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The FALL DRY GOODS TRADL.--lt Is already asceI.
tanned that the dry goods trade OF this city will ex.
coed, the coming fall tia, Of any former tneom
peIe only rafoad line TO the West. yet far
is i, found preferable any other, that already job
bing houses sought by large circle OF custom
The experience OF the last proved that de-
pendence could be placed on the Pennsylvania linc
both for cheapness and expedition, before any rival
work Every day will tend to increase this advantage
The last Ink OF the old portage railroad will be
dispensed WITH and then the same locomotive which
leaves Philadelphia might rush through % Pitsbag in
The light OF an autumn day As soon too as the Colun-
bia road is avoided by new connexion between Lam
caster and tris city. and consolidated line formed
through the whole State, we sbal still further gather
the of the West and South vest TO his the
chief distributing mart OF The Union.
But we are aiding simultaneously with this other i'm
porant elements TO our mercantile prosperity. Direct
Imports from Europe increasing, and with enter
prise and capital in that direction. there longer any
reason for using New York port OF entry. How
shall we caculas the additional wealth poured into
lap, il all lhe eighs commissions Wharfage storage,
and other expenses now paid TO that city for our own
imports were received here aud so difused among
own community! What unaccouniable blindness. with
such river as the Delaware. compared with which the
Thames and Seine dirty dilches, that Philadelphia
should allow il "ow on, flow ever" comparatively
90 idle, while ships laden with our orders crowd the
docks OF rival city hundred miles OF A, well might
we with the Schuykill water at doors. go 10 the
Croton for every drop would drink The first steps
have been taken towards throwing OF our mercantile
vaasalage lie, them be pursued E,couagemeots are
abundant Ffom the best sources OF information, we
may assert that the stocks Of goods. foreign and domes
c are at this moment better in Philadelphia for the
choice OF the interior trade Than IN any other market OF
the Union Fl As this is true, while do much Al,
second hand wha, would be the case we should use
no mddsmen in other porsl
The manufacturers OF this city and neighborhood arc
attracting not only greater attention from the South and
West but we 6nd The North and Eas, becoming sens
BILE OF their superiority either n poi OF quality price,
or both We informed OF shipment OF three hun
dred packages Of Philadelphia domescs 10 Boston BY a
.,ns packet This fac' we noe simply a, index 10 the
currents wb II must sci strongly AMI generally towards
this point We have only TO fe. the channels, and they
will overwhem US with prosperity.
The direct imports OF dry goods IRON Liverpool 10 Phil
pba for the week ending June 80 amounted 10 FIVE
hundred AMI nine,y.hve thousand three hundred and
ninety five d,an-PiH Com. La.
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= Aas ssssefipuos \. asade G sAvsass. ~ s5 1s1 ~
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fAfER s rsbishcd ,rt wee NV duy,.r ..o .s.s
.io"s OF cSngrsss asa ee1iy sur.. '-s ' 80
oup"o"s 'o' period hess yea, viii, he ,,.,,ss m
S'"s p'"pouo"ss to hs above rsss. as s1 -
sending as RVS DAILY subscribers win $50 - =
skmI-WEEKLY subscribers, with $as or ~, ,.rr. ~
wh enclosed win be eniasd copy Of IN.
fuinish ~
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Tfoui inc UnIIed refvIce Gazette
Colts kcvoIvcrs.

Colonel Colt. the Inventor Of The celebrated repca na
pistols or revolve, aud other firearms which aractec
80 much public stlenoa in the Crystal Palace, IN III,
American department OF the Great Exhibition of 1881
has found his arms 10 be greatly in reqsesi in hi
county, not only Tor the private of ndiv vduas, bu
also for officers in both departments OF her Najesy,
service IN Great Britain, and likewise in The various
British possessions abroad that he has deemed il exped
eat TO make arrangemens for establishing place for lhC
manntacture OF them in London .eH 81 saW EseesU
These formidable weapons are At the present time ere
ating great sensation al ihe Cape Trial experiments
have aken place at various places and in every instance
Colts pistol has carried off The palm from all other com
peors We annex one Of the numerous letters received
upon the subject and " only one-half Of the contents
had been stated. we agree with the wIer that these
weapons ought TO receive attention from ler Ma
iesiy's government: ..'1'
GaAHAss TOWN. (capc Of Good Hope.) n,
g.g af Vi t.ta.a .343, II September IA, 1852.
DEAR d.: The Coils reyolvsrs have gained repu.
a.on in this colony exceeding anything they had n The
States When first eHered for sale they were laughed
at references heing made oahc crcula and advrIiise.
mems Of certain London house, pdrpor,iny TO Eye an
official account OF experiments with revolsers Wool
wich IN addition. several officers novices in the OF
until Major ToiIenham, Of hs lah snces' determining
10 give them severe and final es appointed day with
Colonel Colts agent. Mr. Peard TO contest Colts eapons
dys,l Zone Of them Major Toenham's) one Lancaster.
Rgby, with two three others. The large, was 30
inches square, distance AZ yards The officers made n
great many shots. very few hits. looked with great
interest to note progress when they got tired Major
foenham asked Colts agent load Colts navy
revolver and also If he would have the target brought
up within 80 yards Mr. Peard replied, :" No" and said
+" he would try few Shots at their rifle distances Tie
officers laughed. but Peari. nothing daunted made six
Shots Zone discharge from the cynder out OF which he
made four hits on the target and ne ttoest centre Mo,
We were perfectly asonshed 10 the hest crack rifles
thrown into the shade by a-inch barrei Colts pistol
that on the previous day had been condemned bsasg
al ygp max kings
successive hits Every Of the officers she g,ound
made trial win great success. and admitted that they
knew nothing OF its excellence until then Mr. Peard
again made shooting with his navy pistol at 200 and $50
yards, that officers could not begin TO make with their
rifles Rifles are now seldom taken into The field, since
with the revolver Of Colonel Colt officers &c, alLihey
desire-an effective light weapon with long range A
Mr.. Lakerban offered back his Colts pistols against
other oticers' rifles al 900 or 400 yards.
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New MExicAs ROUTE FOR RAILWAY TO TH1 IA
cJrlcsThe Little Rock (Atk Tue Democrat announces
the arrival Of portion OF the corps OF United States to-
biographical engineers ordered upon survey OF This
route. The able and efficient officers who have charge
OF the party are Lieut. A. w. Whlpple, United States
iopogr aphca engineers, assisted by Lieut. c. fy.s OF
the same corps. and Lieu. D. s. Stanley A. A. gsareF-
master and eonmissary. The followinS,namsd genus-
have been appointed 10 accompany the expedition
John NJ B,xeloy, sassson and botanis; Jules M Mar
cou. gsooss,, &. II Kenneiiy, physician and natural
ist, A. H. Campbell. engineer; n b. Mohauson, to.
posrsphef and artist Hugh Campbell, astronomer Will
liam White i, meteorological observatof; j. p. Sher-
bourne, meteorological observa,or; George g.. Gar
ner astronomer and secretary. Thomas II PArke, as
tfonomer and secretary N. n Hnion, engineer Waiter
jones' U ergineer For the pufpose OF establishing an
astronomical observatory a, Albuquerque. L'eut Ives,
Mr. Campbell. and Df. Kennedy have already gone fof-
ward by way of II Pa.o The party will proceed from
this point by the fret steamer 10 Fort Smith, thence
passing by the head Of the Canadian TO The valley
Of the Rio Grade. sr4eHI
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IMPROVED LIyI,PREsERvIsG ArPARATua-A An improve
me in apparatus for preserving lie in case OF sbPwreck,
or other similar contingency, has been made by W. X
Phipps, of Frannghsm. Massachusetts The object OF
the invention consists in ausching propeers OF paddles TO
he f.e Of water TO be used in
nsxion with the ussal epreservnR apparstus around
hody the paddle constructed that when the foot Of
The person is moved forward il does ns, act upoa the
water but when moved in the contrary direction. falls
~n 81 right angles the bolton OF the FOOT. and acts
upon ste water likes paddle. II Is hung by hinge 10
the foo, plate. snd serves to balance The bocy when
the-saiet, asse'las to sss s'I'n moving N any a..
aired direction. Ky means of this apparatss and the
como ON Lfe-preserver n pefson may walk rapidly IN
eater without iheoavenienes danger Measures have
b,,n ,akcn 10 secure satent .scf6e Amvie1~. ai m
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DRiCK HOUSE AND LOT ON EAST CAPITOL STREET At
ID Auction is~tAns sss sen, In fent
NJ pewtsss estock. NJ No In sqnae No $40
fronts "a fce Capitol running with
tfr~ ~ feet copsninE t0c0 feet
bsick house. 9sesa all
Terms. onehird cash balance in siy and twelve mosths
rrhsss Npv deferred hearing
Asy ~ wnd decd cf sshcn
AZ conveyancina a the cost cf tae pcrchasa tiso n
Title indi.putSbic. y. - .
Jmly 0t--d n tmINnrE# ftHW4 kf t46# Ascto~~evs.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THIRD STREET az
and -tce al aucuon-on Tue.day, The 18Th IN,
SIX O'Clock No 10, IN
side of Third be
north The 4hoyc Described property ~
front Third OF
foes raanins hiy I'VE feet paved alley hundred
and my tsct ~
fourth the balance in sr, twelve egh'een
four months the purchaser 20 ryc notes of ne nsefe
= esd cf trust taken. 4 H.lfH s"U eNl III
Titie indisputahlo. - #.l. r9 ,,,,r- bft.
I.ivoa .sAas h....a#H ##sHN NH naa Aacuoseer..l
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fPennsvro~a spsA eide near loA arssf1
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON CAPITOL.
l at Aueuon.on TnesdaY July 2th al o'cIoc on
public suction the Following dercribef
property, Le No ~ IN saasss No 49, WIN ~ e
Consisting d~eutng coutstuns
ffsms able, and other convent
rrdcncc Also, new story brick
budnx peoduce and grocery hasasrs
being upon esdsg Baaenssus The wsos prem
fronting l2o feet less on Ma
ryand (south fron 100 feet on ID street east
rnsnsAisteiy amer,
part 10, Is feet ID street east with
de psh part lct fronting % Net
inches ky l64 fact inches dcep. n.I 1.N ~ Ii
The will be sbsonre, and affords
dcsifo- OF securing valuable
privs,e hwsiacs~ ssnd E eel if 4 ~ III
Ts.s equal pstalmcnts
twelve eighteen months with interest," secured by deed Of
ccrveysncips expense Of purchaser. tH0 Dr.
July aI--dts .I4lsf.s4 sa#f
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RAlLRoADs-COsT AND VALUE sTOCKs.-The fol-
lowing interesting items, nth others, from the American
Railroad Journal read by Mr. Smith, of Indiana.
in his speech Wednesday, June 20 h, the railroad
meeting at The Odd Fellows Hall, showing the cost OF
the stocks OF 2,2oS miles Of railroad: ~ Z. N
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The result OF this table s that the average stocks OF
these twenty eight railroads. the costly OF consruc
ton and equipments in the United States, beng 2z6s
miles in length and costing average per mile Tor road
and equipments OF SI6ss3, twenty five per cent above
par their dividends ustfyng such value This j. truly
encourss ing 10 leading roads connecting with Mem
phe costing less than bali that sum- and promising quite
as much or greater business mphi, Appeal q lu1a8
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NOTiCE win seai within th rHpssh, for cssh lot n
ground 6aa, Capitol Ill., fronting 73 et Capitol
Garden .onh side contanIn sc feet mere OF es TO- g cen"
.rTee 8HHc4 olfff sf
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GUPEMOn CABINET FURNITURE, MA0NlFICENr LOUIS
s French China . aass as p..s aua T
.s o q c. es sssss, s. 's
o'cok At the residence Of his snc1sncy cads
east sha sell al his eleraa, furniture and house
hold effects, viz aso gYu4 \. EH ~. Fl .ls o| E.t .ts
CABINET yusNIruRs, sc
Magnificent rosewood 7oc,aye Chickeng piano. style Louis
Superior double action "Erard'' harp in perfect ordsr
Large lot ofvalusble music NJ y : F'"'' r'TH
suit OF green gold paror
comprising french sofa paTo', and reception
"a Curtains, -scrssns chimney pieces to match
a. Elegantly carved and table. s-e
.i.'ns q isu1ss, easy chairs. pariof chairs. oooois, &C.
o a 'sSs and aa. 70 S.e
wo Lounges. Two cnairs, eighteen paror chairs ladies'
ta jardnisrs rnssc stands, e,nscres ss aa.t
Ess.a ns Ssss.s s.Sns sad wh silt ornaments
Dhins po,. waina. q. and mahogany .oa, table"
essan; sevIs. . china eoaqae! l, aaeel lamps 3a
2 Beauufoi sl. n,ansci clock and shade 3E 1fH
Embroidered lace window es,.aas and co,nee
m.| M.Is aud S painted cane sea, sasss rocker.
Iron bsd.,saas with srchsd ea"opies III. Is al0
Walnut EizaIerlisn bedkead, wardrobe
i1 Orange bcdatead, made 10 in Havana
Drass,ns tables, Handsomely with lace
ssess,My, ss bookcase, s.;,n arm chair.
~ HALL astral sidr, and reading lamps, brackets
Mahogany match, exieDsi0n G la vi. r
Marble s'p sid siaehsn,a .Ns nshosany plate stand ase
Rest culled husk 7E#2t g. tsa"
l Bo,slers aud pillows. washs,ands, toilet SETS
agBe saa Hs* PLATED WARE, &c. eH Dff t'tH8 YR.
rich plat service, pri-
a elegant piecc twlh five light banches branch
candtosiick
Wine coolers, liquor stands caEtors, s
Salvers bread nays, large dishes .s5 aM.#
Stands and dish vegetable dishes, &C.
ich lowered gold French china dinner dessert and
.s B services NE9 aGl~aa fsatl@H 9I HfEs .MaAa7
a Plain white and gold banded 4 s...rr..az
CIyrtai deca6ters, tumhers, wines
Water bottles, ,champagaes, cordi as.
PAIaTIsss EKGRAvtNas.
Beautiful copy OF Raphaeis Virgin Of the Fish," b,
Cerda. .tA#i.
Two original benls n,,butel 10 Rembrandt and yandykc
,.- The Annuncaton, by an old mascr =ar.i
handsomely framed. 42s 3at.@#a
@ ht, WINES, &c. .e f# H.@LN .E@.s
supsrior old Amontiado sherry, in ks bottes
Small but select lot of cblpagnc Cataionan, red
and other wines a. F +. -
Preserves, currant iclies, nc.
Splendid family carriage, nearly built order Law
h Collins
Small barouchc and chahutce. tH
oARpErIKos, &c.
Tapestry, Brussels and three ply cirpetinss
Pointed foorcioth Inaitinsa, rugs # E.its L. '|A &
bathing tub, fire ons, stoves H#.# .s.u.4n a.#.
Kitchen utensils, kc. ..a.... a.... F.a#.
Terms $50 under, cash that credit OF saiy
and satisfactorily endosed bearing interest
JAS. o. MCGUIRE,
July 2--d #4-# ...e. 4. Auciioneer.
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ny >. g. MCGUIRE, A.os,onesr.

VERY VALUABLE LOT ON q STREET Al AUCTION
Saturday July o. at bx O'Clock, the premises,
aud A. In Jao fronting 2S feet on
This lot Handsomely located Of The best
city for private residence, and well worthy The at
iepiioa of capitalists. . sa .Ah @Ei
third cash the residue an and ~ MONTH, for
= V17E-T- .. u la JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
Juiy 2i-s = kssaa# Auctsnrsr.
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uy j.. g. ne9UIRE, Auctioneer.
d can CORPORATION ON WASHINGTON SIX FER CENT.
Nl,VUU Monday afternoon, July 15th
auction ssi sell, BY order oi the Or
Si 800 corporation Of Washington stock.
Terms cash, In bankabc Junds
- - - ~ JAS q. MCGUIRE
L. Auctoncer.
VIII he added,
500 Patriotic Rank Of Washington stock -.
JAs &. MCGUIRE
July Gid hctoncer.
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Tnr IRON TRapE-Atcordng to a calculation. IN the
Piu,burg Post, The iron manuacurers OF this county
have sure demand before them OF nearly S3oo0oooo
for iabrca 70 he turned outfrom their manniacosiesa
demand that will reqsirs all, and than all their
pacity to supply fast enough The calculations spon
which the statements based il the extent Of railroad
now In course Of construction. With one hundred tons
per mile, single trsok, II viii require i,3ooo 900 tons of
iron rnil 10 complete the thirteen thousand miles OF Ia
road either in progress, which wIl be in proSess ere
long including the Pacific railroad Al $50 per Ion ms
would resnire al outlay Of sss 900 Tor single asss
.,oce Bo msov Of h,ss roads = III be double srsrks
besid.s ynruou,. &c Then follcwe vsAs 'oudAy Tor
cars ocomo,ives and other iron work, about such roads
10 say nothing Of steamships iron bnfcinss. ma.
chinery, &c t..t.. - .,s.,,i,as. m ssfss,
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CLACETr pepsor ~c.'d take ,h's method M N
the dsv
pabheA before the Issue o. hef
thsohs An ssch wccowe N shy ser
Mssau>~s, and or<a nsw We
be- possible that we stall ever b. so
BY clnasesAhose who Pay
ptorspslv VIM take theft own time we nope n0s
rs~s~ vcssan wauy h~ny ."r. VINO ere
whos~ accounts still
'e"'d' to pay The" ." "s'' % ''' ctAcrrr poison
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The SAFEST SEAT IN A cAR-The frequency OF coils
railroads has faised the question: Which ia the
place of creates, security railroad train The Rail
road Journal gives the following a. an answer I
I" II very well known that the nearest The engine
exposed TO the least dust and that the car OF
itsn generally eater than The from, The safest
probably The las, bu one train Of more than two
carshat TO- there fewer chances Of accidents 10 this
than any other. ra ~ If.l ahei ta .stt s..A
I'll ia way train Al moderate speed, any train
standing STILL collision possible from another train in
the rear in which the lssi receives the 6fst
shock. Again engine and the front cars OF train
will often 90 broken rail- or COW, or stone. with
oui deralmen while the last having nothing 10 draw
into The line OF the train, is free 10 leave The track
Next 10 the forward car the probably the mosl
unsafe in the ,raa The safest seat probably he
centre OF the last but one and very long train in
the centres of the last two or three cars next 10 the last
This ia the only rational that could be given
bp, how can every passenger be accommodated with
sea, in the central car - yan aec.s .aea l'aut,
Rossrmr AND LyscH Law A robbery took place al
Baton Rouge board the .,eamboa, Chancellor the
night OF the ih inst Several men, deck and cabin
passengers lost amounts varying from si5 10 500 IN
cash, and drafts as high as ST. 400 aua s5a, . IS s5l
Some OF the deck passengers woe suspected OF the act
The cabin passengers held court and examined several
III these persona An The sosIsa were conflicting. and
nothing satisfactory eiicse None Of the missing
money! ~ss found except the upper part Of bin cd er
change for 81 <7s drawn by Meesrs Perkins, Campbsi
& Co, Of New Orleans. ',. n.
Five Of The men arrested were condemned by averdcl
OF the passengsr. be severely whipped and the
,ence was earned into effect Two Of the Eve bad their
backs horribly laesra,sd by iormsr aoesins.
-a.r#stfs yaa1 .r-tFattt4Hta IN. o. Dets 3
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.ssa#F #f t-g# CslIeeaow's O6ee. July ~. 1885, D
NOTICE IN tar DrA.cou prompt paymsnt houc:
srcby for the ysar s are now dar And
deduction of prf esn ~
IowsA for " psA on o, ee', ~ a' :"
Awess epsnns. sd .tsrE 8ftt bHt X. =, kSEHt, q
July I5-. eotdn s4.ss.4 Co"e'f"'.
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NOTICE AND hEMOvAL.

THE suheeber will vscse h present place OF business until
i OF November order TO tho erection Of
will he immediately
down, and
business, where will be found,
Of books statioaery, Ae Of dcsorp
n reduce stock goods
he will sell at much reduced prices.
r.. FARNHAM.
indebted The subscriber viii be knd enough N
en-, and stand
those paid the rst November
Will, h. collector for settlement, s
closed by ~ intend 10
make a eiGerer, arrangement In my business -
July s-dtfn n r.
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G6M a5aEIz
washinSton Dranch Ra,lro~d.-Irains Hum - Fol-
t@.fai ~ stFt
EAvE daily, sIcept Sunday and m, TX and p
IL On Sunday, st6, n and 8, !. ta Eah2H.HNL ~
The tain eIprcs stops only Annapolis June
Ind Heay the all way stations.
Trains 81 9, Am, and ~ M, onocctwith Annapolis
Do do o, a.. And 5, M. do wrst. aa.ta .FeE
snd Z, a. 5, p. m. F.s5 NtE
Fare from Washington re............... ~ rs
De and 1 80
Do do Annapolis Observation-Disclosures. -. F. I 15
DO do da and return 4 ~
trip tickets all he procured ONCE
and good oi I'm day upon which they i,su.d.
-l- -. I'D. r.. u. rARsoNs, Ttr
6-dH
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OR ssvawr Two ccs nesr The conner WI and i'h.ess
in sse n war Mary
is.t been and fr
ensshce-, kSd ~ need
irrp,rs cfr srA p7sh DC - N3nH
Nf fHsTs#y HfY grM e r
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Ii $50. = lNsuaANCE COMPANY, 81 Uts@a, Ne Fwvk
nre marine losses, and inland transportation
0Wt''s'sri president; Joss nRowr, recretsry,
49,, tHN CHAS. M HELprvg, Agent.
VsT-'a-f Hat seversh ST.. oppcsite odd reiows Han.
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pREAT Barrains he had In Dry Goods As the
advanced spd ~r have large stock f summer
sell tbcm of Al much
they district, comprising, psst
A large stock Of silks Of all kinds .a.
laree II figured and plain b~rercs
large stock of French ,swns t..t4t 1.I
l large stock OF English and American lawns #-.r
| A large stock of befege de isincs
\ 4 large of Grape other shawis
A large stock Of eiaghsnns .IL #s. .#Hs8aaH#
/ large pan aud figured swiss muslins ryFl
a isrfe stock of plaid nnA striped csmbfcs
A large nock ~ carpets and ma'nnss -. A
1 Of hoAiery II
A large stock OF domsstcs Of all kinds -.r4H.tss
A fsrre iot Of rvwnau,a, he soid low.
our sncee thanks n ssss
forward and bald their aount
respectfully requested forward
goods credit hat those
the lst Of July and the is Jannay
Ju,y fo-3awa-if HALL BROTHER.
Home Foreign Passnt and Ssssssrss Agency. z
.Ff MICHAEL NoURsR 4 Co, netg.1s saaa (.
once southwest nearly opposite ths
~ GeneraI opt OMcs. Washington, ID. O. t.thlqsp
n attention to The prosecution Of clai"s
wbctef before Congress- the snprcme
u.s To The procuring ~ ps~us m
rghu viii moderac and regulated by the nature
.nd rr,cni on The rv,ces rendered ~
of wilt ~nvy lcsve for England nwd the COW
,u.us Of Europe Of business with which be
may pc ""usea' Il e3ana4 MICHAEL NouRsE,
s.@rs #.NNt #F4f .as#. sG aJAMRs MORaS,
.s . CHAs Y, sTANsBURr- N
solicitor and legal adviser r. II. GiLLET s4lg4a 81.
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.N-y#. ...r MAJORS OvUcs,
-.N Washington, June ], 1859.
NokR ME authority of of Alder
nen and Ho~d of Common Council
npf, s snhorxins committee appoateS
ne e plan for building be location
'e Market house suitable for snd public pa
noucs hereby TINT dollars
wv - pvsn y" The best budiag parposes
'.s'sn on hs present site .f the Centre Market house.
70 onsr plans by application the Mayors
,s or by letter, osain diagrams of square,
w ~ snss"na and the
nm
ncse - :" nxh purposes. large room ON s second Aor
.t We e' oog Capable Of being divided
9 % smsss md rooms for other public purposes
asset !nAes,on on The sobjec, may obtained ON srp
eaiea a sse MAyos's Once. - ''" y" "Pp'.
Zach plan must he accompanied with a specification
ne pmns 70 he len the Mayors on Or before u o,,ot
m ION Monday, the 6rst day Of August next .N~''
to paid to the .hnl he an.
"oyed Of and adopted hy this corporation. ~ ~
ss- aJo.v,..., JOHN w. MAURy, Mayor.