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Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-04-08

DULL TIMES AT WASHINGTON. The
Star says, Washington is just now without
a single lion. not man of peculiar note
roa, abroad being there. Proposed land
donations 10 aid in the construction of
railroads, brought flock of ex-members
to w ashington, who had disappeared siuce
ahe last project of that kind was SO EN-.
shasicany disposed Of by the House.
Such gentlemen are no longer to be daily
seen occupying seats Of members in the
House hall as lately, looking'far more
earnestly interested in the current pro-
ceedins than three-four.hs of those charg'
"a by the people With 'he. duty of par'i'
cipalng in them.
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Bishop, Remington & Co,

IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
w | NJ ES AND UOR S !,
No. IL Mereein-st., Cleveland, Ohio, and No. 68
Pearl-st., New York.
wv Z are now receiving new spring stock of
w Wines and Liquors, of their own impor-
tation, to which they would call the attention of
Dealers. They pledge themselves to sell on as
liberal terms as can be offered elsewhere. Or
ders respectfully solicited. aprll-6m
Ec,nt Im.;no7 a., To,.,, yL:o Co-.o..
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CONGRESSIONAL.

Senate-Aprii l-Alier further amend
ments the deficiency bill finally passed.
In the House, the bill for the consuuc.
ton OF six first class screw tngates was
passed as introduced.
April 4-Senate passed steam frlgate
bill. In the House, Mr.. Bennet reported
q bill to equalize grants of lands to the
several states for certain purposes. 1t Is
said The committee on public lands were
opposed to the bill, but wore waiting 10
take the sense of the House on the sub
i. ct. Senate went into Executive ses-
sion on the Gadsden treaty, and several
votes were taken. 1t is considered that
the treaty is rejected.
April Elm the House, Mr.. Churchill's S
bill authorizing contracts for corrying the
mail between New Orleans and San
Francisco was taken mp. Itprovides that
it shall be paid for according to the time
employed, ranging from $4,000 per an
mum for trips occupying 20 days, up to
$l,3OO,OOO. as they are reduced in lime.
Mr.. Smith, of Virginia, remarked in ia
vor of the bill, and said that Vanderbilt,
of New York, was willing TO take such
contract.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
DERS0NS indebted to rue, by account
l. on the books of Weber Ho, tnheek. ard alsoo u
my own books, by note, requested to call immef
ateiy and; pay
Oct, ~. 1853. d. HOORNBEEK.
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W. s. GRANGER, A. II BATss,
W. S. GRANGE r.
DEALER IN aess
Eoraipn and Domestic Hardware, &c.

Main-st., Mansfield, OHIO. s
NTEARI.Y opposite the Teegarden Heuse, st
IN The old stand Of Jimeson's, Main-st., has
On hand large assortment Of foreign and domes-
lie shelf Hardware, Wstervilte Fen and Pocket
Cutlery, the Rsmapo company American Rasot1.
iron, Steel, Nails, Glass, White ksad, PamP
chain and fixtures. Farmers' and Mechanics'
Tools, Carriage trimmings, Machine Betting,
Lirseed Oh.etc march1 l--Sm
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legislative

Sense-Fndsy-Mr. Leland reported
bill 10 amend The Jusnces' code. BY al
lowing jurors fly cents each days at
tendance, and recommending lie indeh>
mite poslponemeni. or suggesting an
amendment providing for sevenly-hve
cents each day, in case the hill be lndeh-
nilely postponed. The bill was ordered
10 be engrossed. Mr.. Brown made a
detailed report upon The bill to prohibit
the circulation of bank notes Of less de-
nomination lkan s5-lhe nature OF cor
pora powers-the decisions Uf the Su-
preme Court that Bank charters were not
contracts. &C.. &C., and recommending
that House agree 10 the amendment pro-
hibiting the banks from issuing bills under
the above denomination. IL was resolved
70 adjourn on the first Monday in 1lay.
Mr.. Rogers offered the following:
Resolved, That il 1t Is good policy aud
Democratic to prohibit the circulation of
bank bills Of the denomination Of five
dollars and under, il is equally good pol
icy and Democratic 10 prohibit the circu-
laiion of bills of any denomination what
ever-and any law that does not prohibit
the circulation dnd issue of all bank bills,
is tad policy. anti. Democratic, ccm-
promise with bankers. and violation Of
the rights Of the people.
Tie resolution was referred TO the
Committee on Currency. Mr.. Logue Of
fered the following:
Resolved, That all members hereafter
excused, or being absent without excuse,
shall not be entitled to receive their per
diem for the time they may be absen,
from the House, unless detained or ex>
cused on account Of sickness.
This bit OF pleasantly on the part of
Mr.. Logue, was frowned down by the
"grave and reverend seigneurs," inslanter.
Mr.. Logue must be new member.
House took up School Bill. The ques>
tion being upon agreeing to the instruc-
tions to abolish the Township Board Of
Education, and return 10 the old district
school system Allen moved to amend
the instructions by providing for German
schools when ecessary-agreed to. Mr..
Walkup moved to amend instructions b.
instructing the Commiltee TO enquire in
TO the expediency" of so amending, &C.,
instead of making it imperative to SO
amend. Agreed to.
Monday-House went into Committee
of the Whole on the tax bill several
amendments proposing various exemp
,ions, ere debated and voted down. The
81 tntiment of the House is evidently
agsins, any exemptions not specified in
the constitution.
Nothing of interest done since Monday
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DEATklGE, or the EnkIewn Relatives, by
ID Miss Catherine Sinclan tArillinG inter
sst. A, G. DU Wt6 HON.
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CARPENTER TOOLS of Sheffield Manu-
~ facture; the best in market, and for sale
cheap.
april ltf W MOSS, sandusky.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-04-08

TUST RECEIVED-300 Kegs nils, and so
y kegs wrought spikes, for sale at Cleveland
and Pittsburgh prices.
april w. V. MOSS, sandusky,
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Hardware.

MOWERS s. KINNEY have on hand large
L assortment of Hardware, Nails, Iron, Glass,
Sash, Carpenters Tools, &c., for sale low for
cash. nd
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From the Columbus (Ohio) Statesman and Democrat.
THE PEOPLE AND THEIR EXECUTIVE.

The women of Thibet make their faces hideous and ugly
To preserye their virtue and correct their morals The
saans of the administration of President Pierce do the
same thing without having the same object III while they
are ndugng in their conortions OF vsaSe toward demo-
cratic officers they could their buried virtue and
would correct their tainted morals they might we'll be par
doned But to hear an administration which is proverbal
for its integrity in the finances of the country assaed by
cormorans who have just dropped fat and gorged rom
the treasury under whg management puts ones patience
to the rack. To hear denunciations about Greytown,
Soule reciprocity with Canada, etc. from mouths which
spae low and toward foreign in the time OF
Taylor and Fillmore is uncomfortable. The snarlers and
snappers at the administration of President Pierce and s
policy however find echo from the masses OF the people
Were the vote taken to-day, Has our President acted
trustworthy or n the affirmative would ring through
the land trumphany The people have just read the
message of the President and the documents winch accom-
pany We have been careful to note the general expires
regarding these papers II is upon these that verdict
has been rendered of trusrohy and ntcgcntly rem
dered There class which message OF Franklin
Pierce even though il inspired with the presctence
of Providence would please These the corrupt and
disappointed There another class which, against theii
better impulses and Judgment were constrained TO con
denim it. They were party leaders, secret machnators and
office schemers who would not for their aggrand2e
menL have the President well with the people Such have
condemned the message; of them for its rehcenees
that il omitted TO say something Objectionable on some dc
batabe points for its moderation because 1T did no
rant and rave that they might hold It up to frighter
conservatism with and some for no reason at OIL dscrm
inao against the message with wiseacro pomposity,
preserve in the minds OF Others their opnionatiy
egotism There another class and in ii arc those wht
love republican simplicity of thought and STYLE and con
duct They make up the grand inquest whose verdict Il
the fat of the nation They have read the message OF tn
President with the spirit in which it was written with n
desire pervert its meaning with no suspicion asqwnt
a A in thp messu ulp
but who in their native unsesh good sense have ap
proved the painneas mness rectitude executive ability
and superior power which shine through 1t
sentences with n mild vet steady lustre
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United states Mail.

UTAH.
Posr ornor DsrARrarsr,
December 5, 1884.
day september 1875 oh June, less ocu
Office Of the Post Once Department in The Of Washington
until O. OF The 18Th dny of June, 1855 to be decided by the
day and the lime herein specified,
1886 Ci, by NeGs Mill, MN Creek, Holladays
ssuemen, Lutte Cottonwood, and Dlapenville, to Mount
sst City every Thursday Tins
Leave sIoan,ainyine every Friday AZ Yam;
o7 eo sa s' hats ci BY Tasssss
ner's Mills, Bingham, aud Kanyon, 10 Cedar Valley, 45
Leave Sal. Lake riy every Thursday at ans
Amve at Cedar Valley nexl day by Ia
Leave Cedar Valley every Friday Al pms
Arrive al sail Lske cry neu day by SPIN.
Os From roee City To Gmnlsve, a miles and back once
Arrive a, Grunisynie by 70 m;
Leave Gransvie every Tuesday at pm;
ss's From c S%s; cy o,ssA ,ns
Lenve Nevn, v,ly every Monuay a,s IA.
Leave Cedar City every Monday ais I'm
Arrive at Nephi City every Friday by
NOTES.
No will be made for trips performed, and for sue @
@ ay he nE' ssases Pa s1r @ s % lime as
eonneaion with depending mats and ~ s
viii he imposed unless the promptly and saisiaco
osr eS" y son for negeens take the mail
no ' 70 ss a 40 sSasn
runs concerned vehicles on the
lhe POSTMASTER
failures asreeahy contracts for d-obeyng the Pos, Office
laws Instructions of the Department. or for assigning tue contract
without General The Postmaster
schedule He also order an increase Of
allowing therefor rata increase on The
discontinue the at To
decrease of he allow months extra compensation
with No extra viii be allowed Tor
the points be supplied
correctly The bids should be addressed 10 The
Second Assistant Postmaster General supsebsd Mai proposal
Territory Uab The TO be executed and
before the LIST day OF Seprmbr
1855 be incorporated IN
for California; Oregon Utah. &c
18th October, 1853.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
/ Dec 6-lawiw Postmaster GeneTa
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ENGLISH WAR LrrERATuREThc last number of the North
British Review contains article the progress and
prospects of the war; written Immediately after the battle
of Alma and the rumored fall of Sebastopo The follow
ing extract is fair sample Of the whole article
As soon as it known that the expedition to the
rmea was resolved upon, took for granted that the
rmea would be conquered and that Sebasopol must ul
matey fall into hands but assuredy no one ancl-
pacd that after months Of notice armies would have
been suffered land without the anest attempt at oppo-
on that first victory would have been so signal so
decisive and rapid that the greatest fortified harbor
of Russa-probsbly the strongest in the world-woud be
taken on such easy terms or in so bret period SAN
gupe as we were we confess that the feebencss of
Muscovite resistance has been surprise tos We re-
marked nearly year ago that merely to ascertain whether
the strength of the Gar the strength of the giant
only of the bully, might be well worth the expense and
danger of war but certainly had no idea that the
information could be obtained in clear and at
SO light cost Henceorh, the prestige Of Russian mill
tay power gone Europe need dread her arms no more
and though her diplomacy is still danger to be guarded
against yet diplomacy unsupported 10y CONVICTION OF tue
invinciby Of the dplomast Is deprived OF its most
Formidable weapons The Gar, hitherto the great bug
bear Europe and Of Asia has been beaten on all hands
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1 INJURIOUS ART;CLEs.--We have deemed it prudent to
Ia OF all class. Hence
those below named-al well nssortedfor
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
extremely low figures.
rich gashmore aud chane lane long shaws and
81 cartons ladies' cloaks and man'les, modern styles
IS do medium and fine Canton shawr
rs plaid and plain NefiGos the ad considered the
handsomest in the District
40 pieces rich peculiar glossy black silks, NIL widths,
styles, and prices
supply OF and figured silks many the lot
propriate evening dresses
full assortment of embroideres, with ladies' embroidered
pocket handkerchief
Judges above Of goods reelection will
them the reliable from whence
seek their supplies.
all the leading styles Of goods abundant
We would also large LOT Of choice bed blankets and
comforts be eone6 In this that stock OF
all kinds linen goods and mourning goods will be found
pcte during tho year.
Dealing such fabrics hear the decided excel
having xed nnalterab
buyers will advantage OF doing business
90 All persons indebted will please call and settle tbc
bills the Their attention will be regarded
n
% articles, prices and fair dealing be relied
In all cases PERRY BROTHER,
"Central Stores - building,
Dee 22--Ghi Opposite Centre Market
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PETIJION-

BY Mr.. STANTON, of Kentucky, The memorial OF
Mark Hardin and other heirs of Col John Hardin who lost
his life in executing very hazardous mission to the Indian
tribes northwest the Ohio, in May 1892 undertaken by
request Washington asking Congress to comply with the
promise Of General Wilkinson said Col Hardin that if he
lost his life the enterprise his wdow should receive from
the government yearly supply not less than two hundred
dollars during her natural life.
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condensed analysis of that policy and principle
"'n 'ne democracy must maintain in order as well To
' ascendency as to the pepetuy Of the republic This
programme Is eminenty worthy OF true patriot and
sshnaias y emanates from an honest heart early
sehooIed In democratic lore inspired by the souvenirs ~
our revolutionary annals and informed with the phoso
ply Of true progress f'N''
10 take up thcss propositions hereafter ser
a.~ Their apprehension, their full weight and mean
WI 10 more 10 band our party together-issevered
,Is,,A, ,as'el''aa any motive hope that be-
S'eel hayones and brute force do not organize parties.
nor preserve their organization Consimarity Of idea
Ana enthusiasm for great cardinal truthsttese arr the
common bases tor the welfare With these pru-
ep,es on our ensign the democracy shaking os ephem-
e-scrvers and dckcring aspran,s be best
seu' harohized, and elevated and, raider the prov
uehee OF God our destiny, temporarily bedmmed by the
OF secret orders and prosptve intolerance shall
sh'he out once more manifest and glorious
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T name Of ps via - sPssss a.e ~ novx unless tbs
payment Of the subscfPaon ts made in advance.
Distant snbsbsrs msy forward ousy by letter. pos-e
which win be paid byus aud all k assumed
The COUNTRY PAPER pubHasd ui weeky during t.o SEES
nons Of Congress, and weesy during the
Subscriptions psps les tAsn year will be rocelved
terms propostioaed W w shove rates. IsFr
up 0sTMAsTE-S are authorised as our nxsn ,uJ v
seuding D"LY subscribers, So enclosed y,vs
sEnwEEKI- subscribers with gas enclosed will, be sn,,ed n,
a copy xyaf'
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The NatiOnp' H0tei

A. ,, v will no rc of 9Th
H ~. ,an, rho EN-. OF kitchen
c rear Of s ti,dine The alterations and dining
M , furnished with the bssi the markets afford,
best and expense or 'n.uv ' w r~a
TO render the house, the county
The therefore, ha, pubic VIII continue
The liberal patronage been exrpo the house
Persons desiring procure Tor The waIer o % at any
time after the 2Otb, by calling at the Hotel. L.. -.
Y, u. WILLARD.
WAsmsoroa Cry, November II, 1854
Nov l6-u
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c,TAynARp French Autho.a, Ave editions, In fine
y Paris bindings variety by The undersened, I'M
ported by himself from PnrIs, many ri them lust openad
nee OF FRANCK TAYLOR
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,IUTIChThe representatives Of Rudnphus Brill, de
IN letters granted by
Orphans Washington county Maryland, in the year
notified appear the orphans court of said
county before the Let day Nay 1855, and establish then
hands, which hereafter come
hands administrator dc bonS with
the viii annexed of said deceased,
JOHN Il SNEARY,
Administrator de bons with lbe will annexed.
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Il. G. ROBERTS Il Co,
n Kias,s yAIips Yard. LaIdon
". a WAsMWRfrnT n CO.,
GEO. IL pRAPEK, na,,,

hc vwne. ships will not be accountable for gold ye
specie iewey precious metals unless bills
n signed the value thereof therein expressed
u T-hif
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This 4 notice that the subscriber sth OBJ
he Dis
tict Columbia OF administration The estate of
OF Washington county deceased All
havng the said deceased hereby warned to
hb same thereof the snbscrber
before the day otherwise by iaw
be excluded all benefit of the said esiaia.
Given under my hand this 25h dag OF -osembel, iaol
T. G. WASHINGTON,
Administrator.
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United States Mail.

Posr OFFICE DEPARraRNT,
November %, 1854.
DROPOs us United States from the
March, 1885, june 1855 following
the State the Couiiaa Office of This
Depa until O'Clock, Monday, the 18th OF Jan'i
afy, 1855 he decided by the 18th following:
No 1871 Red Landing by Simnsport, Moeauv'ie
MansHa, Marksvile, and Point Magrc, to Alexandria,
ID miles and back, three times week. in twohorse
Leave Red Landing Monday, Thursday and Satur-
day al ga
Arrive a Alexandria days by II pm;
Leave Alexandra Friday, and Sunday AT .
Arrive n Red Landing days by III
Proposals perform service horse coaches will he
considered, and invited
For form of poposa guarantee and certcae also notes and
be
bidder,
espedent and adver
inviting for mail service TOR the contract term
July Ie5 the States OF Alabama Louisiana
SC, dated January Q. 1854
Each proposal should Proposal
73l La and addrecd Postmaster General,
Washington, ID. G.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Nov zs-lawaw a. Postmaster g neral.
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l UsSIA. ChiDn, and India tnf1rna~
n ~ Valuable gin books for the holidays
History uf Russia. 200 900 eDgrayings.
History of China and Inda. 40 engraving
History nised States; illustrated by II. Sears ustra
tion- are NJ the beet artists,
Sold by DECKER,
No. 10 Louisiana
between Eighth and Ninth streets,
by Il, w. BATES,
who ub agents Tor the work
by addressing o9l Office the hook win be sent to
nnyp q
Dtc2
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CAuSs AND Errrf--A Texas exchange says that the
earth so kind in that State that Just tickle her with
hoe and she viii laugh with the harvest
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Chspped Hands and Face.
uUERLAIN'S Amondinc-frosh.
W Roselss
Pstcys Cold Cream do
l0doyeD bay IN, from Madame Layigna's dsuIlcry.
casc of IS doz Farina cologne, very superior.
PARKER's
Fancy Perfumery Store,
Dec 7-3. Penn avenue under National Hotel.
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CARDo all who wish purchase good furniture or house
keeping subscriber would announce hal
hia Th No AJS opposite
the filed with ne assortment None
bargains he Is determined not to
be lie ot beautiful pnrlor furniture
OF enamed cottage chamber
furniture, made finished in superb style
advanced the asnrrn very large, unds very
he expected Goods delivered
I NJ os ,c,9,. N. McGREGON.
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Notice of Lost Land Warrant.

Notice of Lost Land Warrant.
AZ HEREAs land No. $3.50, FOR 80 acres, ssued in
favor of Benamue Puckei, military the
1872 aud whereas said ADDRESS through
Office of Washington city has been either lost or
laid, hereby given SHALL proper time apply
Office Tbs Commissioner of Pensions FIR duplicate OF the
same. N. q. ThP5COTT.
Nov 29-lawGw
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district of Columbia, ORrnAss' CouRr
! Vnsbinpt, n county. 10 WIZ Nov. IA, 1854.
Ordered personal estate OF Aread
Can't Washington county, deceased, the nouce re
oued by Of said deceased by advertisement
once for three weeks in tac Union -
! Test Ed ~ ROACH, Register n' WINS
Nov 96-law3w
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40 of Congress. strTnsers so.o"rnins !" ths
city, and public grgsrayPGnn tue To on your aten
lion INV large add cloths cassmres and vest
yvhir order The shortest notice and IN
such sye please Having suppcd establish
the win that all garments
those made IN any other o.
tallishment n the United aies
WN n STANFORD, Merchant Tailor,
Penn avenue, three oi Sd street, No, 4eS,
Also agent regular French Fashions, received regularly
suits month. W. W. .
Dec 3--9sw9wif
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A FEAST FOR EplCUREs-Af few cans PATIO dc hoiegras
II salmon
John, Newfoundland delicious Grtieieor sale by
RUBr ID. TWEEDY,
Corner Penn, avenue and 18th street,
29--dtlstJan South side.
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Christmas Cake.

Christmas Cake.
GAUTIER will exhiat Friday Saturday extensive
I beautiful cake
Also pound half pound
plums G. GAUTIER,
Dec 2o-4t 25o Pennsylvania avenue
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gUpERIpR Second ha nd Pisnofortss, i have on hand
> superior hand pianos, witch VIII be sod low
Apply to jas. " ,Nc.u'hh,
Dec 5-3t AGcioncer and Commission MERCHANT
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THE Practical prenahtsrnrnJ enynplese course OF
engineering architectural mechanical drawings by Armen
gnnd and Johnson, ciy engnoen vol qiarto London sof
NoY2i FRANCk Thfboh
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Two furnished chambers ssr reot-rar rent two ro,
modious chambers, neatly comfortably iurnshed They
cigiby located 9Th street. between Louisiana ard
quiet Beghborh od the Na
onai aud Browns Hotels. They very suited for two
neuds who wish other being nd
Joining, with door opening bsween them.
Inquire on the premises No 49, 5 street, Congregational
Church
duff
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fysRRlAGE and A0rses for -aie--i Of beautifully
ha,.d northern family cafriage horses together with
iifccnt northern built modern carriage.
The of value bang aud gentle The
carriage only about months and
aud perfect as first purchased
Yhe having tor tnem will sell them great bargain
Apply to Wd. II. uOVE, Coal dealer, First Ward.
20 diff
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NJ. A. Tyson a. Sisters Seminary

street, betpeen l2ih aud l3u Washington.
TUE duties This institution September ls and wi
continue TO the usual time closing in July rareu wshin
TO enter their children do according cre,
ars which be obtained either iRu0n at the p
cipal bookstores
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