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aSA new daily paper has been started at
hsAs7 called TAs Daily JeHraai BY L. b. L o. L.
~ messr. White. Cunningham e. Co, Madi-
nave sustained loss OF about Sle,coo by the food.
~ AR. Horace Mann, We see by Western
- ssss ssssI.Ds IN hiehsan
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HnNre Market.

latest papers hand Of Sunday, 10Th Saturday 25h
bens stnot holiday These dates bring market reports
only evening Of 24th, which time the market closed
tsmey NewOreans ordinaiie quoted s7 bas do,
/, 1eff Coffee dull
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James M'Henry's Circular.

PEI Ralticl LW.RPooL, Tuesday Dee Is 1852
PsovISoSs-lnsh Bacon has advanced 70 SOS in absence
SAmerosn IL will 60 higher Fine Beef 10 saabe at full
Ncs Pork up to 81 for Irish and French Lard i. rather
sarr and scarce. Cheese wanted.
BkSADsrvFfsAs usual daring the holidays business is
~ sales are making IN merest retail but pnees Of all
s!sswell supported.
corroS The market has been quiet this week, but
aoe~ without quotsble change the les Of the
gs not exceeding 7cte bags, Of which So export
ere thin attendance on Change to-day IN Manches
many being engaged IN their annual stock taking but
yhasinoss done was 81 urn prices ana very respect
", JAMES NHESSY.
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Wright, Candy, & Cos. Circular.

PR Rolffcl LvERPooL, Dec. %. 1852.
CorroH-Snce Friday last tins market has manifested
y quiet aspect The demand both yesterday and to-day
Aeen confined to the Trade whose purchases have been
uppa q very small scale, and although prices caanot be
quoted lower the tendency is certainly in favor OF buyers
10 Affect sales in quan,itys decline would have to be
sabntted to.
The continued dulnes must be attributed TO the usual
10 do business this OF the year, and
also apparent determination the part OF Spnners TO
worn up their present stock and in which they have been
confirmed BY the sdvices per Europa which they
consider clearly Ddcstesse considerably IN excess
Of lAt year.
The sslcs for the two days es,msted at:
Bales. spec. aud Export. American Bts.l hCpt sarat
Monday a. eco S,S0 $50 - Too
Tuesdsy .scoo 600 l,2@ 80 100 1000
PRICSs TO-DAY.
Old Crop New Crop
New Orleans Fair. cid Middhns. cd ga. Ord .40a.
Mobile fsir.....5d. Mddhng. SD. SID Ord. .405d.
Atlantic Fair .5sd. Mddlns, SD SD 0rd .4G5d.
Import since Friday last is 81 600 bales, Of which $4,000
Ire Amercan The stock Of CorroN in this port will be
made up on Friday next bur it is expected vary
materially from the weeks estimates.
The Manchester market continues quiet but arm, at tbe
'suent rates Of last week for both Goods aud Yarns
the GRAN market there has been but little business
ssns, and price. materially without change.
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New FoUsDRY.-Messrs. Guyon, Boardman

& Co. have commenced the erection of an extensive
building intended for the manufacture of steam en-.
gines This building s located at the foot OF Eighthst,
on the lot of ground formerly Collins ship yard and
will be 200 fee, front Eighihst by 94a feet deep
Lewi,st and is to be three stories high In this build
ing will be brass foundry ronfoundry machine shop
blacksmith shop storage buildings &C. Mr. Guyon, one
OF the gentlemen of the firm has for many years been
connected with the Morgan Iron Works and IL is said
has planned many of their best engines.
Prices OF PRovIsIoSs.-The following fig
uIes show the retail prices OF some OF the principal
articles for the table in our Markets, Tuesday
Jan III
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MARRIED..
DIED.

Ga b. stA January sA.sos = W Re-, Fssas. ssTs
sfLvysuIR DAVIS, a tbs CITY. 20 Miss JULIA sASiA
.Ls-.t cssskier Ans DaAs, Eq Of ths 1fHef ssee
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couRT CALENDAR-Turs DAY.

SUPERIOR CoURr-Eos. az, 70, 30, l63, 239,
40 243 2is as Isl 25s 90, nc, AZ 1s, He. H. n liza
10. l59, 49, 2lS. 80 - 49, 49,.
Cosnos PLE.s-Pat Nos Isl, III, 2i3, 2l5. 2i7 2lo
III rs rs IN ~ 81, Z9 rs, rs Part l-Nos ~,
ia ia ls6 Ie 1872 20i zS 42, no "a, ia 2lS, zis
20 ~ IA Z8, 30, 80, "a.
The special Term Supreme Court and U. s. District
sis
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eject upon the feelings sod upon the opirion, also
doubt not, OF his sndience Rev Stephen Msrr.ndsle
presided. Prayer was offered by Rev. Mr.. Hanson Of
brookIyn There was good instrumental music BY u "a
WORMS bard during the exercises. number of the
Clergy ard influential citizens UPON the pi.,sr,
Mr. Cough was then introduced and proceeded 70 All
dress the audience He said be should speak "A II he
never spoke in NewfOrk before There y but little IL
ANY hing new % be said on the subject IL hiss been
thoroughly canvassed have come 10 tell what have
Teen and heard and what know by experience In the
year Of the Cholers in this City, the speaker said he re-
rnembered how were cent 10 the markets 20
veg awsy the green vegetables and such fruit
deemed injurious to the public health There was de
struction Of property for the preservation OF HE aud
health and why should not hfe and health destroying
beverages doing their Gccursed work every year not
aIso be subjected such regulations the good Of so
clefy-ss human life snd happiness demand The au-
thorties construct aims houses IN which TO accomnotase
psupers prisons in which TO conue criminals and erect
scsclds which 70 execute mnrderersand thus legs
late for the ,fs ofthe liquor traffic but do not lesste
"a remove the great OF all this poverty and crime
There are now ten persons in this City under the sen
pnce Of death, and the cause with some OF them at
least has been the use Of strong drink You may hang
them if you viii, but you only hang the e5sz-you do
not hsng the cause There is moral power enough in
tbs community if would ITSELF to ron back the
desostiDg tide which Is sweeping many to destruction
Other causes were named in which persons Killed out
night by excessive drinking aijudgei by the Coro
nsrs Jury TO have died by fatigue exposure by being
o'eY.eken in TT &c. He spoke at some length o the
characteristics of drunkards Il is not the mean and
s,ngy who become drunkards usually, but the generous
nobehearted men, ard they deceived by the deter
nipstion that they viii never become drunksrds BY
this deception they fall daily. He remarked upon the
devastation made in the ranks of the young OF Ia
lent and promise, who by falling into this vice, dsap
point their friends and leave their country in poverty
fer of great and good mensuch they otherwise
would become. Mr. Cough proceeded at length to de-
pict the misiortunes and sorrows which follow as the
fruits OF ntempersnce and by the fai,hiuness of his
pictures and the interest with which he invested the in
cdsnts related he awakened the hveest feelings in the
minds Of his ENTHUSIASTICALLY causing portion OF
them to she'd He will speak again this evening
evening. 1t hoped to influence upon the
State Legislature
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
T.. CIRCUIT COURT Before Judge eErrs
Burr n Waterman sgt. staples

n CIRCUIT COURT-BeDfe Judge BITE
Burr A Waterman sgt Staples
To recover damages for alleged infringement
Of patent for tho manufacture Of .bps blocks already Re-
fetIed to- Verdict for plaintiffs THEREBY dsclas az
ssst pfrinsed the PATENT and sssessns danssss I'D
cAsrs o. rHs aEssY CLAY AND rIIsosfs
Argument was presented by counsel tor the
psr,ie, indicted motions 10 qns.n me bde.msnA %
49," Ri,er sboy. the Bay Of Sew-Yorkt the U. >.
1, does not have Jurisdiction bot that jurisdiction fess
- ,bs SAT- 0oysrnment, which has taken eognzAneo Of
- s.o that the indictments arc detective 10 point
OF form no specific oense having been alleged and that
Ls Indictment in each case should not have oinea tne o
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CALoRIc EsoNE.-An association OF gen'ie-
men have recently bulk a new Galore Engine MA
the direction and plans of Mr.. Phineas Bennett
engine has been in operation for short pne ps's
IS lbs of power has already been obtained sna ~.
Benne, thinks il viii be practicable to WORK WIZ
20 he.
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Gas. GAs.-Constsnt improvements in Gas
W.aSsx Co. No. SO Broadway. Several new patterns
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IT, Lieut.. GEo. w. MAY, late of the U. s.
Army will lecture Friday evening next, the 18th,
in the Society Library Room Subject OF Lee
unpublished "reminiscences of the campaign
In Northern Mexico, under Gen. Taylor.
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R.nRoAD ExrEssIos-The track OF the
Sixth ard Eighth Railroads has been extended ana
the cars commenced yesterday 10 run over the ne"
sections They run through Coleseplsee to Barclay
I'D BarclAy-st to Church, and back through Church
and Chsulberssts to the late terminus Of the COM
meneement of Yves, Broadway. The business OF these
reads is constantly and rapidly increasing, and adj
,ousl cars will be put in use for the accommodation
pss.eDrert =.
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tyWe are requested to call attention TO the
ale u property belonging 20 the estate Of
Ia. B. wgEEiEs dsees.ed weeh t.1es place y ne Et
n FaaEELIS sos
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most gratifying Of reformation through ns IN
mentality OF the 20 inmates during the past
wear. six have been dismissed az their own request
ten placed al service, eight sent 10 the Hospital Elk
,xueled sixteen restored 70 their friends, two have
been married four have united with the church, AMI
eleven have teen hopefully converted The Managers
have occasion TO acknowledge mott gratifying en-
denees of the fruits OF their labor.
WARD School No. 2-The semhannua
r.hibiriou of this Institution took place on Monday
under the supervision Of Joseph Mckeen, L. d,
County Superintendent the School Trustees oil tne
Seventeenth Ward and number OF ladies and gentle
mon The Exarninsrion was in the Male Department
which il under the care Of VIM smeaton- Esq, the
able and efscienf Principal Of the Institution Inc
lower essse. were examined in reading, speins denai
nor primary geography and me ludLInents % "a n.
nc The higher class had been instructed BY M See-
tor and were examined In reading grammar
geography and arithmetic, and gave evidence nat my
had been carefully and thoroughly taught lney ne's
examined by the County Superintendent me frineiPs
and M Patterson late Principal OF No AMER WHICH,
NJ MeKeen made short and appropriate address, 10
which he spoke very encoursglnzy 20 'ae 'eaenei ~
pupils He followed by Aid lily, VINO wa evflsnLy
wen sstrhed with the examination Al ne eioss OF 'ns
exercise. lad stepped forward from the Frst Csss ana
presented & massive golden Pencil TO me rr1nep.L
some Of the under Teachers likewise received prese
from the Glasses they had taught IL. ...;,rs.
Thi, school kAs always stood very high IN the esz
non OF the pubic Al the examination year sso 9Io
we're 10 pupils the present occasion ,ne'e 49,
Thus We zee tha, EroslsS0r y A'ciloo1 ~
banner.
TExPERAscE DExossrRArIos.-ihe Lei"
,sr,nc, demonstration 1T Metropolitan Hall On Aondsy
evening was quite largely attended ana 'oon p
Cough E.o the Temperance orator spoke In ns u'a.,
,rrpe. eloquent and entertaining manner WIN aae'
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WAsaissros, January al 1853
SErARArE PROPOSALS VIII be this ee anti ~
W Ocloeh the 2h MARCH furnishing al e
bricks gne blue rock sand required in the cree
lion Of The west wing OF The pasena Once building this city
The bricks 10 be Of the beet qualify all hard and red lex
Guiding pillar Arch)
bo and moulded OF The required BY the laws the corpora
uon of Washington. the clay
Intended TO be used VIII be eureaom each person proposing
beds VIII be assorted of the three deAonaled stonej
extra large and building sample of ten
~
and winch VIII be paid FOR al the prices by The contract
The lime To be of the best Potomac esDne wood burnt de-
seed nour barrels (unheaded the lime house
the building The will be privileged akcshe empty
barrels away they may be spared.
The sand 20 he OF the beet sharp sand and to be delivered by
the barrel Of hve bushels Samples 10 be furnished
Oler specified number
be delivered ia given time Proposals viii therefore also be
ceived for any number not less than million
offering furnish the foregoing will their
follows For The eks thousand the gneiss
separately perch of cubic feet
laid the wall for the lime, barrel stated and tr
barrel Of bushels In the delivery
the building officer appointed inspect
object the
the nothing win
which shall fall
Immediately the
bidders will be required written
the penalty equal 10 oneten OF the supposed
of the contracts, guaranty the faithful perform
And in addition this deduction OF Ten
each monthly estimate for materials
which centage remain the hands OF the
United until the shalt be fully completed.
materials be furnished such and In suct
the superintendent Of the building or his assistant may
Aud shall fail 10
may required the Commissioner Of Public Building
will be liberty purchase market the material
required the and risk OF the delinquent contractor and hi
\ suetes.
Proposals furnishing cun
white pine boards and common hreeneh lois, suitable for eaiod
| ing WIN. Easily,
| Commissioner of Public Buildings.
| Jan 23-2awtd
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THE MUSICAL WORLD AND TIMES.

LARGE weekly journal, OF sixteen pages edited by Richard
Willis which the best musical and
In country their medium with the
public, contains during the 2oe SIS WORTH Of the
best kinds brilliant
complete familiar In harmony. which
anybody OF musical
and sketches OF celebrated musicians musical his
toy truthful criticisms OF musical publ
novelty and incident both foreign and domec the Whole
complete valuable record OF musical art Is
possible obtain The Of chors and Of isde. Wish
Jog for but who living music stores,
pecially attended TO.
copy, So copies, So Eve copies $40 and
for his trouble.
Address Willis publishers Of the Musical World and Times,
257 Broadway, New York.
youssAbThe subscribers also publish The
Monthly Musical elegant journal OF eight each
Of music (mskng
Of musical reading The
designed for the especial benefit OF the
musical knowledge
ard whose that should
be furnisie n, cheapest possible
copy, three COPIES 81 copies, 50
copies sending club twenty
an extra copy trouble. Address Dyss Willis.
~ BCieymen will be supplied with the Musical World and
Times dollar and with the Monthly Musical Gazette
nj twenty five cents year.
Agents obtain Subscribers for the above named pubca
tons, Liberal commission allowed
Now subscribe the volume begins the
first Of January, 1853.
Jan i3-dam
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UALUABLE and Improved Farm i'm the vsoI.ssy Of

VALUABLE and improved Farm I'm she viointsy OF
SaleTbe Undersigned Offers for sar Wood
-tock the which she resides, certainly Of the most
valuable highly improved in the vicinity Of Washington IL ~
in miles
leading the city, and In ts nme
lands Of Mesrs Young Addisou, Barry,
Jenkins Gibson and the hospital u conains three
hundred Of which
residue heavily tbered The
cleared divided into hci In sach Of
falling and Large quantities of
lime stable and have been used on this asd
within the three and III 10
produce There a bcfom
land well timothy y clover and about forty seeded
in large and
comfortable dwelling dairy and poultry housss overseerp and
Of the FARM Possession Of the rn and msm
buildings will modiacy credit will b. given, II
desired, a portion OF the purchase money. SI
further particulars apply John Carroll Brent attorney
Mcclure
10th where plot Of The property b.
Feb io-9awu ELIZABETH BRENT
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United state. MaiIs-south Carolina.

PROPOSALS for carrying the mails OF the United States from July
1862 July 30, 1885, nclusve following
Of South Carolina, will received the office
Office Department the Washington, until
April 1885, be decided tl Of April, 1858
No. 3i6 From Yokvle, by Hickory Grove Harmony Boydton
Cherokee Iron Works. Coopersvle, Dratonsvile, Lime
Spring, Thickeiy Fork Aoultie, and Hurricane
spartanburgh q. H. South Carolina So miles and back
week
Leave Yorkville every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
p.
Arrive spatanbureh c. ii. days by /, p. m,
Leave Spaanburgh q. ii. every Tuesday, Thursday,
Saturday at 6, a. m,
Arrive at Yokville next days by s, a. IN.
bid
proper) general February
1853. s. ID. HUBBARD,
Postmaster General.
Posr orrcE DEPARTMENT. March 3, 1853.
March 5-law4w
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Law school al Cumberland University, Lebanon
renn

Law school of Cumberland University, at Lebanon
Tennessee.
FACULTY Hon. Abraham Caruhers, late Of the circui
l. judges OF Tennessee.
Nathan Of the judges of the supreme
Of Tennessee.
Hon. Bro,nfeId Ridley, State
Green dew their whole
the school
Daily examinations Of each class
No lectures, hut explanations
Ia lessons the Of the examinations.
mo common law and which
suits of facts pofes
prosecute through all
practice The framed prepare
deeds, wills and all documents be
trials. Some Of the taken by appeal
which Is held monthly the
public the end session The students clerks
and chancellors, and official
pacites connected with their suits
tbs third Monday
embe third Thursday February. The
the succeeding Monday in February and ends second
Thursday in July.
per soss.onTuiton fee $50,
boarding about $50 Students furnish books
which be had N the Lebanon bookstores.
required complete the unless
class. No study for
mission There four classes Students
any during the collegiate
Their. n legislature connected with the school.
Number o students last collegiate year eghiy-six
Feb ll-eoly President Board Of Trustees.
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nunpnsAIs rr e.rrvtnr the malls OF tho Untted
dates hereinafter stated 70 me mr.. day q July
1884 in The Territory will be received al the Contract Once
Of the department. the city Of washington until
Of August 1883 to be decided b the 81 OF Au
and time herein
fed viz
miles and back, month.
Leave Council Butaon the 10Th OF each month
Arrive at Salt Lake Ci, BY the Sth OF ihe following mon'hi
Arrive Council Bluffs by the 9Th OF the following month
schedule 70 be specified by the bidder will considered.
Bids carry by the round trip are invited -
sid From Sail Lake city, by Provo City, Spring
field Payson, summit Creek, Ncphi City Fillmore CITY,
Creek Paroyan Johnson spring. o1a mes On ssh s
Leave Sail Lake City 10th Of each month
Arrive a Diego by the 18th of following months
Leave ian Diego the Goth Of each month;
Lake City by the 18Th ofthe following month
Bids to carry by the round trip invited. -
Is into effect the 10th OF October 1883
Tooee City, IS miles and back, once
week.
Leave Lake City every Monday aieam;
Arrive at Tooele City by 8p m same day;
Leave Tooele City every Tuesday at Jam;
Arrive at Salt Lake City by p m same day -.
This into effect on the 2oh Of October, ies'
NOTES.
Each proposal should mode In which proposed
carry accompanied BY guarantee signed BY one
more responsible persons, the following FORM viz
The undersigned - guaranty tina. - 4 h,s bad for car,
General shall prior 70 the 10Th OF October
good and sufficient suretes to perform the service p"
posed"
This should accompanied certificate Of postmaster
other equivalent testimony men Of property
md able make good their guaranty.
proposal should the department sealed ENDORSED
Proposals No. -, and addressed TO the Second As
sistant Postmaster General -.
prohibitions Of bids resulting from combinanon ssa hs
which TO DO made
for New York New England, dated 18th De
eem0e' i''z s. d. HUBBARD.
Postmaster General
Posr oruor DEPARTMENT, February 9, 1852
Feb 5-lAwfw
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North Carolina Six Per Cent. State Bonds.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Raleigh NJ c.,
alE,I4I q


TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Raleigh, N. c.,
February 0, 1863.
~ 10 O'Clock, the 3ist March purchase
100000
o. issued by State of North Carolina.
These will the LIST of January 1885, and will
per will be payable the LIST days Of July ard Ian
OF each year.
and principal will be payable the Bank Of the
public New York, purchaser should
TO have them made payable at the Of North Carolina
These bonds Issued under authority of the legislature
North Caona for The construction of The North Carolina railroad
and addition faith of the all the stock held by
State in the said railroad and the dividends from said stock
expressly pledged for their redemption.
They are, by express enactment, exempted from taxation
Parties bidding will address their letters, endorsed
Sealed Proposals North Carolina Bonds"
New York, directed the Messrs Brown
kosset, ie0 Front street, New York.
The bids will opened Bank of the Republic O'clock
the 3st day Of March next in the of G. La
pesden, of The bank and J. r.
Freeman esqs. Bidders may also be present.
Successful bidders will be required Informed Of the
Of their bids deposie bank the their
bids with the accrued interest," from the credit
OF the State of North Caroline
This depoe be made either bank
New York. hank of State North Carolina
bank Of Cape Fear, Raleigh North Carolina
d. w. COURTS,
Public Treasurer of the State Of Carolina
Feb l3-2awt3lstMar
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tE0 ACRES 81 unemprOved Land saDe.-The sub
lJV scrser are authorized to sell private
c.cnt land IN rnce seoFes county, Maryland miles from
washington and one mile from the Bsdepsburg sdjcns
inc ,arms Q, Messrs L9npel Mathews and Bowie.
about hr acres the above mentioned wood the
balance 5000 s,see land and susceptible ~ pvovems
II has cn'y good spring and handsome building
Termss fourth cash balance one TWO,
I'VE year. WE purchaser 70 give for the deferred
satisfactorily secured. herring interest.
hppy 70 Mr. Bowie, adjoining the premises o. y
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
Auction and commsson Merchass, CORNER Of
9Th and PenR. avenaa
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VALUABLE Farm - private sabe-The which
Mr. krkwood resides having bees sold asetic~ y
for sale. contains In under Mpce we
wstered and in high of cultivation, seventy 10 Ass
timothy meadow apple orchard exceent Asss
IL 10 besuufui
SIX miles from Prince Geosses ecsnsy heosy
depot be divided a1vna
and will he sold purchasers Apply to Mr. Kkw0od
Scott the corner Of 9th
Pen n ylvsnia avenue, Washington,
Ma J-3taw3w
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yOIt the brick ng- formerly
occupied VIM, Marine Barracks,
and ION Navy Yard, Washington. rplete with
conveneney family, with garden brick stable for
and other outbouse II Sold the
Will be moderate and accommodating and not sold BY the
list May, will be for
sale Nos and square No. las, between
10Th and 2O,h
Also those egb situated lots Nos. and square No 10
suhdvded % EACH
depth. fronting street, three fronting
2ls
For further particulars applyto -
DE sELDING wYLIE,
Seventh street, opposite odd Fellows Hail.
Jan Q5--eodn
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A Great Chance 10 make Mouey-from o 10 eio per
person, ncluding femaes in either conn
try highly useful discovery Of universal de-
which will forward return Of mall on enclosing 70
John Holt 207e, This chance fs
dents clerks mvalids person wishing make
Immediately Of the United States Apply tm-
mediately.
Dec