectively" the minimum price
covering than one a seeuon " en
tied Of such permit the proper land Of
full section" at the
required establish the snie to the
Sau Se Marin, and
therefor praeaHs after seeing h noths
Of the public
sale embracing claimed otherwise such claim
" be Forfeited.
J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office
27--lawl3w
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Medical Department of Georgetown College.
Corner of y and IAN streets, Washingfon, ID. C.
will first Monday November
L AND continue until the latter part OF March
FACULTY.
Noble Young H. Professor Of Principles and Practice OF Med
cine.
Charles Lebeman NJ D. Professor OF Institutes and Practice Of
surgery
Fodoardo Howard NJ D. Professor OF Obstetrics and Diseases
Women and Children.
johnson Eliot, NJ. D.. Professor OF Anatomy.
Joshua A. Richie, NJ d. Professor of Institutes OF Medicine
NJ Auin NJ Professor Maiefa Medca and Tbera
peutics.
J. W. II. Loveioy, NJ D., Professor OF Chemistry
Samuel w Everett d. Associate Professor and Demonstration
Of Anatomy. sN.
lectures win delivered and operations performed
patients from nimary aud Dispensary attached to The Col
iege
College building erected
provided lecture halls and anatomical
rooms and is admirably adapted for medical Instruction..
Fees for full course oflcctures
Naturalization (pnid only once)
Uemoustratots
for those who attended two fhll courses in
FLoDoARDO HOWARD, NJ, d., DEAN
Corner OF 10th and = streets.
Aug 9i-lawtNov
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University of Maryland.
IIE session viii Wednesday The 10th day OF ocio-
L lS5l and close st March. 1852
Nathan II. Smith, NJ. -, Surgery.
r. A. AIKEN, u. Chemistry and Pharmacy.
Chew, VI D. Therapeutics Maa Medicn and Hygiene
Joseph Roby, Va. %, Anatomy and Physiology.
William Power, NJ. d. Theory and Practice of Medicine
Richard H. Thomas, NJ D. Midwifery aud Diseases Of Women ana
Children,
George w. Mitenborger. NJ D.. Pathological Anatomy.
ample opportunities for prosecution OF praccai an
atomy n n moderate expense .
Professors smith ana
e Baltimore fnfar privilege Of daily yass TO ts
wards wihout charge the student the ticket
the practical, anatomy, Siei mafre
uatoa, 81 graduation, $40. .8
"f WILLIAM T.. A. AIKEN, Dem.
baltimore, August l. 1851. Aug -2awl9oc
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NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE.-rbe lectures in this
IN institution Will the first Monday November
and continue until March.
Thomas Miller d. Professor OF ANATOMY and Physiology
William Johnston, NJ d. Professor OF Obstetrics Diseases
Of Women and Children
Joshua Riley, NJ d. Professor Of Ma'era Medca Therapeutics,
and Hygiene. 4. Il.
Jno Fred May, NJ D. Principles and Practice OF
Surgery.
Grafton Tyler ~ D. Professor Of Pathology and Practice Of Med
icine.
Robert King sone NJ Professor OF Mcroscopica and Pa,ho
logical Anatomy. ... 81
Edward NJ d. Professor OF Chemistry and Pharmacy
u. VI. d.,
The of lectures by all the
Practical anatomy by the demonstrator ............ 10
MANIPULATING fee, payable only ..........
Graduating %
Clinical instruction regularly Washington Indrmary
mo. FRED MAY, MD,
Aug lo-2awtd Dean.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, March a. 1851.
THE State having ls legislature during
648 849 called the creditors Of the late
republic treasury State previous the LIST Of
evidences Of their claims and Con-
having approved 9th September 1850 authorizing
he issue ten uions per the said Etate OF
that Ave millions of said stock should not be issued
un Of the State holding bonds and other
ce6cass stock Texas for which dutes imports were
pecsy pledged Of the United Sntes
rsaecs Of al claims against the United States for
otrt of certificates in such forms shall be
sd by the Secretary Treasury and approved by the
msss ~
imports thus Pledged the holders Of all
such required file the and description Of them
the Is of October 1851 and
ably which approved by President
United States IN OF the above act Of the 9th OF
''p'~ WIN. L. HODGE,
Acting Secretary Of the Treasury.
FORM OF RELEASE.
Whereas Congress- approved September 1885,
millions dollars be paid the State
for considerations In said mentioned with provso
than ve millions of said stock shall be issued until
Texas for which duties imports specially pledged
the treasury OF the United States releases Of all
United States OF said bonds
the undersigned creditor OF the State
stock Of Texas the be and for which
,hs said specially pledged
Here describe tha bonds certi6cstesl
Now complying with the provsons said
United States al claim In law equity against hem for or
OF the bonds cerifcaer) above described
Witness hand and this ------day Of
Sealed and delivered in presence of
1.-Two witnesses.l
Mar MW-dt3iA AwtSep3l
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4 A...stnre Tenc,.xv Wanted immediately.

aa Assistant Teacher Wanted Immediately.
tgE Principal wausnsou N o. Male Academy wishes q
employ teacher who qualified
Enxl anch~ nd
H. nm man, and good
An apple Immediately and by letter, paid
10 he Principal,
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ARoHIracris opslcK, u, g. CAPITOL
Washington, ID. O. sepiember 10, 1851,
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received ris once
following work and materials for the extension OF the United
For all work. embracing MARBLE workmanship
ana senf including all expenses pertaining 70 the same
and se.Ss a a"sud1g all expenses pertaining TO the same
FOR 1000 barrels Of lime burnt entirely with wood each barrel c
weigh % MOI Sad less Than - so pound, ne,
For 8, 900 bushels Of clean, sharp river sand.
For 800 900 ieer of A white pine culng boards
feet, measure sby spruce pine eanis
For $50 ofee measure, BY pine scaning
vered during The ensuing year. and such quantities
from time TO time be required BY the Architect commencing
All bidders marble granite requested send win,
,hey PROPOSE Information locality and capacity
Every oas mus, be aeeompaea by Whsn xuaanse signed
q a more re- ID hs effect a h they
obligation within twenty good
be accompanied y
Ts az sas as Sa %
men. Of n.eno that the able make their
n deciding on The bids regard viii be had TO The qualify of the
Will be reserved accept such offers be deemed
The plans specifications mny Office ever,
eseepedom 9, m, to 9, m until the aiore
All Proposals Extension
United States Capitol" and addressed rioM.s n wA1rpp
Architect of the Extension of the Capitol.
FORM or GUARANTEE.
To THOMAS U. WALTER,
Architect Of the Extension Of the u. s. Capitol,
t# Washington, b. c.:
We, the undersigned residents of -, the State Of,
hereby jointly scvelay with United states
guaranty the foregoing bid being accepted
ta he or they will within twenty days after the acceptance of the
bid the the with
perform proposed
fprmiy of the advertisement under which made
And said should fail
aforesaid, guaranty difference
offer of the said and the x lowest bidder.
AB.
ID.
hereby certify best of knowledge and belief
above named guarant0rs good and sufficient. IF.
Sept 23-Jtawp pUct20
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For fftiglt or passage apply 70 m.
EDWARD X COLLINS,
No. Sc Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SHIPLEY, CO.,
Liverpool.
Il. G. ROBERTS, l. CO..
l3 Kings Arms Yard, London.
L. DRAPER, jr,
Sept 5--dly Boulevard Montmare, Paris,
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.GENNn These ships having been built by contract
KA4 Prcshy for service, has been
Sk6kEEW taken IN their also their
10 insure strength and speed and their accommo
daons M passengers unequnled for elegance comfort
fe o psssaSe rom New York Liverpool $3.50 Exclusive
f35. - ' II e ~
An experienced surgeon will Q attached to ship
NO berfh can be secured until paid o #1ss4E
Inc owners OF these ships will be accountable for gold silver
bullion specie rwey precious sones METALS unless bills OF
adng are signed therefor and the value thereof therein
PROPOSED SAILING.
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super ocoth, twelve eighteen feet
a5 do owpriced American oieotb, from three six feet
wild
10 do Cocoa mattings for basement, SC.
Also hand full variety Of i'm
and American
Tapestry velvet, tapestry Brussels, English and American Brussels
Imperial, ply, and ngrain ingrain low
priced rag hemp and both striped and plaid together
furnishing which
prepared fully offer upon
other dealers n MS country.
Apls-u P. II. HoOE h co.