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THE MUSICAL WORLD AND tim Es,

weekly Journal Of sixteen pages, ediSd by Richard
IA Willis which and
medium of with the
public during 25 WORTH Of very
brilliant
complete familiar harmony which
Of musical read
fearless and truthful criticisms Of musical pubi
performances and the pick and of musical
novelty and incident both foreign and domec the whole
forming complete valuable record of musical
possible obtain The of chors and OF ladies wish
Ing but who living music stores
pccially attended to.
copy, %, copies, So five copies Sln and
club Of five for his trouble.
Address Dyer Willis publishers Of the Musical World and Times,
257 Broadway, New York.
AsoTH1R JouRsALTe subscribers publish The
Monthly Musca Gazette elegant journal Of eight each
pages makng foyegh pages
Monthly designed for the especial benefit of III
musical knowledge
simple musc and whose require that should
be furnished a, the cheapest possible rate.
TERMS One copy, 50 cents three copies 81 ten copies, 50;
copes S5 and sending club OF
an extra copy for his trouble Address DrsH WILLS
NBClergymen will be supplied with the Musical World and
Times dollar and with the Monthly Musical Gazette
a twenty five cents year
Agents subscribers for the above named pubca
lions. Liberal commission allowed.
is subscribe, the volume begins
fret OF January, 1853.
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EAeIsEKK DEPARTMENT,
Washington, February 2s, 1883.
CEALED PROPOSALS received this ofice until the
u Oh March 1883 for the and delivery Savannah
Georgia, OF dredging machine, one ana ioui
The dedge capable OF raising and delivering nto
working day o The materials sand and
sand and .ofs mud mixed the depth Of water Varying 1 @ @ Of
the uds s sel This be built IN @ ,s
they applied pops aud from .hS .hos,
o oSSn wssa a. for sss
euaks capable of holding asn " snas a"s Win s Sachne
complete working The onrrs wl state he aae o. pro
gaesr. Or susi s,na assat government appointed
for this e aaSs anS sae ea the as
dssnsd BY m aseo, lns s.s s s,ea
bs Ia respect satisfactory ana conforming 10 tue OF
The steam tug substantial
provided with cabin for the pe'rons required
cedar framed with the grain her plank Of the hest south
upper painted with three to have two
engines Of pows, each 50 arranged ed as 70
way strain The tug be furnished with
pss a. her G anS s
uG % -four sv ms s 5 Sy ss sas p ,, a
with valves forming The bottom Of The WELL windass for eo
oaf securely stepped; panked south
@ s % Ss d well foot h and
in tnicknsss, securely fastened TO the deck
The price Of dcdge Of the and Of each cow must Dc sep
No payment viii be made on account dredge tug
prescribed will be paid in full
distinctly what principle they propose TO construct me
chine patented, OF the paenteei whetner similar
chine has been built and subjected and where and
sas1 what ~. as a the
whom M can be had n y syeo 70 s % de-
tails OF the engine for driving the
Of o % M aaa OF m @ and
under which the engine ordinarily worked
drawngs should forwarded Of the dredge complete
Further particulars may by corresponding with Lieut.
J. F. Giimer, corps OF engineers, Sayarnah Georgia
paly points "Wrecks and "Gaden Bank =;
about miles above the entrance and the latter
Is 900 cubic yards the material is
Of mud mixed and the depth varies
removed the distant from the bars two hundred
een hundred yards and then let into the water again BY open
the bottom Of the wells Of the seows or 10 be 70
wharves by and the materials thrown on shoe proper
be made with the popeios OF the same to noad
for the film thus furnished.
Sealed proposals will be received as above Tor dredging b e
yard removed from the two bars
also for half of the amount the contractor to furnish dedg
tug dredging in all
such be designated
by Of the the materials TO be deposited at
within maximum distance
charge of the improvement viii examine in detail
the operations No oten as may be necessary 10 secure e w
fuihlnient the contract in every particular.
Partial will be made time time IN the progress
OF the work based estimates the number OF cubic yards
the value OF the work done Will be
the agent until the
whole for removed when the retained
Obtained corresponding with Lieut.
J. T. dimsr corps Of engineers savansah grry
Brevet Brig. Gen. aud Colonel Engineers
To be inserted ntegencer Republic and Union, Wash
nst1n; s.yannah sayannah h
New York Whs Troy NJ "; Boston Courier Bos'on daily for
two weeks Of each containing ts
ta,bs sent to tbs Engineer Department.
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payment OF the Subscription be made In advance.
Distant subscribers money by letter the po.tss
which wi be paid BY assumed by ourselves In s
transmission. =
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subscriptions FOR period ess than year viii ). r.ee,sS on
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Q~ PoSTMAsTERS our ..rn,. ana \,
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Nv E. N. srRATToS. Auetionosr,

4 Ps.ns coJnST OF Ntnth Hreef,J
n xTEssIyE SALE or A STOCK OF GRoCERlEs-on mon
day morning h 10 O'Clock the store OF MT James
H1oyn on Louisiana venue opposite
on Washington stock, without reserve, las
the building be DOWN. consisting Ia Of
Brown, Loaf, puverixed, and crushed sugars
Rio, Java, and Maraeaibo coffee
Imperial, sunpowder, hyson, and black teas
Family -four buekwheat and oatmeal
Coarse and nne salt, tobacco, cigars, snun
Indigo and dg blue brown and white
SpeTm, mould candles
Chocolate cocoa, starch, spices, molassas
20 tubs Goshen butter, lard, oil
Salad oil, goldfish, cordage baskets
Wooden bTooms, its, brushes
Croekey, stone, and glass ware, &c.
LIQUORS.
In wood-pae and dark brandy, gin
Jamaica spirits, whiskey
PoTt, Madeira, pale aud brown sherry
In bottes-superlor pale brandy, Madeira wine
Old Scotch rye and Monongaheiu whiskcy.
STORE FIXTURES.
saIamander iron SAFE patent balance
Scales and weights, counters bnns
Shelving standing casks and kegs lamps
Sugar mill, desks and pipe, oil cans, sc.
Together
store.
ninety days. $780, and four months credit for
notes bearing interest, satisfactorily endorsed.
Feb 26-eod&ds
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John HARRISON, deceased Pursuant decree OF
High Court Of Chsncery England, a
stody, March, 1854
was referred to Joseph Humphrey the Of the said
rotation, whom
the whom the John HARRISON of
In the eosny Of Cumberland farmer, by
his will NJ my heir law America whom
description Of the rlsw
the said should Inquire who heir
heirs Of the said his DEATH and who
Of such heir aav claiming
heir atlaw in America the Of the law
America Johp HARRISON who died
The month August 1877 heir aaw OF the
DEATH of such heir
solicitors, before sixth ofJune
prove
In Southampton Budng- Cbnncc Lane London, default
thereof they will be perempoy excluded from the benefit Of
ssd decree ali Of giving information
The sshrc furnish the the
solicitors, either OF them.
II supposed the said had brother Thomas
who emgaed America about 1883 where he married and resided
Philadelphia ill he died 1s his eldest
who died at Philadelphia about 1884, leaving his eldest Thomas
him surviving.
Thursday fourth day July, is5a O'Clock fore
the said chambers appointed for hearing and adudcans
tho claims.
Dated This lsh day Of January, 1859
a#@ M# CAPEa h STUART,
No Field Court Grays Inn, London.
Agents Tor r. waugh solicitor, Cockemouh Cumberland
Tor Messrs Saul, Carlisle, Cumberland.
-e4 Es RAVEN sBRADLEY,
.r4 e4s s No Hsrcouu Buildings, Temple, London,
- soIitors for her Maesty's Attorney General
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PROPOSALS. FOR FINISHING PORTLAND HAIR
BOH BREAISwATER, MAINE.


Washington, February rs, 1883
THE cappns wall OF this will be extended 100 feet 10
wards Point TJ0 feet harfor channel u
will be built split stone, without courses
each feet Ia height lbe will be formed OF "o
headers each O feet feel wide passing
entirely through The WALL alternating with two oter headers eaeh
Ire long and ,au wide In the second top course
the corresponding headers will be and AZ feet long respee
lively The enrockment which this wall 10 To stand VIII re-
foundation All the ballast ed for this purposesay o OF
800 be the the breakwatef at such
point us the experimenting engineer may direct
The Of the last 10 of Gaping wall should be my
secured together and doweis Proposals oi
furnishing building wall hIed price per run
will be received this office uau the 5om Mafea
1858. The satisfactory TO The
officer charge.
sufficient TO build twenty feet OF
this wall.
Brevet Major H. b. Tower, w. 81
Army poriand Maine. o.,.,
b. Brig Gen. and Gel. Engineers
To be inserted in the Inegencer Republic, and Union, Wash
ingon Boston Courier Boon Portland Advertiser Portland da
copy paper containing the advertise
ment TO bs sent TO the Engineer Department
Feb 27--d2w
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NOTICE
tho Discontnuance or United States Land Of
Aco at yincennes, Indiana.

or tho OF the United States Land Of
hco at vtncennes Indiana.
Under Of the Of Congress
approved June ~ 1910, which declares that whenever the
reduced than hundred thousand,
shall the Secretary of the Treasury discontinue ie
land office such dc and land IN such district shall
Office, the
district which the land office shall have
discontinued which the Secretary of the Treasury shall
- and nasnh The duty ADORE required has been
rolped the Secretary the Interior y establish the
Home Department, approved I'D March, lef9 -
Notice accordingly hereby given that the Secretary Of the Ie
directed that the land Office pncennes the State OF
of the dsconnuance be subject sale the land Office
Jcirrsonvle, in said State.
remaining unod unapproprated by law subject
TO private snty within the limits OF the Vncennes dc will
this notice by ceiyer thereof
and land officers Jeeronvle w Epe public notice Of the
h they ut be prepared to reseps edon entries
~ JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Feb 8-3aw6w
1NEXAS COMMERCIAL AGENCY Al GALVESTON ~
The undersigned will attend the collection Of und
OF Texn, settlement Of cams
eectng of the
receiving aud forwarding Of merchandise and that Of general
mission business. GEORGE BUTLER.
Moses Taylor, esq, J. G. Dudley & Co.,
Edward X. Collins, esd, Tarrant Punam esq.,
Allen h PaxsoD, James LeffeHs b Co.,
Haydock, Corlies, X Co., Edward e, Faile u Co.,
Hon, John w Edmonds, }. Il J. F. Trippe,
William q. Langley l. Co., Walter u, Townsend b Co.
F. s. Lathrop, esq,
REFERENCE IN
Frederick W. Ritter, Treasury Department.
Feb 2-sod3m
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poOKs In every department Of literature, .e,ene

BOOKS In every department OF literature. seienc.
be found the suhscber'=-s large
collected with and including The best finest
asw sst sper sucs Of the
Buying American books almost wholly for cash, importing
English himself direct from London,
which the
In the United states and undertakes
A GOOD collection books he found
q seec'ion limited, OF Spanish, an, and German
fttaNeh iHfLoR.
Rook stationery periodicals., mathematical instruments
order from London, Fans, sihs OF th'
large ciss Of Europe.
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public prize world Tested and ,hey
BY jurea Worlds Fair The subscriber also
% es & % s s,ns and s ss
gar proof which offered the champion safe The unde
subscriber Known and acknowledged BY public
who are assured that al safes made aud sold BY him. or his author
paie viii be equal superior OF The many which have
published BY press heIools burning
ss% m s fH'f aHa % il
Buffalo and New York city in s47; 81 Louis Albany Pas
great burning ls49; great
New osas ISL ea, hes n1 @ New YORK M % rnadepa S
eheaw, s. 2, Montreal, "a Colbone, Ca S. Louis and os
subscribers manufacturer of erngs Patent Fire Proof
and tWider's) paen, snamander Safes . ! n,,,
Pa,enee and Manufacturer Of ual Anti Gunpowae Lock,
Green Block, corner Of Water Pine and Depcyster
Between Maiden lane and Wall ST., New York.
iones'- Day Newells patent locks,
at when preferred TO m Hail. anu der
Worlds Fair and which cannot be had at other place the
The following certificate, have Jus, received:
jersey CrY Feb. 3, 1883
Of r. as sa
spoons forks, destruction by
Montgomery street The he commenced near the safe which,
owing ~ m situation @ on wall DID no, fall into IN he cellar ba was
when taken the ruins had all the brass plates and knobs com
petely melted of
Mr.. sn.s G. HERRING . i"'A :" W.
NEW YORK, Feb. l6, 1853.
We deem duty hand you the that
Of
urd after remnng twelve hours the fire. which destroyed the
building occupied No rs Nassau the tho
instant he books pap and money were as perfect as when
and ofthem in molion.
J. LUCOMMlN SON,
Watch -case makers and importers.
Mr.. sILAs c. HERRING.
BThe subscriber proprietor the Salamander Marble Com
pany has for sale large assortment OF mabeized iron man Ia
Bile and columns &c. &c Principal depot No. 5l3
Specimens exhibition the Saamander Safe
Nos 1885, l37, and i39 Water street
p. S.ohn Farrell sale Of the saamande
and mabezed at manufacturers prices Depot No "a
Walnut street, and IS Granite street, Philadelphia.
Feb 2T-d7t EILAS c. HERRING.
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For Norfolk, Portsmouth, and the South.
sse-,, on and after Tuesday the 18th February,
EsAavr the Bay Line steamer. will leave the Bal Ioore
x-Rzk Steam Packet Companys What, Union Dock foot
Concord Baltimore, daily SUNDAYS O'Clock
m Immediately AFTER the arrival from Philadelphia
for Norfolk and Portsmouth, Baltimore, viii
the 3k O'clock m, and in Baltimore in
with the hoats leaving at O'Clock, p,
Through tickets from Washing gton to Norfolk, IS,
NJ N. FALLS,
Agent Baltimore Steam Packet Company.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 10, 1883. Feb I5-d2w
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VALUABLE and Improved Farm In the v,ci"ity OF
Washington for saeTbe undersigned offers for sale .Wood
the farm on which she resides, oeny one Of the most
valuable and highly improved In the vicinity Washington IL lies
The District Of Columbia about two mites from the navyad on
se road ~ the best leading 10 the city, and in the mme
h nsEhborhood oftbe lands Me Young Addison, Barry
enns hson, and the hospital contains three
enared and hundred which
aud In CULTIVATION residue heavily tmbcred The
land divided fields, each Of
, n never failing springs and Large quantities OF
stable and have been used on this land
.,. snect within the last three and II s all now IN
IA ouuce heavy o bottom
~ s, IN timothy hy and sbou, forty seeded
me improvements consist of large and
dairy poultry overseers and
.,v n, IN. ~ and ice houses. and all ouhuidings nece
hu.,a,.. & o. the farm Possession of the farm and farm
d..,,ca ~ gwen nnnediately long credit will be given,
W., H,,,.s ~, po.noh o the purchase
paueuIArs apply John attorney
nos' ~ James G.
the premises to " 80 PNP''S '"'' w '''" = "
reolo-1~u ELIzABErH BRENT
IN RoLt ProPrsorThis splendid bo,el "a -. n,
povded WIN All The appliances n hr clas hhns.s
nn situated on Monroe ony squares from ,hs ,.,n
noet ndnG sod Three hundred the rsi,,o,a
Inc ropvsor having been employed seven In
ns 5uw House. Hamos confident satisfy m,
nSns ofths travelling public snd their patronage
WHnIss, February 1883, T.hl. air
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Alexandra. aud Harper's Ferry Railroad Company

Hnrper's
NOTICE hereby that books for receiving subscriptions
IN capital stock the Alexandria and Harper. Ferry Railroad
Company exceeding
will be opened the city Washington D. O. on the I4th
March, 1859
he banking house Of Corcoan Riggs. under the direction
VIM w Cocoran, Elisha Riggs , VIM. ID. Nu, Bernard Hooc
and Anthony Hyde, any two OF Them.
Mayors Office, direction OF John w. Maury
Joseph Bryan Charles Calvert, and Geo. Parker any
them.
JOHN II. BRENT,
GEORGE ". SMOOT,
ROBERT JAMESON,
LEWIS MCKENZIE,
WMILLIAM l.. POWELL,
@. r. LEE,
X. JOHNSTON,
T. NJ. MCCORMICK,
Feb 5-eod Commissioners,
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THE DIFFICULTY OBVIATED.-Purchasers Of linen
goods dicuy of obtaining pure goods
by making their selections from stock. Now store
importation
20 pieces linen sheetings, all widths and prices
do pilowcase linens assorted qualities widths
100 do table diapers and damask from medium
fine, all Of stylish M modern patterns
Towrlngs Of all the leading sterling Styles great pro-
large lot Of cheap and good table napkins
100 Irish linens, all numbers
heavy I fne all OF the best makes
40 pieces fine birdseyc diapers
AN goods offer all linen. We
particular the iinen branch of trade.
400 plain white cambrcs from medium fine
Included the lot, choice Of Iaconet
b1cs
100 pieces plaid eambncs, all patterns, hae quality
With many other and desirable goods in line,
We particularly of all bills duo
Terms cash in all cases, unless contrary
Goods articles, low prices, dealing relied all
cases.
PERRY BROTHER
Peb l7-eoeuf Opposite Centre Market
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'BYHoBEaT ARmsraoHG.

Propos~is for Drsage Tus-Hoat ~ad sco~s. OF for
river, Georgia.
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THIS IL give notice that the subscriber hath OBJ
orphans Of Washington county, Ihe
District OF Columbia eues Of administration, dsons the
Of Daniel Renpet, of Washington
ceased All having lawful claims against the said de- eased
hereby warned exhibit with the vouchers thereof
subscriber before the August
they otherwise by be excluded all benefit of The said
Given under my hand This ast day of February, 1851
MARY II. RENNER,
Adminisuatrir, D. d. ".
Feb 93-law3wiw.
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United states Patent once,


N the petition of Augustus Roth, OF Fmount Philadelphia
counr, Pennsylvania praying for the extension OF patent
granted 10 him the Js of October 1872 improvement
furnaces smelling the expiration OF
which lace 3lst October, 1855
ordered that the petition be heard the Patent Office
Monday the I'd Of October 1885, 10 O'Clock and all
notified and show they have, why
snad peution ought be granted.
required file
Once their objections, specially forth In writing, least
before the heanng all testimony flied by either
be said hearing transmitted In accord
with the rules OF the oce which will be furnished app
cation
Ordered this p1bl-hed National
gencer Republic and Union, Washington city; the
Parot Bamoe Maryland Inquirer, Philadelphia, Pennyl
vana and Express, New York city, week for three
Ing
8. II. HODGES,
Commissioner
PsEdon OF the above will and send their
bills Patel Ofice with this notice.
3-Inw3w
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by j. q. MCGUIRE, Auctionecr.

by j. q. MCGUIRE, Auctionecr.
VALUABLE ISLAND LOTS AT AUCTION-On Monday aner-
noon March O'Clock, the premises shall selI lots
and fronting ii inches four
esnh Ito South street These lots are
the Immediately north Of the residence OF Major
Howe
Terms One third balance and twelve months for
~ JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Feb27-d hucuoneer
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n H. gIUsKY, Architect and CiviI Engineer, has re-
V. Duvas building, north side Of Psnnl
vania avenue, between AZ and 9th streets
Feb @-dm
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OILS Il CANDLES now landing.
" Is hhds. winter -bleached sperm oil.
10 do do whale do
so boxes adamanhne candles.
- do sperm lpaent) do
For sale at New \ ork prices by
MORTON WILSON
Feb l7-eod2w Water street, Georgetown, d.
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Proposals for nnishinx Portland Harbor Break
mAine.
ENGINEER DHrARrAxsr,
Ennruaru o. IAEa

washington February %, 1883.
THE eappng wall Of this will extended feet
wards Ferry Point and towards the habor channel
W oui o split stone. laid (wIout
Two Iesi 10 height The lower will be
% ~ ieet and less passing entirely
he wall alternating with Other headers
corresponding headers will be feet ~ long
Inc eaockmen ON which this wall viii require
essmhg al different points
~ inc aas stone wanted for this puposeay
supernleadiug engineer may direct
Inc stones Of the last 10 feet OF the Gaping should firmly
secured 'ossthef by IN inch dogs dowes Proposals
furnishing the stone and building the wall fixed price per
nlns loot VIII be received this March,
The work must be executed satisfactory govern
officer charge.
There are blocks OF hand sufficient
this wall
For further information direct L. Tower
United states army, Portland, Maine.
JOS. G, ToTTEN,
Hreve Brig. General and Colonel Engineers
To be Inserted in the Republic nielgencer Unon
ngton Boston Courier, Boston, Portland Adverse Portland
daily otwo weeks copy paper
usemento TO bc sent to the engineer department
Mar 3--d2w
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O. A. MoRror. j. 9. WILSON.
MORTON WIIaON, wholesale dealers In imported
bandies sn esss hc Water street, oeoyssown, d. G.
FshH--dln
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Averys Sewing Machines-Price only s23 i-Patented
q,

October 10, Is52.
THIS machine acknowledged by all who have used
other sewing machine invented,
simplicity the bess and strength Of stitch and ts
cheapne about 25 lbs and only from SIS
will neatly The smallest thread the fines. muslin csbrc,
silk well linen, wooen and cetton goods and all Kinds o
leather that child Of 10 OF
stand and work IL rapd without danger Of its getting OF
than 20 seamstres,es much bet
be done by hand The STITCHES
independent each oherso much that other stitch
other sewing machine invented This machine is
peculiarly adapted family and plantation IL viii do
kinds sewing and when known win be generally introduced
families plantations
Machine Company have perfected their
for manufacturing the largest scale and will supply
Orders addressed
CHARLES NETTLEToN, aol broadway, New York will
prompt attention.
23-dGm
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NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.
,AuLT STE MARIE CANALsealed proposals for
Falls of ST. Mary the state OF
April
and be opened tina day.
The agreeaby to the act OF Congress
ega Michigan providing for the construc
The plan and specifications m AT the ofhce
Canhed Detroit which reference made
for ulu- aecur ate
Proposal. TO Conan Detroit and be
by Contractor TO be
eu full,
JOHN S. BARRY
HENRY LEDYARD,
sHUBhEL CONANT, Canal Commissioners.
ALFRED WILLIAMS,
CHAUNCY Jo5LIN,
Detroit, Feb. ls, 1858.
Mar l--dtlsApf
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A MERICAN YEAR BOOK OF FACTS, or Annual OF
IA Scientific Discovery for 1853.
Hand book Geography being gazetteer OF the world edited
by r Carey Calico, A. NJ. .- -
FRANCk TAYLOR.
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N"''"N'"r-s VNNS NIVy fFnII- NOV. a., Isb2.
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAx-PhYERs.-Notice 4. boreb,
~ given that the advertisement OF delinquent
course OF preparation, and viii be completed published
about the first OF December =
The undersigned respectfully allows hin
no Discretion but makes bs imperative duty
non Of the tnres by advertisement and sale property wthnu
which
Al interested rwnrd
and by paying avoid the heavy Of advertisement
X. j. ROCHE,
Novv--~ou