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The Raleigh North Carolina) Standard of Saturday
says Among the distinguished visitors from dis
to the State fair glad to meet the Hon Asa
Bggs the Hon Thos t. Clngman, Hon. Burton Craige
Hon Thos Ruffm, of Wayae Hon. w S, Ashe, president
OF the Wilmington and Weldon road e. +. FISHER, esq
president of N G. road j. d. WhitfoFd esq, president
OF the Atlantic road and DIR. w j. HAWKINS, president
of the Raleigh and CASTOR road We were also graea 70
see Edmund Ruin, esq., the distinguished Virginia agr-
Cuturst in attendance. ..F Gtst ~
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The Boston correspondent of the New York Evening
Post furnishes interesting account of Miss Harriet Hos
mer the Yankee scupress who sailed for Europe with
large number of commissions Saturday in the Wander
bilt Her statue of Beatrice Cenc will shortly be
moved to New York, where il will be exhibited In the
new rooms of the Academy Of Design, among the spec
mems of British art with which they now occupied
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DLANKETS Medium and Extra sizes-600 pairs
ID small and medium in sizes and qualities extra large
and fine all offered at proverbialy low prices.
100 and medium cotton sheengs, all widths
pillow cotons.
40 pieces all inonn shectings, oil tho proper widths,
% pieces pillow linens all widths,
Table damasks towels napkins doyhe 40 in great prouson Of
tho best qualities and styles, f...E
price only marked plain figures by of the firm from
deviation permitted hence purchaser charged
articles low prices and fair dealing be relied in all
FERRY Il BROTHER,
Central Stores,r building
Oct 23-lOtdf opposite Centre Market
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Oct 27-l0tdif

EIRST-CLASS DWELLING WANTED!-The ad-
veser wishes to purchase, rent with furniture, we'll
built and substantial dwelling Washington Woud prefer TO rent
would decided nducemcnt be offered Owners DESTROYS
renting selling please location house
and the terms, letter addressed at once to
Oct A-d3tt Box 345 Washington, u. C.
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On Friday afternoon last shock of earthquake was
felt In Western New York At Buffalo the people were
frightened and rushed out Of buildings No damage was
done. At Forestvc the shock lasted about minutes,
and accompanied by rumbing noise like the rolling
of an engine. AT Dayton the shock was also felt
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We perceive by the English papers that in Ireland large
numbers volunteering for service in India The Ros-
common militia quite recently requested their command
ing officer Col Cauleld to forward to the War Depart
ment their offer to volunteer in body for India.
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The St. Louis Republican says Sergeant Joel Cross
pany D. second regiment U s. artillery among those
drowned by the sinking of the steamer Tropio, the
Missouri river and while returning from New Mexico af-
absence of several years, on military duty The
deceased has father and other relatives living it is be-
lieYed near EddYville Iowa. -----. - -
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lELNEss OF JUDGE PoTTER.-Thc Elizabeth City (Norh
Carona Pioneer learns that Judge Potter is lying dan
gerousy i'll at Edenon, In that State and that he Is not
aikely to recover
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Mr. Butlers poep Of Nothing TO Wear is announced
for reprintng BY Sampson Low, Con Co., of London
illustrated by Alfred CrowquilI '" "
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Mr.. John Randall, Of Hamburg, g. C) on Sunday
evening last induced his wife to take walk with him,
and when some distance from tho house violent
were heard Upon reaching the spot, they were both
found with their broas cut Mrs Randall died the same
night and Mr. Randall died next morning.
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THr HERspss FpsP The sum Of two hundred dollars
has been contributed by the children in the public schools
of Cincinnati to the fund for the relief Of the family Of
Lieut. Herndon, of the lost Central America.
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Nom Explosive ETHEREAL Oill

TTNHE frequent and heartrending results from the
Of ETHEREAL oil and other liquids for illuminating
has led to the invention OF substance which affords all the advana
OF those preparations without danger from explosion and
smokes less and burns for longer period which facts win all
times be demonstrated by the subscriber who the agent for its
the District Of Columbia win sell the explosive e.hea oil
quantity the charged for " fearful and dangerous
sometimes fatal namcsae the only depot for its sale this city,
Garner Of Eleventh street and street north
l6-eod6m Hr..''' .... a. FIR STUFF, Grocer.
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congress of naturalists has just been held at Bonn
BY letter addressed to the president of this learned
sembly Baron Alexander DC Humboldt announces Tor
next month the publication of the frat part Of the fourth
and last volume of his Cosmos
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Rev Hugh H. Holcomb, formerly of Connecticut, died
in the Mission Home at Cavalla Cape Pamas West
Africa on the 18th day of June, aged 80 years.
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A despatch from st. Louis dated the Goth says: The
Rank of the State Of Missouri the Merchants Bank and
the Southern Bank suspended specie payments to-day.
The Mechanics Bank still continues firm.
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NEW GALLERY OF ART,

NEW GALLERY OF ART,
No. aOs Pennsylvania Avenue
(Over Davss Piano Storey
TINHE subscriber induced by his success in Phila-
depha he receives from this section
country opened class gallery this city for the
ducton AMBROTYPES DAGuEREOTYPES and PHOTOGRAPHS
aorng the citizens Washington and the public opportunity Of
procuring work is made in New York or Paris
life daguerroypes and photographs finished
and natural colors, by distinguished Partisan
arts expressly for this establishment,
at wishing
them
accurately copied, returned by express.
guaranteed and examination of specimens
solicited.
}. +. McCIEES, Photographer,
30S Pennsylvania avenue,
626 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
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Markets.

NEw YoRK Oct. 27.-Cotton Is quiet Flour is
quietsales of 10 900 bbs State, 81 IS 81 10 Ohio,
SIS 10 a IS 40 southern So 40 SIS 60. Wheat Is
settedsales of SO 900 bushels Illinois white, 81 10
81 Is. Corn is firm-sales unimportant mixed,
20 cents Pork tx steady-mess $40. Beef is quiet
Chicago repacked SIP so sl3 Lard is steady at 10
l3A cents Whiskey is steady at I'll cents for Ohio Cot
fee has declined l. and prices nominal Sugar is
quiet Spirits turpentine is firm at 80 40 cents Rice
is dull and unchanged
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EDMUND +. BROWN,
Notdry Public and General Aqent,

Also, Commissioner Of the Court Of Claims,
TTAS removed his Office to the corner of + and eth
streets Immediately opposite the northeast OF the
Post Office building
DEEDS LEASES, WILLS CONTRACTS, AGREEMENTS,
And other legal writings carefully and promptly prepared oas
Acknowledgements taken and certified and general
agency business transacted.
Oct 3-I2a (Ine1
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VARIOUS LINES BEST CLASS DRY GOODS
have gone through and various lines of our most
stock and marked them down their
actual cash value.
supplies from the North and East daily.
price only marked in plain figures by OF the nrm
Walton permitted. ......
inducements all fabrics
adapted to tho wants OF the million.
We not opening bills.
regard If regular customers will not make
bills larger than they between the LIST and
10th Of january next . ..... .s .....
pressing Of northern and eastern correspondents
desirable desirable that make the bulk OF sales
money persons indebted all
We shall thereby be enabled
der them substantial aid.
articles prices dealing be relied in all
PERhi q BROIHER,
Central Stores )" west building
Oct 27-lOdn opposite Centre Market.
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Son g6--eOdNds
wOODwARD'S METROPOLITAN STOVE
AND CRATE FACTORY.

Nsy Star Discovered
II HAVE Just received from Philadelphia large
rising double cook and
which gotten order, and which
and the public generally
decided Improvement the old morning star had
up expressly this market They and
strong very maeablc All
the cooking utensils make extra heavy. .
the liberty made by Messrs Abbott lawrence
Philadelphia double cook made by Messrs
Co.. OF Baltimore together with the best
tight atop cooking that be found this other
which the celebrated improved globe
noble and the blue ridge alright cook
produce cooking the above
baking will him $50 each Please call and
will nothing and will all kinds and
stoves, &c For sale ut
......' ~ .# !. ..'" c. woODwARDS ....
Metropolitan Stove and Crate Factory,
Nos. 3lS and 1872 Penn. between 10th and 18th
..H Balcony In front full Of stoves.
the shell hatop cooking stove have examined
thoroughly Philadelphia, and think very appropriate
yes, they will last
the makers And the old morning
fall viii sell them again They thin
that the makers urged for al
day last counting sell them this NIL
would ake twenty i've o them he would give the
them Ave told him would have
price, they hnly made They handbled
by that said last fall that they worth hav
be found also the Metropolitan Stove and Crate Factory
ali kinds Of house furnishing articles
=. .H N....a c. WOODWARD,
sls 322 avenue 18th
Sep 23-6weodh .,a s.. ..". ...-f ., .. ..~.
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old STELLA BORDERS.-Ladies having old
ea which they wish "black merno centres,
fine, wde low priced black French
nerino for the
mourning goods larger mbre richly
red than seeking black solicited to call and
inspect assortment.
department thoroughly all the best fabrics
Flannels blankets in all grades, immense stock
supplies from the North and East daily
All marked in plain figures at their actual cash value
One price only; deviation allowed. ..
PERRY 4 BROTHER,
Central Stores y building,
Oct 27-10tdif opposite Centre Market.
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DEATH OF Mrs DIR. RUsH.--The Philadelphia Bulletin
of Saturday has the following notice of the death Of this
widely known lady:
"A Geographic despatch announces that Mrs Ann
Rush wife Of DR. james Rush, of this city, died yester
day Saratoga where she has been for weeks Frustrated
by most distressing illness There is probably lady
in America whose decease would create wider sensation
in this community. Mrs Rush the daughter of the
late Jacob Rdgeway, esq., of this city, and heiress Of
part of his large fortune She spent some years in Eu
rope where she acquired than the usual share of
modern accomplishments as we'll as taste for the cle
gances of life which she has sgnay illustrated in her
subsequent permanent residence in Philadelphia Her
mansion West Chestnut street. erected about eight years
ago. duca in its proportions and In the splendor of its
internal arrangements and there she has been accustom
ell dispense that qucenly hospitality which has given
her an unsurpassed eminepce in American society She
had a genuine love for the arts and was liberal and
impartial friend of artists Of every grade At her weekly
receptions she delighted to assemble them around her.
and introduce them to society well to assist them
in a more direct manner Her annual balls have BEEN
without exception, the most superb @ given anywhere
in America the extent and splendor of her saloons and
the unstnted outlay in the entertainment making them
far superior to any that could be given elsewhere in
private American residence. To her friends she was
faithful and devoted and to all deserving persons she
was most liberal in her benevolence and charities.
Mrs Rush advanced in years. but, till the pc
Rod of her last Illness uninteruptedly in
ciety."
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d OOMS FOR RENT.-The subscriber has for rent
paor with bed attached also several
suitable for single gentlemen newly furnished with without board
For and particulars apply to .........
D. NERNoIs,
Between l7th and 18th streets Penn avenue.
21-d1mo
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ODD FELLOWS, HALL.

NAGIEs AMERICAN JUVENILE COMEDIANS
troupe Of wonderful children will appear eyery evening"
on Saturday afternoon, in a series Of their ...
BEAUTIFUL, MORAL, AND INSTRUCTIVE ENTERTAINMENTS,
They by tho entire press uncquaed
An entire change Of bill every evening,
Admission 20 cents half price.
Doors open at u commences al N O'Clock.
Oct I'D
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TINE FINER NUMBERS.-In addition to a very
medium cloths, cassimeres vestngs all
stock cloths, and
the numbers all marked down reduced scale
prices "a i .a.stFEt
Gonemens shaw under drawers, and shirts crnvats hhoe
gloves, umbrellas, handkorchiefs, &c. .. d. .. .
100 pieces superior Irish linens. b .......
400 pieces shirtng cotton qualities be relied
One price only marked plain figures by the
quentlY, person Is overcharged
Citizens and strangers solicited examine stock their
qualification. They will a least prices
Our northern and eastern supplies
daily, .HafH#aH4. . b EeEqrFt
We are opening bills and disseminating all old that
not settled when the request to do made.
PERRY 4 BROTHER,
Central Stores" building,
Oct 22-1otdif Opposite the Centre Market
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TINE ATLANTIC MONTHLY; devoted to litera-
Il and politics. Number /. Price Is cents.
Subscriptions received at TAYLOR g. MAURYS
A-3tt Bookstore Ninth
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CHARLES 8. ID. JONES,
5a ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Dubuque, Io,oI.

EN0R RENT-The dwelling of the late Gen. Tow
IL This handsome house contains all improve
monga furnace and complete water fixtures also Offices
adjoining Apply TO J. B. II. SMITH
og Observation-Disclosures
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Registers once, October n, 1867.


GenIIemtn7B INSTRUMENTATION
OUR assortment of gentlemen's warm under shirts
complete variety Of sizes and Of the best
quality probably the largest offered retail viz
Silk shirts and drawers all sizes
Merino do do do
Ianbswoo do do do
Shaker flannel do do
Jean and canton flannel do
Buying exclusively for cash. offer the best goods the lowest
and uniform prices, at ........ STEVENS ....
Oct 23-6M Sales Room Browns Hotel.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

The Departure Of Secretary Floyd.
NEW YoRK, Oct 27-Secretary Floyd suddenly left
to-day for Washington
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A TTENTI0N, HOUSEKEEPERS!- II respectfully
IA call the attention Of housekeepers TO spence's
ELEVATED HOT-AIR COOKING RANGE,
heats the por like the Paror Companion
sale only woodwards Metropolitan Stove and Crate
o Nos s and s22 avenue between 10Th apd 18th
'''' 'T''
BHoa Furnaces Of latest Improvement put up at the
shortest notice. " " -. " @, WOODWARD,
oct 8-eo4w
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WTILLARD'S HOrEL.-J G. Il H. A. Willard,
w Pennsylvania and Fourteenth street. Washington D. c.
Jan 29-dift
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o + + ICI A l..

james Buchauan Of United States Of America to all
phon IL may
Satisfactory evidence having exhibited that Edward
appointed consul Of the Ponhcal States for
Charleston Carolina do hereby recognise him SUCH and
exercise and such functions powers and
privileges allowed the consuls Of tho most favored
nat tho United States
testimony whereof caused these letters be made patent
and the the United States be hereunto affixed
hand the city Washington the Goth
october A. d. 1857 and Of the Independence Of the United
States q America tho eighty SECOND III. =. ..
- '''..' .... JAMES BUCHANAN
BY the President:
Lswp Cas- Secretary Of State.
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medlcal BOOKS
VETOOD AND BACHES UNITED STATES DIS
wv pensatory .....
Woods Practice Of Medicine. 2 vols.
Woods Therapeutics and Pharmacoogy 2 vols
Aliens Dssector's Guide.
Dickson's Elements OF Medicine
Practice Of Medicine
Watson's Practice Of Physc
Wilson's Human Anatomy.
Erichson's System OF Surgery
Lehmans Chemical Physiology.
Kolikers Microscopical Anatomy.
Kirke's Manual Of Physiology
Iudolow's Manual Of Examinations.
Sharpey and Duan's Anatomy. vols. .........
With many others the lowest Philadelphia prices Catalogue
gratis ....... FRANCK TAYLOR
...
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VNEACHER WANTED.--We wish to employ gen.
eman principal Of the Parsons Female Seminary IT'S
twelve miles OF Austin, moral we'll
settled healthy ncghbohood and wen located for patronage
We will liberal salary and good teacher gentleman
whose wife could instruct In music would be preferred.
Applicants forward their and references address
"wobberyile, Travis county Texas" L. d. TONNES,
Oct 16--d2m FL. President.
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BALTIMORE, October "a, 1857.
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322 Pennsylvania Avenue,

OOO IUHHSyIVdHIH nVOHuOJ
BetaceeR 9M and l0h streets.
REOPENING EXTRAORDINARY BRILLIANT
.. DISPLAY
LNINE, rich, and elegant assortment of gentlemen s
and boys ready made clothing and furnishing
spacious salesroom will be the public this ues
day. evening O'Clock, brilliantly illuminated, music
by the Marine Band 10 which cordially invite the pub
lie. WALL l. STEPHENS
Oct 2T-2df
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II AW PARTNERSHIP Samuel Chiffon & "A. b..
Magrude late Virginia. being associated partnership will
the Of the Of Claims and tho
Supreme Court Of the United States. ..r..
Address Chiffon MAGRUDER, Washington D. G. :
Oct I4-eo3m
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Orders FOR tickets and shares packages
above splendid lotteries will receive the prompt attention
account of each drawing will be Immediately
all who order from ass
Address, p. J. BUCKLEY Agent
Oct "a asl Wilmington, Delaware
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NAGLEs JUVENILE COMEDIANS have been prevailed upon
to remain at Odd Fellows Hall another week The
which they achieved last week was fully merted
and must be highly gratifying to these youthful perform
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nag THE LADIES Of the Unitarian Church are re
quested meet the church Wednesday the 2sh instant Ito
day) AT H.. 2s-lt
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ONE SET OF PILLARS for the dome and one of the
beautiful base columns already up and several more
are ready to be the state of the weather
will permit.
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TIE CIRCUIT Court occupied yesterday exclusivel,
by the Dexter House case, and probably will be for
eral days yet
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The THRTY-s ANNUAL COURSE of the National Med
ical College of this city opened Monday evening
by the Introductory lecture of DIR. w. P. Johnson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03
and JEWELRY

The subscriber in business Wall 81 for III, pact blneees
yesrs selling oil descriptions Of GOLD and slLVbk
WATCHES and JEW ELKY, at Wholesale and eail at ess
than usual prices -
LAcio. Gold Cameo Mosaic Pearl Carbunele and Lava Ear
rBgs Pins and Bracelets Ds od Pins aud Rings Lios and
.ptemen's Gold Watch Chains, Gold Studs aud se hut
tons Keys and Seals Finger Rings with stone. Sal Kings
plain God Rings pure Gold Wedding Rngs Gold e'tale:
and Eve Glasses Gold Pens aud Peic Gold 1himOes Gold
Lockets for dsgusrreotypes hair GcItsIens 6caPn
Pens Silver Holders Gold htrAaces end Cosses SILVER
Spoons ara Forks Silver Dessert hnye Syof Porten0s
niirs Napkin Rings and Fruit Knives. - -
GRO C. ALLEN,
Impors Of Weohes and Jewelry Who'll, sale G1 retail No.
II WAL 81 second Aoor near Broadway. II. Y
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VII be ready Next Week:
A BOOK for EVERY PERSON who DWELLS
TIC on sD DOMESTIC SCIENCE 70 81 EotSDIS
THE HANDBOOK OF HOUSEHOLD SCIENCE;
IhLiN DS5mfssific APPLICATIONS.
BY EDwAAD l. YoUMAss,
Two editions OF this viii be is.uedone for the use of
families readers and the other arranged with qae'
With numcrou. Illustrative Diairars. 40 pages.
EXTRACT FROM THE PREFACE.
"Tbe nurpose has been 10 coudeuse within the limits Of
convenient manual the largest possible amount OF Interesting
valuable scientific inoImsion OF those AGENTS materials
and operations which have aeonceTn chiefly "a jewellers
OF houses .,........,-
but with ref to their domestic and practical re-
latios Principles unverss their applications are special
peculiar There general laws OF snt heat aud air. but
they msy be studied IN various connections There are many
t5e about them which person rsGcnt Of house cares
To consider these assume to De the province o
household science The question OF moisture IN the air. for eX
amI, universal scientific interest 20 meteoroogists
@ and heated rooms Different cslos when fought
bou law and the painter the decorator and the dyer have
the lady a. her toilet OF furnishing house The
aercuurit interested in the composition 81 food as
ducer. the householder equally, The doctor
know the constituents Of air aud its action upon the living
ssem for prof ssoIa purpose aud he studies these matters
life death the Inhabitants Of houses art concerned to under
stand the same things
These examples illustrate the leading conception Of the
present work
In deciding what Stete and what TO omit have been
guide by two rules First to present such facts and principles
have The dir, ocst household Phenomena and
bring into prominence many important things not
books incudedn the ordinary OF
school study As elementary PRINCIPLES may be found fully
treated elsewhere have been briet in thc statement thus
gaining opportunity for poran hints and views lot generally
ssbc Our chemstIies deficient in information Of the
cCnposon and properties food while the physiological
class equally in statements OF ITS effects
accordingly dwct upon these points with methng OF
he
light and air II hoped that the following pages will vnda'e
the fdtity with which have abored TO enrich the volume
with valuable facts and geson not procurabe il
our family manuals school class. books +"
ID. APPLETON Co Publishers,
Nos $40 and Sa3 Broadway N. Z.
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IL yIsTTIN0 ADDRESS and BUSINESS CARDS, and
sx,rv descdpton Il ENGRAVING and PRINTING, In IN.
80 ma ehsapest manner Orders By mail socted Informs
a and sSesusr, .sut Il applied I With Poet Oas .snps
~ VI * GvSSSLI. ~ ~ SsssSss.