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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-17

The repor, tha, Persia was collecting
troops to operate against Turkey, IS to-
tally unfounded.
The British are in bad position at
Birmoh. The troops are everywhere IN
state Of siege. and nearly the whole
of the new provinces in the hands oil the
enemy. Famine is also raging,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-17

rtgT l, is rumored that Santa Anna
has obtained s250,00O fro.a the Jesiuts,
Ia condition Of which he is to restore the
Jesiuts to their immuniuoos in Mexico,
and that the church and s,,te are to be
identified in the success OF Santa Anna.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-17

ia Ex-Governor Vroom, Minister
at Berlin, was required to dress himself
in uniform for reception at Court, So
says the Philadelphia .Nsrs, which adds
tha, the King will not tolerate a plain
dress in his presence. VIVA, is the use
Of having minister, in Gsess or undress,
at that Court!
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-17

bry The proceedings of Cedar Coun-
~ Temperance Society, with many 9TH
er items, have been crowded out of this
number, to make room fer the Presidents
message, that important documen, which
has been looked for with So much inter.
est.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-17

An Injunction has been served upon tbs May
or and Common Council Of tie ely Of Erie,
Pa, AMI abour 15o private citizens, enJola,ng
them NJ 70 81 aay damages % railroads in
general, and tie ole running through thai city
i u paIticalar.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-17
/, MARRIED.

In Sugar Greek township, on the 9Th inst, by
B. w. Wall. Esq, Mr.. WIN. A. AxSErT and
MISS anna MINTo
With the above notice we received bounti-
full supply Of cake, for which We return our
thanks. MAY their dreams of bliss and LITTLE
consequences BE- fully realized may they travel
on through LIES checkered scenes without sin
ole c;oud Of sorrow to mar their happiness.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-17

IL We hare received he Ohio cul-
ftoator oI Doc. Is Il i ! large ard
well filled periodical and one that every
farmer ought 70 hare Il contains much
useful matter, is devoted to Agriculture
horticulture, Domestic an1 Rural econo-
ny Terms, Il per year,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-17
SALE OF SCHOOL LAND.

WILL naer for sale, On Monday, the I'd
! day Of January, is,a, n o'clock. y. n,
al the court house iofa ~ Iip1sn, section No.
sixteen ~ township NJ, " north n f.nve Ne
QUO west, and seeton No. sixteen IN tswn.h,,.
70. ~ NORTH ~ tangs 10. two ved. h csd,r
County. The aboys iaDds will ~ a,ss I, III.
AZ returned - ny office ny TIE trustees ~ pm
township, and % 'La terms prescribed ty ls~
JOt. y. Snyder, r. v n
Tistaa. Dc, 10. ~.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-17

Er5 TX Governor Williams has been
appointed by the Governor of New
Hampshire as United States Senator to
supply the vacancy occasloned by the
death Of Senator Atherton.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-17
LITER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF The STEAMSHIP
ATLANTIC.
Another Battle Between the
Turks and Russians.

The SaAam at the Head of ms troops 49,
Enthusiasm Of the Turkish Army
France pants uar and England peace -
The Turks ordered to quit the Priac,-
pa'aies~ Turkish Fietory at Otseaa-a
--Ildrance Of The Turks upon Bachar-
esf---.i Hundred Thousand Troops
Across the Dnnube-.7Uccisics Bat
tie Daily Expected.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-17

~ On the 9th ult., Mrs. Narrret
Douglass was on trial at Norfolk for
teaching negro children to read and write.
She plead her own cause eloqueatly. Tie
result va have lot heard,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-17

~ Tie Iowa Nar says hey have
hecn Receiving che Cafa5 cvataty Wars
Letter, Il neat spirited sheet, published at
Upton, AMI edited BY Charles swe'lanl, :
Friend Bates please put 81 Your spechs
and ! - / little closer an yea vii per-
cciyc You have no! quite hit It.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-17
New ORLEANS, Nov, %.

The board of health report two hundred
and eleven Deaths for the week, including
one hundred and twenty-four Of cholera
mostly emigrants.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-17
ALABAMA SEsAroRs-C M n,

OE'A IUHs.--C. vi. JIAV
democrat has been elected for the long
term npiace OF Senator Clemens.
Gov. benjamin Fitzpatrick democra,
has been elected to serve on, the une.e.
pred term Of the late Vice President
King.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-17

y terrible famine pregsils in some prov
.nces Of China. II IS said that he csreasses Of
the famished literally stres the fields and
~aaiS
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-17
MiIIer's Mill,

Sisuafed Oh Rock Creek, Il mles west Of
- Upton, is still in operation, with plenty Of
water and in good running order.
am prepared 10 dc custom work for the one
eighth part and all other kinds Of gram ground
or chopped on reasonable terns-and will
deal with those who favor me with their custom.
with liberality and honesty more than usual
among millers.
I am also prepared 10 manufacture
M;11nAlYA3l3 3lO0l
and keep the same constantly en- hand, for
sale.
CASH PAID FOR WHEAT,
at the mill. n6 HENRY MILLER.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-17

k-G" De Tocqueyille designatea the
valley Of the mississippi rs the mos,
magnificent tabi,atlon tina; God ever de-
signed for RAN.
Ba5~ The Illinois River is reported on
the rise
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-17

TIE Great WesttF4. and South Western Mail.
vas tafely burned To s,indezs on The Michigan
Southern k. X.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-17

e. The people ot Nebraska Territory, aud
those of the state . Joa-n- aTe Elng --etI-
caliy Ia favor If a speedy organization.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-17

s5@ The Engineers OH the Musca-
tine and Iowa City Railroad commence
operations on the 9Th OF this month.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-17

Linz Boyd Of Kentucky, las been elected
Speaker Of the L $. House Of Representatives
and W. Forney, Clerk.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-17

On Dee. ?, seve, ty suits were perdmg in
Pittsburgh Pa. fer violations y The ..Sia4l H.
law Of thatstnt
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-17

sss The cholera has again broken
out in New Orleans.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-17

ia Father Gavazzi, is featuring in
Boston.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-17

90 Mary Simmons Of Chicago, lately mar
iered her daughte- while under the influence Of
liquor,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-17

Jasper County Las voted in favor
OF taking stock IL tie Lyons Road.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-17
ST. LOUIS MARKET.

Dec IL
Flour, SIS 40 to S. IS per Dbl.
Buckwheat -four, per cwt., 50 TO 81.
Wheat, prime, 81 % to | IL.
Oats. 80 10 Soc.
Rye - to 80.
Barley, 81 TO 60.
Corn, Gin sacks,) 40 TO !3c. a-
Beans, white, ST %.
Coffee, Havana, II to i2Ic.
Leather, sole, 19to 23c.
Harness, $50 to $23.~
Males, per keg, s. to S. 80.
Pork, for packing, 81.
Hams, 9 to Toe per lb.
Lard, ito 81.
Butter, fresh, u to lSe.
Cheese, w. r. l0c.
Eggs, II.
Salt g. A. So l2l; 7. I. 81 80.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-17

Rs kosta arrived IN Boston on Nov
The 30th.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-17

sg>The New York Doy Book is prin.
ted entirely BY girls.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-17

A Woman's Rights Coaveaiina was held at
Syracuse, New York, on the 30th of Nov.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-17
SCIibbling.

sSFIt is conceded that the Maine Law will
be passed, in New York the coming winter.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-17

sJ Great fire in New York, the largest for
many years, loss estimated al 100000.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-17

EJThe Maine Law has been adopted by the
people of Wisconsin by a large Majority.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-17

John Mitchell the IRISH patriot is now il New
York.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-12

TREASURY DxPARrAEErs March 20 leo5
TUE lowest proposals Tor constructing e Louisville custom
house received enaer the OF December leoz
with the incidental m exceeding the amount
has been decided
award but 10 reopen TIE subject
further Notice is hereby that proposals
will be this until ~ O'Clock noon oil the st
May next (Which be each kina OF work.
ageeaby such notifications of the original plan and spechca
prepared BY the experimenting architect VIII bng e
Of the contracts for the whole building within inc sun
50O0O 1hs The right 10 reject the
poas invited, Il The amount exceed that sum- o. M
Otherwise deemed interests OF the United
states
will be awarded except master builders me
the thereof without the consent OF the See
Rotary Treasury, will be forfeiture of the Eighty I'VE
the work done and materials furnished &C
cordng e quantities and amounts TO be
by the experimenting afehtec viii be paid from ae TO
proceeds, be retained unt the
building completed delivered 10 the United States
Every must be accompanied by written guarantee
signed by responsible teened TO be so BY the aons!
the United states district Judge for The said de maj e
bidder wilt when required proposal accepted enter no
aud bond wh and sufficient securities In the penalty
whole parts Al propolon)
70 faithful performance Of said contract.
information touching the proposed work
be obtained application 10 the experimenting acheet al
Louisville, Kentucky.
proposals department. addressed 70 the
Secretary Treasury (endDfsed Proposals for Loaisvn
house ~ will be opened O'Clock, ON ue day
receiving the The the bidders any
shall be present $500 o,,,,,o,p
Mar o8-2aytNay25 OF the Treasury.
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school of Atsorsity, Lebanon
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon Abraham caruhen, late Of the circuit
judges Of Tennessee.
oeen Of the judges Of the supreme
Of Tennessee.
Hon. BIonded Ridley, Of the ehaneeo Of State.
Judges dey their whole exclusively
10 The school.
lan Daily examinations
OF lectures, bui OF the
ia Of the examinations.
common law and which
OF facts BY profess
through all the actual
practice. The framed require prepare
deeds wills records
aenee Ia the of the by appeal
supreme court, which held monthly class and Ia
public cad session The students clerks shof
Jurors Judges and ehaneeors, and oeial
pacites connected with their suits
session the third Monday Sep
tenbe ends third Thursday in February. The second
the succeeding Monday Ia February and ends second
Thursday IN July
Expenses per son.-Tuon fee ESQ,
fea $50 Students furnish books,
which al had ia Lebanon bookstores
-Four complete the the
No previous study ad
regular classes. Students
any during The collegiate year #...t.r
. a legislature connected with the school.
Numbes Of collegiate year eighty
ROBERT L. CARUTHERS,
Feb ll-eoy President Board OF Trustees
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United states Patent once.

Wilmington,
an petition ofsiephen Long OF Louisville kentucky
ing extension oi ssnisd him The seventh
IN November le9 IN the wooden iTaned
bdss for Year, from tho e1Iaof o. said patent
which takes The seventh ~ day Of November eighteen
hundred and my three, (is53)-
ordered lha the said petition be heard al the Pateni Once
Monday the nh 10Y Of September al IL o'clock and
all noned and show they have
why saia petition ought NOT 10 be granted.
Persons required ne in the Patent
Once their objections specially forth in writing least
before the day OF hearing All testimony filed by either
be used the said hearing must be taken and transmitted IA
eordanee with the rules Of the Once, which win be furnished
plcaiion.
Ordered ALSO that this notice be published the National ntel
genee Republic Union the Journal and
the Courier Louisville Kentucky the Gazette aud the Atlas Gin
Ohio, week for three weeks previous
the MIN @ day OF September the day Of hearing
H. q. WEIGurMAN,
Acting Commissioned OF Patents
r. sEdors OF above papers Will please and send the
bills the Patent Once with paper containing this nouce
2I--laMJM
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pENsION bounty Laws. with the opin-
Departments Of those laws from l7lo 70
.ns rS oaea 's so ssi law es 81 30
The aaeng which this work is presented 10 The
preparation press Whist Judgment ana experience
prompted Us % s N order a 70 o o sn ana
lands have been subjected by The
numbers by the late Commissioner OF Pensions we are eated al The
Nous nprcsson that a compete compilation very much
needed whereby every claimant may be informed Of The precise
decisions enue Them well as The forms and regulations BY
appeal when they apprehend that injustice has
IL would be source OF asonishmen persons
Of number of dormant claims thai never have been
due which claimants justly cnlled
and which they Nigh, upon AND ~
facts urh cases and the provisions Of law me opinions % Ao
70 found IN this work The parties snue s might recover ns
ns % na ers siy
overgts and inaccuracies have been committed
recognised Claims both pensions bounty lands by
rendered by volunteers which
IF those war %1y 1s s @ e s
ohee And in respect TO claims ~
funding pages 81 49, and Al A. where the
ns work wa @ the
public will be found prexed to the voume embracing the follow
Alex. Ii. II. Stuart, c. NJ Conrad,
viii. A. Graham, NJ X. Hall.
Members Of the Washington Bar.
Ricb,d j. M. Carlisle,
Jos. II. Bradley, Walter lcnox,
T. X. Fendai, Rch'd Walach,
cAeinsn Of Pension Committees q Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatipes, &c.
Geo. Jones-Chaman Of Committee Pensions, Senate.
J. G. Haus-Chairman Invalid Pensions, House OF Repre-
| senlaives.
McDonad-Chaman of Revolutionary Claims, House OF
Representatives
Peter Force-Edtor of the 81 American State Papers"
~ Orders for this work. enclosing 50 so
supplied by mail by Adams Express post
- MAYO 3 MoULToN.
APP l4-eodm'
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John HARRISON, deceased, pursuant decree of
Of chancery England made Rison
against siody the loh day of March, 1884, whereby
referred Joseph Humphrey the of the said
whom inquire
John Haron Of Thurston
Of Cumberland farmer, by the descrp
his will OF AmeTica and whom he
description the heir heir ataw,
should inquire who the heir
who repre-
claiming
the heir law of the in
esator John HARRISON who died
month August 1897 the heir heirs of the said
SOLICITORS before the sixth day June 1885,
in southampton Buildings Chancey Lane Iondon in default
will perempory excluded from the benefit OF
said and all capable of giving
subject requested 10 furnish the the aforementioned
solicitors either OF them.
supposed said had only BROTHER Thomas
who ensard America about 1883 where he married. aud
Philadelphia Vii, he died 1911 leaving his eldest John
who died at Philadelphia about 1884, leaving his eldest Thomas
him surviving.
Thursday fourth day of July 1852 II O'Clock in the fore
the said chambers appointed for and Indicating
upon the claims Dated this l9ih day OF January, 1853
CAPES II STUART,
No. l Field Court Grays Inn, London,
for Z. Waugh, Soicilor Coekermaulb, Cumberland,
and for Messrs. Saul, Carlisle Cumberland.
RAVEN & BRADLEY,
No. 2farcouu Building, Temple, London, Solicitors
for Her Majesiy's Attorney General.
Mar 9-law2w
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nIPLOMACY-tho Law of Nations-consuIsr Law,
~ De Cussy Dictonnar du Diplomatic du Consu volume.
Leipsic, 1876.
De Clsrcq De yala-Guide Praiique des Consnai vol
PARIS, 1851.
MoreuAfanue des Agents Cousulaifcs vol. Paris 1850.
Estabshments by d. D. Warden general Of
the United States at Paris vol. Printed (n Engsh) at Par
1919
he Cussy-Roslo mens Consulaires Lepsic, 1851.
Wicqueot- LAmbassadeur q ses fonouon2 vols Cologne
wolG-Prncpes du de la Nature des Gems volumes
Amsterdam, 1888.
he AmbazssadcurB Jeyden, 1909
DE Marens-Guide DipIomatquei vols. Paris, 1887,
Fynn's British Consul's Handbook I vol. London,
Green Consular Service vol, tpamphleL) London.
eHshaw' Manual for United States Consuls volume New
York, 1870.
Maens-Causes Ceebres vols. Leipsc
1897.
De MaensNouveles Causes ceebres du Drot dos Gems
Lepsc, lsf3.
Puaeudor- Drot de Nature ct vol Basic,
PugendorfDrot de la Nature done Into English by Carewi
vol. London, l72s.
Grn,usDo dc la Gdec, translated into Englsh vol Lon
dom 1898.
Meisel-cours Style Dipomatque; vols. Paris, 1896.
Eniotii- Diplomatic Code.
Buriamaqui's Natural and Polite Law.
Rutherord's Institutes.
NAitel's Law Of Nations.
Chiiy. Law pf Nations.
Wbentons Law of Nations.
wheaion's History OF Nations
Wildman. History Of Nations
Poison aud Homes History OF Nations.
Noniesqueu's spirit Of Laws
SPARK Diplomatic Correspondence,
Watts American books the
Of political OF which ara just i'm
ported direct from London and Paris by - = -. -.
April 20 IkAnIh IAhLOhs
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NAVY AaESTs OFFICE,
Washington, April IL, 1853.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received this Office until Tues
day 1853, moor, OF such
vegetables be required on me
Washington fiscal commencing on me Isl
day OF July aud ending on the 3Oth June, 1854
The vegetables be Of good quality and The best he
article be offered for by The pound
Bond approved will be required in ali me
addition VIII be
held from the Of each payment 10 be made as collateral
when VIII on
unt $ fully complied with.
Every accompanied Gas directed in the act OF
for 1851
proved 10Th August le46 by written guaranty signed by one or
effect that they undertake that
will, bid accepted, into
obligations days. with good sufficient sureies 10
furnish proposed.
proposal be unless accompanied by such
anty.
J. Ii. LATHRoP, Navy Agent.
Ap I3-lawiw Intel. and Republic.
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REu known 10 nIl whom II may concern, that the
undersigned will according the of the General Land
ONCE Washington city, Office for
H6caes of lieu OF The following land ohce military du
pieEte viz Nos 29s, 1895, 3U7l, SOFA 1855, 1856,
3 $685. soe 1894 1884, and a4s the original. Of which is
In The the and belonged
VIM Reynolds deceased and been neither located
patented but casually lost destroyed
WIN. REYNOLDS TRENT,
himself for the other heirs VIM. Reynolds decd
RICHMOND, April ~, 1883.
Ap 2l-law3m
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NATHALIE Grrvr nn,rr

w.. t'tr H0pK.-t.Femals Pety, The Young
John AnEei James. Isno. pp asa - ~ " 'S' -
III, 1919 y W. most prolific the day
hn ~ -,eb ~ ~ ~ course 81 lectures dciy
church o Theh he has had pastoral cbarge Tor ne,rv b,
century ops We3 The Influence
dnon o. Woman Gonspeuons Place which oman hold. IN sc
Womsns Ni-soni kany risv Fs,,.a nj
Yea! Young Woman Heme; Woman 49,, Nus
Character Rebekahj Ornaments rarv rens,n
Religion; History and Character Of Mavs ~
sslomon's Description Of Good Wife The work yvin h
mated the pety practical good
which cbaracteize all Mr. James, productions"
Chrisfian y7drocate and Journal
For sale by - .
GRAY BALLANTYNE,
AZ 18th
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VALUABLE and improved Farm In the vicinity of
for The undersigned offers for sale "Wood
ock the farm which she resides certainly Of The most
highly improved the vicinity Washington 1t lies
miles from the nayyyard
leading the city, and is the imme
lands hesrs Young Addison, Barry
Jenkins bson, and the hospital II
hundred which
cleared ana cultivation, and the residue heavily unbered The
well enclosed divided fields,
which falling springs quantities
ashes stable and have been used this land
produce heavy There Of bottom
timothy, hy and about seeded
in wheat. and a
dwelling dairy, poultry
all oubudings
purposes farm OF the
will be given immediately long credit will be given,
desired portion Of the purchase money
further particulars apply to John Carroll Brent attorney
q. Mcclure, Pennsy
street, where plot Of the property be
premises 10
PED iO-2awu ELIZABETH BRENT.
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Proposal. for Erecting Marine Hospital nj Evans
| VILE, Indiana.


TREASURY DEPARTMENT, March D, 1852
PROPOSALS will be received this until the 25
day May IL O'clock the OF the
hospital Evansville Indiana according speci
under
the whole building
kinds of work the department reject
proposals hereby invited should the Interests Of the United States
Eghtynye
material furnished according lsaid be
ascerained by the estimate OF superintendent Will be paid from
time the work proceeds, and fifteen retained
until the completion the acceptance Of the
SC, by the superintendent.
Contracts VIII be awarded only TO master builders mechanics
and thereof other
Treasury viii
Every proposal be accompanied written
signed By responsible teehed 10 be by the
Of the United district Judge for the said dcD thai the
bidder will when required " has proposal be accepted
and bond with and sufficient securities the OF
sl5,0O0 for It's faithful performance.
Plans and working be examined
information touching the work be obtained
application this department. The office Of The
a Evansville after the 20th day OF April
The must be this department. addressed the
Secretary Of the Treasury eDdorsed Proposals far Evansville
Marine Hospital ~ and viii be opened at O'Clock, The
day fixed FOR receiving the in the of the bidders II
shall be present.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
MaT29-2awtMny2s Secretary Of the Treasury.
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(NAs EiNTuREs-A handsome OF fixtures,
the mandatory Cornelius, Baker Of Phlsdel-
phn consisting o. QUE and two light reodap ee four hve and
light chandeliers, and light brackets, torches
shades, portable burners, Sc for sale msnlacures
Gas heiug Introduced into public halls private houses, kc by
experienced workmen.
general Of house keeping goods always hand
for sale very low prices.
Al o-2aw6wif @. w. R0TELER, Iron HALL
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SPHiNG MANTLE. aud Grape shnwis.-We will open this
day spring manes comprising MI
me latest styles and shades Of color Also large assortment Of
efed and plain entire desenio which
k me especial attention OF the ladies rrpared to of
", sr'n hafTaina maxwell, SEARS. n COLLINS,
~" a-eteod Penn avenue, and 0ih