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ID. Ill. GILL; EFT ,
Counsellor at Lap,

removed his Office his read in Franklin Row,
Thirteenth He will continue
principally In the United States
Having devoted much concerning patents will
give advice and opinions legal questions before
the Patent ohee and appeals the chief justice assistant
District Columbia;
preparation and trial of suits concerning patents.
He will a written opinions and prepare arguments for
having claims either
will prosecute claims before any board established
adjudication.
Oct 25-dtf
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Land warrant Lost.

THE public notified llh August
1850, the undersigned Elisha Berndon, TO whom
s52t5 for issued Pensions
the enclosed
scotve, county Vrunia
NJ, Snyder son,
city the said land transferred blank
degned and has failed reach the said NJ
believed that the either suduienty
malls
persons therefore hereby warned from the said
warrant intend 70 apply The Commissioner Of
duplicate Of said warrant.
ELISHA HBRNBoN
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TO THE LADIEs-Mr r. L, HARPER 20 Bloomfield street,
Boston, has those rich and
elegant straw embroidered ball dresses Of the latest Partisan style
which were universally admired at Newport last season A. he
was not then able supply demand he takes this opportunity
70 inform The ladies that he just opening fresh snppy some Of
which are white, and appropriate for bridal costumes
Aso head dresses ooures collars mantes hc all Of
which embroidered black white Lace and
ETY. Of wreaths of straw flowers, feather flowers, &C.
~ Bs 10 the only house In the United States where these
goods can be obtained
BosTor, January s, 1866
Jan t-9aw2w
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Purnel Toudvine johnson Gray aud Maria Sessions
equity in Somerset county, before Hon. Thomas A. Spence
judge OF the eth judicial circuit of Maryland.

equity county, before Hon. Spence,
judge of The eth judicial circuit Of Maryland.
THE object of this is procure Of
estate for the paron and the title Of
Maria Sessions. The b
Mackey late deceased by will devised
all his kind his wife during
after her death William NJ. ID. Townsend, Eliza Townsend
said James died seized lot of ground Salisbury
worth about four hundred dollars The bill
John Semons
heseo purchase by said John b. Elizabeth
Vances Interest," the death of said ohn and the James
Semons and Josiah Engswoh his the complainant
of all said Johns the William ID.
and the title OF Marin Sessions and Mary e. Slemons
shares Of his interest," his only heirs death Of Eliza
Townsend and the descent right Mary Smon her
the sale by the said L. Siemons
said the omplainant purchase b.
bis Mara Sessions said
deed him therefor il there
lost destroyed the death of Susan Smith and
Of her interest her brother the sd Henry, and
State of Virginia that the complainant
with said Johnson Gray OF said lot of goundhe
tenhs and the said Gray subject complain
the life Of said Susan Is still living
title the tenth interest aforesaid sold
said John slemons and decree
purpose partition, and Of publication against
said Maria and Johnson who residents
subscriber circuit judge OF the eighth Judicial
ordered that The complainant, copy
inserted published in Washington
OF 1--WE weeks before the 18th
bill, appear this court person oy
before fifteenth
premises and show if they have why decree should
pass prayed. THOMAS A. SPENCE.
copy-est:
GEvIs WooLroRp, Clerk.
7-law5wif
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PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY FROM
LOSS BY FIRE!


LOSS BY FIRE!
Fire, MariaS, and Inland Insurance.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL AND SURPLUS,
sI,s6s,I6I l3.
FARMERS AND MECHANICS, INSURANCE COMPANY or
PHILADELPHIA,
Office nOr1sst corner san.ylUania and SsOsntosA
street, Washington, u. z.
DIRECTORS.
Hon Thomas B. Florence, Charles Dnsee,
George H. ArIsuons Thomas Man 1l
George Helmbod, =. Carroll Brewster,
James :. "'" THOMAS B. FLo di ESfSE, President.
EDWARD r. HELABoLD, Secretary.
LOCAL SURvEYoRs.
Charles Walter, No. 39I ID street, opposite City Hail.
John Thornton corner Isl and Virginia Island
John Rsges, No. SOL Thirteenth street, Pennsylvania
avenue.
MARINE SURVEYOR
Captain P Levy, No. s67 Pennsylvania opposite Ma
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
John Thomson.
The business OF this company viii voraby with the
United States.
From the Isl day August s5 hve months let January
ded aud eight thousand hundred and MY dollars with
With these evidence Of and drec
Ss feel Justified ~ soens share Of public patronage believing
ias1ed more according equity than legal ,echneaiues
BY IRE on DWELLINGS,, FURNITURE. MILLS, MANUFACTo
Es "A ~ ds'sPens Of BUILDINGS and ,he
STEAMBOATS,, CANAL boats, RAILROADS, and lhe qsaa
and the has Of sTEAas "S navigating sAd s Mess
The rates premium companies
nxng em every improvement in construction and arrangement
VIII be taken into consideration.
All losses speedily adjusted and promptly paid. Z
Once corner fennyvania avenue and Seventeenth
Insurance may also be effected at the Home Office,
Northeast Wainu streets, Philadelphia
Ana other principal of United by
officers OF the company.
June l3-dy
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ST. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies',
M,nr Ernrniffrb,lrn Ere1,rick Gnnnfu MI

TUE annual session OF
2ih August, and Thursday
for board and tuition $3.50 payable
ally In advance There charges for music drawing
ss aud also r Spanish Italian German, and Latin The
for the primary department. composed OF
800 payable half yearly 10 advance
Letters Of Inquiry should be addressed the MOTHER sUPE
Maryland.
R-hlYrnr.
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NOTICE OF the withdrawal OF lands In wisconain.-
In 20 June 1856 granting
lie ands the sB Of WISCONSIN TO aid In the
railroads. said Stae instructions have been
free whd market until further
said State and continuing Of same
fore ordered bY telegraph o e9h - Msy last
portion ohe lands will be
ONCE which 20 public notice
Given my hand General Land Once city
Washington, this 18Th OF June, A. n 1856
THOs. A. HENDRICKS Commissioner.
June I9-iawgw Intel a Star.l
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No Sc Wall street, N, Y.
BROWN, sHIPLEY, CO.,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD CO.,
81 Austin Friars, London.
B. @. WAINWRIGHT CO.,
Paris.
The ships will gold silver
bullion specie Jewey precious stones, METALS unless
aeng signed therefor and the value IMPRESSED
May l-du
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n. hLiNbhAchp,
OF the General Land ONCE.
NorIcE To PRE-. EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

entitled the right of prescription TO M
within townships aud Of townships above
ted required establish the same TO the satisfaction OF the
aud proper land Office and make
practicable seeing is notice. and before the
pointed of the public sale OF the lands
bracng otherwise such claim will be forfeited
THOS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office,
April S-lawl3w Intel. and Starl
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"A EmBEKs OF Congress and vis,ters 10 WashinGton
vi respectfully Informed that TAYLOR b MAUkYS
Book 9th viii all Their
Their In addition the following
comprises Of literature science
and
New books received Immediately publication
Weekly mpouatons from England
Calhouns Works, volumes
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WebsterS Works, vols, autograph edition
Evorcus Orauons and Speeches, 3 volumes
Gays Private Correspondence, volume
3, g. Premises Memoirs, volumes
Bancroft's History Of the United States, 6 volumes
6tacsmanis Manual, volumes
Hckeys Constitution, volume
Jenerson's Manual, volume
The Constitutions Of the United States, | volume
Eliot's Debates and Madison Papers, volumes
Mash's and Statesmen, volume
Storyis Works, volumes
Lives OF Chief Justices OF the United States,
Lieber's Civil Liberty and self government, volumes
Wu's Life Of Patrick Henry volume
Kennedy's Life Of Win, volumes
Garland. Life Of John Randolph, volume
Party Leaders, by Bsldwn, 4 volume
De Tocquovilla's Demooracyin America, volume
The Federnls volume
Grmkss Naur. and Tendency Of Free Institutions
Constitutional r book, ! volume
CnreyE Past, Present and Future, volume
Seamanh Progress OF Nations, volume
hcEllRou's American DebateT, volume
Future wealth Of America, l volume
Smiths Wealth OF Nations, volume.
Every description Of American. English, stationery
he finest qualities, the lowest prices
Visiting cards engraved and printed greatest rrompuds
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4Us NEW YORK, BREMEN, AND SOUTH
tea AMPToN UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAMERs.-
ts&k u The ships comprising this line WASHING
- TON, Capt +. Cayendyi HERMANN. Capt. Ed
These stop Southampton going returning
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mo. 662.l
Notice

No. 562l
Notice
Of The removal Of e land office from Lebanon 10 cnht
in the State Of Alabama
with provisions Of the Congress entitled
AN authorizing changes in the location
approved March less II hereby declared
the Office for sale OF public lands
u AL.nGnA will be removed the CssTRr
StAte, and amer the thirty first day of July
Given under hand the city Of Washington day
June, A, ID. 1855.
BY order OF the President
THos. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
June ls-lRw6w Intel. aStar
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Spsctncics.
oLD silver ne steel and plated specaeies glasses &c. Of
all focuses with pcrfoca perscopc and parabOa
long experience peculiar advantages
adapted to the eyes Of wearers,
NJ. w, CALF h BRO,
"a Penn. avenue between Ninth and Tenth
Janas-u
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commi.soner ofthe General Land Office.
GENERAL LAND OFFICE NOTICE.

Notice hereby given that all the reserved lands taken O
tho grant and remaining the United stntes osde 81 the sir
limits Of made by the 9th February 1852
the Cairo and Fulton railroad and s branches hitherto restored
market and which subject and location the date
Of Withdrawal will be opened 10 sale and the ordinary mini
mum price and amer the days hereinafter mentioned, wit
once at Jackson Missouri Monday, the ID day Of Novem
Der, 1856
ohco Bateve Arkansas, Monday, The 10Th day Of No
vember, 1856.
once Lue Rock Arkansas Monday ID day fNOvem
Der, 1885.
once Helena ArkanSas Monday, the I7th day Novem
1856.
once Carksyle Arkansas, Monday, day Of No
yember, 1856.
Once Fayetteville Arkansas Monday, Id day Of No
vcmber 1856,
Office Champagnoc AkanSas, Monday, 10Th day Of
November, 1856.
once al Washington, Arkansas, Monday l7h day
November, 1884.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS
Every person right pre- empton TO any Of
lands be offered public SALE
required establish
register and receiver the proper land Office payment
therefor within the period prescribed by otherwise claim
will be forfeited, THOS A. HENDRICKS,
June 7t-lawl3w lSarSIntell Commissioner.
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Notice of Limited Partnership.

NOtlCe oil Limited partnership.
THE undersigned give they day
tied partnership under The firm OF Appleton Co whose place
OF business the Baltimore, the buying
selling stocks drafts foreign and domestic bonds
checks the OF
exchange BUSINESS that William Stuart Appleton and Henry w
Howell reside in said city, general and George
Rust resides in Louduun Virginia, and special
that said George Rust contributed his the
stock the twenty thousand dollars cash that
said partnership OF March, 1885,
terminate The 18th day Of March, 1857.
WIN. STUART APPLETON,
w. HOWELL
Mar 25-d2w GEORGE RUST, Of Virginia.
HAVING associated ourselves together indicated the above
III services the purchase sale OF
stocks con foreign and domestic exchange collection
Of sight aud bills negotiation Of loans, bonds bills
public
Of We will make collections receive deposites
checks, and allow interest standing accounts.
We secured the of Mr.. LAWRENCE p. BAYNE,
of the late firm Fl Selden, Whers Co., Washington ID. Co..
wiz undivided
house, all OF his therein will be fully recognised by
APPLETON b CO,
April 3-6w 2l4 Baltimore street
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mo. 558l
Notice

Of uiLkdraWGI Of lands in Florida and Alabama.
IN pursuance OF the act entitled act granting public lands
in alternate sections the States Of Florida and Alabama
aid Ia the OF certain railroads said States"
proved 7h May 1850, all the land lying within fifteen miles
side OF following railroads and branch said
river, jacksonville Of r.
Gambia Pensacola from Amelia island Atlantic
Tampa with branch Ceder the
Gulf OF MEXICO except Tampa bay portion OF
the Ccdrr Key branch and from Pensacola, FordA
hiabama-have by Instructions from Office
suspended from and loo snon until further orders.
Given hand, General Land oce, city Of
Washington, this twenty third day Of May, 1885.
THos, A. HENDRICKS,
MAY 04-lAw6wt TStsr n Ine.l Commissioner.
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Completion OF Panama Railroa,

Completion OF Panama Railroad.
Reduction of Fare 10 California;
r. United States mail steamships leave Now York
~G4 for hspinwall the 5th and both OF month,
N0e2&R connecting with mail from Panama San
Francisco.
These steamships have been inspected approved Navy
Department, and guaranty speed aud safety
The Panama railroad az miles on completed from
10 and crossed hours The passen-
checked York through
embarked Panama BY the csmpany
The paid in New York all expenses trip,
Reserve steamers kept In In New York Panama. and
Ian Francisco detention accident
the route II entirely reliable.
Passengers Panama the day they arrive hspn-
wall
Conductor through BY each steamer, and take charge OF
women and children without other protectors.
For through tickets the lowest apply the agency III
West street, New York, l. W. RAYMOND.
MuyB-du
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The New York and Liverpool United states
Mail Steamers.
The shps pnsing this line the following;
The Atlantic Capt. Oliver Edrdge
The hdraue Capt James West
RH, These ships having been built by 81
S& pressy for service, every
S44R0 taken their construction, also in their engines
to insure strength and speed and their accommo-
daons unequaed
Pree of from New York Liverpool in cabin $50
In second cabin e75. From Liverpool New York
guneas.
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship,
No beuhs can he secured until paid for
The ships OF this line improved
avoid danger
until after The LIST Of August.
PROPOSED sAILus,
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To Capt NJ @. McigR, u. y. Engineers.
We, the undersigned, residents d, in the State Of,
hereby Jointly and evsry with States and
guaranty the foregoing bid he accepted he
they will within days amer the bid
cute the contract for the with good sufficient urees
perform furnish the articles proposed conformity
office advertisement under which II made And in the
said - shall fail TO aforesaid guaranty
70 make good The difference between the offer and
next lowest bidder,
0signed) Al.
q. ID.
hereby certify that Tho my knowledge and belief the
above named fuaraniorp are good and sufficient.
(Siqned) FF
Mar B-3awtsthNa Slawu
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WrTsnd Wisdom Of the Rev. sydney SMITH BY Duyc.
w knck 81 IS. H.t."' :
The Life and Travels Of Herodotus Century
Chrsl imaginary biography founded fact by J, Tai,
boz Wheeler, Y. Y. q. 2, 2 vols, 81.
The Huguenot Erilesi historical novel. IS cents.
Mechanics Tables containing and circumference of
cs and SIDES Of equal squares, circumerences n sng
hoops, cutting Of boiler plates kc kc by Charles H. IA,
well, marine engineer 80
Introduction to the study Of Ar by NJ. A. Dwight 81
Life Sketches from Corsmon Paths Of American tales
by Mrs. Inis l.. Dumont 81.
The Rise and frogrrs. ~ the English Constitution by e.
Greasy, A, Third edition. 81.
Caderon his life and genius, with specimens
n. q. Trench, n, ID. Is cents.
just published, and for sale at TAYLOR NAURYs
June 10 bookstore, near oh At.
-
HE Letters OF Madame seytgne TO her Daughter
and Friends, edited W Mrs. Sarah D. Hale. vol. slp,
The Letters Of Lady Mary wosy soneu edited Mr., So
tah J. Hale. VOL 81 ~,
May 81 FRANCK TAYLOR.
-
l.. ,. Middleton,
Dealer IN lee.
Once and depot southwest corner and 18th
Feb 97--aemn
A MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover street, Boston By
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged elegantly furnished possef
slthe neutrality-suspicious. and
on oft travelling public,
Dee Idly
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Proposals Tor Indian Goods.

DEPAKTAENT INTKNoH
once Indian Affairs,
september -, 1855.
INHALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals foT Indian Goods
" viii DO received the Once OF Indian Affairs Washington city
4au 10 O'Clock, 3lSt Of October next
furnishing goods Department fulfilling
spuaohs with various Indian be and other Indian purposes
D0llOwsg
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RECEIPTS OF PRoprcr At TIDE WATER.

The Boston Advertiser Of the 4th inst gives the
following review of the money and stock markets of
that city,
The money market continues well supplied with capt
tai and first class paper six months 70 run is readily
negotiated at ~ TO per cent. There has been more
demand at the banks within week or two than usual Of
late and the paper which they did not take has
into the street. causing greater activity among note bro
kers, but without enhancing the value Of money
than y per Specie shipments less than few
weeks SINCE but still continue large, and this together
for alarm for the future unless the position Of mat
ters can be gradually reversed. AT present money Is
easy and abundant enough and is likely 10 enhance
in value Immediately, but there is certainly very fair
prospect that sixty days hence money will be IN better
demand higher rates Of interest The stock market has
generally maintained great evenness througho the past
week and buyers and sellers about evenly matched
the latter being little in excess OF the demand would
that railroads had already declined about enough to
find bottom but there want ofcenhdence towards them
with investors and they will not venture further where
much has already been sunk. This is more particu
larly the with such make the stock
holders year after year passes by not strange,
therefore, that such stocks decline gradually 80 to 90
per cent below the par value and then sellers are
DESTROYS OF parting with their shares from fear thai they
will 60 TO almost nothing, others have done bsiore
them. As c. impaired with week since the only rail-
road stocks when advanced Western, "a per
cent Maine. 81; Michigan Central, and Eastern, r.
FlcLburg have ali declined and several others remain
stationary. The largest decline has been IN Ftchburg
from 90 10 90 and more stock offered seller bnt 90 s
bid for cash stock leading operator is free seller OF
what technically called short stock and those who
have heretofore been friends and supporters OF the stock
SEE m now 10 have turned against H. From present APP
pearances the shares likely lower unless the
poraton should buy up their stock and sustain the
market value done successfully in the OF the
Old Colony and in degree BY other corporations
The Poitsville Miners Journal of the I'd inst,
gives the annexed review OF the coal trade for this
year, up to the latest dates
The Coal Trade
The quantity by railroad this week 10 40 336o5;
by canal 20 SOIL for the week. rs slel6 tons Total
by railroad 235 5lol6 IONS against l356, 90 tons
do by canal $50 SILL against sol OF tons 10 same
period last year.
The shipments have fallep OF little this week, and
less by than the quantity sent 70 market for the
corresponding week last year.
The demand for coal continues dull and prices low.
Taxing the aggregate Of shipments from al the regions
tns week there has been gain the shipments for
The corresponding week last year.
lat year al this period the anthracite trade Stood
follows, compared with the previous year
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About La the sales were taken for export Southern
flour was firm and In good demand The sales within
two days have reached about 900 barrels including
some lots Of Brandywine and Virginia, at $e 81 So
and do FROM Baltimore at full prices, Canada was
In ,od demand with sales Of 800 500 barrels at full
prices. Rye -four and frm with small sales
al 81 l2h - l2k. Corn meal was firm,
with small sales Jersey at s. so q IS o2h,
Whea-saes restricted account OF tho rain and
the only sale of importance reported change amounted
to abeut 5000 bushels prime southern white, 10
rive, at s5kc. Corn continued firm but transactions
very limited being confined to about 900 bushels
prime sound Western mixed, IN the snip, al oSnc Rye
Sec for Southern i2c 43c Tor State, and 4ic 45c.
for Western.
Cofrx The market was steady but sales were limit
ed TO small lots made to the trade at unchanged quota
tons.
Corros was quiet and the sales limited to 500 400
bales, without chang, in prices.
FRKIGHTs.-ro Lverpool-About 20, 900 bushels grain
were engaged Ia bags at e1d I'd, chiefly at the lat
ter figure; 600 900 barrels our, at Is Id H. Cd
cotton at I'D TO tondor--500 barrels -four
engaged at 2s. I'D. To Bremen-f0 baes cotton
taken at &c. Rates TO Havre were unchanged To Cali
fornia rates we're at 81 &c. per foot measurement.
Hay was quiet, at IS a 90 cents.
IIsg unchanged and sales unimporant
NoIassrs was quiet and prices steady.
NAVAL sToREs-The ices Tor SPIRITS were steady.
Provisions. market easier 70 meas
The sales embraced about 800 hhis at $40 for prime
mess, and SIS q SIS l2k for prime. Beef was heavy,
ard sales confined to about 100 barrels country
prime at sIasI 81 and at 8 20 80 SO for country
mess, and IS rs $f for Western rcpa sked, and 100
barrels do, extra Chicago do sod at Sl2. Beef hams
and prime mess were unchanged. Cut meats AMI ba.
con were quiet. and prices somewhat nont al Lard
Sales, 800 barrels, at 12s<c. f2Ic. Butter in
fair demand at Sc &c for STATE and at loo loc for
Ohio. Cheese was &C. Sc.
RICE quiet at 3xc a4iEc. a4c. for strictly prime
5reARs,-The inciemency Of the weather during the
forenoon checked transactions and could only hear Of
sales OF about l2s hhds. Cuba muscovado, in lots, at
SIC. asalc.
wmsKKY.-The market was better, and sales OF 800
bbs. made al 31c.
srREIs-rhe adyices from Europe per last steamer
have caused better ieeln In all styles OF liquors
sales, however, moderate at firm rates. We quote
2t half pipes oognac at 81 so S.; i6 do Rochelle 50 so
80 10 10 pipes gin, al Is; 10 puncheons Jamaica rum
81 40 10 do. st. Croix 81 Is. Wines dull. with small
sales the trade We notice 125 ar casks sherry
at 81 IS 81, 100 do. PORT 81 ~ 10 1000 cases carci
81 10.
WEEKLY COFFEE CIRCULAR.
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ITO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MERCHs ANTS wis
ing 10 buy fine clothing the subscribers offer their sku
advantages Having large experience In this dep
their business oer superior dealers
cass clothing either from well selected ahelv
or will make 70 order ION small commission goods seec
direct cm the mporsws clothing Ia the substantial
fashionable manner, and rates quick
All dealers well know the diilcuy OF selling Out stock
consequence Of bad styles and and Feel oond.
dat by system all this be avoided. or this 4
ready 70 convince all who may favor us with their
ironaRe. a. Is. FLINT co. X5 broadway