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SIIELIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TO
ID rre directed. out Of the honorable County
Court Of Trinity County in favor OF Calvin
w. Ward against G.. W Blown. for the sum
of 1913 S3 principal and costs, and accru hg
COSTS. have levied upin one IL use ana '.o'
in Faggtnwn. and will expose the same 'or
sale AT public auction TO the highest o'hhrr'
for cash at the Court House IN SAID County:
on the 21th July inst, between the hours OF
10 o'cl, ok \. VI and P. VI, 70 satisfy sara
execution, the said property beng sold under
a Mechanics Lein.
f. NERLETT, Sheriff.
Weaver July 3, A. ID. $3.50. J7-3t
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DRUGS, &c.
CITY DRUG STORE.
WEAV YER.
d A Il RY & CO,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Oru1Uixfe OnI I11OtLec1ries

HAVING removed to their Fire Proof
IL Building, are Low opening an extensive
stock of DRUGS and MEDICINES. PER-
FUMERY and FANCY ARTICLES. Pa
TENT MEDIC INES. PAINTS, OILS,
DYE STUFFS. &c. &c, &c, together
with large assortment of BOOKS, STA.
TlONEkY, &c, aud all article, connected
WITH that braIch ot the business, all Of which
will b. sold AT low prices.
n B.-Phy ysicAns' Prescriptions carefully
comI u ed. jk7 ly
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Copartnership Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given that on me Isl OF
y July. instant. MY son, WM. r. GARRl-
SON. was admitted partner in ms business,
uli.h wiu hereafter D. conduct under tho
name and st,le cfC. n GARRISON & co.
C.K. GARRISON.
San Francisco, July 3, 1855. jyl42t
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NOTICE The Partnership heretofore eK.
" isling und,r the name of HARRIS
MCCLURE Il co is this day dissolved by
mutual consent.
p MCCLURE.
+. W. HARRIS,
!. y. DAMON.
CHARLES THOMAS.
Weaverv.lle, July ;, 1853. jy2l 81
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Death Of Robert Tevis. ESQ.

II il our melancholy duty to record the
death Of Robert Tevls, Esq, who was for
meily resident OF this place and well
known member of the bar He was kin, j
in duel, near Downieyillc, by Chas. L Lip.
pineot on Saturday last. the l4lI inst. The
parties fought with double barrel guns, at
f,rty PAGES, and Mr.. Tevis fell at the first
fire. He was shot through the heart aud died
Instantly.
The following particulars Of the cause o.
the difficulty, aud it, sad termination, W.
find in a communication 10 the Sacrament
Union:
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Important from Lower California.

ARREST AND ExtcrrIuN Of MELENDREz -
We learn from the Southern Ca forum that
Melendrez, The late Military Commandant on
he northern frontier Of Lower California,
was arrested on the 9th 0: June by order of
Pujol. the newly appointed commandant,
who. Immediately on his arrival at San VIM
cente, invited Meendrez to meet him. TIL"
latter, not suspecting anything, complied
whereupon he was arrested and informed
shot. He protested in vain against this sum-
mary proceeding and at ~ O'Clock the next
day lie was shot and left lying on the PLAIN Ia
be taken and buried b, his wife and relatives.
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CCIDESTAi. LDTWe have 40 pieces fine white bird eye
n Diapers 25 yard wel worth SIN superior article
for chdrens aprons.
Twenty pieces of finer numbers of extra fine.
= Cheap acotch diapers, all widths and qualities
Table diapers damask from medium to extra fine and wide,
stylish patterns.
Napkins towels, and towe'inRs in endless variety.
Linen sheeiings and pillow linens mnpy bargains. .
Pure Irish linens qualities, Of them made IN Ireland
by this ae them "pnre all linen, and
good.
pucst cIeapesi linen goods In
market linen department has vastly in
creased
A large LOT OF medium and fine blankets
Fourteen dozen bed comforts.
Of fancy goods well those for general furnish
ing consumption daily Tepiensied.
Constnnly hand Of all qualities, full and
astonshingy low prices
price only which selling but for the cash and
TO hoseseh pay bills when presented.
articles low pces and fair dealing be relied on In all
PERRY BROTHER,
HCenira Stores," building,
Sepll--l0coif Opposite Centre Market
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United states Mails.
Posr orr1cr DsrAxrsxsr,

Posr orr1cx DxrAxrsxsr,
september -, lass.
Isl January 1885, 1885, Inclusive the foownS
Missouri win be received Coasc Oce Of iGe Pos
ohce Department. in the city Of Warhnkion until OF the
loh day Of November 1850 b- decided BY the 2h Of
monthly on the route and IN the hescin spechsds
9066 From Quincy, In by Palmyra, Mo, WaTrrB Oakdse
shetyvle, iisser. Grcse, zen Mile. Biooniny Me
coihr sprug HIM. Clear Creek, Gaiaun, Victoria Msys
vfie aud Doyers, saint Joseph, yes miles and back
three times week In four horse coaches, with brunch
from Palmyra Hannibal IA miles and hack three times
week. Ia fur horse coaches 10 be a close conns1ion
win main
leave Quincy Monday, "wednesday, and Friday am;
Leave lusrph Thursday Saturday, and Mondsy
Arrive Al Quincy IN 70 hours, by spnl
Proposals og liner aweek main route and
branch are Invited
Mo s, viii be made ~ trips performed and for each Of such
omissions moi sined hrce times The pay OF me trip
may be rucld rar aiya I behind time as 10 break CON
depe ndns mails aud NOT
Fines will he unless Delinquency be a st %
cory explained by certificates OF posnnsseJa or w ~ a
into Office suffering il be injured, destroyed rob
bed lost tor rensin after deand 10 convey the mn as
frequently the contractor ia concerned In running ve
hces The Postmaster General annut the con
Lues sgfeeaby contract Tor dsobcy
Office the department, cf
rsnng Of the Postmaster General
The nIter the schedule e also order
roue by allowing therefor Tata
the pay lie also cara 81 discontinue
compensation the amount Of service dis
The bids should be addressed 10 yhe Second Asslst
Postmaster General, supersebed Mm Proposals. for MS
souri, The TO be executed and returned 10 The depart
OF before OF January 1885, For further particulars
conditions he Incorporated IN the contracts bidders nny see
pamphlet adve for conveying the as In Kentucky Ten
nessee, Missouri, and Iowa, oi lS5f .
Sept a9-law4w Postmaster General
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BY nAsLKoAD DIRECT 40 THE WEST.
IA H s ss1R

rins befwssn washington and Wheeling bus I7i
RHnag as bet,Veen Ha.aingon and Cseiaaat ~ hoars
ghrough Tickets Snd s.xs.xs cheek. 10 be had in
Wnshinston.
fNHE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad having greatly improved
western now Sgafa h ass W % 70
Northwest, ne Southwest.
bound West from Baltimore always promptly
iopcon qairy called the Relay ouse cine miles
, This is oniy change
Wshson and e vo 'ver baggage is checked through 70
whses ths Washington ehasse for -an Iose h"ans
through points beyond connsnz 'a,r leave
washingion daily at 8, and AZ p M on sun~ - '
wneslps direct t,e trains Of the CEN
aesr wheens hrods oaabfiee, zans.vie, Newnrk
COLUMBUS These trains eonnSe, q Nc a,k WI, NE Newark
Al Columbus o. O. with
Of ihe Little haa ,aiiroad 10 xenia CINCINNATI, LOUIS
WLE ss = xsn1 ." l Miami sGSa ZION u s
iIaule, nayere, Chicago, Rock Island, 81 Louis &C.
NaeSsn 'susS assf are also sod Il
uanserr2 Cincinnati 10 The mail steamers on me oho
ron CLEVELAND and via Cieveiand 20 Toledo Detroit
cneo, &C. Ohio navisahe between
Wheeling and Weissiie, toy nes where copnesion with
Travellers requested notice that while this the only route
ss o sh c eek n en " III @ sans pas aS a e
great The distance from Washinsion 10 Cincinnati, is
bur $50 miles, being about 100 miles shorter than ~ an' other
Fare by through lieke. from Washington Wheeling 50
Columbus G5 Dayton, 5i5 Cincinnati, SIC; Louisville
BY railroad Ss 6; by from Cincana, ss Indianapo
ci$as so ss and 40 Louis sas sas; Memphis,
For Frederick and aaptrs Ferry Berkeley Springs,
cnberand Bedfo'd Springs pdmoni Oakland aud famoual
@as sswes" and wes luke
,r,ln tfom washington. - ,.u !,
For further information, through tickets sc, apply 10 TIL IL.
PARSONS, agent, at Washington station o,
Master Of Transportation Baltimore MOI and
May 5-dtf Ohio Railroad, Baltimore
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Nassau Han College Of New Jersey, Princeton.

/" Should AMID acquaintasce be forgot,
And brought 10 min
Should auld acquaintance be forgot
And days o. aud lang synr."
The members senior class Of the ending In June, 1855
junior Of the ending In June, 1882 the bophomors
June 1884, and the Freshman class OF the
ending 1885, hereby requested 10 assemble
Washington by tho third Of March, A. D. 1857 ut The latest
the links OF the chain love and friendship which time
ias entirely TO exchange once more ~ e
greeting sympathy, and lament tho unmcy fats Of
OF their promising compeers. j.
preliminary meeting of The selfappoined committee VIII be
held Monday in September A. d. 1856, al te United
HOTEL between Fourth aud Fifth Streets
whom may be con
when the will be
adopted full an attendance ms possible -
whom this notice addressed VIII bt
good enough secretary committee by mail viii
their respective post Offices
Trenton, N. j., Chairman Of Committee
ALEXANDER q. BART, M. D.,
Philadelphia Pennsylvania,
]. NEWTON LIGHTNER,
of Lancaster, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLETON. ~
Of Wins,on AReghany Co., Md,
SAMUEL. p RICHARDS,
of Bnlsto Iron and Glass Works. N. j.,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county Maryland,
Committee.
JouN WEIDa IN, Of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 27--iawtMar3 fIDtelbaencer]
civilized countries of the world are req"
this their editorial columns, ~ pea
scattered through c fOur great
globe and all throughout the United
America requested to give grnnous ineron oc
casionny this date and the Sd of March, A. D. 1857
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All designated in classes ., and 10 be made OF
finished in the hes. mnnncr, ree nom adu
he requred acu Nv he ex
81 be Of the regular STANDARD sizes OF he re-
kinds and Of such weighs as may be required ny s
ice Of ordering OF less quantity OF
each and every and In such qua
titles he public service may require.
anhlect
bidders offer for OF the c'nsses
and the privilege reserved OF sgoinnga
class assigned nun 10 take all
such classes, or forfeit his right TO class.
Samples quire) KIND bid or
aud bu each kind each bid hnd
classes numbered with the number
tho for in that scHedue and IN the hrst six
properly designated the sample, or w not be
considered All proposals and samples must DC uHnsmca 70 ~
Office free Of postage or oiher expense. -,,-..
Each the ind ydun OF rm making IT,
and pound (and but Price for e1ch OF
contained the class proposed fer
All the delivered 81 such place
IN Washington city, good orde
charge EXPENSE ana ruec 70 ha
inspection of the supsntcndcn'
and be in all rcspectA satisfactory
Blink furnished this ofhce 20 persons
applying will bo aken no consideration unless
substantially agreeing herewith - -, ,
onds with approved will be reqnsd and the SIMPLY
of the classes hlue 70 supply
the quantity required e will be considered violation OF
the contract
Each bidder required his proposals satisfactory
and proposals uiaceompc
med suchev evidence will ba rejected
The opened the manner required by law on
tho Tuesday Monday in Deccmbe next ah>
al 10 O'Clock m, Office of the superintendent -
Printing States Washington" and endorsed
ii'p''"'' ~ o'fp''s A. @. SEAMAN,
Oct Q-3taw9w Superintendent of Public Printing.
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Proposals. for Furnishing the Paper for the
Public Printing.

OFFrcK surERIsTESSENr PuBLic fKisrIsd,
washington, september -, 1850
IN pursuance n provide
The pubic Ac approved August % ie sealed
Monday day) December Twelve O'Clock Tor
funshng the that required for the public prnng for
year the Isl day OF December 1885, aud ending
the LIST day Of Decsmbef, 1850.
suboinad m specifics be aseersned tns
quantity quality and description OF each knd Of paper that wall be
required
10000 printing paper unaienJefed measure "a by
IS inches, and TO weigh forty hse pounds TO the r1am on
400 ns printing enendssed "a by 30
inches, and to weigh y sh pounds 10 the seam OF iea
sheets.
5000 reams sup-rnne caendered printing paper
~ by 80 inches and 10 weigh my Two pounds o
The Of 4c0 sheets
mrssure ~ by u inches, weigh fory-.isLt
Lounds the OF 4oo sheets.
Wafs Glass;
900 superns sized and eaendtred OF such
- may required, corresponding weight
pap.r measuring 10 by a inches, and weighing twenty
pouadS Of 400 shcets.
900 uperhne plate per tcasndosd Or y
requTed0 10 BY "a Inches, ana oil such weight
per may be required
The fibre of the above classes be Of linen
and co,lon adulterson with mineral or other rub
stances w,eness and pat IN queH OF tweaiour
In EACH
tain Uniformity color, hckness and weight
bundle Exclusive OF wrsppefs varying
from tbe sand4d weehs VIII De re
in required Mixing
Of bundle 10 aake u2 the wcge
will be considered violation OF The contract.
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The OF person upon our books unless
ue psynaen, The subscription be made In advance.
Distant subscribers may money letter poasge
Of which VIII be paid by Us, rnd al aned By is
safe lIansmis~ioa.
The COUNTRY PAPER Is published ri weekly during the
sions Of Congress, sad sent weekly during the
Subscriptions for pefod year
terms propoftloned 10 the above annual rates.
ay-PosTMAsTERs authorized ac SCENTS and,
by sending DAILY subscribers $50 enclosed,
sEMwEEKLY subscibsss. with s25 enclosed, will lie
,led a copy gratis.
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Cautson-Loitery Frauds.

OrrIcR or THE MAINLAND CONSOLIDATED LoTrrHss.
Baltimore, Maryland July ], 1893.
THE of the MARYLAND lotteries has deemed
his duty 10 caution public against the Nnmeoas swndief'
who circulate by mail and fraudulent lottery schsmes
be the for the sale o ncke" IN ""en
are wholly fictitious. "a.
IN. on lotteries Maryland those drawn daily under
the OF the elected by the people OF
Inc stste the examine and approve ihs
sobe and attend 10 the drawings
An The tickets lotteries and all certificates Of packages
"F Breasn general sgen
tr The Contractor Once maryland Consolidated Lotteries
baltimore Maryland.n An others fraudulent.
ini information the subject Of those apds address
FIX Brennan,
Sept as-diy Baltimore, Maryland
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QFFIce OF THE CoMMAEDIsa OfFIcKA,
Washington Arsenal, August 20, 1855.

CEALED PROPOSALS win be received at this office until octo
y me6dan for building armory In Washington
city, D. C public square lying between street on the
south the nor, Seventh street on the wes and
appropriation OF $4,000 having been
IN by Congress for the pame. III
Master builders propose for this building will please
the drawings specifications and bill
work. additional npanaion in order make
will he enabled TO do conveniently and
n leisure this Office.
No proposals received but from experienced and
the work has ke done superior
persons distances unknown TO the undersigned
satisfactory references before the bid be
accepted 80, .
All pppoas according the items Of the bill OF
work. been calculated with preeision tho poposer
dnd
An Is appointed, and viii be always
the ground OF budnE aitc ine wofk
commanding officer, to that the contract II
strictly complied with. -. :, 49,,
Major Commanding Washington Arsenal.
Aug 2i-2awtlaoet Int. h Balt Snn.l
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Preparatory Department.
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE,
WASHINGTON, ID. G.

A. j. QUINCHE, A. NJ Principal
the classical philosophical de-
tie College md complete business education also
the appropriate classes of this school
q Of The College
principal for been engaged, with eminent
Mississippi teaching classical school, The faculty
College give ier SUPERVISION thus securing to the pupils the
thorough discipline Of the College itself
lsh the College grounds
a n omnibus viii, j, is expected, be provided
The tnion for the year is $50
begins the last Wednesday in September and closes
the last "Wednesday in June.
be made the principal OF
10 Of the faculty trustees of The College.
Sep ll--oodi0t
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st. Joseph,s Academy FOR Young ladies,


,HE this institution the
oath August. aud terminates The last Thursday in June The
board and tuition $50 payable semi
There charges muc drawing
ing Spanish Italian, German, and Latin. The
primary department composed of pups under nine
age, S00 per annun payable half yearly advance
inquiry should addressed n the MOTHER sUPE.
RIOR OF Joseph Academy Emmitsbug, Frederick
Maryland.
S--dtyear
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X. AZ. GILL EFT,
Ca,,neeIfoY al Iusc-

his office his lesd in franklin Row,
Trteen he will continue TO devote his aiten
ton principally United States Supreme Court
devoted the law concerning patents he will
opinions questions arising before
Office, the chief Justice assistant
OF the District Coumba and Will also assis.
preparation and trial of suits concerning patents.
He will opinions and arguments for
having either the
also prosecute claims before any board established for their
adjudication.
leio Sd
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ward Higgn6 y
These stop Southampton both going and returning

Stopping Southampton, both going and returning they offer
proceeding London and ave advantages over
other route, for the economy cf time and money.
Passage from NsV York to Southampton ast Bremsn
cabin, saloon, $780, frat cabin, ~eI saoon 81
secoud do, 500.
newspapers must through The 20 Wee
No bils adin2 will be signed on the day o! sating
An experienced surgeon is attached TO each ship.
For freight passage, apply 10 -
G. Ii. BAND, II South William ST., N. Y.
G. A. HEINEKEN T. Co., Bremen.
CEOSKEY Il Co. Southampton.
WILLIAM IEELIN, Hayrc.
Mar 6--dly
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Completion of Panama Railroad.

KfducfioN OF FdTt 70 Cd17offHd'
United States mail steamships leave New york
<dk Cor Aspinwall IN and 20th of each month,
<1Af1 connecting mail from Panama TO Sar
Francisco.
These steamships inspected and approved by the Navy
Department, and guaranty speed and safety
completed from oceat
hours The baggage Of passen
San Francisco, and
cempanys
York all of the Trip
Reserve port in New York, Panama. ano
Francisco detention In case OF accdent 40 a
the route is entirely reliable
Passengers leave Panama day they arrive al Aspn
wall. h
Conductors no through steamer and take charge
women and children without other protectors. II
apply at the agency IL
West street, New York, to !. W. RhfhOND.
MayG-du
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IANn WARKANTs LOCATED

AND WARRANTS LOCATsD.-The snbscribers will To-
IL land Ohio, Indiana Illinois, Iowa, and give
a description Of the land located.
II upon this description proves incorrect they will
land giving for another for the
quantity. #
Of resides the West, and win give the business his
personal spperinendenGe. ~
7th street, opposite the Post ofice Washington, D, O.
July A-2awam
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BRows STANTON WsLNrR.
INN r. BROWN, FRED. p. STANTON, and j. KNOX WALK
en- have formed partnership for practising law in the Supreme
OF CLAIMS Washington,
OF Tennessee offices in Washington and Mem
the viii always be found at either place, and
letters addressed them will receive attention.
April lp teod Intel. and Sentinel cofyl
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Everett House,
North Side Of Nnion Slnare, Nem Iork

North Side Of Union Square, Nep York.
THIS establishment, prominent and delight
York affords, approaching finish, and when
completed combine all devise and supply
10 render mo desirable ho,eI yet constructed.
establishment respectfully
be the first of October for the
daon Of the public
Applications he received parties wishing
arrangements for the winter months.
The public patronage is respectfully solicited f.
CBApP & JosLIN
HAwLsy D. CLtPr
A. q, JosLts.
Sep 2t--d3m
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washington Aqueduct.
OFFIoK or TnR WAsuINoTos Aou

OFFIoK WAsuIsoTOs AQUEpuoT,
Washington, March Z, 1855.
PROPOSALS invited for graduation and brick
oiher Of the Washington agueduct.
Proposals. received the 9Th Of May will be opened
that day.
profes specifications ofhe work will be ready
and Goth day of April
will be received work culver
bridges &c, described plans specifications.
Of the works be completed under the
but all unfinished work will
subject appropriations by The
prescribe the work to be done and rate
appropriation and
works shall be stopped uni funds become available.
ofany particular work for want Of
funds reserved viii he pa If in the udgmeGt
the the work has been properly executed so far has
gone.
will he made specie checks the United statee
the monthly estimates of The engineer, 10
will be rdion Of
be sealed endorsed proposals work
the Washington Agueduci."
right the bids
considered most conducive TO the of the
work.
responsible PERSONS the effect under
bidder bidders win bid accepted
obligation, within days, with good and sufficient
securities completion the work undertaken said
accompanied by the certificate OF the United States district
Judge district officer
of War; that the able make good their
guarantee
choose to be present.
Capt of Engineers, in charge,
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Notice 10 Contra ct0rs.
ksM SE s szize


EssrsEka,s orrIcs CnARLxsros AND sAvAssAHR RI,
Charleston, September 2l 1855.
SEALED PROPOSALS will BIO received nj this office until the
- 1855, building wooden bridges,
masonry Ashley the line OF the
railroad Three lines proposed One
of Calhoun another
limit OF the city; the third Becs Ferry about
mites above The width Of waterway on the first line about
$500 dep about 35 feet at low Al the
the width of about 900 feet The greatest
deph 30 At the third the about zoo ee
wide and "a feet deep The OF the tide is from 70 feet
quantity Of in either OF the long bridges VIII be be
800 and geo cubic yards the Other about 400 cubic
The river bottom is mud resting upon
mar
building these bridges by using
for The cylinders driven by Dr. POTTS pneumatic
process building them piers OF piles
Howe's plan The
will be lao feet the truss frame
high
For pile bridges spans height Of
double draw giving openings OF 65 feet each, is
quired bridge.
Contractors attending submit proposals. obtain spec6ca
application this Office WHERE they
examine detailed drawings of the bridges.
the the
Bids for the pile bridge
will embrace piers and sJpersruc'urc.
should undertake. all the
work OF bridge
undersigned, and endorsed
JAS. 8. WILLIAMS,
Sep 26--dt6thoct Chief Engineer.
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geo. II DRAPER, Havr

The owners gold, silver,
bullion specie ewery stones, metals unless bills OF
therefor the value thereof therein
Ap25-dT
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lESsCs sss6, lns,s a"nrto volume, bound tn
v haif Russia, for sale few copies ouy at ~ 90
seps FRANCk TAYLOR,
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NEW YORK, BiEMEN, AND SOUTH
hMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
sL4&&X The s.ips comprising this line The WASHING
.xSx&HQ1N TON, Capt. E. Garendy; HERMANN. Capt. I'd
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CLASS 7.

= cOlOfcd meIiuTn, lassOfdu
No. 900 writing paper l9 by 70 inches 10 wegh "eny
eight pounds Team.
No. 23lOO 10 by IS inchee, weigh twenty
pounds
pounds
writing 10 BY 10 inches, TO wesh twenty
pounds per
writing paper IL by Is inches to wSgh tware
pounds per renm
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. Sc Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SHlpLEY, q CO.,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD h CO.,
"a Austin Friars, London.
Is. q. WAINW w RIGHT B. CO.,
Paris.
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ROR SALE LsaseA four story ana attic houses
the House
rooms has recently papered and painted
accommodating
stef 40 Solicitors Once, Treasury Department
15-60