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ROCHESTER, Thursds.

ROCHESTER, THURSDAY APti tthns,;rfs
The boy GrsteI sg about the age the
boy named Ssttec convicted of manslaughter in heS
March last lie he we Wa sent 10 the House of Refuge.
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NaueIaushfer.

PHILADELFHIA- Iuo''0 y, r.nc -
,, corrc;s nassed an ordinance this evenl"s
The Clty ,oooo sbares in the Hempfed kaiiroaa'
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u Accounts from Mobile show that Mr. Kings con.
dition is becoming more and more precarious daily
Wednesday evening feared he would not be able to
leave the city, but yesterday morning he had rallied
and was hoped he might be able Saturday to go up
tho river to his plantation
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~ DR.. KANE is in Washington, and has just received
his Instructions from the Navy Department, for his
Northern expedition. He expects to sail about the LIST
OF May, in Mr. Grnnel's brig Advance, and will en-
deavOr TO penetrate the Polar Sea via Bafins BAY.
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n C. MoRs Secretary. HENRY HoLDREGE, Nce-Presfent.
: NorIcK-After lsu of May we will close our store at
3ocoos Saturdays JNo HIGGINS Co. As Broads NY
FRESH BUTTER.-Butter at reduced prices, Sugars,
Teas and Cofees the best and the cheapest the city,
Temperance Store No 2 Broomes Good Winter o only o. per
gallon.
HAIR DYE HAIR PREsERvATrE.-CRi
in offering valuable
whatever there shall be aure-he Dye, IN
uneemly hair natural black OF brown
Preseryave CLOSING skenng and invgoiang It's roots
faent Both sold and the Dye privately applied at CRST
uoRos No Aston House.
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TA special messenger from Vera Cruz has reach
ed New Orleans with the treaty guaranteeing to Col
soo the neutrality and possession Of the Tehuantepec
Transit route.
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MESSAGE FROM THE GovERSoR-We print In our
Senate proceedings amessage from Gov Seymour, sent
to the Legislature yesterday He gives as the cause of
cahg an Extra Session, the failure of the Legislature
to pa. the New-York Tax bill, the bill TO pay Canal
Debt Interest. the Canal Appropriation bills, and the
Impeachment of Mr.. Mather. These points are fully
set forth and the Internal Improvement question re-
argued as the reader will by referring TO the mes
cage itself
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~ The Susquehanna Bridge bill was passed by
the Maryland Senate yesterday, QS - and as it does
not need the Governors signature, is therefore now
the law This long desired improvement is at length
secured
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RHODE IsLASD-The following additional elections
70 the new Legislature have been made:

SENATE, Wig, DEM, HOUSE, Wig,
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GREAT THROUGH LINE TO THE WEST
~ M iss;s;::s;sz -

nao,s S"a ohto 'aii,oad from Baore WAeeg and CON
shs asfe w ne aTge ae, spsasix steamers OF IA,
ono" nae on me ohio, andthe stages ZanepHe &C.
HIS expeditions line horoupby eonI.,.a no a ,.,
finishing OF The Tunnel and he road han IL
excellent order The earnest attention travellers Is eon6d.n Al
eeed 70 It's superior advantages and low
road is
The mail train leaves Baltimore daily al n M ana
runs directly through Wheeling $3.50 mes g hour in
GLIDING all stoppages, arriving there a2 day or
passengers leaving Baltimore lodging
IN Cumberland 1g mies and proceed thence Wheeling the
morning
10 connect with these the Washington
m ana D, daily meeting the Baltimore Wash
ngoh Junction. DIETER known the Relay House
Baltimore.
a. Wheeling the unrivalied Union
whch nave JUST been completed for route,
einnai and Lousvie where soges Nashville, hc
hc 81 Louis aud New Orleans packets
ing further N,
Passengers for Columbus to who prefer
cnna) and other of Ohio
rect from Wheeling the Ohio
over The best OF the National GAINESVILLE and
by railroad
Passengers for Welsviie and Cleveland steamboats,
raiond WIZ also ma This agreeable roue being
regular and speedy connexion Wheeling
places.
n Baggage checked through Washington to Wheeling and
no charge ior transfer Of passengers or baggage.
ronel from Washington To Wheeling 80 80; Cincinnati, S
to Louisville, Sla. =
Tickets TO be had Of Mr. Parsons AGENT
Washington, and of the other agents of the company.
VIM PARKER,
May lI-du General rntendent.
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BY ROBERT An RMsTRONa.
d. lrz

HOUSE OF kEfkEsENrA1IyEs UNITED sTATEs,
Clerks once, May i4,h, 1885,
August, 542 entitled An ogazng and making appropa
such necessary objects have usually included IN
the general bills without authority OF law aud TO
and provide incidental departments
Offices Of government, and for other puposeswhoh said I'm
section ~ as follows
H. be further enacted That stationery,
and stationery printing, the
and for The bureaus
departments Washington including all sta
onc blanks aud twine, and mail furnished
offices United ates,
shall hereafter be furnished and performed by contract by the low
follows The clerk OF the
the head such
the Post Once esabhnent and such col
establishment Postmaster General
ha respectively advertise aweck for at least four
OF the pncp published In The places
articles be fnrnhed such printing done, for
furnishing such the whole
articles doing such the whole
uy specified job ercof be done at such place. specifying
and description
nd OF articles and, nature
amount ptntngIo be proposals
seated until the day specified IN such
Ls officer
nelson's person offering furnish any
perform specified portion job OF said work. and
Ing satisfactory security tor the performance theeo unter forfeit
exceeding the failure, shall
cciye doing bidder
shall such connct, security within
liked
bidder, who shall
contract give security. And OF sup
such his sureties shall be liable for
fue specified such qudated damages
OF The United Staes court having jurisdiction
lereofN--
IN, Monday the 2ist day OF June which all
will be Opened for umbng the articles Of stationery
specified Of the House OF Representatives
during the Thirty third article 10 be approved by The
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Law school Cumberland University, mt LeAnnon
FACULTY, lion Abraham Carnters, late one Of the circuit
judges of Tennessee.
Hon Of the judges of the court
of Tennessee.
Broinded L. Ridley, Of the chancollors of the State
Judges their whos exclusively
to the school.
Plan ftnsirueon Daily examinations Of each class f
No regular lectures but explanations OF The
daily lessons progress OF the examinations.
Weekly law and equity in which
of facts by the poies
them through all the known in actual
practice The framed as TO require them to prepare
deeds records documents be read
aence the trials Some Of the are taken by appeal to
supreme which held monthly tile GLASS; aud in
public end every The students act clerks sher
jurors Judges, canceilors and other oihca
pacilies connected with their suits.
the third Monday
ember Thursday February. The second
succeeding Monday February and ends second
Thursday in July.
Expenses per se,ouon fee $50, in advance contingent
boarding $50. Students furnish their books,
which bG had in the Lebanon bookstores.
complete the unless the
No previous study required for ad
any time during the collegiate year
5 a legislature connected with tho school.
Number students The last collegiate year eighysx.
ROBERT L. CARUTHERS,
Feb ll-eoiy President Board OF Trustees
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VALUABLE and fmpr pr0ped Farm In the vicinity of
Washington Saie-rhe "Wood-
stok the which she resides, certainly OF the most
improved In the vicinity Washington. II lies
the District of Couinba about two miles from the navyyad
leading the city, and in the
Jenkins bson and the hospital II three
cleared cultivation, aud the residue heavily mbeed The
divided heds
which are failing spngs Large quantities
stable and have been used this land
all
produce There OF bottom
timothy, and about seeded
in wheat The improvements and consist OF large aud
dwelling dairy and poultry houses oveseers and
all outbudpgs
sa purposes the arm Possession Of the farm and farm
buildings will given Immediately long credit Will be gven If
desired, a portion of the purchase money.
particulars apply Jon Carroll Brent attorney
law Metuirc Pepns,
9th street, where po, OF the property be
On premises .- -
Feb iO--gawtf ELIZABETH BRENT.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau OF Conuucon Equipment and Repairs, May s 1853
SEALED PROPOSALS esdo'sed "Proposa for Tank on viii
y received O'Clock OF The s. day Of
ngn nne ne6 GO o' Of Expense and s The United states
lowing quantities Of s best American iron, required to make "a
g76ooo pounds plate ron, quarter Of inch thick
inside Of head, and hve-eigb,hs diameter
poapS. Of s sss snS onf .me
500 pounds Of eshtfs inch round iron -, s.,..
that win stand twonch hauge all round the edge and YEP,
be correctly size, and KEEP, straight aud
the hnnses enghwisc
cracking such break crack mus. be replaced oy and
All TO he sarsfaey TO- aud approved by the commandau
Schedules Of the iron win be furnished to
The person whose offer may accepted viii required
contract which, beside. other conditions viii eres. provide
he shn in respect fail 70 perform ,hs contract ne
void affecting gh, the said United sates TO recover
70, defaults which may baye occurred win ne M 90 una ns
contracted FOR Of the quality and n the time and place
will pay United States, quidaed damages
" q moo S q 70 Go .. @ 10 ". es :. e
The Of each item must be distinctly carried out and the agse
Approved OF the contract
win Be- saes = e .s " u na' m n, s@a az
payment collateral security for Us faithful performance Ninety
navyyard viii be paid the at the point Of
delivery with Within nry days after t. % to nm ,o
spon.by Of The suaan'o 10 be csrhed % w
rsu ssn that ii as o be The bidder or Sd.s will with
after AT the post office deR
nated the with good and sufficient urete 70 fu
n the articles proposed aTeeab @ The terms specified n h. no
vertsemen which imbodied In The contract Inc law
OF 10Th August 1885, the consideration of all proposals no
accompanied by such
Bidders particularly cautioned 70 endorse e cfs as above
required ,ha, they be distinguished from other
Ia being opened before The day appointed
All conformity with this advertisement IN
particular rejected the option o the
The Whose offer be accepted VIII he nc
pded, contract forwarded without delay.
Pefons Offering directed 10 designate e post once hrousA
shall be crecutisn.
All editors authorized publish this advertisement viii be spe
serton.
May fs-iaw4w
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PROPOSALS Erecting House, &C., at Will
n,ipgtou. Delaware

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, June i, 1853
PROPOSALS department unl the lat day
a O'Clock noon for the construction Of the
ofhce Wningon DelnwMs, according
autographed drawings and printed specifications prepared
Amm D. Young, the
vng herro February - 1883 said
buig, the different kinds
the right reject
should the United
the done and materials
(sad be
paid the proceeds, M
retained until completion Of the and the
acceptance OF the work, Sc, by the superintendent.
Contracts viii be awarded only builders mechanics
other
Secretary viii forfeiture
Every proposal he accompanied by written guarantee,
responsible persons cerhed the
United States district judge the district In which the
resde bidder when required his propo
sal be accepted and bond with proper and
Autographed plans working dnwng and printed
information touching the
obtained Application TO b department. or al
the house q Wilmington, Delaware
Department. addressed
sccretsry Proposals for custom house
Wilmington Delaware will be opened O'Clock,
m the in the NJ the
' - JAMES GUTHRIE,
lime o--oawtAugI Sscretnry of the Treasury.
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AsAe Of NO viii be spon booAs
psy"1As OF the subscription be ma n advance.
Distant subscriber may forward US money BY letter the possse
which w Dc paid BY assumed by ourselves
transmission.
saons Of Congress- aAd send weekly during the recess
Subscriptions for period year win be received ON
terms psorortioDed 10 the above annual rates.
uy POSTMAsTERs 10 ac n. o., ana H.
sending DAILY subseber $50 enclosed q, NV.
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers with enslosed or syx WEEKLY
subscribers, $40 enclosed one eouy of tbs
same they subscribers for, gvatis
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GENERAL ORDER.

NAVY DsrARrMEsr, May q, 1853
In consideration difficulty procuring the
and the Inconvenience which public thereby
Iecad, bounty thirty and
dollars TO will such enlist
Tor the naval service, aud OF June
The usual viii
payment either will be
until the shall the
books of receiving ship
The General Oide of January 1853 allowing bounty will ap
ply shall enlisted
TO The h OF June, ie53 and resended with regard who
may enlist AFTER that date. J. G. DoBBIN,
May ay2f-d2uf Secretary of the Navy
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NOTICE or nEMoyAL-ro onr customer. .aa the

NOTICE OF uEaIDNAL.-To customers snd the
IN public geneayWe would espectfuly inform customers,
aud all purchasers Of dry goods that we have taken of the stores
ny Mr. Sls H. Ii, Immediately opposite Cen
between h and eth and contemplate moving
Goth Of Augusthe time 1t Is calculated the
will be completed In making this
done for good and their
The location being the best and most
central In and the plan OF the stores well arranged for
and width having been constantly
planning themthat think purchasers Of dry
will pleasure dealing with We shall keep constantly
probably and vared stock OF goods
the District comprising Variety from the lowest price to The
goods imported and viii offer such inducements
will us a OF the public patronage.
this great inducements
with their Our stock Ia
AND a-sored and styles Of fancy goods will be Of
exceedingly determined when
move with a entire new stock OF goods
w. NJ. sHUsrfR n CO.,
MAY 2T-eodimif Seventh ~, the avenue
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY sToRE.-The subscriber h,

taken possession OF the spacious airy and admirably arranged
Miss Demots building Seventh street, where he
opening varied Of
the cieapness and qualify lie designs keeping
elsecied stock
sugars bacon, and all other ARTICLES which bons to thor
ous siy furnished first class grocery establishment
stock he has spared pains the choicest
and has succeeded purchasing the
reasonable These he prepared to tell as fair roh
Wholesale retail.
and unemiing attention command
he his friends whose
generous support IN ncs he largely indeb
their liberal
while general public he feels viii not fail 70
End him goods, and courteous comp
with al reasonable wishes will an attraction
lie fair trial. the confidence that those who favor
the good habit purchasing Of hiuia habit
alike adv antage TO the buyer and seller
j. CLAYTON BRAsHEAR,
Seventh street, between Penn. avenue and street.
May 6-Jtaw3vif Miss Dermouis Building.
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By u. q, MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE IN THE
most eligible position IN the first wafd-on Wednesday after
noon June ot, al O'Clock, half
Of that valuable lot in square no.
18Th streets with the privilege
fronts 10 on hese io,s
beautifully located hardomest washington in he
immediate vicinity The Presidents House various depart
Terms; One fourth cash the residue credit
payable annually secured by
deed The properly the expense
purchaser.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
MAY 22-d AucionecT.
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Proposals for Stationery.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
Washington, May %, 1855
DROPOSAS will be received this department until O'Clock
Monday tine 2oh Of June next for supplying the stationery de-
scbed in the schedule below.
The stationery be of the best quality Samples
pany the bids.
The bidder will be required give hond with approved
faithful ullment OF his and the department
will the such and such
quantities deem proper and increase diminish the
quantities below stated.
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Home and Foreiga Patent and General Agency
MICHAEL NouRsE & Co, WASHINGTON, d. G.

IT HE UNDERS SIGNED having connected themselves business,
will give Of claims the
Ceurt the
Executive Departments of in this and for
purchase and sale Of
Mr. occupied of chief clerk Of the
the MIR. Morss has had
claims the
MIR Stanbuy having beca connected with the
Office, familiar with mode Of uansacng business
established correspondents all portions OF this
believe they desirable IA
cies undertake with
titnde and
II Glet. Solicitor OF the Treasury OF the United
States, IL the legal adviser of the firm.
Their charges regulated by the and
extent of the services rendered.
MICHAEL NOURSE,
JAMES MOkSS.
CHAs y. sTANsBURY.
Solicitor md legal advertiser, X. H. GII.LET.
lima
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DRoFEssoR ALEXANDER G. BARRY's Tricophc

rous medcatcd compound, preserving fastening soften
growth of the hair cleansing the head
diseases of the skin and external cu bruises nc lhr
a who used Barry Tncopherous whe
nvgoaton the hair, for cupions,
the head Of all preparations Intended
This i-considered assertion Figures
facts The safes million Of bottles year
00o This the business viii exceed
The number Of orders which daily arrive at the depot
1877 Broadway addressed 10 Professor Barry
immediate attention. would scarcely be
The wholesale demsnd from 1000 TO 5000 bottles
al other hair preparations
The popularity of the article everywhere and the liberal
raptdty
made considerable
ia well intrinsic value For sale, whole
RETAIL 1877 Broadway,
the principal merchants and druggists throughout the United
Iad,es Britain
by James l.. Gibbs, Washington, D. c. Sold in
arg bottles. Price Is cents,
May I.-dGm
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pEFRIGERATOKs.Tbc subscriber has Just received
II supply of those universal stone jar reeorators manu-
e. Philadelphia. and which received
Diploma from metropolitan Mechanics institute OF this
examined used this refrge
rsor To decidedly 1t is arranged
food entirely separate, or removed
OF cold
around cnch vessel aud within each
ment whe by simple ventnng convance, the complete pu
riiy OF the whole apparatus is insured
manufacturers prices, with the privilege OF being
IL they do not prove in satisfactory, by
G.. w. BOTELER,
Apo7-f Iron Hall.
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Oaice OF the Secretary Of tho seaate u s.
May Is, 1853.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received al this office until "
O'clock Wednesday the sh OF June next for furnishing
and delivering the vaults OF the Capitol or before the st day
September hundred tons best anthracite coal properly
Aso for hundred
hickory WOOD be measured at the Of
the Capitol yard sawed agd properly packed
the whole be subject the inspection and approval OF the Sesre
Security performance Of the for furnishing
articles Of the Secretary OF the Senate
viii be required.
Prposa should endorsed Proposals for coal aud wood and
be directed Of the senate at Washington
May l5-law3w Intel, Republic, Eve. star
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,ARM for Alexandria county. yirgsnia, with
in aqueduci, and four from the rresideAts
House way sel
from portion thereof within half
Roads
five and besutil mced land
residue cleared Much the larger poron Of this rich
Including which
meadow Persons who be disposed purchase
referred John Bsi grocer Ninth street.
avenue, Hors,io Rail, on adjacent, farm.
May t1--eodn WM. BALL,
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~ NENTLENEN's wEAR.-Just received n very large and
VI handsome of blue black brown satin, oil,
and French cloths
Plain and fancy English and French cassimeres
Many styles plain and fancy French dnlling some entirely
Plain and figured silk, cashmere, Marscles
vesngs, suitable to the
Together with comroe supply OF neck ties cravat pocket
tsik and nenO hosiery, &C. which
respectfully invite IN. attention of gentlemen.
Ap2a tw 1IOOE, BRO, Co.
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Letters Patent secured In Isi3.-Puvefmachers
hydro electric vatac chains constructed be under the
wonderful discovery medicine and cleo
day. relieve without shock In
simultaneously palms, such head and tooth
ache rheumatic tic dooreux hc and by their mild but con
rou paralysis, copsnts liver diseases
kcdisappear miracle They been applied with the
ali dreadful diseases children commonly
called COMMISSIONS in eethng under difficulties and
dforde OF the bowels They pecpate metals from their sou
decomp0se defect needle in short show
ducing weigh about he folded
pocket ready and viii last
his lifetime guarding himself family, and friends &c against
number diseases and complaints In which mild streaming eec
tciy perfectly and wonderfully speedy remedy
The complete chain from al To So balee $40 10
S22 go
Incredible the above acts, easily
depot their truth The
acknowledged in America by the
Academy Medicine of New York; aud the chains have been
medical colleges the city, Bellevue
Island hospitals, Brooklyn City Hospital Sc IN Eu-
by Academic Medecn PARIS by the imperial
Venna by the royal faculty at Berlin and other scientific
institutions highest order, including the principal hospitals in
Europe.
The propnctors testimonials the ef
above America and Europe, well
hemsphercs invite the public examine them
Full and illustrated for personal and one
OF testimonials, md number OF
York Europe be obtained gnts at the
They will be forwarded ree OF postage to any part be
United States in answer TO prepaid Inquiries hree cents
j.
No. 5s6 Broadway, corner OF Prince street, New York
Washington DR. L.. Schuckng and h treeu
Baltimore, Charles and VIM. Caspan, 81 North Gay street
Az 25-d3m
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Marbieized Iron Nantcls, Columns, Pcdestnls, Table
TNpa. &c.

Marbleized IRON Mantcls, COIumns, Pcdestals Table
Tops, &C., DC
TUE Saamander Marble Company public their
marbezed of the discoveries and
for which tay received The gold medal of The Amer
lnsuiu the medal the fair the Metropolitan Meca
cs Institute held al Washington IN FEBRUARY and March OF this
year.
This matern having metallic basis durable and cheap
e than mafbe precious and The
choicest marbles, than different vaiecs exact
and surprisingly beauf capable Of resisting degree
of heat and cannot be injured by the action of acids oil
SILAS e. HERRING.
The manufacturing department this company the
perntendepce OF T. j. r. Williams e of the
and financial that of John
Rnson whom all ba addressed at the prn
cipal ware rooms, ei3 Broadway, New ork.
Id
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rUOCOLsTE, Cocoa, md Brom..-W. BAKER Co's
u Premium chocolates, and boms
which n have been awarded by the chief institutes
Union all the principal groceries In
the United statcs, and by their agents
Uussey Murray New and Twells, fhladelpha
Thomas " Bundige, Baltimore, Kennel Dudley, Cincinnati
WALTER BAKER, Co,
Ap3-dly Dorchester, Mass
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rENTLEMES's NEW FURNISHING sTOuE,-I have
VI opened and beautiful Of furnishing
goods comprising all STYLES OF fine dress Shirts gauze merno,
shaker and silk underh drawers hosiery, gloves stocks, ties
sca suspebder hsndkercne French smoking
and UMBRELLA, Sc Shirts manufactured TO
establishment In pattern, style, and qualify which
shirt made 10 order nj e shortest nece
the above articles would do wei to call and
HOPKINS,
door from 9th street, Penn. avenue,
Nav Il-3tsw3w between Browns and National Hotel.