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EURNfTURE AND HOUSEHOLD Frrrcrs o.ppprs
AT AUCTloN-On "Wednesday morning Sep,omher n !, q
O'Clock, shall sell in front of the O. NJ Hines an sh
hold furniture, Ac., consisting Of ' :" "ouse-
Mahogany ssdebosrd, sofns, and paior charr
lane and wood seat chairs snd rockers
Dining breakfast, tables
Dressing and bureaus
Wssn~snds, wsrdrobcs, lounges
ro'et fahiss, high and low poet bedsteads
Soss, ncds and mattresses, looking glasses
Duseels, mrsc ply, and ingram carpets
nras. nre irons, shovel and tonss
Crcckevy sed efas. ware
Kitchen utensils, nc.
Tsvms cash. d. 10 a
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The Railroad Route to the West
Through Cincinnati rail the entire distance, enct ten miles
ukrh : done IN coaches.


Through by distance, ercept miles,
which Is done In coaches.
HE fast mail line leaves Calvert daily, IL and
regularly rail
road Harrisburg the mountains daylight and
through Psburg hours from OF depart
um BALTIMORE This line makes direct with the
fast the Ohio and Pennsylvania Psbug and Cleveland
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati railroads,
going through from Baltimore Cincinnati
iorty- four hours running time.
The mail line place daily, e4, m. BY
this line passengers reach Hodaysburg Of the Of de
and e until the next day when they
their the mountain, and arrive In Pbug
from departure from Ba
with all the comfort and advantage Of having enjoyed
aud
the enjoyment Of liberal patronage
from the travelling public their equipments cannot be by
those OF any other route between the East and West
Tickets for Piburg Masson, Cleveland, and Cincinnati by
snsqehannn Railroad Company, Calvert station Ba
more, and at the following rates.
Gincnnnu Sl1 %
Cleveland 10 20
To Mnsstlon.. 10 90
To PittbufB 20
Travellers this ouRh
Cncnna and lis accommodations cannot be exceed.
ALFRED GATHER,
Superintendent
oruor BALrIxoRE AND sUsaURHIssA RAILNoAD Co,
Baltimore, August 2 is52
Aug 2t-d2wh
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ron BARPER,s FERRY.

tpAtLy Mss)
THE packet boats Bell and Fashion ensuing
Ferry. - 49,
leaving Georgetown daily nj arriving Harpers Ferry
Winchester
Re'onins leaving Harper. Ferry p. m, arriving Geers
town ner morning 9 O'Clock. 'aa l.aHNs
omubuses viii be readiness arrival Of passenger In
1eovEesown, "a convey ws~hingror.
W-FMe hvo~ah, including board, u 80 aet l0M
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BY GREEN q SCOTT, Auctioneers.

DRICK HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION.-On Tuesday, the
ID shall sell IN front the premises O'Clock,
m OF No. l3, No. 1885, fronting II
inches H. between lh and 18th streets containing
with which excellent
and well built
% good repair. The lot back 10 20 feet alley.
Terms balance twelve and eighteen
The purchaser notes for the deferred
bearing from day OF sale deed given and deed Of
tax GREEN n SCOTT,
seps-d Auctonees.
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sales To-Day.
BY GREEN q SCOTT, Aac,ionesrs.

FURNITURE, CIGARS, PICKLES, SPICES, HORSE ANr
Il CARRiAGE, &c., Ar AUCTIoN.-on Tuesday, the l4lt
lssspt we O'Clock,
belonging declining housekeeping
10000 fine Havana cigars
10 dozen jars pickles
4 excellent family carriage
Horse harness. The five years old and perfectly
gentle
The carriage is In good repair. -
Terms cash. GREEN SCOTT,
Sept l2-3t Aucuonees.
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there and he predicted that in November next Tennes-
see would, by large majority be found side by side with
the other democratic slfonghoids Of the country.
Mr. lngersoli next introduced the Hon. John A Will
cox, OF mississippi, of the most talented members OF
Congress from that section, who kept the audience IN
roar Of mlrth by his capital illustrations OF the fobes
and tasces OF whggery. We think him as good q
specimen OF the western stump orator We ever heard
He compelled 10 shorten his speech, (rom severe
bronchial attack much TO the disappointment OF the au
dience. Col Wilcox commanded regiment IN the Mex
lean war, in Tsyors army. and was al Buena Vista.
Jonathan Soddard, esq, followed. in one OF his effect
i've efors, which always well received, and always
tell upon ibe enemy After him, William Fagg, esq
scattered few grapesho among the wings, by way OF
diversion. and the meeting adjourned with cheers which
made the welkin ring again
The meeting Of The best in point OF spirit and
numbers held in this city, aud must satisfy the wings
that the democracy "up and dressed" and intend 10
dispute every inch oil ground in the Gibraltar OF
whiggery" better spirit never actuaed our ranks.
and with the union and harmony which prevails, the
confidence OF strength, and the certainty OF victory, the
democracy have opened the campaign in which
10 cIedabe II will be effective As gallant Fey
exclaimed TO the 9th New England regiment when
ordered 10 charge upon the batteries at Chepultepec lei
our motto be. as We move upon the enemy, FORWARD
THE NINTH
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Highly Important from Buenos Ayrts- Reported Revo-
luton,

NEw York, September 1.-THE passengers board the
barque Hazard, which vessel arrived this port this
morning. with dates from Bnenos Ayres the 9Th ult,
three weeks later than the previous advces report that
revelation broke the day before the Hazard sailed
and the provincial governor had resigned
Mr.. Schenck, the American minister, received by
ihe governor n the 25th
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The STATE Fair.

UTIcA September 1.-THE heat Of The early part the
week last night moderated by heavy rain, and la
been drzzIng today. The number Of tickets sod to-day
has been about 5000 The total receipts are $4,000.
The premiums were announced this morning, but the
list Is sill in the commuee's hands
Governor Hunt, John p Hale, and other distinguished
men, were the ground TO day.
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EDWARD X. COLLINS X CO.,
No. So Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SMILEY, & CO.,
Liverpool.
Il. G.. ROBERTS CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNROE d CO.,
% Rue Notre Dame des Victories,
GEO. II DRAPER, Havre
ships will accountable for gold silver,
bullion SPECIE ewery precious metals unless bills of
ad hereo and the value thereof therein expressed
Sept5-dly
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STENAKr Viekens and M.ry Niclen. hl. Nlfe,

STEWART Sickcns and Mary vickens, his wife,
Dennad Aleekin William Meekns, Emily Meekins,
Susan smiin the circuit for Dorchester county,
court OF equity state OF Mayand July 1854 August a.
The object Of this suit Is to decree for sale OF certain
real estate lying and being in Dorchester county.
The bill a John
departed this life time about the eighteen hundred
and thirty leaving widow Elizabeth Meekns and Mary Meekins
Thomas Mrekns, Dennard Meekips and Smh that the
said John Meekns seized aud Of land called
hArshy Point lying and being Meekin Neck
ia said county, containing thirty five land that
her lifetime departed this life sometime
in the spring eighteen hundred Mary
Meekns has nterpaued with said Stewart yickens
that the said Thsmas heekns
two children William, Meckns Emily Meekins heirs
law that the said William Meekus Emily
under the Of twen-one that the sad smith
leit the State Of Maryland and reside
the complanans that II will be for the
the parties concerned that the ad land shalt
OF this court FOR the OF division proceeds
those entitled thereto.
II therefore adudged ordered and decreed o the
circuit Tor Dorchester county t the complainant causing
copy this order he Newspaper published
Washington
fifteenth September giving
yng and TO her heir, the object
BILL and them appear person
hcior before the fourth Tuesday
the premises, and show have, why
decree ought not 10 pass prayed.
ARA SPENCE
SAMUEL ID. LIZ coMVrR, Solicitor for Complainant
True copy-Tesie
Aug gll-law5w r. J. HENRY, Clerk
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age of "a.
He was liked so well that he served four years
His conduct and abilities deserving, that in
1891 he was elected speaker Of the house. The vote
he received this occasion was highly complimentary
He received majority OF 100 out of $50 members
He still grew in grace; for in 1882 he was reelected
speaker, receiving 205 votes out OF 20S votes cast.
q majority OF 5000
In 1884 he was elected to Congress by majority
Of 5000. running far ahead Of his ticket.
In 1885 he was elected TO the Senate OF the United
Siaes receiving I6O votes OF 2l2 in the house, and
ii votes out OF IL cast in the senate.
In 1850 he chosen president of the convention 10
amend the State constitution, by vote OF 257 out of
264, one third OF whom were wings
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a f0r. sulllgan, E....rerl, aa.n..

rs barrel. ofiiesh supernne Hour
IS bushels OF new white neid beans
sae pounas ~ good haIa sosp
= bushels Of good clean dry nae salt
2ao gallons Of good cider vinegar.
RorEAi bidders requested extend the sir
no bid viii be acted on unless embraces all articles required
The periods and quantities Of each delivery al those posts
The hogs which the PORK packed alened CON- and
each hog 20 weigh not es han Two hundred pounds excluding
Side pieces may bc substituted lor the hams.
The pork saed with Turks Island the can.
fully packed with he same article IN pieces exceeding eight pounds
When packing completed, the must fur
nsh 70 s Office certificate om the packer ha, The pork
OF white oak barrels fun hooped the beans and salt IN barrels ana
the soap and candies in strong boxes OF convenient ze o
win win only by quarts
for 81 Peters and Fon Ripley must pass 81 Louis ior their ultimate
Ripley must pass s., Peters BY Isl june less '' fon
failure IN these particulars will be considered breach con-
ae ana The department w be authorized TO purchase to supply
The provisions will inspected at the time and place Of d
and all be paid until they dpa
ted such stoehouse as may be designated BY The The
The Commissary General the privilege increasing or
diminishing the quantities. dispensing with all articles re-
Of reducing the quantities delivery one
heretofore required accompany r
proposals with evidence Of their ability together names o.
Attorney by well known the government other
wise their proposals will moi be acted on.
fun delivery wH Dc require h Office before u
g rss ps Issm M s e Co. wn @ s s s
the places Of purchase Or the residence Of the contractors,
as this office win be accepted any crcua
GEO GIBSON, G. O. 8.
NorEEditors will paid inserting ia their p,pers mi,
unless authorized BY Comnay GEN
Aug 7-lawlI5sep
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drripai OF a Hhdltr.

BEDFoRD. Sept. 1.-THE whaling bsrque Belle arrived
This morning, after cruise Of eight years The captain
reports being Sydney four months last year He says
that the OF the immense fields Of gold Ausra.
liza greatly exaggerated. The miners experienced hard.
ships that would scarcely be credited.
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lew York Fashionable Clothing Estabiishmcp mt
Wholesale and retail. for cssh only.

wholesale and RETAIL for cash only.
ALFRED MuNRoE co.. No AL Broadway, between Howard
IA Grand sreeis) invite all visiting New YORK
business call their extensive establish
me- and examine the superb assortment Of
Fine and fashionable clothing
Gentemen's furnishing goods,
Boys and children's clothing, &c,
of description, there exhibited for sale.
The principles which our New Orleans establish
which mnde universally popular in the South
strictly adhered AL broadway, New York
facilities obtaining such enable nj all
choicest fashionable styles Of garments
nd nj the lowest prices,
Every article s sold under FUN guarantees. r H..
rsrorshe each article Marked IN
upon ticket reduction in instance
be made
AIdescrpons clothing made order the shortest notice
ALFRED MUNROE co,
AL Broadway, New York.
ALvssp Mursox, .-
VIZ ID. ABsArr. may 1-d~ssf
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Wi,con sin Free Soil Contention.

MILWAUKEE, owls } Sept Ii.-Tbe free.soil conven.
ton have nominated Charles Durkeo for reelection 10
Congress The convention. before adjouning ratified the
Pitsburg nominatlons
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First Opening ofa Boarding and Day school 10,
Young Ladies'

MISS g. HoGANn lady who has had
m resident boarding In the
city OF New York. purposes opening s
In the house formerly by Mr. Robert Gecnhow
recently by Mr.. VIM r. steirer
For circulars containing terms references application NAV
~ msns 70 the Rev y. Huuer n. d.
Msury srd Morrison.
Sep l0--Adn.
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Marlstf

NOTICETIavins been appointed Superintendent
IN Printing printing heretofore
conducted by and disposed Of a interest therein mue
Towers from and aer the 9TH September 1882 by
be hereafter conducted his account
An having against win
indebted
make immediate settlement by cash
who Is authorized 10 receipt therefor.
5--eofw JN0. r. TOWERS.
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Laree Salt Of Buffalo Robss.

MONTREAL, Sept. 1.-THE whole OF The Hudson Bay
Company's buffalo robes, amounting to 233 bales have
been sold here, in hand, at S5.
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J. kiuo.
. q OF the
accomplished revealing the
which who been deprived
his boyhood,
D kto has passed life OF great activity scholar
deafness which living
ected himself, and his discriminating remarks
OF blind, James M,ebel Bndgsman
ote repeto with profound thought
phenomenon presented In The Of their mental training"
lCArisan Observer.
Krrros DAIY BrBtx ILLusrR. Series;
Ia mo. o.
Vol. I. Antediuyians and Patrarchs.
2. Moses and the Judges
.. Samuel, Saul, and David.
T. Solomon and the Kings.
Evening Series 4 vols ~ a.
Vol. !. Job and the Poetcsl Books
g. isaiah and the Prophets
3 The Lite and Death Of our Lord.
a. The Apostles and the Early Church.
For sale GRAY h BALLANTYNE'S Bookstore
Sep LIFT 7th street, doors above Odd Fellows Hall,
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Arripat of the Sierra Nevada.


New YoRK, September l2.-The steamship Sierra Ne
vada from Aspinwal September 3, and Kingston, Jama.
ca, Septembe 6, arrived this afternoon
The S. N brings $I50O00 in SPECIE and l6O passengers
among whom the Peruvian minister G. G. de Osma
suite Samuel ID Crane, bearer Of dispatches from
Chilli and Captain l. M Lane, jr., and Lieut.. L. May
nence, Of the United States navy.
The roads crossing the ishmus in excellent order.
The is fast changing, the rain falling only al
nights
The dates from Panama to August 81.
The Peruvian government, il is said, raising 10 00C
men, and about purchasing steamers from the British
Steamship Company, for the protection OF their guano
islands in the neighborhood of the coast.
Gen. Herrera resume the office of governor o.
the province of Panama on the 1st of September.
The first importation Of ice direct from Boston, via Ca
Horn, had been received Panama. and selling Is
to % cents per pound
The United States soop of war Portsmouth left Tobage
would return In three months.
Col H. II. Miller, u. s. charge Bolivia sailed on the
2ith ult from Callao.
The of the barque e. L. Parsons from Boston, bad
muiinied, and had been throws into irons.
vessel had been put at Panama for Australia and
was last filling with passengers
Accounts from Kingston September eth Several
shocks Of earthquake had been experienced the norh
side Of the island but material damage done. The
smallpox at Mantego bay was the decrease. The
markets generally unchanged
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CHARLES III. CIemency and Elizabeth Clemency,
" his wife, Eusebus Welsh ohers.--Circu for
Talbot county, in equity term sarne object q this
sale real Talbot
county, certain John Leonard died and
The bill John Leonard departed this life seized
real In Talbot complainant,
Elizabeth H. cemency and the defendants Eusebius WEIGH Sally
NJ Leonard Ellen Wech James Williams,
and Mary Williams, his wife, his heirs naw and legal
that will be for the Of aI parties
James Williams Mary State Mary
ereupon adudged and ordered that the complainant, by
causing copy this inserted newspaper pub
Washington the District of Columbia, each of
weeks before the November
absent defendants Of object
this bill and them appear in this by
ctor before third Monday November
the and show they have why decree
ought pass, prayed.
True copy-Atest
SAML Il. HOPKINS,
Aug l9-1aw3w Clerk Circuit Court.
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OFFICE ofths New York and liverpool Uniscd states
" Mail Steamship Company, No. SO Wall strccNew Au
i7th Isshehooks balance IL the
company previous passage
he
their oce the leth the 25th Of September
wM. t. YoULE,
AuuIa et 0s Secretary
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II. p. MILLER
Of Virginia.
YERBY a. MILLER,

YERBY a. MILLER,
Pennsylvania 7 and 5t Washington D.
WHOLESALE foreign staple
and fancy dry goods, maiugs oil cloths, table
and bed Spreads Blankets heengs, and houseur
nisling dry goods generally.
strict, prompt, personal attention given to orders.
Dec 27-Iyf
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BY the President of the United States.

IN PURSUANCE OF LAW, l, MILLARD FILLMORE Pres
OF The United Stes OF America hereby declare and
public sale will be Land Office Al
STILL WATER, in the TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA, com.
mencing Monday the first day Of November disposal
public lands situated the following named and
fractional townships, viz:
North the base line aud aces Of the fourth principal meridian
townships thirtyseve hyeight the right
bank ST. COx river, townships thirty forty
and y-two of range twenty.
Townships thir,yeght, dirty nine, md forty, of range twenty
sections and twenty township twen
and townships thirty eight thirty nine and forty
ty-two
Townships forty forty and ortwo, Of range twenhee
Hennepn Island twenty township
tynne and island in section four township thirty range
twenty four
Townships thyseven thr,yeght, range twenty-five
Townships thirtyseven, thirty eight thirty nine, and forty
range twenty six.
Townships iy-eight thirty nine, range twenty seven
Township thirty nine, of range twenty-e
appropriated by for the Schools military
purposes, will be excluded from the sale.
offering the above mentioned lands will be
appointed and will proceed in the order which they
advertised all despatch, until the whole shall
closed but the sale Sha
open private entry
by OF Congress for military
United
until afer the expiration of the weeks
city OF Washington this
uiy Domni thousand eight hundred and fwo
MILLARD FILLMORE.
BY the President;
JOHN WILSON,
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BALTIMORE, Sept. l2-The fcshe has done great
damage to the rice crop throughout Georgia.
There deaths from yellow fever In Charleston
Thursday.
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omes OF oon..a,..ary General OF Subsistence.


CErARATE PROPOSALS be received al lhis
~ October delivery
the Of the troops of inc United s,es upon inspection fol-
lows:
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Aug l6-law3w

THIS Is give notice that the subscriber hath OBJ
tanned from the orpans of Washington the Dis
of Columbia Of administration the personal
W. Dominck OF South
ceased All having claims the said deceased
hereby warned exhibit the with vouchers thereof the
subscriber before the 2h day of February they
by be excluded from all benefit the said
Given undor my hand this 9Th day of August, 1852.
HENRY MAY, Administrator.
COLUMBIA
Washington county, 10 tch
ORPHANS CoURT,
August 8, 1852.
Ordered that the administrator Francis
w. Domnck late of Buenos South America deceased
required the creditors Of deceased by
week for three weeks, in the Union
Teste- ED. N. ROACH, Register.
Aug 6-law3w
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United states Patent Once,

AUGUST II, 1892.
IN petition of Elisha Hartford, pray
ing for the extension Of patent granted him the 10Th day OF
December, 1888 improvement punching forming the
OF hatche sc p for from the
said patent which takes ofDecembe 1852
Ii ordered that the said petition be heard Office
Monday the first (sD November - o'clock all
notified
said petition ought be granted
Peson the extension required file the Patent
Office their objections, specially forth writing
days before e day of hearing All testimony filed by either
be said hearing, taken
cordance with the rules the oce which will be furnished
Iicalon.
Ordered, aso this published
geneer, Republic, and Union, Washington Inquirer
adelpha Pennsylvania Express, New
gsc Albany, New York. courant Hartford Conneceui and
Daily Bee Boston, Massachusetts,
sve weeks previous the first @ of November day
hearing.
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NOTICE. communication has duly Navy
~ Department OF the desire OF the
eminent Of the United States
70 ascertain the fate Of Mr. repuema
who Is supposed to have been and either been
murdered or TO be still held captivity natives of island
OF euadecana one Of the solomon Group the Southern Pacific
ny direction of the Secretary Navy
all
he whale fishery, OF other pursuits which lead them The
neifhborhood OF said islands,
ascertain the fate of Mr. Boyd and G prisoner, peaceful
and lawful met obtain release.
Mr.. Boyd fem Francisco 10 SYDNEY, the
schooner yacht Wandeern and landed interpreter the
southwest side o Gundecansr October
his supposed thai he murdered
OF landing the island latitude 10 SOUTH long,
tude laas so ' n
shcud information be obtained Of Boy nos
NAVY DEPARTMENT, July 10, 1861.
10-9av4w
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The Wreek Of he hteamer Atlantic.

BUFFALO, Sept 1.-THE first attempt descend 10 the
wreck OF the Atlantic, in marine armor made
yesterday The diver down l0j feet, and expert
enced no difficulty but the pressure the air pipe
great 10 fear OF It's bursting and the
consequently pulled up stronger hose is being con-
sructed, and another attempt will be made Monday
weather permitting NJ Maiefen feels confident Of sue
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baltimore and washington Railroad.

DAsSENCER trains folowss
L Leave Washington nj and ., l2l, and A. m.
Leave Baltimore at ~ and p a. mi and 81, }. IN.
on Sundays and third Washington
the second and fourth from Baltimore omitted.
Tickets and baggage checks Philadelphia and New York be
obtained by trains leaving Q, and
curing the Of hemseves
Baltimore and rhladclpba, railroad station.
Communication tickets to Biadensbug at S3 quarter viii be
T. II. PARSONS
An 2S--dn Arenf.
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Each passenger baggage
ceedng in measurement 10 cubic feet
seeage furnished with mattress and pillow,
with the ratons as the
Freight win be Chagres 20 cents foot and from
Francisco S0J The transit
the shmus the expense of the passengers.
will be perceived that the through mail line
advantage in the quality Of the steamers employed and
despatch boats always ready
at both ends of the line TO accidents
For further information apply the once Of the company "a and
SIS South For choice OF behs apply tho
agency No. 1T West street, OF Warren street, New York.
Mari
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NEW GOLD PENs-TAYLOR x MAuRY, booksellers,
Pennsylvania s street. have just received
splendid gold pen OF the best patterns price,
idy dollars Among will be Rapps
penthe approved pen exan
sembance the quill and being made degrees hexb
suit any handwriting.
q.