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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-01-15

An AMERICAN VESSEL SEIZED AS A SLAv-
ER.-Dates, by an arrival at this port, from
Port Praya, Cape Verd Islands, TO November
Ia, inform us that the American schooner
Advance of New Orleans, was in port,
having been captured by the United States
squadron on the coast, charged with being
slaver. Ii was expected she would sail in
a day or two for Baltimore, under command
of Sailing Master Walker, of the U. S. soop
of war Dale. The U. s. ships Germantown,
John Adams, and Dale, and the brig Perry,
were expected from Brava with orders re-
speciing the captured schooner Common
tpedlM
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-01-15

and pence of the Siate-may essentially pro
mote aud aid the interest of the owners
But such relations can never be permitted
10 interfere with or 10 obstrttct the inst riolts
of the owner to reclaim his slave, derived
from the Constitution Of the United Stnics,
or with the remedies prescribed by Congress
to aid and enforce the same"
Upon these grounds we are ofopinon that
the act of Illinois, upon which this indict-
ment is founded is constitutional, aud there
fore affirm the judgement
Judge. McLEAN dissented.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-01-15

A NUT FOR ELwooD FISHER TO Crack
The following fact, from the official returns
of the most thrifty of Southern cities, should
go into Eiwood Fishers next table Of stais-
tics; " According to the returns of the as.
SCISSORS of New Orleans, there has been n
decline in the value of properly in the city
of three millions three hundred and ninety
two thousand three hundred aud ioriy-two
dollars, the past year."
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-01-15

There are 1000 banks in the United States.
They have fire engine propelled by steam
in Cincinnati.
Charles Sumner never missed vote du-
ring the last session of Congress- and was
never absent from his seat during the nino
months session.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-01-15

Ii is said that while Mr. Giddings was deliv-
ering his recent speech in the House on Cuban
annexation, young man of Is years was sold
at auction on the avenue, for $500 and girl
Of 10 for $500.
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ny 0Ak&N - blOl'Is A0C0O1ccIss
TRUsTEEp SALE, AND, ORDER OF THE CIRCUIT
court, and handsome of nearly
Monday October iOh, 10 o'clock,
House, OF 1h Market space, shall
deeds OF the delivery
tho deed dated <b day May, 1855
9th day May, 1885, and both recorded
in the city II Washington In the
ubia Of furniture and snees u the establish
aent, siIs
covered with siik bfocaeic
Rosewood reception and other faney cane chairs
marble and tables
Mahogany sideboards, dressing aud other bureaus
DO French and other btdstcads aud wsshstands
oDe rosewood FORTE nearly new, o. nne tole
aud touch
large gilt frame French plate mirrors, o. BY - inches
A large lot OF toilet and other looking siasscs
Satin brocaieo window curtains and ornaments
China glass; and crockery among which are French
sets, with u cut aud other glassware
Fine silver plated pitchers, and tea sevics
Fine velvet tapestry Brussels, aud other carpets
cued and feather pillows
large assortment OF bedding, table Cloths towels &c.
20 sets painted cottage chamber furniture, complete
Of maple and painted beAseads, barsaus ward
robes washstands, tables, chairs
Grandoics, chandeliers gas burners and fixtures
Britannia, and block lin ware,
such coffee urns, chain dishes, ssuccpans, &c.
rods, shovel and 0nEs and ~ stoves and nxuTcs
With lot Kitchen requisites and other furniture
which deem unnecessary enumerste
All and under 60 cash $50 credit
u. @. MORGAN, Trustee.
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
Oct Sd Aucdonecrs
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The ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC RAILROAD ConpAsY-We
understand that the Hon. l.. s. Cha6eId of New York.
who is authorized by the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad
Company chartered by that State TO obtain subscriptions
TO the sock OF said company will visit our city in few
weeks in connection with This enterprise To rive The
company national character, il is deemed important by
IT'S friends that the stock under s charter should be dis
'nbu'ed as equally possible throughout The Union.
giving to each State about its fair proportion Of interest
and representation. In this distribution Pennsylvania
would be entitled 10 about 81 600 o0o and i, ia 10 afford
nef ezens an opportunity OF subscribing to portion OF
ths stock that The commissioners named in The charter Of
The company through their agent Mr. Chafed propose
to open The books in this city II sucien,
IS offered to them. We call the attention of our active
energetic, public spirited men the proposed
as stated in the charter OF the Atlantic and Pacific Raj.
road Company, so that the question may receive fuIl
and thorough investigation in advance OF the time wh.n
our citizens will be called upon TO subscribe 10 hs .,oL
OF the company The enterprise is great one m. No
er conferred on the company Of an extended cbarsc,.
and these sufficient induce caution and IN
vestgaton before public movement is made in regard
TO the matter. IT, on examination. the plan proposed by
The company is found 10 be practicable we have No
doubt that the amount Of stock assigned to hi, State will
be subscribed at once. but the very magnitude of the un
der,aking must make il proceed slowly
tPhVsdelphis hrrm
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.hu,ls,e will Those who hold any other Language 10
,bs American people deceive them those no attempt
lo,cs them into any other coarss mislead them
Mr. Msfcy's moderation. rspete with dignity; the
ssasuIed language with which be has succeeded in i'm
parting pIominsnce TO the wrongs committed BY Austria
the guarantees Of peace which he gves Of his own
cord when in sTictness he might have dispensed with
increasing the scope Of his declarations the limit which
he himself assigns to the rights OF the Uailed States
whenever those rights border abuse the act which he
performs OF solemn adhesion to the international code
in invoking from the fret and on every OCCASION the
besl support OF his the ia which ne protests
in the Of the American government. agains, every
idea OF Introducing into the policy Of the world ne"
principle for the purpose OF subverng all thus. may
well be believed, lar fsm weakening the principles
which he elsewhere lays down on the subject Of inde'
pendenee Of protection, and OF free action will only serve
TO give them double authority, and 10 cause them 10 DC
accepted with greater esgeTnes II is the advantage and
The merit OF frank positions 10 obtain BY dispellng
umbrsge AID by inspiring confidence.
TO recapuale, in jnst word, the Importance ana inc
effect which, Judgment. 10 be ascribed 10 me
note Of the Goth OF September, Mr. Marcy has succeeded
by single eor in raising 10 its true height Inc policy
of the administration of which he is the ofcai organ
ia respect 10 foreign powers BY giving heed TO The pro
gramme which he hiss traced, Europe will be con-
WINGED that the American government knows how 10
place itself above the sway Of parties and 10 maintain it,
sell ia the moderation well in The lmmoveable Arm
ness OF its rights.
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10 supposed 10 be one OF the richest mineral locations
in the Onionagon district. Detroit Free Press


ANTICIPATED TROUBLE CAsADA--A despatch was
received At Toronto Thursday, by Colonel Tulloch
ordering The muster IN that city the nth Of October.
OF zoo OF Tue pensioners belonging the veteran comps
Mes Tor the purpose Of proceeding to Montreal. The
editor OF the Coonst supposes they be there
TO aid IN keeping the peace Of thai city the next crm
nal term, when the Gavszzi rioters are TO be tried We
are OF opinion, says the Coonis that this plated
removal OF The veteran companies OF the
from Upper to Lower Canada is not strictly legal as the
sphere OF action Of these men has been definitely fixed 10
be in Upper Canada only.
ms INDIAN AkNuITIrs-Thc Indian bureau are en-
gagged IN sending out the government annulies due to
the several tribes on our borders. To Michigan they
have thus TO send about 500 900 to Wisconsin about
$4,000; TO Minnesota, $4,000; 10 the central super.
lnlendency. the ST. LOUIS disirc) about 250s0O and
TO the southern superinlendency about 100000 These
sums aclade the pay OF the bureaus employees in these
various superinend denotes, and the annutes and kind
due 10 the Indians this the fulfment oil all rea-
" stpulations The instructions 10 The agents require
all payments 10 the Indians be made per eapis unless
where treaty stipuations make payments In different
manner necessary-Deiroa Free Press.
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DEATH or THE Hon. MAHnoN DIcKKRsoK This dis
ngushed Jerseyman expired, at his residence in Paier
son, on Wednesday morning. Mr. Dickerson. through
out long life. has filled important place in the an
nails OF our Sate always with credit TO himself and
70 the reputation OF Jersey saiesmanshp His first sp
pearance in public life in Philadelphia, where he
studied law. In 1915 he eleced governor of New
Jersey. In 1877 he elected United States senator
which Office be held for sixteen years. through the sd
minisr atoms OF Monroe, Adams, and Jackson In June
1884, he was appointed Secretary OF the Navy and con-
tnued 10 hold that station till 1885, when he resigned
and retired from political life He was for two years
president OF the National Institute, during which he de-
lvered several important addresses upon National In
dusry He was largely connected with The manufacture
Of iron in Morris county, and always took warm in
ierest IN the promotion Of home manufactures
Mr.. Dickerson was OF kind and amabIe disposoo.
and always enjoyed the esteem OF men OF various po-
cal parties with whom he acquainted His talents
were not Of the brilliant snowy kind, nor was he re.
msrkabls for genius originality but his judgment was
considered good making due allowance for his political
prejudices and paruses. He sincerely devoted 10
what he believed 10 be the true Of the country
particularly OF HIS own Sase and thus he was esteemed
as sale legislator and good citizen
fJfrseV CITY Union
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iHr CAMPAIGN opssrD.-The democratic city conven-
ton met last evening, Dr. Morris, president. in The
chair. On motion Of Col. Watkins. the finance CON-
m't'es was enlarged TO twelve. and Dr. VIM s. Reese
and Dr. Charles A. Leas appointed members thereof.
onef business claiming the attention OF tho convention
having been transacted, motion. the conven,,oo .d
Joufned 10 enable the executive committee to organize
ano' IN connex'on with the committee from the ward
10 adopt measures for the vigorous prosecu
~ organized by the election of Dr. VIM q R.s.. 49,.
man, and Thos ", Bunting secretary The committee.
alter consultation with the committee from the ward.
and the various candidates, determined 10 hold mas.
meetings IN the places and Ut the times designated in he
notice ia another column. The wards were well r.pre
ssnsed al OF which. having been thoroughly
oy me formation Of associations, are fully eparsd to
accomplish glorious victory Wednesday. the I'd OF
Novsmber.-BsH ~. 17'''" -
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The wrlsf over The sig0ature OF &c" in The lntel-
Gences Of the lth instant, says "Nol miles of the
great Red rvef raft (oRs hsoded miles long) has ever
been removsd" sssesd OF ths being the fact
Shreve. according 10 his original Intentions did dig up
and saw oat the logs and which obstruced the
main body Of Red river for hundred miles. 40 a.
10 render Il oavsnbs for steamboats, and eighty miles of
that distance ars now free from distractions and are con-
s'sntly ssvxsssd II 10 confidently believed by the res.
dents on The sivsr that IL The upper portion (Which Is
nov ecsedD hsd bssn kept open for or two years
would have remained 70 afterwards
The writer 10 the ls,sigencer says that bayou
Pesfs vas substituted from Csddo lake down 10 where
the bsyou enters into Red river above Compile" In this
he y eqsaly u Boats do not enter Bayou Pierre
10 goiag 70 Shreveport; and when they 20 in with
freight fcs D. Soao parish. they where they en-
Jared ths beyu~. - the Bayou Ia no, navsabe where
snters into Red river above Compile
The oessuctions originally extended 6ly miles below
Shssvspost - SOW the river open for over ,hir,v
miles aAovo &ossvspor and 10 only nine 70, miIes in
s'agh< lns Iron tho head the loo, Of the raft and
lee than shisv 81 he bends Of the river
~. JoAa Csskssin, whs has . plantation adoin,nx
The icot a ~ ran. bad onsQsarisr oil mile opened by
coe'set To- ~ hssdssd (eseo) dollars TO enable boats
to Md q he sosaoa gin and The person who removed |,
wssso soeo1sst Of being able The whole raft,
Ass - 70 do 10 for sxy hossand (eso ooo) dol.
lars. ed ~ tAsa osshalf Of the amount was sub.
scsSe6 ~ aAsss above the raft, showing their con-
fdeaes y ~ psseiicabiI',y Of removing it,
The Dseooot pseVusal for removing IL provides fo,
keeping ~ river open after The removal OF the raft
This will allow ihs csrsent 10 widen The channel OF the
nvsr. " pssvsa, odssnsn,s The ver which
is The maAnss ID which The raft commences.
CHAS r. GRAHAM
A resident OF Red r,ver since 1916
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The Redemption OF tho stocks or the United
states,

We understand that Misrepresentation sxists, and
that inquiry is frequently made the Treasury Depart
nent as 10 the upon which the several stocks OF
The United States are now redeemed at the Treasury.
We therefore repubsh in another column the two official
notices heretofore made public by Mr.. Secretary Guthrie
in relation to the subject
In This connexion learn upon inquiry at the Treas
uy tba. the following the redemp.ions OF the
stocks OF the United States during the week ending s,h
instant:
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COMPLETION or THE WAnAss AxD Esrs CANAL We
learn from the Evansville Journal that the fret boa
through from the lakes, via The Wabash and Erie canal
arrived at that place last Thursday evening. This
supendous public Improvement bssan over twenty one
years ago. At lepgh completed. uniting The winters al
Lake Erie and the Ohio through ditch %5s miles long
The Evansvsns appear TO be considerably slasd q The
pishmen, 81 this long delayed ress and pvoposs
having public jubilee to celebrate 4 IN an appropriate
manner.
DECISION BY THE SEcasrARy or TINE irrEaioa.-
We are glad learn that the Secretary Of the Interior
has decided patents TO preempors on The Ever
green Bluff Lake Superior Their Iocations have been
dispute for long time with the original holders Of
lease from the government After having beea in l,iGs
lion for number OF year,, II was decided by the Uaed
States IN favor OF the pveemposs; bsi there Wa
found TO be difficulty in obtaining patents, a. in making
out the papers they found to be dated prior 10 The
passage Of the presumption act THE. We ea he's ~
Gently been decided in their favos They have foaghs
for long time. and deserving Of The success ihsy
have mel with. Their location on The same rage
with the MnnssoA and but shors dissanes fsca IT, -
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CHAS. r. GRAHAM.


Elisha Pains. justice Of The sspssior court in New
York. died on Thussdsy He vas sbose % years old.
and brother Of ssJsdgs Praise. II vsrmoa' who lately
died in Texas He wss he isass Who gave the WE'LL
known opiaioa in The Lemon slave case.
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rnT womAss nlonrs CONVENTION.


CLEVELAND, Oct 6The woman's rights convention had
stormy session to-day Resolutions characterized by the
usual uiuaism adopted they claim the elective
franchise polite al station, and all kinds Of hard work ioI
women. A resolution, Introduced BY male delegate
that speeches be limited fifteen minutes, was Indignantly
voted down Mr.. CLARK opposed the adoption OF the
main resoluiisns she believed woman her own
my, aud that far willing 10 do her justice
than woman herself [Cries OF "turn her OUT" and APP
Plause from The ousdersl Mrs. Clark was eventually
gagged Abby Kelley made litue attack ON churches and
preachers, which gave rise TO angry discussion was
evident that in few there would DO serious
Abby declared she would not be put down, and
amidst tho direst confusion, dozen women speaking Al
The president fed from the hail. aud tho convention ad-
jouIned ia great confusion.
RIyLK.-FRKIaHTs, KTc
WHEELING, Oct THE water in the Ohio has again
sen and fears entertained Of any further fall for
this The Cincinnati quite regular
The freghtng, well the passenger business, has
largely increased and great quantity Of goods from the
East have lately arrived from down the river.
ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, Oct THE. city is quite healthy
The weather is cool and delightful and The absentecs
returning in crowds Basiness is revving.
Mobile is still scky Nine deaths occurred there ycster
day. including three from yellow fever.
CRY or GLASGOW, ETc.
PHILADELPHIA Oct SThe steamer City Of Glasgow
sailed Today for Liverpool with 300 passengers and SIS 900
in specie.
The steamer Osprey has arrived here in 80 from
Charleston The Stale Of Georgia has arrived from
Savannah.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
or rsx H. DORADO.

NEw OALKAss, Oct 5.-The mail steamer FL Dorado has
arrived Sho reports the John L. Stephens al Pan
with 100 passengers and VI 800. 800 in treasure
No doubt tho mail Illinois, with New York
mails, viii reach New York tonight She has San Fran
cisco dates Of September 10
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W. u. .. McauIRE. Auct,onesr.

by J.. C. MCGUIRE, AuctiOnecr.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT IN THE NORTHERN LIBER
TIES AUCTION.On Monday afternoon October 10, 1t
O'clock premises shall sell lot
square fronting Massachusetts medistely
opposite Chupc through dspi OF
ubOu, % Tile perfect
Terms One residue in IL months, for
notes satisfactorily secured bearing interest.
j. G, MCGUIRE
Oct I'D Auctionser.
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BY GREEN y SCOTT. A.es,sassrs.

TWO NEARLY NEW BRICK HOUSES AND LOTS AT
auclionOn Monday, the 10Th instant, shall SELL at
O'Clock, .. premises
stand lot No.
subdivision OF ST. fronting - feet Sd street west,
between north, running a 5 alley.
Terms bnlance and twelve months; tho
purchaser give deferred bearing interest
day given and deed Of trust taken. Title
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
Oct sd Anctiosssrs.
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Ninetywo counties heard from. Johnson is certainly
elected governor Messrs Seward Coquiu, Dent, Chas
tails, Hyer, (dsnocrats) elected Bayley. doubtful
Stevens and Reese (whias) elected Legislature dem
ocIatlc
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ny q. w. BOTELER. Anctionoer.

T'RUsTEE's SALE or CARRIAGE AND HORSES AT AUG
us~Os Saturday, the Bah Of October
a. front q he Cene Market. BY virtue Of deed Of
the sssser dated the 18th OF November
No. sol 2o5 OF The land record. for
washsnsou In the District Of Columbia At pub
c the highest bidder for
hschssy cosch No. M win
tailed sossss. EDWARD OWEN, Trustee.
Sept 1-eoda
ny- The above sale n postponed Tuesday, the
IN ns'snt EDWARD OWEN, Trustee.
Oct BIDS G. w. BoTELER Auctioneer.
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I'm. MOWAnD ~. CAn@lCA IL, GF~sn varusnSs,
cWsv- BE professional services Ws.klnene.
Ne ssSssss ~ soss - - IN ssst a1oiaas the Iryisg
beaas ~ 1-A
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VALUABLE LoIs Al AUcT1oN.--Qs vrtAay ev~sns sect,
Ne ssh tssaass ~ s~se~A. ssm ss$
css Mos $50 p7. ss~ssd The Of fsnp
sy,vaasa Esd sar~~s~ sss
sss AasSs.ssy '~~~>sssiy opposite
~ C~Va k~Ay.
u sss o~ssssss ss'ss~. ssAwe,vs
0gkEn SCOTT,
Ase0one~su.
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The BRIrnH cABIxrr.-iti IL said that recen, Difficult.
ties in the British cabinet have grown out OF The fact thai
The Earl Of Aberdeen thoroughly believes in the honesty
and sincerity OF the Emperor Of Russia. however proud
stupid and stubborn be may be. and tina, he implicitly
lies on his good faith while his colleagues think him
an intriguing knave rather less, 10 be trusted
than an Oriental yrsnt. and having all the slippery tricks
Of The East. combined with the rude energy and north
ern barbarism Bali CGgPer.
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rARpETINC, Floor OiIcloths, Curtain Materials,
% Il sss as s ss
which Win y NE nSs
s;sSS g saSssapei brussels es,Psias
isSS 90 90 Brussels and ssss' stair &c eapeus
1900 1000 % super PC I'M, sn,ss s Ply caIHsu's
@ ~ J yssss s.rrs s
500 do narrow oilcloths, for steps
50 dozen brass stair rods, assorted sizes
$50 sheets a, 81 81 q, 81, and ia oicoths, low
i.5oc yards bes, quality maungs
s s asd Iass sn sser.d .s. and qu.e.
$50 yards German furniture ocoths, &c.
CURTAIN MATERIALS AND FIXTURES, SUCH As
ss;n sa% s; s s.s.y
Haon new ..9 ssn aae se men
White and bum shade linens, with suitable fixtures
Very rch muslin curtains,
Elas. %nsow se eo1nes., Win ds'u.
Centre and s,de rope or and md .a .ss .o,,,.
Together with full assortment Of bed blankets
Damssk liable cloths, darsask napkin:
Msrseiles and other bed quilts and counterpaues
Table and piano covers &c. uoor RRorurR co.
ii. ,n or % . siiT s.'
dke the construction and repairs Of steam engines and other ma
They have taken the wos." the city q ash
.ss e%s y" BY VIM MeKnsy
@ n firm nav's n Sr for G
the chief engineer aud %.cha Of the y in TN,
eDre satisfaction in The construction or repairs OF any work
WIN s nn iey s and Mills as arranged by the
late William Kinsuy will be constructed at this establishment
All order. thankfully and promptly attended
JONAS b. ELLIS.
ooMs OR BOARDING.. N. WILSON ha. several fur
and and ns ~s
,yiv.nia avenue and oh street, south side Oct SEQ
uNDEEsHlsTs .na brewers f.r E.l. and w,.s.r,
q .s .. h.Sa e.: e''''
.nemen. Furnishing s,or. Penn Avenue, near ~ street.
OsT warrant No. 81 o9e Issued under the Of
Congress h sepsember, 1850 for %
Ia % s rs ~ s os.
''' oss%A,sws~: GEoRGE l. GRAHAM.
GREENS INK Kraser and Paper Cleaner for hook
Or ruSes e. 10 any .ss a1 he purp.s
ink .Ss Ss
I'D s' surface Of So Hsss sowss co..
door n0h ?, fs en- s ia ..s1ss bs",s
COLLINS, BOVINE. 4 Co., llth street, SIX aoors
n and s r.s ss~ Yo,s %pos and
ciEn and domestic stationery.
ACCOUNT BOOKS
from the shelves made from the
English and American Of superior binding and PACED All
STATIONERY.
Foreign staple and fancy stock OF the latest
and beat styles
PRINTING.
n.s AZ type faeaiar asno. paid cases
LITHoGRAPHY
BY the bcs, American European arti.,s.
Having entirely bndey and printing once, with
hiney pcssss complete fon and
greatly facilities Of their establishment In
advantages that their
shall oher In the
Orders solicited BY 49,
COLLINS, BOVINE, 4 CO., Washington.
Sep Sow .N.m
I AND WARRANT LOTT shal apply the Comisrioncr
~ land No 43a3] for ioO
II. a Aisnua
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iTuOGRAPHY-Thc undersigned have, in connection with
~ Their establishment photographic printing Office pre-
pared execute orders for cheeks notes. daft
exchange, circulars, &c.
SPscimens can be seca on application at the
COLLINS, BOVINE, 4 CO.,
1lfh street, six doors north enn. avenue,
branch OF stAtonen Hall, ia 76 York
Oct -3nw6w
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GILvEK WARE, New Pattsrns-M. w. GAIT a
bKo have Just completed splendid assortment elegant
yer ware sfthe istcs Styles ns--
Tea sets, pitchers, gobes cups
wedding cake knives, forks,
Ladies, butter knvcs, sugar spoons
Gravy Indies, preserve and Jelly spoons
Ice cream knives, egg spoons, dessert knives, &c.
Ihs soove are Of our own manufacture and
III. w. GAIT b BRO.,
Sign Of the golden eagle,
Penn. avenue, between 9Th and 10Th streets