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On SATURDAY, April la
EUTAW. Sequel 70 tie Forayefs Tale Of the Revolu
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CHAPTER HEiDs-The Florida Refugees Hsrricane Neil "
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NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN.-The
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CHINESE POTATO - IMPERIAL RICE
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other genuine fr the State. Trees and plants Of AZ
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year and copy Of a splendid lthgraph portrait
OF either Washing on, Jackson Clay; or. if sub
scribing 10 81 and 81 Magazine they will re-
ceivc copy Of either Of the three portraits. IF
Subscribing 10 50 worth of Magazines. Ill three
portraits Will be sent gratis. Music furnished to
twose VI no IN y wish il
Envelopes OF every description and -ize in large
or small quantities furnished Seal Presses. Dies
&c. sent 10 older.
Every description of Engrav ng on Wood execut-
ed with neane>s ard Dispatch Views Of BniId
ings. Newsp per Headings. Views of Machinery
Book Illustrations. Lodge Certificates. Business
Cards &c. All orders sent by III Ill promptly at
tended to. Persons wishing views Of their build
'nss cngravel can send Dagaerrotypc or sketch
of the building by mail or express.
Persons ut Il distance having srleabIc articles
would find it to their advantage to address the
Subscribers as we would net agents for the sale
Of the same BYRAM Il PIERCE.
30 South Third street, Philadelphia.
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