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~. rcsnect with which the American name
.-,,xr treated abroad. as q consequence OF
uohhs locks, Colts revolvers, the yacht
America and Commodore Ingraham, has been
still further augmented by the recent piucky
conduct of Mr. Sanford, our Charge ~
f1,res ad ;steriM at the Court OF the French
Emperor. in appearing at the State balls and
dinners, in the simple costume OF repaoii.
ran. This gentleman, having been advised
ofthe order Of Secretary Marcy, touching Di-
nlomatic costumes. through the newspapers,
determined, although not yet officially in.
~.ructed so TO de, to be the first to break
through the immemorial trammeis of gold
,ace and broeade, and show the grandiose old
fee;es that dawdled around the Elysee, how
a private gentleman looks when dressed for
dinner in America He accordingly present
ed himself at one of the ceremonial dinner
parties in a customary suit ofsolemn black, !"
and quite startled the company in which he
appeared by his uncommon look of gentility
The foreign ministers who represented some
of the effete powers Of the Continent and the
fnssy little governments of South America,
were there. rugged out like the mock grandees
of the Hippodrome, or like the fool in the
Honey Moon, when he assumes the ducal pre-
rogative; and it was rebuke upon their
magnifcenee, which could not but be keenly
felt to see the young representative OF the
proudest power on earth dressed in the SIM
plest fashion, and laying aside all vanity ana
velvet together. We honor Mr.. Sanford Tor
the manner in which he bore himself, and we
highly appreciate his good taste IN getting rid
of the toggery of an etiquette winch survives
only to render its subjects ridiculous and I'M
comfortable. The cooked hat the tawdry
stars and the innocent rapier. serve only to
remind us of the old Marquis de Carabas in
Beranger's verses
Vers son vieux csstsl
&c noble mortei
Marche en- brandissGpt
I'm sabre innocent
Chapeau bias Chapeau bias!
fNI1s~n Do ahaCt
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LEE g. BAYLY, ATTORNEYS AT
LAW and COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS. &c, for
% States.
u SAMUEL T. BAYLY, NOTARY PUBLIC
Office on 18th street, second door from Main
an Si-Imt
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RICHMOND MARKETs-sEPr. II.

CORRECTED DAILY.
To-day has been rather dull in the produce mar
kets.
FLOUR.-Nothing of consequence coming in and
sales al 81. 25Q $3.50. --
WHEATs-The market decidedly duller to-day
prime samples sold at 125c. 130c-and only extra
hne which brought 135c.
GUANO.-None in market; several cargoes daily
expected, which hope viii put the price down to
So.
TOBACCO.-Small sales at former rates.
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TyHE CHEAP STORE OPEN AGAIN

Il v. COHEN, formerly Wechsler & Cohenl 1874
Broad street. corner of Fifth street. has now open an
entirely stock of FALL AND WINTER DRY
GOODS TO which he invites the attention of his Gus
toners and the public generally, feeling confident his
assortment will compare favorably with any other
establishment in the city. He names below few of
the great bargains which will be sold at his store.
least double the money Cambria and Swiss double
Rutngs, ~ cts strip; Cambria Edging 81 cts yd.
richly worth twice that much; Embroidered H'dRfs,
at ST. cts yard wide; Bale Calcoes, 1Sl cts. yard
furniture and other Prints Ct cts. yard; Brown Lin
Table Covers, at so cts. apiece; Brdeye Diaper,
III cts yd; Napkins, 81 doz warranted to be all
linen; black Lace Ves, at 81 cts; together with
large assortment of Dress and Domestic Goods and
great variety of Trimmings and Fancy Articles which
viii be sold very low at the cheapest store Broad st.
corner of Fifth street. V. COHEN,
sc 19-6t* Formerly WEcHsLER L. COHEN
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CTEAMER BELVIDERE FOR BAL
~ TIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA - Freights
received to-day Monday, at Il O'Clock, and up to the
hour of o'clock, P. NJ, TUESDAY, the Goth inst.
A sufficient number of hhds. engaged for this
trip.
Sc 19-2t LUDLAM l. WATSON
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NOTICE.-Express packages for Nor
folk, Richmond, Petersburg, &c. intended for ship
ment per steamers ROANOKE or JAMESTOWN
will hereafter be received by Messrs. ADAMS 4 CO
So Broadway who are the only authorized agents fol
Express privileges by these ships.
O4ice of New York and Virginia Steamship Com
pany No. 50 Broadway.
LUDLAM & PLEAsANTs, Agents.
g Nryu Yopy Inns 10
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T. j. CARSON IL Co, NO. Al AND
43 LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE, AND NO. S.
WATER STREET, NEW YORK.--A good assert
ment of Bacon, Pork and Lard always on hand, and
for sale at lowest market prices. je lS-ly
ROPER & MURRAY, UNDERTA
KERS, Governor street, between Main and Franklin.
fe 29-Iy
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/ LEECHES, LEECHES.-The public
are hereby informed that have just received by the
steamer Jamestown, lot of superior S,ved;s6 and
Mediterranean LEECHES, which win be applied
upon the most reasonable terms The subscriber can
saloon under the American Hotel 1Ith street. and af
night on 18th, between Main and Franklin streets.
Sc IA r. C.. HORSON
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SUDDEN DEArH.-It becomes our pain

ful duty to announce the sudden death of worthy
aud estimable young man, in this city, on Sun
day morning last. Mr. John w. Woodson, aged
about 81 years, gunsmith by profession, and in the
service of Samuel Sutherland, found in the ago
mics of death about o'clock yesterday morning He
was apparently in good health and doing well, and
but few minutes before his discovery, seemed unu-
sually cheerful and lively During the day Saturday
he was engaged at his business and that night in
company with shopmate, Mr.. Thomas Lyons, at
tended concert at the Metropolitan Hail. He then
accompanied Mr. Lyons home and stayed all night
The next morning he arose few minutes before
o'clock and started to the to Mrs. Lyons off
on her way to the North.
After this, he went to his brother-in-law's house
Mr, P. Ralston) Clay street, where he partook of
hearty breakfast and then amused himself for time
at play with the children He then went up stairs,
as he said, to Dress that he might accompany his sis
ter to church He had been here some time, when
she, hearing noise up and found him apparently
feless Medical aid called in as soon as possible
and every effort made to restore him to
but without avail--the vital spark had fed forever
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DIsrnrsslsc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Il

ternoon, about o'clock, the hunss attached to the
carriage Of Mr.. Thomas Hugroye, ran of down
Broad street. and on reaching the corner of Mayo,
upset the carriage, injuring Miss Deferck Seriously
We undefstand that Mrs. Harsruve, Bliss Deterick,
and three children had attended divine service at
the First Baptist Church, and had just gotten into
the carriage to return to Mr. HIS corner 23d and
Grace streets when the horses took fright. BY the
carriage running upon them. the pollhsyins become
detached and before the driver could gain his seat
started OF fearful pace The conduct Of the driver
10 said to have been most heroic He held on to the
horses until they had thrown and run over him, and
even After the carriage had passed over his body,
crushing and brushing him badly he sprsns to his feet
and ran to the assistance Of his mistress The three
children were but slightly injured by the upsettng OF
the vehicle, which was badly broken. The scene,
as described by an eye witness, must have been
fearful one, and the wonder ia, that not the ladies
and children were not instantly killed, but that the
driver even escaped with his life.
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RI s NAIL LINE-STEAMSHTP

IT S. MAIL LIN E-STEAMSHIP
~ JAMESTOWN FOR NEW YORK via NOR
FOLK.-The JAMESTOWN, Capt. Lewis Parrish
will be ready receive freight to-day Monday at
o'clock and up to the hour of o'clock, 2. NJ, TUES
DAY, the Goth inst
Passengers are requested to be board before the
hour of departure-f o'clock, p M.-Tuesdsy.
Tickets and berths secured at office, South side
sof the Basin.
Passengers for Norfolk viii be charged the same
as by the river boats.
The Roanoke leaves every Friday at o'clk, P. NJ.
Sc I9-2t LUDLAM WATSON
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RI III NJ ONU, VIRGINIA.
MILDEBERGER SMITH, PROPRIETOR.
sc l5-ly Formerfyat Jones's Hotel PhiladeInAia
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B. w. STARKF. ATTORNEY AT

b. W. STARKE, ATTORNEY Al
LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.-Practices in al
the Courts of Henrico, Hanover and Richmond city
As Notary Public, particular attention will be paid
to the taking of Dispositions lin out of his office
Proof and Acknowledgements of Deeds, Relinqush
ments of Dover, &c. Claims for collection entrusted
TO him promptly attended to.
Office, No. 81 three doors above City Hotel, OF
North side of Main street, Richmond, Va.
de 2-1y
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MA1O q BUTTS, ATTORNEYS AT
LAW, will practice in the Courts Of Richmond. and
the counties of HeuTico and Hanover.
R Once in basement Of Metropolitan Hall,
Franklin street. BEVERLEY y. Bolts
sc 1G-d1m ABEL II. MAYO
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APPLY THE MUSTANG LINIsfENT

for RINGBONE, SPAWN, FISTULA, POLL EVIL
FOUNDER, Saddle or Wind CALLS copiously and
they will all be cured by it. Sc I4-eod3t
JOB AND CARD PRINTING.-The
DISPATCH JOB OFFICE, on Governor Street has
the largest and best assortment of CARDS ever in
this city, and is prepared to do this description of
PRINTING on as reasonable terms as elsewhere in
the city, as well every other kind of PLAIN AND
FANCY PRINTING. Call and see specimens.
Plain and Fancy CARDS for sale.
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COOKE BROTHERS 4 Co. GEN
ERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, San Fran.
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JOSEPH J. COOKE q CO.. No. 13,
Greenwich street, New York
Agents for the purchase and shipment Of MFR
CHANDIsE for the California and Oregon Markets..
JOSEPH J. COOKE.
GEO. LEWIS COOKE.
JOHN X. WILLIAMS. an 1a-.7u1
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A CUE AND FEVER.-Rowland's Ten
"a ic Mixture, osgoods Cholagogae, Compound
ed by
sc 10 E.J.PICOT co.
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M OST OF THE ACCOUNTS DUE TO
w Mr.. CHARLES BAKER have been placed in
my hands for collection by Messrs Watson & Hughes
the Trustees. They will please call and settle with
me without delay EDW'D. D. EACHO,
sc 10 General Agent and Collector.
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baltimore rashoal ss~ Bssrs y WAss~s co.
scetimx large, and iss<ax Of IA.
fAs OAso, and tAs sges to Zs~sssu1s, e..
This expeditions being thoroughly completed M
Aasng Board Tree Tuaae and road tsssx d
sisson of traveller coaAdssuy
fares The sceacry upox
tis road character
The express Baltimore daily ,. M ana
runs directly through Whesng siss ~ ~ In
Guiding stoppages arriving there 81 o. DAY o.
leaving Baltimore D, may lay odxas
IL 7s ms and proceed tneaes ~ Wheeling
morning
10 connect the care leave Warrington
daily meeting The oni baltimore al the Wash
Baltimore. ID, =, ,s#4 ~.
which this route os daily
ion viii, down the Ohio TO
eipnai and Louisville where o Nashville kc.,
the ST. Orleans packets may be taken BY those 10
ing further on -. -.
Ohio the West
from Ohio Stage Companys excellent
over part National road GAINESVILLE &C eDce
by railroad ,,,, !,
railroad will agreeable route, there being
regular and speedy Whesing and
baggage through from Washington Wheeling,
no charge loI transfer of passengers OF baggage
Fare through with s anywhere
roue) Arlington Wheeling, ~ 90; Cincinnati, tl,
Louisville, Gig.
Tickets Parsons agent, the railroad saoa
Washington, and Of the other agents OF the COMPANY
WM PARKER,
May It-df General Superintendent.
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GROUND FLOOR.

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERy-The undermined
wheres the 10th
1914 issued by The Of Virginia military
400 Of
Martha oreh the heir legal representatives Of Michael Booh
deceased Of h- continental line NJ
during
which msad. and whereas
1884, duplicate
which sad duplicate aso bee" lo mad and
November 1885, another duplicate
norsI therefore, publish that will sppca
Land once Washington for
said Michael Booth
entitled An making further
Of Virginia land
IA0 MARTHA PORCH.
Nov 27-iaw1mo
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NEW SPRING GOODs.-P. w. BROWNING m.rchsn
tailor under United HOTEL attention
The citizens Of Washington, and superior
well selected Of French cloths
The fle, popular and
porr"si he VIII efsr whole suits Of
40 and $40 and thus prevent the necessity going
called cheap stores. TOR economy He has spared pain
stock Of goods thr STYLE
quality With many his ri.nds fos ths lIheva
MAJ
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THE NEWTON COMPANY, PATENTEEs, No. 9 Norlh vii
street, New York This type exclusively ia
the and printing
county and England The
eeivcd double
type while gives the time superior
working surface.
In sersopg saving Of 100 per eaested by
Of shis type.
company type foundres ia New
YORK. Boston, Philadelphia prices charge
copper facing according 0 SCALE
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Heps II dtf


n sOMMERvItE, Agent and Attorney fos the prosecution
II. land and description Of claims against Con
sr.s- departments ygnia scrip and land var
Aeecisted. and Sold References, FORMS &C. sc
forwarded pes nail, uPcn request,
oce a. mn street. the once Pcstsges
w..hirstcr ID O. July is-iavAnoAAcp
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UNTON ACADEMY, CORNER OF FOURTEENTH
i snd New York avenue,
Those parents wishing secure select and response
thorough sininr
rnd in
ana they be fitted Tor college, for
commercial
oy TO v,st call upon he principal
M pups L. limited and the vacant seats few
No pupils viii continued whose character known
. b~ bad o doubtful.
ycpd the primary branches.
'S " ". RICHARDS,
s.r,ua1 Priseipsi.
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rwo NEW BRICK HOUSES FOR REFT-Twc new, sirsy
.,,psed modern marble mapteis hrtnre~
rors,njor eleven sseh and convenspce for
,,x. ,entecI family rented favorable srms
panctusi tenant, on app'esiionto . !, sr..rro~
Auctcreer and Commission Merchant,
so,h aide avenue pr and 10Th streets
Al e-eodn
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DRUNsWtCK CITY, aeorGts.-Large n pcyenptory sale
ID Of building the OF Bnuswick of G.orris
The opeos Of III. city Of brunswick hereby
Ave hundred eligible will take pscs public auction
the Ogethope House. said city Thurdsy
January 1884, IL O'Clock The sale will he positive
highest bidder.
Terms third cash, and the remaining
two years. Title perfect
hold .nd maritime
advantages presented by
healthy, the water Fuvthcr mar
'cnlss mapa b~ had the nf company
Broadway YORK. Mr. John Brooks age
Georgia WIN, CHAUNCEy, President.
Tsosis A. Dsrrrp, Secretary.
Nov &-lRw5w
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COLLINS BOVINE, 4 CO. receiving from
books of
description and quality and prepared TO execute orders for FUR
nisng merchants banks companies railroads.
ships ruled, printed bound
desired of stationery both for
domestic consisting Of Enrsh French and Amer
plain and sermon paper and
boins plain adhesive
English writing copying and stamping inks Eng
for bank fAbers drawing other
pencils paper msche goods tablets Rodgers pocket cut
gold and silver and pencil
gold pens quill bankers nonnaies and
writing travelling desks English da~ins and tracing papers
copying n nortaf,al presses and stands, &c, &C.
fRINTNGOders for printing OF description executed
accuracy and despa,ch. and on reasonable terms,
th street. I'd door siaoee Hail.
Nov 5-tf ia and l76 PesIlstrcet, New York.
IINGLE AND DOUBLE BARREL GUNS AND GUN
received full supply
he goods, consisting, In part, Of
Pine English double and single
barrel fowiina pieces OF all sizes
andio " priced English and German do
single and double barrel duckns
Game bags liquor TASKS shot pouches
Powder masks, single and double belts
Wslkers Ey, CoIs and others English and French
Patent metallic pspsr wsds and wad paper
Washing rods and cleaners
wrenchcs tubes, wad cutters
Ram and
Patent lever charges, bullet moulds
Pistol belts, hunting knives, &c, In great variety.
Hpomsn particularly invited ramins stock before
nearly all Of sporting goods made TO order and I'm
ported direct and offer great inducements . any
n
Daily srpeced an assortment OF celebrated
sporting powder on,, =, n.n,,,
Oct 4-3,awswif
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CANDb AND CUMMINGHH BRICK MACHINE.-FATENT
y Rishu Npr sas-Mchae of city, have
for the
rights II ha. been thoroughly tested and
throughout the he the
hes. mschs. purposs produced Its
csssuy worked by application OF motive power,
water borss tempefed
In Ave seccads in the best
rapidly other machine
FOL purpose known.
The issue patent cny delayed until the
chine can he protected abroad anwhls NJ. Co
pared negotiate sale Of amount " territory and to give
Ensv nv ,susr pos, psd ONCE OF 9Th and
.,, ~pw' near IN. Post ode. department
June 10 eod6
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Washington, Dec. 2, 1853.
petition Of Henry Burden Of Troy New York, praying
of granted him the second
September, $780, snedaed March, lS40,
machinery for making headed spikes for
from The expiration OF said patent which take: place
March, eighteen hundred and fy b
said petition be heard the Patent Once
Monday, 18th OF February II O'Clock, and all
notified and show they
why said petition ought not to be granted
required file in the Patent
Once objections specially forth In writings least
before the day heang all testimony filed by either party
be taken and transmitted accord
Office. which will be furnished app
cation.
Ordered ALSO that this notice be published in the Unon Ine
Evening Star, Washington D. c. Evening National
Argus Philadelphia, Pennsylvania United States and
scsnthc American New York; Boston Post Massachu
sets, Ans, Albany New York Morning Post Psburs Pennsy
and Inquirer Cincinnati, Ohio, week for three
eevs weeks previous the thirteenth day Of February next The
day Of hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
papers will copy and send their
once, with containing this notice.
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fk 1Rg&-@235H
washington Branch Rsfroad.-Irsins Run ~ Fell
FAVE daily except Sunday. and g. M, TX and
IL On Sunday, atb a. and D r. m
only al Annapolis juno
ton and Relay /; the others al all way stations
Trains d and ~, connect with Annapolis.
Do do &, III. and 5, do west.
Do do and 8, M, and 5, IN. do east
Baltimore 81 %
Do do do and return ! so
Do do Annapolis. ........................t IS
DO do aud return l so
The all be procured The Office,
~ r. Ii. PARSONS,
July I6--dtf Agent.
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ALA WILLIE DE PARIS.

n
GAUTtRR respectfully inform his and the public
VI generally establishment on the Avenue between
lon III Monday morning nsrt,
cwtns 70 completion of the
Al orders which he he vored the present week
will receive prompt suention h len At the shows place
kov9-d
EDICAL BOOMsA large Of needles, hocss, for
nj sale the puhsshss'. prices.
Oct - rnANGk TAtLOR.
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papers designated 4
teria from aducaon and TO be OF white blue COLOR
The therein be
impossible definite
will be kind the therefore
quantity kind
and such quantities the public
vice may require.
Each separately, and be subject sep
proposal privilege of requiring
may him
such classes, or forfeit his right TO any class.
Samples than Of each kind of paper bid for
with the
schedule, the first three
Aud proposals and samples be transmitted this scs free
other
proposal by individual firm making
specify the pound and the
for eacn kind contained
n proposed for.
All the paper be
place be designated in Washington ely in good
all and charge and subject
emit and be In all respects satisfactory.
proposals will be furnished this office per-
and will be taken into consider
unless substantially agreeing herewith.
will be required; and the
plying article the failure
quantity required ne will be considered violation
ofthc contract
Each bidder required his proposals satisfactory
ability and Offer
sufficient securities be certified by judge
district marshal
which surees reside for the faithful
proposed be undertaken by him and
with evidence be rejected
The proposals opened
after first Monday in December" (6tb
a 10 O'Clock, the office OF the Superintendent
addressed Of Public
Capitol ofthe United Saes Washington
JOHN t. TOWERS
Superintendent of the Public Printing.
l-eodDec ffntcl. b Eve. Star
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Proposals for Furnishing the Paper the Public
Printing.

Osfius SufSmsTkkDEET Pusnc PkisIaEs.
Washington, September ~ lass
The "Aci provide public print
ng Sc approved August isos sealed proposals will be
oe the Capitol until the Monday day)
OF December next twelve O'Clock furnishing paper
pubhe printing
ing tho let day Of Decsmber 1853 and ending The day Of
December, 1854.
The su6joinsd speeches. nearly sssesaed
quantity quality and desenpss, Of kind Of paper that
will be required.
CLASS l..
printing paper uncaisndeed "a by
70 inehss, TO weigh forty pounds
2.
1900 printing caendsred ~ by 50
inches, % pounds 10 erean of
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sheets.
CLASS g.
supeine hard sized and eacnderod printing paper
"A by 81 inches, and 10 weigh eight pounds
o OF 400 sheets.
of each OF the above classes be OF linen
cotton adueralIon with
stances Wilderness put ques
bundles Of each, each
perfect Uniformity weight
and bundle yaryin. under i've
The weight will he received, AMI weight viii
required Mixing THE knesse
bundle up weight will be considered violation Of the
Samples indicating qualify &c. Of the paper required
obtained at The ONCE OF the
endsnt intending
will be supplying the quantities required
second, such times the public
Tequfe privilege of
quantity either class should quantity be
CURED quantities may be deemed
cessaIy.
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CHOCOLATE, Cocoa, and Brcma.-w. BAKER d cos
American chocolates, cocos broma
awarded by the chief
all principal groceries
hs United States snd by their agents.
Hussey Murray New York Grast and T~sls, Phisdslphs
Thomas Brupdige Baltimore. Kennel Dudley, Cincinnati
Ohio; and 3. w. Howell 0eorsetown, D. 2. II
WALTER BAKER, CO,
Ao3-AIy Dorchester. Mas
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d y. STEERS NEW GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN
have received smother Of
making stock the time very Those
who supply
and approaching weather should by all
before they purchsse elsewhere.
May ls-tM
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CCOrCu Ale awd London brown stowt-
y Tennert's Scotch ale M stout. in pins
Hihbsrts brown stout in psn,s and quarts
Tbompsoos East India pale ale, in pini. M quarts
One case aonchope breakfast Tea, fresh
aHEKELL A BAILEY.
Successors to John n. Khh~y A CO.,
No 5, opposite Centre Market