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THsAsrxY DEPARTMENT Acyast J, let5.
Notice ia hereby VI loan authorized
BY the OF 1884, rsdeemsb lah November
less that the whole Of that stock will be purchased ny
This NoseSher next,
for which peum will be addition The sums
expressed in the certificates.
And holders Of the United
States the $40 900 III
also be made during period ,hr following
For stock the lean al 1884, premium OF fos stock
of ioaas s and is4s premium OF ID
$780, commonly called
atty stock premium OF six per cent.
Interest win he allowed stipulated in the
July Of settlement here, with
duy addition, enable T~asnrcf's drai reach
Certificates transmitted This department under The
ice should assigned United States by the enu
tied 10 receive the purchase money.
Payment for drafts upon Assist
ant Boston, York, Philadelphia, the
ebthed 10 receive the money may
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
Aug 4-dinNoy30 Intel. 4 star.1
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ny !. G. Mc0UIKE, Auctlon.er.

TRUSTEES, SALE or STEAMER UNIoN-on Thursday, Sep
20h 1853, II O'Clock, virtue Of deed iut,
Gearing date The 18th day Of June and recorded in ise A.
No. o. 0lios 1885, Of land records WashnS
county Dct Columbia undersigned will sell
public ion, Pages wharf, foot Of Seventh the
Unon," running ferry bouk
this city and Alexandria.
This built In Wellington city In the year 1852 ~
l67 In length breadth Of beam q inches depth Of hold 10
1895
uement per Her engine Hrsi seventy i've
hut by Smith Perkns, Alexandra, Virgins
She either end foremost and for load
and nnloading freight.
the residue In six1 months, for sasfac
toFiiy- endorsed note, bearing interest.
CHARLES C. MILLS, }r-.x,.au
CHRISTOPHER INOLE, 'ao''
Jas. q. MCGUIRE,
SOM dtd Auc
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sLANDERING A WHOLE VILLAGE.

Know-nothingism has got TO so low an ebb even in
New York, that among decent intelligent people it is re-
garded of reproacb 1t is, therefore, with great
pleasure that we make room for the following emphatic
contradiction to totally unounded calumny which APP
pears in late number of the Hamilton New York;
Journal
Certain malicious persons in other parts of the country
who desire inure good village endeay
orng spread report that there among
u.s. This base calumny. There council here, but
now utterly broken up and scattered like chat before
the wind. No meetings hednone have been since last
spring-snd none will be again. There not even
sufficient vitality in the appoint delegate to the
Bnghsmton convention Don't let hear any more then,
shout this man that one being 'Hindoo,'"
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uy '. q. mcoUInn, Aaollon.sr.

TRUsTEE's SALE OF EXCHANGES noTEL.--By virtue Of
deed from David A. Hall, esq. Of
august 1872 daily recorded land Washington
In the District Of Columbia, Iibcr w. h. No. Us, aos
60 ol lCl, l03 the public
hienday, the h, day Of oc.ob~ iss5 O'Clock the fol-
lowing of lying and being In the ri Washing
,on Known rs part Of os Nos and IN ,ause a9y being ts
aid David A. Hall by bearing with deed
aforesaid asreeahy description aud us thereof
torh Ia the said deed aid David Hail. with the
thereon.
This north, AZ 9th
ana II well known "Exchnnge Hotel"
The sale One third paid within hyo
twelve months,
of sale secured deed Of tho All
al the expense u the purchaser The terms Of sale
within days
cse the rick and Of hc defanS has
eretion.
Sale take place in front Of the premises
JAMES ADAMS, Trustee.
JAS. e. MCGUIRE,
Heptle-d Auctoneer.
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SPLENDID GIFT Byoss NEW foRK--Mr. ex-
Consul Goodrich presented to the city Of New York
Friday q magnificent portrait Of Washington, woven in
silk at the silk mandatory Of Messrs Ponson, Philippe
viber at Lyons by which firm the novel work Of art,
richly framed was presented TO the city. The work was
done in jacquard frame, at expense of ten thousand
dollars and it is the first likeness OF an American thus
wrought The likeness is taken from Stewards painting
and is admirable,
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I EWIsD American sportsman. VOL
II Hawkes Shooting. vol.
Frank Fcressers Field 6porisI VOLS
1ha eportsmsn In France. vols. London,
Youatt thu Dog.
nipks neSs BY Frank FoSestsr
0ssse in ~ 6sasons BY frank ForsstsS
Observations Dog BREAKING by william Floyd.
The BOD and CNa; ~ WILSON Oslegh VOL Edinburgh.
vonng 6portsinanb Manual; by Crnvsn vol London,
Hints 70 sposssqusn; BY Lewis.
Dog, their mahseerasns; BY Mayhem, VOL London
hutchinson D6x Breaking. l VOL London
oresnss On the Qua. vol, London
Hcptl6 FRANCk TAYLOR
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TEXAS ELECTIONS.

Galveston papers of the 9th inst contain further
returns of the election recently held in Texas 1t stated
that Peases majority for governor will reach il not
ceed 5000 The in the eastern congressional district
il quite close but it is confidently believed that Ward
ldemocratl is elected BY about 200 majority.
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LOCAL NEW

The city councils met Monday afternoon last joint
resolution adopted unanimously BY both boards
ing the mayor appoint Wednesday, the Goth inst, day
of fasting, humiliation, and prayer.
Mr.. James A. Evans mail agent tho Orange and Alex
andra railroad has resigned his office accept of the appoint
superintendent for the transportation Of passengers
between Washington and Alexandria.
There was some little excitement in the city Saturday
caused by foolish report that six of yellow fever had
occurred the upper part Of the town. The orR
the that the schooner Dolphin arrived here
Friday night, from Baltimore with the dead body Of boy
had died of fever yellow ack) the voyage The
denied that from yellow fever aud subsequent cxam
nation confirmed his statement.-New York paper.
Considerable apprehension frequently felt In this city by
the circulation reports similar the in the above
but upon investigation these reports in every
stance prove be entirely grouudles So far health is
concerned citizens have abundant for thankful
ness. B.
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EULOOIES q C.lheaa. Clay. and Wsbsssr--com-
Il piled ocia docunenuThis book, OF 22O pages,
bound, be Furnished puvchascr At ., per copy.
Distant purchasers rrsnins -, single copy
sent o their address by postage.
hundred copss win be sent BY express Of charge
remittance Of 475
JOHN TRETLER,
Aug i9-dhcp2m. Seventh street, Washinxton, D. G.
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BY EGR APH.

Encouraging from the leIoc Ferer District.
BALTIMoRE, Sept. ISThe Norfolk boat brings intelli-
gence decided Improvement in the health Of the cve>
infected cities
In Norfolk, during the 48 hours ending Monday
there but As deaths.
In Portsmouth, for two days, but II deaths re-
ported.
The new casos cities few
the had altogether disappeared in parts Of Ports
mouth. aig
Drs Rizer and Briggs, of Philadelphia, were down with
the ferer
Session of the Grand Lodge !. o. o. r.
BALTIsoRE Sept. lsThe Grand Lodge met as adjourn
ed The legislative committee reported that though tb.
merging of the cncampment degrees into those Of the subo
date lodges desirable yet the time has yet arrived
for specific action the subject Other business then
taken up.
The Late ARRAY at The 81. Niohola..
New YoRK, Sept. ls.-Dean, who stabbed Capt Wright
at the st. Nicholas Montgomery his alleged accessory
have been committed for trial bail having been refused
Markets..
New YoRK, Sept ISL lour--Prices triae lower
sales Of TO- 600 barrels; to straight State CT 81
"a; good Ohio 81 rs S. southern, So 37,a
S. g. Grain-wheat unchangedsales Of 1000 bushels
southern red, 81 rs 81 BIZ. Corn unchanged, with
moderate demand previous ratossales of bushels
western mixed, 81 SO cents. Pork trfe lower mesa
1922 So Beef rmrepscksd Chicago, SIG so SIT. Lard
firm at IL l2A cents Whiskey caserOhio, 40sl
cents aesE
BALTlmoRR, Sept ls-Flour is active and unchanged
sales of 200 barrels Howard street at 81 7h City Mills is
held the price. Wheat is somewhat higher and
tivosale of 1000 bushels white 81 IS 81 red 81 70
81 49, Corn has advanced to cents-white, SO SO
cents yellow, IS 80 cents Pork is unchanged--mess,
$2I SO a 1872 prime, 500 Bulk meats-shoulders, IL
III cents sides, 1la4 IL cents; hams, ~
shoulders 10 cents; sides, lsh cents; HAMS l211 sl35
cents.
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GENERAL AGENCY AT WAsHIN0TON.-The sui
scber, formerly Of Richmond, Virginia, having
Office In this city,
ury Department. upon govern
especially services and
and pensions under the recent acts ofConsfess
Having purchased the David
has, perhaps, only index which
the auditors office
Richmond lie has copous index the In all
the oor public Offices In the Capitol Of Virginia These and the
hope if claim him he he win
IT, where the claimant himself entirely
o do II.
Chains under the ~ I'd March, s5 giving 100
who who served days.
sharscs will be very moderate. FELIX RICHARDS.
Hon. Henry A. Wise, Accomac, VirHinis.
Jsmos Lyons, Esq, Richmond, Virginia.
Janes r.. Heath, late Commissioner Of Pensions Richmond
viFxins
Hn0hed u. Parker, Richmond, Virginia.
Hon. loAM B. Pandsson, Virginia.
Hon. hsuNsl ChibDn, Washngton, D. c.
WiiaM ]. Wnf1, $50, BALTIMORE.
Lewis TinhagAks, esd. New York. ttt b.aeEe
March 7-dAcpfys
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After noticing the election of Mr. Anderson delegate
to Congress from Washington Territory the Memphis APP
peal says
" II we mistake not, the successful candidate is old
friend j. p. Anderson, resident Of De Soto county
and who appointed by President Pierce marshal Wash
ington Territory. That he is democrat and has
no earthly affinity with know nothngsm. viii ques-
tion.p
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NEW Fall and Winter G}O0ds.I lust from
IN North with Of goods suitable
wear contrasting Of cloh vesngs
Of which ready Inspections
prepared and fashionable
styles short notice. WILLIAM TUCKER,
Sep l9--eolmf No. 4l6 Pennsylvana
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about % change my hasinss. have This day
II sold Joseph c. Peck together with all
and fixtures for carrying the thankful past
respectfully continuance Of the patronage the old
Centre Market.
Sept ls-3,. JOS. PECK.
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Sep 5-dtd

A IH8 ROCKER has formed In her seminary class
III for such ladies having completed the usual course o
study schools still hnd their educson detective In respects
arithmetic tho higher EnSh brNncher
rhorr qualify shemseves for teaching may find
beneficial this which hour two each day will
be devoted. Applications to DO made At A61 street.
Sent l6-3t
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NEW Fall and Winter Goods-W. II. STANFORD,
IN Merchant Tailor No. 46s Pennsylvania avenue doors
Of Third street, has returned from New York. and receiving
which he would respectfully invite The attention Of h ends
public. Returning his thanks The liberal
ofbrs hrAowtd him. he would all Tint all diligence
will be taken Ill all orders In his msua elegant style
shortest notice and
Airo, beautiful stock OF furnishing goods.
Ben ~ -0aw3wn
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C,FIALK Cr~yons. for che black b0nsA, said
for me makers At wsam ~ the under'ned 9or of IA
ersyons, o. ee1s' FnANcK TAYLOR
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.

FonErcS BonsThe Herald tries to make point against
the President for appointing forcgnborn citizens to office
1t did not think it would be bad to appoint Scotchman
to represent us the of Louis Napoleon when the
editor asked for that ohice---Ne,e York Day Book
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y
be devoted. Applications 10 DO made At 46f street.
Hcpt l6-3t
MADE In Western virginia. where Wool Is cheap
i'll and good and The manufacturers do not hesitate to put In their
fabrics pentifhiy.
We have received large supply Of very superior and bright
Aso country white w'sd flannel excellent article for
drawers and shirts.
hc-isinsly pronounce hest goods We
with the manufacturers OF these
oods !. WIN secure y. constant supply q ne prices Usually
10 bales gay and dab iulled cohS, superior quality
300 pairs bIankes sss0Tied.
bales ducks padr o,nabug snabus cacoes and heavy
Drns largely In al goods qualities
encc m safely that We 0ner
Ono proverbially low price only. .
Good articles prices md fair dealing DO relied on In all
-
Central Stores" west building,
Sep ll--l0tdf Opposite Centre Market.
uHDRAULuC CEMENT or supsrior quality.--A large
$50 -'r' GEO. WATERS
Sept7-dsw Water street, Georgetown.
by JAMES c. Mcguire, Auctioneer.
OEBEMPTORY SALE OF FORTY EIGHT CITY LOTs-on
Monday afternoon September Gath, O'Clock the auction
shall sell without the following list Of city iow
square No. 800, lots and
Do Do s ss To-. u, and q 70 ,,a "a
DO a. a. i o: nd as - ~ = ana 10
Do 2" e. ssa Io o,. 1890 ~ i ~ 10
Do 49, 'o'. ). j. j. Sd, IL Il. Il, ia, sH,aa
The purchasers must lake uch by
deksmp Phadspha which believed 10 psrfect good
BY inquiry of Andrew Wys, esq, door the
10 MCGUIRE,
Sepl5-d Auctioncer.
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OURE ALI. LINEN FABRICS IN GREAT PROFU-
sopOu stock 10 the highest point In all goods ofthe
above class.
Table dauasks al grades and widhs from medium
stylish and Gne. tE
widths sheeinss and pillow cases. think, much
less Than the nsu6a prices .1stf
Table napkins the and modern styles really low
prices.
Toweliings and towels in cndsrs variety
Fruit doylies, various md prices.
Newport, "DadeD sTnrkish cotton plush, and other bath
towels
Bdsyc Scotch and other diapers, from medium the extra
fine, for chidren's aprons.
Long lawns and linen cambriea.
Probably largest cheapest Of Irish linens all
qualities District which manufactured in ireland
10 stitched linen shin bssoms, assorted pieces.
New supplies received daily.
provebiay price All about the establish
positively pohiStHd from varying from ths price, which il
RauSea Hence purchase with perfect
confidence that they under charged
purchasing other stores cordially invited
and The styles and prices found house he
best judges Of goods preferred9 Fl
paid their July bills will please before
commencing new
nicIsa pricep fair dealing relied all
cases, PERRY 4 BROTHER,
" Central Stores," west BUILDING,
Hep 2-sieof Opposite Centre Market
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OCCIDENTAL LDT-We 40 pisces 6ne white bird eye
"A dispers Is yard well worth SIX, superior article
for ehiidre ma aprons.
Twenty pieces OF the finer numbers Of extrn hnc.
Cheap Sc0sch diapers, AL widths and qualities.
Table diapers and dnmask medium 10 extra nne and wdc
siyltsh patterns.
Napkins, towels, and toweiln4a In endless variety.
Linen sheetings and pillow i,pens, many harpains
Pure nens quales Of them made In ireland
BY this them pure all neu and
good. 7aA9
tho and cheapest linen goods
trade the iasn department. has vastly
creased.
large o medium and Ans blankets.
dozen bed comforts
Of fancy dry Goods well those for general furnish
Ing consumption daily reD1snlshcd.
Constaaty hand, and Of al qua,ies full and
complete sock OF ournng goods assouhagy
price only which scsAes selling bat for the cash and
to those WIN pay their bills when psssentsd.
Good aicics low prices and fair dealing be relied ON In oil
cnses
PERRY 4 BROTHER,
lsNff "Centrd Stores" west building
gepll-loteo6 Deposits Centre Market.
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The Baltimore Sun of yesterday morning, in abiding to
the present condition of the wounded Burlington
says the "lIon VIM b. Macay of New York, will be
fined TO his bed there it is said, for several weeks We
happy in being able TO state that from letter received
yesterday from of his physicians learn that he is
able to sit up, and will be taken to New York in
few days.
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THE CANVASS In GEORGIA.

One OF the largest political meetings during the cam
pAign was held at Griffin, Georgia on Thursday last
The Hon. Charles j. Mcdonald presided Having reported
The opening speech Of Hon. A. H. Stephens the Georgia
Telegraph says
After the dinner the people again repaired the ware
house, whereupon the Hon. John L. Ward of Savannah
TOOK the stand, and delivered logical and mastery
speech The speaker the absolute necessity
cooperation with sound men at the NORTH the utter insult
cheney of the party to requirements and the
asehood Of the charges brought against the Catholics of tie
country All OF these points lao elaborated with great pow
err and with precision and point rarely with in public
speeches lie alluded TO the rapid decline of the great Amer
party and predicted its speedy and burial Georgia
In his city their
At first this party root out the foreigners but
have dropped that then they to the Catho-
lies and they dropped then they had other sounding
platforms and projects but it they have dropped them
and in Savannah the great American party pro-
claimed the following platform lat. That Americans shall
rule America. ID That they will cultivate intense Amer
lean feelings and 3d. That the ordinances OF the city Of Sa
yannah ought to be administered with the rigid impair
TALLY This the point to which they had INDEED and
he predicted that they would continue dwinde until they
dwnded out in October Mr. Ward heard with
great attention and satisfaction and after speech Of
than hour in length made way for the Hon. VIM. IL.
Stiles, of Chatham.
Mr.. Stiles proceeded deliver of those eloquent
for which he famedin the
remarks giving succnc history OF the slavery agitation from
the very first and mpessng his views upon the public mind
with great emphasis and lie took occasion to defend
the foreign Catholics from the aspersions thrown upon them
and described their gallant achievements in three
eoquence feeling. He closed his speech
with brilliant peroration, illustrative of the successful poll
cy of the democratic party and invoked the people to
main true and stcadast to the constitution OF their fathers
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II \ DRAULIC CEMENT OF superior qualify iarge
~, GEO. WATERS,
Sept 7--dsw Water street, Georgetown.
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A FRENCH ADMIRALs IDEA OF PRovlDSHCE--Admiral
Bruat in his official dispatches respecting the affair at
Swcaborg, says:
IDENTIFY did in the following red-hot ball,
passing through the deck Of the Agrette got into the
and lodged between copper canister and
the woodwork which it began TO consume when water
from the pump being thrown upon put out the fire and
cooled of the ball.
WASHINGTON Irving AND Ex-PRsslDEST VAN Buren,
We copy the following from New York paper
sWAsuIYoroN IRyIse.--This distinguished author re-
Gently made visit 10 x-President Van Buren,, at Linden
wall where he spent few days very pleasantly with the
friend of his early years. and amid scenes haowed by the
"reminiscences of bygone days The mansion OF the
President was once occupied and owned by the late Judge
William p Van Ness in whose family M. Irving wns
private tutor he penned the first OF those popular
works which have acquired for him An undyng an< and
shed lstre on his country. More than half century
has elapsed passed the threshold OF the venerable
mansion which he has just revisited to enter upon the
brilliant literary which has made his name ustr
GUS and shines brightly in the sunset OF his exist
encc"
COMMUNAL nLssAt the late term OF the superior court
for Lched county Connecticut wentysix persons were
divorced from each other.
LATER FROM IBERIA--By arrival Mt Boston files OF
Liberia newspapers the goth Of June have been received
One hundred and six immigrants arrived at Monrovia
from Norfolk on the 18th Of June in the barque Ceres
Among the passengers in the vessel Rev. c.
Hoffman and family and Miss Martha Williford Episcopal
missionaries returning from visit the United States to
their station at Cape Pamas Rev. D. A. Wson and fam
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INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.
Patents GrantedThe issues of patents for the week end
ing Tuesday, September Is, 1855, folows
Patents &c
Designs
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-08-28
New and Cheap Goods.

DIRECT FROM NEW YORK ,
lust received at the Store occupied by DAVID o.
- OAKES at the corner ef Third and Jackson Streets
under the Pioneer Office, full and complete assortment
OF Dry Goods OF all descriptions suitable for the Sum
mer trade, all of which will be sold a small advance
on eastern cost; TO which they invite the inspection of
the ladies and gentlemen of ST. Paul and vicinity a
few Of the numerous articles enumerated.
Lawns-Dress, plain and figured.
Jackonets, Organdes, Figured Bareges printed Cha-
lies, Silks-plaid, plain and figured.
LADIES' BLACK LACE NsETTS,
BLACK GROS DE RHINE,
CHA MBRAYS,
PLAID GINGIIAMS,
Brown and bleached Shirtings and Sheetings.
Cocheco, Merrimac and other fast color prints.
Black Italian Cravats.
PA II A SOL
Silk, Satin, and Gingham,-a fine assortment.
Embroidered Collars, Chemsettes Double Mandarin
Sleeves, Silk Braid, Black Grape, Black Silk Lace,
Gloves Silk, Kid and Iise Threadan excellent varie-
ty.
I'm short, every article usually kept in n com 2ete
retail Dry Goods Store. Call and look the
meDt June l9-dt
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GROCERIES and PROVISIONS

AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
w. h. McGRORTY,
Corner of Fourth and Roberts door RO
ger Hotel, has just returned from below with i'm
mense stock of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
WINES AND LIQUORS, Foreign and Domestic;
PORK, HAM AND SHOULDERS,
DRIED BEEF,
BUTTER & CHEESE,
DRIED AND PRESERVED FRUITS,
TEAS Of various grades, all OF best quality,
BRAND1ES varying in prices from 81 to IL per gallon
WINES, from 81 to $15 per gallon,
WIIISKY-Irish, Scotch, Bourbon and American, va
rying in price from As cts to 81, so per gallon.
AND EVERYTHING ELSE
that be desired, always on hand and for sale
cheaper rates than elsewhere be found MINES
ota. Call and see McGRORTY, and you may rely up
on being honestly and reasonably dealt with may2tf
SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
4 SCHOOL FOR BOYS has again been opened ut
n the School Building the grounds of the Epis
cOpal Mission, Mr. GEORGE F. KELLIE, an experien-
ced and highly competent instructor, having charge Of
the English department The Rev. DR.. VAN lNGEN
will hear the recitations in the classics and give his
personal attention daily for part of each day. Mr.
kele brings the highest recommendations both
capacity rs teacher and skill in the government and
dlscipline OF the school room. April 25-dtf
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LNOR cheapness, geo'ineSs and the largest STOCK
l. Books in this Territory, call and
Aug 1-dtf DAIII'S Rool St.ra