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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-03-06

SUDDEN DEATH.--IIere was a Russian on one
knee, in the act of taking aim /; the muzzle of his
irelock rested on forked stick. He was dead
the side of his head had been knocked off by a
cannon shot. Ills death was so sudden and quick
that he was not knocked down; and the remain
ing part of his face still looked sternly along
the frelOck. twas an astonishing sght-every
one that could, came to look at him.-Ertract
ola Letter from the Crimea. s
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ss GREAT WMFEnN MAIL nOUrE.
ssroif 5s6f e esS Si4 S5sSI l5;Ek1 i 1tssA

s@ GREAT wngrKnNMAIL nOurE.
ssEOif 4isat ~, sSlF ,5 jk etssiA
OD.1.s e .s as n:
Joe y aa sesss S SSsu &; NJ s.s %
One Passenger Train aav, ssaAays ssosptsd, sSs sor
sssss.as iss M.saf.. Belot and J.ns.ve win l..v,.
for D.op and low. 6entrai Chicago
tsI - :TRAINs EASTWARD
Leave w.sss Arrive :. ohssso' g m Y
Rsssn.e, from A.s.ise Bslo.t ana Jspslls, yi Leave
Trains eastward, and arrive at Chicago, II Is
" Connection made East and West with the Gre.. Central
LINES %y, z New YoFk ana SPst'n' JOHN r. RxxR s,
cHiCAeo AND ROCK ISLAND R1iLRoAD OPEN 70 THE
MISSISSIPPI.
Trains dolly, through TO Rock Isand Sundays ex-
-Tu'T' ~ dlisLEAvING CHICAGO xes3.e,1f
LIST through Freight with I'd 20 A. n.
"a Va. r-.,n :. sr sa e Rock Island at IN
"a night Express NJ (.vs evening" arriving at 20
TWO TRAINS daily for La Sale and Peru Sundays excepted
LIST Way Freight with ID class 90 A. N.
s4 Ess arriving at Peru at 90 2. n.
AZ CHICAGO
LIST Night Express from Rock Island at...s 90 a. T.
q q as s ssss Island g g 4
5en Through Freight Rock island at......s 10 p n.
Freight Trains have Second Glass and Emisrant cars
The Passenger Trains this road and from all
Trains roads running East Of Ckicago also, to
meet with all lines Of travel going North South.
Tickets had E. A. Murphy, opposite
the fremont House, and at tho Office Of the Company at the
Passenger Station, corner Of sherman Van Streets
JOHN Z. HENRY, Sup't.
Chicago, April 2e, 1884, myl5sH
1854. Union Of the 1884.
MISSISSIPPI AND ATLANTIC BY STEAM,
ROCK ISLAND AND CHICAGO RAILROAB.
yHIS affords the only continues
the Atlantic from st. Paul. By this route will
travel Calena
been made ticket Chica
the Galena and Minnesota Packets Rock
Island, forming connection with the
daily express trains between Rock Island and Chicago
connecting Chicago with the east and SOUTH
BASS, BORUP & CO., General Agents, st. Paul, N. r.
JNO. N. LAMB, Ticket Agent Once Third Street, Lower
Landing.
obtained this Office to New York,
Phladelphia Baltimore, all the principal cities the
Eastern and Southern States.
JNO. N. LAMB, Ticket Agent.
Ny 23-dtf. ---.+s .a.
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c7aq Il NOTICE. ~ 10 enc RI
]. A. ROBERTS, of the late firm Of
CHIT. ACHLTN n y On r. n ~ q


4 ~ WRIGHT, McLACHLIN ROBERTS,
DEING dlsunited from said the proprietor
ID bed to offer to the public work Of superior quality
has been heretofore presented,
kinds Fancy Woods, Mantle Pieces, Marbed and initiated
Paros decorated and fancy coo
ranted equal to the Paris London style. az 49,.
Specimens work be by calling at the residence
J. A. opposite the Rice House, No. Ste Anthony street,
st. Paul, & aug30-y
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NEW YORK BAZAAR.
New Goods! New Goods! IT,
lust received the War Eagle very large
u Fall Goods comprising -.t.. a, ~, b.. y.
Staple and Fancy Goods; Coored and Black Silks;
Hosiery Embroidery and Jewev every descp,ion
assortment be found this side Buffalo. Ladies
CALI examine for yourselves, will be pleased.
At the old stand Of VIM. II. Forbes, opposite Banking
House OF Borup & Oakes ,g = t sept5 IT,.
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Drs. BILLS Il MOVES,
OPERATIVE DENTISTS, MANUFACTURERS OF BLOCK
AND SINGLE MINERAL TEETH,
No. So Fourth Street, ST. Louis, No., Grcson
f.z.- Hat and Fur Store. ,-.f.. t-..
REFERENCES:
Rev. D. G. Estes, Re MessTs. r. Fl. Miller & Co.,
Mr.. John II. Hammond, Townsend. Robinson
Messrs. E. A. & S. X. Fiey, g.. & Co.
DIR. Vanzandt.
Dentists orders n;I5:tf
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Up by the subscriber nst about two miles from
~ ST. Paul, in the Woods, Bay Poney, with marks.
owner hare the by proving paying
charges. Inquire Of Itg c. RATS Eagle street.
ian 3tpd tfs % f1Ef'
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=. C. b. ADAMS,
La,u and General Agency Office, Washington d. C.
REFERENCES:
T. NJ. Newson ESQ., Paul. COL VIM. Schoulr Editor
Edwin G. Bailey Boston P. o. the Cincinnati Gazette.
Hon. Jnc. T. Goodrich, s. ID. Hubbard P. NJ.
bridge, Mass. Gen'l, Mddlctown, Conn.
Hon. Truman Smith, Conn. Hon. ". II. Seward, N. Y.
Hon. Henry Bennett, N. York. Hon. Reuben Robbie, NJ Y
Hon. Ex-Ciov. Jones, Tenn. Hon. VIM. Cullom Tenn.
Cincnnati,O. Wm T. Bacom Ed. Columbus
VIM. J. Fagg, I" (Ohio) Journal.
Hon. ]. c. Wright, &c Gen. Leslie Combs, Lexington,
my i
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THASHION AND FAMINE, by Mrs. A. s. stephens.
I Farmingdae,2 vols. .-+ t -tt-f w.. ..t*' g
Katharine Ashton, Q vols. ..if 7 r tf.f
Tempest and Sunshine; f-.4E frTa t. .. g..
Chestnut Wood, vols;
The Foresters, by Dumas; = p, -.t $685. ~
Rye House Plot, complete; ttttfEt .tr -tf
Hard Times by Dickens; ffs. -..-t
Tfconderoga, by G. p. r. James;
Sir Jasper Carew Kn His Life and Experiences, by
Just received and for sale by C. HAMILTON & CO.
dfors ri nrsb1
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Gy Who is Fanny Fern? We will tell. Sheis
full forty-is funny. Sports curls like girl of
seventeen. They are auburn POLITICALLY so. Has
keen, flashing eye-nose between Grecian and Ro-
man-rather thin and rather good looking
cheeks with good deal, quite too much coloring.
Comes of rouge. Bad taste, but no business of
ours. Lips well turned,and Indicative of irmness,
rather than of-sugar. Chin handsomely chissel-
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IIoasc-EurnishIpy Dry Goods.

THE subscribers leave respectfully to invite he attention
those furnishing apartments the follow
ing list Of useful and necessary articles which fao heeo selected
le best ths aud viii be
offered upon such mnte The Interest OF purchasers
examine stock before purchasing cisewilcte:
IN OUR CARpET.EOOMs--
ionad the latest designs in variety
velvet, Wilton, tapestry ESussels. Ingfain Fni
capeing which designs which confined
sales exclusively in this d strict
IN CURTAIN MATERIALS
Our complete throughout Tho entire
variety OF rich aud bocac satin ane,
reps Ganrs plain 6gured ard striped Turhesed a~
elegantly embossed cur,iGs; brass
tasSes and al necessary
tures trimming and hanging curtains.
IN BED-FURNsniNC GOODS
name o. I04, ia, I24 nDd 1874 English
blankets, which made order aud mpCred direct
81 Cf, 10 darseies and toilet quilts.
oi a, la, and 1884 tnen shce.ings great
sieetings aud quilted comforts.
Linen sheeling for pillow and bolster
Diaper, danask, knback, and other towelngs.
Of table linens satin
abis cloths, yards love
Dmask napkins quality from the cheapest TO the finest
damask doyi,es &C.
Tegathc VITA ul stock of house furnishing requisites in
be enumera,ed but which will
shown with pleasure TO all who may favor ne with CALI
HooE BRO, co
necI IJ--.taw4wif
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housekeeping Articles.

housekeeping ArtACAcs'
THO subscriber desires public to his extensive
furnishing goods which il now rendered
complete in every department, consisting in part Of
FRENCH CHINA.
Gold band plain te richly dinner, DESSERT and
of dinner and tea ware in de-
pieces cups with and without notices
perfume boIes card receivers with large variety Of
fancy articles appropriate 10 decorate egere paof ape' ana
' IRoN-sToNE CHINA
Dinner tea, ALSO detached pieces; large
OF Edwnsdss latest shapes.
GLASS WARE,
American French Bohemian, such decane hasons
carcts Madeas Bugundies
liquors. unbcr fnser bowls ceees water boites hoat oow
dishes, Salts pitchers, &c.
TABLE CUTLERY.
In sets of half Gyone and fly three pieces also,
ivory handled only and forks, s'euis, Sc
BI.OcK-TIN GOODS.
Such cana "a nches coffee and tea uns,
coffee pots POTS, coffee higgins &C.
PLATED GOODS.
such as coffee and tea uns tea SETS spoons casto
Shes pitcher. fui baskets walters, &C.
JAPANNED GOODS.
such wai'ers trays plate slor jars
DOT tubs, water cans, sc.
GAS FIXTURES.
factory Cornelius Baker Philadelphia, for sale at
the manufacturers retail prices.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Solar lamps prandoes ware brushes,
mods, laddes mats rattan goods
waffle iron willow Britannia ware bonzed iron goods
cooking rquisies OF every description together with
articles CT utility not deemed
VIII lind il decidedly
They WI only hpd large assortment from
sectons bat pledge myself 10 sell Ms cheap rs
description goods be In any OF The east
CITIES.
Goods any part of i Georgetown free Of
charge. lsI..
'''' So" - ''' - ''''' c. w. BoTELER,
Nov IL 2tawewd Iron iial.
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NOTES.

pay win be performed, ard Tor each Of such
satisfactorily three Times pay OF
may dedaeed. bennd
nen6n win depending malls aud sucen,y EXCUSED.
slbect
wiz npoed oqoeDcy psonipv
clasiiy explained by certificates o ihc stja
credJsbe Resecng the mail
oce for suffer TO be pin ed. deoyed rob
bed and for demand the mail
essny runs, scoaeerned ia
bic The Postmaster Csasra apnni the
spe3rd iairses eahy for DIS
obsius pni once laws OF iasrc,soos Of e dapansn
ohe wihoui the Postmaster
Genn The Posi- General alter ie schedule He
also order Increase Of service the by allowing therefor
OF He also
Gco'nue tn. in part pro deerease
o service dispensed with The bids sbocd be addressed the
SECOND Assistant Gene Bo Proyosak
Keaiaky.7 1nc
before t ApG 1868. fnnir
cOEd be 0eopo bidders may
pamphlet conveying as Kentucky Ten
nessee Mssolii, and lowe, ofls5i.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Dec 2a-law4w Postmaster General.
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New store and New Goods !

Hot, Cap, and Getlemens Furnisasng Esta6IisAn1ent
HE Undersigned having great expense fitted up spendd
streets north ae We he honor announce 10 the c OF The
District menbe aud ie pnbic
opening, ready superior
aud slonsoe stock usually
class sencmcns ping stibishmen They
pan--
Leay Eenbr fashionable OF dress
Feb His or ard boys n shapss, md prices
Navy, bla'k, and l4ocy cloth cap 'ot men aud boys
Uadnt .hiris an drawers OF silt, anbswooi
Sheke JsDne Tevot coicb WOOL cashmere, mr.iDo
cotton, Canton flannel, &C., large o. al qualities
prices
Dress olnen and cotton, with plain and French
bands
Gloves stocks Ties suspende, hosiery Of oil kinds,
pocket hanLkcrches, &c.
ng smoking and crps, gertenen's shaws
umbrellas. toilet articles, &c.
(which they .uliy solicit xamaaion. feeling
years. experience ir this will enable
posenl oil mny
cal
dealing aud moderate prices be relied Call
GEO. ii. Is. WHITE co,
Dec 2esdmf No 332 Pa. av. between 9th and lch ri.
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS,

The Of prson will be entered upon bcos
the payment sf psou be n advance.
Distant may money eue e postage
Of which will paid BY and a assumed b. oarsees IN m
cafe transmission
Tue COUNTRY PAPER psbished t1 weekly during the ses
sions Of congsess and semi weekly during the recess
Subscriptions period less will be received on
propoTtiored 10 tho above annual rates.
O7-P0sTAAsTERs authorized agents; md,
by sending subscsibe with 500 snclosed
uled to = copy sraft
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NOrICE-Lost miscaed being transmitted from Quit
man, Texas Cen Rnsk Washington Guy warrant GER
land issued by the CommiasOneE
r. deceased, ther and heir
Charles Dement, of Captain Mahals h,s
Kentucky Mcxicsn war The undersigned heir and
Thomas Demen deceased nepds apply to the
Commissioned o. Pens ons for duplicate OF such warrsn,
FRA. n. DEMENT,.
NovensrR a. 1855.
Dec l4-law6wt
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Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

December 81, 1885.
pROPo2ALs o carrying mails or the United States ON the
1885, ynne e5e lo.laa
~, VIII he received oce OF
Once Department. The e,y Of Washington u3tI
day Of uary 1885, he decided BY la Mafc
fpiowhs) The and IA tne line herein fed,
s17S Loeaon, Ky by Laufs' Bnege, heBa gue's Min,
Lynn Camp, fDonss!ir, LEX, Cumberland Ford,
futowf Ciess. Cunbeis Gap, gfeDn.) farewell, sye-
Thorn Baan S;aioa, aRd .iatshaiiis frny,
To Apsseivis ss miles ard OK, three tunes eek, 10
25otse eosctrs mon,is and horseback The residue
Of ne
10 Son Monday, Wedue sday and Friday Q.
Awe ~ Eu le,vsi6 day W L.,
leave Rass.svie Monday, daesday ard Friday 81 2,
~. .ys al London aext days by 9, pm,
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Mysteries Of the Post ONCE.
"a mail bag is epitoms Of human life"
TEN YEARS AMONG THE MAIL BAGS;
Or No from Diary of Special .agent oTths Office

"a mail bag IL an epitoms Of human le"
TEN YEARS AMONG THE MAIL BAGS
Or No'es from the Diary ef Special agent efMs Post Office
Department.
amo 4aa pp Price al 25 Beautifully illustrated with 10 steel
pora by Bitc aud ~ wood ensavnss on designs chiefly
by Daiey.
THIS W. rkundertaken
Post Office DEPARTMENT. by gentleman who has long been,
aud M the special OF that departments tns first
practical operations post csablsbment aud
almost certain which skin have Furnished for
for ne OF The mails ard the nviolapy " private cor
offered the public under hearty
universal commcndaon that enlightened and powerful
the Brief extracts from some Of thess Haen:
notices annexed:
The prove entertaining season.
lveincss interest," general nature
pleasant addition to our stock Of popular light literature
We hound concede Mr. Hobrook Of his
The me. of being exceedingly interesting and
suggestive booA bo,r ,vo h.va ,o,on,,, 80.
The cuest and mos, varnished recas beat all That
dna, ii Raynois nsonrtrosties ana ,vss mid nu rnnan
that romance still lives and H.
life e.--Bost0n POST % .y..,
This work comnends itself, by of is subject
rS'''' [Phiiadclpaia PsnnsylsanGn.
amusing the ime interesting work, of its
kir has never published Bulletin
AueiIwrten and amusing work, which shall
Philadelphia Saturday Post.
1t abounds with sketches novel
philadelphia Inquirer.
This hook indeed novelty exceedingly open
Ing source Of amusement Hartford Daily CoTans
There enough Incidents plots, and character
his sketchesto Ill dozen enquirer
No person who has himself habor for moment
opening person's letter read tho book with
suddens the ighu Precpce on which hs has sood
Published by H. cownerhwait Co., Phadslphia.
For sale by all booksellers and newsagens
22-dft
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ny $. ,. nIcCoRmlCK. Auc,ionesr.

UCTI0N SALE OF AN EXTENSIVE MANUFACTURING
hmenon Tuesday, the 18Th day Of January, 1855,
Aexand, Virginia will be cd vuuahe manufacturing estab
bmen owncn by The Virginia Locomotive Car Manuidetur
ng Company, Gormeiy smith g. P"rkins)
reel cie comprcs and wbarves fronting
the Po,omre bounded 'ows Commencing ~ point
bndlg a0oet alley, lo inches
mel OF e liver Po noh l6 inches
$3.50 OF ground, exclusive ipt There
sufcen, oi not largest vessels Tbs
properly connected switch wiu ihe Orange Aexand
railroad improved by the following buildings, OIL bull, OF
brick and with 10 against 6re: 4 shop
ground 3i 02 feet 81
third by ~ 2d blacksmith shop "a - fees; 3d.
boiler ej et 40 cabuldhg ~
40 cet 1e tools comprise complete OF mode
ciDery marine
and raiosd work all kinds The machinery s
sufficient q ork advantage and these ampe
shop work 500 men, if required.
The oundy consists OF The entire squire of ground
bounded Wilkes Pitt Gbbon and ST. fs5ph (wih the
exception - rs feet deepD exclusive Of
l9 eeU about ca ground
of SD the above lot "a by e feet viii in
and Alexandria a0sd improved bick
proof foundry by GO ret with NIL the requisite cupoa
entire properly both real and will bc sold
together favorable opportunity parties having
sufficient capital TO enage IN profitable business In desabe
ocalion
sac $4,000 in cash S9o37 so be paid the
February eoi, with interest," payable semi annually ads 40 10
be paid the M Of May 1864, with Interest," be qurtery
residue in and with interest payable semian
nun The deferred payments be made the lst Of February
LIST Of May, 1904
personal above, specified
secured by deed
eo;iable notes wit, approved endorsers.
will be sold the entire stock
m,irrois hand comprising lumber COAL
ard hotter iron, &C.. sc.
Terms All under 800, cash $780, months,
| approved endorsement.
Panes desiring examine property, wishing further In
formation, VIII please apply To r,on.nna ,
Dec 3-2awt5Jan Alexandria, Va.
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CNonGn w. moRELL. Astorn.y nn

~ EDflGE w. mORELl, Attorney Counsellor q 4
VI law ured States circuit commissioner
for the Cour. Of Claims, No. ~ Wall New York.
Refers Hon Nelson, Justice United States Supreme Court
Hon H. fh, United States General a. Tottsn Ccps
United NJ Blair Solicitor
OF clains r. H. lsi esq, and Major Arnold Harris Washing
ton city, Oci i0-~WF&RunSn
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BY ). g. MCGUIRE. Auot,onesr.

VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, OPPOSITE JUDICIARY
sarae nuciiono, Tnof-ary aereoon January II,
III Congregational Chnc) ~ oca'cd 5i street, imme
Hall, being half ofio No 10
No ~ 49, having front Of 81
3nche whoe Of ibe lots together with the buildings
aud ovements.
TIE ie believed be unqnesonabe All conveyanccs
the c. purchaser.
Terms al sale. JAS. @. Mcguire,
i6--eoSGs Auetioneer.
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Metropolitan Railroad once,


THOSE Metropolitan RaiIroad
call mnJc 18th VI Apl
enable
prosecu
''' WA ~ ''''' = ''' j. W. BEecLE,
Trcasure-.
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EuNNY BOOKS FOR CflRIsTMAB.--A variety Of comic
Juvenile books BY Bssn Kackemsides, and other
authors Just received al ~ y ~ TAYLOR MAURYV
Ucc,S bookstore, near oh IT.
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misses Rooke,'s English and French Board,
imr ara nav Nchs1 s10l for Young Ladies, Aga II
Ms anI hn1yesn Dny 6th and 9TH sIrcets.

street, between 9th ana Ith strcets.
healthfuness, c0avenience Ana n % . % ~
Instruction corpses ali the branches usually taught ~ me best
seminafjes. ,oooc,n;.hs al
and succesaa teacher Of French, ~ ,n9 ism mus
fordng pupils facilities convefsink nd an
Crcs containing terms ana other par may be had on
application TO principals the booksto w.
RErEREScrs.
Rev. @. d. Cummips, Washington.
j. w. Ftench, .
Rev. T. ID. Gurey, .
Hon. w. w. Sest0n,
P. r. Fendail, esq,
James A. Pearce, United states SENATOR Maryland
Hon. A. q. Brown mississippi.
Judge d. +. Curtis, United States Supreme Court
It, Rev. Alonzo Potter, bishop Of Pennsylvania.
H. Rev. c. r. Mcflvane, bishop of Ohio.
Dec ]-eod2w
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gs method Of announcing those Of
n ledger
nnoI each nl statement in detail
t,e ogh instant opportunity
nation preparatory prompt settlements which win be confdens
~ expected of all HUUE, BRO, y co,
Dec 23--3ssw21if (lnlcllgsncerl
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Circular.
AoENcy OF FRENoH SPoLIArIcS CHAINS.
Washington, November -, 1855.

AoENcy FRENoH SPorIArIor CHAINS,
Washington, November y, 1855.
IN answer many inquiries claimants against
the United States on recount o. spoaons comm.'sd BY bs
g ' % % s S s y ~ to
os.as. ,sa'
has been eonSadsa m0s no, ona 70 % $
claims aud therefore decided
% s az s"a @
the session in the full expeca on that dree ree
M o. 'ss's ne csns al % coa v
@ase 10 BY direct legislative ae,
The adjustment these claims would iny and constantly oe
pse.y points to such board q right Ard osopa m Ars ,s
Marble Work-Marble Work--For sale!
MARBLE MoNUMENTs. Of heauafal and hiahy.an
any other kin kind .. so marble
M find !" s. soS avn @ Be- sold m low ~ ra
lar work can . osaned Al the Norh.
Tells which win 30 at reduced passs ouruyspoap
stone Yard door from iaH street,
'''s Now Sai'onsa i.nnoosm sns'"e
yEORoE WOODS NEW wORrS.--s,odern rigrim,.
u showing improveDeo's methods of
reaching Celestial CITY BY cso,Tr Wood author Of "retsr
Just entering upon practice ey James
sps" a. Va. snd by Richard wdrsh author of History
cns,eA Story Of Rspuscan Eqaa,y by sydney
'''' p''''''''' - TAYLOR MAuRy's
Nov IS Bookstore, rcos 9Th street.
NTATCH chronometers, and pocket
time keeD-rs desc pton, However complicated skill
fully repaired ny competent woekmen
practical knowledge OF this branch Of business which
attention given, guarantees entire satisfaction
persons having fine watches, &C., to repair
M w. GAIT BEO.,
304 Penn. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
Dec 7-3taw7w
CNoRAvfNG.we prepared execute promptly, and in
ths Of the description engraving including
nrms, Greats, motocs, &C.,
| Card engraving and printing promptly executed.
N. w. GAIT BRO., Jewellers,
Da Penn. ayenus, bswecn sh end LON streets,
| Dee 7-snw2w
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A CHOICE supply or gcntIernen-s dressing roses OF
"A figured cisbmere French flannel and Turkey red pat
terms all sizes, just received at
GEO u. H. WHITE CO.'S
Cenilrmen's Furnishing Establishment,
I3eod1wf 800 Penn between 9th and 10Th SITS.
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sJEMfsE or Congress and vts,ters 20 Wnsslinston
nI Respectfully informed that at TAYLOR MAUfy,s
stationery 9Th street, will
Ther extensive stock addi following
works. department OF eraue science
hooks received Immediately publication
Weeiy imporiaio from England
CeUodn's Works, volumes
Jeferson's Works. volumes
Webstcfs Woiks, g vo's., sntograph edition
Everea's Ofttiops and Speeches, 2 volumes
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