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gro. M. SLOAN,

CLoAN a IRVINE, Attorneys al Law, No 2s4
- Main street, Cincinnati Ohio.
Rcferences DR.. George Fries Alexander " Nc.
Guifey, A. Mckenzie, Graham a Mccoy. Cincinnati,
Ohio Smith a Sinclair Smith. Bagclcy A Co. Ritte
burgh N d, Morgan, Auditor Of state Of Ohio Geo.
NJ McCook Attorney General of Ohio, Columbus; J.
q Hussey. President Forest City Bank, Hussey a
Sinclair Mason A Estep Cleveland. Dec. |.
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THE LITTLE PILGRIM.
A Monthly Journal for Girls AMI Boys

EDITED BY EHAUE HKEENWUUD.
A PAPER, under tho above title. will be published
N at Philadelphia on the first day Of October next
In sire and general character, this publication viii
resemble Mrs Margaret L. Daey's lately discontinued
Ftfena If Yo'ah the place OF which u Is designed Il
take
T~ms.-Fifty cents year for single copies; 0;
ten copies for four dollars Payment invariably n
advance.
All subscriptions and communications TO be I'D
dressed 10 u X. LIPPTNC0TT, Philadelphia.
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OSE THOUSAND AGENT, WANTED.
LIME chance for young men this winter. Address
Il Nov. r NJ J. COOK. CrHwfordSviIie Ind
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eNTIoN ]

S0LDTERS who served in the various wac. and
~ sailors, or their widows OF heirs, TO WHOM ar
rean Of pay, extra pay, bounty land pensions. d.,
may be due, may find II TO their advantages 10 have
their claims Investigated Address
A. NJ GANGEWER,
Attorney and Agent, Warrington, y q
Bountv-land warrants bought and sold
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rHk AM ERICAs SLAVE ceDE, ~ rnroas
AND PRACTICE

ITS Distinctive Features shown by Eta Statutes Ju-
dicia Decisions, and Illustrative Facts. BY viii
liam Goodel author Of the Democracy Of Christian
ity," Slavery and Anti Slavery" &c. The work
contains 43o pages l2mo neatly bound in cloth Price
70 cents per copy, postage ~ cents For sale BY
june 80. L. CLEPIIANE, Once Nat Era
The following is an extract Of q Isttcr from Hon.
William Jay TO the author:
your analysis Of the slave laws Is very able. and
your exhibition Of their practical application by ths
Southern courts evinces great and careful research
Your book Is as impregnabe against the charge a
exaggeration Euclid's ueomctry. since, like that
II consists Of propositions and demonstrations The
book IL not only true but u IL Internationally true
Arr gNTyeNi
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United States Patent omce,

Washington December @ ,sr..
IN petition Moses Samuel Pennoct SQUARE,
Pennsylvania praying for iss s @ @ ~ p1 sa"sa a 70
from the expiration Of said patent, which
place the i2th day of March, 1855
the Patent
Monday. the a6th day Of February, 1885, II O'Clock
al notified appear and show
why said psiuon ought not 10 be grancd
file
Office their objections, specially writing twenty
before day of hearing all testimony filed by party
said hearing taken and Transmitted
eodnnce with the rules OF The Office which will ne furnished
plicaion r.s
The testimony closed day
dispositions, papers relied testimony
hied office before morning that
arguments, any, within ten days thereafter.
Union, ntei
gencer Evening Washington, CO Pennsy yvanan, Phil
adephia Scientific American, New York and En-
previous 2h day OF February ihe day OF hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
p S.Edors papers will please copy,
their bills the Paen, Office with paper containing
Dec i0--iaw3w
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REIIts! BELIsI HELLs :-For churches academies, fac
Plantations, made,
kept constantly hand BY tn Subscribers their oesab
enlarged foundry which has been in
b world wide celebrity for volume OF sound and
quality The have recently succeeded
applying process moudne iron bell casting
perfect casting temper and
unmpared excellence of their BELLS they have
ceved Uanuay is5 The first premium "a silver meda OF the
Worlds Fair New York. all Others from This
Europe being competition and which the eighteenth
medal besides dplomas that has been awarded Them They
bells variety
weight and furnish order chimes number
several Of their make throughout
States and Canadas Their comprising many aud
valuable yoke,
arms which turned bell; spring
cIappe prolonging
For steamboats,. steamships, their
revolving yoke fancy hangngs brass brouze
design, furnished We supply whole So parts,
hangngs ehang bells OF other
specifications being Old bells taken in exchange
descriptions
Being immediate connexion with the principal
railroad canal orders be
despatch which, either personally by communication,
spect,ly so!rsd. - -
A. MENEELY's SONS,
Feb 2i--dy West Troy, Albany CO., N. Y.
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United states Patent DGiee,

Washington, December Is, 1854.
IN petition william Perrin OF Lawei
praying of patent granted 2h
March, ls4l, Improvement Ia machines for
dove ta for from the expiration OF said
which takes place he asIh day of March, 1855
that the said heard the Patent ONCE
Monday, 18th of IL O'Clock,
notified appear show have,
why said peution ought not 10 be granted.
objections, specially writing twenty
days day hearug all testimony ied by party
the aid hearing and transmitted accord
with the rules OF the Office which VIII be furnished app
+. ..
The testimony will
depos,oss and papers relied upon testimony,
filed morning thai the
ments, II any, within days thereafter.
Ordered be published In Union, Intei
cenee Evening wasbngron %. O., Peunsylsanian,
philadelphia scientific American, New Petroi,
Hampshire, a for weeks
previous lath Of Marci next, the day OF hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Conm ssoncf OF Patents
sEditors OF the papers will please copy send
bills the Patent Office, with paper containing this
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r. TX. GILL 4. II,


Counsellor at Lau,
Has removed his office his esiteaee Fanka
tioa principally 10 cases In The United States supreme Court
Having devoted much e 70 hlaw eoneerning he WIN
the fan, Once and on appeals % The chief justice assistant
preparation and lrial of suits concerning patents.
m wi e give written opinions and prepare assqs'sa, OR par
win claims before board established for their
'dj%%sstlS%i 5st ss"Sa
Ii assortment % rlch sVs, o. me very latest
Diamond, pearl mosaic, aud plain brooches
Earrings and bracelets, diamond, pearl enameed, and plain
GenIemen's diamoed pins and studs
Gold, fob, vest, and guard chains
LADIES' ehataiiina Iockets, seals, and keys
Gold umhe lava, enaned, and plain sleeve
buttons and studs, gold necklaces &C
watches and pure customers noy
''' '''''S NJ W. eALT.& BRo,
sigs OF the Golden Esgie,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9Th and loth
Nov 3O--9t
f5ALL AND WINTER styles OF rsaIy-,nRde clothing
Of superior and 6nh, embracing the Taina, suoui
plain and 6gured cashmere business
Shirts collars, undeshir hes, gloves 80
The above articles viii be sold o waLSsa pfS e. 6o Ss
Marble fsan Clothing Emporium,
Sept a9-9,awlpif Browns Hotel Building.
TRAss-ALLEeHaSy and ssidop, Svithcrs IS Co.'s
HAMILTON G. FAINT,
I-5td No. i32 Penn.
NOTrCEThe undersigned will attend to business n the
IL Supreme Court OF the United States. p PHILLIPS.
Nov l-dlmf
EEMaLg Poets OF America by Thomas Buchanan Read.
Female Wers oG America; by John s. Blea, LII n.
Goodnch's Gems OF British Poetry.
Kesisis Poericsl Works.
Krse Whites poe,ics works and Remains.
siO0re's Irish Melodies.
Parallels Unoded by Rev. Wm Bacon Stevens, ID, u.
Cabinet Annual for 1855
Jerusalem, and m Sacred bocaltsi by W. b. q. Odenheimcr
a. NJ.
Leaflets OF Memory for 1855.
he Snow Flake, 1855.
Friendships Offering 1855.
Adecion's Gft, 1855
The Gem Annual 1855
The hne editions Handsomely hound beautifully
illustrated.
Dec IA FRANcK TAYLOR
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philadelphia College of Medicine.

THE winter session Of this begin October p
1 1854,
Fell olecturts both the winter ard
Degrees are conferred in March and July.
Fees: One fl course ssi Perpetual ticket s5o Matieaa
IS. Graduation s5 TO who have attended
another institution $50 including sudgaea
taken BY faculty. the welfare and progress
every student Examinations daily by the professors
upon branch In a facilities this school equa
in the country. For fUrher information, address
b. HOWARD RAND, VI. d. Dean,
lOs South Ninth street, Philadelphia.
Aug l-IawwpS iaw5td
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!, CARD TO HoUsEK Il EufaE;s--The subscriber bsgs
"A call public bs 1l Tash-
goods department
recently received addition bis stock ebeap and
beautiful variety Of
Cut and pressed glass
gold and richly decorated French China
Superior table cutlery, silver plated goods
Lamps and rirandoes, block goods
Japanned ware, bronze and iron goods
Fire SETS gas fixtures, baskets and brushes
Britannia China
Manei and table ornaments fancy articles, &c.
Altogether forming iagrs, and
GENERAL house furnishing goods that he found Washington
He pledges hnset sell cheap be bought This
Of the cities An examination " articles and prices
esily solicited. c. W. BoTELER,
Dec lo-eOianl Iron Hall.
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FRANKS GERMAN EcOSOMiC or students Lamp
Just received, direct from Frankfort on-the
Manr eight celebrated lamps sold
since, satisfaction all who
bought Of them. For economy the OF oil, cleanliness so
they be exceiled article gd
by schools public members
Congress an other that require tight and
viii In oyeght but not least they
equally well suited for ladies that have needle work 10 do a
nirht.
pine OIL spirit lard ol, apd all other
patterns lamps ofhc modern and
styles think stock
The largest city, and forming the only complete stock here
Hhouts
g. WHiTTLEssy,
534 Seventh street,
Franks economic lamp this
s.-An bills made with me be settled monthly,
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Feb 2i-dly

mo TNyENTORs.The ohce OF Inventors Ma
tona Union 7t street, opposite the poeo of
Patent Office
make examinations, and solicit patents
for its members, with ali possible despatch.
will be in connesOn with the office, where models
can be made a the shortest nsce.
invited call the Office where desired
formation regard objects sUnion
An letters must BE- addressed Office, pomp
attention win be given tiea.
Central office, Washington, ID. c.
Il. C. CLAYTON
President of Inventors Protective National Union.
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Law school Cumberland University, at Lebanon,

Law school Cumberland University, at Lebanon,
Tennessee.
EAcuLTy, Hon. Abraham Caru'fers, late one Of the circuit
L judges Of Tennessee.
Nathan of the udse Of the supreme
of Tennessee aI
Brolnieid L. Ridley, the cnancellors of the State
Judges their whole exclusively
school. i
Daily examinations OF each class the
No regular ccture but explanations OF the
daily lessons the progress OF the examinations.
Weekly ofoommoa law which
facts given by the po
prosecute all
pracIce require prepare
aence The trials Some OF taken by appeal oa
supreme court which held monthly in the ciaxs, and
public the end OF session The students act as .he
jurors judges and chanceors, and in other 0nctA
baces connected with their suits. LsJ
SessicnsThe the third Monday In
ember, Thursday February The
the succeeding Monday February and ends seeond
Thursday in July.
Expenses scssion.Iuion 5oJ, aavanGe conunkea
So boarding $50. Students furnish their hooks
which be had in the Lebanon bookstores.
required complete caursc, unless the
No previous study required
regular classes Students may
any during the collegiate year. stI
Number Of students The last collegiate year etghtysx
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERs,
Feb li-eoly President Board Of Trustees
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NOTICE is hereby siycn that have obtained from
IN The Register OF The Virginia Land once duplicate OF
26s6 James Kennedy
tl,e original been
apply OF General
ID. the OF
GEO. w. srEPHENs,
Dec lp-law3m Attorney a e heirs
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INNING NOTICE-The members of The New Mining
Company requested the United Hotel
Washington Tuesday the 2i OF January o'clock
adopt measures relative TO the issuing Of certificates Of
stocks.
order of a member OF the board.
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By The President:
Ice i W.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTion CLAIMANTS.

Under of Congess approved Sd dach 1885, eaed san
extend eemphon rights 10 ceraln setlcrs therein
oned,n the laws exjented above
udd-numtered where the
prior date allotment proven
dollars and hy
day fixed for the public sa And by the act approved af
March, 1884, entitled San for the relief oteters
railroad who
prior the date of pith9raieal
lands az he r2ie OF one dollar an twenty-five IL
and paid before the day fixed for the
Therefore, entitled the right
odd sumbercd sections EleHone
81 M2Ich 1853 referred prior
the 18th March 1851 he date OF aomen or under the act Of
lands market; likewise
empion OF 29th 1854 any the above
outside o the sir mile s, directed
tne sixteenth Of October aer' az = Louis required
the satisfaction Of the
proper office, make payment price
by law rTaicabie after seeing i notice
appointed for the public
embracing Tho claimed otherwise such claim be
eitcd.
JOS 3. WILSON,
Acting Commissioners Of the General Land Office
Sep i7-lawi3w lint aud STAR
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ENaMn
RANCE AND ALEXANDRIA nAILnOAp

On aad after Tuesday, Aora"ter 7, 1854,
u,hE ears daily GordoasSie and nle
dae * O'Clock, the arrival OF boa
giving breakfast board Con
Junction with Suasburg,
renon for wanenton and Gordonsvie
with the the Virginia Central railroad for Richmond Char
oItssville, and Staunton. ..r
The cars leave daily Alexandria aud
stations at before O'clock uau al
Virginia railroad from Rehmond Charlottesville aad
Slaunon.
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,RENtB NOVELS, by Dumns, BolE0c, aud other,
imported from the undergbsd prc varying from IS
upwards many Of them beautifully illustrated
Oct7 FRANCB TAYLOR
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E ANTHONY No. 30s broadway Now York. mani
h uiacurer OF dagueeoype apparatus, matnxs,
&c. and importer of plates chemicals, ucy frames and
caoyPe paper and sT paper peures as a
rials OF every description. 20 ri
supplied with for
always on hand.
3Os Broadway, June II, 1854.
June 20-dlyeart
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To the heirs of John Orr and Henry Guenard,
Cor Quinend.)

UNITED STATES NAVAL AsyLuA,
Philadelphia, December s. 1854
John ORR (cooreJ ndsman, beneficiary at this institution
j died here the eih of July last.
Henry Guenard ounend Marines and beneficiary, died hs
the l7th ultimo.
property of value, which awaits h,
heirs, q
Dec-7-lawsw
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BaTcHELOR~ HAIR DYE.

DARKER az his store Hotel
doreu large Bachelors fair dye which
universally the very article for eoornx the
without injury kin bcach jet black
recommend the aud SAFEST dye In
PARKgR's Fancy and Perfnmcry Store,
Dec 9-cod3s Under National Hotel.
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THROUGH TICKETS.

For Lynchbug with the stages at Charlottesville
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.
Luay New Market with the stages
peper Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
For Winchester daily, connecting with the stages Al Piedmont
Mddleburg daily connecting with the the Plains
Per order; w. b. BROCkKrT, Agent
Nov
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Hamilton G.. FAINT.

Hamilton G.. FAINT.
BdnkeT Ezchangc Sc, PcrusplrHnia
nue., U'asAfngon, ID. c.
ITNCURRENT money land warrants aud Virginia scrip bought
u
nh the principal cities sold purchasers
Stocks bought and sold commission.
Claims agaius, the government collected
Dec l-3mdSw
MOST complete assortment Of shaving convenieRcs open
n ins a, Parkers Fancy Store
Fresh
Amonde shaving cream
Military shaving cakes
Badger hair shaving brushes, &C.
PNRKER's Fancy Perfunery Store,
Dec s-eodst- Penn. avenue, under National Hotsl
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lNmBROIDEiSsE,s LACE GOODS, sxc.--The sub.aribcrs
IA have this day received full and complete
goods,
te yhch Of the ladies The
following is list of OF the leading articles,
2o Maltese chemizets and sleeves, in
% Maltese coiareits and sleeves do
Is richly embroidered uin Valences trimmed
Is do Maltese do
as do lin cnlarets and sleeves
$50 French embroidered muslin collars
10 do do cambric collars
25 richly do eamhc skirts, for open dresses
$50 do pocket hundkerchefs
g5 pieces Maltese iaces and edRings, all widths
100 do Naetces nd insertn
so do English thread aces edgings, nsertines
IS do cambria founcings aud rulings
rs do Swiss muslins, huuncngs, and bands
100 do embroidered dmity bands
50 pairs embroidered muslin and cambric
25 dozen long aid short black lace
Also, variety o Illusions bobbine
bcs embroidered mns lawns, and lace
gloves hosiery,
Sep 3--3awiwif HooE BROTHER, s co.
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OFFICIAL.
TnxAsuRr DrrAnraEsr,


August %, 1854
hereby given holde following described
United States that department prepared 10 puf
the the 20h day OF No
portions Of those stocks amounting the aggregate
10 s3s4a 600 in hereinafter
TONED, wits
any contingent eonpeution within the amount stated
will the order OF time in which said stocks
offered The certificates, duly assigned TO The United
States who The amount thereof must
department., the receipt whereby a
price paid compounded of The following particulars
l. The par value, specified in each certificate
premium of the loan authorized by the act OF
July ls46 November IL, 1886, OF cent re
OF 1872 edeemabe 5lst De
1904 of the stock OF the loans authorized
s and Si5 and redeenabe the former on the 3t
December 1867 3oh June, 6s, of 10 cent
authorized by the aci OF 1906 and
1864 Commonly called the Texan
indeuInty) per cent
par Of each certificate from the h Of Juy
receipt and settlement AT the Treasury with The
money reach the owner Of one Gays interest
in addition.
Payment will be drafts OF the Treasurer OF
the assistant Boston, New YORK,
o Philadelphia, the parties may direct.
viii be entitled the benefit OF this noiee
actually the Treasury ON or before the
said 20h day OF November next
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Treasury
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during which named stocks viii be purchased
upon above specified is hereby extend
ed o 3ls December next inclusive.
books viii be closed the LIST December when
becomes vested in The oekhoder
inscribed stock must, in addition to ihe
United have assignment
khoder thereon Where the inter
assigned where the payable on the list Jan
uay next coupon stock transmitted with the
premium days only Qess interest
from the redemption January will be included with
principal in the settlement
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury
TREASURY DEPARragNT, Nov. le, 1854.
lg-dt3lstDeeinn
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CHOCOLATE, Cocoa and BromA.- w. BAKER coz
W Vanilla Premium
which i premiums been awarded chief
sud fairs Of The Unioa for sale by all the principal
United states, and by their agents: 7g-} ~ n
nusey murray, New York Grant and Twes, Philadelphia
Thomas Bruudge, Baitmo,e Kennel
Oaio; and !. II. howell, Georgetown, ID. C.
WALTER BAKER, 4 co..
Ap3--diy Dorchester. Mass
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limited STATES Mail Line CaIif0rni Aspsn
II 10th month first
class steamships by the Navy Department of less than
1900 tons baTdee, guaraniying speed ond safety
The Panama railroad completed Obispo IL miles from
Pauama.
The transit FROM ocsar miles rail
Aspna obispo Is miles Of land
road recently thorough order A single
therefore in s hoHrs;hc passeng4
aud their being only transferred to and from mu
alongside tie Y
There transportation in future This
route utfrefv sickness description
being always kept in port New York, PaIA
rrane.co prevent detention ofaccide4
The rnui Is rsliaIfe. N
expected thur the
larry in days; and the Pacific, in l2 to lax
Passengers viii Panama they AspA
wall. ~
Through tessu efAs ioSest rates. agency'
West street, New York.
Jan 2s-od
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a su,der,s,, yyine.. phtlndelph,..

John w. SNIDER, dealer od,estabishcd
of Jacob Snder No 76 Walnut street, four
below Fourth where will be supplied with
and liquors ON the accommodating
JACOB sNIDER importation foreign
office No. rs Walnut where he receive orders
special importation Eu-
rope single dozen and upwards and soicits
Tor bis John Vaughan Snder the his friends and
former
An wines delivered Washington city by "Adam Express
free of freight.
y-sly
EsthiNCA and Eagiish boarding and day school for
young ladies' Sisters, street,
l2 Washington,
18th September, pupils
desired puacuai tems
be had AT all the principal bookstores city.
Aug i0-eodsth Sept fStar
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No. 527
Sales of Alternate Sections Postponed.

NOTICE hereby gwen of Representation
In large Of meritoFous actual
crops and other nnoward woa
be public sales OF the United
along the route Of the SoufAUsd Pa
advertised proclamation No
52 following offices, December
those sales postponed
and take place follows, TO wit:
office Louis, commencing Monday, The 9Th
August
Jnckson commencing Monday, the lsh
August next.
At the Cnon commencing Monday the
August
Al The Springfield commencing Monday
OF August next
Given under General Land Office, the city
Washington, December, A. d. thousand eight
hundred and fifty four
By order of the President:
JOHN WILSON, I
T-aw6w Commissioner
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HARDWARE AND CUTLEkSY.--The subscriber now
ii complete of goods which have
manufacturers,
couny Europe best and offered
om twenty five cent Our stock
comprises f''f.''
Housekeeping articles article required about house
under head OF hardware
building materials fine assortment excepting sash weights
at Scents per ID. fH
Mechanics tools, every variety, and mostly warranted
Leather beltug gum hemp packing, Boston factory
prices FH's
Grey Brothers, door springs warranted for four We
agents. and will furnish dealers factory prices
beautiful dustcFs New
per cheaper than other styles.
small punctua
customers by the subscriber.
JOSEPH !. SAVAGE,
IS Gilt Saw, pan- A.
Sov oc1n between 10Th and llth streets.
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Tickets siO--halyes So quarters fa so.


Certificates of packages OF IS whole tickets si3o 90
DO do IS half do G5 Db
DO do 25 do ~ SO
Orders
drawing will be Immediately after
all
Address Z. j. BUCKLEY, Agent,
Nov 23 Wilmington Delaware