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OFFICIAL.
TRrAsuRY DEPARTMENT, Nov. 2s, lS5,

IRfAsURY DEPARfkHNT, Nov. 29, 1855.
Notice is hereby given to holders of stock of The
loans of the United States, that this department
will purchase the same until the Sd of March next
unless the sum Of 81 500 900 shall be previously
obtained, and will pay in addition TO the interest
accrued from the date of the last semi annual dvi
aend OF interest thereon, together with one days
additional interest for the money to reach the en-.
DOR the following rates Of premium on said stocks:
For the stock Of 1912, premium of 10 per cent.
For the stock of lsi7 and lS4s, a premium of l6
per cent; and for the stock of 1850, commonly
called Texas indemnify Stock, premium of per
cent.
Certificates OF stock Transmitted to the drpart.
ment, under this notice, must be assigned 10 The
United States, by the party duly entitled TO receive
the proceeds II sent between date hereof and the
lst day of January next the current half " ar's in
teresi mus; be assigned by the present s,ockhoider
or 1t will be payable as heretofore, and CORES.
ponding deduction be ma lie from the amour, nav.
able for the stock.
Payment for the stocks so assigned and ira smi,.
ted will be madn by drafts on the Assistant Treasu-
rcrs at Boston, New York, or Philadelphia, at the
option OF the parties entitled to receive the money!
which should be expressed I'm the letters accompa.
nyng the certificates. JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary of the Treasury.
dee l-dt3dMarcbt
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A Picture OF Nspoleon

Ihe personal appearance Of n Napoleon in the
last days OF his power is thus described Nv
Lamartine "
"The empire had made him old before M.
time. Grati6ed ambition, sstiated pride. Nh.
delights of palace, a luxurious table, a yo.
luptuOus couch, youthful wives. complainant
mistresses, long vigils, sleepless nights, diyi-
ded between labor and festive pleasure, the
habit Of constant riding, which made him cor
pulent, all tended to deaden his limbs and en.
ervate his faculties. An early obesity over
Loaded him with flesh his cheeks, formerly
streaked with muscles, and followed by the
working Of genius, weresbroad, full and over
hanging, like those of Ohio in the Roman
medals OF the empire An excess Of bile mir-
skin: which, at a distaace, looked like a var-
nlsn OF pale gold on his countenance. His lins
shll preserved their Grecian outline ana
steady grace, passing easily from a smile m =
menace. His solid, bony chin formed an an.
propriste base for his features. His nose vss
out line, thin and transparent The male.
ness OF MS cheeks gave greater brilliancy 20
the blue Of his eyes; his look was searching
unsteady as a wayering hame-an enbIem Of
inauletude; his forehead seemed TO hav,
widened, from the scantiness Of his thin black
hair, which was falling from the moisture of
continual thought. 1t might be said that his
head, naturally small, had increased in size
70 give ample scope between his temples for
the machinery and combination of a mind
every thought Of which was an empire. The
map of the world seemed 10 have been en-.
erusted on the orb of that reflective head; but
1t was beginning to yield, and be inclined il
often on his breast while crossing his arms
like Frederick the Grest-an attitude which
he appeared to affect Unable any longer 10
sefuce his courtiers and his soldiers by the
charms of youth, it was evident he wished 70
tascinate them by the rough, pensive and dis
dalntul character of himself of his model, in
his latter days He moulded himself, as il
were, into the statue of Reflection, before his
troops, who gave him the nick name of Father
Thoughtful; be assumed the pose Of Destiny.
SomethiDg rough. rude aud savage in his
movements revealed his southern and insular
origin The man Of the Mediterranean broke
out constantly through the Frenchman His
nature, too great and too powerful for the part
he had to play, overfowed on all occasions.
de bore no resemblance to any Of the men
around him Superior and altogether differ
ent, he was an offspring Of the sun, of the sea,
and of the battle -feld-out Of his element
even In his own palace, and a stranger even
in his own empire. Such was at this period
the profile the bust, and the external physi.
osnomy of Napoleon"
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Washington City, as Seen by an English
[ [Correspondence Of the Iondon Timnsl

WASHINGTON, Dec l5.-The appearance OF
Washington during the short (or winter) SET
sion Is rather peculiar. The whole place is an
oflclal creation, slowly growing into a resi-.
dence by the force of large cficial expendi-
ture 1t has no support, and little commerce
compared with the great metropolis of New
York, 1t may be said none at all. The ira
ding importance of Georgetown, a separate
municipality, but becoming a suburb of the
clty, is thing Of the past, having died out
with the waning prosperity Of Virginia; at
the time of the revolution il vas one of the
richest and most fOurishing of the States.
The forest has again grown over the sites Of
It's productive tobacco plan tatiOns, which are
only beginning TO be recovered by a COM
Pletely different application Of labor TO new
modes of cultivation Washington has little
visible trSttc, is not by any means a centre of
industry, nor is it gay, like a watering place
the puTveyOrs of public amusements have net
found 1t an encouraging field of speculation.
1 ct In ITS seasons 1t is busy, having very pow
erful attractions; and the sunny side of Penn.
sylvanla avenue, the boulevard OF the city, on
bright day, Is pleasant and lively prone
made there nybOdy may be pretty sure TO
meet eVerbocy else. There are all the hotels
all the shops, all the black cab drivers, the
telegraph offices, and all there is, indeed, Of
the city. The Capitol is at one end of it, and
the White House, the palace Of the Republic,
a. ZIG O'Ier' tnere are otner streets, with
handsome mansions, where people reside, but
the whole Of the out door life of the city is IN
that main avenue Ii is long, straight and
broad-almost too broad, for the unassisted
eye can scarcely recognise any person across
1t Twice in day the favorite or better
side, which all thoroughfares have, is even
thronged-in the morning, when the members
are on their way to the Capitol, and in the
afternoon, when they are returning, generally
at a wisely calculated point Of time before the
dinner hour The hotels and boarding houses
thin the crowd Of members as they pass down,
and towards the White House they nearly
disappear.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
Decs mbeT 10, 1856. (
SEaLED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
~ at this Del ment until the eighteenth DAY of
+, brua y H. Xt, le O'Clock at n for furnishing
such Marbr and Na;be Work as may be required
in the erection Of the north front OF the Patent Office
building
The bids must be in the form of the following
schedule and cltaly specifying the prices for ma
teriai, hauling dressing, and setting, including al
the machinery and OF expenses:
Schedule.
Cube stone, per superficial foot
Red and bills, do do
Extra cube stone, per cubic foot
G,doeeJ ,nlfe in sw" BEDS per superficial foot
Freze TO entab AZURE, e,do do
Archiuave, do DO
Drops TO con.ice, per lneal foot,
Trigyphs, each,
Caps of pllaSiers, zach,
Channels Of basement, per liaea! foot,
Marble tiing, per superficial iOoi,
Window sIIi~, DO do.
The ma bic must b.. similar in kind and quail y
that used in the construct of the aud w. 81
wings Of the Building, specimens OF which will be
required Ia accompany the bids.
Each bid Will state IN what tim the work will be
cOmpsted, and none will be considered fro IN others
than those kROwn to be of The trade and ben we'd e.
be fully c. mpe,cnt 10 fulfil in good IA IN the Gbipa-
tiOns tney pIop 70 assume; and assign ment of
bid or contract will be recognised unless mad. with
the approval OF the head OF the DeI arment.
Ninety per cent. will be paid from time To time as
the work prOgr ssas, upon the estimate of the agent
Of the Department in charge thereof, and ten per
cent. reserved until the Cemp ton Of the con-
tract and acceptance of The work by said agent
The DEF artnent res'rves 10 itself the righ TO re-
ject or accept the prGpo ais hert by inviie when
deems the interest of the United states requires IT,
as well "a to exclude the bids Of a7y person or per-
soHS who il ! as good reason 10 b-lItve will not,
from any cause, faithfully perform the contract.
Plans, specifications, and working drawings can
be examined, aud other information oh aimed on ap-
picatiOn al the office Of the superintendent.
The propo ais, which must be sent 10 this dc
rarimen, addressed to the sccreia ofthe Interior
endorsed Proposals for the erection Of the north
front OF the Patent Office building, ~ will bs opened
al | O'Clock, p. IN of the last cay named for re-
ceiving the sams X MeCLELLAND,
dec l9-2awtle Febt Secretary OF the Interior.
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BANKING HOUSE
CH UB 3 BROTHERS

nEPOSITS.- DEPOSITS RECEIVED AND
- Checks paid without charge. Drafts on the
northern seaboard cities received on Deposit at
par, and Exchange on said Cities furnished to de-
posltors without charge
INTEREST ON DEPOSITS Interest will be al
lowed on Deposits at such rate, as may be agreed
upon.
DEPOSITS IN VIRGINIA AND UNcURRBNr Mo-
NEY.-Deposits In Virginia and other Uncurrent
Money received to be checked for, payable In
s same funds, or in specie, we charging the Iegu-
Discourse Notes, Drafts. and Bills of Ex.
change will be discounted and Loans made on
stocks, BoEds, and Securities, at the market
rate.
LETTERS OF CREpIr-Letters Of Credit will
De furnished, negotiable In the different Cities of
the United States, on Deposit Of oney or Collat-
erais, and interest allowed II Money is deposited
and charged II Collaterals, on such terms as may
be agreed upon.
TRAVELLING BILLS OF EXCHANGE Travellers
Will De furnished with drafts In such sums as
may De desired negotiable In the different Cities
BILLS AND LETTsRs OF CREDIT on ENGLAND,
IRELAND AND EURoPE Bills Of Exchange ard
Letters Of Credit on England, Ireland and Eu-
rope. furnished at the market rate for Exchange,
In sums to suit.
BONDS, sTocAs, tc-Bords, Stocks, and Sc.
curities paying from To IL 81 cent always for
sale, or bought IN the different Cities at com
mission Of \ ~ cent Where stocks are bought
upon orders, we reserve the rig ut 10 call for de-
posit OF 10 ~ cent on the cost Bonds or stocks
Will We ofueteu Dy Telegraph
RAILROAD, CITY, STATE BONDS Rail-
road, City, and state Bonds can be placed in our
hands for NEGOTIATION either in this country or
Europe RatIrOGd Iron purchased for cash or
with Bonds.
LAND WARRANIs.-LandW Warrants bought at
the market rates All Warrants sold by us are
guaranteed In every respect
Land Warrants located on commission
. Land w arrant Quotations regularly furnished
II requested.
warrants will be forwarded to Western Houses
on orders, or sent for sale on commission to re-
sponsib]e parties
REAL ESTATE AHD lNsURANCRs.-Real Estate
ooug ht and sold and assurances effected
CLAIMS ON THE UNITED STATES, COURT OF
CLAlNs, CONG RBss-Claims on the United
States, before the Court Of Claims or Congress-
intrusted to US, will be prosecuted by able and
prompt attorneys
CRUBB BROTHERS,
1anE Opposite the Treasury
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I,HIs TO GIVE NOTICE. rHt
GLASS AND QUEENS WARE.
81 MIIIER 4

~ III importers ulrect lfOm Liverpool 10 0A<xA
Htks Alexandria, beg leave 10 cali the at NJ
1sD tention Of dealers, hotel keepers and W
others OF Washington and Georgetown TO their
stock of GOODS, which, for extent and variety,
Will compare favOrably with any establishment
In the Eastern cities
The connexion Of their senior partner with the
manufacturers Of Europe and the United States
for upwards Of 80 years, has given him advan
tages in the purchase Of goods equal, IL not supe
rior, to any house In the trade. An Inspection OF
goods and prices will satisfy all parties that pur
chases can be made Of them upon the most favor
able terms
French China Dinner Sets, gilt and decorated
French China Dinner Sets, gold band and plain
white
French China Vases, Pitchers, Toilet Sets, DC.
French China Tea Sets, Cups and Saucefs, and
other articles OF Teaware
And Dinner Ware, separate from sets
India China Dinner Sets, and separate articles a..
ways on hand
White Granite Ware in every variety I'm sets and
separate from sets, as may be desired
Blue Printed or Liverpool Ware, the same
Common Edged, White and Rockingham Ware,
In full supply.
Cut, Pressed, Plain and Moulded Glass Ware
from the best establishments In the Eastern and
Western States, which will be sold by the pack.
age or otherwise
Experience packers employed Goods put up
by US can be transported by any mode without
breakage.
Fare Oy the steamboats, from Washington 10
Alexandria almost hourly, 12k cents each way
A quarter OF dollar thus spent may save mary
doliars. dec l.
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size gR's
Improved Sewing Machines.

&c Ehieh vas granted the highest Award OF
the Paris Exhibition, th srsby receiving
the Worlds Verdict Of fsupsriority.
T'HE IMPROVEMENTS IN This MA
chine has simpliGed them In many respects,
sadthey areclpsbleof erecutingt twice the amount
Of work they did formerly in any given time.
they are without question the only Machines ca
Paose OF sewing every variety Of goods perfect; q
fhirs bosom or heavy trace for harness can be
sewn by any csthese machines by simple hange
Of needle and thread in such 4 manner that the
slosest scrutiny cannot detect fault.
Manufacturers, planters and families Will and
thsm the only safe Machines 20 purchase, as they
are hullt strong sad durable, snd not likely to
ret o1t of order.
We have zasaises With gusges attached, fer
binding hats, car p-frcnts, CATERS, 10.
SUR, faresd, Cotton Needles, sc l., ssaslant tly
81 ha1d, at the lowest rates.
Persons desiTs1s ofiniormation regardIsI Sew.
lag Aachiaes viii please address
1. NJ. SINGER q Co,
1a5 Baltimore street, Baltimore.
". B.-Wsare prepared to exchange these ma.
shiaes for old machines Of any kind Terms lib
cTel. Persons Who have been lnducedto purchase
sfeTtoT machines under the preteIt Of beins
sheaPI viii aad this 4 beneAt indeed.
le-Iy
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a SERMON hardly seems possible that
the suhjoined specimen of 4" Pulpit Exercise in
Texas" can be authentic and yet we are in
formed By brother editor in tn at region that
1t Is entirely true, he himself having heard il
delivered |" One of those Jealous preachers
who draw illustration from everything, and
suffer no opportunity TO pass, at all admit
ting OF moral, arrived at his log church one
morning quite late, and took for his text
lHGJUeL not , and then he went on in the
following strain, in his peculiarly nasal, half
singing voice: Ny friends, tho Scripture
says, marvel not, and hence it is wrong 10
narvel-er. As was riding along this morn
ing er, on my way to this place, l happened
to look up, and seen parcel of boys play
ing marvels-er. There was a lean boy, so
thin that il seemed if he had been a little
thinner, the wind when IL blew, would blow
him sway-sr; and there was fat boy there
SO fat that if he had been little fstter, be
would have been as wide as he was higher.
And they were playing msrvels-er; and L
heard what he said-er And soon heard the
lean boy, that seem as though be had been a
little thinner, the wind when it blew would
blow him away-er, say "I'm fat" And he
lled-er, for he was no more fat than was -er.
Aud then they played again or and heard
the tat boy, so fat that if he had been little
fatter, he would have looked almost as wide
as he was higher, say I N lean !" and be
lied-er, for he was no more lean than 1 was or,
and there came up boy spry as cricket-er,
and he kept a running about and skipping,
aud jumping and shouting er And be played
with the rest and in a little while heard
him say, "By golly, am desd-er And he
lied; for he was no more dead than L was-er.
Now my brethren, the Scripture says, thou
shalt not lie-er and you see marvelling leads
to lying-er. And yOu see how wrong 1t is to
marvel And therefore, say again, 'msrvel
not "-KnickeTb0cker.
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"A FULL DESCRIPTION OF ALL PROP
"A erty left with me FOR sale, will be entered on
my sales Book, and receive my personal atten.
tfon, and IL sale IL Effected, a reasonable com.
mission will be charg d on the amount OF sale
Will also We personal attention TO the Rent.
Ing OF Dwellings andOther Property, for reason
able fees
The public may be assured that all busines.
LETT In my charge, Will be attended 10 with
promptness and fdelity; and that IL is my inien.
ton to make my ofhce place Of great value TO an
interested in Real state
Business respectfully solicited. Once at No
Sl2 { story) 7th street, opposite National Intel
ligencer Office
Jan 22-eo3m POLLARD WEBB
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STANDARD sILvEt WA...

AN NOW MANUFAC fURIN6 PURE
= yer Spoons, Folks, Ladies', Butter, Fish, PIE.
CAKE aad Ice Cream KnIve5, Sugar ShoveIs and
Ioa5s, NAPKIN Kings, Cream, Gravy, Mustard
aud SalI Spoons, &c &C on my own premises.
and do not pllm OF on the public Northern man
ufact1red articles (which cannot always be re-
lied on as ge7uins) fos Ry own, but every article
ranted as above
WATCHES AND JEWELRY
Of every description AMI In great variety con.
SANITY OF nand, and receiving fresh arrivals al
most every day Fiie (lS ks) Geld Watches
from e2O 20 $3.50, and warranted correct dTne-
keepers. Coral, Cameo, Mosaic aud plain Gold
bracelets, Pins and Earrings, lin sets or by the
and Mech Chains, Seals, Keys, LOckets, Charms,
xni general sssortmsnt OF goods usually kept
II Jewelry Store
Fine Watch Repairing done by an experienced
ana competent workman, ana ali work warranted
to give sa:sfaction at 3]5 Pennsylvani, avenue
dec ga u ~
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AN OPINION "A western chap gives his

An OPINION IA western CHAP gives hls
views of the New York woman in this way:
Somewhere in every circumference Of silk,
velvet and cetry that riggles along Broadway,
thar, alIus a Wunman, spose; but how much
of the holler lie filed in with meat aud how
much is CANNON, the meer spectatur ken new
YER no A feller msrrys a site, and fuds,
when it comes to the point, that he has nuthin
in his arms but a regular anatomy Ef men
i; gay discovers, wot S to be sed Of q femule
that dresses for hundred and forty weight,
but hesent reely as much fat on her as would
grease e ddle AL ths apeyismt PlHmrHe
consisting of ccttOn and chaLebOnc.
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CrORYTOE ONPATENTs, vol; Curtis

CORYTOE ON PATENTS, vol; Curtis on
" Patents, vol; Robbs Patent Cases decided
In the supreme and Circuit Courts Of the United
States, vols; Hindmarch on Patent Privileges,
OF Patents, vol, London The Patent Laws Of
all Nations, vol, Manchester, England; Record
Of Patent Inventions. vol, London: HolIoyd on
the Law Of Patents. vol, London; Billing and
Princes Law and Practice Of Patents, 1 vol, Lon
don; spence on the present State Of the Law Of
Patents, pamphlet, London; Blaine on the Laws
OF Artistic Copyright, pamphlet, London; Hands
don; Carpmael on the Law Of Patents, l volume
London; Turner on Copyright In Design, vol
London; Davies on Patents, vol, London; John
on Patents, VOL London; List OF English Pat
ents for Inventions, from 1901 to 1915, VOL Lon
don For sale by
feb2 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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THE IMPROVED SETS OF TEETH.

THE IMPROVED SETS OF TEETH.
lK LOOMS, THE INVENTOR AND
y patentee Of 'Loomis' Mineral Plate 80
Teeth, (" having successfully introduced
bis improvement In various cities, has II1O
now permanently established himself in Wash
lngton.
chieny In making set Of but one piece Of mate
nal, and that indestructible mineral No metal
IS used In their construction, and they are there
lore free from galvanic action and metallic taste.
There are no Joints TO become filed with moisture
or PARTICLES Of food hence they are psr. and clean
they are lighter, stronger, less clumsy, and, in
short the psrfsefion OF Artificial T.sfA; not
withstanting certain Dentists SPEAK against them
but they have not the right to make them, do not
know how II they had, and therefore do not ap-
pfeciate them.
ONCE on Pennsylvania avenue, between 1ltb
and 18th streets. two doors below the Kirkwood
House der 1dtf
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NOTICE.
= IR VI ~ E W

(yLOCKS CLOCKS !!-CLOCkS u!-CalI
~ 1.-THE 6reat Clock Emporium, opposite x=n
Browns Hotel, and see khs greatest a<sort- Dll
meat o. CLOCkS tais side Of New York tHt
Good Clocks warranted for : so Also, all icy
kinds CLOCK Materials, oils, Cords Balls Krys,
weights, &c The trade supplied at wholesale
prices. Cab or Clocks Slvea In exchange for
oId euver OF GOD Watches Also good Watches
Tor sale low. Cal and ses for yourselves, at
J ROBINSON's, 349 Pa ay.,
JanE-2m opposite Browns Hotel
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DENTAL SURGEON.

lk. L. COSBY, PENN AVENUE, BE.
- tween slxth and Seventh streets -
?, tae place formerly occupied by Dr. Nz<
Van Pauen, has just received a very I11D
I1Se saPPlY OF articles peTtaini q to dentistry,
ena respectfully invites the public TO give him a
call: Having devoted his whole time to the pro-
leSSion. be Is perfectly safe In declaring thai he
Will give entire Satisfaction In eyery case The
ost professional references can be seen at his Of.
nee nov I2-tMarCh40A
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DR.. C.. 8. GOODMAN,
Dentist, and Manufacturer of Artificial
Teeth.
TVNHOSE WHO ARE SO UNFORTUNATE
l. as TO require Artificial Teeth will xpAGA,
find without any nonsense or humbug-
gerry, Teeth set upon metalise vaseOlIny
or plate Materials pure and properly constructed,
as being superior TO all other modes
The various operations Of Dentistry faithfully
and properly executed. Tender Teeth rendered
useful for life, by new means. Teeth extracted
carefully, easily, and skillfully.
IL Once corner Of 9Th and Avenue.
feb 7.3m
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H What particular facilities had the An
cient Egyptians for the manufacture OF Kos
suth hats Answer; Darkness that was fer.
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BOOK BINDING.

CsTsfr + sUsaf1 sfrsr asd Maryland svssss
s<ay tks SDstfAJ0zias IaStituttor
IfO"ARD LYCETT RESPRCPPUIIY
A. f0EmS the subscribers 20 B,Dwn's Bible and
shaEspo1re, nov Just completed tha, be Is pre-
Jared 70 bind those works In a superior styIe of
more reasonable terms than car be done in Ram
more, Pniladelphta, or New YORK A letter "A .
dressed 10 him (per pOStl will enable him 10 eI .
binding. Every kind Of Book BiLd!ng neatly cY.
ecoScd. se271Sm
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. SECONDHAND MELODEONS, But
- In use short time, for sale or rent, very low
at our great Piano Store, between 9th and 10th
streets.
jan2 JOHN F. ELLIS.
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feb !

VALENTlNES, WHOLESALE AND RE
tail, the largest stock In this city. No. 90
between eth and 9th streets
Jan soft n. J. MCLAUGHLIN L co.
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DOCKET MAPS,
AT TAYLOR & MAURY,S

] De Cordova's Nap Of Texas; Colton's Town
ship Map OF Iowa; Chapmnn's sectional Map OF
Wisconsin Cslton's Map Of Europe; Kansas &
Nebraska, with maps; Disturnell's Dap OF Cali
fornia and New Mexico; Meyer & Minden's Sec
tional Nap Of Minnesota; Coton's 6uide Book
through the u 3; Appleton's Southern and
Western 6uide; also, Maps Of al the States, at
TAYLOR & MAURY,S.
feb Ill BOOKSTORE near OH st
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II If you want to kiss pretty gli, why
kiss her-if you can. If pretty girl wants
TO kiss you, why let her-like q man.