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ERESH FRUITS

LRESH FRUITS
l. New kSisinS: VI. Almonds: Soft shell Co. Fresh
Ctron: Pea nuts; Brazil Nuts; Pecan Nuts NeS
Figs; Just received and for sale Mt
c. X. BYRNE'S
nov ll-2t- Family Grocery.
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M A y A g r X :

on The pert Of the Field and .S,6.
NJ al. Gen W Jones, Col " Hickey
Br. Gen. Wcighiman Lieut.. Col. J II Rely
Maj. C s Wallach Mai. T. Donoho
Maj. II. Kcyworth Maj IF Bacon
Quart. MuCollum Adjt L. j. Middleton
Surgeon J Morgan Asst. Surgeon J Gryres
On The part Of tie Lig.t Infantry.
Capt. CarriDgton, Lieut. VIM II Clarke,
Lieut. J Kelly, Lieut. J Z Tucker,
Ignatius T. Mudd.
On he part Of the National Greys.
Capt LenIuel Towers, Lieut. Holden,
Li"ut Sutton, Lieut. c Wales,
Peter Egan.
On the part Of tie Walker !HG,T,>hoote,s
Capt " Bradford, Lieut. Medium,
Lieut.. Rlrkhcad, Lieut. J III Goddard
VIM. Smith.
On the part Of tie Boone R,Femcn.
Capt Bright, Lieut. 0t;crhack jr,
Lieut. III Cher, Lieut. VI Sar deison,
George Miller.
On The part Of the German I5o0.rs.
Capt Sehwartzman, Lieut. W Petersen,
Lieut. Eichorn, Lieut. Lehman,
- Cophenstine.
On the part Of The Montgomery Guards
Capt b Key, Lieut. Reilly,
Lieut. W Feeny, Lieut. kelit her,
James Maher.
On tte pq5t IF the Presidents Mounted Ggcrd.
Capt Peck, Lieut. Clark Mills,
Lieut. j " Baden, Lieut. rettiIone,
John Finch.
on Tic part Of the National GRsrd.
Capt TAFT. Lieut. J Ii Bird,
Lieut. Humphrey, Lieut. Allen,
James johnson.
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~ NOtice.-The regular monthly meeting
~ Of the Northern Liberties Fire Company will
BIZ held at the hall of the Engine House. on FRIDAY
EVENING, the 1lth instant. Punctual attendance
is requested as business Of Importance will be laid
before the meeting. A. FURTHER.
Q-.Hli-
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PRINTING g. BOoKBINDING-rbe

undersigned, having purchased the establishment
heretofore owned by GIDEON d Co informs the Pub
lie that he is prepared TO do every description OF
Printing and Bookbindng at the old stand, on 9th
street, near Pennsylvania avenue.
nov ll-3t- GEO GIDEON
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; + Y EN- 7 III T. EN- SU s
OF THE
UNITED STATES:
1S-n

LHOuC"S ~ NtuttSfICA TteU or eNcN or the
States and Territories, nrrGnged by Coual-
ties, snb-diriSioHs Of Counties, ToWnS. DC.
under tie heaHS of
L. Population by alton of
ages and color-aggregates.
z. Population by subdivision of counties
g. Nativities of the population.
4. Births. marriages, deaths, dwellings and
families
>. Progress of population from 1910 to 1880.
D. Deaf and dumb, blind, insane and idiotic
Z. Colleges, academies, schools &c.
5. Attending school during the year, as re-
turned by families.
0. Adults in the State who cannot read and
write.
lO. Professions, occupations and trades of the
male population.
III. Agriculture, farms and implements, stock,
products, home manufacture &c.
IL. Newspapers and periodicals.
Is. Libraries other than private.
IA. Churches, church property &c
With an introduction. embracing the aggre-
gate Tables for the United States, compared
with those of every previous Census since
lf9O; schedules and laws of Congress re-
lating to the census in the same period.
ratio tables OF increase and decrease of
cities and States, &c, by SEX ages and
color; table of population of every county
town, township, &c, in the United States.
alphabetically arranged; together with some
explanatory remarks and
AN APPENDIX.
Embracing Not's wpon Tie Tables of ench
OF tie States, NC
J. b. ID. DEBOW.
superintendent United States Census.
WASHINGTON:
RoBRRT STRONG.
1853.
This elaborate document is published one
year later than was the Census of 1890, and
two years later than that of 1910 The British
Census of 1851, is not yet published entire.
and the French but partially
Mr.. DeBow has labored very assiduously,
&c, in the preparation of this work, &c, has
fastened its publication far beyond what
might have been reasonably expected when
the immense amount of material is considered
anu the short time that has elapsed since his
appointment. In his report to tae Secretary.
"e VIII recommend the statistics Of mortality
ana Oh manufactures to be published in n
condensed shape, having, by an economical
administration of the office, saved sufficient
FUNDS Tor the purpose. He will also recon-
mend the establishment of State Bureaus of
o'atistics, and suggest some amendments in
the present census system. In day or two
We shall furnish a few extracts from the vain.
able material Of the Census.
HE DIFFICULTY BETWEEN GENERAL JsF-
FERsoN DAVIS AND SENATOR TsoMBs, OF
'EoRGIA-We have heard, from undoubted
authority, of facts involved in this affair
which are not yet known to the public, and
have an important bearing upon it. Thus.
MI Gaskill, who wrote to General Davis, ask.
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DlSSOLUTION

hlsSOLUTION.- Tile par nership hiiher
~ to existing under TIE style ard firm OF GIrEoN
Co. Is this day dissolved by consent of The co par
ners. GEO s. GIDEON Is authorized to settle The af
fairs OF tie late firm. 4. Z. BURNLEY,
10. SARGENT,
GEORGE s. GIDEON.
WASHINGTON. November s. 1S.3
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A VII Ely
~ Capers, sardineS; Olive Oil: Yeast Powders
For sale at G. II. BYRNE'S
nov lit Family Grocery.
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ADJUSTMENTS
THE WIZARD 4 VENEZUELAN

WILL exhibit at LIBERTY HALL.
w on THURSDAY. FRIDAY. ard ssTg1,andria
EVENINGS, November 10th, llth, ard lslb EDAr
nov lQ-3ts- -'n-
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ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.

Since our Geographic announcement of
the arrival of the Franklin of New York,
we have received the following:
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IN FA T'S & ChiIdren's Hats and
L Caps of all styles, cc'crs and quail tics. Also.
misses Flats of fur and felt, white, black and dTal
new and large assortment just received at
CIfAS. III. LANES
Hat, Cap, and Gents Furnishing Estab
l:Shment, Pa. avenue, near 4 street.
IDIOT
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The Burmese acquisitions were in a
state OF war, being overrun by large bod
les OF armed men, said to exceed IA, 600
in number, who occupied fortified posi-
tons, whence they attacked the British
posts with occasional success.
They were said to be instigated by the
King of Ava.
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Programmes will be furni,Led the l"sles .. ", w
floor managers upon their entrance into the 80,
Gent emch wishing invitations for sdhs are ,I
ed to leave the ladies' mares with the captain u "
company. .,.r
Tickets TWO Notwithstanding {, n'i ,, hGn
and ladies; to be had at the principal HOLT,
and Drug Stores, of the members al tbe Oo"f
and at The door on the evening Of lie BAL A., h,,
E4~ fhe floor managers will lie a'sis , ",
..tlne scrrfs' The Committee Of Arr ng M M, ny
81 -. >, " Ior a-lh-
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NAVAL OFFICERS URDERED, DETACHED, &c
Lieut.. b. I, Shattuck, detached (sick) from
the Cyane (sloop of-war.) and awaits orders
Lieutenant Il. Darlington Bowers, detached
from the receiving ship at New York, and is
ordered TO the Cyane
Passed Mdshipman VIM X Mayo, is also
ordered to the Cyanc
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Dannbian Personalities.

The navigation of the Danube is now
quite impossible. The latest steamer was
not allowed to touch at any point on the
right bank, and at Rustchuck she was
even prevented from delivering her letters
for that town.
Prince Stlrbey is still in Bucharest.
The Russians are settling into their
winter quarters in the vicinity of the
town.
VIENNA, Oct. 2O.-As the steamers
cannot run on the lower Danube, letters
TO and from Constantinople are for the
future to be forwarded via Belgrade and
Triest.
It's said that the Austrian government
has addressed circular to it's represen-
tatlves abroad, assuring them of it's strict
neutrality In the Eastean question, and
OF Its intention to continue it's medi.
atoms, even after the outbreak of hostil-
ities
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From The Ss~ York Evening posl
Literary Intelligence.

Mr. Crale. the editor OF the writings OF the late John
G. Calhoun, has been IN for 10 weeks superip.
tending the preparations for second and third yolum,
OF that work. which shortly to appear from III,
press OF the Applelons These volumes will be occupied
exclusively with speeches We understand that the cor,
respondence which Mr. Calhoun left behind him wa,
very volumnouS, and related TO great variety OF sinh
ecls besides politics II Will follow the speeches and
promises 10 awaken interest in The memory Of
that distinguished statesman.
Mr.. Crae has also yolumnous collection OF snse
dotes and memoranda OF conversations with Mr. Calhoun
made during close intimacy OF some thirty years which
he will incorporate as far as may be practicable in b.
ography upon which ne 10 engaged al the request OF hs
distinguished friend.
Prominent as Calhoun was during the greater mar, n
the last generations. before the county and familiar
as his views upon most political questions 10 HE
American people, IL is singular how little is known Of
his inner lite OF his views upon the various problems Of
humanity OF religion, OF art and OF man's social es
lions and dependencies. Upon all these subjects he /.
said 10 have conyersed freely with his Intimate friends
and have displayed far more interest In such discus
sons than he seemed 10 feel in the current ses Of pol
itics, by which he is principally known When Mr.
Craes biography appears, OF which, however. we re.
greet to say there is prospect for some five six
years it will probably reveal aspects OF Mr.. Cahouns
mind with which few Of his countrymen were &C.
Quanted.
which be entities Correspondence OF the Revolution"
written by eminent to George Washington during the
period between his taking command Of the American
army and his death. The volume will embrace letters
from more than hundred correspondents, selected by
the editor and copied from the original manuscripts while
he was preparing .Washngtons Writings" for the press
They may, fact be regarded continuation OF that
work, many oil them being answers TO WashingtOns
letters, and all of them treating upon subjects or events
in which he Immediately concerned. They will a.
pear in fsw days from the press of Little. Brown. 4
Co of Boston.
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The URsuLINE Cosvrsr--It is said that Massachu-
sets would long since have unidentified the owners oil
this convent, which set on FIRE by mob. and de
stroyed some years ago. but for the fact that had she
done so by a special law many past case. OF sim
liar nature would have been broughup The legal diff
Guilty, however, has at last been got after patient
investigation, by decision that this ]. exception
to all others bill has. therefore, been passed TO
second reading in branch of the legislature 10 ndem
nifty The owners THIS however, has been already io
lowed by the house granting leave report bill Tor the
beneh of WIN. Lloyd Garrison. the abolilionis who
was mobbed in Boston in 1894 or 1895 Bal san
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MITCHELL AND THE IRISH ExfLEs.-We understand
that letters have arrived from the Irish exles 10 Austria,
liza TO their fortunate political brethren, who
capped to this country, resident in this city T. Devn
Reilly, esq, has received one from the "6rs felop"-
the great Irish republican OF Ireland in these davsibe
frs, who for City years, placed the claims and
hopes Of Ireland on true basis-John Mitchell. We
happy to state that Mitchell is in the enjoyment OF
good health, and still dwells with his noble wife and
family the sheep farm which he rented some eighteen
months since, and from which he at present draws sub
sistenee Smith OBrien is also in health 1t will be
membered that this gentleman suffered much from the
eracting kindness OF the British officials in the colony
of Van Dieman's Land. His health ia somewhat i'm
proved. Kelvin lzod O'Doherty is practising medicine
within the boundary of his parole
.Nlhonlt Democrat
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CENTRAL AMERIcA-We have the Gae,la a, Cosfa
R'eo TO March 10, but later news from the war be-
tween Honduras and Guatemala II seems that on the
sth OF January the government Of Nicaragua addressed
that OF Guatemala offering 10 mediate between the mar
ties. bot the proposal was declined Guatemala has
quasbed the charter Of the ST. Thomas Colonization
Company account OF failure on the part Of The com
pany to fulfil its slpuaions The city Of San Salvador
j. said to be growing with rapidly very remarkable in
that country.
The Goeeta announces that has learned the election
Of Gen. Chamorro supreme director Of Nicaragua
from the journals OF the United States. Considering aha
Nicaragua is the nearest neghbor Of Costa RIGA, thi.
seems rather circuitous way Of receiving such ntet
genoe.-N u Ttibwe.
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Mps. TyLsR's LrrrsR lRsLAsD AT the ceIebra-
ton OF S. Pstricks day in Dublin Rev DR. CahilI thus
enthusiastically expressed himself with regard TO Mrs
Julia Gardiner Tyler;
IL long 10 stand in the presence Of the patriot the
accomplished Mrs Tyler, and the Incompatible ladies' OF
America. that may oner to them the deep homage of my
grateful heari-lhat may present 10 them the respect
and enthusiasm OF the people OF iceland for The w,tber-
ing chassement they have inflicted on the san,ed erue
ty OF The Duchess OF Sutherland and tor the graceful dig
nifty with which they have exposed the we'll
hypocrisy of her noble committee"
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BY GREEN q SCOTT, Aus,Ioneers.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
III Friday 18th 10 o'clock shall sell
residence Of VIM D. Hunt d, between l+ and 18th
streets, excellent OF furniture, nearly
Mahogany sofa
Do bureaus
ParioI and other chairs
Bed-, bedding, and mattresses, carpets
Glass china and crockery
good assortment Of kitchen requisites.
With many articles which deem
mefaie.
under SIS slo, credit OF sixty
and Hine days. satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest.
GREEN b SCOTT,
Ap I'D Auctioneers.
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A STORE he tsaxen down and all the goods II
sold csshfhe owners o. me store
occupy kindly consented 10 hud or us On m
with All the latest
provren shall be compelled out few weeks and
unable while ours IS being put up we
se stock Mt cost for cash only
raih pack until get in our new house
consists OF all kinds OF the most
aud foreign and domestic dry goods in all depart
mn nil OF which Is
today and offer every article At cost
asked, viii be taken Its obvious that
cannot charge goods goods sold
leave paid for, they viii be charged Tor
rates.
ed,em merely requisite suggest TO those indebted
that we need every dollar doubt
the utmost pleasure pay their bills at once
PERRY a BROTHER,
App Opposite Centre Market.
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DErARTAkNT,
Washington, April ~, 1858.

Washington April IL, 1859.
PROPOSALS received this once, until the 18th
next Of 900 twenty
doiiars) for the Delaware bTeakwateE.
and durable quality
livery
completed 18th Of September and weekly
delivery possible uniform t9
OF the total amount Of four nhs are required TO be In blocks
blocks upwards
ton exceeding The proposals win specify
price per for each sire separafsly ,
subject inspection will be received
the engineer his shall fnd them accord
quality and size with the above description 8tf
apply Major G. Barnard, Corps
Engineers the ONCE Of the Delaware Breakwaer Law Budns
Fifth street, Philadelphia. tt 4SE
Evidence ability comply with their engagements viii b
of partial
will be made security for the faithful performances cea
tract. JO5 TOrTEN,gf
BIZ. Brig Gen. and Col. Eng
To be inserted the Unon Intelsencer aad Republ Wash
Evening Phadelphia Delaware Gazette, Whining
Boston; three times week Ill
May copies paper containing the advertise
be transmitted TO the Engineer Department. r.
l4-eodtl5May rgyret ,sF F.tt = asalt +.
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BY k. N. SITUATION, Auctionesr.

I WILL OFFER AT PUBLIC SALE ON SATURDAY AFTER
i April 10Th, at O'Clock the premises, most de
land of thirty beautiful building
well adapted market gardsnng situated and hall
miles from Washington the turnpike TO Biadensbug at present
Of General George Washington Bowie.
Terms liberal, and made known nj sale
Ana
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NAsHviLLr.-Tbe NashviI Banner gives a pleasing
account OF the prosperity Of that beautiful city. Popu-
aiIon, anuiactures, buslness-all increase. We
glad TO record evidences OF the well being OF sister
cities and have especial pleasure in copying what the
Banner says about Nashville city with which New
Orleans has long been closely connected by many ties OF
interest and affection, and with which hope long
to have, by of great railroad, intimate
and important relations even, than hitherto. The Ban
ner says;
1850 IL 10 00J now il is estimated vsrously from
$4,000 TO 30 oo0 and is probably actually about 20 600
Great changes have recently taken place IN the elements
OF iis growth few years ago scarcely anything was
manufactured here Otherwise than by hand labor. Now
various engines throwing up their columns OF black
smoke in different parts OF the city, and amos, everything
Is being manufactured by improved saving machine
Try few years ago were importing our cut-stone
from Cincinnati Now the finest Italian, Tennessee, and
ohe marbles, are being we'd and polished by steam and
morse power IN the city, and the elegant and costly pro-
distance
m.esnune, engine stops, planning mills, rpbammers
iae.oies wagon and plough factories fnrnlture shops
NC, driven ty steam, with powerful and inproved ma
Soihefy,A sprInging into existence in Nashville and
oon'h NASHVILLE, and the hundreds Of skilled laborers
ana artisans employed in them increase the consumn,on
peners employed in furnishing new ,enemen,. ~ hao
them The hotels are filed with sranvers yeaehin ~
daily BY railroad and otherwise The wholesale ma,
ness oil the city has probably been doubled within Inc
last few years The grocery business has been srea,v
increased The city ~ full of population "a an
egg IL OF meat New buildings RAPIDLY going np
both the city and the suburbs, and The demand s,
Tor more houses Nashville, the most beautiful and
pleasant city in the Mississippi valley, has just fairly
begun 10 grow.
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NEW and splendid Dress Goods-We invite the attention
IN Of friends and generally complete stock
from We
few leading styles and fabrics
Plaid spd stripe India silks
Bfocsde and plain mode and colrs do
Bcrere de lsins and plain bereges, in all coiors
Graduated b-regc robes and figured bcreges
Figured and plain chalieys in all colors
A lot OF French lawns, nj IN cents, worth so cents
Organder and figured Swiss muslins
white goods
found In any in this city.
Pain and plaid cambrics lax cents worth 20 cents
100 dozen hsndserchiefs at 81 so do1en worth -
In short everything that cheap and desirable in the way OF dry
goods which s-k the inspection OF purchasers before buying
elsewhere
establishment
ranted TO prove represented ..
MAXWELL, SEARS, h COLLEy,
Pennsylvanis avenue between 9th and ION streets
Au6- pp4uf
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON PENNSYLVANIA
auctionon Monday the 18th instant, shalt SELL
premises, O'clock p. good t~o-story
being Of lot No. 4,
square side Of
Buildings contains good the
2245k Also, the sale
fronting 2s feet
Immediately the above described property.
balance In twelve, and eighteen
purchaser for the deferred
ing interest given,
taken. Title indisputable. GREEN SCOTT,
An I'D
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THE AUTHOR OF JANE EYRE-rhe literary hit of the
month. says The Scottish Educational and Literary Jour
nal is "Villette," the novel by the aulhoress of
Jane Eyre," who reloices in the nom de plume" of
Curfer Bell Miss Bronte tor that is her real name) is
the daughter OF Yorkshire clergyman, whose ineum
bsncy lies amid OF the widest and drearlest OF
Yorkshire moors, and with whom she lives In literary
soiiudehaving lost by early death two sisters who
themselves not unknown 10 the literary world. II is
six years since Jane Eyre" first burst upon the
reading public, withou, pseudonym upon its title
page, without a friendly critic 10 recommend ii and its
deep and permanent beokens ordinary gifts in
its writer Miss Bronte ~ not sparkling and witty like
Mrs Gore or pbosopbcalveiy like Miss Martineau !;
phlanthropic and social like Mrs. Gasseil or, like
Miss Jewsbury, full OF SHARP striking aphorisms, fetched
from the opuent experience OF a sensitive naiure but
she immediate and palpable power the
interest of the reader than any OF these clever ladies'
As in "Jane Eyre, she takes some Insignificant figure
PLAIN. not very intellectual goserness without beauty
OF person bfilancy OF mind and YET by the eKeron
OF mysterious influence Miss Jane ends IN captivating
you more securely than could Diana a Juliet The
novel readng portion OF the fair assert the OF
her heroes who, far from possessing the front OF Jove
himself, Hyperon's curs and gesture like the herald
Mercury, are represented fairly enough by the "Mr
Rochester" OF the novel IN question, who, when he
his adorng Jane is blind OF both eyes, and minus
and lex. This is the gentleman, moreover, who
kept former wife chained IN garrett oil the family
msnsion running about like wild hyena on all Tours,
with matted hair Shortly after the appearance OF "Jane
Eyre were published T" The Tenant of Widfcld Hall"
and Wuthenng Heights = thought 10 be by the ssthoress
OF "Jane Eyre" but which tnrn 10 be the produc
tons of her deceased ssers-two OF the sangest and
widest books that engendered by solitude and
the need Of expression OF the diseased imagnaons Of
two sensitive girls.
In the present novel; "yeite" Miss Brone is at her
old tricks again. and sscnates US, against WILL into
liking the heroine-a Miss Lucy Snowe, cold as her
name, English governess in school in Brussels-and
the hero IN the school, peluleDt, explo-
sve, irascible, Eighty Freshman, whose generous
warmth OF disposition at last mes the ice OF Miss
Snowes stubborn heart The critics generally seem TO
consider "Vlllee," with the animated and truthful pic
lures OF school gr life in continental town, better
work than Miss Bronle's Last novel, "Shrey" which
was the theme of most panegyrca article 10 the cold
Edinburgh Review" itself, IRON the pen OF Mr.. III.
Lewis the literary and theatrical critic of weekly
London journal, "Tte Leader"
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App-dtm

OR SALEA story brick house, rs by
~ deep; slate roof ana fire walls in Smiths block
Tn. lot vs fee,
Of 20 wide. II il deemed particular
describing further than
enc aud accommodation suitable to large family.
oneoorth Of purchase viii be
and four
ont ~ deferred
Apply 10 oVaon, Third AUDITORS office ~, Treasury
Ruidng.
IN s-eod2w
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(,oLORED PORTRAITS of Lou,s Napoleon and the
VI Empress.
For sale TAYLOR MAURy,a
n~~r