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ME HAVE JUST RECEIVED from Now York .
yryrich Of goods, consisting
odes. patterns a rich plaid silks % nehe. wide, tho
latest Partisan and hroAdwny styles
% BayadeIe sir dresses s entirely lI,s new
1900 yards .wsnyr inches wide, plaid silks rs
$500 yards twenty inches wide, plain heavy de
1000 yards. twenty nshs. wide pink blue white and
$500 yards brocude silks, from 81 10 - per yard
YARD. rs.
IS embroidered French lnerno dresses
40 pieces high colored plaid menos .H
25 pieces plaid vaencennen, article ladies'
50 pieces plain and figured m 2, de lanes
900 pieces plaid bonnet ribands 0at
Embroidered and plain skirts
50 pieces French merinos, all shades
as /, pieces English md ,. tySnsss s,o q ns,,,,
lopieces 4 4 manilln velyes ~
10 fine and medium embroidered linen cambria
q 20 pieces Iupia's fine mou.seine., all coors
Is pieces Lupin's black mousseiines, very fno
50 pieces Lupin's bumbasns, grea, bargain.
75piecea black apacas, from25 cents 10 81 IS
4. 100 long square nay SUITE aud other make. a
1900 yards french a and English sinss hama,
pieces sa% s ss afSsss ss s''s'
narceinss isriisins., every Color
100 90 pieces piece. a aansL,. all solo''
30 pieces ea cashmere DO -, -a5r,s6ss, slsz
sl3 full assortment Of silk and cotton hosiery ~ y
500 yaIa' . sa,so sG SI"n saIs at 0H cent"
I0s pairs fine bed blankets, twilled very hno
1Hi scrvanls' 49,. .,ts
eii rs pieces B. and "a full cloths s.,-s ..eI4s
90 pieces plaid hnseys
full assorl of cotons Of every Kind
Russia Diapers table damask napkins
{ frAlal Inrh inens Hucksback diapers, crash
n5 pieces borkings, I6. wide
sl 30 pieces brocatci ertrn fine
50 pairs lace cursins, cheap
ab 10 pieces India saiins
81 Velvet carpets. Brussels carpets, ingram carpets
Venetian
large small various kinds, aud a
pf IN other goods mention.
very OF goods
greater than
District Purchasers will please CALL and examine for
themselves. HALL d BROTHER.
sept27-3iaw4w r
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TIME tbireth annual Of this win coas,s
on the ensuing month. The study ntludes
the Lain languages. tho
philosophy chemistry, geology, &C and and
mathematics, and mixed Institution
good library, extensive pbio.ophics
chemical apparatus and ya~ahc cabinet ssclos
cal specimens &c.
has also acomp'e'e set Of meteorological
observatory with scbropatfc
men astronomical clock and Troushons and chemical
laboratory, with three furnaces In analysis a. Of
sois rocks, minerals hc., conducted. IT.
The number OF students limited Ave
well qualified and she family
with the Students ready and willing NIL care and
Besides these french and m.
teacher Of drawing attend classes through the week H
OF delivered nd
ssd by appropriate apparatus and specimens phoso
ply chemistry geology, vegetable physiology and ar
cultural chemistry. Ft fst .N ~T'st w
Circulars containing further information obtained bv spp
cation TO either Of the subscribefs -
81 BENJAMIN HALLovELI
HENRY y. HALLOWELI.. A. H.
FRANCIS MILLER, A. u.
Sept 25-d6 rs itN ~ g. Nfsatf
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RUiLDISe tdARDWARE-We would respectfully The
attention Of builders and
cd stock building hardware all
N he hardware line Our Of table pocket cutlery
plated forks, kc and Of quality
rnee " cannot fail TO please, cheap for cash. Please
M WOODWARD 4 GUY,
Sept 2l-6tn
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Dutch Trade with Japan.
The following are extracts from port regulations. or
dets, &c, delivered BY the Japanese TO the Dntch

The following are exlracis from port regulations or
ders, &c, delivered by the Japanese to the Datch
J. Our imperial predecessors have ordered concerning
you Du'chner. that shalt leave TO come 10 Man
ks'scki, on account Of tho Japan trade every wear
Therefore, as we have commanded you here,of,c vou
shall have no communication with the Pof,nyuese IT Won
should have ANY, and we should know H. Won nh
be prohibited the trade to Japan You shall npou no POI,
tnsness commodities on board your ships "A. :.
ii. II You intend not to be nocstcd in vour n,,i,,,
and trade to Japan, you shall notify us bv vopr hi
Whatever comes to your knowledge Of any atemo, ar ~
Chinese against We likewise peet TO hear iron, ~
the Portuguese should conquer any new places a, oo,
tries, or convert them to the Christian sect, Wba,.w
comes to your knowledge in all your trad, n ~
srrcc, thai you will notify the 10 our governor. =.
NanganckL
III You shall take no China iunts bound 10 Japan
w In All countries you frequent with your sbins Won
shhl have no communication with them II there he .ny
ccunsries frequen'ed by bo, nations you shall taxi aon
IN writing the name Of such counties or places and nv ill.,
captains Of tho ships you send pan yearly d,v.,
came to our governors At Nangssacki
" Tbs Lnqnegans being subjects OF Japnn Won a. III
take mono OF their ships or boats.
vi When the time for the departure OF the Dn,eb .,,
draws pesr notice shall be given the magistrate.
college ofineps,ers, OF what good. been sold 10 h
Dcich. together with written list OF the same thai so h
Sums sgrccd be paid in time. and all trouble and III
convenience avoided the last days their stay in the
To the above may ssiJ that when the ship j. near.
" laden she Is conducted 70 fapenbsrs, there 10 remain
y
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AGENT WANTEDTh Native Wines Establishment Of .ons
IL worth Zimmerman, In ncinnat ohio. In Washing
house that would take the for the sale of their
wines and around that place. Wholesale dealers in
and liquors who retail at once have the preference.
Postpaid with
the Goth October
rcctly, by LONGWORT & ZIMMERMAN,
25-d1 Naive Wines Establishment, Cincinnati,
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OFFICIAL.

= DEPARTMENT STATE,
Washington, Sept %, 1883.
United Bahia, Brazil has
this department the following: e45 r.+jl
Report Of Deaihs at Bahia II tHf ri.iI
April 5th.At "Marom DR.. Luis Augustus, Greenfield
of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania Disease unknown. N.
1859 April lithJames Hewitt Philadelphia, cook Of the scoon
er w. w. Fulton, Of Philadelphia. Yellow fever
1859, April 2h-Chahes w. Friend Of barque "Montpc
liern ester, Massachusetts. Yellow fever.
Deaths paenge board IA Sarsus "Psytsna Of Hs York.
1885, April llih.--Jshn Parks, United states.
1885, April i5th.--Jonas Fuller, Vermont Yellow fever.
1855 April 7,h.Cassmer Wobleski Poland. Yesw fever.
April 20t.-Richafd Hagedor New York. yellow fever.
1853, April 2ih.-Henry Langton England. Ep!rpic it,
DeaiA, board brig "Monie CAo" Of Kingston, Massachusetts,.
1853 May 25thEastus Snow Of Massachusetts, Yellow
1885, June 5h.-Thomas Dexon, United States, Yellow
fever. sH.
1852, 9h-Ar,hur W. Dallas, New York,
fever.
1885, 1h.-Emsnue Silva, Genoa Yellow
1851 May 2sth.-Frederics White Vermont, yellow
fever. sAs AN- @Et4.-t&
1852 May Doth Charles Bran New York. OF brig
hcmiah Hand" Yellow fever ssrt
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NOTICEThe subscriber accounts unsettled
IN books tied before
@ and respectfully ask those who have unpaid
of
bills important the old be
the opening of the new books at the Saioon.a 4
10 97--U 3 e GAUTIER,
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Judge Bayy Of Virginia. has consented 10 deliver the
annual address at the Maryland Agricultural Esbbi.
ton, which 10 10 be held At Marlboro in Novsmber nex,
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NEW GOODS, NEW eOODs-wM n STAMFORD,
tailor. as m 'venp under
French and English goods. cohs
which he ..hion.hs manner
.ho,, notice. and :: The 10. e. possible price e., cab.
ssas and public f0r their liberal pat
Of tho An orders will be executed with
n B~Ai.o on hand very be.su assortment Of seuuenen.
Sep qi-aaw1uhssdf
oTAIR RODS AND WINDOW siA ID Es-we have IN store
ready dozen rods, which,
settling on exceedingly cheap some Of them in pspsf
Also beautiful as.osmsn, an.psrent window shades. land
vsnsse b' sosq.e's pan Gothic and Roman ache
' %so a as!e q sun .had.
Sep a7-3,codn
JIAwKER ON SHOOTING, edited by w II. Porter.
Frank risld Sports volumes, vo,
G.ms il i,s Seasons BY ..ns Forester re ! volume
Hints . sporsmsa BY y 8. Lewis, n. d. volume
The Rod and he osn by oakcsh and Wilson volume, Ed
The Dog ..A dhs sportsman by . g. skinner
Ksas.. Sporting 11seso,s, EDITED s sy kl'ge
Cnspmsn on The Americas Rias
Dog Brsakns BY VIM Floyd eametespe TO Sir
iosn seesS M Bar. gs@Ps o. t L"nd s~,c.,,
Dog Brsskns by H.,chinson volume, London
r r"u ..s 81 ,"' Dos' e'"'' !" FRANCK TAYLOR
sep ~ J" 17'a
,rrw rstI Axp WINTER uU0Ds TUCK.
m .s md s sa
..s nh % nv md H. ss
thinks. =. b greatly 70 their Advantage to DO he Z.
sIsea;sd WIN Dromptns. and nc.,
ions directly from Europe.
,@nsa.'siys,.s s....e., A..4. !.
whom the best wnsc VIII be gwen None hat s tsst band need
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An immense hard shell demonsa ioa took place Ia tho
Park, New York. 10 night The platform broke down a.
Mr. James I. Brady commenced speaking aud two men
had their legs broken AteI the accident The meeting
organized Mr.. Brady stil speaking when despatch
left + ...
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NREAT FALLS MANUFACTURIN9 COMPANY.-In
conformity with Of the assembly OF vgna
corporal. the Great Fails Manufacturing Company, passed May
receiving subscriptions said
Manufacturing Company will be opened Saturday,
and will Kept said 9Th
day October the ish day Of October Inclusive from
O'Clock, the hour Of O'Clock,
the places and under the direction Of the
Once, Psirfix Henry W. Thora.
Love, Hall Nelson, Alfred Moss Bens Thoa,en
Alexander Grgpby Joshua c. Ounne o. W. Hunt, Richard
CockeriIe, John r. Carpenter. 1890 r.
AeIsndfn, vxna at the Bank Of The Old Dominion cassia r.
William Smith, lanes Mckenzie A. Sidney Tcbts,
w. n. Ramsay, Edward sangser 4. $3.50
house OF VIM r. Dickey, South Lowell Fails
the Potomac Thos Ap q Jones James Combe John
sydA~y r. Webb, James Sherman, John W. Wells, spencer
Ball, Richard Hirst Ira Williams, and John Turner.
Washngton D. the Banking Rsss:
VIM. W. Corcosan, John w Msusy and John Carroll Brent
Al 0eosseiown, D. c. II tho sose Of Dr. o. N. LnthIeum o.
NJ Jeremiah Ome, r. NJ Lnshicum, King
AT Rockville Maryland the Cierk once II Montgomery
j. o. Hennins VIM Thonp~on Of r. Mchsrd Bowie, John
w. Anderson, John l.. Dune, ana John Braddock
sl - ~ THOs. Ar @. JONES' 1
.ncn HALL NELSON,
THOMAS X LOVE,
NirW MiH fl t~AtbH fh r.. n. BALL,
Sen 27--q,swtishOc fs ~ Conantssoncrs
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By ). q. M,cuIRE. A.,,,,

ny ). &. MCGUIRE. AucsIoneer.
AUCTION SALE OF TWO BUILDING LOTS ON CoNNEC-
ueut avenue-on Tuesday afternoon, September 17h,
o'clock at my auction shall sell lots Davidsons
SUBDIVISION o square ISL inches
eu avenue oe'ween aud upward 100
ie.i 10 public alley containing 1907 feet both
sold together for cash Title ndispuabie. j. q. MCGUIRE,
Sep2o tFEIa Auelionre.
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UAsTMAx's Abortgf Folio by Mrs. Mary H.
u illustrated BY Capt. Eastman United army
lust Published. For sale by TAYLOR MAURY,
BepT Booksclers 9Th
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IUST IN sEASON-We have Just largest md
most beautiful sssoeot Of the latest Yok srs..
hss has ever been offered for sale in this city se *
chssp for cash. 4~7 ht''N w us u 49,
U1 = ~ WOODWARD 4 GUY
-, North side Penn ~, bssween iosh ih streets
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InGnArN CARPETiNGs At THE OLD Pfs1CHs-
We have received capcitngs which
soli at the advance The
goods are all In besaufs bright and IN scyf cloth
- at.rtnae FVfT 10 w cLAUEfT y DoDsoN.
Sep T-sdfeod OF
NHf efAt Ht
HI hl@4 81 fftee .tssIlltfiN HliN a|i.H 10 LIZ t.
#NhF4NH aYyNwM
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The New York democrats held their ratification meet
ing a, Tammany Hall on Friday evening. i is described
by The New York papers very large and enthusiastic
ssssmblsge The meeting was organized by the appoint
ment OF the following officers
u a n. IL u.
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New CATHOLIC BISHOP FOR KEsTucxY.--The Rev.
cnna has been appointed by the Pope bishop Of Gov.
ington His diocese will embrace all The country lying
between the Big Sandy and The Kentucky rivers, and
far south the Tennessee line The reverend father
will shortly be consecra,sd by Archbishop Purcell, and
take up HE residence in Covngton.
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CHICAGO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD This road. OF
which very little has heretofore been HEARD is new near.
ly completed bstween Alton and Bloomington, and will
be entirely finished between those points in the course OF
few days. When such 10 the case, shall be in di.
rect railroad COMMUNICATION with the Mississippi river,
per Michigan Central, Chicago and Rock island Illinois
Central and Chicago and Missssippi roads The section
of the Chicago and Mississippi road between Blooming
and Joliet all under contract and is in such state
OF forwadness that its completion by the ls Of March
next is announced as certainty by the Chicago Tribune
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NEW GOODS New Goods, ne w. N. shasssr ~ Co.'S
IN This day viii
OF dry good that have had the pssu. Of srng
public We call Of the ladies stock
goods comprising goods Of the
= 20 pieces handsome plaid silk
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The Michigan Central Railroad Company made ne
goiiaon in London. three four months SINCE oil
w 500 900 OF their per cent bonds contingent upon the
peaceful settlement OF the Turkish question. We I'M
dersiand that advces have been received by the Jas,
steamer stating that the negotiation has been finally con
cluded London capitalists having expressed themselves
ready to receive the bonds according 10 contract
.isa 9se IN y I,ibuns
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30 do plain n NJ, mos desirable eoiors
With all goods comprising furnishing goods, carpets oil
cloths, table diapers, &C.
Customers will hnd greatly their advantage call and
stock before goods
ton rooms In New York N el86 tHf "a
e-T W. M sHUsTtRA co.
Sep g7-eodTw N#a
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.v Letters Patent-socurod Is40.-Pulvsr-

Peruvian GuanO.-Just received, per ship
Grecian, first quality Peruvian guano No. phos
Phate Of lime constantly hand also and hor
ticultura and field and garden largest
States. X. l.. ALLEN,
ls9 and l91 Water street, New York
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Blrth-nnrks, Wens, PoIypus, SIRIUS. CAM
moles and all similar mark removed and the skin
stored it's natural state by painless external appoa
tion Office 1872 Second avenue Twelfth street
HARVEY Il WALLACE
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yyrArTrr--nv A TrspEcTABIr GIRL srs'u,
w tion to cook, M nersulr xvus
rally usefa good city reference Please cali 81 70 suffolk
etrttt
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AN EXPERIENCED WOMAN OF INDUSTRIOUS
IA habits, wishes situation cook in private family.
y an excellent washer and roner and bake perfectly
Can produce satisfactory references to character and
pacity Can be for two days not engaged No. Is
Sixth street. between Second and Third oo
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A SCOTCH GIRL WANTS SITUATION EITHER
"A a. chambermaid nursery maid Has objection to
attend the door, and also seamstress Please call
for three days at o4 Twenty eighth street between Sixth
and Seventh avenues.
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY YOUNG WOMAN,
w as chambermaid or to do the general housework Of
small family is good washer and roner objections
short distance In the country Please call No. 80
Suffolk street. Can be for two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-10

A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SIT
IA nation cook washer and ironer. Would have
lection to to the country Please call at % Trinity
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY

A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A ST.
"A tuaton with nice respectable family seamstress
She understands dressmang perfectly also and TT
and can do plain sewing Would have
No ff2 Fourth street. IA, between First Second
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A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN Is DESTROYS
II of obtaining situation to do the homework OF
small family in the city country Apply for week at
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A FRENCH PERSON WANTS A SITUATION AS
IA chd's nurso or to travel with lady Address L. NJ
~ Greene street, in the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-10

Nv girl, rs chambermaid, or 60 do general homework
lived and Eve months place. and the
best city reference Can be for days at W East
Eleventh street
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DIR. Powell Will receive his Eye ana E1aI
tn.s from tan TO four O'Clock daily at 502 Broadway
and in limited circumstances from nine 70
sTrestise on Eye be procured az ms 9ces aiv
artfcis eyes, exactly like the natural in coi9r anu VA
uyea
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GeuYaud's Liquid Hair Dye Is, without ex.
sspeion the very best
pased dyes Equally celebrated Gourauds Medoa.sd
nees Poudre Subtitle hair from part tho
1edY Liquid Rouge Lily White, and Hair Gloss No 81
WALKER street, near Broadway.
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A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SIT
"A uatien as chsmtermaid would asaundrcss under
stands French futpg She get the best of city refer
and has objection In the country Please call
at l Union court between Eleventh and Twelfth streets
Can be for two DAYS
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COX nm WORTH or new goods. embracing every
DOJ,VVU style n fasnonabs foreign dry goods
which vii be sold reduced prcss
ing psrchase viii do well call which
now very complete know very best induce
menu. ~~
HERBY, TEBBs, VERIFY
Octs-V Corner Pa street.
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Proposals fOr Tank Iron.

Proposals for Tank Iron.
45a NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau Construction, &C., Dccenber ~, 1853
CEALED PROPOSALS., endorsed Proposals for Tank lron
n will bs sceived O'Clock, OF the 2oth
day January 1884, and delivering q The
and risk To the United States
The quantity Of the hest American on required tor making
onr sci OF . s0op OF The hrst VIZ
4A2 plates So O0 bs (noru less,)
OF inch thick :.
5000 lbs OF nvets, nve eighths Of an inch In d.
ameter, and inch and hvs eighhs long, inside Of
head
All Of the said delivered before the n day Of
May ie54. . Il. -l.-,..-5 49,.
blooms hollows and other defects cut correctly
the and level from the shears and
stand danchns ali the and all be
factory TO- approved y commandan Of said yard
schedules be examin d.
Of each item must be distinctly carried out and each
offer written
law withou. considered The will
made In confrmiy ali o which
tained bureau, the navy yard, ashington
Dec 23-iaw4w
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10 OUR kUBsCRIBRRs.

me nsns of boehs ssisas
payment o. the subscription be made in sdvsnce.
Dsap subscnees money letter. the posses
which will BE- paid by assumed BY IL &
transmission
aions ef Congress, and senwoeky during this recoss.
Subscriptions for period less Than year viii received
terms psorostoned 10 the above annual rates.
0 POSTMAsTERS our xs.n,s snx bv
sending DAILY subscribers, with o RVS
WEEKLY subscribers, with S2s enclosed; WEEKLY
subscribers, with clio encosed will be entitled copy
edition they furnish subscribers for sratts
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EW Aad Elegaet siiks, Emb, oidsriss, Cloaks, 80 =
The subscribers beg leave respectfully invite The attention
ladies Of the city and vicinity following aud rich
goods. which have JUST been received, viz:
50 dresses rich brocads silks, for evenings
rs do do do
do antique watered
!. do do mosu antique brocads
10 do do black brocade silk
~ do hounced brocade silks
10 pieces lightcolorcd plain poult do sole
IS do very rich plaid silks
Is do silk illusions for party dresses, all cslors
~ do wasTed aud plain real irish poplins
$50 PARIS trimmed chemsettes and In
$50 do French embroidered collars
50 French embroidered cambnc chemiseues sAd
sleeves,
rs French embroidered cbeDiees erves trimmed
Maltese, tionon, and Val ncieanes laces, cheap
$50 pairs embroidered ,nus,n ard cambrc sleeves
$50 French smbrnde co ndks'chiefs, variety
30l pieces English and French thread laces
- velvet cloaks, latest style
IS rnbr idrTed cloth cloaka, latest style
Is plain trimmed cloth cioaks
81 small Persian for the neck
50 long cashmere shawis
IS richly embroidered white slaws
Together with Of elegant articles
al of enabled
having advantage Of the make
purchases HoOE, BROTHER, y CO.
Dec 2j-3iaw4wn
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UNITED STATES MAIL.
PosT OYslcx DEPARTMENT,
December IS, 1859.

December 10, IooSs
Pennsylvania.
npopOs o carving The mails c hs United om lst
~ r~b.ry 1854 TO tho SOh June, following
route will be- received the contract oce o lhe
once Department until Monday, us 'o OF jan
uayy, 1854, decided the days -
No. Curwnsvilo. by Luth~rsbug Rsynodsvls
Brook Vile, Corsica, Strattonsvlle, Clarion, Sbppeus
Vile, Kossuih, Cass, Cranberry Franklin, Canal. and
CoSnranton, TO Msadvile, l06 miles aud back, nx
times week.
Leave Curwinsvills daily, except Sunday, Att, an.
Anive . Meadviio days by ., p. m.
Leave MeadvIs daily, except Sunday, att, a nj
Arrive at urwnsvlIe days BY 9, p. N.
aud cerhcass also for Instructions ana
eiacing The conditions 70 be incorporated ~ e
10 such deem exprdenl
inviting proposals for mail service In the states o
New jersey Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland, and oho dated
the 22d September, 1851. .,,,.,,,.p,,
Dec l6- --3taw4w fosusAtoi SchoiAi'
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TAYLOR COLLINS viii prosecute claims OF every
against the government, before the
Congress procure hcua pay
py rney VIII send to the buyag and ceiling Ihs
srun9 o. aooss. And general collecting business
nsnh resss st ds"cs may
sire from the s-s' ~ moderate
once o." street. Immediately opposite wndes building wash.
nstco, ~ G. s - ~
Hon James G. Dobb,a, Secretary OF the Navy
Heu. Jefferson Davis, Secretary Of War.
Nicholas Calian rredsn, Board Comrnos Council.
osn. John n. Mccsi~ Atsnroey At Ls~.
James n. causun, esq
w, @. R~ddai, STATE Department
Sept 4A-Asfhcp
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-12-29

RnLi%i BELLsi BELLS 1.-The subscribers manufseturs
~ constantly all
boat ferry locomotive, school house. beI The.
hes hung with he arms Th.,
can he turned around that the capper
place. which desirable after bell has been years.
SPRING amxed In rappe resns
On the bell thereby rrcougns the maHuc
rsd from the ccs stock, and cssass Al this
foundry these first used,
msnt We give written warranty that church bells within
one year rom date OF with
out charge The R bells
have been and sold from this foundry which hs, ry
oenoe Of ther superiority We have nsen gold medals
awarded fsom The various irs
purity o. ons We pay particular attention getting
ch'ncs and refer furnished un6rv
within few rds ~ the tindson railroads nm
nint W every direction A. rhs
na IN me Drit.d -ssses aud Inns OF bells
80 pc n'~d with great desPstch. We
any of ths Old exchange oo.s
Levess eompssses, &e constantly on hand. Addrc-.
,.. A. MENEELYsa soNa,
N.y.'~tye"cp West Troy. ~ ".