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ExTaA PAY.

TT g. NAVY EXTRA PAY OFFICE.-sAILORs VINO
between 1876 and 1888 served in the Columbus Cyane,
Erie Ohio. Dale, shark Relief yand,lia Indspsle-
Warren, Southampton, Massachusetts, Lexington, 81.
Narys Portsmouth, ST. Lawrence, vincennes Falmouth,
Savannah Constitution Fredonia their widows or beffs.
will be paid this extra pay. by.
date Purser U. s. Navy 81 wall street. bsssmens
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-10

A YOUNG NAN WHO HAS BEEN ENGAGED IN
the capacity of book keeper, wishes respectable
pcyment would have objection to learn trade sign
and ornamental painting preferred and would take charge
OF set of books required Address j. H. Herald Office
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WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, a sITUA.
w ton In small private family TO do general house
work or chamber work good washer and roner and
lerstands plain cooking Has good reference Call at ~
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lNANTEp-AT MANNING,s orrIcE- aa1 nowrn,

WANTED-AT MANNING'S OFFICE, 2sl BOWERy
w man and wife for good situation in gentlenans
ny one houts ride from TINS city the plain gar
The following description Of servants 10 waiting at this
office viz frt rate Protestant ooachmon Engish Irish
end scotch several active men farmers plain gar
dcners grooms men, aud boys for Trades ko excel
lent cooks oh3 herasils nurses scamstresses waters,
dairy maids. and girls for general honsewok Ia city and
country Employers promptly attended 10,
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EIOTHlNG AND FURNITURE WANTED -pppsoro
lawn any to dispose Of can receive fair cash prsS
Elm street n B,-Ledss attended 70 by xts SotssN %
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WANTED-BY TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG wO.
men situations one as good plain cook andgbaker and
washer and roner the other chambermaid and waiter
or TO do chamberwok and washing plain wing Good
city reference for three given their last places
Apply at 253 Thirteenth street between First and
avenue A, third hoor. front room
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WANIED-BY YOUNG MAN, AGED TWENTY
w animation as lookkeeper assistant in whole.
sale houses he possesses ht class education Il Quick
correct at figures Has satisfactory testimonials and can
give respectable references Address A. NJ NJ at Mr. T. q
Watson's, $40 Broadway
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yATANTED-A SITUATION. BY A RESPECTABLE
w young girl cook, her and roner excellent
one In private family, and s willing TO make herself
general housowork take care Of dran
and do sewing. Wages not SO much object home
the best OF city references Can be
cent employers Plcase call at &c Arlington place Troy
treet ne mr. EIGHTH
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w to do fine washing and ironing BY respectable
young girl who has lived five last place
be well recommended Please call at As North Moore
street.
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r OsT-A BROWN HORSE, WITH WHITE HIND
IL white his face 16s hands high was caught
in Fifth aysnus between and Thirty eighth
returning him TO his When caught his harness
+. W CLARK corner Of East Sixty first street and
First avenue.
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S GARDENER AND GROOM-wANTED, BY A So
"A her, single person. stuation perfect knowledge
the vesetab fruit and flower garden greenhouse hot
driving Of two horses. Can he we'll recommended.
No objection to go into the country Address Herald
Office for three DAYS
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nRESSMAKER AND SEAMSTREsS. - SITUATION
~ wanted ia small private family good city references
ven Apply at No ls2 East Twenty street. for two
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LOST AND FOUND.

DOG LOST-ON FRIDAY, THE It'll OF APRIL, A
black and Scotch terrier, about
the OF Jack Whoever will bring him TO liz Hudson
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Something Entirely Ncyv.--Tgaose Beautiful
Autusson carpets article cfearpss magnificent pat
os PR ysra a Tho great cheap carpet depot j. HENRY
Ladies' Shoe Establishment --Jefyers, 465
ns hs city ard ws %
fully informed that celebrated shocsand boots are still
Manufactured under Joaers' porsona anpersis'on'
Ectlce.-Those In Pursuit or Well Made
s.ss win na mu 6Sy p ss
sionaby cut garments made up WIN 1s sSsi o. %
ed in dsurss Boys clothing and furnishing goods
Sewing Machines, Using waxed Thread,
SSS e aIs a sGs 81 @5p T Ss
.s.. sinssr ;ssss sewing machine:
There mo- and any conroversy about The
i NJ. SINGER CO.. No, s2s Broadway.
As the soft Spring Breezes play arn,., ,vse
fasE sss rshs ySsDs pn
The human hair Both remedies '1 are u g reinyena.e
Price 70 cents Headquarters, DAKERs 49, Brosdway
EsssSeiov's Haar Dive ,s .t,u an. ys.dsrs,
Dsrtsey wledssd TO be the exAn.
y show -g the hair ne moment It !, applied Tons
'sA'- dye Known Sold saTCaGLbss Sss sIaaawa5
Hyatcs Life acknowledgements In ITS
most painful forms also scroula old ulcers and the worst
plant, kidneys ncpicnt consumption &c, Ger.
family By this PRINCIPAL
efand street SeVentyhve cents per bottle.
Twop prizes now, from two worlds Fairs,
FIRST Worlds Fair in london Awarded a
Y q asnsS hon The
creed him medal. Central depot 42A Broadway.
Gouraud's italian Mesiicated Soap Is the
only reliable article for the of pmple eches tan
Of Of this celebrated and old estatsssd skin pre-
a ana % AIT M ut
ton health Equally a%edis Gourauas Poadre
ngy and H.
a. 1ne S,a aa1 Snh Third @
Philadelphia Bates 10 Washington street. Boston &C.
To the Ladies-A. w. Roberts, having COM
Pe.sd b, SsesaSns vii oEsn on Monday ss 10th q
lace goods in the very latest styles and very
A Life Insurance Office Chizzled.-A Well
haa
In Of 1t
us a. rate as he did Inquire At IL C9fandt
HearLen.-My Ongucnt will Force TIE
say X
Bioai GRAHAM 70 Ann street. Hayes i7' Fulton stree
{ .Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye.-Do
sir At the REJECTION s IL
r5uyenass them. Win YOU have them black or brown
,celHior dye produces either in perfection Sold andls
tely applied at 8 Astor House.
MOldavia Cream.-This superb compound,
10 Strengthening and identifying the hair prepared only
sold by W. A. Bachelor, at celebrated hair dye
wig factory 23S Broadway BACHELOR hair dye sold
applied. Nine private rooms.
Newly Discovered Medlicated Inhalation for
Diseased Lungs Dr. Curtss Hygenna is producing
tire revolution in the treatment Of lung Complaints Ae
chitis and consumption heretofore considered hopeles
from ccrgymen and other OF the high
respectabity Sales here have reached hum
dred day although is only three months since
:oyery in medicine ever made BY man y gives imm..
Of Richmond Me-, writes usThe Hygeana 10 DOH
VII hn1 n
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RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SIT
"A uaton in small private family, to do house,
work and has good city reference from her last would
have objection short distance in the country
not engaged Can he three days Please call IS
Mulberry street second floor, back room.
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WANTED-AT RAyENSW0OD LONG ISLAND
w five miles from the city two tidy Pro
testSnt girls in small ry ate family one tina, cook,
wash and iron WELL and theother and
Apply at ront street thisday between and o'clock
None need apply but those who can be we'll
for honesty and capability.
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COACHHAS WANTED--0N STATEN ISLAND; AN
~ experienced and sober Young Must be we'll rceom
mended Apply at Broad street. up s,ars between land
1 O'Clock.
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WANTED by TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMEN,
w situations In respectable family, first rate
rook the other cha nbermad both excellent washers
and roner The best Of city reference be given Please
eall at 100 Nineteenth street. between Sixth aud Seventh
avenues, for two DAYS.
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CooK.-sITuATIoN WANTED IN A SMALL PR!
~ yete family; good city rcf renee given Apply al
Court street. South RrootIin gor two dax..
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WANTED SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
" young woman, 70 do general homework, washing
and ironing Cond city reference be given Please
call at No 81 Spring street, Ne. z.
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WANTED-A SITUATION, AS CHAMBERMAID OR
w waiter, In small private family has her last
place for years The best o city given Apply
ut PA Seventh nv enue. for two daya.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

I MUGHT AT LAST.-MR AND MRS OSCAR SHANG-
nae have been captured az last BY H. Flags in Phil
adelpha and few days ut 50 Nassau street.
together with Frederick which turned 70
lie n full bred Chittagony
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ARE WANTED FOR TWO
~ protested cooks first class washers ironer
1.-TWO one experienced laundres two Scotch
chambermaids and walters efficient nurses seastrcses
and large number Of general houseworksrs English
man and colored at MANNINGS Office 10 Hillary street.
Brooklyn.
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WANTED-A SITUATION, As CHANBERMAID AND
w to do hpe washing and ironing az plain sewer by
most respectable young woman; II fully having
lived for years in some of the first families this city Can
re seen tor two days II not engaged AZ University place.
between Eleventh and twelfth streets.
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PROPOSALS will Office until and on
November next for the snent delivery
o an iron steamer for the lake be delivered De
iro port Erie, by day snd
be long of beam,
exclusive OF hsts paddle wheels for wheel houses OF
ons nd of
he deck o fashion,
vded follows machinery
for the hands; OF machinery, cabin
water Closets and customary cabin kitchen ure
less than 20 hands and six officers
The upper deck, cabin roof TO be- sufficiently m for
be ON the upper deck and to be supplied
with customary conveniences for steering.
The boat be schooner supplied
spnrs sails and rigging To be properly painted have two ade
quae Anchors WIN adequate cham cables, and all
of bause holes, chain cable boKe wndas LEVERS
Each proposer details and dimension OF and
furnish drawing and model OF the boat
The boat 10 be supplied with good yaw boats not less than
20 feel long each and each boat good with rudder
aud uler
No advances be contract the War Depart
men. 10 have authority for reasons 20 declare the contract void
right accept any oil The proposals. or to reject the whole and to
advertise anew.
Of miles supplied with suitable
hunkers capable of slowing less 100 tons Of coal
and
fire. bs observed The boat have less than 20 ade
quae water buckets.
engine of best quality be Of the low pressure hind
with the best recent improvements
When the reported ready by the inspector
appointed Department; officer the
be chosen by the These select thd
employ the requisite remen laborer Sc in order 10 make IN
spection and trial.
100 miles moderate weather. ion which trial "Trip said
shall maintain speed Of not less than miles the hour
consecutive hours
The condition,
strength Of materials and machinery workmanship fnish and
fulfilled his also evidence of expenses of inspection
and trial. half of said expenses to be paid by the United States
and one-half by The contractor -
sep l6--daotS2awtlstNov Col Corps T. E.
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The Second Exhibition of the Metropolitan
Mechanics, Institute.


and the Mechanic aud Usejni .at
WILL opened city Washington Thursday 9Th
day OF February 1885, in The splendid hall Of
Smithsonian nsiiluon which
10 exhibition the mechanics artists
Io all others desiDg dspa, the Of their labor sk
and tste from all portions of the Uoon cordially in
The machinery department charge special
superintendent seam power fixtures, labor, Se will he
An intending exhibit requested give eary
possible Goods should be accompanied with in
The co,nmitee lheefore that, Inviting
,an Institute they offering u the producer Of ex
celent articles valuable opportunity Of making known 70 The
country novelty and utility the style of their
workmanship aud their adaptation TO the purposes for which they
They would respectfully solicit from The LADIES those specimens
elegant handwork which heretofore have formed attractive
ali such 10 commiiee Of ladies' and 10 award 10 a
of swelry &c. suited the of the
will opened the reception goods Monday
IN, as day Of January and On 'he evening Of thursday The sh Of
reception OF vsers and continue abou four weeks
entered upon judges competition premium except
such the committee shall be satisfied despatched iron dis
in time to have reached III, hall by that day bu failed 10
rive from unavoidable detention
Articles designed for exhibition only will be received free Of
Charge until Tuesday night 9Th OF February 10 O'Clock
which ime depostors will be subject charge of from SO
Apprentices articles their own make
nyention shall specify their and The they
All articles deposited competition and premium must be of
American manufacture conspcuousy labelled with appropriate
names maker inventor f knownj the
of he deposition copy OF which label must be furnished the
Prices may be affixed, the option of the exhibitor
Deposora hs time Of entry will receive ateket Of e 10
all times when a, open Ito. to 'he he public.
Metropolitan Mechanics Institute Wahin gon d. and should
of The ARTICLES and the OF the party sending
ihem distinctly marked on the packages They should also be
companed by detailed invoice,
Circulars containing will forwarded and
any information application corresponding
ay whom all communications the business Of the Institute
should be addressed
Oct 3l--3aw6w
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Washington, September 2e, 1874
petition Caroline Williams adnnistfatrix of fThos
Williams deceased Moreau Station, New York; praying
granted the said Thos r. Williams
li, of December 1910, Improvement in maclney
forming bats for eng &c ~ for from the expiration
of said patent, which takes place on The 4 day Of Decenbe
le5i--
The said petition be heard The Patent Office
November l2 O'Clock,
notified appear and show they hlve
why said petition ought not TO bc graned
Patent
objections, specially forth writing, least
heang all testimony flied by either
hearing be taken aud transmitted accord
with the rules the Office which will be furnished npp
testimony the will be closed on the 18th Of Novem
dposons relied testimony must be
flied Office before the morning of that day the
munts, ii any, within days thereafter.
this be published tie Union, ntel
gencer and Evening Star Washington d. G. Evening Argus,
American, York; Post Boston,
Massachusetts and Daily Couer Buffalo, ~ " week for
day Of hearing, ....
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents
p SEdtorS Of the above papers will please and send
bills Patent Oces with containing this notice.
SsuO Ill nu.lv
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The name of person apon on, oOOa es
payment Of the sabscr,paion e made in advance
Distant subscribers money by letter the postage
which "i be paid byn and all b
ram
The COUNTRY PAPER Published u weekly during e ses
sions of Congress- and semi weekly during the recess
Subscriptions for period wear viii be received
tenn proporuoned above annual rates.
QyPosTMASTERs as our agents and NV
sending DAILY Subscribers $50 enclosed or FIVE
WEEKLY subscribers, with s2 enclosed entitled ia
copy gratis.
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ARMY and Navy Equipments.

AZ ALL STEPHENS, military manufacturers OF the first orders
w respectfully call the attention OF army and navy officers
their superior sie goods They have created
revolution this department. and furnish the most eegant
eonds AT successfully challenge red uoon
w wish not exclusive privilege business
and is susceptible progress the despite the oggngs
of antquanans -
fashions.
United states Gags banners made to order
.Nur l2--9tawanic
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Arn avrRx .rnrn urscnrr

rARPETINGs AND EVERY OTHER DEsCHIP-
ton OF houz eunshing dry goodsWe receiving, di-
FROM importers auctions New York. brilliant
supply of superb velvet tapestry, Brussels three
ply aad superne insran carpets which viii sell from 10 to
80 per cent, less than former prices
Aso the eeea and varied stock OF curtain materials
have opened comprising brocateile
and ane sernos Turkey red cashmee
chinz shade linen embroidered musns,
sets and by the yard, very elegant aud cheap.
We likewise prepared offer great inducements 10
cbase floor oclOths kinds quilts
blankets from 81 S2 pair linen shectngs all widths pillow
nen danak table diaper table cloths damask napkins
oicoh oas Scotch, Russia and
back diaper table ocoih, sc.
without would
public generality this
of dry goods greatly reduced figures
will be sold prompt
credit dealers at corresponding low rates
BARNES a MITCHELL,
On the ayenue between s,h and OH streets.
Sep 22-eo3wif
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los \ WILSON,
Acting Commissioner OF the General Land OF
NOTICE TO PRE-. .EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Congress approved 81 March, 1859, entitled An
pre- empon rights certain settlers therein men
the United States they then
the above mentioned alternate sections,
and Improvement made prior TO The date
and paid for AT the rate OF two dollars and
fly per the day fixed for The public sale And h
1851 entitled An act for the relief OF
reserved for railroad purposes persons who set
tied lands the date of uhddd
entitled emptogs al the ordinary minimum pice OF
public lands the rate OF one dollar and twenyhVe cel
acre paid before the day fixed for The pub
lie Therefore, every entitled to the right OF pre-
eupon OF under tbs act OF Sd
1853 above referred TO- ON settlements made pror 10 e 9
February lS5i he date of alo'men or under The act OF 2
made prior 10 the date OF withdrawal
required establish the sasacon e the register and
make therefor at the
price practicable after seeing h' npsies,
the day appointed for the public sale OF The lands EN-
bracpr the otherwise such claim will be forfeited
JOS. s. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner OF the General Land Office
IB--lawl3w Int q staf.l
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No 523.
Sale Of alternate sections I'm the state OF Missouri
mo. 523.l

No. 523.I
sale OF alternate in the state Missouri.
Hy the President the United states.
IN of law, l. FRANKLIN PIERCE, Presden, of the
public the sections parts being
s "a Tse @ hs sa a? % s.af o %
steeo Msso subject to sale a. Two dollars aud any cents per
granting right way Missouri, and a portion
sa s %n SO e e IN s o sa ss %
the act of 4th August 1854 viii be hed AZ the undeenoned
wit;
Al The land office PALMya. commencing Monday, the
within such sections and parts Of bearing odd numbers
Noth Of he base line, and we Of e h principal eriaia
Township fifty sir, of range three.
Townships yre ystD fifty seven and Dteigh of range
Townships ytDJivs, fly sir, hfysevon, iyesm, and my
Townships aaydre, y'tr, afyssven, dnyeigh', and fly
Townships fayfpe fifty six fifty seven, dycfsM, range
Townships tyfse dy six, fifty sepen, Of range eight
Townships yfre, 6ty six and ftysepen, of range nine
townships tyre' ty sir, tseee" and y eight of range
Townships Gyr, afy-seven, and fifty eight,
Townships fysr ffy-seven, and tegM, of rnnge twelve
MILAs commencing Monday eighth
day of January next for the disposal Of the vacant public lands
such odd numbered referred situated in the
fn0 ing named townships, 10 wit
North of the base line and the h principal meridian
Towmshps t STR and ats ssh. Of range Gteen
TownshPps & 'na and a o. ." sna
Teen M 81. .,-
Townships ty sir and fyeight OF nnge nineteen
Townships y sir my seven and t eight Of range tweny
Townships tJysu, dfyHeven and HayesAs, of twenty
Townships Jtyr fifty seven nnd thyeiga, of range
three.
land Office commencing Monday the
eighteenth day Of Dcembsr for the disposal of the vacant pub
such odd sections above referred sit
uaed the following named townships, viz;
North Of The base line, and oe Of the A principal merdian
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supp 'ehe Court OF the United states,
DECEMBER TERM 1853.
No. 10 HoHrHr w'S.P''r,APp'b S.''r,AP
Baltimore College OF Dental surgery.

l'l lN A. HARRIS, NJ. D., principles of Dental Surgery.
,uonas u Bond, M, D., principles Of DENIAL Medicine
Neshihgton X Handy, VI. D. Oatomy and Physiology.
cured A. Blandy NJ D., Dental Practice
nh'lp IT, Austen, NJ. D. Dental Mechanics.
seg'nad N Wright, NJ. o.. Dental Chemistry.
1 hteenth annual session will the Let Novum
ana close the LIST
mouth OF he
anatomical dsscct,ons
ne nhrmary being with college
ae lhc advantage of
Wrn throughout the whole year.
the diploma.
for further information address =
So r. H. AUSTEN, Dean,
''p' S-2awaw 76 Sharp
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Nb.N fall goods and fssl,tons.--DUyA
~ BRO, merchant Taors, have just returned from New
York where ey made their purchases fom the best
ing exhibit the
richest goods line OF
they prepared make order the elegant
able style. DUVALB x BRO
Sept ls-3tnw3w
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A FRENCH, italian, and Drawing Teacher, desiring
IA employment In an academy school, willing
apong several viii do himself pleasure
applications OF persons wishing employ such teacher
H., washington, D. q. Sept S-d2w
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MD WARRANT NOIiCIs.-In June, 1854, the Commits
~ sioner of Pensions issued bounyaD1
G0 acres under The Of September 1885,
widow ot William Cooper deceased mailed
iDgon city, TO the address of r. c. Cnwber
warrant ha failed TO reach the hands said Chambers
of any person authorized
the General Land Office the patent
atrauduent claimant and application will be made
sioner OF Pensions for duplicate Of said
ELIZABETH COOPER.
BucyRUs, (OhioD October 10, 1854.
Oct H-law6w
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o SALE ssR~ commodious and attic house,
18th House
tnins twelve recently papered and painted
throughout Terms and immedi
a'ey Address Solicitors Office, Treasury Department
or lS--Gu
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Library of Congress,

Octsber Q, 1854
NOTICE Is hereby given that The Library Congress will b.
closed Thursday the 10th instant and win again be
opened until Saturday, the 18Th Of November
.... -a. JOHN s, MEEHAN,
Oct lO-eod9w Librarian
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=. j. steers New Goods.

HAVE s opened elegant stock of tail and goods
for gentlemen, direct the importing north
Genuemep rely finding complete stoch Of
the ad best goods the market fair prices by calling
a No. asa 7th street.
Sep 22--2aw9wn