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LAND SALEs.-SiNty acres Of land in Sassafras
Neck, which belonged TO the late Michael
Hague, was sold by Jas. I. Mccullough Esq,
Trustee, ON Tuesday last, to j. Fletcher Will
hanson, Of Newark, Del, for 1929.
Col. Croonlc sold on the 9Th inst, lot of
seven acres, near the Rising Sun, which he
longed 10 the late Abel Green, 10 Benz. f. Brit
ton for S565. He also Sold a lew DAYS ago, "a
acres and fraction, the property Of the late
John Matthias, to Garrett w. Bremen for ST.
G2l.56, or $25 per acre.
Two farms, the property of the late Samue |
Taylor, near the Rising Sun, were sold on
Tuesday last; one Of 100 acres to Nj. J. Hunt for
5,i0O; the other Of Sc acres, to Barclay Rey-
nolls for S., $50.
George Earle Esq, has sold his farm OF 1872
acres, king two and half miles east orElklnn
to Mr.. Richard +. BiIdIc for SS,500 or $G4 10
per acre.
George W. Oldham Esq, has sold 252a acres
or land on Bohemia Manor to John ). Henry,
Esq, Of New Castle county, Del, at SO an
acre.
OK THE TRAcK.--On Monday last between
Elkton and Wilmington, a nan sat down on the
railroad track aad train of cars approached
placed his thumb on his nose and cyrated his
fingers at the locomotive. The whistle was
blown, the breaks pul down and the driving
wheels reversed, but there he defantIy sat.
The conductor and hrakesrnan jumped off, ran
ahead, sat him quietly in the mud in the side
OF course.
The PLANK RoAD.--A meeting TO consider
the project OF Plank Road from Elklon north
ward 10 the Pa, Inc, is called for the 18Th inst,
for which purpose Mr. Ellis has given the use
OF his office. We hope both town and country
will be numrrously represented; the object is
one worthy OF attention.
a NEW BAHK.-The ncighboring village of
Newark, Del, is about TO have n bank cstab-
ishcd there. The Legislature has granted
charter, and we are told there will be no diff
Guilty in having the stock subscribed.
GRADUATED.-The University of Mawand
on Tuesday last, bestowed the degree Of NJ. D.
on Joseph Eeazey Wallace son Of Doct. Jos.
Wallace OF this town.
BUSINESS CHANGE.-D. II. Cochran has sold
his saddle and harness manufacturing establish
ment, at the Brick Meeting House, to Mr.
VIM. Clayton who will continue the business.
CLocKs.-A fine assortment of clocks of all
kinds, are TO be found at Bradbury's Store in
''Thc Hollow'' in Elkton, at remarkably low
prices.
PLouGIING.-Our farmers have commenced
ploushlng for corn. on the billy lands, where
the ground is sufficiently dry.
REsIGNEp.--Mr. VIM. !. Jones, postmaster
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APPROPRIATIONS MADE BY CoSGREss.

APPROPRIATIONS MADE BY CONGRESS.
Among the appropriations made at
the late session Of Congress, were the
following, which we find summed up in
the lnteligencer:
For the extension of the capitol, two
appropriations are made, one IN the de-
iiciency bill of 100000, and the other
in the general appropriation bill of
$600,00O.
For the Patent Office, towards the
erection Of the west wing $200,000.
For repairing the Presidents Man
sion, including cleaning, painting,
embarrassing, extending the east wing
Of offices for carriage-house, &C., $1,000;
and for heating, ventilating, painting
the exterior, painting the walls and
ceilings Of the rooms on the first floor,
and the purchase of books for the Pres
ident's library, 500, 800.
For returnishing the Presidents
house, to be expended under the direc-
ton ofthe President. in addition to the
proceeds oil the sale OF such of the fur
nture and eqmppage Of the said house
as may be out Of repair and unfit for
use, $4,000
For the Eastern Branch Bridges, to
be expended in completing the repairs
thereof, $4,000.
For the Equestrian Statue of Gen.
Jackson, to compensate Clark Mills there
for, and make it the property of the
United States. 100000.
For an Equestrian Statue of Wash
ington, our readers are aware, a spectral
act made an appropriation Of $4,000.
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G7 Acres and Upwards,

situated and lying on, or near the Philadelphia
and Ba ltlmore Rail road, about two miles from
the Prime pio Furnace and within a mile of
navisabc water. This tract was originally
part Of the tract called "CAVAN" belonging,
o the heirs OF the late Col. Ramsey at Carpen
ier's Point, and joins the lands Of kamsey Nc
Henry, &. p. Whitaker and 9th ers.
Sale TO commence at 2 O'Clock P. NJ.
TERMS OF sale.
The Terms of Sale as prescribed by the de-
cree require the payment Of one third OF the
purchase money in cash on the day of sale, one
third in six months, and the residue in twelve
months from the day Of Sale; the last two in
stalmcnts to bear interest from the day of Sale
and the payment thereof to be secured BY the
bonds OF the purchaser with surety to be appro-
we'd by the Trustee.
JAMES T. MCCULLOUGH,
March II SO. Trustee.
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PLouGHING.-Our farmers have commence cd
ploughlns for corn. on the billy lands, where
the ground is sufficiently dry.
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GRADuATED.-Thc University Of Maryland,
on Tuesday last, bestowed the degree Of NJ. d.
on Joseph Eeazcy Wallace son Of Doct. Jos.
Wallace OF this town.
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BUSINESS CHANGE.-D. II. Cochran has sold
his saddle and harness manufacturing establish
ment at the Brick Meeting House, to Mr..
VIM. Clayton who will continue the business.
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rLONER AND TIMOTHY SEED. now in
v store at WM. TORBERT'S.
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CLocKs.-A fine assortment of clocks of all
kinds, are TO be found at Bradbury's Store in
"Thc Hollow" in Elkton, at remarkably low
prices.
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a NEW BAHK.-The ncighborlng village of
lishcd there. The Legislature has granted
charter, and we are told there will be no diff
Guilty in having the stock subscribed.
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THE CECIL WING.
MARCH ~, TSJEs.


s..n,.,,,..t7n W. -.,;n.,, e., %,
tlemrn; of the business of Tie Cecil Wig
n"eh Oh Wl'n = :" r",n"t 'oo,r cnn''l'"h-
wi, >'.'' ~'s' .na "}, ~, s""'' 'nIre'"i',
w.,h vs. as fa>, a. wa can. from time 10 time,
,"r ,h' purpose OIL ze'''e'"e"' Wy "''' or oyer
s,--,
THE New CAnIsnr.-In spite of all
attempts at srcre;v the composition Of
the new Cabinet, as ii has proved, had
leaked out before the Inauguration. On
Monday last the President sent in to the
Senate the following nominations, which
were forthwith confirmed:
ss,,,,v IF State. WI. Macy. NY,
:. Treasury, JAnr> GrrnnIT. Ky.
:: Interior, Rosrnr McCLHiLAHn. Mich.
var !EsfEHS"N DAVIS WIS
p " Grn",aI J%M ,.. C G, "",'I' r Pa -
ATTY. General, Caleb CrsurxG. Mass.
Tni1 NAV be considered pretty rood
C,,lio., r;,h the exca,,t;o, ofCom,
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II p'E'.f<'E.

\ Judgment before Henry
Reynolds Esq, for SEQ 80
[ principal, and $500 in
{ !crt st, and 5 .56 costs with
interest Ill! paid; dated
J IN, FEB. 1882.
! Judgment before Henry
Reynolds Esq, For S34.2l
| principal, $1..r2 interest,
{ ami Sl.,ij costs with IN
'"r">l till Yaid; dated 9TH
Feb, 1852.
! Judgment hefure Henry
Reynolds ESQ, Tor 52O.35
an d S4.92 ard Sl.56
/. costs, with interest ill
paid; d.ied 7.h Feb,
J 1852.
! Judgment Before Henry
Reynolds E.sq, Scr S97.16
: debt, and 81 Sc costs with
interest till paid; dated
J Ilh Feb, 1852.
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jeremiah 2. fEaincs
and
Lewis ,faincs,
Michael Clark and
Mary CbaIk.
Jeremiah B. tLaines
and Robert X. Me
CulIough
vs..
Michael Clark.
jeremiah B. Ia ines
and
Benjamin f. Roman
Vs..
Michael Clark and
Mary Clark.
jeremiah b. ilaines
VS..
Michael Clark and
Mary Clark.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-09
The Primnry Department
OF THE
Meade Collegiate Institute.

WELLsbUhTJ y. " NAN
DAY the 18th SEPTEMBER, and will continue five cal
eEdar months.
Nopup will be received less time than session,
unless by special agreemen-and when once ontcred no
deduction will made absence during the session. eX'
cent in cases oprotracted sCkneSs-nOT will any pupil be
perInitted 10 withdraw. This rule is positive.
TERMS:
pupils,-Prmary English Department. $1,000
Classical and Mathematical is09
Board and Tuition per session offve months... 43O0
Ono hainvaraby in advance the remainder at the mid
die OF the session.
discount per cent will be made on the bills oil all
ri Information see catalogue published by
-OS'' - Byorder orthe Board,
SAM'L u. TOMPKINS, Rector
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Rhodes. McNair & Co.,

TTAvE now in store their complete stock Of spTins
/ lry goods to which they daily Invite the alien
lion OF purchasers In their assortment will be found
every variety Ordress goods and trimmings together will
heavy stock OF domestic and staple goods; of the best
quality at the lowest possible prices 1t has been their
aim 10 in such would suit the trade generality
and they themselves that for varsity beauty and
ceapness their goods not exceed by any The city,
They do not it essenalto enumerate articles as
Ony small portion stock could be thus noticed at
best and BESIDES they believe that those who wish han
como TO No IS Main ST. Centre Wheeling, get them, and
they win mos. certainly go away disappointed
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B.ARNUM'S HOTEL,

CUMBERLAND, MD.
THE undersigned late proprietor OF the United States
Hotel takes pleasure in informing The public that he has
leased the above Hotel. Tie building has undergone
thorough cleansing from bottom to top in first rate
order for the :eceHon and genee accommodation of
those VINO may please patronze it. No exertions will
be spared to make this one among the hes
Hotels. LIP Is.
W. EvASs-it will he conducted under the firm Of
w. Evans Son. The old patrons ofthe United States
and the public in general specially requested to
continue their support to this house; te moderate.
na10-tf w EVANS.
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DR. HalPs Celebrated Pulmonic. Eliri,

UT' 7GEES CeLe0TGtel 1GLtnlOn3c GLLc17'
THOR the permanent coughs, colds, consumption.
bronchitis asthma, influenza, Group whooping cough,
inflammation bronchea and hoarseness caused by pub
lie speakingi a affections CT the organs of respira
ton.
Warranted the best medicine for diseas
es o the lungs ever sold in An erica. t15
presenting this medicine the public have the
satisfaction to know not only present them with
an invaluable antioe class OF diseases it PROBES
cure which is perfectly harmless in CT
cts upon the constitution, can be administered with
out any fear OF mineral pOtsons, for 1t contains
The fact, large portion of the suffering, and death
throughout e country is caused by disease
respraon consequent exposure and cold has
duce us to put it within the reach OF every individual
who may remedy that has proven itsefso invalu
able.
This medicine is the result Of long experience, and
study thtse discusses the lungs which equetin
our changeabe cliuate and claim it be III advance
of all ever before discovered for those peculiar
compln an Improvement upon all, and consequently
superior TO all others.
we shall make no extraypgant assertions of its efficacy
in curing s senses like the vendors ofto0 many ostrs
who deceive all who trust them, nor hold out
inducements which experience does not justify
Ifpatients will perseyere In this use OF this medicine,
and use Il as dfn.cted will be cured in every instance
that tits beyond the power OF melicine here are
nun erOus persons now blessings of health and
reReyed life as Il were, who otherwise would ave long
since been their crave for the timely and perseye
ring use OF this invaluable remedy 1t is pretended
that It ia inble in every stage Of consumpon, but
know il to h to The various diseases OF the
respiratory organs than any other ever offered 10
public All we ask trial and in every instance, il
used freely TO The directions, and IL perfect salts
action Is NOT given. the money win be returned
Genuine signed r. ALL d CO. For sale by JAMES
BAKRR Dftgtist he6ling, Va. Also; by Druggists
sonerally throughout the country ~ - als-ly 3
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Advice.

Advice.
you troubled with cough rain in the breast or
i any affection OF the Lungs-Use 6rcntlnScr's Com
pound SyTrp Of Boneset.
If you aTa afflicted with Rheumatism, have received
bruises or sprains your hands feet frost bitten
or chapped-Use tie Berger Spine and Muscle Lint-
ment; and
Should you be affected with SeroEule ct any disease
arising from impurty blood, tie iDudcious
OF mercury, by ~ BrentEger's Fluid tx
tract OF SaIsapaTila and ltandelion
These remedies have been tried by hundreds, and in all
cages have given satisfactory evidence OF their superior
efficacy every other medicine in the cure of these
complaints, for Which they arc recommended.
To be had at
Apohecary Monroe street. adjoining the Mcclure House,
dec2F52
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Nopurt OF the SYSTEMS liable disease than the
LIVER, il serving ilterer to purity tho blood, OF
giving the proper secretion TO the bile SO that any wrong
action othe Liver effects the other important parts OF the
SYSTEM and results vaious!y in Liver COMPLAINT, Jaun.
dice, Dyspepsia etc. We Should therefore watch every
mpOm that hit indicate wrong action OF The Liver
These Pills being composed OF Roofs and Plants furnished
by TO he'll the SICK namely; list, EXneGtrant
which ausentS from the Pulmonary mucus
membrane PTOmOtes the discharge OF scclecd matter
9d, Alternative, which changes in some and
Sd, Tonic which gives toneand strength TO the Gus
STEM renewing health and vigor In all parts OF The body
4h, Cathatic which acts Ia perfect harmony with tie
other and operating on the owes and eXre
ling the whole mass corrupt Vitated natter and
purifying The blood which destroys disease and restores
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II I 49, . ,,..., n,
" tile city of Wheeling and vicinity, vlzAt the Drug
stores OF james Baker: Kes Cadwelli Brentllnger
Cos DR. I II Logan d OF tIed'k Yahrlng, VIM Mckee &
Co: CRiIchieown); BTentEcr Centre Whceling); nj
he Shoe OF Todd d Devol, market square, and al
tho Drug OF the proprietor, OF Quincy and
Filth streets.
They can also be had Dunn's Grave Creek; a Be
dions and Jacob GoOding's, National Road; Benz. Il
Craven west AIexardria Wilson Stringers, west Wheel
ing; and Ely LoomHn's, Bridgeport, Ohio.
These pills need no further Recommendation than lair
trial; they have been in constant for more than
twenty years. you will only give them chance they
will speak thensevcs-try them. 26c per box; 50 pei
doz; $50 per gross jams
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CINCINNATI.
Apollo Building. N. W. cor. 5th & Walnut

CtNCiNSATI, Ohlo.
IncOFpOrnted, 1S4S. Il
ETNHE attention OF the public IS caeH 70 tee
superior facilities ded at this Institution, for qua
,iying ndi in Thorough practical for tn
counting room and business pursuits.
LHsty1ictior- keeping By Double ETy "a complete
practical course OF y IN inc ~ IL
rlrtmcnts trade commerce and manufactures
lending forms in the most eminent
whether averse the purchase and sale OF
merchandise wholesale and retail inn ortng and export
aiion including specua1iOns in Stocks real estate &C,
will steamboatng, bank Insurance, Ta0ad and DOCKS OIL
Joint stock and chartered associations generally.
Commercial calculations embrace every variety OF COM
puta ons pertaining business operations, being taught
according TO the most approved us
Mercantile exercises are lntToouc
ed on this subject calculated TO impress business
habits and genuine business style oil
mind Of the student well as amiliarze MN WIN
comne techncaities and phaseOlogy, including pro
foTBla Invoices, Account sales, bills OF exchange &c
Practical PelmGHhiP-One hour is devoted IN eachl
systematic style OF business witihg combining nceoo
with thorough command of hand and PEN accuracy and
with and Tapidy, and perfect Will
CoGyHrrcISI i'%y Ii Political Eeonomy.-Daily Lee
1uTes are givcn or these important topics,
with the merchant in the operations OF
and practical workings Of trade embracing inc
strments sales debts guarantees eCi also on the laws
wealth. currency foreign and domestic exchanges ced-
it, profit, interest, inter rational trade, &c.
The course be completed in from eight to twelve
weeks. A.
knowledge OF the ordinary English branches is all the
reguisite preparatory qualifications.
hc business acquaintance Principal enables him
render distance TO those wishing to procure
Good hoard can obtained in the city at $3.50 to $3.50
week. =, -, ,,
TERMS-For partial course, books, atonery' De- IN
course, books, stationery Diploma Ss neu-
siye, 5000. JOHN GUNBh1:
janSS53-1yd FTt1LciPdt.
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REMARKABLE CURE OF BRONCHITIS; -


Mcssrs. SANDs:-Having suffered many years with
dis ase my throat affecting the laynX, during which
time was treated by the most distinguished plyscinns
in Europe the United States without receiving any
permanent benefit but all the time my general health ana
declining and tho disease making fearful prog css
caustic applications used and whatever else was
thought efficient producing cure; but am conh
dent depoTabe situation in. the laryngs beng
with pltlSS and eat difficulty in breathing
would erninated my life, had not obtained re-
lief through The medium OF your Invaluable S1rsaPaua
must say, gentlemen, when commenced using the Sar
sapaTa did not place much confidence in its vlitues
this will not surprise when you are informed
had tried fifty de remedies during the PAST
four years. without any success but after taking your Sar
Sapaa CIV weeks, obliged ut last to yield TO CIV.
iLence This specific has only relieved but
cu ed me- and therefore thnk5t my duty gentlemen for
the OF suffering humant TO give you this aesa'
ton of my cure. YoaTs, very tI3iiy'.,,
Consulate OF France in The United states.
The above statement and signature were Acknowledged
in our presence by Mr.. ID. Parent as true.
For The Consul General OF France
Il. BORG, Vice Consul.
Prepared sold, wholesale and retail, By a. Is. q d.
SANDS, Druggists Chemists 100 Fulton St, corner oil
William New VI sold also by Druggists generally
throughout The I'M States and Ganad1s Price 81 per
O0''1'' 90 j. H. CRUMBACKER,
No 175 Main st, Wheeling.
L. Wilcox of Pittsburgh; Seaton d Sharpe OF M4ysVc'
ShackleFord q CrchtOn, Portsmouth; and r. B. HnlraG
I,iu
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E- : ~, HEiolRENSACK,S MORN SYRUP,
TILE TAPE WORM

This is difficult worm destroy of all that
nest the human system, grows TO almost indefinite
length, becoming Coed and fastened i'll the nestnes
stomach eectng the health so sadly as 10 cause ST.
Vitus Dance Fits that those afflicted seldom ever
suspect that it is Tape Worm that is Fastening them
carly grave. In order to destroy this Worm, very
energetic treatment must he pursued would thc eoie he
proper take or OTmy Liver Pills, so as TO remove
all distractions that the Worm Syrup may act direct
npCn the Worm which must betakcn in doses Of two Ia
BILE spoonulS three times ay These directions followed
been known TO fail In curing tile most Oosll
nate case oGTapc Worm.
READ FOLLOWING:
And you cannot be Indifferent TO this appeal. Human
ity calls upon you to do DUTY 1t is only one out oil
the naIy thousands who has scent wonderful Effects
Dr. ]. n. Observation-Disclosures to you, the IN
ventor highly valuable medicine, prompts this humble
testimony in its favor, being sa gentle yet power
fully e1ectual remedy for Worms Having had much cN-
reencc in knowing thu effects OF various PREPARATIONS
my wife, who well skilled in :nnisertng TO children
in stTess it the best size had ever used ana
would use other while yours could be had daugh
ter OF became seriously diseased. Her symptoms
alarming but her mother of once sought out rene
dy for Worms. Having obtained yours by tile time she
had taken aGa bottle o! Sir, tile JOY gave an ELECTION
mother, to the Improvement III her child she be
ing about five six years old She passed an Immense
quantity OF Worms, her sckly countcnance now brighten
ed, her spirits returned, and in short time lovely
child, Threatened with decline an deall now gave prom
ise of health. Thinks to kind Providence whose blcs
sing attended your Syrup, restored the child Mithcoi
deIcc recommends to all parents whose children
suffering with Worms.
JAS. b. BOWEN, Minister of The Gospel,
EastO r0Cf lie SOu liar nnfO m R1Itti
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Centre Wheeling Drug Store and
Apotheca.
ID ICHARD BLUM has purchased the entire stock and
III fixtures ofthe establishment occupied by F. A. rent
ineer Wheeling, and by additions to his stock is
prepared TO furnish city country customers with the
pures and best Drugs, Medicines, Oils Paints, Dye Su,
on the most reasonable terms.
Prescription Department
He will attend promptlyto the filling OF prescriptions,
which will be carefully compounded at all hours.
Perlumeries, imported Havana cigars, and veriey ul
fancy articles on hand. Gantl
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10 OOuuGIy M01CAdAGS'
MIR. s. S. KNOX having withdrawn from the frn Of
WI McClaen, Knox & Co., the remaining partners have
associated with them Mr. Chester D. Knox (brother OF
s. Knox long and ayoTaby known In the trading public
They would respectfully inform their old Cwhn
have so long literally sustained them) all other deal
ers in Boots Shoes that their Fall Stock will be arriv
ing from the 10th TO the last of September.
Havng selected with the greatest care and bought
for cash. they atte themselves thai in their Fall Stock OF
Boots and Shoes they hold out inducements in quality
Country Merchants on their east they would be pleas.
ed exhibit their stock and post them nprccs earess
challenging comparison with the markets OF Bamore and
Philadelphia. Tsep3l NICOLA LIENS & KNO&
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MEDICINA AL.
DIR. HARRIS

MAY be confdenaIy consulted at his Lock rnary,
Nl No. 81 South Gay st between Lombard and Second
opposite the Exchange Budines, and City Post Or
fee, baltimore Md. This Medical Institute established
fifteen years IN this cityby regular Physicans
refuge om Qunckery, is wdeyceebraied for speedy anu
elective various classes Ofcases bGt especially
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Cincinnati Wholesale Paper
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We have the exclusive agency for the superior WRIT
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Our stock embraces every description OF Paper used in
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nv mail will be filed the prices II bought IN
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n PARIS frrat