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dred dollars.
For miscellaneous items, two hundred dollars.
Office Of the Colonel of Ordnance:
For blank books, binding, and stationery, SIX hun
drrd dollars.
For miscellaneous items, five hundred dollars.
Office Of the Colonel of Typographical Engineers:
For blank books binding and stationary seven hun
For miscellaneous items, five hundred dollars.
For the General Purposes Of the Northeast Executive
Building
For c9mpensation Of four watchmen Of the north
west executive building, two thousand four hundred
dollars.
For compensation Of two laborers Of the northwest
executive building eight hundred and sixtyiour dol
For fuel and light two thousand four hundred dol
lars,
For miscellaneous items, one thousand six hundred
dollars.
Fo- the General Purpose of Lhe Building corner Of
F and Seuenth STREET. For compensation Of superi.
tcndcds four watchmen, and two labarers, for said
building, three thousand eight hundred and two dollars
For repairs and improvements, ten thousand eight
huu't cd aud thirty-thrce dollars and forty cents.
For fuel and compensation Of iremen, thousand
nine hundred and fnry.tw0 dollars and fifty cents.
Fer contingent expenses, one thousand four hundred
dollars.
Ardry Department. For compensation Of the Secre.
tary of the Navy aud the clerks. messenger assistant
messenger and laborer in his office twenty nine thou
sand two hundred and ninety six dollars.
For compensation Of the chief Of the Bereau Of Ord
nance and Hydrography and the clerks, messenger
and aboer In his Office, twelve thousand three hun
lrcd ard sixteen llars
For compensation Of the chief OF the Bereau Of Ma
WIZARDS and Docks and the civil engineer, clerks
messenger and laborcrs in his Office, seventeen thou
aud and nincty.two dollars.
Ear comperitinn of the chief Of the Bureau of Con.
s:rction Equipment and Repairs and Of the engineer
n-cci and the clerks messenger, and aborers In his
Olive twenty thpuNnd seven hundred and ninety-two
dollars.
For compcnsation Of the clerks, messenger, and Ia
borcr IN the Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing, eight
hundred and sixteen dollars.
For compensation of the chief Of the Bureau Of Med
cine and Surgery and the clerks messenger, and labor
er in hi, Office ntne til msand and sixteen dollars.
(TO he CONTlUED.)
, 1855-10-05
The Ladies' wreath,

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Each number WIN contain fiNE HIEEL kN0HA,
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, 1855-10-05
Notice.

A T TREATIES concluded with the Nez Pyrcc tribe
"A OF Indians and with the o0nedcfated tribes Of the
Walla Wallas, Caynses and Umatillas In the Walla
Walla valley at theeouncil ground there ceed 10
the United States turt Of country having the fol-
lowing boundaries, viz:
BY the Ncz Perces-Commencing at the soarve Of
the wo-naneshe southern tributary Of the Paioase
river thence down that river 10 the main Palouse ;
the mouth Of the Tnkanon river thence up the Tu-
kanon to h source IN the Blue mountaihs; thence
sOuthey along the ridge of the Blue mountalns thence
70 point on Grand Ronde river midway between
Grande Ronde and the mouth OF the Wollow-bow nv
er thence along the divide between the waters Of
the WollOw-how and Powder river thence 10 the
crossing Of Snake river at the mouth Of Powder river
thence 10 the Salmon river y miles above the place
due north TO the summit Of the Bitter Root mOunains
thence alOng the crest OF the Bitter Root moantans
to the place Of beginning. rIr-s....
By the walla walas, cay1ses and UmaaIllas, tract
Of land having the following boundaries, to-Wt;
Commencing at the mouth Of Tukanon river In
Washington territory; running thence up said river
Its source; thence eastcrly along the summit Of the
Blue mountains, and on the southern boundaries Of
the purchase made Of the Nez Pcrce Indians and cas-
tery along that boundary tO the western limits Of the
country claimed by the Shnshones or Snake Indians;
thence souherly along that boundary (beng the wa
tera OF Powder rivcr) 10 the sour, Of Powder river
theuee 10 the head Waters a. Willow creck; ltheuce
down Willow creek 10 The Columbia rivcr; thence ID
the channel Of Columbia river 10 the lower end Of
large IHland below the mouth Of Umatla river; thence
northerly 70 pont on the Yakima river called Toh
noshluke: thence I, Ia Lac; thence to the White
BANKS On Dc Columbia below Prlcsts Rapids; thence
down the Columbia river 10 the junction Of the Co
lnmbia and Snake ryers thence up the Snake river to
the place Of beginning.
Provided, however, That 90 much of the country de-
scrbed above contained In the following boundaries
shall be set apart a. Indian reservations; ri
For the Nez Pcrce tribe, viz.-C Commencing where
the Mohhanae or southern tributary of ths Palouse
, 1855-10-05
MOUNT VERNON.

THlIE subscriber having located twenty miles above
4 the Cowlitz Landing, at the head Of navigation on
the Sowlitz river, on what was formerly known as
the Chcatat Prairie in beautiful grazing country
would wish TO take from 50 to 200 head Of cows on
the shares For information, address the subscriber
or c. c. Paggett, Cowlitz Landing.
3wis j. l.. MITCHELL.
, 1855-10-05
WASHINGTON HOTEL.


CORNER OF MAIN AND SECOND sTREETs
OLYMPIA, W.T..
cORIIss i ENSIGN, Proprieiors.
THE propretors Of this hotel having na
i Just completed a large additional =
hullding for bed rooms, parlOrs, &c, and ttfsN
entirely Overhauld. renovated and en- ID iii
lArged the dining bar and bed rooms oiAM,A1
the old estAtlShmen., and alzO supplied the same
with all necessary furniture. and entirely new beds
and bedding, are now prepared 10 oner suck accom-
modations N the public in general, and the tavelng
community In particular " convince all that "itI
THE House for the weary
The Bar will always be supplied with the best ol
Wines, Liquors aud 0igars which the market Affords
good Stable Is attached 10 the premises, and all
may rest assured that animals left In care shall
fare ~ well ~ themselves.
share Of the public patronage Ia respectfully 20
licitcd a. Il shall ever be constant aim TO make
All ~ comfortable as possible.
Our mOtto-Clcan Beds and Warm Rooms.
CORLlsS a ENSIGN.
Olympia, Dec. . 1854. lSh
, 1855-10-05

THE UNDERSIGNED having taken, "A
rehtted and improved the Cabins belong
ing 70 Col Ebey on WhidbyAu Island Win IlI,
a view Of catering 10 the wants and pleas Jill 4
ures Of the public share Of their patron alA
age Is solicited.
The steamer touches al this point each trip 20 that
parties wishing 10 rest and enjoy themselves on the
Island for a season, he forwarded 10 Port Townsend
Bengham Bay, Port Discovery, New Duhgines-, Vic
toria V. l., or elsewhere, be readily aceommoda-
ted fine lot OF ladies' and gentlemens riding aud
buggy horses, well A. good and safe boais for the
accommodation Of pleasure seeking parties,
GEORGE W. EBEY.
July 20, 1856, 46tf
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JUST RECEIVED,

DER bark Garth, = invoice DRY Goods, CroocI|s
1 and Indian trade, which We olier low for enlll.
GEORGE 4 co.
Ana DsWumPah Day, Apti1s, IsSi. ssH
, 1855-10-05
Fresh Arrival
A% l.s4 =
NEW STORE

JOHNSON'S NEW STORE.
TUsT RECEIVED by the bark "Mary Melvin,
y large stock Of goods, eopsisting partly or
Sugar, Flour. and Com Neal,
Tea, Beans, ,iNn ~
Coffee, Musturd, ili- tme ~
Butter, Spices, -. -. rs 4 ~
Bacon, Pickles,
Tobacco, Powder,
Soap, Shot,
Starch. White Lead,
Lamp Wick, croekeryEart, ~
Boots and Shoes, Dried Appie4 4
Rice, Baking pOWdnfN,
indigo. 6alefntus. til1' n
White Lead. Smoking fobaeeei
Dry Goods, Clothing, and Hardware, Z. !. :.
Ladies' and Gentlemen'a boots and shoes, fqg Nv
at the lowest possible prices, and superior qaIlly
Olympia, February -, 1885. IN ,f-i' ~ s'i,,
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Died.

D1e0s
On Wednesday, April 49, CATHARINE, wife OF James
Rely, Esq.
The Of the family, those of he- law
James Furey Esq requested to attend the funeral
from her late residence No. 22l West Thirty fourth
street, TO morrow morning. ut eleven O'CLOCK without
further invitation.
On Wednesday April 1s JOHN RucAsrIE. OF the Frank
LIN Square Hotel, tNo. 32s Pearl ftrust.
His frends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
TO attend his funeral TO- morrow afternoon, at two
o'clock.
On wednesday, April IS, after Q short iIlness Mrs.
srsAs srosr rest OF Capt John Troutman formerly Of
Bushvick, /. l., aged ~ years.
The relatives ana friends respectfully invited TO at
ena the funeral saturday ateruoou AZ three O'Clock
her late residence, No. AIS Fourth street. without
further nvifsos the remains win be deposited In the
family vault ~ Cypress Hl. Cemetery.
IN Sunday, April Is, WILLIE T., aged years and l6
days, youngest Of Charles n. and Anna Waring.
ulstsr county papers please copy.
On Tuesday evening, April ~, ~ WoodhAvsn l. l., at
o. the lungs, Mrs ckraAKss BLYTHE, wido~ OF
John Blythe, Q native Of Lancaster, Pc.
Her fiends and her children are requested 10 call Inn
msointsy.
Pspnsyissnia papers slsass copy.
On TUESDAY April H. ~ Nev Dorp, staten Island, SE-
Lbs ssds Of the fsmiiy invited attend the fu
neral THIS afternoon, a. too ocock, from the Moravian
cbureh, Ssv Dorp, without further Invitation.
AZ his resdsnos. Ne "a E<ssx street. Jersey City, HrxKY
fnnDssss, ss-d 20 years, msaths and ~ days.
he fr.nss q tss ism'ly s,s rsspsetfsIy invited 70
snaasslv, al Hartford, @. on hoaaay, April Ia OF
lockjsw, wntIks a. wHpxs, Of Amos B. winder,
No N the alst gear 81 his age.
fhu&esrhia papers please copy.
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On Monday evening, april Id, by Rev. W. G. Smith,
Mr. RoEKKr J. NKAiKy, Jr, TO Miss SARAH ASToNErrE
city.
HAvsrstTsw and California papers please copy.
On 1nssdsy evening, Aprl ~, by the Rev. James NIL
stt bs residence No Ill East Seventeenth street.
between First ana second avenues, Mr.. THOMAS G. PAR
TINsoS, Of Fast Haddam, Conn 70 Miss MARTHA JANE
AARsfnfD, OF this city.
On Wednesday, April Is, n thu Church OF the Annun
cation, BY the Rsv. s. Seabury, d. D., SAMUEL BELL
10 Misc LYDIA sEABuRY, all Of this city.
On fuefday morning, April II, ct high mass ~ st.
AIMS Church, Eighth street, by the Rev. Dr. Forbes,
Mr.. LAwMxcRJ oCoSSoR TO Miss LEocADIo +. 0CALLA.
CHAN, both Of this city. -#r
On Moncay atsrnoos April TO- ct St. bridaets Church,
Avenue b, BY the Rev. Thomas Martin, s. d. pastor,
Mr. WILLIAM HANNAH 10 Miss MARY JANE USTH ANK, both
Of tfis city, and formerly OF Limerick, Ireland.
Limerick papers please copy.
On Tuesday, april IL by the Rev. Mr.. Garfield, RICH
AID ARNOLD, Of this city, 70 PAULINE daughter Of Noel
j. BecAr, Esq., Of Biooslyn.
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Proof OF iss U.fu,ne.a.-srom tho Louis.

vile Daily Courier Feb ~ 1855 More Large Sales Of
John Bull Co sold and shipped. yesterday
popular medicine 81 Louis tue steamer David rstam
and hundred and thirty dozen TO New Orleans
tfe steamer David white We informed they
eT ale fer several hundred DOZEN which rhey to
ship tfis Tie large and increasing demand
Bu medicines s the best evidence their superior
curative rrepsrties and Popularity. Or. JOHN BULLS
corner ~ broadway.
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day dividend 1--WE per cent the capital stock
;: sss 1ss II srss win Z s,sss1.s
policeman vsrmye.. prssensiag Violation d the ordi
Bovsry P,in
cents and was dsfr.uasd 70 that extent
rwys 10 this
From that hour to this have most
ss
s1Is and Sa:inss: sssn
s%py
~. spss their pIo.sy ana sssIsssy have sixsy;
s.sss ever, Ps.:on thu. much have -
every department.. During twelve complaint has
present period believe that inquiry Which shasnss
VIII sustain my assertion that in the at
ing ..Sr: s:.I !spa::sioS ssSnd il &c city
isS recourse 70 the Of fraud charged
Ss..s. which submit. !. The judsnsns q osSsss
s%sny ana Psysy deny Assuwi. the most lsnisn.
Young ' as s having i Ps
sssr.s What ,p:::sis sain could result g him
. ssp.s.s wcss ): =. interest snpoyss %
S:.; ;:: SSs s::ss%:. sSss sls
the character Of knave must append thai Of fool
neither II suspected being dishonest would
not prejudse him-I would give him hearing aud after
ward conclusion based upon his defence. What
aid policeman vemiyeay He purchased package Of coffee
carried 10 the Eleventh ward weighed it, proceeded to
the City Ha lodged complaint and had IL blazoned in
th papers within few hours II he labored thus ndefat
ahy IN order 10 attain the prefix energetic" he has
tsnly entitled himself TO the honor; and pin hole in
package might enable him TO it, Had he desired to
combine eneisncy, ocer with justice to myself, why
Would
have bten with sctest duty in submitting
the package unbrokon and undis.urbed after its
wehAF Why prevent the elucidAtion of that
might have been commtted while the circumstance was
yet reccectonf In conciusson sir the clerk who served
Mr. ysrmiyss expresses himself positively ss to his cor
soemn ofoath 70 my street honesty to all
and there are others not now my but who
have been that nscessry will furnish similar proof As
ndnshy and trust those papers having inserted the
compliant will also publish this rcfutaton.
such parte representations permitted to
nnchaenged reputation would be mere shuttecock in
the hands Of the desnng but the public will
fail 70 infer and judge for Themselves between To
such tribunal unhesitatingly submit my Respect
iuliy, JOHN HALSTEAD, $50 Bowery.
VERMONT COPPER MINING CoMPANY-A sPE.
cal meeting Of the stockholders Of this company WIZ
70 held Friday, April 20, At u o'clock at No. Is
stockholder requested to be
EDWARD N. JOHNSON Treasurer.
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lnment IN pint bottle, City CENTS superior TO anything
s r curing collie dwellings, CALLS bruises Jumps, &C.
sold ~ all the torekeepers aud Depot ~ Cor
lNNa Aer Yor
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FLAMING CARDS.

p-kYIEo cARps-sAR0 PLAYING cAKDs, yAsy
~ sns wssl seeeosd wtsh ~ ~ vays.us ostsf ges
nr~a sss sstssa s<r&s ss3~ W sAm ma NJ &C
F.t.ls tls lr<as s.s saf hess~~ thsif Fssr~ M
&s~sAy sssss& ssB~x~s ~ Ass<f Ms~~~
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Bsdbuss.-Costar's Unrivalied Bedbug Ex-
tsrpu atcr great anrihAtor Of these pests. Sold,
whessAe and retail a. Costars vermn and insect depot
Ne - breadwsy None genuine unless signed by HENRY
n COeTAR II
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Hair Dye-Wigs and Toupees.-Batchelor's
celebrated establishment for these articles 3 Broadway
Nine private expressly the application Of his IA
hair dye. Sold, Wholesale and retail, the largest
sormns Of we toupees and hair In the United
Sfate
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Manr Cutting, Curling, Dressing and sham
pooling inmitably by HILL, As Nassau street shaving s
Infable onguent promote the OF the hair
so instantaneous dye for beautiful black brown
oil soaps. 40.
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MY Dear Sir, Tell you my Ongucnt will
orce the wbiskers moutAches 70 grow in sly weeks
application and will not stain injure the skim
81 bottle sent to any part Of the country H. o. GkA-
HAN 5S6 Broadway; Zeiber A South Third street, Pha
nh
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Neuralgia on the Head, Face, Neck, and Neu-
rac and Deafness and deafness from cause
radically cured Dr. CASTLE 46 Fourth street, Washing
ton square, established twenty In this practice
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Clirehugh's Wigs and r0upees, with his
newly invented shin division the greatest Of modern In
ventiops fitting perpetual in shape uncnangeabe In
natural price moderate 1927 kuten street,
west Of Broadway.
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now open, corner of Broadway and Houston street.
The house the European plan Of lodging
seoms ranging price from 30 cents day for insde ana
sscording 70 sire location. e. The new restaurant
rooms meals will furnished At the lowest price the
market Affords and in superior STYLE the guests paying
only they order Travellers and citizens viii tnd
The Smithsonian accommod atons Of superior order
respectsbty order, neatness attention comfort and
economy. SIDNEY KOPhAN.
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Ten Dollar Wigs and Toupees.-The cele-
DRAFTED mandatory for wigs onpees braids Of long hsir
back and front braids curs Co. situated a Maiden
~A'' 0s'Asi :. NEDHURsT HEARD
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just receives, per steamer, three eases Gem
enens Paris hats GESIN, IA broadway, opposite 50.
ulls alurrI
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THE TURF.

DIED HOUSE, HARLEM.-THIS FASHIONABLE RE-
IL sort complete in all its appointments and the
sales stables attached constantly filed with tho finest
and fastest horses 20 be found Persons in want Of horses
be supplied at the Red House. The trottng
track splendid ORDER and trottng matches every
hns The Second Avenue the door
ave minuts
TTNIoN COURSE, L. I-TRoTTING AND PACING
" ON Friday, April 90 at o'clock p. M, 0 match for
100 mie heats, they please II. Woodruff
b. Of gton; Charles Young br PAGER
SHAW WHITE, Proprietor.
JrSIoN COURSE, L. l. TRoTTING-oN THURSDAY.
~ April lsth, 2. o'clock, r. r., purse Of ~ mile
q unien; d. Ptter enters 81. &. u. d. Greene VIM II.
,dsii enters May Fly; 1hos Bowdon enters Jim
Proprietors
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CATALOGUE OF TINE SEwsPArrss AND PERIopr
" calls published In the United ststs she~aS the
and county IN Which the sane ars gss.es be- si,es
By bon Ksansdy late efth Cessas on.s fes al.
BY Mr. BRADY In the once o. j. Lviagston thirt aeor
~ Broadway. Price 3.
Tor sALF-A COPY or THE NEW roKK HERALD
for the lass, bound In velanes Address G A. T.,
Herald ofhee
THE SONS OF NEW ENGLAND HAVE SCATTERED
20 tho remotest quarters ~ tie uHion MT wherever
they they will forget the " ther nAsty
In the valleys OF the ana In the stu recseiag
country hch we cali West they MI revert tas
farm house with its tall wen swcp The little ref seseei
house. with The stern birch master and % ne
solemn old meeting house. With associations % Puritan
Sabbaths whoever would recall these memories of hons
viii 1ne an upsiins plsasur. ia the charming .ss.. q
Flower By Mira Bsseher stove ra,s volume eea.sins
writer In volume lamo, with boautfal vnetta and
finely steel portrait Of the PR sale
all booksellers. Price 81 Is PHILLIPS, sAMPsDs n
co publishers, Is Winter street. Doston; e. DERRY
New York
ITO UNDERWRITERS, BANNERS AND MERcuAsrs-
Just published the United States Insuranee
Gazette and Mas azne OF Useful knowledge No for Nay
Published monthly asS9 Pine srcct Can he hal q ths
principal booksellers.
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Rats don't die I'm their holes but come out
ara d;e Nv u,ine CpSTkRS efcctual rat cocroach &c.
ssermipator holessle and retail depot 3S Broadway
Sew York Not dangerous 20 the human family.
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Gas Fixtures, Gas Fixtures-Wc Offer an
Of that numoer over three hundred
derent patterns of the and beautiful degn
Buyers the benefit Of variety twice large
that any establishment in New York. which
make their selections Our prices centage
lower than be found elsewhere. w. J. r. DALEY
Co. marble stores 6sl and 6S3 Broadway.
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A MEXICAN INsTITUTE.-AN ADJOURNED iNFoR-
IL NAL meeting Of the members this Institute will be
held this evening the 18th ns a. half past seven o'clock
mating trustees Of the Fair aud standing commit
tees. LEVI LIVINGSTON, Chairman.
JONI w. CMAMBERs, Secretary.
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EGAL AND GENERAL REP0RTING.-MESsRs
~ HAYES, HiNCKs, CAREY CO. have opened ohiees,
III and Franklin Buildings 1876 Broadway for short hand
reporting Their position and experience coagresons
legal and the in promising
the utmost accuracy and expedition in ulfng riders
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CONTROLLERS OFFICE, CITY or ST. LOUIS
~ March IS ls56-Great closing sale Of the Third suE
division OF the city commons st. Louis Missonli-IH
beautiful building lots at auctonBy order Of the Mayor
May 1885 will sell at public auction the entire
in the city commons belonging to The city, remaining
unsod. This property the subdivisions
commons blocks Nos lS %, p sea A. These block.
front each by depth Of hundred end twenfhve feet
each lot fronting broad and beautiful avenue. The
ground most beautifully back of
present city limits on high and commanding pont afford
Mississippi River the and the beautiful andna.irs
prairie the west. Broad and splendid avenues
laid OF and opened wit hin the through the grou
and many Of them already macadsmized large tracts
have been reserved and retained BY tho city for parks which
state Of Improvement.
Terms ofsale-onexth cash. the balance equal pay
mens \. two three fear and Ave years with
~ the rate of six cent per secured by deeds Of
trust ON the property: II: OVERsTOLZ, Comptroller.
For further PARTICULARS apply to
No Chasnn N arra I.nnia
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10 u so-rne Hats made by Rafferty, ~
LE1sK cold usual pSces precisely the
article gentlemen Cali and examine for yourselves
Chatham and Of Chatham and Pearl
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Superior Large Sized Daguerreotypes In Coz
Only 50 cents beautifully snease and warranted
equal tho best productions o. the Nrt a. @ELLiSGS
ssllery corner Of Bitecker and Carnine streets.
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Carpets, Caupets.-Doughty ~ Bros Large
s1pet warehouse 81 Broadway splendid assortment Of
ssrpctnss and oil cloths, entirely pattsras ~ whole
saJs and retail, very low.
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n U. A.-THE MEMBERS OF FRANKLIN CHAPTER
" No. and the order in general respectfully inv
ted 70 attend meeting at the chapter rooms corner Of
The occasion will be Of interest to all order
OF committee, WIN. II. VAN ALST,
WIN w. LYON,
B. HICKMAN.
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the fair Where it's possible asssmblay
ef ladies' uimlar TO rsoy showl premium OF
sasd dollars would be gwen could be shown healthy
handsome fresh lively tboso who have taken
pills Sold she manufactures so Maiden lane, New
and 24 strand London and by NIL druggists at Is
621s cents, and 81 per box.