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HON. EDw. EvERETT,s GRAFTON.

The Boston Posi- thus notices Mr.. Everett =
Grafton at Dorchester:
We present to our readers the elegant Grafton
delivered by Hon. Edw. Everett, at Dorchester.
II y rich in thought has passages Of great beauty;
Is OF permanent historical value; and will well re
ward pcrusal
The occasion Of its delivery will be long re-
membered in Dorchester The great pavilion, in
which the orator spoke, was graced by brilliant
assembly Of the sons and daughters Of the town;
and honored by the presence Of many eminent in
various walks Of life for their genius and learn
ing. For more than two hours, the gifted orator,
without recurring 20 his notes, instructed and
charmed, in an effort characterized by the purity
Of taste, the grace Of action, the harmony Of ut
tefance, and the fire and power Of his younger
days; and those were fortunate who listened to
this Grafton. Notwithstanding the closing words,
we trust il win not be last effort
The celebration passed off finely, and reflects
great credit on the committee who conducted H.
Hon. Marshall ?. Wilder presided AT tho dinner
with his accustomed urbanity and dignity, well
coming tho guests and the citizens in an excel,
lent address: and such the efficiency Of Chief
Marshal Cobb and his aids, that, though the CON
course was large, both at the pavilion and the
dinner tent, there was no confusion. II was
day long to be remembered by the people Of Dor
chester, many Of whom elegantly entertained
their friends.
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From lie Washington Union.



Most Of our readers, particularly those residing
in this city, have already been appraised of the
resignation by Judge Mason of his office Of Com
missioner Of Patents. Emnently qualified by
nature and education for the discharge of the
delicate and responsible duties Of this arduous
office, he has conducted himself as to FIJI the
expectations Of the public, 10 satisfy applicants,
and to secure the respect, confidence and regard
of all who have been brought within the sphere
of his official relations. The universally
ted resignation Of Judge Mason has called forth
the following correspondence:
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
July 3, 1855.
SIR: We, the employees of this Office desire
you to accept the assurance of our sincere regret
at the approaching termination of our harmo-
NOUS official relations
A great appreciation Of your eminent qualifi-
cations for the able discharge of the various and
laborous duties of Commissioner of Patents had
induced US TO hope that you would have long re-
manned the head of the Office; but, since we are
disappointed in this, permit us, each and all, to
tender you our heartfelt wishes that you may
find on retiring to private life an ample reward for
your valuable public services, in the enjoyment
OF vigorous health, unbounded happiness, and
abundant prosperity
With sentiments Of profound respect we re-
ma in trulu yanre
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Government to perpetuate or extend the institu-
ton.
Resolred, That the taking possession Of the
polls al the election for the organization of the
Territory OF Kansas by large bodies Of men from
Missouri, Tor the purpose of overawing the bona
fde residents Of the Territory, was gross infrac
ton OF the laws, and outrage that calls for
the seyerest Reproduction Of the American people,
and we therefore most heartily endorse the course
pursued by the Hon. A. III. Reeder, in his patri-
otto efforts To enforce the laws, and protect the
rights Of the people of Kansas from violence and
usurpation.
motion was made to lay these resolutions
on the table, and being put, was agreed TO.
So the resolutions were laid on the table.
The action Of the Democracy in laying these
resolutions on the table is in wide contrast with
the endorsement of Governor Reeder by the
Know nothing Legislature of Pennsy lyania
The convention declined noticing pro or con
the temperance question
The closing scene Of the convention was as fol-
lows:
Mr.. Blair HAYS resolution here, Mr.. Pres-
dent, which should like to have read and CON
sidered by the Convention.
Toe Secretary read the resolution as follows:
Resolred, That in endorsing the Nebraska
Kansas bill, the Democracy of Pennsylvania did
not commit themselves TO accept the lawless acts
OF armed and organized bands from adjoining
States as an illustration of the doctrine of popular
sovereignty, but intended only to affirm the great
principle of the right of the actual bona fde set
Tiers OF the territories TO regulate their own do
nestle affairs in their own way without interfer-
encc from any quarter.
Before any action was taken on the resolution,
the Convention, motion of Mr. Reilly, Of
Franklin county, adjourned sine die.
The Convent Tins refIsinr To nJnrsa ait thor
Governor Reedor himself or his theory Of the
invasion of Kansas by armed and organized baEds
Of lawless of Mssourans.
The space occupied by these proceedings for
bids farther comment to-day.
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ID The following, entitled Watch, Mother
is beautfu--one Of those hlile gems which touch

ID The following, entitled "Walcb, Mot
; beautifu--one Of those hliIe gems which :
he heart.
Mother watch The little feet
Climbing DER the garden wall.
Bounding through the busy street,
Ranging cellar, shed and u.
Never count the moments lost,
Never mind the time il costs
Little feet will go astray,
Guide them, Mother, while you may.
Mother watch the little hand
Picking berries 10y The way,
Making houses in the sand,
Tossing up the fragrant hay.
Never dare The question ask
"Why TO me this weary task r.
These same little hands may prove
Messengers Of light and love.
Mother watch the little tongue
Prattling frequent and wild,
What - said and what is sung,
by the happy Joyous child.
Catch the word while yet unspoken,
stop the vow before It's broken;
This same tongue may yet proclaim
Blessings IN Saviour's name.
Mother watch the little heart
Beating soft and warm for you
Wholesome lessons now impari
Keep, O keep, the young heart true
Extricnting every weed,
Sowing good and precious seed.
Harvest rich you then may sec,
Ripening for eternity.
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IL The Democrats Of Pennsylvania have
been 80 much cheated by the Know -nothings who
have as Democrats, entered and participated in the
proceedings of their county meetings and their
State Conventions, that they are beginning to re-
sort to unusual tests TO find out who may be
trusted.
There must, indeed, be something radically
wrong in the morals, politics, and religion of that
secret organization, when il not only tolcratcs in,
Pocrilical assumption of Democracy, in order the
better TO accomplish its ends. Never before did
such tactics prevail in this country Times so
dark, evils so dreadful, and generalization so de-
grading, cannot be Of long continuance. The
moral sense of the nation will revolt against
them
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-07-10

IL The seyenth-ninth anniversary of Anne
rcan independence appears to have been cele,
brated more generally and even with more feeling
than usual. II elected orations professions,
dinners, and toasts.
The most unpleasant circumstance connected
with these celebrations is, that the new secret
order, whose members affect 10 be holier, purer,
and more patriotic than other American citizens,
chose @ separate themselves from others, and
thus gave party character and complexion TO
their celebration. This, we believe, is the first
time that any political party in this country has
purgned 50 mwise and improper q conrse
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IL" The following is the amount Of the ma
tional debts Of the South American Republics
Peru, S49,665, 900; New Granada, S37, 600 900:
Ecuador, 1905 900, Venezuela, sI9,945, 600;
Chill, $500 900; Bolivia, S2,G05,OOO. Total,
Sl36, 220, 900
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The Cincinnati Columbian says, that a gentle
man Of that city, few days since, found in
shell fish taken out ofthe Ohio river n very large
and beautiful pearl. II was half an inch In
diameter, pnd finer Than most sen pearls. The
same gentleman has procured number Of pearls
ION ION 'ne smell ish found in certain places in the
ously discovered
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How MANY TREEs MAKE 4 SmP.-It requires
1900 full grown trees, or the matured crop of
forty-four acres of woodland TO furnish timber
for a single "a gun ship.
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July L, VIZ.
Corps Of Engineers.
!. Cyrus b. Comstock.
.. Godfrey Weitzel.
Dragon Arm
6. Ebenezer Gray, company c, lst regiment
:. David Mem Gregg, company G, I'd regi-
ment.
Is. James Wheeler, jr., company Z, I'd regi-
ment,
20. Lewis Merrill, company ID, LIST regiment
Caralry 4rm.
8. Cornelius Van Camp, company +, LIST regi-
ment
5. Junius B. Wheeler, company F, Cd repi-
ment.
l6. John r. Church, company /, LIST regiment.
~. Albert V. Colbum, company D. I'd regi-
ment
Regiment Of Mounted Riaemen.
10. John V. ID. Dubois, company G.
IS. William w. Averell company c.
Artillery firm.
4. George H. Elliott, company A., 4th regi-
ment.
I. Samuel -Breck, ir., company II, LIST regi-
9. Frederick L. Childs, company F, I'd rcgi-
ment.
H. Michael 7. Small, company G, Sd regi-
ment.
H. Francis r. t. Nichols, company l., I'd reg
iment.
10. AleAdllueI o. WeDb, company N, 4th rcgi-
ment.
IA John w. Turner, company L, Sd regiment.
Is. Francis A. Shoup, company A, LIST regiment.
Infantry Arm
-. George ID. Ruggles, company ID, lst regi-
ment.
81. Alfred t. A. Torbert, company X, I'd regi-
ment.
p Charles W. Thomas, company c, 5tb regi-
ment.
%. James II. Hill, company +, 10th regiment.
"a. Edward l.. Hartz, company X, 7th regiment.
%. Clarence L. Bennett, company A, Sd regi-
ment
q. Timothy NJ. Bryan, jr., company C, 9th reg
ment
%. William B. Hazen, company d, 4th regi-
ment
%. Henry W. Freddy, company X, 9th regi-
ment.
30. Henry NJ. Lazell, company G, Isl regi-
ment.
81. William X. Pease, company G, 10th repi-
ment
81. Jesse h. Allen, company f. 5th regiment.
55. Robert Z. Hill, company b, 9th regiment
81. George MEG. Dick, company G., 9Th regi-
ment
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PETER BEsANcoN, one of the companions or
Lafayette, who came with him from France 10
ION our revolutionary struggle, died recently al
Warsaw, New York. He was present at the
execution Of Major Andre, and remained in the
army until the end Of the war
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-07-10

H:fs~ Hon Scion Borland has become one of
the proprietors Of the Little Rock Ga-hte and
Democrat.
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Es5~ Mrs. Samuel Prentiss, the wife OF Hon.
Samuel Prentiss who was for ~ years Senator
from Vermont, and j. now United States District
Judge, died on the 22d inst
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IS We return our thanks to Mr.. NJ. Bowen
for copies Of the Richmond newspapers in advance
Of the mail.
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IL DIR. Robert Hare, Of Philadelphia, once
so much distinguished for strength Of mind and
scientific attainments, has become a believer in
c,ommuning with disembodied spirits through mo
dlums, tie has addressed letter TO the clergy
men Of the Episcopal church on the subject, .
Scientific .1ueriran
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IF a disease called Charlton is killing the
cattle IN large numbers in the vicinity Of Mata-
gorda, Texas, and the flesh Of such animals az
die OF II IS deadly poisonous The same disease
was equally destructive about Bayou Sara in the
found for IT,
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CADET PROMOTIONS.

The following is list Of the graduated class of
Cadets who have been appointed to Brevet Second
Lieutenancies in the several arms named from
July l, viz:
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AH1BOA AND BFACHINER
bid GKSlHTFHFNG.

-. THE IN lersinged would respectfully in
~-S--a form the public that he has taken the oid
= staud trulerly oeeu pied b, Mr.. NewInan
FIRST street hetween Vine snd Diyson. where
<--s~-a-+s-A2 IL ptepar Biaeksmthirg in all its
various brsuehes-sucb sesmbost work ssw-mi work
eneihg railing balcony stairs and tanisters cellar
doors and crates etc. ETC. Railroad canal Tdg
done az she prices and short notice Anchors dit
erent sizes always ha d. also bcg chains water WI eel
nenn strips for hOas etc. Being old ard experienced
hand 81 MechineTv BacksmhiBg viii satisae
usn Or 10 All kinds Of heavy fore Edonea shop.
7 I
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skV VAASVnLE AND NkN HARMONY ana,
W EkEIlY MAI, LINE

r=-szSsA on and after Saturday Tu,y 1st the IN :.
designed will TKI-WE EEKLY LINE Of
leaving Sy-!gile Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays
AZ eiock M ing leaves Harmony on Tues-
Jay = L1uTSd vs. and Satu days at clock q M.
me lI ras all times be stocked with good horses and
Coaches,
mace b regularity dispatch All orders fo goods Or
teBded to. ~ r = Tg.a- 77+1s, II H7-TfrS -
For passage other business apply the Office Lv-
sRq sale stable Lreust the Market House.
their names orders any Hotels viii
seq prom pc attention. 3 Z. h DE GARMo.
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NEW AtfEkANesH,EgE,s. y.

y Eorder tha! may be able to devote pare
Il larly to th4 IRON AND HEAVY HAkDWAKE part sf my
business nave disposed M iptsrsstin the
Gerry house Nr MATTHEW DALZELl. who will con-
tiuue the o'd stand thu style Of ORR DALZFLL
With mrnt n ching in The Grocery
line. would take this opportunity of returning sincere
thanko she ing the house for the very ihersl
patronage extend ded t. many and respectful ask
them 20 their ayors The firm, would
to the low ali gentlemen that they need
not ask credit at this house.
March /. 1855. 80 SAMUEL ORR 81
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CHANGE Oh PROPREETOKs.
DRUGS, MEDICINES. PAINTS, OILS, &C, 6zt
ar u no. rs Ale AND RETAIL BY

WHoiEsALEAN AND RETAIL By
LEI Q Il e. YER LING
THE undersigned have purchased the entire stock Of
i Drugs and .Medlcines of N. d. Miller q Co., and
intend carrying he Drug business at the well known
stand of Keller Farnsey, No II Water street, under
the firm of Leieh d Vefling ~. $3.50. 81
Charlie LEIGH ofhe firm hopes he is fayora9ly known
to the public, having been engaged in Mr.. Crawfo
Bells store the last five years. Peter Verling. Oft
firm having been clerkiLg in the present store the
last three years. fItters himself with having the conf
dence ofits old customers
We intend keeping hand large and fresh stock OF
drugs and medicines and hope by this and by
strctattentio business and by low prices merit
liberal patronage both from old and new customers.
CHARLES LEIGH.
feb25-1y PETER VERbING..
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ThH ALLsE. slHRENDlRED!

SINCE MESSKs. ~ HI EIsgltG & BRUN@ER HAVE
- leased the Ul Corner Stand Water der the
Journal ones and filed It 70 overflow ing with The
sortmeDt an latest st les O. Fall and Winter Clothing Fur
nshlg Coos ete. aud sell them astnrhngy low the
ALLIES HAVE BEEN COMPELLED sU'hREN
.f .- sTHEIR NEW STUCEs jena no
consists In part Of Mems and Boy r-ady made Clothing
Hats Gaps and Truks together The tensive
10 Gentle ems Dress Goods and Taors Furnishing Gooas
ever ropght to this city Their facilities PURCHASING
manufae urnF erior ether house the city
S ch them all times tofl 81 with
OF goods snd at th best bargains Untry city
and the ~ io genaly rpsIeetftdl call
examine their New stock and Reduced Prices before purcas
ing elsewhere. sa.g ~ ~ deeIs- #
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sEBRWOoD HcU8E.

THE subscriber has taken the above house. and mas
4 entirely retted and refurnished it, and isprepared
to entertain the patrons Of the house in satisfactory
manner He has also rented the brick Stable. owned by
Mr. Peter Burke and has good stock of horses and
riaGes to let. s.e -as H
hostlersare in aepdance Particular attention
will be paid to the care U horses left with him for keep
ug, anil ia all respects the public Ia find the Sher-
wood House good HoteI. liys-tf ]. a. 2YEES.
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CO.PARTNEifS Sill.

! snip under the style and firm of GEo. Fo TkK & Co
ior the TRANSACTION of neral Fora 1rdiHg and Com
very large and spacious Fire proof warehouse, the
" abasA aud Ere Canal and corner of Locust and un.
ham Streets and near The Depot of the Evansville and
Sr WordsEilie Railroad, where they viii have ample
room and convenient facilities storing all kinds Of
Produce and Aerchandize. $. - tt.Ns 49, jig
ihey Will give special care to CoIsignmepts. either by
River, RdlrOad, Canal Wagons, and will forward
promptly at the lowest rates. 4 ssf he1e eAoa
They VIII give personal attention to the purchase or
sale Of Produce Groceries In this merket, and solicit
orders for the purchase of Sugar and Moasses on the
Coast one OF the firm will be in the South during the
Winter.
Ihey nope by unremed attention to merit and share
the public Patronage. NJ. W. FOST ER.
GEO. FOSTER,
decl4 3.tua go s-s aas~H3s wv. M. .AIKMAN.
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Ut LINN IT
RETR REAT FOB ,TliEINa ANE.

= y charge EDFARD 81 D.. Editor of the AIreri-
4 can Psy cbol Journal Lecturer Insanity For
sd!eine late Professor Of Obstetrics and formerly Mteris
44 nstgtien IS open fo7 he Teeeptop ofpatients Is
seleet estah1s seRtDE superior advantages. fo
1t quiet atisutS admitted The of the
Sapefintenten Prctioie- and cher affords guar
ante OF khdy err= and The most successful
Iergs made known application to Dr.. MEA q Cinein-
natI. OHIO. febZI-6rl
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REMoYAL70F BooT AND lHoEsToEE.

.
Hb DEUSNER in his Gu TONERS and TIE Puhffe
generally that he has Boot Shoe Store
ir street between Main the Post Office lower
here he Is prepared to make all quail ties Boots
SHOES IN the latest styles the warranted
TO f All viii delivered st the vEnY HOUR
and no mistake He hopes receive libers patronage
r me ne has sarsd auews deterip ed ly hard
prem pthess to succeed febI3-f
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TIHOnEAs CoNxNGTON, d

STATI0NER. ,.-.r
yTTOULD respe fully inform hisfriends and the pu
w lie generally that having purchased Messrs
Rathbone q Wheeler their entire, stOck OF Book
Stationery he has owed his Book Store to the stand
lately occupied by them in No ], Fosters Block corner
of Main aud First Streets.
The additions thus made to his stock enablesh to
offer his customers larger and better assortment
thanbas before heen brought to this mar6
sistug in part Of MisceaneOt School, Medical an
Theological Books Writing. Printing. Wrapping ano
Fancy Paper, al Foreign 6l Fancy Stationery ofal
kinds All Otwhich will be sold W hOlesGlV and Retail
at Cincinnati prices, fact to which he would callthe
attention. Ofcouutry merchants, dealers teachers and
Others being confident he make tito their Hteres
to purchase of him. aug 25-ff
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rgxE IUAIRgR 49,

THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY, --a
EOHN F. GLOVER & co corner Of " lin and Seventh
80 Evansville Ind. would respectfully inform he
Public that they have in yard and for sale low CASH
complete Seasoned Pine Lumber emhracrR all
Qualities and ticknesses Tongued and roOved Pine and
Ash fooring: Dressed and undrssed Ceiling. Casinos and
Pannals; 600 feet Roards suitable tor
shops barns fencing Pine Poplar Shingles Sc
Sc Can hava made ordar the lowest prices Shelving
Doors Sash Blinfs Mantle Pieces. Mouldnes Frames TOR
y orsaqd Windows &o Bills OF prices fowrded TO all
who may sud for them Orders from distance will eve
PROMPT tseuuon 81 ...as. s febt2 tt :.
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FANCY &. sTXPEg GRv GO6Ds FORsPRINC
-----... AND SIMMER ISlk I----.-

6SHANKLIN & REILLY would respectfully invite the at
- sention Of their Customers and the pubc generally
their large stock OF Fancy and Staple Dry Goods
ceTee eu reine great variety styles every elas of
which will lie sold lowest prices
ssting iP part OF the follow ing; viz; s4at. = -f
Black and eol d cloths and eassimeres;
p ala and fan iaea drills aud Marseiiles vestings
Kentucky Jeans. cottODades and denims:
Fancy rrnts lawns giI ghAns and orgFndies; W
Black and fancy oo1d silks. berages II tessins;
French jaeonets an8 beTags ieslaines: nt-s .f -
MusI de lJlnes de b gtt an mourning goods:
Alsps full Irish kins linen table
dsnask bro tleachrd linen
Jy bed spreads Marsees In glish gpd German ho
sie1y g'ayes, trimirg, ancy goods X gngl
brellas aud table
ansi Leshorn psl leaf 9at founets itbons mus
quito nettiR- SHASELIN q REILLY.
sp2s aara 8 J eoraar of Main First
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NOTiCE.

EENE retiring business takes
II unity express his grateful acknowlefgments the
merchants others of Evansville and tho surrounding
try for liberal shre ofa bestowed the
late frm Of J. W Reilly during his with it,
period fourteen aud would respectfully ask for
tim OF the to his successor in business.
| JAMES REILLY.
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7TEXNEYN sORPNsN7'

WHOLESALE DEALkks N r. LIQUOR a coRSeR
WsTEr AN3i VINE
N undersigned have this day eopartnershp for
4 the pnrpose OF doug wholesale Gr0ctry Liauor
business aving succeeded the iness Mes rs As 4
FoTss pureh sad their stenk and additions to make
e nete assortment shall he ahe offer as good tarrains
aoK Cash as any house in Evansville any city IL ths
west r. s TENNEY.
~ q s. SOR gNSON.
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rFrvl " co,+ =. H EHU NJ IIFt -,
q BAUM CO have removed to Main street be-
tween Water and Firsta,ts to HaIloek q
sJodaad Drug store nearly opposite Branch Bank
shey VIII e pleased 70 see all their old and
maze tne acquaintance o.
gse them call They would ks Tor
era p9tronfge Civ and Pc eeeive continuance IL
HIoeeELes. JRnl6-ly
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CITY RECORDER AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Toster's Building, Up Stairs.
7 r. CRISP. having removed his Office TO Fosters
acknowledgements Of Deeds Mortgages, &c, and attend
to all business required ofhim Justice OF the Peace
feb9-tf
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BUSINESS CARDS.

T6HN&o. DEvEREUX, JR. Wholesale and Retail
al dealerin Wall Paper. Fire Screens Window Blinds
Teasers. Wrapping aud Roofing Paper Lamps Phosgene
Gas etc. e.c Main street, between First and Second
trnets ta Gaug1r "
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i TDA6CoCK BROTHERS, wholesale Grocers and deal
, .sra in Fareirn and Domestic Iiquors Tmh97lv'