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Running time 5.,,0ssn Washington and Cnoiana 81 hours
Through Tickets ara a,sg.xs check. TO be had in
THE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad having greatly improved
western Ions
eers Washington BALTIMORE and all portions of the West
The connection between The trains Washington
Sa % ssa a' Relay aa ans
iom Bamsro This the only change Of cars required between
Wheeling Washington and rechecked and
soSs aes 1 o pon The
Washington daily al and ~, p m on Sundays at the
al wheeling with trains Of The CEN
near wheeling through Cambridge Zanesyla and Newark
COLUMBUS These trains connect At Newark with The Hewas
Al toumbas The G. o. railroad trains connect with the
yLLE &C. xonia, Little Miami railroad, COMMISSION is
aas M,a s cnesao oep .iand 8, Louis.
sS eas When ess a a Il. sad s
transferred at Cincinnati the mail steamers on The Ohio
FOR CLEVELAND, and Cleveland Toledo Detroit, Chi
Wheeling and Wesvie orty mies) where connexon with
Travellers that only
adodng .ouh ticket. and cheeks In washington also The
great West The distance from Washington Cincinnati is
$50 miles, being about 100 miles shorter than BY any other
ticket from Wa.hnsou To whselas % g;
y railroad oy from ss e
ss LOUIS LOUISE sss Memphis
NV Orleans ssi &C. p.v a.,.,.v
cu%sss1s ssdl 1s spring. rsdnoa and
nsr Bsaos and wheeling
train rom washington. p,,,o,. A.n.no ,.. a
For further infoma,on through tickets, &C. apply to TIL H.
PARSONS, AGENT at Washington station. o ,
Master OF Transportation Baltimore and
May 5-dr Ohio Railroad, baltimore
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itLsNWOOD CEMErE sE.-Once No. 292 Pennsylvania
Of 18th the Savings Bank This
cemetery laid plan celebrated Greenwood Of
New ok and situated the high ground distant
mile the Capitol North Capitol leading directly
the This have received charter from Con-
appopang their ground forever burial making
fee title the and prohibiting all encoacmenis
legislation Otherwise which Is of importance those who
dead repose they placed them
become custom in all cities when the burial ground becomes
valuable for other purposes sell and throw the dead
scuouy and legal
itles given the ground.
N. Office from 10 TO -, M, where pamphlets with
map charters and bylaws and all other information, be
obtained orders for left with Mr. James f. ar
No 40 Seventh undertaken will be prompt
atsnacd June l7--diy-
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THESE steamers s1op al Sousitoh 0o Soink ana fS'unx
PROPOSED DATES or SAILING-les6 y. H

stopping Southampton both going and returning they offer
proceeding London and Havre advantages
other route, the economy OF time and money ~ .s.s
w Passage from HsD York 10 Southampton and Bremen.
cabin saloon, $780, 6s cabin lower saoon sli0
second do, 500. -.-..... ...-..--
newspapers through the once.
No bills adng will be signed parcels received on the day OF
sailing.
An experienced surgeon 10 attached TO each ship.
o. H. SAND, II William at, Ny.
q. A HEIKEKEN d Co.. Bremen.
CROaKEY Co Southampton.
WILLIAM IsELlk, HavTe
Feb o7-diy E. @#@@# 70 "
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mo. 548.I

NOTICE o location OF the land Offices and
the office Of the surveyor general I'm Kansas and
Nebraska Territories. .".
DE that pursuance the 18th of the
approved 22d uy 1884, creating land offices for the
Territories of Kansas and Nebk of the first section Of the
tories the office for the has been located at
CITY, the Nebraska Territory and
the sPAwssR DISTRICT
"LE CoMPros" the government Of Kansas Ter
Tiory.
Given under my hand the city of Washington, this twenty
sixth day of November, A ID 1855.
BY order of the President;
THOS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner o Land Oice
Nov 39-law6w Intel. and Star.
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Washington Aqueduct.

..s s.. orrcr OF THE wAsurserox Aaurpucr,
Washington, March 2, lass.
PROPOSALS invited for graduation aud brick masonry
dams tunnes and other of the Washington aqueduct
received to the 9Th May will be opened
Maps prohes and specific ready
animation and after the 2oth day Of April
Proposals win be received Tor The work q particular eplve
only The works can be compsed under the
present appropriation but all unfinished
he and
works shall stopped funds become available
] he
the engineer the work has been properly executed far
specie checks upon the United sue
per cent and win be dion work
men shall Dc paid ihe, al wages monthly and specie
the Washington Aqueduct.n " 80 w
sS s ne .sa 70 % al s bids
en,s maj eoonsdered most conducive the progress
Every offer panied by guarantee signed by
VIM his OF psl hid ls seesped
en,el mo an obligation. wh a aays with good and sufficient
he ss &c
Uaes % % ss
pamep Of War; that The able make good
Bids viii be opened in of bidders If any
choose to be present a
MEIGs,
Capt. of Engineers, In charge.
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
To Capt c. Megs, U. ). Engineers .,.... .-.v - 3
hereby Jointly ssvsay The States
10 case the ssgpEs VA a , a. be or
cuts M eonaci The same win God and ufcsnl surels. to
which ase nns IN cas-. tine
.s, al 70 enter into oonse, @ we guaranty
the next lowest bidder.
's''''" a'bs'
hereby certify that lhs ss q knowledge and belief
above-naHed gaasansois are good and sufficient
Mars-sowtsthMays Iawa
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BELFiELD CAVE, CLERK,

Al ESl BIsl<s OF Congrrss Wis o Wnsh.nU,oa
M respectfully Informed that TAYLOR MAljnYa
Book and Stationery Store, 9th ali Incl,
requirements Their extensive stock, addition
important works. comprises department Of literature science
and u ~. ...t#@a @###I. HM# II m
New books received Immediately publication saa n
Weekly mporatons from England
3 #a Caibouns Works, volumes
Jefierson's W orks, volumes
Websers Works, vols, autograph edition
Eyeieus Orations and Speeches, 2 volumes
Cay's Private Correspondence, volume
. D. PREMISES Memoirs 2 vouGea
BancToips History Of the United satrs G youuas
Stairsnan's Manual, volumes
Hickey's pprtiaton, I v0l.ac
& Jefersoa's Manual, volume - -
The Constitutions OF the .,ni,rd States L volume
fihot Debates and addison PAGERS vaiumes
nHrn Orai.ss md Statesmen, volume
story'z Whrks, volumes a- .@..
iievs OF Chief Justices OF the United States, voutus
Liebers Civil Liberty and Self volumes
Wits Lie OF Patrick Henry volume
kennedys Life OF Writ, volumes
Gariands Life OF John Randolph, volume
. Party Leaders, by Baldwin, volume
De Tocausvlle's Democracy In America, volume
The Federaiist, volume 4 4 'a1
Grimke's Nature and Tendency Of Free youme
Constitutional L XII
CaFey's Past Present, and Future, volume
Seaman y Progress Of Natl
acEliig0t's American Debater, volume
Future Wealth of America, I volume as
Smiths Wealth Of Nations, volume, #......
every description Of American English French
The hnss qualities, al the lowest prices. ".t
Visiting cards greatest erompude
80. ,..te ufs etr-s #a@ TAYLOR MAURYis,
Dsof-uu .... HI \ SIP ts. Near 9th street,
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iNbmbEesAND's Memoirs WRITES by irnsvr, con
tarinR an account Of his Life and wdnes
anecdotes ana characters
cons Of bis time With Notes by Henry Fisp
ders, author OF The Lives OF the Justices vo svo
cloth, 81 30. pR.NCK Tay2op
me inumay which the author enjoyed
Wapeie Burke Sir Joshua REYNOLDS Lord Halifax Goldsmith Dr
Fiff
te o. ms TIME has enabled him Introduce
and sketches Of the interesting kpd, which render
Memoirs exceedingly Instructive and Entertaining
The sketches and unecd winch he introduced into h
Memoirs are N the highest while his habit 81
observing and discriminating character givrs an
authority md consequently vsiue which il Is dot 10 aver as
innate n-EncYcOpeda Britannica. ~ -
April Q
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mo. BAIL
Notice

0fne diso0Aaganes Of certain Uned States Land Offices ta
s States Of Illinois, AseAiy~n, Wisconsin,, and LoOa.
FINDER provisions OF section OF Con
III gress approved IT, o4 which declares
quantity public land remaining unsoid In district
shall be reduced Number Of acres less Than hundred ou
disuicis shall be discontinued Sc conp
subject Secretary of Interior
directed the following Offices be discontinued
shawueetown and kaskaska in lllinoa. ..r
Kalamazoo, Michigan. .... ..... ....
Milwaukee, Wisconsin. #"
Fairfield, Iowa, .a..~.a a.#t"# @.@. ...@..HM".
Lands remaining unod and uadposed Of In the above districts
will TO be subject entry those offices from the dale Of this
registers
ponts, and will be made subeetto entry follows @
sbawneetown and Kaskasa, be atiac ed the Springfield
district, Illinois. A.. Nj. - as. ...s ... ....r
Kalamazoo o the tonia district Michigan.
Milwaukee the Menasha district, Wisconsin,
Fairfield to the Charlton district Iowa. W.. ...
officers points consolidation give public notice
which will respectively prepared receive
applications entries lands their offices.
Given under hand at the city Of Washington this 18th day OF
November, A. ID. 1855. ...
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General Land Olice.
Env InAG.
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Caution-Lottery Frauds.

OrFIoK or THk MAINLAND CoEsouIplTrp LOTTERIES,
Baltimore, Maryland, JuIy ., 1856
TUE commissioner ~ the Maryland deemed q
hts duty caution the public
who circulate BY mail and fraudulent lottery
and pretend be The for lotteries which
e wholly fictitious
The only lotteries daily upder
the OF the the
the sta under The constitution the
schemes and 10 attend to the drawings.
Al the tickets IN these loee and all certificates packages
tickets have the os aphed Brennan
the
Baltimore Marylapd,f Az Others are fraudulent
Pof tu information subject frauds address
=. p x. Brennan,
Sep, 9s-dly BALTIMORE Marvi,na
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DINE Library Editions Of Gtbbop, B.li.rn, Russel
Robertson Hume, smoIlett, Irvinr Bancroft
intoh Roscoe Webster Thle,s Pepy Sharon
Turner, Ms Ritter, Burneti Clsrepdon ies Fcrru.on Ar
mold, Ron Putaeh, and other OF
be found at the moderate prices
undersigned IN hne library bindings, Of
from London by the undersigned. and bound there .
Dec % FRANCE TAYLOR
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IL. III. GILL X T.,
Ca-1n aeIlar ~ Inrn

Has removed his Office TO his resd In FIankln Row.
Thirteenth He will continue devote his
principally United States Court
Having devoted much to he law concerning he Will
advice opinions legal arising before
the Patent Office, and appeals chief justice
Justices of the District Columbia and win also the
preparation and trial Of suits concerning patents.
He wi also give written opinions and for
having Claims before Congress either departments
will also claims before any board established for their
adjudication.
neto -dtf
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mo. b4a.l

NOTICE OF the diseOntiauance OF the United States
IN land Office at Wand ALA, State of ILLINOIS.
Notice is hereby given that of law and in
the of the land officers
land said district reduced below hundred
the SEpRxTARY directed land
YAspALA be discontinued remaining gnsod
The time Of the dsconnuance be made subject entry
sPRIsaFIELp, in said State. ... .0#.
Lands remaining unsod and unappropated by and subject
private office discontinued will
subject entry said
effect by the register thereo
sPasoFgLp viii give public notice the day which they
will prepared applications Of such lands
their office.
Given hand, city Washington, this day
December, A. ID. 1855. .....
THoS. A HENDRI ks,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
Dec ll-law6w [Ineigsncer d Starl
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st. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies,



THE annual session Of studies the
sith August, and terminates Thursday
terms o board and tuition $50 payable
ally IN advance There paint,
ing and also FIR Spanish, Italian, German, terms
for The primary department. Of pupil.
age, are 500 per payable hale yearly
Letters Of inquiry should addressed MOTHER sUPR
MARYLAND. - ~ - "''
I'M y
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MEGARGEE BROTHERS, and impor,er.
wi nfmsnufsctHrers' materials Nos and Decatur Street Ph
sdephin call the attention purchaser their
papers, suited u dealers and
Of the coanry receive promo, AZ
and be hiied Union
200 tons ofrags wanted tor cash,
Feb o1-eodsm 4.
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HOMIE MAN rACrUREs.
Fsirvt.,~ Cotton works,

Mean tAs CanaI Bafln, saIcrunSria.
EITZPATRIUK BURNS poprieors, and manufacturer OF
cotton yarns carpet chain, sail twine wrapping wne cord
bats, sc =
Orders from merchants in Washington respectfully solicited for
any Of the above articles, which will
lower than can be had in Baltimore northern markets All
orders viii meet with prompt attention by addressing above
Oct li-dim A n.
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Notice Of Limited Partnership.


E undersigned notice hat they have this day formed lin
business the eiy Of BALTIMORE, fog the 81 buying and
selling soeks for and domestic exchange bonds
and checks of stock brokerage aud
exchange busnes that William Stuart Appleton and Henry
rsdes ioudoun county Vrgns,
said George Rust contributed his Of me
lweny dollars 10 etah aud
The said partnership tins Lh day Of March, 1885, and Is
wa, stuart APPLETON
Mar 25--dsw GEORGE RUST, Of Virginia.
II AvIHG together
Ill nolce, services and -aie Of
stocks oeign domestic collection
OF sigh and time bills bonds, bills
prmi business public
checks, and allow interest standing
We have securd the services OF Mr. LAWRENCE p IA NE
(o the late hm IT 81 den Witers Co, washiuxton D.
who will his undivided attention the general AneSs ef
APPLETON CO,
April 3-dw 2I4 baltimore street
irUnBERLAsD OoAL--The subscriber a good OF
for cash. ..-...
Also oak and pine wood OF good quality.
THOMAS II. YORTHtNGT0N,
April 23-eo2w Cor lfth and streets, canal.
ALgwICIs Erencn anu English Female Seminary
II for boarding L situated 10 miles the Baltimore
Washington railroad and turnpike, two miles south Of the village Of
A. Tyson respectfully patrons and
oers that IL their their scuol
In the city the 2ist April and that tbs spmer OF their
Apwlek lhsit1unn will on Monday, the hnMay Every Ia
oi srded Tor acquisition Of Preach language
Applications residence
un the first Of May by letter addressed the Laurel Office
Md. April 2-d3tS eodtl5th May
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No. b44I
Notice sr ans Rsspsai.s % sns D@nyIIIs Land Once
A. IIiiEaoa..

G3saaAL LAsp otuox, Sept 10, io5s.
INSTRUCTIONS this register
and receiver Danyiie prepare lists
Remaining dis,et thirty
OF Of said OF he
IeopennE which applications viii
be received by them.
~ .... THos. A. HENDRICKS
Sept 2l-2aw6w IInlsl staIl Commissioner
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THE ONLY ONE AUTHoRIZEDi-Ths Rob of DIR. BOY
VEhU LAFE EGTEUR II ar the sirups OF Cus
nier paya similar remedies II radically
wiost mercury all affections Of the dartre
itch, ulcers accidents from
period Of life, and hereditary ncmony OF humo As depurs
IL powerfully shcscous the bladder,
fractions and other weakness Of arising
injections Sounding As syphiic hob
short
Of oasam OF espava OF euaes % from injections whh only
the wiihost nestaxiar H. The Rob Boyveau above
sypble Diseases whether
and which have resisted the mercury iodurs
Of potassum.
General fer the United States Gabriel BIondn ESQ.,
William street. New York for wholesale orders Gulot Ducons,
New Orieansi seuiliy, San Francisco.
The Rob Lafcteur sold by all druggists Throughout UNI
ted States The pamphlet Of Doctor g. ds At eevs msd
cal properties Of the Rob will " obtained by writing Bon
din WILLIAM sSeb New York, who will give infomaoor
wanted -#..za...-.-
O. o. prepared 70 s orders for South America the West In
dies free OF The United States duties he the hob bond
March Idly Iii
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Speetrefes.

Spectncfes.
OLD, silver fine steel and plated speacet eye glasses
VI all focuses with pefoca perscopc, and pnraboIa glasses
long experience peculiar
adapted to the eyes ofwearens. ..
NJ. w, GAIT BRO,
394 Penn. avenue between Ninth and Tenth streets
Ian
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HE y JUVENILE BODHs,-The undersigned has set
aside from his stock OF books for children large and
varied collection, accumulation OF be sold al half
than that when need be- They suited youth
OF ali asHs, and may be examined his bookstore.
Among viii be The of Mrs. Holland
Miss Edgewofth, Mrs Bubapd and siher such wtrbook
which have been popular er time and wh aiming cu
good ase good feelings and good principles, supposed by
few have still although teaching all the sci
ences IL vorss afons syllable 10 children q fur years old
Dec 10 FHANCK TAYLOR.
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Housekeeping Articles.


rHE subscriber desire, ea public attention to his erensV,
assortment Of house furnishing goods which rendered
complete In every department consisting in part Of
FRENCH HIsA
Gndband plain white dinner dessert and
tea large assormen OF vases dener and TEA in de
ached rch and with and
articles appropriate 10 decorate ssee, psIof table, and
TOMBSTONE CHINA.
DnBer tea, and toilet also, in detached pieces large
stock Of EdHafdss latest shapes.
GLASS WARE.
American, French aud Bohemian, desantnrs aagons
sob. ehanpages, clare hooks sbernes ad,ras
liquors. tunblers finger bowls ceees wafer boes hoa bowls
dishes, salts pitchers, &c
TABLE CUTLERY
IN Of hadoEes hy-one Any pieces; also,
ivory handled knives only carve and forks stees &c
BLoCK-TIs GOODS.
Such chahns dishes ~ Inches coffee and tea urns
coffee pots tea pots, coffee bigEins, nc.
PLATED GOODS.
Such eoe and spoons forks canrs
covered dishes pitchers cake aud fu baskets walters.
JAPANHED GOODS.
Such waes tee and 10 plate Warmers siop Jars
foot tubs, water cans, &C.
GAS FIXTURES
factory Cornelius Baker Philadelphia for sale Al
the manufacturer retail prices.
MISCELLANEOUS,
Solar lamps, gandoies ware and irons brushes.
shoyes and hod ladders mats rattan goods
cooking requisites almost every description together with
large assortment Of articles utility deemed
HousekeePer decidedly their interest 20 examine nv
stock and prices They viii dnd large from
The same description Of good. be any the
Goods delivered any part Of the y or Georgetown free Of
charge. "
Catalogues containing complete list or every article ken, for
Nov IL 9tawswd " iron Hall
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AogsoY or FkrseH sroLIkrIon CL,Isst
Washington, November ~, leS5
IN Inquiries addressed claimants against
The United States Of spolaons committed by The
French prior the Ratification OF France
tso-yxt July 81, le0as Of
obtaining hns
publicly N
has been concud.d most indcious 10 voluntarily submit
their claims The Claims Coz they would be with
thousands Of proscuaus decided
for many years, them
Congress
ing Of the cmny session in the full expectation that degt relief
VIII be provided for Them special board
III the Claims Court shall resolved only
tnbunni Congress will that OF claims be
made 10 u by direct Legislative
The adjustment Of these claims would fully and constantly os
board OF the highest class for three justice
phacaly prints board right and proper The
Nov 2J--dIw JAMES N. CAUsTEN.
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.

Reduction Of Pare 10 Cahfornia.
rr. Uhitcd States mail steamships leave New York
@@M for hspinvsn the 5th and both Of each month
SN3624nR connecting with mail
Francisco
These steamships have been Inspected approved Navy
Department, and guaranty yeed and safety.
Tue Panama railroad az mile. long, completed
to ocean aad Is crossed hours The OF
gers checked In New Yor through San
gers embark Panams
The money paid New York all OF the trip.
Reserve steamers kept In In New and
Fan francisco prevent detention accident
the route IL endrey reliable.
Passengers leave Panama hspn
wall :
Conductors through by charge
women and children without other projectors,
For through tickets the lowest apply the agency,
West street, New York, T. w. RAYMOND.
Mayb-du
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Form h.

Know all by that has released
the State of all further liability
claim for Of certificate evidence of debt
fur the OF s., issued BY the late republic Of
exas aud med by The Uni ed States accordance with The
Congress- entitled provide for the
Of such credprs late republic OF Texas
phend the act of Congress- Of September nine eighteen hun
iy approved The February, 1885,
Texas, approved LIST Of February, 1885,
As witness hand and seal.
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NEW YOnK. EmEn, AND SOUTH
80 Aarros UNIT Ed STATES MAIL STEAMERS
NZ0f The ship. Comprising this line the WASHING
- TON, Capt. K. Cayendy3 HERMANN. Capt. nd
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WILLIAM H. Weaver and Mary his wife Simeon Weave,
Julia his wie plaintiffs In chAnee1y against ehcn
of Jacob Cnsief, decreased whose unknown Chi
Zimmerman, deceased whose IN
Known Ginger, ehrea OF Lewis Cge deeeaaeS
unknowaS r. and Ann has wife
Orse Item, aeeeases whose ase
nnknown Nicholas Cser, Jonas CfsieT JeIeEah Cgen
right and deceased a.
nls and William a. Weaver &c on ne
iiton.D ".-.
Extracts Of decree. q" a@
This cause coming papers formerly read
IN county o Madison, and the report Of William Wsa
appointed sell the
the fepof Of Sinclair Graves
planning the sold
al the Ia report monlpaed practising lin
purchase and asking the land The SAID
fesoid, aud answers nied 10 said pruuons &c
Bat have the
faes nere ted IN the aid and specified, and the
the commissioners OF this having
thereof dtcauon Ia puosd Ia
house
door OF Of Madison do take said
allowing hun reasonable bringing money coun
him with
paid 10 the parties entitled thereto
the sliowed ard the commas
participate distribution m
spectye also resi-
party the practicable. make ne
port with anything deemed penen by him o.
which either party require. !.
Copy. Testes BELFiELD CAVE, CLERK
by hereby notified appointed ion
purpose Monday the 4h day February 1876
Office in county OF Madison The
for the said accounts TO be taken and stated BY
soneT WILLIAM L. EARLY,
.E#s @ "-s Commissioner OF Madison Circuit Coun.
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TO THE LAD E~.--Mr. n. L. HARPER Rroomned street,
Boston, has received choice rich and
s'.gsn embroidered dresses style,
which universally admired h he
was not then abie supply the demand this opportunity
to inform the ladies that he supply OF
which sre white, and for bridal
Also head drss-es, conne csposs. collars n,nes all OF
which are IN embroidered black Whit ace and yau
ety of wresths of straw flowers feather flowers,
Be- The the only house the uni,ed States where these
goods be ohtsined.
Bosrow, January s. 1856
Jan s-xawq~
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