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CANVASS MAIL BAGS.

an uns and for the smaller me
square The bottom and dap 10 as Of good s.as as @
The pouches made Of den.ey woven
water the pouches now In use Tor inc man
/.
HORSE MAIL BAGS, IN SADDLE sAos soss)
size Body inches long and 40 inches In circumference
sss No. Body 4. inches long 80 inches circumference
Size No. Body and ~ inches in circumference
Ends or bottom. OF No. !, y BY q inches
Do Do DO DO 90 90 No No. Z J. i nsy do DO.
horse mail bag as 20 os Ias s
square ao, well and strongly .ewed Off v
The canvas. bags made Of the same quality Of
fabric The pouches above described.
DROP LETTER POUCHES, (wITH SIDE rooKET.)
Size " inches in length md % inches in circumference
Proposals improvements in the construction Of any o. s
seived and The relative me well
~ p so@e y a s"iS be-. .' bidder
ARTICLES for are 70 b W. an a sso
New Philadelphia and p,Isbuu rennsyyana BamS s
Maaa sor" MaaS t. New Orleans.
Nashville g. ~ s
sy "re e ANY, Ih the
No proposal viii be considered with sarIss
and aud also WIN evidences inc 90 p
and ability o,he bidder to execute the work according 70
The must be before the
day April and will in connexon with the proposals.
the basis Of the contracts ,,
sufcien sretcs certified the Of the place
where they may esdeD money double the amount
contract faithful performance Of the obligations entered
into
having suggested by and other,
f above described sizes Nos
and be locked proposals and specimens
accordingly with the add
and At the BOLTON OF each bag
bidders reference To the number OF mail
bags will probably be required the number kinds and sizes
for the Of the department during the
the 30h june 1885, given ~ follows
No, 76 No 7E No 4, and 800 M" pouches
and 27o No horse bags and 1913 NO !,
sa5 No. 2, and 27a No common cdnuass bags .
The proposals should be endorsed ProPosas for Mail Bags
and be addressed "Post,nasier General"
dec 81 N. X. HALL Postmaster General.
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When il not forward amount oi order
,nress reference 20 respectable New York house
ai, All ordrrs viii meet with prompt attention, addrs
' - WILLIAM MURPBY
263 Madison street, New W.
os,. will he 10 promptly II left the NJ
shell Mott 20 Vail street. Of Mcsss H. Jeroian q 81
N business cards. embossed coios from dies n
tbousand.
Nov I5-d3m
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COMMON HALL of the town or Petersburg Virginia.
1850 Tho following resolution this day adopted by
the Hall;
R That The mayor the advertise for proposals for
Of the bonds the corporation OF Petersburg sndoed by
the State Of Virginia, so 900 payable In 1870 and
half February and Au
450o,
chamberlain Of until 18th day Of May
O'Clock which time they will he opened and the hgcst
bidder will Ne entitled thereto The mr. the same will s
required lh May 18Th June and 18th Jay and bidders viii state
which ~ these periods offer The corporation reserves
themselves the night to reject offer made" 1
Notice hereby given proposals. bonds Of the
according to
above resolution, snt the 18Th lay Ms 1850 " O'Clock
m. CHAS. CORLTNG,
May o-dtl %hMaynext Mayor.
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Wine store 40 street Fhia,
Ia. ~ or se
Gus sales made BY h. TO consume-eren Obliged Largely tore
faction OF offering liquors imported
by He would refer invoices follows, viz
low prices old and some choice on dsug
ss is .a ps. selected for consumer SOM. sn,. Amon.d
bottles up Europe which be challenges n equal 10 any
The Manranis peculiarly adapted
convsecen they strengthen without stimulating, and have
wines principally specially selected
from the stock Of "Bues,er at oporo, and imported d
fruy delicate and have been highly .p-
ali Port. am pAlmed o as
They OF various sorts and prices IN bottles and on dranEh by
delicate white Port and Msimsey Port.
Persons suffering with chronic affection Of The bowels BE-
Madeira wines Of various Sorts dry and rch south side old East
and West indies serea Ac &C. ac on dnuGt and In bo'es
A. 10 The sparkling subscriber that
Moct champagne and the splendid sparkling Mosele,
ported by him. superior other wines and sold prices
He champagne wines Of various brands and qualities
wines generally Subscriber Judge,
ODER. The zines, .oe. here from the vs loves. price, by the 'ns
burgundy vince stock,
tha, he them from his vaults goods bottle Of Bur
ssa,erne and Bsrac Away. on hand n bottles.
~. n am ,,s nd M, from ~. he., on, 70 ,h -
choicest Of the "Scnbe which the beat growth Of
In the articles Of Cosnac and brandies nne
stock embracing old ofiso Of Guard Dupay Co..
celebrated "Cayie in eighth csk', and 1912
hhd and Dubouchen 1914 hhds, consignment which viii
be so,dow.
Also, .h, Scotch and Mouone.hea whissy, Jamaica spirits
preserving brandy and all other wines and liquors. including All Of
Of the above sold by es in quantity desired
An rood. delivered within one days reach Philadelphia freight
paid Orders will he promptly executed sent by mail ,ee
graph.
Cheap Wins Store, 70 Walnut street, fhi'sdsphia.
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y. v. PATTON,

(Fsrwer pavtssv Of j. y. Dsw, esq.,
GENERAL AGENT for the prosecution Of claims before
either or the departments pensions land
pay horses any other lost properly al
paid addressed v. Pnfton Washington city ID =,
receive Immediate attention. Now
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GENERAL vapor Bath-Adop.d unanimously by Congress-,
VI through strong Of United
other eminent physicians, tcstimona
hxed portable the
favorable debased and the sn equal distribution Of
The Nature adina from the psen, epidemic
sndote United States pepitentary
and efficient in diseases called mecnrn In heu
o the operations Of the
famed oriental hath t used In Turkey there lately
found he particularly
and rights for making
furnished Also powerful but safely graduated electro
complaints
Applied wing, Hrrt door, convenient FIR the
lame0 No ~, and residence Of sick. Probatsm est
Sept s-eodu BOYD REILLY
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0ENCY, Washfngtsn.-Ths undersigned, late Of ne
n spection branch cf The Post Ocs Department, oAer Ms -
mail generally and thoss Of the
section partiruasy with the that his removal from
dose mtase the character he has wr year
tanned in the department for honesty, capacity and Adeh
ves his In once Of both parss, with hen b'
consent sustain him therein. 4
All orders attend Ia business NJ every ~ the ~
government will he thankfully received and promptly ds
James OWNER, Arsss
July 4-dH late Of Post Once Dsrarms""
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I KNOX WALKER VIII pracssse law IN the sup gto,
Court Of the United 6taes, and attend tn The pose
clsins against sovernmsnI AdAress washnGc~. DO
it-M
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DIED,

DIED,
Suddenly Thursday morning, tho 10th Mrs MARY
HOLLAND, the osh Of her relict OF EDWARD Hot
The friends Of family invited
urdsy aftsrnoon O'clock corner
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Bounty Land and other business.
WILLIAM YLINN his business
executive and Congress- He will
attend and bounty land
moderate Address, William Finn, Washington, ID. c.
Jan ~, 1887.
Mr. plnn several years Second
Comptroller Treasury knowledge ofnnsacns
particularly
to VIII may employ him tho ofgovernment
ALBION X PARRIa
Jan D-d Late Second Comptroller.
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IRE Arctie's Nsss The Markets.

NEw OaIxAss, Jan. 1.-THE advces by the steamer |
Arctic hsve received here and the effect has been to
considerably deprsss the cotton market Sales OF only
600 bales today 12l cents for strictly middling and low
mddng ia l2l Prime molasscs selling At - to 232
Whskey z1b cent. per gallon Sugar 10 dnil-sma"
sales The mafket ior coffee l. firm but not scve Pro
visions Arm, with an upward tendency. The weather
pleasant. and city healthy. No local news OF moment
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Proposals. for Beef
OvrIox CoaassAKY sUBsIsrxkox,
Washington Arsenal, Jan. 81, 1881.
yEALED PROPOSALS. the supply, from February
y OF the troops this beef
GOOD quality, excuded in
uc6 quantities be designated Assist
AMI will be the
3Oh of January Copies Of agreement
be entered into will BE- exhibited ON application.
y II L. RINCGOLD,
First Lieutenant of Ordnance, and A. Z. Is.
Jar 8-eO30
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General Charles T. James oemoctat) elected United
pirss on the fourth March Whos,nnmber OF bat
lots, 30 General James received 50, and declared
elected.
Destrsetio~ by Fire Of sossasy + Bells Ola" Pork
Heavy L0ss.- Grtat Entsrp5ise
WHEELING, Iva y Jan 29-At hsl-past five O'Clock this
n%.. w.L. Of Ness S@eeney Bel Of dis civ The
a. mes spread win great rapidly, and before rhey ccnld
u. sabdued their entire establishment, including The
grinding and packing houses WAS totally consu ned
10 icss is Sefy heavy, estimated $4,000 apon which
Unfortunately, there no insurance Ia tue true spirit and
were done consuming and while The mas. Of 1uins were
snouldering, contracts were made to rebuild the works.
ng buld,ns. as usual Business, understand. viii be
Continued AS usua, no" sustaining tue heavy loss and
that Inc spring orders will supplied With
prompness rns 'ge,c spirit deserves high praise
Fatal R.~eo~r. -Dv,adfl Tsasedy
NIw OnLxAns. January "a rencon're took place al
The versnda House to-day between two men, one named
Erneton other named Byrd The lauer received
two ia,a slabs, and died almost Instantly
wrble tragedy occurred at ball given the same night,
young lady. met the bathroom The par'les It stared
bad been enssged to be m.Itsd but her parent. ose led
grned at the idea of DISAPPOINTMENT and partially de
% o% Ie ~ o.
Of tho partcs are NOT given.
D,sirxenps Fis
Belonging 10 NJ Lind. in Lexington. Kentucky has been
loss IL estimated at SIS. 900. No insurance.
Ayred Of Uritsd States Mad Robbers.
Bosron, Jam y Three men. named Dwight, Sacket,
and Edward Hail. arrested at Westhed, Mnssschu-
ses last night charged with roObing the United States
mail. They been brought to this city Tor exainns
ti0n-
Saii~s of thu Asia-Rnmor about the Aia~iie.
NEw YoRx, Jan 29-p m-The Steamer ASIA sailed TO
day for Liverpool She takes ~ passengers. among
whom 10 j. H. Smith, United States consul aud Adopbus
Solomons bearer OF despat also 62i0000 in silver
A rumor this morning that vessel had ar
rived bringing intelligence that she had spoken tho Allan
lie NJ under sail having had hInery disabled
The fumor, however, proves untrue.
FavSsixnf Nofe.
Urea, IN W Jan 29-Fraudulent notes altered from
ones 10 Aves tue Utica City Bank and The Troy City
Bank have been put in circulation here They well
executed, and calcalated TO deceive
HARRISBURG, Jan. @-p.
The Judiciary committee have reported the legislature
In favor Of the iree banking system,
LOUISVILLE Jan. n.
Tho river is falling very slowly, and there tive
feet inches in the canal.
G. A. White, postmaster AT Crerlsborough, Kentucky,
has arrested Thomas Frost, mail carrier, who has been
committing dspredat,ops the mail for tho last three
months.
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01Festival the Odson.A sale Of fancy
Of refreshments will
odeon OF street and Pennsylvania avsnus beginning
Monday evening" Febuay3
during week. house. beautifully furnished golo,
ounan other and attractive articles will be for exhibition
sale.
festival aid Of the church Of the
(Episcopsi) II, between 9th and 10th
The public generally earnestly invited 10 attend.
III
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VALUA BILE House at public private sale
By virtue of an orphans subscribers viii
negro excellent and experienced house
IN no, od Al before
February nc H. day be sold public O'clock
D IA q auction rooms
To .ny per,ou desous purchasing private
sold low application made before said Goth day Of February
,.,.su
Ian 3I-2xwkds AuelioneeIs.
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DE sELDINC WYLlE,
No. To1ds BuiIdins Pennyivania srsnue,
Brown's Hotel, Huntington, ID. c.
rHAs DE sEIDING h ANDREW wYLIE, IT,, having formed
co partnership purpose Of prosecuting claims before
before board OF
appointed adjustment spolatons other
foreign prepared their
business that be nuusted
will attend obtaining bounty
duties claims arising under contracts treaties,
buying selling collecting private claims
rents, &c.
Andrew wyIie, will attend law business with which
nnsef the be nusted in Of the courts Of
The District, Supreme Court Of the United Stntes.
selding, being United States
public the Of Union
prompt taking Of testimony acknoweds
NOT deeds which appertain his Once.
Charges will and regulated by the csmed
a Of services required
(posi paid will immediate attention.
Sept s-diy
THE AMERICAN Live stock Insurance Company
vncenncs unlimited January 1850
Capital $50 600 Stockholders individually liAbe.
For horses mules bulls sheep, and cae
description against the combined risks Of hre water acct
South Losses paid in thirty days after proof Of death
DrecorsJoseph Bowman counseor Ferdinand Eberwne,
Captain Isaac Mass merchant; George d. Hay
chant Hon Thomas Bishop, builder John WISE merchant and
director Alvin w Tracy merchant and bank director Hon
Abncr r. % 81 Vinccnnes Abm smith,
farmer bank director and auditor Of Knox county.
Joseph O. Bowman, PRESIDENT b. shulef Whitney, sccrctnyi
Of the State Bank Of Indiana. -
NELSON, assu Pennsyivsnia sverus between i@h and
i3h streets, Washington City.
Sept os-diy
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EDMUND II. WILsON. Attorney at Law. Will practice
~ Of Washington Collections and before
different will receive attention Also
ancns sdjoinng Virginia win
duly attended Once Louisiana four
C0pps Pavilion. Dee f7--dM
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Circus.

POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF MADAME
CAROLINE AND THE FRENCH TROUPE IN
WASHINGTON.
Grsaf Reduction Of Prices.
FnpAr EvEHIsa, JAruAsr 81, 1851
BENEFIT OF WALLET, THE CLOWN.
Prices. Reserved seats so psrque Is
gallery, f2X cents Colored gallery, lax cents
Grand performances Saturday afternoon commencing ~
O'Clock and the whole Of the French
will appear.
saturday evening young Bapss Loi.s and the last
night ofthe company.
Jan 3-u
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n1-WashinGson Society for Free DehAtss.-Mestns
evening O'Clock, Temperance Hall Question
"Ouybt industry encouraged by protective
duties p"
Jan 81 H. M. PARKHURsT, Secretary.
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Election of Senator of Rhode Island.

PRovIpKNck, January 80 o. lhe uatth bio this day
Charles t. James tiemocta elected United
States snaior place OF q ,iera Greene
pirss fourth OF March next Wtois number OF bat
ots 3d. General James received 80 ana decl, red
ela clad.
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WANTED, experienced narse Tor Infant
w liberal wages who recommend
cd. other need apply. Inquire Of
Ian 3I-diw 7. H. HooE d co.
vnHE WING Almanac and United states Register for
i 1881, by Greeley = McEhath
For sale by IhfLoh MAuhf,
Ian 81 h00ksoIsrs 9th
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90 Smithsonian LecturesThe lectures during
will followsi
Monday 2 lecture by DIR. vn,on Boston
ject Architecture OF the Middle Ages
Wednesday 29th and Friday 3ls instant
tures by HademHn, Univey Penn.yIva
subcet The mechanism Of Speech and its bearings upon
natural history OF the human
Lecture commence AT u O'Clock, p
Ian
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CAMERON wrREEr HOUSE.
.asrs~dvts, vks~ia.
THIS spacious mansion lus haissA In tbs bss modem g
hfronts south ahou thrytwo feet, runains hack, nefse
building, hundred and Any fess Everything p
has been pvovAed fer the odaton and comfcr
family To gentleman holding psblc once in washinS"s ~
ocrs the following Inducements, n witt perfect hesshr
nation, short and pleasant drive FROM city city, much
much cheaper living and the very hes ssciety " r"d
ersl credit will be given but rented, the win b.
CuRIsTOPRER NEALE,
Dec lo--lawn AsIasbrA
JaAss q. Dsvret
WILL prosecution ConCs~ an
W ous executive departments n the eovsrWent-
Once and dwelling street., beweea N and 1esh susss
OctQ--d
CERvANTn.-Wanaed, . ssAls servant anA q.
cook, do the work Of small family None win ~ ene
kov2l-tnf
IOHN NJ McCALI.A. late N~cond Auditor II the IRE
u p~o~ee The ov"
msn before Congress- the departments, In the sesue""
military sccoan,., and agency sussess generally md
nee the Of 9Th and LouiMsaa
wAsatSeros Ctrr April S-0
MO1Ee L. HOLT,
COUNSELLOR ar Law,
Sa~ Ftawciseo, CsAiforuis.
RIrssysors Hon. q. w. Inge, N. c. AIahama, Ts
ESQ, Mobile, Alabama Messrs. Rhodes Wright, Co., Ne.e
leans Louisiana Henry T. CLARK, esg Tnsbero Noh Ca
Hon w NJ Gwn, c. California, Benz X. True esS, Nev J"
city; J. P. Heaey, esq., Bosoa Maas chuses; A. Hatch -
Portsmouth, New Hampshire NAY 7-3vE
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National Hall aod Olympic Carcus'
FRIpAy EvsuIra, JAr. 81, 1851.
A NIGHT WITH WALLET, Nj. A.

Embracing poeca beauties Shakespeare, otway Milton
Byron Pope with bombsic lectures
political economy, cavoyance phreno magnetism, and animal
biology complimentary and farewell benefit night Of
mod 1oucfstone
principal hots,s and the Hail. where
he daily O'Clock q. until T.
Positively last night but
The whole Of the French troupe viii appear
Jan O-N
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LOUISVILLE Jan. n.
Tho river is falling very slowly, and there five
feet inches IN the canal.
G. A. White, postmaster At Creclsborough, Kentucky,
has arrested Thomas Frost, mail carrier, who has been
committing dsprsdnt'ons the mail for tho last three
mOnths.
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CARUsrg SALOON.
FRIDAY January, Mr. George vandsnhoh third and last
EVENING WITH SHERIDAN
THE CRITIC or TRAGEDY REHEARsEp. -
Tickets, 80 cents. '"@
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John X. Martin,
General .8ss~f for Claimant,
Once (or present) No Law Building, Richmond,
NJ prosecute pomptiiude asnins
State Of Virginia. the United
three months pay back bounty lands and ali
claims arising ofshe Of lsl2, the Mexican
He connected with
and possesses facilities for the prosecution Of claims which
letters (post paid addressed him. Richmond
Washington city, will receive immediate attention.
He has the kind permission Of the following gentlemen to refer to
Hon A. Seldom. r. X Meade Thos. N.
Holiday, Paulus Powell Tho Bocock Richard Parker H. A.
Ednundson, p. McMulen, House Of Representatives.
Hon John Mason Hon John NJ Bos and James Lyons
Richmond.
Hon s. r. Hosbi., Postmaster General Thom,.
Richie, Washington City.
Oct 3-d2w hw;m
WIN. J. STONE. Jr.,
oourssLLoa Al
once r, the Of l+th
Oct l0-d3m
HANGING Academsy--Ft~ Cowrse-Mr r. r. LApas has
Of
fret dancing
avenue, opposite WiIard's hotel.
Day. Washington Thursdays, and sssnp-
days. Georgetown Mondays aod Fridays.
d II. HOOE 4 CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
carpetins floor OIL cloths, matngs, eurn mstsras
sbecna, blankets, and house furnishing Foods speraIy
Pennyvania avenus bews~n 7h and ssh Washington
DC.
Aus 9o--1
CixTY-ONE desirable lots situated In the moot Hour
shnG psrm the city and suburbs for SALE the
modains tsrms. Apply to
Once one door Of Jackson Han, rssn. sv.nss.
Jmi7-d
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CARUsIS SALOON.
Last riskt Saturday Evsrs~s, Ysbr~oryL
AR DEMPsTER's ballad Carus,s Saloon,
III on Saturday evening, February include following
song, Thespot where va. born Mornins noon and night
"John Anderson 10 =; "Loneiy aud wifi - ssutstion TO
America for that !" "The blind boy ~ "La
mont OF the EmUant j" "t'm alone, all alone "Tak yer
aud cloak aboo re 1.-THE barring door !" "he death OF
Warren - !" and "Ths May onsen-s song In
three pasts
Tickets 50 he had nj the usual places
haifpsst o'clock and finish by half past
O'Clock.
81
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Jan O-d Late Second Comptroller.
PNGLIsH Year 1851
The British Royal England
land, Ireland, the Colonies, for 1851 vol
British Army List fos January, 1881
British Navy List for January, 1851.
British Companion os 1885, and Year Book u Gem
eral Information ! vol
Imported per steamer Asia, by . -. -
Jan 20 FRhNCk TAYLOR
4 FINE and neatly FURNISHED room may at
sMITH's side Of l2th street. third door from T.
Jan MI
Aw NOTICE.-ovID Y. JOHNSON and HENRY ROGERS,
attorneys counscors aIaw will attend all professional
sra courts Of b.,ne, Columbia They
different public departments at Washington
Pennsylvania between Nth and lh streets
south side Novsd1
second Course.-D~nctnN Academy.
IR r. r. Liable honor citizens Of
Washington and Georgetown that his second course dancing
residence Pennsyvspia opposite Wiiard's Hotel
Days ~ aiton ws.hnssonTuesday., Thursdays,
days; Gec~xetowp--MonAays and Fridays
bee ss-dah
nuE wmd~rsixned offers OF the Iowa
atase Gazette pab.shed Burlington Iowa II he oldest
East Wishing buy obtain information
ing establishment from and communicate their proposals
Hon. George W Joses A. O sodx s"d Shepard Lesr members
''' lows :" the present %M r. cooIpAucn Admn.or
Bvrl,seros, January ., 1881.
r,URNTsHED House or Furnished Rooms.-The sdvsr-
neatly furnished three brick house
The whole o. part accommodating terms. on
DYER h MCGUIRE
Dec 2i--d6 Corner 10Th Penn avenue.
v,DMUND H. WILSON. Attorney 1t Law, will prs~tsse
II Of Washington Collections and before
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QERvANTA.-Wanted, . usAle servant and
cook, do the work Of small family. None win he M
who cannot bring good recommendation Inquire at this o@
Nov 2I-tnf
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4 COMPENDIUM OF the Entirc Body az the L.,
by Ass Kinnealphabcticay arranged with reference
latest and approved authorizes.
ss''s-, ss"" ""oSp, o'"' PP' 49, U
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A Fine and neatly Furnished room may he had Al
Mrs SMITHS side Of i2h third door from r.
ia
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HARRISBURG, Jan. H-p. m
The judiciary committee have reported the legislature
In favor Of the tree banking system.
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VENDALLp grsaA ~vs~k the Mexsesn wsr-fslis
IA edidon, with Hchiy cclor~A psstss.
On exhibition and f6s sale 81 ..
TAYLOR 4 MAURYD
Jan n Bcosssuss, near N
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Urea IN Y Jan. 29.Fraudncn notes alte rcd from
ones TO fvcs tue Utica City Bank, and the Troy City
Bank have been put in circulation here They well
executed, and caicniated to deceive.
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New YoRx, an 29-p. m--The Steamer ASIA sailed TO
day for Liverpool She tskes out ~ passengers among
whom 10 j. n Smith, United States consul, aud Adopbus
Solomons bearer OF despat het aso, 62i0OOO in silver
cunent this morning that vessel had ar
rived bringing that she had spoken tho Allan
Tic NJ sea und1r SAIL having had her machinery disabled
The runor, howcve proves untrue.