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Washington Aqueduct.

o,ror w..Hrsoros Aeuspror,
Washington, March J, 1853
Ss. anreIs and eshsr wnrs fine Wasar,on soasdnca
Proposals, received s'h Of May, will opened
Nai. roalss specification. ofhe work viii be ready
Pr"posaIs VIII be received particular eulver
brisgs, &C. &C described in the plan" and specncsop.
presssi propnton ba all coa,rs or asnn.hsd wols vii
the 70 ps.crs the aon work 70 s done and rat
progress under each cnsei r EACH appropriation and in
shall DC stopped un,l assiabe
- e,, o. rs's oppsss work o wan, q
me enneef the work has been properly executed 50 far as has
Payments win made specie check, upon United
epSs he %9n 10 s e ne s s ss
men snail sl ss paid s,i. f.. wages %%oas and 10 p.ss
me w sd p ana ENDORSED % ~os on
the 1nst sa,s. The nah, TO al III. bid.
considered most conducive the Of hs
Every accompanied BY written sssrance signed by
oae % responsible persons 70 ne effect Thar be is under
ossaoa within days, witt good snd sufficient
. aceompaac BY The esriarats o. the U"ed States src,
Judge United States district attorney navy agent, some Officer Of
parnsnt OF War; % the n able 10 make good their
Bids win opened In presence Of bidder. u any them
I--.~ -, NJ c. MEIGs,-
.... Capt OF Engineers, In charge,
PORN or GUARANTEE
To CAPT, C. Msies, U. :. EngIneers. .....
we, The snd.r.sned ,ssdan oG IN tno ss's of
Earani case the ieEng bid Of be accepted that he o.
same win ood ,afacieni saec,
perform furnish The srcIe. proposed confam
said .hsli . Aforesaid guaranty
20 make good u. difference between the offer By the said and
The men, lowest bidder .#E.. 1853
e'"'4' s,bs
above named suaranior. are good and sufficient
s-s,~Ss,haaysiawu
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NOTICE TO rRe-esrrIos CLAIMANTS.
United states Mails.

Posr orytcs Dsr.rrsrsr, June 2, 1885.
PROPOSALS for carrying IL, day
Of october the 3h June, less.
IN Tennessee, win receiv.d
parmen In the ofy ~ Washington, uu v 18th day
August NEXT, u be drcid'd the day,
No. sc63 Concord Depot, Ten, Louisville miles
back q week +
Leave toucord Depot Monday, Wednesday, Friday
on arrival of fsin 4 om KHy, viIe--ssy At 10 AMI
Arrive Louisville ny m;
Leave Lousvio Mond,y, Wednesday, and Friday az .
#M .1a1.. III
Arrive Concord Depot By 4pm. .t ..ss. y.
Proposals for siI trips week invited NIX. ... IA
INSTRUCTIONS TO bidders.
No pay win be "trip. performed
omsnns satisfactorily explained three the
be deducted. schedule time sucieny
rrsud iouh Of me pry m the Trip be deducted The
contract be spnuled Or repeated fares Tor violating
post ONCE Laws ~ dsobeynG departments instructions
The Postmaster Grnem order an ncese % service
alta ncresse the M alter the schedule
yded running dnnirh.di
discontinue
condition o. hs allowing MONTH. The Of
,rryice dispenscd with. @afA. q
No Increased p,y viii allowed for excess any o. actual
dstsnce points supplied correctly
Of September
merit JAMES CANPBEbLt
Postmaster General.
June T--isvswf .aaa |a
Z /.
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Notice OF Limited Partnership.

IN they day formed lin
tied psrn-bp firm of Appleton 20 whose place
Baltimore, the of and
selling stocks drafts and domestic exchange bonds
cheeks of sck brokerage and
exchang. business William Appleton and Henry
Howell reside city, general partneT and Gse
loud0un county n partner
said Rust has contributed his part Of the capital the
of and dsas cash
partnership h day OF March. 1885, /,
/ WG. STUART APPLETON,
w. no ELI,
Mar 25-d2w GEuRGK RUST, Of Virginia.
HAVING associated together indicated In the
III sale OF
stocks oeign and domestic ercrnge, collection
hopds, bills
business public secuIe
II moa.y We viii make city COLLECTIONS deposles pay
checks, Ind allow iatries ON standing srenur it,
We have rcursd the services az Mr. LAWRENCE p. BAYNE
(of Il lleu, Withrrs, Co., Washington, ID.
undivided business
house all therein be fully
APPLETON Co,
April a. 6y MA BALTIMORE street.
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Navy Beef and PORK for 1857.

ss@# a5 NAVY DEPARTMENT, sa
| Bureau Of Provisions q
EALED PROPOSALS., endorsed q Proposals. Tor ReeLn and
y Proposals for Pakas the may be. will be
this office uni O'Clock, saIardny 2 July
furnishing and deivsIip fre 1T all The
ULiied States, II The following navy yards,
"a Et,5. g&as t . e#..ts.s Barrels 6ssE BarTs,s poh
At CharestawA. MAss. aou XIII " 1900
AT Hsookyn, ,.2,40 LEO
Al aospori, .,,.s. i,SVO 1,sW
/ r aa &c ass @# eE .9sE asa L
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Sales AZ alternate sseoas As States ~ Aykaasas aad As
sesyi, aaa VI RAdra1a iaads % mark.
ny rHR PaEsIpEk + o. THE UNITED sTATEs.

uiisrAale
so.ri, and rssi0sai.ea VI HliAdraSa lands % Mafks
BY THE PRgsIDEsr 90 THE UNITED sTArEs.
psaaaee olaw FRANKLIN PIERCE President o. the Uni
led States Asses DO hereby asel.,s ana IN s
sections bearing odd nasss which
Cairo Fulton railroad the sta. Missousi and
md me Two sanehs. hs.e Go1 s ah aa S %
aers as pososa approved Oh February iss grazing
constructing aia raioads ana specially graduation
pnee ~ ls Of Am Aasasi iSs4, l0 vii, ag
the public ale VIII Be held a, The land
s ss u r. he pubic ~ .sen
odd numbers, above reesd 10 as are situated within The sadr
Ssr Or "a. sa.. Lac ej MA principal msridiaa
Tswa.sie. 4 y ~ "a \: % B is ss sns'
Townrnrs j., i, 1870, u, oftanss 4 Y,
Township. ". 20, Az ~, Of anse q. nd
NORTH d tAs base iias m pri~eipa srda".
y5s sws.ss. "A 81 s.is Il ":ss
Tow a.Sps 4. a.as 10, il,.,s, ls a. ofranas
Isss.ss: sssss,hz::b$ Il u ';.'
Township d, oi y F-t 1s " aH fH.Es 4 tas#a
The public sale iand Office HsLzsA
ss moaay de Day Of ot9ss ns s S
situated In The follow named shp
o Z. ,r.
Norta Of ths base iins ofas A principal merdaH
Townshi fps >, 4, 5, Q, Of range D. -..
T Ta.a:si.: / js + \ y .as. & '''s''
Townships $, o,7, Of range o.
Th~ public land oGes Little RooG,
Monday tho day II Dcobe neat for the
Of The public .nds within such odd sections
seatb hs base is aad ss. Of tAs sA SssasPai "sria"
T Tswn.s's ! q ''a q ssni, ana IA r.
r TS~a.sp. ssss.ss. "f1s sa i. '
NORTH 81 tAe Dqs snd wes Of s ina principal meridian
iIss..n n, it,. 7 i,ss,S ,,sg,s7.
f fsss:s. !, i = .a-: en- # y
Ts~as::~ !, :, -, al .Iaasa IA.
Townsn,ps s, - 7, Of ranges ie and II. I'D.
wy y hs land S Ssv a. .aas
sections aboss referred IS are situated IN the named
townships, viz ; -ar-att.t 1a@.a T@l.A ~.
sout4 Of the base ne efs ma principal msridian
To~se..m 4, $, e,.7.s,s, of,aasei To-
TG~nsni~a !, = - of raas ~ .
r "~asips ! 3 10 j. Il, @ range a.
TT sss:s: / d y y, t. ef: :sass Z
T Es.":sis # # i, !, ss:s :,
Townshps ., il, is, 10, Of range u.
Tn, ..e MI, b. hs al The Iaud once At
Monday ns G q %t 90 ns @
above fnsd 70 In the ande mentioned township Wit
Of line aad ~si o. ts ih principal msrdaH
Townships s, g. 2, af range IL.
Townships j, g. I, y, or range 10.
| Townships 6, u 9, ef range 90
1ownshps ., 7ss, Q, OF range 81.
Townsii ~ 4, g. 8, 10, Of range -.
4 Tpypshlps 7, q, 81 10, If ranHs ~.
! Townships q, o. 10, Of ranges - and aa
Townships !. o. 10, u, ranges ", q, %, se
Township % 4, o. 10, Oranges ~, ia.
Town. ships Z, 8, y Of rapgs b.
In the State Of MISSOURI!
the rubc sale will be held at the land once ckos IN
urncing on the hirieen day OF October mex. iof
disposal bs ands ~ suoh
| 10 wit; 3..sE s..e#"
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GENERAL LAND orrIcE NOTICE.

Notice hereby given that
the aud III United starc, ovds 81 e sir
e hn OF III" made BY af ph Prb 1885,
e Cairo aud fuon aroad and s branches hano restored
" mA'ket which subject eutry
OF Withdrawal VIII be- sale adiosy
price AMI after mentioned, wits
uhes ~ Jackson, Msouri, Monday The u day IL Noyem
L leiS,
Once at Ba,s.re, hrksn.a Monday the 10Th day Of No
y.mber. tu5B.
oce Little Rock, Arkansas, Monday ID day sovem
her, h55.
On Helena, Arssnsas Monday the l7h ds, OF Novem-
er, lS5S.
oe- Claksve, htsn'ss Monday, the sth day of No
mber ica5.
vemher tr66 ....
ono. chsmraspo'e, Arkansas, MONDAY ths 10Th day of
Sovsmb 1850. frHHsaas. - .sr. - a.
oae. Washington, Arkansas. Monday, I7h dag
November, iesd. ."# " + r
NOTICE TO pRe eSrrIos CLAIMANTS.
Every pr~on 70 right pre- .ptn 10 any of The
shove land be o-rsd public
tstsbish ~ VI.
rrcvsr ~ prpt once payment
er r Within the period prescribed BY aw oher~i-. such eam
viii be forfeited. .#N Fl. HOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Jnae ~ Law i3w fstnrkintell Commissioner.
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Sora g rae buse Hire anJ Of ihs h principal msras.
Township y, Of .ange S.
Townships ~, ~, II rage 6.
Townships "a. "a, -, of,ansa a.
Tow nshps ~ ~, "a, Is, u Tange
2. Townshps ~, ~, "a, Is, OF ranges.
Townships ~, ~, %, %, al range no.
Townships 10, 26, oi range IL.
Townships Nc, N, of range ~.
Townships Is a, ~, fdsngr ~.
East half n.np IS townships 49, 81, Of range Is
Townships Is, 26, ", ~, OF ranse 49,
Tuwa,hpA 10, ~, 81, Of range u.
public sale will ka held land oGce PALnrRA
Monday The twentieth day Of October the dir
III public lands such odd nuabeIsd sections
Joseph railroad IN the following named ownshps TO wit;
NORTH Of s base line and Of pe fra principal mniaian.
Townships 50, ST. So, OF range -. ..
The wholly within the limits
siS width sde' said branches,
diagrams furnished
pecivs district and ohhces by the Commissioner Of the Gene
Land Ofhce. =
Lands reserved for Schools military and Other purposes, viii be
excluded from the sa,r.
subject rish Of ey granted by the
10Th June is5a. February, ls3 sd
@ branches and the by the wi be sod
containing Oh" Quantities respectively shown the Official
without deduction.
Each viii kept open sufcieni
All the but exceeding Two weeks and applications
OF 81 So lands
uned under this viii received until nsr
Gloss Of the public sner .a sss n 81. & .a al. ~ ra
under say hand city wshaon hi. ami day OF
June, Domiu thousand eight hundred aud Sy,iI
"#.-." .s-s FRANKLIN PIERCE.
ny the Prrsidesti .... . s... ..f WITT.
Tnos. A. Hssf siuKs,
Coun..iopsr ofthe General and Once
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oHaRLEsTowN, MASSACHUSETTS.

No white plank stock logs. No. D. promiscunus
l. whteoak keel pieces aud rudder stocks No g.,
y-law plank NJ. pine No
NJ ~ cypress, whitscak boards. M 49, black
valiant cherry, mahogany, maple. No. ~ white
hcNuy bar No &c, black No d. Composition and
NJ ~, No Sptss nails No - lead zine
n" % No 30 nar and cotton Irvine
II. No ~ Irather, NJ 81, hose No 81 bushe-
No IS tunins aud goods. No. 81 "a osin. No 81
tirw, oil No ~, chandlery No 49, tatonery. No
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PORN or GUARANTEE.

thereby eey that, the best my tnowisss. and belief
above nnmsd suaraniors are good and Sufficient
fsixned) Ut .tt .#+N a## R.F.
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The undersigned -- Of --, IN me state o. 80 ana nc
al -. state OF --, hereby guaranty mat, ~
ease III, foregoing Of the therein named
accepted feS viii within days hiter the receipt
agen drsi Mated exr
his with good aud sufficient suttes
oud IN case .aa ahnesaid
guarany tho difference between The Offer Of The
said - and that which may be aecepad
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-06-11
Affecting Incident.

An incident occnrredin our village last
week, says the Cherry Vallsy Gazette
which is calculated 10 enlist the sympa-
thies Of every feeling heart A young
lady whose name we viii call Clarissa
beautiful as Helen--rich, amiable and
possessing all the qualities formed to
create an attachment of the warmest
character in the opposite sex, Except
that she was somewhat negligent in her
appearance, -was bgtrothed to a gentle
man oftalent and industry, and ofapleas-
ing manner,
The day for orjoiping the happy couple
had come-ihe friends inyited--the we'd
ding breakfast prepared-and all seemed,
merry as a marriage bell. The bride.
waitedin bIissfnl andcipations the arrival
of the object of her alteration; a knock
was heard atlhe door--a foot step--the
company turn pale--a presentmert of
something dreadful has taken possession
of every one present--a servant of the gen
tleman presents note tothe aslonished
bride in his well known handwriting, the
paper was afterwards found to have been
bought at Giles Variety store, contain
ing the following:--
DEAR CLARIssA:--You know how oft
en- have expostulated withyou ON your
slovenly appearance, and your entire dis
regard Of the requirements of society !;
| | allude to your indifferent manner of
dressing,--but yet have seen no i'm
provement in your style therefore it is
with pain and regret tha. | inform you !
have determined not to marry at present,
and as candors one ofmy cardinal virtues,
| may as well inform you that several
beautiful bonnets in the Misses JoNEs'
window are at present receiving my al
tentions, and never will cUnseutto wed
any woman, unless she buys her MILNE
Goods where they may he had cheapest.
Farewell, forever, CHARLES.
The blow was severe one, but the
bride being sensible lady, determined to
remedy the defect of dress Immediately.
The sequel was happy one. After
having purchased new bonnet, dress,
etc., Charles called upon her. He being
delighted with the change, proposed an
immediate union, and happier couple
are not to be found.
| MoRAL.-Young ladies who wish 10
get and retain the love of the 0lords,"
will not require that the moral of the above
should be pointed out.
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SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING!
NEW STOCK. &
L FRoHMAN & co. respectfully

F FR0HMAN u co. espectlnlly in
10 form their friends and the public that
their new stock of clothing for the Spring and
Summer Trade, manufsctured for the SteIbeu,
Vile market at their Wholesale Establishment
IN Cincinnati, has just arrived. it is larger,
more varied, and embraces finer articles than
usual. ISIS
The stock embraces Coats, Pants, Vests and
Hats and caps for men and boys, Handler
chiefs, Cravats, Gloves. Hose, Shirts, and a
full stock of Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Car
pet Sacks, Valises. Umbrellas. DC.
: Frohman Co. also keep on hand full
stock of Cloths and Vestings, and manufacture
Clothing to order OIL short notice, at prices
that will be satisfactory to purchasers. Fits
warranted.
Than kful for the very liberal patronage
heretofore extended to us We ask for con-
tinuance of it. and beg to assure the public
that it will be our constant aim, by dealing
honorably, to deserve it., We may be found
at the old stand, Market street, one door east
OF the Washington Hall. Give us a call.
ap30, 1856. E. FROHMAN & co.
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FRANKLIN BRASS FOUNDRY,

!, JAMES i. SHEKIFF, Proprietor
VNHE Subscriber respectfully informs
u his friends and the public generally, that
he has erected aud established, Immediately
adjoining the "Franklin Machine Shop
BRASS FOUNDRY, s
For the purpose of supplying the public with
-verything in that line, such as Brasses for all
kinds of machinery, Brass cocks, Valves, hard
Brass Bearings and Boxes for Shafting Bells Of
different kinds and sizes, also, Friction Metal.
All work done with quickness and dispatch,
Orders respectfully solicited,
Market price paid for old brass, copper; zinc
and lead. ig Fl
N. B. No old metal bought from minors, or
other irres ponsible persons, without an order
from patents or guardians, ~ ~.
nov IA, -ly. JAS. L.McDEVITT, Agent.
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The Lot Of Woman.

Universal education has expanded the
desires Of woman without increasing her
opportunities. She cannot hel p reflect.
ing portion Of the general enlightment,
but some day comes when she is shut up
with cares and an interminable success.
sion of depressing triaes and the sphere
Of culture aud thought are virtually blotted
out of her experience, We do not speak
of the very few whose worldly means
enable them to use TO surfet the time any
toll of others but of the great majority
who are tied down TO theirroutine, each
day bringing 10 them the weary alteration
of sickness and accident, food and cloth
ing, cleaning sewing, economizing, wresl-
ling against time and circumstances, and
toiling on to hear the husband announce
to them that jubilee day of a competency,
which alas dawns for most of them only
after death has stiffened those laborious
and faithful fingers. And when does a
competency over come 10 any modern
man, that does no, bring with il new am
bitions and factious arrangements, which
absorb the time of the woman almost as
much as her personal toll did, so that she
gains the benefit OF ease without the
benefit of leisure. Or if leisure at last
spreads its calm through her dwelling, it
comes too late for toll and watching have
worn out her young desires, and so far
obliterated the drill of her early teachers,
that it isl a painful effort TO attempt any
thing beyond the last novel, or the cur.
rent gossip of her circle.-Christia,
E1aminer.
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StEisetIIan
BOW Some PeopIe Many and 1--we.

-
how Some People Marry and Live,
Ayoung man meets a pretty face in
the ballroom, fallssin love With il mar
ries ii, goes to housekeeping with il and
boasts Of having home and wife to grace
il. The chances are nine to ten that he
has neither. Her pretty face gets to be
an old story, or becomes faded, or freck-
led, or fretted, and as the face was all he
wanted, aHhe paid attention TO, all he
sat up with, all he bargained for, all he
swore 10 love, honor and protect, he gets
sick Of his trade, knows dozen faces
which he liked better, gives up staying
a: home of evenings, consoles himself
with cigars, oysters and politics, and
looks upon his home as very Indifferent
clearinghouse. A family Of children
grows up about himi but neither he nor
his face knows anything about training
them, so they come up helter-skelter
made toys Of when babies, dolls when
boys and girls; drudges when young
men and women, SO they pass year after,
year, and not one quiet homely hour is
known throughout the whole household.
Another young man becomes enamored
of fortune He waits upon it to par
ties. dances the polka with it, exchanges
6iRet.dour with it, pops the question to
it, gets yes from it, takes it 10 The par
sons, weds it, calls it wife carries II
home, sets up an establishment with 1t,
introduces it to his friends, and says,
(poor fellow that he too is married and
has got home. It's false. He is not
married; he has no home. He's in the
wrong box but his too late to get out
of it. He might as well hope to escape
from his coffin. His friends congratulate te
him, he has to grin and bear it. They
praise the house, the furniture, the cradle,
the new bible, the new baby--and then
bid the Fortunes and he who husbands
it good morning! As if he had known
a good morning since he and that gilded
fortune were falsely declared one I! Take
another case.
A young woman is smitten with pair
of whiskers. Curled hair never before
had such charms. She sets her cap
for them; they take The delighted
whiskers make an offer, proffering them
selves both IN exchange for one heart.
The dear Miss is overcome with magma
nimity, closes the bargain, carries home
the prize, shows it to pa and ma, calls
herself engaged TO it, thinks there was
nevdr such pair of whiskers, before, and
in few weeks they are married. Mar
ried! Yes, the world calls it so, and we
will. What is the result ? A short honey
moon, and then the unlucky discovery
that they are as unlike as chalk and
cheese, and not 10 be made one though
all the priests in chrisiendom pronounced
them so,-LJs Illustrated.
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Home ! Sweet Home /!

That wide, open, friendly fireplace,
with its lively cracking mirlh, or its
sweet twilight embers, always appear to
me the meek emblem of contented, great
heart, answering back to your own Joy.
and lighting up your shadows. And
sometimes, surrounded by strangers. the
object of dull remark, or cold criticism,
or ignorant condemnation, who have, |
pictured TO myself, world of warmth
like unto the great fireplace al home,
where every man should be greeted with.
Welcome welcome, brotherp and a
comfortable, snug corner Of his own, and
where all answer to each other with the
sympathy and cheer of shining faces over
the glowing hearth. Look kindly on The
stranger gentle friend; thy looks are eth
er SO many sweet sunny beams, that be-
token the common fellowship of true bu-
manly, or SO many icy rays that chill
him to the heart--that freeze little by lii
lie the fountains of lOve--that fill him
with distrust of the world and hatred Of
his species. No man knows for how
much of others wickedness and wretch
edness he may be held accountable. A
look Of thine may breed sorrow IN thy
brother, though stranger. A look of
thine may do good deed, may shine
from thy face to his face, and be reflect
ed, like ray Of the sun, over half ofthe
globe.
Live, ye gentle scenes Of home; Light
up, ye bright fires Of the domestic hearth
Glow, ye pleasant fancies of the wood
fire Smile ever, ye dimpled portraits
on the wall of childhood! Come in, ye
sweet lilac breezes that rustic through
the cozy curtains, the blossoms Of youth
and the airy old cobwebs Of memory are
shmmering in your lightl Place may
change, friends come and go, hearts grow
cold or weary, away beneath the drops
Of care till they crumble and mould be-
meath the clods Of the valley b; but pleas
H. y : n - . \ .
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j. little,
MERCHANT TAILOR, CLOTHING
AND FURNISHING STORE,

THIRD STREET, two doors from
1 Market, Steubenvills, Ohio, would res,
pectfully inform the public generally that he
has commenced business in the above line,
with n large enssortmentof Cloths, Cassimeres
and Vestings Of every variety, which he Is
prepared to m make TO order in the best style
and shortest notice. Also, a large assort-
mcnt Of furnishing goods consisting of Shirts,
Drawers, cravats, collars, pocket hdkfs, Stocks
etc
Also. good assortment of cheap Ready
Made Clothing got up in the best siyleand
weil made and adaptedtothe Spring and Sum.
mer trade. -a. t .%g,
The advertiser having experience and prac-
tice of cntting for along time--he feeH conf
dent Of his ability to serve the public Try
him-he will give you a good fit. may1-t
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Cheap and Fashionable Clothingl
AT
JONES H0FMAYRRss

ID
CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, 4
Market ST. Three Doors abooe Fourth,
STEBBENKILLE, OHIO,
Tho best assortment St Ready Aada Clothing,
Hats and Caps ever offered In steabenville.
.FNHE UNDERSIG NE d has just receiy-
aud is adding weekly to his large and gen.
'eral assortment Of Ready Made clothing, the
latest styles as they come out, TO which he di.
Eects the attention Of his friends and the pub,
lie, assuring them that he is prepared to sell
every. description Of goods, ae prices lower
than has ever been purchased in this section
Of the State. spointo Of style, qpality or du-
rsbility, his Goods cannot be excelled in this
or any other Western Market. His prices are
uniform, and the public may feel confident that
they will at all times receye The worth Of their
mofey. Y &
1t will be to the interest Of all to call and
exam 'ue before purchasing elsewhere, as his
Cloth lg is madeto order. he is satisfied that
he is a sSto sell better goods--at lower prices
han a. house in the city
~. H0FMAYER, Market street.
!. three doors above Fourth, Steub'
oct 24-IF. u s,,- X lgi.,, q M