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A COUPLE OF"AMERICANS."

Lewis d. Campbell, the Ohio Abo-
litionist, thus gave his reasons the
other day, in Congress, for voting for
Banks, the Massachusetts, abolitionist.
1t will be seen that his reasons are
principally the same as those given
by the Southern Knownothings for
voting for Full The "intensc
American feeling actuatcs them all
alike: +t"A
".igain, have supported that die
tinguished gentleman under the full
belief ting. be is. as I nm and I am
ptopd TO declare i--aa linn iUaa, APP
plause in the galleries and in favor
Of the leading cha, acitr,s,tc principles
a' that orsoni.atiob. lie openly de-
clared such to be his principles when
inierrogated in the last Congress, ami
, know the fact from other source"
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10. Wfite legibly. Don't let your
manuscript look like the tracks of "A
spider half drowned in ink. We
shan t mistake any body for a genius.
though he write as crabbc llv as Ma
poleon.
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SauASprus Cara lLlcs.--Thc Know
nothing Legislature Of Kentucky has
elected a Catholic Pric,t as Chaplain.
-, 81, - .,,i I'll Sun
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"You will play, will you not Lutic?"
Il will try and he led her to the
niann
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| Avs OF On. United s'Htcs Relative 20 The Public
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Confederation Treaties, Procaadons Spanish Besuaton &C.
Continuation OF HE abVve-cnmpste IN Isa1 I vol a.
Apscan State Papers nelative Publ Innd. aud pocu
go. WV
indian Treaties by United satcs-eompIete from CON
mencement 70 lrS3 I vol. g.
Laws made by The Colonies and Sate
1891 relating TO Indians and Indian Gfairs vol 81
Official Opinions Of the Attorneys General from 1889 1851
vois. a. SO
Laws Charters and Local Ordinance. Britain France
and Spain relating Public respective
mics collected by Joseph NJ. white 2 vols. s. 50.
JohuBon's Institutes Hpain London.
$40 50.
Schmdts Civil Law ~ Ppain ard Mexico, vol. s..
Rnckwes Compilation n Spanish ard Mexican Law in Ulato.
N Mines and Real Estate Titles I vol 81 80.
Stature Regulations westen and Northwestern
cernnF Lands, Titles, sc. vol. 81 rs
HptzsI Military Bounty Land and Pension Laws the
United Staies I vol. 90 23,
Tripleu's Pension and Rouuy Land Laws l vol a..
Rennet's Pension Laws. I vol, a. 80.
Mayo and Mnutons FeBs!nn and Bounty Land Lava vol
"a sd w."
Eoriche eclonaro Razonado de Legac,on Iusprudspca
2 volts ausrtp. Mad-tA sac
Virginia Rolls of Militia entitled IN Lana
Bopny. bouR5 IN volume. SIS,
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PROTECTED by royal letters Of England
the seals Of Eeoe dc Pharnae Paris and the Imperial Col
lege of Medicine, Vienna.
fesema No the remedy for general uad LEGAL debility loss
ve power, decay, and all distressing
arising from early abuse &C. Its effects ethcacous
YOUTH manhood old the vie powers would
decline of life If the
universally adopted; all physical impedienis vanish like
tering the marriage state.
Tesema 2copleteiy and entirely eradcates all
andote for ruin of the health of portion of the pop
uaton.
Tnesema No the great European remedy for that class Of
disorders which, unfortunately, English physician with
mercury inevitable destruction OF the patients constitution
and which all sarsapanlla in the world
l. alike devoid smell, and
all qualities. They may lay the toilet table without
their being detected.
Sold cases. % each divided into separate
minsered by yaipeau, LaIt nand, RouI, &c.
To bad, and retail, Of Mr. H. A. Barrow, No 81
Canal New York, specially appointed
paentee the United every
Other Of America immediately receiving
Mr. Barrow will forward the Tnessmar Of world,
and addressed according the
Retail agents required. Terms cash.
Nov g-dlyr
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III pcctfuiy informed that TAYLOR s. MAUnYs
Stationery Store, their
Their extensive stock, addition
works. department
and ars
New boots received Immediately publication
Weekly imponations from England
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Every description English French stationery
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NLEEw0OD GEM isrEcRY.-OGice No. 2g2 PennsyIvana
VI avenue Of 18th street, Savings Bank, This
plan celebrated
New York, and situated tho hgh ground distant ana
mile Of CAPITOL North Capitol leading directly
received charter from Con-
ground forever burial purposes making
fee purchaser and prohibiting all encrouchuents
legislation Otherwise, which importance those who
rapose placed them
in all cities when the burial ground becomes
valuable for other sell IT, and throw the dead pro
scuouiy into large and legal
8 titles given the ground. 2.
NJ Once open 10 to ~ where pamphlets, with
map, bylaws, and all other information, be
left with Mr. james r.
wy Seventh any underlaker will be prompt
axtsuocd . June Idly
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mo. 549.1

Office Of the discontinuancc OF The United states
" ONCE VANDALIA, In the State Of ILLINOIS.
hereby Of and in view
report VASDALA, ILLINOIS, the vacant
district reduced below hundred thousand
has directed that The LAND office
yAspAA discontinued lands remaining unsod
time be made sale and
sPRIserIELp, in said State
Lands remaining unsod and qnappropated by law and subject
ecs discontinued will
10 entry
that effect BY register receiver thereof and the land officers
Al will ave public which
win be prepared receive applications for Eueands
their office.
my hand the city Of wahingou Sta day
December, A. ID. 1855
TUOS, A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Orice.
Dec ll-law6w [inlelgspceI d staT1
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Mysteries of the Post Once.

"A mail bag is an epitoms of human hfe."
TEN YEARS AMONG THE MAIL BAGS;
Or, Notes from the Diary Of Special agent efths Post oSs
Department.
j. HoLBK0oK.
2mo 4a PIP. Price 81 IS Beautifully illustrated
ponais by Reie and IL wood enstavns, from designs chiefly
by barley.
THIs rkundeakeu with The Of the chief
the Pot ohee Department by gentleman who has long been,
book Of The ind issued calculated public insight
into the practical Of The post Office aud the
almost certain which skill
the detection punishment of offenders the
Tor TIE security Of the mails and the insiolaby u private
Never a public hsuy
und universal commentator OF thai enlightened and
The Brief extracts from Of these saleIins
notices annexed. .#...#
The book win prove of hs entertaining
and in issnes and general nature
nv. y. Essnins so-
We boz nd Holbrooks post
suggestive book-N. y. Herald.
The and book recently
hnds keynoids monstes, and who rsnds tsm
realize that s lives and ,hves amid modern
life Boston POSI-.
THIS ITSELF by nature subject ever
IPhiladsipaia Psnr,ylraniar
amusing and, the time, work Of lie
knd has been published in AmercaPAra1shia Bulletin
ell written rad amusing work. from which shall
extract OF Two ior the benefit OF u'e community.
Philadelphia Saturday roa.
II sbounds with sketches Of
PhtiadelpAia Inquirer.
This book indeed novelty exceedingly entertaining open
ing OF amusement Hartford Daily Coanaat
There substance enough Incidents plots
eonased IN bis sketches to h dozen Ssa~
person himself
the idea Of opening another persons letter read the book with
on; hnddede at the eh'ni preepce on which ~ has stood
Published by a. cowperhnsit Co, rhiladelphs.
For sale by all booksellers and newss agents
Dec 2-d6t
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" should auld acquaintaEce be forgot,
And never brought 10 min
should allid acquaintance D. toIEOti

Should auld aequaintsEce be forgot,
I. And never brought 10 min
should auid acQusngARce b. togOti
..' And days o. auld lang syne."
year ending In June, 1883
the junior Of ending June, le Tie Sophomore
class OF The ending June 1881 and the Freshman class Of the
ending In June 1850 hereby requested % assemble Ia
Wasbinon D. o. BY the thd Of March A. d. e5I The latest
10 brighten The links OF the chain ofass aud enako which time
tide entirely exchange IN mslI
lives greeting and sypaty and 10 lament the untey tate Of
some q their most promising conlpeers y
preliminary meeting Of selfHpPonted committee viii be
States Hotel Chestnut Fourth and Fifth streets,
which oe members Of the casrs whom may be
seDaen are invited attend when the measures w Dc
adopted 20 secure as full attendance possible.
In the ume those addressed VIII be
good enough 10 Furnish secretary committee by mail with
their respective post oaees.
EDWARD J. GRANT, NJ. D.
OF Trenton, N. j., Chairman OF Committee
ALEXANDER g. HART, N. D.,
- Of PHILADELPHIA, Pennsyivania
j. NEWTON LlGHTNER,
PHILIP PENDLEroN,
OF Winston, Allegheny Co.. Md,
SAMUEL p. RICHARDS, -.
OF Balsto Iron and Glass Works, N, J.,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee.
JoHN WEIDsAN, OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 2T-aWtMaT3 IInleigencerl
All newspapers IN the civilized countries Of the world request
ed 90 notice this advertisement ha editorial columns
of the several classes through tho d
visions OF the globe and all newspapers throughout Uned
states OF America requested gatutous insertion
casonay between this date and the 81 Of March, A 1881
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mo. SAIL
Notice

or he disoontiaGaRes Of csrai dated States Land Offices IA
he States Of Illinois, Aiehigan Wiseonsin, and Iopa.
FINDER the provisions OF act
vss, approved Juue L. lo4 which
The quantity VI public land remaining unsod district
number one hundred
saHd such districts shall be discontinued and comp
with other laws he subject the Secretary nleOT
has directed thar the following offices be dconunaed
shawneetown and Kashaskla, IN Illinois.
Kalamazoo, Michigan.
Rilwaakie Wisconsin.
Fairfield, iowa. .,..
Lands remaining unsod and undposed of the districts
will TO be subject those oces Of the
notice thai effect BY ms those
points, and will be made subject to eniry tolows;
sbawneeon and kaakakias be the Springfield
district, niiaos.
Kalamazoo the Ionia district, Michigan.
Milwaukee to the Menasha district, Wisconsin.
Fairfield 10 the Charlton disuct Iowa.
The officers points consolidation will public
which they will respectively he
applications for any such lands ts Offices
Given under hand the city OF Washington this l2h day Of
Noyeuber, A. ID. 1855.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
Nov l4-law6W
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Ia ss i;.;:s;s "a s $50


Time between Washington and Wheeling but l7.
Running tstOeea Washington ana Cneianati ~ hours
Through Tick cts and baggage Checks to be had in
Washington.
THE Baltimore and Railroad, having greatly improved
western the fullest
eier. between Washington Baltimore and all portions Of the West
The conne,ion between from Washington
washington JUNCTION asy called the Relay Houss nine mes
from Baltimore This is only change required
Wheeling a. Washington station and eeheoked and
there wh ,G Pas.snss without shsse for ,hoss holding
Washington daily at 0, a. and AZ p M on Sundays al the
AT Wheeling direct onnezon is made with the trains of the CEN
aA oo running 0% sn s On as Ohio
COLUMBUS These trains connect Newark with the Newark
At Columbus
VILE, sc. At Xenia Little Miami railroad, cnnneron
sa T s en oss" a'G Ses nd M f''
rssse1.sm holding through tickets fSr Memphis, vcksburs
transferred Cincinnati the mail The Uhio
Tickets for Evansville, Caro- and ST. L0as sold by this
ron CLEVELAND, Cleveland Toledo Detroit, Chi.
cage, sold Oho
Wheeling and Welsyue, (oy mlles) where with
Travellers requested that, the only route
Attending checks 10 Washington
The great West The distance nom washington TO Cincinnati
but o9 miles, being about 100 mules shorter aaa ~ any other
r5r by through ticket from Washington To Wheeling
BY rarosd BY from cncisnsa, sis Indianapo
Cheap Iss,is 80 % 8 and ps s hsnvS
&C., New Orleans, s9l, dc.
Cumberland Bedford sprng Piedmont, OAKLAND Fairmoun
%; ssSo. .n Sssss For s
train from washington. M 10
FOR further information, through tickets. Sc apply to IT, H.
PARaoEs, tgesI, al Washington saaoa, ,,. : -
Master Of Transportation BALTIMORE and
May 5-df Ohio Railroad, Baltimore.
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English, french. and American FASHIONS, 1850

= In the delay attending the organization q he hour
matter corErsuaon thnt the members both branches the
national Legislature without violating political principles
see popssr candidate 6 their Mr. For, n be
capacty tailor, msted End
continues To receive the dtsngushed aud suffrage
The perle lie hes had The Rppy faculty the deuuehi
voices IN the realm 81 fashion, and
avded sentiment The House Of At
loss H eHds fn Ue of fashion
swsys organised The fashions IN the plastic hand o. art the
Sk OF is artist what the Of
tive assembly to The Rnin ~ The suecumb W
the The ai the other suhsued BY sogaence NJ the
orator What the latter The assembly Genrrs
For " 70 me popular assembly of sshon We have thus FAR inst
tued parallel hut parallels closely certain p
thence ey fv"rFr nnd thus u with leaders u fashions ard
our leaders ~ polcs The speaker Of fashion r such viii
desEns. our rtprrseutatiye the right ~ on
e ught man and tie gh is loss fof the right
when he applies 70 leader His noe
Jan 9a-t3t
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Washington Aqueduct.
OgFIcE OF THE WAsHIssToR AQuKpu
~ a. 4

ONCE OF THE W AsHIssrox AqurpucT,
Washington, March T. ls55.
PROPOSALS graduation masonry
dams unnes and other work OF the Washington aquedGet
that day. 'p "'' - 'p'"'' ~ '''" u
Maps polss specifications ohe work will be ready for ex
animation on and after the 2oth day ofApfil next.
Proposals will be received for the work of particular
Portions of OF works completed
p but all contracts fer unnshst work WIN
the right prescribe the work
dc not holding gu, satcen,y decide when and
shall stopped until funds available
sioppags particular
funds the reserved cent, will paid it, in The judgment
the engineer the work has been properly executed far
Payments specie checks upon the United s,a,e
per cent, and win be duon Of all contracts ta. The work
the Washington Aqueduet"
they deemed arrange
considered conducive the progress
Every accompanied guarantee signed by
asc at The or his Or hs bid h
sns an within ten days with good and sufficient
be accompanied by the certificate Of the Uai,cd
general 10 the Engineer or Dc
Of War; that the able make
Bids viii opened presence of bidders If any them
choose TO be presenL
Capt Of EasiseesJ In charge.
FORM or GUARANTEE.
To CAPT NJ c. Meigs, U. ). Engineers.
hereby Jointly and :eys,.y % w es us,sd and
they w Within ten days amer The Of The said bid exc
the for win good and sacieui
of,ne And in case the
said sa Gail to entsT no contract q aforesaid we guaranty
the ReT. lowest bidder.
(sisned) 4. D.
hereby certify that best Of knowledge and belief
above named suaraniors are good and sufficient
Mar S-SIwtsthMay sIawu
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mo. 54S. |

NOTICE OF the location land Offices and
the Office OF the surveyor general In Kansas and
Nebraska Territories.
that OF the 18Th section of the
approved a2d July 1854 creating land offices for the
of and Nebraska aud OF the first section Of the
establishing Office general for said Terri
tore the office for the OMAHA ptsTRor has been located
Of Nebraska Territory
and Of the
Lg COMPTON," of Kansas Ter
Il
my hand city of Washington this twenty
sixth lay o November, A D. 1883.
BY order Of the President:
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commits sioner of lie General Land Office.
Nov 29-IawGw fntel. and StaTl
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PROPOSED DATES OF EAILIRG-ls56

stopping Southampton both going aud returning, they Offer
proceeding Londoa and Haye advantages
other route, for the economy OF time and money.
Passage from NsD Pork 20 Southampton and Bremen
First eabn main saoon $50 cabin, saloon, alO
second do, goo
AL newspapers through post ONCE
No bills fading will be signed parcels received day
sailing
An experienced 10 attached TO each ship.
For freight or passage, apply 10 .. -- .....
o. ii. SAND, II South Willaa st., N. Y.
q. A. HEiNEKEN Co., Bremen.
CROEEEY x 20. Southampton.
WILLIAM ISELIN, HayTe.
97-dIy
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Completion Of Panama Railroad.

Completion Of Panama Railroad.
hsaaefion Of Pare 10 California
UrPd Etacs mail steAmshfps leave New York
12kE for hspinwsn The Sth and Goth ~ each
SD~s..tI connecting Panama
ErsxIzkS<SE Francisco.
These steamships approved
Department. and guaranty spccd end safely.
The Panama railroad ~ ne. ongJ completed nom
to aad IL crossed The baggage 81 rarsn-
checked IN New York through Francisco pasen
are cmhaftc1 al Parama BY steamer the csmpsny expense
be moHoy paid 10 Aew York ali cIpousc ~ the
Reserve steamers pon New York, Panama
San Prahcisco prevent acCidon
The route IL endreIy rslsBLe.
Passengers leave Panama the they Aapn
wall -
conduciors a. through BY each and take change
women and chidrsn without other protector.
Fo' through tickets the lowest Apply the agency VII
West street, New York, TO L. W. RAYMOSD.
MAyt-dn
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Nov 29-lnMGW
IL. III. GILL EFT,


Office his resid n in Franklin Row.
Thirteenth He will continue TO devote his atten
principally United States Court
Having devoted time 10 The law concerning he will
opinions questions arising before
appeals tao chief justice assistant
Justices District Columbia and will the
pre- pal alton nd trial Of suits concerning patents.
He wi written opinions and arguments for
Congress either
prosecute claims before board established for their
adjudication.
Oct 2S-dr
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DINE Library Editions OF Gibbon, HsiIara, Russsi,
Robertson Hume, Smolet Irvrs Prescott Bancroft,
intOh, Roscoe, Webster Thes PepY
Turner, Mills Riuer, Burnett Carepaaa 6Hes, Ferguson
mold Rnn Futaeh, and Oshr Of the standard
may be found he nos, moderate prices the bookstore
gResEssnA 6ne library bndings uf sm
nom London by the undersigned and bound thore.
Dec93 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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- 1'77I7 Is'777T 7NFyI FTs1sTIcH IoNNTW Hd.
THE annual session NJ institution commences on the
2Nh August, and terminals Thursday The
tens o board and tuition $50 payable
Az IN ayance There charges lo drawing
ing aud also fF Spanish Italian GerEnn Latin. The terms
FOR the primary department. comprised % pupils years
age, are sOO per annum payable yearly advance
Letters Of inquiry should he addressrd MOTHER SURE
Maryland. " ~ 10y
Jul s-diyear.
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CsutiOn-LOttery Frsuds.

OFTfcR OF THE MARVLASB CorsotrpETrp LorTEETEs.
Baitinore, Maryland, Iuly /, 1855
THE commissioner o hs Maryland deemed
his cnuuoa the puhc syvfweera
~ mail fraudulent lottery rehs
pretend tickets "a lotteries which
are wholly fictitious
The lotteries Maryland daily under
Uf the psope
examine and approve the
schemes and 20 attend 10 the drawings.
Az The tickets IN these lotiere and al certificates n packages
tickets have the lhng aphsd Renan general
Office Cnusndatsd
Baltimore Msryiaud.u An others ire fraudulent
Po ia information the subject Of those frauds address
P.k. BRfHAH
Sept Sss-diy Baltimore. Maryland
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10 THE LADIES

TO THE LAD fts.-Mt r. l.. HARPER, - Roomheld street.
Boston, has choice o. rich md
elegant straw embroidered ball dsses 81 hs iest Partisan se
which universally admired Newpoft ~ Ne
not then abe supply demand. he takes this opportunity
10 Inform the ladies' that he fresh supply Of
which white and appropriate for bridal costumes
Also, bend cnGres, collars msntes hc M 81
which embroidered black white lace and vnr
~ wrsaths ~ straw flowers, feather flowers, SC.
N BTh Is the ony house In The United States where hese
goods be rhaiEsa.
RosroN, January ., 1855.
Ian S--2Hw9w
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RemovaI.-paper warehouse.

EGARGEE BROTHERS, psper manuhcurers and importers
vi q manufaeure materials Nos and Decatur Street.
asepa the attention 81 their extensive
papers susd dealers ana cnnsusr
every county, An receive prnnps N
ention filled prices IJpep
LEGO OFFS wanted for each, *.
13-eo42n
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Articles.

hohsekeepinS hfuCies.
asortIneht Of goods, which rendered
complete In every department, consisting In part Of
FRENCH CHIsA.
Gold hand plain white dnEsr, dessert
Of dinner and tea ware In de
pieces and with and without notices
pitchers perfume bottles card receivers with large variety Of
fancy articles appropriate TO decorate esere Paot table, and
IRoS-sToNE CHINA
Dinner, and toilet also in detached pieces large
stock Of EdwsIdas latest shapes.
GLASS WARE
American FRENCH and Bohemian such deosnta HaEons,
goe- ehampaguss eaets hooks saeues Mader Baundies
liquors. unbier hHser bowls eslero water botss aoa bowI'
dishes, salts, pitchers, sc.
TABLE CUTLERY.
In sets hadoze, hnyous dnytboe pieces also,
ivory knives Only and forks, Ssels, &C.
BLoCK-TIE GOODS,
Such ehshpg dishes from 10 - nehss coffee and
coffee pots pOt, coffee bgzins, ko-s
PLATED GOODS,
suh coffee and tea ten se ard forks CASTOR,
covered Dishes pitchers, cake and frat baskets walters kc,
JAPANNED GoOns.
Such wasIs trays and IN plate wsrno lop jars,
foot tubs, water cans, &C,
GAS PIKTUREs,
Prom etory CorueBs Baker Philadelphia Cor sale ~
the manufscturerS retail prices.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Solar lamps, rrsndocs ware IRONS brushes
shoy and bods Iaddr, door mats goods
cooking requisites every description together viii
Large assortment Of ARTICLES Of utility and deemed
Ho..stepe dnd dsodedyto their interest tn examine my
stock and prices They will only lind from
Which 60 bake soscon, but pledge
@ same Description Of goods be purehaUd
Good delivered shy psr Of Iy Georgetown free Of
charge ~ II
osovue. eonianpr c0mplee ltd Of every article hep, for
Nov II-aswswG Iron HAIL.
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HONE MAN, FACTUREs.
FstrvIoyv Cotton works,

Near hS Ctnai Bain, .stesanSria.
EITLPAThCK BURNS, propdsors, manufacturers OF
cotton yarns carpet chain, sail Irvine, wrapping wne
age, counn bats. SC.
Orders iton merchant IN WahingGG te~cuy sohced fOr
OF the above articles, which deliver In
lover than can be had IL Baltimore northern markets An
orders viii meet with prompt attention BY addressing
til-dtm A n