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Washington telegraph., 1852-08-11
yeyyelry < Silver Ware.
MRS. WI. r.. EESDRGAN'S
Primary school.

The FIFTH Session of Mrs. Morgan's Primary
School will commence on the 18th o. September,
1852. She begs leave to return her thanks for
the kind patronage she has received, and hopes,
by unremitted attention, to merit still further ap-
probation and support Theterm will continue
the same and it will be UNDERSTOOD that bills not
paid at the end of the Session, viii bear the rate
of interest usually charged. Those now indebted
to her will confer favor BY calling and setting
their accounts Nj. l.. MOhGAN.
July 26th. 1852 BOW
Washington telegraph., 1852-08-11

GEN. SCoTT TO BE FINDICATED.-After
Winfield Scott had carried the American
arms through the campaign in Mexico, and
hoisted the American flag on the walls Of
her Capitol, the petty mallgnity OF his polit
ical enemies attempted to disgrace him by
depriving him Of the command and ordering
him before court-martial It was in refer
ence to this that Daniel Webster, on the 23d
March, l84S, spoke as follows i'll the Senate
Il understand sir, that there is a report
from General Scott from General Scott, a
man who has performed the most brilliant
campaign on recent military record a man
who has warred against the climate, warred
against a thousand unpropitious circumstan-
ces, and has carried the flag of his country
to the capital OF the enemy, honorably,
proudly, humanely to his own permanent
honor, and the great military credit OF his
country. Gen Scott and where is he?-
At Puebla. at Puebla, undergoing an inqui-
rv before his interiors in rank, and other
persons without military rank while the
high powers he has exercised with so much
distinction are transferred to another. | do
not say unworthy Of them, bat to one inferi-
or in rank station, and experience to him.
self"
The masses of the people Of this country
felt burning Indignation at this outrage,
aud they resolved, that, should an opportuni-
ty, ever be offered to them, they would nobly
vindicate the illustrlous object Of partizan
persecution An opportunity is at hand,
and the nation will hail it with joy
Lou. Journal
Washington telegraph., 1852-08-11
WASHINGTON
FEMALE SEMINARY.

HNHE Ninth Session of the Washington fe-
l. male Seminary will commence on the 18th
September next.
As this Institution is now about to enter upon
the 9TH year of its existence. the Principal avalls
himsclfof the occasion to repeat his assurances,
that every facility, which permanence, liberal
expenditure and a well-quali6ed corps of teachers
can afford will be extended to those desirous of
receiving thorough and accomplished education.
1t is believed that institution III the State offers
superior advantages in all that constitutes we'll
regulated and fiourishng School for Y DUNG LADIES.
Its favorable location.ts spacious and convenient
buildings-its supply OF apparatus for the iustra-
ton OF the Sciences-ts facilities in the depart
meut of Music and other mpshmentS,
teachers possessed of long experience, offer advan-
tages for the education of young ladies seldom
found united in the South West.
The Principal desires also to announce that his
connection with the Male Seminary has been dis
solved and that his entire time will be devoted as
heretofore, to the interests OF the Female School,
aided in every department by ladies Of undcubted
ability and experience.
1t will be noticed that the Fall session viii
commence on the 2nd Monday of September next,
instead of the Bird Mon. as heretofore announced.
The terms viii continue the same, and It will
be understood that bills not paid at the end OF the
session will bear the rate OF interest usually char
ed.
s. L. SLACK a. NJ Principal
Washington, Jane %, lSj2. 25-2m.
Washington telegraph., 1852-08-11
BRlTT'S II . z l.,
STAGE OEFECEO

WASHING TON ARKANSAS.
TJNhe subscriber begs leave to inform his friends
i and the public. that he still continues busi-
ness at his old stand, where he has supplied him
self with every thing necessary for the accom-
mediation OF the travelling community. His house
is commodiollS, the rooms well arranged for fam
lilies, and his table well supplied with the best
the market affords.
His stables are large, bountifully supplied with
provender, ard attended by careful oStlers.
He pledges himself that nothing shall be want
ing on his part to render comfortable all who may
be pleased TO give him call. His charges will
be moderate.
GEO. 0. BRITT.
Washington, Jniy Iith, 1892. 27-tf
Washington telegraph., 1852-08-11

ABSALOM FOWLER, Ch'a.
THOS. w. NEWTON,
JOHN ADAMSON,
ALBERT PIKE,
WIN. f.. ASHLEY,
LUTHER CHASE.
JAMES B. KEATS.
FRED. w. TRAPNALL,
GEO. c. WATKINS,
CHAS. B. mitchell,
HENRY X. BROWN,
T. II. w. MADDUX.
WM. +. WOODRUFF,
GEORGE BRODiE,
JAMES A. HENRY.
ItmporGry Board Of Directors.
" %, 1852. 30-3W.
Washington telegraph., 1852-08-11
The Fisheries.

Washington, July q.
The Latelligesacer contends that the time
has passed to demonstrate on the present
construction OF the treaty relative to the
fisheries We must either acknowledge the
English construction, submit to arbitration,
or enforce our construction and protect our
rights by force of arms.
Washington telegraph., 1852-08-11
Ne,C York, July u.

Nelc York, July p.
Cotton-Sales 1,500 bales at previous
prices. Flour, 1000 bbls sold at So 93
aS4 10000 bushels mixed corn at 63c
yellow 65c.; provisions unchanged.
Neao York, July 27.
Steamer Henry Clay Burmed-The
steamer Henry Clay, from Albany, was
burned this afternoon, on the North River,
above this city She had one hundred and
fifty passengers on board, many of whom
were drowned or burnt.
Washington telegraph., 1852-08-11
PUBLIC AGENCY

Washington City, Baltimore. PhiIadeirhia
Hartford, New Haven, Boston. and the
Washington telegraph., 1852-08-11
FOR s AEE,

A LIKELY negro woman, who is good cook
n and washer-with one or two children.
Enquire at this office.
Wasdington Aag. ii, 1852. 32-iw.
Washington telegraph., 1852-08-11
FRESH DRUGS and MEDICINES.

FRESH DRUGS and MEDICINES.
TNHE undersigned has just received, and is now
4 opening very general assortment of genuine
Inspected DRUGS and MEDlCINES,-t}HEaII-
GALS PERFUNERIEs, PAINTS, OIIs and DYEsTUFFs,
Also large lot of
Patent Medicines.
Louden & Co.'S Alternative, Expectorant, Car
mnative Balsam. Hair Tonic, Female EhXer,
Ague Pills, Sanative pills, all healing Salve, Pile
remedy, Tonic, Vermifuge and Cherokee Lima
ment Tutewiler's celebrated Pile remedy Fahn-
estocks Veymifuge, Motiatts PhGnix btters and
Life pills Townsends Sarsapara, Spencers pills,
&c. &c. Also Ayers Cherry Pectoral the best
remedy OF the age for Chronic affections OF tho
Lungs.
Books and Stationary.
A full supply of School Books, Quills, steel-pens
and holders, Envelopes, waters, Letter and Cap pa
per. Copy books, States and pencils, Family
Bibles &c. &c. All of which Will be sold very
low for cash. X. 7. WILLIAMS.
Washington Jane 9th, 1882. 23-!y.
Washington telegraph., 1852-08-11

JtHIDDFUTy DOuFU y UH7
Lite Rock. JniH %. 1852. Bow
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AGENCY.

w BURLINGTON G. SNETHEN CONTINUES T0
practice law in the supreme Courtto attend
before Congreso claims and settle
sgainst the Departments and Boards of
procure patents ut home and abroadto obtain pensions
and bounty andsto collect debts dividends egacie and
nherances In part Of the United States and foreign
countresto make Investments funds in loans and stocks
and bond and to negotiate the purchase
and sale lands and patent rghtsn State Of the
Union. Particular aten ton paid California land title
cases comngup to the United States Supreme Court
appeal Communications pre- paid, addressed to W. @.
Snethen No. Carroll place, Capitol Hill, Washing on
d. G.. will meet with prompt attention.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW MEDICAL BOOKS.-A PRACTICAL WORK ON
the Nature and Treatment Diseases of the
Organs; H. Bostwiek Nd practising physician and
geon and lecturer on these complaints Price reduced TO
81 0-% colored plates Extract from the Boston Medical
and Surgical Journallt may be said feeressly to be
equal to Actions Records great the family
Of diseases and far superior to anything kind before
published In this country. Author Of work Secret
Vice and their terrible consequences This H. without
doubt the most truthful and important book this
published. Price ST. Author Of O book Natu-
Death Die Sci Family Physician; Cause OF ouaokery
&C. &C. For sale at 222 and Of the Author 4 Broadway
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Tor freight or pAssAgs, Appiyt to
EDWARD X. COLLINS & Co.. IS Wall st., New York
BROWN. SIMPLIFY Co.. Liverpool.
y. O. R0BERTS l. Co., Is King Arms Yard. London.
John EuNROE Co.. u Rus Notrs Dame dee vio-
torres, Paris
GEO. ii. DRAPER, Havrs
Tho OF these ships will NOT be for gd
silver, bullion specie jewery precious stones metals
unless bills ofsdng signed therefor and thereof
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MEDICAL.

TYR. HEINE REFERS TO THE FOLLOWING RECON-
~ mendatons. Hundreds Of others be referred to-.
cured by DR. Hene Of extensive severe uIcera
on various parts Of my and throat also
lent pains and swcngs OF bones and joints caused by
imprudencc and mercury g. W. Gibbons South street
We certify TO the abye T. Is Lee, ex-Alderman, Seven
teenth ward s. Walsh Alderman, Seventeenth ward
Anotner.I had lost all hopes Of ever being restored
health Ny constitution had been ruined by disease quack
cry and mercury my body with ulcers; was
perfect cripple when Dr. Hene called me- by the skill
Of DR. Hene have been restored TO perfect health Capt
Richard Yates at DQughertes Pilot office, South
street and Maiden lane. Dr. Hs Office is No. ~ Duane
street, between Chatham and Centre streets
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lust PUBLISHED.-DR b. DE LANEY, ON THE RAJ
tonal treatment Of and const tona debility
giving the only and Of those
Bile infrmes and disorders Of youth and maturity pro-
duced by dcusve habits and appearing in the form
of local weakness exhaustion Of muscular energy loss Of
mental and physical capacity, &c. This pamphlet is adj
dressed the sufferer In youth manhood and old
& wholly different from the many quack publications advor
tsed In the public papers pointing out TO suffering human
~ certain and very cheap remedy for those and
avoiding every word which unnecessarily could rghen
stead ofinstruoting the unfortunate If IL has NO other
merit at least has the merit of being candid and Civ
ing the means fer perfect and restoration OF yigo.
rous health To those contemplating marriage IL ia OF the
highest importance. by addressing postpaid boz log
Broadway Post Once New York, a copy will be sent In
envelope to any address in % tho Union
daily from 10 A. till M sundays excepted once ii
Lsreaayd street, nesl py9adYsy,
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CHRISTV's OPERA HOUSE. MECHANICS HALL.
No. AZ bsoadwsy above Grand Street. Open every
and well known Chrstys Mnstrei comprising efoient
and versatile corps" Of "taIented and experiencol
concerts IN this eity for succession Of i've have
able audiences Tickets, Is cents Doors open at 4 oom
mence at o'clock The patrons Of Chrstys Minstres arc
Are discontinued = ~ ~~N->~S~
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nR. JOHNSON, 16 DUANE ST., WILL FORFEIT $500
~ falling TO cure any Of disease he undertakes.
His practice OF over y years at his present ofoe an
equalled by medical New York. Those who may
contract disease, apply to with the certainty o.
having their cases properly treated perfect cure or nv
charge,
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&6OO REwARD.-JErFRIEs' ANTrDoTy a spr-

u E00 REWARD-JEFFRIES' ANTIDoTE A spr
RcOV cihc mixture for the of private disorders,
1t makes speedy cure without the least
diet drink, EXPOSURE change in application To
Tie proprietor challenges sing ease which tbs MI
will not cure, under the forfeiture OF hundrod
Put ny In bottles with full directions al ST. One bot
We ssss weeh-manyar cures in two days. For O.
Sgtass. 80 W. Wv
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IJOR kynER00L.-VNI9lD STATES NAIL STRAM-
ship ARCTIC CaP Jas u. Llee stsan ship vail
sa saturday, Nay .. u :sesk ~ fr.. her I.!tA 81 tie
foot Of Canal street No berth secured till paid for For
elegance and comfort, apRlyto 90
The Steamship Baltic will succeed the Aroto cad sal
May 18th.
THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Mail Steamers-The ships composing ths Line are ths
folowing:- ATLANTIC, Captain West.
PACIFIC, Captain Nys.
ARCTIC, Captain Luce.
BALTIC, Captain Comstock.
ADRIATIC, Captain Grafton.
rhese ships having been built BY contract expressly
service has been taken In their
their snginesto strength and speed
and their for passengers uasquasd
elegance and comfort.
Price Of passage New York 10 Liverpool In frat
cabin $50 second cabin So Exclusive Of
state rooms, $500
Prom Liverpool to New York. ESQ aAd 60.
Al experienced surgeon attached 10 each shp.
No berth secured until paid for.
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nR. La CRoIxs PRIVATE MEDICAL rREATIsx-
Fifteenth edition; BY NJ B; La Croix, N. d. Albany,

Chcapes. oook ever published; go psses and 10 an:
or. on ths rsysi0Sgy Of Marriage and he na
excuses which destroy the physical powers an
diseases arising from ndiscretion, with plain Die
rules by which all persons without ~
curry with the snthors marriage duties
and dsquachtioAs and their remedies with coored tho
graphs illustrating the anatomy and physiology and ds-
eases Of the reproductive organs both sexes their strue
to those mstrmoly. which will overcome Oh
{ectons against Marriage should take ths
important step without first consulting pages IL trsats
Of all diseases Of females whether married SINGLE Stran
gers who require medical aid before consulting any
ought to know whether their properly
by those whom they employ and thus guard against I'M
Cros + Legally qualified physician andfos tho past twenty
upon which his hook treats personally weH by letter
Any person sending twenty five cents in letter. postpaid
Isl Address Dr. B. LA cRolx, Beaver street, al.
Lloyd street. Buffalo.
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MATRIMONIAL.


MATRIM0NY, OR PHRENOLOGY AND PHYSI-
w oiogy applied to the selection of companions
for life including directions to tho married for living toge
Their saeccnatsly and happily Price . cents BY 0s.
terny the bearing and nursing children cents
Glove and Parentage cents; Amativeness l2 cents.
Fowers Wells publishers Clinton Hail. l3 Nassau street.
r Owe AND HAPPINESS, OR HOW TO WIN THE
IL love best Professor Lorraine formerly Of Paris
New York will send to address, receipt Of
dollar post paid plain directions enable ladies gentle
men the devoted many opposite
their hearts may DESIRE The process is simple but
captivating that ali may be married irrespective
appearance or position; and last though not least
be with such ease and delioaey that
impossible. Address Professor Lorraine, box 1885, N. Y
Post Once ALI letters be post paid otherwise not
attended to or taken out.
NATRIMONY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN A
AVA LoverProfessor Lawton, Boston. formerly Of Lon
don wiz send to any address, receipt Of dollar post
paid plain directions to enable ladies gentlemen to win
The devoted affections many Of the opposite their
waiting that all may be married irrespective of appear
position; and last though not least it be
ranged with such and decacy that detection is i'm
possible. Address Professor Lawton Boston, Mass No
letters taken from the Post Ooe unless the postage
paid
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THE MARRIED WOMANS PRIVATE MEDICAL CON
panionBy DR. NJ. Mauriceau, Professor ef Diseases
Of Wemen-Twentieh edition, l8mo, pp 2J0-Price ST.
Years OF suffering OF physical and mental
an ahectionate wife and pecuniary difficulties
band might have been spared by atmey possession this
contemplating marriage as it dscloses important secrst
which should be known to them particularly.
To those whose health does permit Of increase q
family, II Is Of special Importance.
Here, also, every femae-the wifethe mother-the one
either budding into womanhood the other the decline
change can discover the symptoms and the most
efhcien remedies and most certain mode Of
complaint to which her sex is subject.
Oh letter from gentleman in Dayton, Ohio)
DR.. A. m. MAURIcEAU:- DAYTON, NAV l. lS46
MY DEAR SR-My wife has been perceptbly sinking 70,
some three in Of her great
guh and suffering months before con.
fnement-every successive and debt atins
and prostrating her, putting her life in imminent
and which the last occasion depared supposed
meet the worst. Al this time (now about months)
tiers reaching On receipt and perusa Cannot
express to the relief afforded distressed mind and
the joy its pages impaired to wife, learning the
great discovery of NJ NJ Desomeaux provided remedy II
sble But for this, another year would have passed
over head in all human probability my wife would have
been in her grave and my children left motherless
Is, Of course, impraccable to fully the
serious subjects treated Of as they of strictly
intended for the married those contemplating marriage
Liberty street, New York; Little Co.. Albany; Joseph
Tucker Mobile, Alabama; T. b. Peterson, 95 Chestnut
street. Phadepbia On the receipt Of 81, copy will be
BY mail free Of postage any part the Uni
ted States All letters must be addressed post paid Dr.
a, M Mauriceau, Box LIZA New York city. Ofhse lG
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EORsAN FRANCISCO DIRECT.-cHEAP PASSAGE
The entirely new and magnificent clipper ship NORTH
STAR, Tsptan y: O. iaarclay, viii sail on tie first of
May The accommodation in this beautiful clipper and
lie third voyage 20 the above port viii render ali
chance seldom OF ever offered in selecting
Her between decks fully eight feet high and
tent ventilstors IL s fully expected she will AXE the mas
in ninety days Early application will be necessary Ia
secure passage as only limited number will be taken In
quire either board pier 81 East
or II BUTLER BROTHERS 1863 and lis South stree '''
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w OOD SmlNSihELS,A AT WOODS MINSTREL HAIL
w ~ Broadway, above Howard street-Ths prspriet,r
takes pleasure in to the public that
Gagged the most celebrated muscsns Negro den
n ths world and determined TO make Woods Minstre
hn IN every way worthy the Patronage Of tina
express his thsnis for the on him
since the organization OF hs present star company
promises to replenish from time time with Whatsoever
novelties or striking talent may appear in the profeso1
Woode Mnstrcs perform every vennc on Nednssday
ana SATURDAY afternoons Admission Is Doors opon
~ I concerts commence at O'Clock. Tha snterno0u
concerts commence ut o'clock N BThe strotest ordsr
shd dec.,um will be preserved and ths greatest atontn
paid the c. Of isiters. ~~'~~~'~~
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VANDERBILTS LINE.-roR SAN FRANCISCO THE
steamship BROTHER JONATHAN having undergone
extensive alterations and rented with superior and
seernge accommodations to meet the requirements
Of the trade will take her departure for san Francisco on
the let Of May, at o'clock r. NJ, from pier No q North
River touching a. Rio de Janero, Valparaiso and San Juan
del Sur. The Brother will take her place
Pacific ride, in Vanderlilt's Nicaragua line A limited
number Of passengers will be taken at $500 for cabin
500 for steerage, for which apply to
D. u. ALLEN, Agent. No. battery place. up stairs.
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MEDICAL.

VINHE FEMALES CONFIDENTIAL FRIEND-DR L
i HENDRICKS Female PanaceA, Nos. /, g. and 8 cor
reefs AL rregulartes Of the female system, mail
continental ADDRESS box 24s6, N Y Post Once No
imposters who attempt to wndle the unwary
by charging one dollar for count erfeits.
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X ADICAL CURES AT A SMALL EXPENSE.-DOCTOR
~ ard offers S5UV to gentleman. after proper
demonstration, who private diseases with
uniform ceiery safety and cheapncss can In
Vulnerable progress in defiance Of the best
doctors appear able to do but by his wonderful prepara
oDs and assduou application them relieves or
cures in one day. Those no and it difficult believe that
disease can be cured in SO short time should call and he
will cure them without charge. At least third
TENTS permanently cured in hours and the
worst cases never further. Remember It, You
have been lingering weeks and months while all that time
the poison has been getting into your system. dsap-
pointed need never despair while he Is in New York.
we never turns poverty of purse
The most increduous believe in his derul power
Of curing when they the all miraculous effect in
their and he is always receiving vista FROM Az
friends OF those whom BIG hs cured. lie Is always
has been OPPOSED to ostenatiousnes He merely advcr-
se that the be guided TO where they
be cured scientifically by method which
all Others particularly the BARI application Of causo
His system is the mldsst and at the time the most
speedy and certain Physicians will have ali information
relative to it, by applying to him. They then easily
Decd ut all those desperate that
PATIENTS and bring dscred themselves Patients COM
munoatns from distance may DO certain of receiving
vice and medicine duly by Letters should be
paid unfortunates Friend, ST. Advice and book gratis
of Broadway, - -
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LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO VIA

NANDERBfLT's LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO VIA
Nicaragua.-Ihe new and powerful steamship NORTH
Ekh LIGHT 2,b0 tons hurthen. CaptaR Tinblepaugh,
will leave from pier NO 2 N r., on Wednesday. May 9th,
at So'cock r. ~ for San Juan del Norte. whence pas
will be promptly conveyed the route Of the
Transit Company Of Nicaragua having but twelve miles
land transportation to San Juan del Sur and thence
then. Captain Baker; The fayorite steamship PRO
NETHEUS will succeed the Northern Light and leave May
90 connecting with the steamer Pacific Plans OF cabins
may be and passage secured only application to
ID. b. ALLEN, Once No. Battery place up stairs
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY.-A NOTICE
having appeared in Saturdays papers, conveying the
AGENCIES would be subject to detention the Isthmus
Panama II Is deemed proper TO announce that the steamer
Oregon was at Panama at last dates steamer
o. for passengers and in the absence OF ae
dent at sea, the steamers California, Republic Tennessee
Golden Cate and Constitution the service Of this
n.y. VIII be az Panama in the OF the present month";
BY order, VIM IL DAVIIf,E sscratarv
New York, hnri q 1872. - - NTe'Ne~As'
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N lBLOS SAL00N.-THE COMPLIMENTARY FEsrI
~ val Concert to Sgnor Casolsni will place a. tho
above Saloon, Thursday evening" April 30 on which oe
cssion the following dstng kindly vcus
tsered their valuable Anna Thilion Ma
nora C. vstti Mrs H. G. Watson. Mrs Edward Loder MT.
RaPett sisnor Arditi Sisnor Bassn Sgnor Nicoao Mr.
H. O. Tmm, Mr. Sedgwick Master Saar Dodworths Cornet
Under the direction Of sigacr Ardit Maestrcs G.
All the principal music stores and Of VIM Hall and Adam
StOdart. Treasurers - > - N>---
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CLoOP WANTED.-THE OWNERS OF sLoop or
- Fifteen 70 twenty-five tons register, hut bttie
used and w good order may hear Of cash customer by
addressing q Lpe tg, ca Boa 3f32, Pest Qacs, =