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though The compensation demanded be greater
bidders in preparing and submitting their proposals.
their ufic,ency that object
ess IL enaetng The law aud o,he department in executing it, is
thoroase arriving and departing fixed the principal
obligations viii 1u be de"a s '' WIN the
S S D s win Sc
cred a. and they viii be subject to the inspection Of
to each that sufficient size, strength qualify,
No boat Withdrawn
Win ike ns be
me and ns for The 10 Of law
change Post once Department., approved
1889 su ,1s unul lie dr
event, the contract will expire on the sol June, 1857
%
contract 10 among other things that the pay Of the UP y
pay m not r run" S a"d D no sum
when grade Of service rendered inferior specified
be satisfactorily explained time falling
o n" % p po NE par Of the
part Of IT, to be wet, injured lost destroyed for conveying
refusing after demand made 10 convey mail additional
the specified trips contract and for not ar
irving al The intelligence
The Postmaster General anau repeated
lions Of the department. for refusing discharge
consent OF the Postmaster General for setting
ue he allowing pro raa increase Of compensation within
restrictions imposed by law increased
Postmaster General also discontinue cua the service
allowing one MONTH, extra the amour, dispensed with
the a1m where 1se
offers, should be distinctly stated in the proposals.
Form Of Bid.
Ger WEI -, OF -, propose to carry the mails
No. from agreeaby m Of
the Postmaster General dated 3s December, 1882
lowing mode of conveyance,
for the annual of - dollars.
Dated Signed.
Form Of Guarantee
The undertake IL
the mail No. be accepted by
bidder shall, of July, 1852
CURED obligation perform the service proposed good
hcient
Dated, .# (sgned by two guarantors)
PORN Of Certificate
The undersigned postmaster Of -, eerthes he
property and thai
they property and able make good guarantee
Dated. signed
Proposals should be addressed sealed Second Assistant
Postmaster General aud 1t IL particularly
marked The iace ofthe letter Proposals, River Mnls
y. ID. HUBBARD,
Postmaster General.
Posr oruor DEPARTMENT, December 81, 1852.
Jan 4-2awtFebl6
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TO CONTRACTORS.

PErERsRuRe, (Va.,) Dec. 81 1859.
SEALED proposals viii be addressed
~ at Petersburg Virginia. till the LIST February 1885,
channel Appomaox miles, indicated
The Of river, be Petersburg ard
saked the bed of following
bottomhu indicating four distinct channei from which
Undersigned will select according the Of funds available
lst To afford q
| below the
at high tide, breadth of
inyour feet the bottom, and from deep the
wharf,
Sd To afford feet high WATER breadth
Of sixty feet the bottom, and from deep the
wharf
4tl To afford twelve feet high water for breadth
of sixty bottom and the wharf
The material taken from bottom by dredging
deposited washed channel
10 be deposited along he of beyond
mark and in other and abandoned channels
shall be designated by undersigned his substitute
be distinctly understood proposition viii be
ed by yadbut by Job MISUNDERSTANDING the
will be enabled calculate from the cubic yards
required standard Of
respond with the sounding, carefully laid down The
suitable corresponding along the river
dsnncss will be established by the undersigned facilitate
operations,
of be inspected and re-
fifteen be withheld
whole job shall have been Completed security for the faithful
formance of the contract.
proposals be envelope proposals for
dredging
JOS X +. MANSFIELD,
Captain Corps Engineers and Brevet Colonel.
The Richmond Enquirer and Wing Norfolk Herald
Washington Republic and Uuon the Baltimore American
sun the Philadelphia Pennsylvania and North American
Journal Of Commerce Courier and Enquirer New
Boston Post and Courier will publish the above till
usry, and forward their bills.
Dee 24-d,Janl5
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(The above sticks 10 be OF bemlock, brown
low to be straight and IA inches at the email end
live timber Kinds TO be specified and prices OF eaci
2o sticks pine oupd long inches at III,
small end. To be straight
20 sticks square PINE IS long square
ITO pieces of white oak plank III feet long ~ inches
width, aud inches thick
900 white nails long, square AZ inches
900 pounds Finch wrought iron spike #.#
5000 perch
All sap rents, Splits other imper
fecions.
Times OF delivery follows MAY
third the 10Th day May day May
The articles delivered on these several specified days TO b,
and inspected United
proved and ecevsd the quantities approved and received viii be
paid for according less 10
due, per United States until IN,
be completed when
contractor will be forfeited TO the United States the
Each will accompanied propose
abe TO h his contracts and the department the gh
orecna proposal not satisfactory In all respects and Of
ducipe quantities bring the below
priaed
Advances payments win BE-
The places Of landing will be pointed
States notice him by
contractor to be subject delay
United States No delivery will be acknowledged
ties and times stated and In with
risk of the contractor and under his
spected and received will be
the United States No delay
will be msde allowed the United States
The will Proposals Timber BorlinR
tom the outside Of envelopes
dersgned.
III ALERT
Colonel Corp. Typographical Engineers.
Dec 3l-ootd& 9awtFebI0
The Republic Integencer washnqton
Enquirer, and Express New Jounsi Windsor
mont Albany Register Albany Express, Albany New York. will
publish the above twenty daily then twice wesk until Feb
runryi
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sasy Flour is dull and but little dong-ssles OF 800
Nh, NJ sb SO or STATE and 80 90 % 81 iol southern
puu.nuraIA Jan 3-The stock market is steady
United states 6s, IlSl Pennsylvania bs 80 offered
B.eadstuffs are dull Dealers not much disposed 20
operate until they have further advees from Europe
Nav ORLEANS, Jan, The steamers re-
oeyed this afternoon, o'clock. the O'Rely
lue being holiday nothing done in cotton. Re
cepts OF during tie week $1,000 bales Freight on
cotton 10 Liverpool
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ny GREEN q SCOTT, Auo,lone.u.

MAHOGANY AND WALNUT LUMBER, SHADED AND
III curled neuels, Sc aIctionOn Friday,
inst shall SELL In front
9th opposite OF Market eleven o'clock
m. large lot of lnmber,
900 feet mahogany plank, ? *, and inches thick
5000 feet bl.ck walnut do, 2, n, AZ, and
1900 feet fine mahogany wide shaded yeneers
5000 feet cursd do
4vcry superior mahogany und nswels and caps
Carpsners cabinet MAKERS and builders
10 the sale.
Terms! All OF $50, cash over 49, credit Of
sixty and ninety days. for satisfactorily bearing
GREEN A
Jan 4-d Auctiopeeu
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Iron Hall,
1an'yivoHid oreune, betcsen Ninh aud Tenth streets.
A NEW RACE OF PEOPLE,
L Ii Z AZTEC CHILDREN


will their entertainments Thursday evening nox at
o'clock, and continue, limited number
day.
open from 10 ~, and at IT, 4
and !, daily A lecture every exhibition.
THE Aztees entirely ofpeop
osnoss by through ages thought
which public have
sestcuiating differently from all other people.
Tickets Is cents children half price.
To that there folks the
ages and chimes, aud that appearance
peculiar before by
only to affirm what everywhere admitted
But satisfy the public that people
America the United evidence
such evidence really and
their exhibitions and satisfied nearly all of
Philadelphia They specimens las Horace Greeley
dwndled mannkn almost realize bodily
Brownies Boges,n other fanciful o.
N Willis somehow ap-
npanable authenticity priority
they Of the old family" OF human
the mushrooms OF to-day
These people arr no brother and sister.
They not dwarfsae perfectly formed IN respect
hais dispositions perfectly
with the different
child year requires food than both them,
The girl and nurses her doll.
The young plays his middle and drives his horses.
MaIimo weighs ~ pounds, bartoia only III.
Bartoia is about TO- aud Maxine ~ years OF
F The lady Is 29t, the boy $50 inches high.
playful bappy they
English words and understand
all said them
The girl IN actually pretty.
The reminds the quaint old idols of the Aztec
To describe possible; they complete
bcholders word, uniko anything but themselves
They discovered the doaous city Of imaya mentioned
by Jshn l.. Stevens ESQ., and other travellers.
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bALTIMOkEs ,.
The steamer Palmetto, from Charleston, arrived here
this morning a hours She brought IL passengers and
a fall freight Whilst coming up the bay last night on The
Wolf Trap, she ran into the brig Ohio, from Baltimore
Tor Mobile, and sunk her Immediately. little orphan
child four years DID, board the Ohio, drowned.
The captain and saved with great difficulty
very narrowly escaping with their lives The Ohio was
owned by Messrs kbby Co.. Of this city, and insured
$40 She had valuable cargo. The steamer Pal.
received considerable injury and will require some
time 10 repair
Business to-day s steady, Sales OF 800 bbls Howard
street. and 800 City Mills iour at 30 i2A Rye flour,
81 80. Corn meal, % 60 - TO,
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Investments In CiUeaKo and other Citics West
HE undersigned hssg devoted tpecuson in
real estate In the des of The West and especially Cncin
o and onsas M adopt a' =. distinct branch
largest fortunes IN have been made
property value undergned has been peculiarly fortunate
in his purchases OF estate Tor Others well for himself
per oaSns r"s ss. I'd
Chicago the most proa,ass Of III. car Be
made He perfect familiar with the value property
ss in s s s
a. various times re 0s.nnsd Tor them HIS investments in Chi
hestat. declare Chicago
opportunities
always command trace, and already
excepting Banso Situated extreme ofL.ie
Michigan, with - Chicago running three
north and south nayisabc several mssia directions,
e,soy n s9n%ss. front with
Mississippi railroads now in sue
cersf opeao& others planned process
q ss Sna @ D" Gsao destined
western te,o destined ~ The opinion Of rank
places rapid sows dc
mighty i.e ~ csr"aa. ne
better aud hdeende class are now emsans 10 this
psen Of which Chicago i. and sw:ys
q no gre an In the population
OF Chicago thousand tits thousand
Property 4lsd there city vicinity very rates.
compared other cities Of like size, and
either ballots iudiciouy purchased there will quad
ripple 10 ya The undersigned proposes 70 undertake such pu
pay taxes generally to preserve their real estate interests lie
will also uqaske selling of Chicago Cincinnati
II desired Dis will be either
the pot purchases
preferred by individuals purchasing he will
receive d commission OF FIVE t5) per upon
(2k) upon
houand borough examination viii
situt Of all property be purchased
will entirely upon
which evoN a shadow rests.
The
and q, during fall
He has - very capable and perfectly hopora
bic real he Chicago. No which the under
signed eineesed directly indirectly, will
% he attorney, all desng
cann the
denca n he has already purchased real OF
the und iu his others
Add during and spring Cineinnst aud during
au4 fall a Chicago
TW TBos. u. BRYAN Attorney stLsw..
r. BkB his late partner Hon. Samuel NJ Hart former
estdD pleas, CINCINNATI Ohio
o. X Qsenberrs Cincinnati Ohio Bishop Cobhs Epscops
Churc II hoccss OF Aishaua, &C. nc. '
Refcss given IL desired all The principal cities Of tho
Union.
Dec ltAdNif.
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EIGHTH Of January banquet ~ jackson Hall -
u Tickets purchased principal
tells and ut Jackson number
be sold Price Of genremsn tickets o. ladies "a The
tickets will be limited and all DESTROYS
will confer purchasing tickets before Friday
r. BARTON
Chairman COMMITTEES Of Arrangements
Ian
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aun tnasyns and
a Demba the amotf or
then maipagSu 1at o draft
nanyasn and aePnaea ordered g Treasury
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l,OR RENT, aud possession given hmm sdsssely.-A
story and brick with basement, kitchen,
dining and 9Th
A. Herhsrt At No, ~, Winder's Building
Jan %-3df
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DUGBY ACADEMY LECTURES WIN Chan,
IL will deliver OF
subjects Al Rugby Academy Of streets com
mencins Wednesday evening 5,h instant, O'Clock
First lecture the history OF The
The public respectfully invited TO attend.
Jar l-osd
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Concert "A Hall every Night,
Madane Rosalc Dprand Sgnor 4tonio Norei, Petit
Bull, Master Nicholas GoodaH, and Mr. GoodaH
Maxine Bariola.
that effected the above
individuals unique
nightly during their brief stay at Iron Hall.
Madame RoSALIE DURAND.
Prentss Louisville Journal says se scarcely
and
Nothing could
Her encoed most rapursusiy No other vocalist
Jenny Lind has been greeted with much enthusiasm
sig ANTONIO NoyELLI
Is truly magnificent vocalist with voice exceedingly ch
cultivated TO the highest degree Of perfection.
Master N. g lie Petit OLE BULL,
aged years, perfection diff
violin
Pagnnin DE Beriot Maysede Ernst Aad, Aot Ghys,
Mr.. GOODALL
Is eminent vons and voonceist.
Piano forte from the manuiactoty of -
Washngtonans and invite
carefully prepared for
though hee promise all told
interest the little Aztecs mpart.
Tickets
Doom daily from ~ TO l2, . to s. and z TOO.
Programme changed nightly.
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sale To-Day.
Nv ), G, aoauIaE, Auotioaosr.


TINIMPRovED PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN.-on Tuesday AZ
noon, January At4 O'clock the premises, shall se
square fronting et be
south and (sand aad running back 70 feet 70
lb-fset alley.
cash residue Q months
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
Jan Id Aacuoneer
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i Ia =
BUCkINGHAMS National Periodical Depot under Ma
opal HoteTbo subscriber respectfully
public, he has national
odica and depot under the National
mia the OF Sixth cordially
their patronage
shall keep constantly hand great variety ali the ebeap
publications, magazines periodicals. American foreign
editions of modern standard
with the weekly literary and daily &C. &C.
Also letter, note, and
Of description and wei selected
playing cards all Of which offer
Having made publishing
houses for their works issued fully
ecnte with promptncss all orders ntrusted o my
Particular attention will be sending
all publications. to any part OF the United States.
r.. y. BUCKINGHAM,
National Periodical Depot under National Hotel.
Jan f-3tso
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RAmATuEhLE ooar. Fsleanentaire de Taetique Ma
IL vale. 2 volumes, Quarto
Zal ATcheolygc Nagale. volumes
connaanee des Temp pour 1884, pubee Bureau des
ongudes volume
de la houe. volume
Page-TheOtie du Pointage. 1 volume
ozanaDe lever lea plsns les eae de Teue ct de Mer
volume
Besat-Traile de Geodese pusase des Martins Volume
Bagay-Nouvees Tables ACKNOWLEDGES Ct HydosaphqueS
volume
Caliet-Tables Portatives de Logafithmes volume
Tables de Logaihnes des Nombs depus usqu'a 2lT30
volume
flaudeFomules, Tables Prahques, &c. Sc
volume
Beautenps BeaupaMeodes la leyee la constructs
des Carss Plans Hydrographiques. volume
FrancmpstIonomie Pfauque composition dc la Con
Nuisance des Temps 4 volume
Lauand-Geodesie. volume
Givey-Sur Pempo des Ohronomeres a la Mer. volume
Taetique Navae lusage de la Marine Francois volume
quaro
Chopart-SuT les Eyoutions Navnes. volume, quaTto
Pas-Dcuonaie de Marine Vapeur. volume
Bonnefoux Pans-Dictionnaire de Marine Voes volume
Lafay--Aide Menoire d'Ariiere Navale. volume
different branches OF
Just imported direct from Paris by
FRANCK TAYLOR.
Books stationery mathematical instruments, anything
order from London Paris, either OF the prime pal cities
Europe
Jan
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By GREEN 4 SCOTT, Auo,,oneers.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT or FRENCH BOOKS AT AUG
Il onon Thursday 9th instant, SELL auction
the Of 9th avenue
ing early gatah Coz volumes French books comprising
soment OF histoca literary and other portion
which bound calf and
correspondence OF Louis XVI in
dictionaries with
dom know how -
Those wishing purchase will please and
examine for themselves GREEN & SCOTT,
Jan sd Auctioneers.
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Inauguration of the Equestrian st.tu. of Andrew
jackson.

fHE members Of the Jackson Democratic are
ed 10 assemble a. "Democrsc Hap Saturday An Ian
nsy, nj 10 O'Clock for the purpose OF attending
Gaton OF the equestrian statue, raised by
the lineam.nts and
achievements sRnslrzed the day
s hoped that pember will piyin the proposed
tribute ~ national respect 10 the
r. Barton Key VIII act as chief marshal for
occasion, and appoint his aids.
J. d. HOOVER
jan President
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WO4Ks by stgourney.-Wser Drops illustrated with
4sm fine tinted engrnvbg.. I6mo rs cents
Letters my PUPILS Narrative snd Biographical Sketches
ILLUSTRATES with hne portrait Of the anhosss, engraved expressly
for this Pork Richie l8mo. rs cents U.#.
Olive tesves Illustrated 1Gmo. rs cents
EXAMPLES Of Life and Death. l6mo. rs cents
The Mrs. Book illustrated lsmo. 20 cent.
The Qins, Book illustrated. limo 40 cents ..#...#
The ghids Book illustrated. Square. IS csntsr,,.
ofs| GRAY BALLA ssy.ss sss,...
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Washington, Nov "a, 1852.
the petition Of Charles Goodyear ass,snee Of y Hsywsd
him for an row The mode Of
seven years from The Of said patent which takes place.
ordered that III, said petition be heard at Patent Once
notified appear cause any they have,
why said petition ought not TO be granted
Once their objections, specially forth in writing
hearing, ac'
ordance with the rules the Office which viii be furnished
Ordered a.o notice be published National In,si
sdspsa, Fsnn.yvaaia; Express city, Albany STATE
Providence Journal Rhode and Daily Bee Boz.
tom enee week for three successive week.
my ,hrse (iss3,) the day Of hearing
Commissioner Of Patents
Editors O. s above win psae and send their
Nov 2s-iaw3w
HIGHLAND PIAIDs-Thi. day opened
IL 100 & OF inc o.e Soaa Of H."
class had better call at once
pieces merinoe. and mou,selue., neutral shadcsn
20 pieces fine paris o.ey hannels," all color.
100 pieces white hannels, all prices and qualities
with o o,s., sooa al A. our low prc''
Good articles low prices and fair dealing be relied on In all
PERRY BROTHER,
oc,a-df Opposite Centre Market.
THE Physician. Pocket Do.e-BooL, and symptom
soSk me doses and uses Of all The principal articles
All The Medical Books euSssed IN the UneS States for sale at
the lowest publishers prices, by
TAYLOR MhURY,
Nov IS booksellers, 9th street.
BEAUTIFUL GIFT BOOKs.-Paey's Cabinet Library BY
Hon Goodrich 30 10 uniformly bound 500
choice illustrations Published by
GEO G. RAND, CornhlI.
For sale by all The booksellers
BosTos, Dec. -, 1859.
Dec 2s-iaw3w
poToMAc undersigned beg. leave 10 announce
that he has recently RENTED and thoroughly repaired this large
aud convenient house which for the reception Of v
endesvor q uests,
receive a share OF public patronage. =
ALEXR BAKER,
Dec 0]-lawpm r Proprietor,
u ~. HOOE ~ CO., Wholesale Retail Dealers ~
carpetipg floor oil cloths, mangs, curtain
shceting Blankets and house furnishing generally
Pennsylvania svsnue between 7tb Washington,
ID, q. =..#es ~
Aug ao-d ..5--lL. 4.tl
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nEMOCRATIC Review for june. B2, with portrait
- TRANcK rAyoLR
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MARRIED.,

On Saturday lat January 1853, by the Rev JAMES LAuxs
ID. ALEXANDER ANDERSON 10 Miss MARGARET WHIT
TAKER, ali OF this city,
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WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
Bureau Of Typographical Engineers, Dec. 90 1852
PROPOSALS will be GLIDING
February following required harbo Of
Burlington, Vermont.
q sIck lnatlon
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brilliant Success !,

brilliant Success
AHH THUNDER! LIGHTNING STORM DELUGR.
nR REALE's New Panorama Dorsma Creation and
~ Deluge has opened at
ODD FELLOWS HALL,
3. H..s With triumphant
Washington viii,
grand painting, and have they palronzeJ painting
well. BE In me
especially
scenery. upon evening and
morning. OF slvery queen
silent majesty through the bowers OF Eden-bowers that
I'd moaning Of DEATH The
-piraton And mornng-how delightful The
King OF his the
east appears with pleodor every
bird, and beast, and brook and bough, rejoice.
Exhibitions evening
Saturday afternoons O'Clock :
Admission Is cents; children ha price
Liberal for schools for select pare. and erou
parties. f' -
Dec ~
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DOTOMAC HOUsE.-The undersigned bers announc.
repaired
aud which is the
With cndeavor 10 please his hopes
receive a OF public patronage,
ALEx'R BAKER,
Dec 23-1aw9m a-fE s-4 ~. Proprietor.
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Amount on depos. Drafts heretofore Amount subject
ito. drawn, but not yet TO dralt.
paid though paya.
Bile
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u H. HOOE ~ CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
Competing, floor oil Cloths
sbceng blankets, and house furnishing
Pennsylvania avenue, between m and 9Th Washington
u q. ..#erf II. r.. =
Aug ao-6 ...a-IL 81.
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Quincy, Illinois, l7lh uliimo, CORNELA Dr.
DAKL and eldest daughter or the late o.
eco, OF this city.
Sunday evening, the I'd instant RANDOLPH PoMERoY,
only child Of Wa II. and MAMIE INNS Hull aged
months and eleven days.
The friends OF the family respectfully
neral to-day (Tuesday O'clock
Colonel James Randolph Seventh
sschusetts
New York and New Jersey papers please eopyl
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Prices OF admission Private bJxes IS
80 children under
IS cents; orchestra seats, rs family circle, 25
tier, SO cents colored gallery, %
Doors bh O'Clock will
an
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BEAUTIFUL GIFT BOOKs.-Parleys Cabinet Library By
- Hon O. Goodrich uniformly bound SOC
choice illustrations. Published by
GEO. G. RAND, Cornhll.
For sale by all booksellers.
Bosros, Dec. -, 1852
2s-law3w
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Treasury UNITED STATES December 81, 1867
Jan a.
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II NCLE TOM for the Mtiiion '-uncie Toms Cabin or
Life Lowly Harriet beecheI Stowe. volume
paper, 37x family illustrated edition. So So family Illus
GRAY BALLANTYNE,
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py-YOunK Mems Christian As ,ociatiOa.-A meeting of
The standing committee will be held this TUESDAY
of the Association, 7h street. f. punctua
general attendance is requested.
WILLIAM J. RIIEES,
Jana Recording
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THE Physicians Pocket Dose-Bo and symptom
Book, containing the doses principal ces
OF the Materia Nedics. &C. by j. II. Wythes, NJ ID.
All the Medical Books published in the United States for sale
the lowest publishers prices, by
TAYLOR MAURY,
Nov IS nenr9 9th street.