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1857
HtH GARRETT.

1857. u. 9. GAAhANts 1901
Has Just received and now opening, :
large and beautiful stock of spring pnd
SUMMER goods Consisting in part Dr.
Plain Black Silks, Bfildadts plain and
Barred 81 Fancy.
Striped &c" ag 'tILaWns IN great var
Rignred &C {" iety,
F,gr,Ss fs.gcv dress !. y ..icsape; De. Espsag,
Black. all Wool Pc S,ia'a I,ss9s. Ia,ge .s.o,,-s
!. Barsges Barge Z. Issnt, 4. .,,i,,. D,.,. ~.
Fancy. colored De- sGf sarinss - A ,s IN
o.l.an1;.. lalns, ss.s !. M Linen table cloths.
Poplins, Plain and oSsSpi ;ns ''s2ss
striped ehalIies Rla..bad M ss, 4s,,.i;os m ~
Plain, Figd and cold =; ss;nos T;sps;n~s 80
swiss, Linen, Sheet cheSh ! h, IA lsasassg
ing Il wide g 3r.sstiStsIIs .sbsS I'D 4shaoN
Pillow easing 49il Irsshtnere ~ ,,'a,i'ssa
Also general asioytment Of ofFrsncitand
English cloths and cassineres, all coiorsso
qualities and prices casinetts, pant Llsl-a
en-, cottonades. Lasting dFab, deta and 81
variety ofothergoods for menand boys,wear'f Z
too tedious to mention--Bonnets,r ribboDsss
Hosiery, Gloves, mitts, collars, Silk and Z
Linen Handkerchiefs &c, &C., a..s ~ a,,s ...
The above goods will be sold to suit the. 9. 1
| times.--FoR CASH. M gtq@. s.8 ) ~
ap.l557-ly H. G, GARRETT Y,
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III = r JOHN MURPHY ..,.l ~ q.
WAGON AND CARRIAGE MAKER,
Corner of Washington and 4th SITS. .io
: ,a1tH - "er, "a STEUBENvILLB, { HIo!
ErAll kinds of repairing attend ,'cto
on the sGIr.est notice. .[may 27-3m-l-
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l'3 sHERTFF'S SALE. 4" -.
Mt. Pleasant Branch Bank of the State
" Bank Of Ohio. ..,.,
Enoch Harris ct al

w Enoch Harris ct al. .,., b.
RY VIRTUE OF TWO WRlTS OF
DVendi Exponas issued out of the Court of
Common Pleas Of Belmont County, dated
April l4th, 1857, and to me directed, l
will expose to sale bypublic vendue and
outcry at the house of James Hague, in
the Town of Mt. Pleasant, on t'r, SS
WEDNESDAY, THE 10th DAY OF
I'9seJUNE,' A. d. 1857, !
at one o'clock PM. Of said day, the fol-
loving goods and ,chattles,, to wit: %
boxes IF Stereotype plates (Elwood's
Sacred His,ory,) 900 ,setts (2lyols. each,
of ElYood's Sacred History one grey
Horse, one white Mare and one buggy.
Terms of sale, cash. TTaH29a n9jII
JAMES III. BLINN,
Sheriff's Office MAY 81, ~ /, Sheril
Printers fee, $3,25.9 <;aI4s,y ar
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English French and German. $
Thus each may read the same il, his own native
fnnpua.


tongue.
MOST PERFECT BANK NOTE
r LIST PUBLISHED, "1i4
a.. a,- Also List of d, ,. ROSS.
All the Private Bankers in America.
A complete Summary of the finance of Eu-
rope and America will be published in each
edition, together with all the important News
of the Day. Also series of
INTERESTING STORIES.
From an old manuscript found in the East.
1t furnishes the most complete history Of :
# -. ~. " ORIENTAL LIFE. 49, -
Describing the most perplexing positions in
which the Ladies' and Gentlemen Of that coun-
try have been SO often found. These storie s
will continue throughout the whole year, and
will prove the most entertaining ever offered to
the public, ~ f'I.JTl4f II E:s.JFT
BsFurnished weekly to subscribers only, al
81 q year, All letters must be addressed to
-, ,, JOHN s. DYE, Broker,
Publisher and Proprietor, 10 Wall Street, N.
York. .., april l5,'57-ly
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.OMNIBUS AND EXPRESS


VIHE subscriber having become sole pro. Il
i prietor Of the CITY OMNIBUS. de-
sires To inform the public that he viii run the
same regularly, for the accommodation of th9
ils pnblic, IN connection with an N
EXPRESS WAC ION. :.,s, M,
Orders leR at any time on the States either a
the Washington Hall, or the U, 8. Hotel, viii
receive prompt attention, The following afe \
tne regular rates isf bas 4sd No., N
One trip within theoity, In Omnibus. ...i 0 cia
: do to or from depot with baggage. IS ("
baggage alone.., ..ss.s,s.,., .ststsl0 2
One trip to, the Oemetfy, one parson.. RS s ~
may204t DAVID MORELANns MI
Carpets Carpets I Carpets !, ll9 ,s's y,
"A LARGE aud Splendid assortment 81
- > ply Ingram, BrusselIs. Venitian and
other styles, lateat patterns, on Olotha, HakFik
Riggs, ,&c.s Dc, WIN BE- sold vsly low. Please
call aud Jndgs for yourselves
y apr20 w J. ALLEN.
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Half Moon. Farm for Sale.

SlTuATE on the Virginia side of the
- River, two miles from Steubeville; con-
tanning 277 acres, l6 perches, 600 Fruit Trees,
and Valuable improvements. All bottom land,
lst and Cd, except.37 acres in woodland. The
farm is well fenced, and in high state Of cul.
tivation. This is one of the best locations IN
either Brooke or Hancock counties.
sl ege JAMES SINCLAIR.
Address WM. BRowS, Holidays Cove, Va.
NAV 90 St $3.50
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Tavern Stand, Store House, and Dwell.
'f't' ling for. Sale. a =: cr1s ''
VVHE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale his
l. Tavern stand, situate on third street,
Steubenville, o., known as the" Buckeye
House," 1t is in good repair, and has a
fine run of CUSTOM A3tii aJ-
Also, the Store house adjoining, on the
corner OF third and Washington streets,
and a dwelling house adjoining the last
mentioned house on Wash ington Street.
For further particulars, enquire of
JAMES HOOD, on the premises.
NAV 27
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Ey TOOTH-ACHE is instantly cur
ed by few drops'of DR.. Keyser's Tooth
ache remedy, Prepared by DR.. G. H.
Keyser, l4O' Wood St., Pittsburg, and for
sule by Hening & Melvin at 25 cents per
bottle sni,,t,e,1, .",.,tfi febi9
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BROADWAY GOLD PEN
MANtjFACTURlNG COMPANY,

OFFICE NO sS5 ROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Fourth Quarterly Sale Of Gold and Silver watch
es, Gold Watch Chains, Loekets, Bracelets,
&e. &c. AGENTS WANTED, 'Sii
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NOTICE is hereby given, that whereas
my wife Mary Jane Pennell, having
without just pfotoCatioh, leftimy bed and
boardI- I-dll personsaEe warned against trusts
ing or harboring her on my,account as am
determined to resist the payment Of any
debtsof her contracting. ..algell'is ' n y ~ I,
U trA;, AsDRES PESsrEE.s
June 3, -St ..l5q ..9,i9 p n J, gs,9 n u
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4 TO THE PUBLiG.
THE rules Of Union Cemetry Associa-
4 tion, require that when interments are
to be made. timely notice must be- given
to the Superintendent, and a, written, per-
init obtained therefor specifying the name
and age Of the person, size Of the grave,
and in what lot to be inferred
TheSuperintendant must be present Of.
each interment, either in person or BY de-
putty, and is required u keep record Of
thennsrne, ago, date and place Of each h-
terment. ae bgtfi 30 .ol, s.psts6ta y
S1s Extract from the minutes, pV@5 =,
.t,s,ilca.l e.ss ]. D. SLACK, CLERK.
June 3, 1s57.--3t. i.'.,,s a.i N, .g,'.d I q, ~
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NISH ALL KINDS-Salt and Fresh,
i constantly on hands. at the Grocery store
of [apr 29l STERLING, KELLS 4 GO.
DICKLES.-A large lot Of the best
= of Pickles (Oucumber) put upiin cider
apr % STERLING. KELIs . co. !
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WALL. pAPERs
NEW GROCERY

y Ibs u NEW GROCERY. ai y lssa
THE UNDERSIGNED would respect
j 1 fully inform the public that he is engaged
in the above business, and that hekeeps con.
stantly on hand, and for sale al fair prices.
every article usually kept in a grocery estab.
lishment, s%tas tyshsssYg
Also, a fair assortment Of tsi4sy
DRY GOODS IND MOTIONS.
A liberal share Of patronage issolicted.
JOHN g. DUNCAN,
South East corner ofFourth aud North stresta
apr 29'57 -3m .sa5f oAtN IN sfsd2i af
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JACKS0N'S
Tewelry store is the placeto get good goods
Jat reasonable prices. Every article guar
,anteed as represented. m #.l,,.- ~
Particular attention given to repairing
all kinds of .,..t't -...,
WATCHES, CLOCKS JEwELRY,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
repaired and warranted. Please call and
see my stock and prices. .--.,.
may27tf -sea,i GAM'L. JACKSON.
lust RECEIVED this day A large
Jassortment of BONNETS, RIBBONS,
FLOWERS &c, SILK CAPES new style,
Hosiery, Silk Mits, Brass Hoops, Ladies
collars Embtoideries &C.. will be- sold
cheap for cash. "'"' "
may27 J. ALLEN.
.fsN1J - :
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New Advertisements.
TDTSSOLUTI0N.

j, 1'll1 UINNULUITUW. ~ .inluI.l
VTHE partnership heretofore existing be-
Il tween the Subscribers, under the firm Of
Fisher ,& McFeely, was dissolved on the
4thtday of June, by mutual consent. apii
E G.. McFeely is authorized to settle;
all d ebts., 5,... .,a.s ]. HI. FISHER,
s~5at 2 4s.r n i. G.. .MoFEELY. g.qa.
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THE BOOT AND SHOE BUSINESS,
HERBTDFOR E'cdrried on by Fisher&
III McFeely, will be carried on in its
several branches, at the same stand on
Market, below Third St., by e. 9. Nc
Feely, who hopes to merit a continuance
Of the very liberal patronage which has
been given under the late firm. ..la9 ta,
He will also manufacture and keep on
hands q good assortment Of home made
N.sB. Boots and shoes made to meas
ure, on short notice no fit no charge.
June 10, '57.-St. =. g. M'FEELY.
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Pittsburgh, Steubenville and Wheel:
e',if1ofn,- ing Packets. ! g!I@
REGULAR DAILY PACKETS.
Steamer,D D ttRSAL( Capt. HARRY saoLEs!S
i FOREST Cry, Capt. B.WAY.
WILLI RUN AS REGULAR DAILY
wv Packets between Pittsburgh, Ste uben
vile and Wheeling, stopping at all interme-
diate ports. " ~ "'7! ~.
The 'Diurnal will leave The Forest City will
Pittsburgh oh Mon, also d, leave PiittsTS,urgh iI b,
fridays, Fri at 70 4. NJ da days } and Saturdays. q
Returning, she will Returning will leave
leave Wheeling: on Wheeling on Mon
Tuesdays Thusday's day's Wednesdays
and Saturdays, atty and Fridays at TX
A.. N. .a, ~. AN. .re4, ,yi1 !
For freight or passage apply on board. or to
febis6m in, 6OLLiNGooD, Agent.
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Prior the passage Of the act Of Sd March, 1857 the
adjustment of the swamp grant was greatly retarded py
applications filed the part of individuals, 70 contest
the right of the State to the lands selected lhat act
by confirming the selections with exemptions put end
to the individual contests, and the adjustment 10 now
rapidly progressing. The character and extent q the
contests then pending appear in the last annual report
The Recommendation of the last report Is renewed tha
limit be fixed to the time within which swamp selections
must be made esss# aft Tt ,943
During and since the year 1850, grants Of land have
been made States and one Territory to aid them in
the construction of fifty railroads. OF an extent part ct
mated OF CAT miles amounting part estInacd to "a
247 1886 The grants to the States oi Illinois, Mis-
souri, and Arkansas, for eight roads have been adjusted
The grantees have accepted the grants Of 1886 and 1887
except the States of Alabama and Louisiana. The egs
latre OF Alabama has not been in session since the date
Of her grant The State Of Louisiana has accepted the
grant made to her in part the residue Is rejected The
attention Of this Office has been given to the
Of these grts Car the prerequisites have been nr-
nished by the authorities of the grantees The adjust
ment Of these railroad grants involves amount OF Off
cal labor at least equal to the sale OF that quantity Of
land the surface to be operated on being strip Of thirty
miles broad along the route OF each road within which
previous sales locations and pre-empons have to be
carefully examined and adudicated under rules
car these grants, with view to equal justice to the
grantees, the settlers, and purchasers
The mode of proceeding in this branch OF business as
follows The lands falling within the probable limits of
the railroad grant are upon application, withdrawn from
sale or location the act OF Congress is communicated to
the governor Of the State plats Of the road arc called for
and the general practice has been for the State to accept
the grant, and transfer the to Incorporated railroad
companies Then the maps Of the road duycertiied by
the governor under seal and by the company arc return
ed to this office, generally on scale OF an inch TO mile
indicating the connexions with the sectional lines Of the
surveys showing also the exact dates OF the survey,
and stalking off the road the ground because from
these dates which must be established by the affidavit of
the engineer Of the road the title to the State has legal
inception according late Attorney Genoralsopino
~ there Il material detection In the route Of the
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WINTER FUEL.

NOW ON hand Of illo best quality, a full assor
IN Of all kinds o suitable for general family
iI SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD
cheaper Than the usual
Wood delivered length The iowest market price
kINDilNG w0OD, sest 4
pine which certainly be call
Of charcoal eluess and conye
give preference all other knng delivered BY the
by Price of BE crate 10
Wood delivered BY tteae WI he carrd 10 an Of the
house without charge TO the purchaser.
should The spi wood 20
square gain measurement Persons
laying quantity the wharf Desired and
the wood manufactured 10 order. f'itft sNti ytta
Goal 22so lbs the All under entre, housed from
the weather. s4as t4sets
Prolnps personal attention given oevery order.
All orders should be accompanied with The the
ready when the fuel Is delivered.
~ &at8 4tatts ssi 7thfss T.Js&W. M GAIT
| etF Es northwest VI 18th aud q strstt<
Dec s-l0, No. 547, square south Of Penn. avenue.
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TNRENCH DINNERS ,A &c.--Mons. Il. Cabantous,
n from Paris having taken employ this day, shal
prepared furnish dnnss and suprsrs, and parties every Do
lpau the approved ssyA. Myown well - Nous a.
personal supervision given 70 a psr and ware every
supplied Conisctonary pyramids fancy and plain cseau
e ehaotes Sci of pofusc Varieties and over one
patterns Ice moais FOR parties The following extra nne
h0uch dishes will nnmc rSs a.
DEnreo FToid Ia Eelce ~ n
Nox De yean 10 Saint CARAT tasa
Les Anguiles seurrs Montpelier
Aspie de foes Gras en- Belle Vue 80 ts,
6slantine do FaisAn u d'0rican
Ia Frsncsise a Ia Geloe @gs es*e 3as tf
chaud Froid deconnis M
Ealoine de Pigeon Ia t,clce
falad dIofnand a Ia hrnasia
htagc Ia Refine st#9
potage Ia Tontue asQ efRW tt FL sS 8ti
iotage do Blond de yeau
potage Ia Mchelicu Essence dc Gbier
Les fIlets de Boauf Ia Russo
ldnde Ia Chipoata ae i at
DEatrec
Saae de Flct dc Poulet Supreni
laus Ctand de Chile Grain @
filct do Caneton gus dOran9e s5sf
salms do Perdreaux Becase- ass Ff -
Saa4s I'essgssua 55
Coteletes de Pigeon Pitts Pois as Biz aaa l5f
Tendron de veau en- Maudonne asts.sF
Tmbale de Maccaron n Ia pnrsien
vole au vent a Ia Toulouse.
With ali French dishes that may be called r Ny usual bill
G6re at the usual prices. +. ss.esa ssi
Ry borders 81 day; weekly boardcrs, % per week
No asr Pennsylvania avenue, opposit. Browns Hotel
Rc S-eolm 3.N#8$ ssf
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ASSESSORS, NOTICE.

yTNIfE voters Of the several wards will please take
~ notice that the viii attend Al the places designated be
10 O'Clock, O'Clock p M day
sundays nnd Christmas from hcreh the aist this month
inclusive purpose Of revng aud correcng The pos
First Redrns Of Pennsyyans and
Nineteenth ~. ~
Second Ward Stewas Of Twelfth and
Third Ward-J NJ Dcwnnes, street between Seventh and
Fourth Ward. CITY Hall. ~
Firth wardB r Dyers New Jersey syenue, and streets
south
Ninth streets. T5 a4s
Seventh Ware, John H. Bird.
Dec 15--d aag agss9 55g y. stg
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of th.e sbips viii not accountable for gold eiyer
& scee iewelry precos Stones Metals unless bills OF a
@ re snd hereor the valuc thereof expressed therein
[se l6-dn fitFN
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PENDED warrants amounting to 10000 are on le
which also suspended for defects in the chain Of title
and other canses. ~ slkag sAsssaagtt e2'elts z
The recommendation Of the last annual report in refer
to the mode Of disposal of the vacant lands in the
Virginia military district, in Ohio, Is renewed.
During the year ending September 3O 1857 seventeen
patents have been issued for lands in that district embra~
cling l44 and twentyeght patents have been is
sued warrants for services Of soldiers of the war
1872 pursuant to tho act Of May for 44s0 acres
Scrip for 200 acres pursuant to the act of May 3O $780,
has been issued In satisfaction of United States military
warrants issued under net Of September l6, 1776.
The time limited by the act Of Sd March, 1855 for the
survey Of entries in the Virginia military district ex
prcd on the 3d March, 1857. 1t is recommended that
the time be extended to enable parties to perfect their
entries by survey and obtain patents Also that athori
ty Of law be given for pefectng certain Virginia military
records mentioned in last report and further egisa
tion Is desrcd extending the act of sth February 1854
for the issue and location OF warrants for services in the
war Of 1872 and for United States revolutionary or con.
The time limited by act Of 7th Jauury 1853 for ex-
changing bounty lands for services IN the Of 1872
1883. An extension Of time " recommended and en-
argccnt OF the statute to embrace the heirs Of the
ceased soldier tafs - ne
Under thcacts of ls49 and 1850 granting the
oveowcd lands to the States within which they e there
have been selected and returned 10 thicc 50 ISL
T6 Of which there have been approved 40 1873 64
81 acres and patented to the States "a 07 acres
The selections reported during the year ending June 30
1857, amount to 2903 96 acres The quantity APP
proved during the period amounts TO 900 acres
and the quantity patented Of old selections during The
same period, amounts to l,1s6, li7 90 acres
The particulars are presented in the following tables
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forty this amount ronquihed w sat
patent second section q act o. ren p
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nUILTED- BOTTOM WATER PROOF BOOTS.
NJ Cork sole water proof hoois - ~ ~ ft
IsSubie sole do
Scotch bottom do
Fine dress patent leather and calf boots
Doubles sole and high aee shoes, o various siy
DnHslo and oycTshoes asserted,
with general assortment idcs boys aud chrens
HARMON BCRNS',
e.i 4O5 betwcon ~ and 9th streets
n doors Of the National Hotel.
Nov 2-3tlw2@I
DOOTS, SHOES &c.--The undersigned respect
LID fully Informs his friends and the public generally and slrgers
the best assonenta o
his line to DC found the city comprising every variety OF
articles inyt attention
M6 HARMON III RSs,
4os Pennsylvania between and 9th streets
few doors cast OF National Hotel Washington
Nov 22--3a~2wn %.at ~ feA fit ~
~ FORGE w. BREGA, ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL
NJ IoR-ArIlw, No. 10 Wan sired Nsw Fork
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Moonlight roads adjusted In illinois, Missouri AkAnsas
Forty-wo roads be adjused
August August
Of Sd March, granted
OF the
which the State became entitled os4, ,26a 90
OF which there have heen actually certified app ~
proved Z. VI N. 81. N ". .. $50, ,3s7 81
. 4 + 4. vi 2 1 a
Leaving balance 70 be adjusted o ~ a. ssh 10
on account Of this balance there have been select
ed, first. .... 90, 1882 90
which rejected rs being upon @
offered lands within the limits of Ins
the original for this grant ,fSksf s
Secoud, selections files, made
az Menasba, in May and December,
1856, Of IA, g99 GO s9sst
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Upon comparison Of the foregoing with the statistics
Of the last annual report is found that the lands sold
and located during the five quarters ending September
80 1857 fall short Of the quantity sold and located du
ring the period embraced in the last report by than
six million acres and that the cash receipts have fallen
of I'M still larger proportion This dminution is attrib
utablc the withdrawal Of the extensive bodies of pub
lilo lands along the lines Of the railroads in the States
and Territory which grants Of lands made during
the last Congress- and the sale of large quantities
of land at the reduced prices fixed by the graduation act
Of 4th August 1854 and to the fact that the demand for
new lands has BEEN in part satisfied by the States hav
ing lands for disposal under the swamp internal improve
ment, and other grants
The following table exhibits ut opo view tho quantity
of public land sold at and above the ordinary minimum
and at the graduated prices the amounts received there
ected under swamp grants during the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1857, and the quarter ending September s0
1867 is&fs4g Ep
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During the year ending September So 1857 scrip has
been issued upon Virginia military warrants, pur-
suant to the act Of August 81, 1852, amounting
To-. 52,476 acres.
n,;,,. ~, ,,,, !. Z. X ,.oa,, a8s5
filed filed for. for - M 80 &c, ,47s
Upon which scrip has issued for. -----.- $500
Leaving suspended. 1870
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pHoToGRAPm oIL PAINTINGS.

DROFESSOR j. II. CHURCHILL, Artist, respect
fully his for past
n,rnt. and solicts continuance OF the
studio McCrtcy Gallery No AS Pennsylvania three
doors Of ~ street
Dec 4-lf s,rs 1854 aFt5-
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VXTANTED, by q man and his wife, having no chill
w tho practical gardener and farmer his
plain washer lroner and good dairy
both understanding their business perfectly and well
omncnded Please nddrcss Gardener Georgetown post Office
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newlyfurnishcd and arranged the
and improved principle, with private apartments
or either ladies gentlemen.
sS supplied with the choicest Of wines liquors
Game and other delcacies ia sas So
Hot and cold lunch from II o'clock. M, until ~. m.
22--tf s9A w Ate.A t&s ssf tS
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A MOTHER immense lot of Paper Dolls, also papel
IA furniture, parts and p just received at
T Fb TAYLOR & MAURYS
Dec 13--4t Bookstore, Penn. sy, Ninth street