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DEATH OF JOHN CoNARD.-Wc mentioned
last week the death Of Mr.. John Conard, for
many years il highly respected citizen OF this
county. In the PHILADELPHIA Evening Bulletin
of Wednesday last, we find the following no.
tice Of his life which will prove interesting to
our readers -
''Wc notice the death OF John ConArd Esq. in
this city. on the 9th inst formerly L :. Marshal
for the Eastern Disrict of Pennsylvania. at the
advanced ng" Of SO years Mr. COnarl during
his younger days. much in public life. He
was member Of The Society Of Friends and was
one Of those tu'y good mon of the oldcn time who
had the welfare Ct his country at heart. lie was n
native OF this state: resided in Germantown. from
whence he was elected Il member of Congress for
the conn'y OF Philadelphia in 1872, and held that
position during the war until 1873. lie was so
noted for his .ympathy with the patriots Of tina,
day. and the eagerurSs with which he desired to
rcpcl the incursiurs of the British, that he gained
the arpciat:on cf"Ihc Fighting Quaker" At
ter his rc"rn from Congress he Was made Asso-
ciaic Judge Of the District Court and was sabsc
qucntIv appointed L. :. Marshal by President
John Quincy Adams. and served in the same Of
fec two years under Pr-sid mt Jackson. He rcti-
red fiom public life in lo:i2 and afterwards resi-
ded in the State of Maryland. until within Il short
period Of his death. when he had tkcn his resi-
dcncc with his son-in-lnw. o. W. Lunl, in this
city. lie was ever remarkable for his simplicity
of ch,rac' or, and his benevolent kind and happy
disposition. which, no doubt. cont rhutci to his
yigor, both of DO ly AMI mind and lcng;hcnel his
days to green old age.
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CARRIAGES & HARNESS.

j. NJ. cox K BRO,
(Succc sSorS to Garrett Cox X Son,)
M!DDLErOWN. DEL
TENllE Subscribers would respectfully in
4 form 1hcir friends and til" public in gem
eraI, that they have now ON hard. and manu-
factErr to rrlcr CARRIAGES and Harness Of
every description and of tn" most modern
: Y rs and iini SIl. All work warranted twelve
months.
y. B.--Hcpairing neatly attended to.
j. NJ. cox,
a. q. cox.
Middlctown, Del, May % I'm
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3f)0rric0.

On the llth inst, near Oxford, 10y Rev
Thomas B. Miller, Mr.. JAMES T.JANNEY. of
Cecil county, to Miss SARAH II. FrrzGEARLDs,
of Chester 60.
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EHOTHrE TO GRE DITOs.

MS is to give notice, that the subscriber
81 Cecil county, hath obtained from the
Abpns' Court Of said county, letters of adj
4 stratioa on the personal estate of James
sFaig, late Of said county deceased. All
rfDns having claims against the said de-
Aa}sfF, are hereby warned to exhibit the
rfi4tsM it'll The vouchers theoretically autllen-
.ataal. aon on before the Eth day OF April,
5S,etfIey may otherwise. by law, be exclud
froSk all benefit of said estate. All per-
MS irAebtei to said estate are requested to
immediate payment to the subscriber.
fsep III der NJ hand this 18Th day of April,
III. $50 MARYsANN CRAIG,
Adj iDias est IL, Of JAS L.. Craig. decd.
Eess. { p sAs,lseg'r. lspr Is 6y
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TAKE NOTICE.

Ts1llE undersigned las the pleasure of in
4 forming his Old friends and customers,
and the public generally, that he is engaged
in the
WooIen NJanura cturinT Busircss.
at the he" Factory called thc '.Rocil Valley"
Factory "n the Big North Fast Greek, near
Gilljn'S Falls, Cecil county. Md. where
wool will he cardrd into Rolls, made into
Stocking Yarn. on manufactured into Cloth,
Kcrsny, Blankcting, Flannel, Sattinett, Lin
Scy, &c.
Those who may please TO favor him with
their custom, will have Their work dane in
the best manner and at the shortest notice.
JETliRO JOHNSON.
Rock Valley Factory, may 3 6w
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TIE PEACH CROP We learn that at pre-
sent in Delaware the peach crop bids fair to be
more abundant than is has been for many
lyears.--Dcl Gas,
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100000
NfA's'a

NWEET POTATO PLANTS for sale at cherry
- Hill, by DAVID {. PARKER.
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YELLOW FEyNR.-Thc,e is yellew fever at
Rio. at Bahia, and in decd, more or less of it
Jail along the whole eastern coast Of South
America, with which vessels from the United
States are in constant communication. This
fact gives Immediate Importance to ihe drlib-
Grafton ofthr national convention has teen it
ting in Philadelphia, to fix upon some uni
form rule Of qnarantinc.so that the prcServa
ton Of the public health may pc reconccd
as much as may he. with the commercial and
general business interests of the cities on the
scahoard Elsewhere We publish an interesting
report which has been adopted by the conyen-
ton
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rNHE AMERICAN COUNTY COUNCIL wifi
1 meet 1t Elk on. in the Co-rt House. on tho
second ThurslaS of june. ensuing. being the ! !th
day Of the month. full representation is de-
: Il. may %
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DisCUUHsE TO TurSG MEN,-Rcv. john W.
N Tears, will preach discourse to golI:'g n>rn
to-m"rrow evening; services commencing ii
s O'Clock. Subject. oSeph, or the young
nan from bone Young men and tie pubic
generally are invited to attend.
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CEop PROSrECrS ~ ENGLAND.-The adv
ceS to the lst Of the month show that grain
aud brcadStuiis Were rapidly recovering from
the late depression in English mal kcts, we
find. however. that the weather during the
previous week had been cold & dry, enabling
farmers to make good progress with ,cll OPP
crations, throughout England continue to be
favorable reported of. In Ireland the weather
Throughout the whole Of April has been cX-
friendly wet and cold preventing cat sowing
and the preparation of the land for potatoes.
This has had a great effect on the value Of IN
dian corn, IN which a very large business bad
been done during the week at very fluctualing
prices, closing at SOS. pei Or. for mixed
Wheat and ilour have been III very steady de-
manl at the full advance.
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FARM FOR SALE

IN CECIL COUNTY, MARYLAND.
TEHIlE undersigned offers for sale small
Il FARM OF so Acres, situated near the
junction of the Elk and Bohemia rivers, !
mile from Port Herman Wharf, where the
steamboat Lady Wilmer touches on her Semi
weekly trips to Philadelphia.
The improvements consist of a TWO
STORY FRAME HOUSE,
n fssr;1e nearly new, with the necessary
fsssssA. j: 81 OUT-IIOuSES. An excellent
SS.sss.s,5asssseew well of water, great variety
OF choice fruit, consisting of Apples. Peaches,
Cherries. Piums. &c.-Ahout go Acres Of
young CEsTNur TIMBER. The place is admi-
rably adapted Tor truck farm, the soil beng
of a light sandy loan; about 80 acres now in
closed.
The neiehbo,hood is an improving one;
several gentlemen from Philadelphia and
Baltimore have settled IN the cinlty and
are building up handsome residences. The
country around is remarkably healthy. Fish
in greaI abundance abound in the rivers, aud
canyus-back ducks in the fall OF the year in
Vulnerable. For further particulars
inquire of EARLE u CRESWELL,
May % If Attorneys, Elkton Md
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Che Alarlirts.
ELkTON MARKET.
Reported by II. s, Sites.

[KFP0Hed Oy IT. >. SEHeS.
ELKToN, MAY 22d, 1857.
Red Wheat Sl,12 White do 81 IS, Corn
50: Oats 81 55i Potatoes 81 81; Mackcrel
So 90; Nails 81 %; Peruvian Guano; y No.
|, $50 90; Mexican do. So 90; Columbian do
$40 90; Recess Manipulated Guano, So CO.;
De Burs's Super Phosphate $l5 90; Plaster
-; G.. A. Salt 81 80.
ELKTON RETAIL MARKET
Reported By Vim. T. GHes.]
Flour Extra White Wheat 81 80 Or; or $40 Dbl.
Tx red do. Sl.37t o"
Rye ST. % s"
MiIdIings 81
luckwhcat S7l "
White and yellow Corn meal ~ cts per bushe l..
Corn and Oats, ground 70 cts por bushel or 81 2
per 100 lbs.
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NS Sl.H. PAPER.
Saddles, sc.
I'll | II iLIL
An assortment

VERY DESIRABLE IA RMS for sale. on accom-.
moiating terms. by j. b. ASH
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ly~Diyine Scrvicc, with the Holy Com
mNuon, will be celebrated in st. Angus
tines Church, bohemia Manor, on Whit
sunday (3lst inst.) at lOt O'Clock. Also. in
Trinity Church, Elkton, ON the same day, at
l0b \. VI :, and 81 7. NJ. The public are in
vitGd. X. LLOYD GuLpSBUEoUGu.
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T IME.-Bu;idmg and Agricultural Lime. for
IL sale by II. $, STlrES.
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DARASol.S AND FANS, in variety for sale by
l. may % BENZ +. MAY.
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TE'IMOTItY SEED, for sale at the Elkton
IL Depot, by Ii. S. SITES.
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xAyY pRpAarHEST.

The Navy Department consists The Navy Dent propar
Bureau Of Navy Construction Equipment
Provisions aud Clothing Bureau Of Ordnance and
Hydrography, Medicine and Surgery.
following statement of the duties Of each Of these ofce and
Of the force employed therein: a.
ars Toucey, Secretary Of the Navy Charles
welsh esq chief clerk eleven Secretary
Navy charge Of everything connected with the naval establish
men and the execution Of M laws relating thereto % nm
general direction Of the President of the United States who
by the constitution in chief Of the and
All instructions to commanders Of squadrons and commanders
Of officers commissions OF officers both IN the
oers for the enlistment and discharge seamen
ecctarys All the duties Of the different bureaus
authority and their orders
considered emaDang from him the general Of
corps forms, also Of the duties OF the Secretary and
the couaant Of that should be approved by
him t aaa's
,au Of Nary yards and Commodore Joseph Smith, chief
bureau clerks civil engineer and draughtsman
All the navy yards wharves buildings and machinery
s e nnd s s bureau also charged With the
managcmeu Of the Naval Asylum. tt # .yf# is.tfE'"
Bsdu @ Construction Equipment, Iepthhl esq
in chief Of the navy Daniel Martini attached 10
charge the building and repairs Of m vessels Of purchase
materials and the providing Of all vessels with their equipments
the construction Of all steam engines for the navy and with
the approval Of the Secretary decides upon plans Tor Their contruc
uua 9 Pyorisios and ciohiH Bridge purer
navy chief Of bureau and four clerks All provisions for the use
nishing the same, under the charge Of this bureau
n oriaaaos and Hy,agaag Capt duncan lngrahsm
charge Of all ordnance and stores pur
chase cannon guns powder shot shells Sc and the equipment
everything connected herewith also
ydes maps charts cronometcrs barometers &c To-
ecter with furnished ships ofwar "The United
States and IEdrogahe ohce At WASHINGTON
academy Annapolis also under The general sn
Ia.rintendenco tho chief OF this bureau. hss
Bpra qf Medicin, s,gy William wbelan surgeon Uni
navy bures passed assistant United
navy clerks Everything restog % medicines and
stores and wounded ad management Of
hospitals, within the surerincncnct q d burean
.a .s
Hon B. Fnyd Secretary War; W. Dinkard oldef clerk
subordinate clerks messengers aud four wptchmen The
following bureaus attached 10 this department:
oBpaad6y Geaats 0ocThs ONCE at the head Of which
Lieutenant General Scott u at New York
ASjaani Gsnaals oGa, Samuel Cooper hjutan General
Assistan-Breye Major y Townsend Brrvct Capt Williams
aud Brevct Capt Gaesche Judge Adyoce Breye, Mer John
Lee nine clerks and Ia this office kept all
which cr the personnel Of the h r0s 40
II Is here where all military commissions made ont
Qaaseazer Gearals Major General T. Jesup
ouartermasier general Thomas Captain ~
Me and Breve Major Begcr AMI messenger
aymase General, 06oeooi Iarnoa, paymsser general
Major Leslie district paymaster eight clerks and
r
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Wheeler & Wilson.


MANUFACTURING COMPANYs IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,
Funaiiia Nanyacturas and Others ... .
INHESE machines combine all the improvements
that have been invented Their extensive and increasing sale
the approval comcndaton that they have
eeve the proprors warmly recommending them They
have been sufficiently them thoroughly and have
given entire satisfaction.
Among the undoubed advantages that they all ees
s Beauty and simplicity construction and consequent freedom
from derangement and need or repairs
2d. unexampcd and raptdty OF operation.
Sd. Noseess movement. ....
4h The remarkable perfection their stitching appca
bihty 10 variety Of purposes and materials.
Principal Office 33 York ttr
10 the principal cities Of tho Union
May 26--ly%
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We would call attention 70 the card Of VIM Grsndn who Ia
commissioner for most Of the States and Territories commits
the United States Court Of Claims Colonel eandn thor
oughy with business with departments al
Washington aud the practice 0f the United States Court Of Claims
[Naq T0k paIt Neu
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TNs<~1s
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may money By letter
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rY OF WASHINGTON TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 1857.

Ommssnyy Generals 06oeGen. George Gibson comnssary
era assistant Captain n L. simpson, six clerks and one Hessen
faF rs a..f sar# .rar.#. .I...
Surgeon Geady oboeGen. Thomas lawson surgeon general
assistants DR. r. O. Wood and DR. G n Wood three clerks
Bn OoGenera Joseph Taten chief engineer assistant
Captain II. @. Wright; aye clerks aud one messenger
nseraphaI j. Albert colonel of the corps hs
Captain Woodruff four clerks and one messenger
Col II r. Craig colonel OF ordnance assistant,
Capt. VIM. Maynadier eight clerks and one messenger
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United states Patent once,
wAsmNoroy, Noyelnber I, lsl

ON the petition of Josiah Copeland, Of Weymouth,
" Massachuets praying for the extension Of granted
him the Goth January 1874, for Improvement in "Boo
Cms for years from the expiration OF said patent which
place the goth day Of January 1865 assts
the said petition be heard the Patent Oes
Monday January IL O'clock persons
appear
ttion ought be granted. ltseN.l
opposing the extension required 10 h in the
oce their objections specially set forth In writing least
days before the day hearing all testimony filed by either party
the said hearing must be taken
with the rules Of the Office which win be furnished sppls
ton. s. --.t.,sf.y aTfss
The testimony the win be closed January
dispositions and other papers relied testimony
the office before the morning OF that day the arguments
any, within ten days thereafter. ,#nr. sUtfFt
Ordered also, that this notice be published in the Unsn ne.
and Evening star Washington Penpylvann Phadepha
Daily News New York ~ VI Post Boston and Inquirer
o. fer three previous lh day
Of January next the day Of hearing
JOSEPH HOLT
at Commissioner Of Patents
Pstors the papers will please copy send heir
bills TO the Patent ohice, with paper containing this notice
Nov 7-Iaw3wt
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Mrs. NJ. a. KNIGHT having taken the comno-
NI dous and well known house. No. Az
outh side, between ID aud ~ trecs nearly opposite Wash
,ngon House - Is cDusing be completely renovated
and ne with and elegant rniture suitable for
boarding house, 1850 fef
Mrs Knight having had considerable experience In tho
Baltimore, eds Offering gentlemen
their wives and Of Congress- (being contiguous
the
q y &
she wn prepared receive aDOu, the st October
sept 40
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American Gothic and ss-Foii Roofing.
INVENTED BY EuGENIo IATnIA, ARCHITECT, NJ b. A, &C
nESIGNS made for concrete churches, villas, cot
IL and farm buildings Once Gothca Chappaqoa
Weseheater county New York
June l7-du
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EBBITT HOUSE.
J. II. FREEM AN.

'f".". J. II. FREEMAN.
Fstreci, between 18th and 14l streets,
.t.a g.. ~.a.EnE s4 WASHINGTON, n. C,
TENHTS popular and fashionable hotel has been thor
ougy repaired and furnished with and furniture
hundred rooms and has all the requisites OF
frstcass house, ....# g.. EL.g Fa H.. ..
The proprietor has provided coach which viii be at the railroad
depot and steamboat handing arrival for the conveyance Of
passengers and baggage to the hotel,
g. .
washington Insurance company.
... CHARTERED BY CONGRESS.
FINHlS Company is now prepared to receive appli-
cations for insurance buildings merchandise &c, the
usual city rates without charge for policy their Office
Of Tenth street and Penn the Washington
Bank
Vim. F. Bayy, Samuel Bacoay
jos Bryan, James +. Halliday,
VIM Ormc, Hudson Taylor,
Francis SIohun NJ. W. Gait
JAMES c. MCGUIRE, President
G d. HANSON Secretary '"
May 29--dly .... ..., .r.. ..
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Fashionable Dry Goods In New York.

immense assortment of seasonable fabrics con-
IA s,aniiy on hand also, full and
ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF CARPETINGs,
Oil cloths matngs mats curtain materials lace curtains g
- coriiees, window shades, &C. &C., 80,
MUCH BELOW Regular pRpEsl ,.
LORD TAYLOR,
255 257, $50, and POI Grand street
May 26--ly and AZ and 80 Catharine street.
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Marble Manufactures, Tombs, statuettes, Etc.

Marble Manufactures, Tombs, statuettes, Etc.
FVHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully invites the atten-
IA ton of The public 10 his large and elegant stock OF
~ MARBTFS, TONTsToNEs, AND MONUMENTS,
Al his establishment nort between Twelfth
streets
lie has IN hrs employ ether experienced workers
and eoarae marbles and other description OF stone
MARBLE NANTES or TIE LATEST STYLES
of his manufacture, and OF superior quality.
IIN1ILs B0oR AND WINDOW sIIs CARRIAGE STEPS NEW
YORK F1AGGING, &c.
In fact everything that required u the marble and bust
ness, either Tor utility or taste for the nne arts.
He deems particular description his
daily invites visit his yard where every Judge
self -... tt a' .a .'-Isft . 4taSs
In addition 20 the above enumerated articles he has
beautifully wrought statuee suitable Cor either the
dem of them imported by himself from Italy.
not the sncy be viii manufacture 10 order such bo desired
BY his varied facilities, irOpines and
he hopes 90 meet the expectations Of his patrons
' WILLIAM RUTHERFORD,
street north between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
Sep 3-d0m
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Tor RENT--The dwelling of the late Gen. Tow.
IL This handsome house improve
nen gs furnace aud complete fixtures also
ADJOINING Apply 10 u" J. h II SMITH
oct --2tawu1lstDecwed&eat
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ChAs 3, D. JoNIN, ..-. -. ..E# .', THos X NoEL
JONES e. NOELL,
...' attorneys at LaO
.-# ..' .t." DUBUQUE, IOWA,
VNTlLII attend faithfully and punctually to any
wv business In the line Of their profession committed TO them
Collections made in Iowa Illinois Wisconsin, and Minnesota Territory
and proceeds promptly remited .... 4.
Col. Thomas Green, l
Messrs. Pairo x NouTse, Bankers, """"s''""H'
Hon. Reverdy Johnsun, Baltimore, Maryland.
Hon Hon John John McKeon, New York city
Sep 2--dH a.-...
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
.,...e. Georgetown, ID. G.. ..... w.
THIS large boarding and day school for young
ii lades long and favorably conducted by
English under the direction Miss NJ J. Narrower principal
astcd competent and experienced teachers in every
department of learning s t,, eH.4rt. ~. ty
Members ofCongrc and others whose duties call them Washing
may their daughters super
vision have been accustomed dothc this
seminary representing nearly every state In the Union
For particulars address NJ j. NARROWER,
Principal of the Georgetown Female Seminary,
Sep l2-eot x. rl. ... Georgetown, d. c,
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where address all letters and inquiries
dealers sell articles instead OF this which they
make profit Write depot for circular terms and niorma
ton. Genuine signed Mrs s. A. Allen written in ink Beware OF
eounterieits. b 90 h.
1S-eod9m
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Letter Writing and Copying.
EDERSONS WANTING LETTERS WRITTEN ON
business, friendship, confidential affairs have them
promptly and neatly executed also, copying attended with de-
spatcl at the ellcc Of
t.a|t " EDMUND r BROWN
Notary Public, &c. corner Of 7th aud streets.
NJ BAH business In this Office Is kept strictly confidential
. a E.FB
Oct 3--2aw3n fIne1
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PERSONS with e hair scalp read
following and judge Of the articles;
Mrs g. A. Aliens Zylobalsamum,
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Ben. 81 Il. A. WhitlOck ~ Co.,
l3 Beekqap Street, of Nussou opposite the ANor
r...E House,
PROPREToRs OF THE PREMIUM CHAMPAGNE CREANT CABINET
IMPORTERS of Cognac brandies for druggists and
merchants use otard Dupuy, Co. Hnnessey Pine Cas-
other houses Of the highest reputation and sole pro
brane the native proof and favor Of
Cognac, viz ..srs.
Vineyard Of Chateau Bernard ...... g.. .....
Lquenr des champs DOR
Superior vineyard, vieux Cognac.
Exclusive importers Of the
Old Royal Hollands,
BurgUmasier Schnapps,
And several brands sherry Madea and Port wines &C. &C.
Aes porters, and cigars direct from shippers
CHAMPAGNE, CRE,ANT.
BM&E A. Co the exclusive owners Of this wine, and
shipments by regular packets and beg those who
given do under their guarantee that
will superior dcacy OF favor and quality wine Al
present imported. s-... .... ..r ......s
BENZ NJ Wbitock, .......r. I.....
Edwd A. WhVlock,
Fred'k J. Havcrstck, BEN, IL f. A. WHlTIOCk 90
Oliver W. Dodge, ... 3D..
Henry Cammeyer. ... ....
May 28-1yA .... SD. ..ar... -t.. q.
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Cyrus w. Field IL Co.,
WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS,
T3sAs ,H No, II Ciid strss. NM Yogk,
INVITE the attention of dealers and consumers to
their large printing, writing wrapping, and all other
paper which they offer Tor sale at the lowest market prices
May 26-iy~ s. .