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Res'gnation Lieut.. VIM. II. Wilcox, of the United
States navy. has resigned his commission
NWm. We understand that the Navy Department has
determined not to send the steamer Arctic the
veyng expedition the Isthm,s Of Dlrien for which
Lieut. Craven has been designated This vessel has been
temporarily transferred to the coast survey to be
poyed under Lieut. Bergman in taking deepsea sound
ings connected with that branch OF the service.
The Water Witch has been ordered to proceed 10 Phil
adepha to convey the stores and effects Of the minister
to China TO the Minnesota lying in the harbor Of
Norfolk, and expected to sail ON the 25h there
after, for her destination in the East 4stl
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Ii Y TEL T. q X A PHI.


NLw Yonx, June 20 "A tremendous storm broke over
the city at midnight. 1t rained in torrents and the
lightning was inccssnt for two hours doing considerable
damage to buildings and trees -1alat.se
PaILADEIPfnA, June ~ The storm reached here at
II o'clock last night The thunder and lightning was
very heavy, but there material damage done
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I,LLIoTTs HISTORY OF NEW ENGLAND. 1

IL vols, Svo. ~
irving i sketch Book vol, 16mo. 60 cents
Irvug's Tales Of a traveller. vol, l6mo 80 cents.
eamaRundi. 1 VOL l8no. 90 cents
Chussions translated Second period vol u rs
Rusknr MODERN Painters Vol e. 81 rs
Marriage and should be- BY Rev John Bayley vol rs
cents.
Dodds Modern Horse Doctor. 1 vol 81.
Dads Anatomy Physiology o. the Horse large volume
With plates, ~
June 20 fRANcK TAYLOR.
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ALEXANDRIA, June 22.-Thc Gazette (cxtra) of this
morning contains letter from Wlliaspot Of The 10th
saying that the work dam No. 8 was recommended
this morning, and the canal will be ready the passage
Of boats In three weeks President Maulsby has obtained
from the Secretary Of War, ut Washington permission
or captain Meiss to visit the work advising engineer
There will be no difficulty about pecunary means.
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THE RECENT FRAUDS ON THE PENSION OFFICE
We indebted to tho Hartford Connecticut
Times of Saturday last for the following additional
information in relation to the recent frauds on the
Pension Office
On information communicated by the Pension Bureau
10 AIR. Shpman; United States attorney William Brown
ing of New London and Charles Is Miner Of Waterford
in this State, arrested few days since and asaign
cd before Hon. J. p. c. Mather, United States commits
soner at New London, charge OF defrau'ling the
United States by of false and forged applications
for bounty land. The defendants plead not guilty In
the progress OF the examination the fact developed
that OF tie persons whose attached to an
application for land had been dead thirty -four years
Others had been dead for periods Of six nine, and fifteen
years. OF course their applications must have been
forged and the afidavs in support Of them must have
been either false or forged or both
THE defendants are both somewhat advanced in
life perhaps about fifty years of age The examination
has not been concluded; in the time, Browning is
held under bonds for 81, 900, and Miner So 5000 The
hearing will be proceeded with next week A. Converse
esq, appeared for the defendants "
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COMPREHENSIVE COL
IA 4t2s at LE(aE. H.H

TINllE ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT of this nsti-
Il tuition for hc graduation of the ON
"Wednesday next al ii O'clock In tho Baptist
The annual discourse before the
delivered at the 10th street Baptist church Tuesday, O'Clock
M by the Rev Robert Ryland president Of Richmond College
Virginia.
Addresses before the Enosnin and pophan Society
vcred in the street Baptist church O'clock D. M
by members Of those societies. 4h
4 June 20--3idt Ply lct
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MR.. CLAY ON DISTRIBUTION.

We have seen (says the Nashville Union) no argu-
nent against distribution more forcible embraced
in fewer words than the following, taken from a
speech Of Mr.. clay's delivered June IL, 1882. 1t
states fact that cannot fail to lay hold upon the
public mind Read it,
" In making this inquiry, the FIRST question which pre-
SCENTS itself is, whether il is et preserve the existing
duties in order to accumulate surplus in the treasury for
the fu7o of subsequent distribution among the several
States. think not II the collection for the purpose OF
such supusis to be made from the pockets of one por
ton of the people to be ultimately returned to the same
pockets the process would be attended with the certain
less from the charges for collection aud uh he loss also u
m while the money is performing the necessary circuit
and it would therefore be unwse III it Ia to he collected
from portion Of the people and given to anthr, 1t
would be unjust If ii is 10 be given to the Sss IN their
corporate o1cay, to be used BY them their public expenditure
know Of prcipe tie constitution Wt.ch auortzes the
federal government to become such collector for the
States Of any principle Of sqty Preay which adj
mits Of the States becoming such recipients q yauy from
the general government.
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Assault on a Sheriff.

NEW York, june 22.Sherift Church and his deputies
while proceeding to sale of property for rent Satur
day in Benc, In Albany county fired upon from an
ambush The parties were arrested, and the sale pro-
ceeded. ~ sgsm8
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Bosrox, June 20. The committee of merchants and
appointed at the recent meeting consider
the subject reported in favor Of aboshng advance wages
10 seaen the rule to be modifedy carried into effect
on July list, and fully on January lst ensuing
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Richard III. Henderson,
ATTORNEY
WASHINGTON, D. G,
Office No. II, Louisiana avenue.


NEW ENGLISH BOOKS-l1'Ie Munster Festival
IN by Gerald Griffin. tf
The Coicgians. BY Geral Griffin 80
schinderlanncs the Robber Of the Rhine by Ietch Re
The Rivals. BY Gerald Griffin 80
Guy Fawkes BY W. H. Ainsworh. 3S cents.
The American Merchant In Europe Asia, Australia
Francis Train, OF Boston, ~ rs.
The History Amcll, BY Fielding Illustrated by
For sale ut i TAYLOR 4 MAuRYS
June 23-3t Bookstore, Ninth street
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CANDFORDS NEW SELF-pURIFYING AND

GANDFORDS NEW SELF-PURIFYING AND
~ ventascr Arctic refrigerator patented November l3
Alter we can
with confidence recommend this being
veneny constructed for cooling preserving milk butter
ru wines &c All Of the compartments dry
queny free from mould moisture Impure % and keen the
vands placed them cunlion
other refrigerator now before the public
p CORTTAN K CO.
No. 18t Baltimore street Ballmore
Owners right fr Maryland Columbia Virginia North
and South Carolina - -
For sale by WOODWARD
Washington D. c.
~ bi haze other Kinds Of rcfrgcratc furnsing
wareoom als Pcnnsyyanm between 10th streets
im'cny N 'front.' ful OF goods G. WOODWARD
May Cot
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BosroN June 2o-The 18th Of July has been appointed
by the president Of the United States Agricultural Society
Tor the national trial Of reapers and Syracuse
New York Seventy machines have already entered for
| composition
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lfaH BANK METROPOLIS,
Washington, June ~, 1857
vl%HE BOARD OF TRUSTEES have this day de-
clared dividend OF per the capital stock the
bank out Of the profits OF the bank for the half ending
tGi p3t
The will be payable and after the 1T Of July ensuing
g NeHf 8Nf ff RICHARD SMITH,
July 23-d3f Cashier
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American Gothic and BRASS Foil Roofing
INVENTED BY EuGENIo IArIrIA ARCHITECT N. q &

nESIGNS made for concrete churches villas cot
agcs and farm buildings ONCE Gohca near Cappaous
wcstchcster county New York
June l7-du
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The Refrigerator. The Arctic.

i WOULD invite notice to the advertisement in
another column Of sANFORDS PATENT ARCTIC REFRIGErA
TOR an article worthy the particular
handomely finished forming attractive for
dining room All other articles tommlm called refgcrators
more properly hos hoses poorly made that kept
out OF sight In tho cellar, place
The Arctic IL provided with movable shelves en-
milling the compartments to be greatly accommodate
numerous small articles or for large one
One Of the improvements proyiipg each
compartment with distinct lock mud key that
ke whilst he rest - open TO common which imppya
ed from offering domcstics. y r "8'f'FN
For sale by M a. WOODWARD
N? sis pcun, avenue between 10Th streets
m at te,l Manufacturers Agent.
N Thosc purchasing regerators call at my
store and examine Prof Pages certificate regard above
June 90 Jeod II Nstu @ WOoDW inn
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woollens.
1857.
WILSON G. HUNT h co, IMPORTERS,
80 to 36 Park Place,
wheeler Il Wilson.
MANUFACTURING coxrASYs IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES

MANUFACTURING coMpANYs IMPROVED SEWING MAcIIlNts
EawiFss, ManaJfsSrrs, and Oilers
FNHESE machines combine all the improvements
that have been and increasing sale
aud tho approval that have
cese warrant the proprctrs warmly them They
have been IN use sufficiently long to test them thoroughly
entire satisfaction el tlt4} 80 Sf7 TTl7
Among the undoubted they possess over others
NJ fNeE'
s Beauty and simplicity construction consequent
from arrangement and necd Of repairs,
I "a. upexampled and ralddity or operation
L 3D.. NoaoeHs
Sh The remarkable perfection stitching aud their app
bhty TO variety Of purposes materials '
Principal Office No saa Broadway New York agencies
IN the principal cities Of Union.
May 26---ly&
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BANK Mrrporfm,
Washington, Juno g. 1887.
TIME stockholders of this hank are hereby notified
that eleeti"n for nine OF the the
Blinking house Monday the 9th of July year then
mex, ens'Ang,
"'
RICHARD SMITH
'pno o-eo"3V'mea1osoaA Cashier.
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A T public SALE on Wednesday June "a at 10
IA o'clock at the Merchants Exchange New York the
PARK and grounds Of Henry Beckett New
hundred ana thirty four acres q land large and very
modern mansion about sixty feet with three and
reQuisc out bnitngs has lately on tho most oeb
portion Of tho park commanding splendid river Delaware
me house britt In an unusually substantial
nHhed throughout and with all tho conycpcnccs senseas
Town residence M convenient position for travelling
there being six ~ daily lines between New
York and hadephn And branches northern
nsNtu0n % r'"
The house Handsomely furnished throughout and the whole OF
the personal property may be had VI desired
Maps showing the location aud extent with fun particulars may be
had ON application 70 -
ALBERT H. Nfc0IAY,
june I-concs Auctnlccr New York
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THE COST OF BLACK REPUBLICANIsM
The following pregnant facts and figures, which
we find in late number Of the Boston Post need no

THE COST OF BLACK REPUBLICANISM
The following pregnant facts and figures, which
We find in late number Of the Boston Post, need no
comments:
1.-The current State expenditures in 1871 $780,,
OO0 III 1851 $642 00O and in 1855 they had grown to
81 335 900 greater than the aggregate expenses
of all tbs other New England States!
.sFor twenty years from 1888 to 1859, State tax
levied but twice; and then only for $4,000 at each
tax for four years. an average tax of $500 0O0
now needed tax OF $500 900 to pay current expenscs
Notwithstanding this enormous tax the State debt
has been Increased in years 81 $50 thus nearly
THREE MILIiOES Of dollars have been spent and
above the ordinary other sources which for
twenty years sufficient to carry the government!
The complimentary dinner at Philadelphia to Hon
w. b. Reed, the new minister to China, to have
been given last evening. The Philadelphia Argus of
Saturday says:
It will be observed by the correspondence in another
column that the Hon. Wm Reed has accepted the in
vitaon of large number of his fcllowctzens to partake
of public dinner previous to his departure for China
and that the dinner will take place Mt the La Pierre House
on Monday next the 22d inst, at six O'Clock, p. Mr.
Rosd selection by the President for this highly mport
ant mission has given unsa satisfaction well to the
democracy TO the patriotic oldlne wings Of the city,
and this preferred compliment testes ut once the conf
dence and regard Of the community and the high ma
tonal advantages which all earnestly hope may result
from his diplomatic labors in that remote quarter
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ker Hin yet lives in Massachusetts Loud and long con
tinued applause, efa
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS,



IL Bee&aan Street Of Nassau, opposite he AStof
M House
fRorRIf1oRs OF THE PREMIUM CHAMPAGNE cRHMANr cAENlr
IMPORTERS of Cognac brandies for druggists and
merchants from otr Dunuy Co.. Iiennaszey fnei
ton other reputation pro.
pto " the celebrated banies proof
tsegpac,
Vineyard ~ Chateau Bernard,
llqaeur DIES champs
superior vineyard reGs efee
Ms0-
Exclusive importers cf size
Old Royal Hollands
Burgoniaater ScLnnpIS,
and vines &C
Ales, porers, and cigars direct from shippers
CHAMPAGNE, CRkMANT
b. n A. W. Co the exclusive
receipt Of shipments regular packets,
may not have given trial Ia do their
"' be found superior Ia elacy Of flavor and qualify
present imported. fA
Z Reij NJ Whmlock,
Ewd A. Whitlock,
tredk J. iiaverstick BEN 4 T. A. WHITIOdK 4 90
Oliver W. Dodge,
Henry tan,neyer. w
May 26-iy*
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Tnr CRIMINAL CouRr YrmxRpAY.-W Talbot indct-
ed for receiving stolen goods the property of Washington
Bell, acquitted This the only tried Inc
court adjourned over until Friday, 10 o clock p. m
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Fashionable Dry Goods in New York.
immense assortment of seasonable fabrics con-
IA stanly on hand ALSO, full
ATTRACTIVE STOCK CARrErINGs
pheoth mattngs curtaus gi
cornlces window shades, &C., &C., &C.,
MUCH Fellow REGULAR PRlCESl
go4a lord TAYLOR, W.
4 $685. 257, $50, and POI Grand street W
May 26-ly and Al and 40 Catherine street
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Cyrus w. Field ~ Co.,
WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS,
No. IL CliE arcd, New FORK.

Cyrus w. Field Il Co.,
WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS
No. II CtsF xroa, Nev Pork
TNVTrE the attention Of dealers and consumers to
their large stock Of printing writing wrapping other
kinds paper, which they prices
\ May 26-ly+ 83 ils
Mutual Life Insurance Company or New York.
Trinity Baitding Ill Broadway
r1NIIE assets of this company amount to nearly roue
l. and entirely which tIrs
lion nrr tAouamd dollars invested
on real estate in the city and State Of New York
liens f dollars.
The entire profits already amounting huadi
thousand dollars tho property Of tho policy holders
TERMS
Forms Of application and pamphlets giving every
piled on applying at the Office the
FREDK s. WINSTON, President.
ISAAC ABBATT, Secretary. IN
SHEPPARD ROMANS, Acuary
MlNTURN TtHT, d. D., Medical Examiner
May 26--1y+
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we WOMB eau attention 70 tue card Of VIM. esq
commissioner for most ~ o States and also cos
oncr In e Vned States Court Grandiu ia thor
oashy with with tho M
Washington and the practice OF tho United States Claims
t4@ tfe fNnc I~A Daily Neres
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MALICIOUS MIscnlEr.A colored individual named
hdophus Barker recently sentenced by the criminal
court to pay fine Of five dollars and costs If we mis-
take not, he some time ago nAamcd with passion
against guitar, which woman Of his own complexion
carrying in the street and, rudely seizing the ms
cal instrument he battered it TO oces the curlwtone
and then cisurey walked away with the lofty bearing Of
conqncror He not susceptible of the influence Of
the concord Of sweet sounds and hence it is certain he
was cmincntly fitted for the spoils.,
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GLASS AND PurrY. The msrchants dealing In these ar
ces transacted good business yesterday the storm of
Sunday afternoon having occasioned demand for them
beyond precedent In every direction, particularly at
houses fronting the west the GLACIERS were brsy at
work, supplying omissions made by the hail-stoncs
Neither green houses, White House. nor brick
houses, frame houses spared All alike cx
posed to the 'peumgs Of the litilsss Storm Verify,
glass and putty and glaciers were never In greater de-
mand than
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH The commissioner records only
sxty-one deaths for the month Of May. Ten of them
by consumption, and seven by pneumonia. Tho
spring weather continuation of that of winter and
Of such character to produce either Of these dis
eases and to hurry persons suffering with the former to
the tomb. llaalsf ta f
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TIE MOUNT VERNON GuAnpa, Of Alexandria, were on I
visit to city yesterday and during the forenoon pais
their respects to the President of the United States who
received them with his usual courtesy Tho corps pre-
scntcd fine appearance and commercially soldier
like in their movements.
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NV ILLARDS HOTEL.---J. G. & r. A. Willard
rennsyvaaa avenue and Fourteenth Washington D.
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EFFECTS or THE STORM. Almost every body has some
thing to say about damages by the storm of Sunday after
noon One Of our physicians happened to be out at the
time, and both himself and horse bruised by the
hastones particularly the quadrupcd 1t is unnecessary
to say that the pelting understood by the animal az
an intimation to quicken his pace laceratcd back is
the consequence Two hogs, on Capitol Ill., were killed
by the halt stones their shelter having been blown over
by the wind; thus exposing them to tho fry of the cle
mens. man in the neighborhood Of the Long Bridge
was knocked down by the hail, but getting up he man
aged to stagger to place Of safety.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-11-21
9. Z. II z ~ S o N,
~ " ~. to<~ Ola Stand.

| : daily receiving. and will continue through.
l out the .rAsnu.a well selected stock OF
DRY GDODN,
ready made clothing, boots shoes, hats. caps,
hani N r" and cutlery ctr. etc whrh he r..
>pretfuy intites hi~ rriends and the puhir TO
edl nud examine. being copfl M thew will
IND quality, sttc and prices 10 suit Fer
wait 81 ro"m. there being general wish for
long Advertisements he dccliue. "A present
ennmvratng the article. on hand for sale
Bni take q peep at the good, mud inquire the
pT'ct, aud you will be well paid Tor the
trouble
tprl 1851 <o.a3 If
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THE pfapr ~'afof t.e ht'
rrHLNAxWeall resp -ifa' b
inform the pablit itai Ice -
nos prepared 10 etseu's > 4.
u,anner 81 Bsel ani = .
Printing. IN q style noi 90 be-
cseellcd hy any establish
meni IN the country lie
ha. on hard a large ig' o'
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Ia~h lHnu,
nma-k Table cloths,
Do Napkins,
Brown II llImd Crash Sc.
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Town nsds Furniture.

\ y & ) l. 1 y i.pU
DEGS % iafprm the citizens Of Marshall
- and neigaboFbaod, lat T., /. prepared Ii
make House a8d Ofioc Fafa,iuos sl all ki.d.
to order A stock aiwag, sspt on hand
Repairing, cleaning, aud vanishing neae,
executed, nnd All urdrfs prompt, attended 1.
ienfpafY lp'ni sah. 80 as iy.
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1 IL persons indebted to the late firm of
. \ Beffy q sly, either by note ~ arcannt.
wiil had their arepunt. In the hand, Of W II
Kelsey uutd the 18th October next after
~h.ch time, they vii be put 10 suit iali-gam
.naieg.
JOSEPH TAYLOR
Sept ~ 1857. If
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ards. e al sizes. superior sriiele OF Door
aap.f. besides hne bot II fooi-caP, folio posi-
sai letter paper. q very pre'iY a~-"fi'leHt on
noie paper for printing hsii tickc'S ia'''-
n8,e paper, etc., etc. iilswofA Is noio"ii SEQ
s,@rrta4 hni d. done without driay
PAMPHLETS, NthNd ~
ENN~ WA w
HAti riCKErs, hIll itt
~fuhr BILLS. UA ~ "ii'
Is iff t'hNH .ii.''' 90.
s.HI b.. q ..stsd ~ the -uuf,es' nnite.
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sanders \ Sears,
Dltlf titiIS'TS.
Successors TO meDsn,ld & Sander.

III ARE nov receiving large ~uprpIe, Of
~ fresh and genuine Drugs, oils ana
II Paints. Also superior article OF med.
iel liquors, suob ~ the very best qualiis "
CogHnr brandy Port Wine, and old l'oulbob
Mai.kr,. a. well ~ Vinegar, tine chewing
1nhac,o. Quinue, starch. and Handles, A.
And Wii eoutiuHe Ia receive large supple,
fresh from N,w Yer. snd fptladelphia, eou.
mensurair with their daily increasing deman.
1hey ha,c now on hand AND vii suun he p
receipt oi al He popular Patent Medicine,
I'rrlnmr..t-. Powders libr t4ls aud C0sm.
les. ll.r ltr-iouaiSe~, &c.. A..
T. S. White Lead and tlAss, are strict,
cash Articles 90 low prices.
AlsfrH e. -, Ms II
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Cooking Stoves.

Us + received from Cincinnati. tweut,
y Cooking Stoves different kr, aud pai
terms. Tor sale cheaper than ans heretofore
otlrFrd ia this market
J. IT, VAN HOOK
Nav Z. 81 No-36 n
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E'liL legal business eslru ,tea 60 the care or
l Barfet 81 HI and J N 3,rres. ha. been
transferred to Il J. llyur. ESQ. | shall be
ah,ea' from the State Tor several "a oniha
VI NNRRff
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earri,ee and Harness Depository.
N4sl8H, Tuas.

N4rsl4d, Tffs.
" l. are rsa receiving iafge
1e ard splendid iot of iso. tlf-
Al-E>Se uaar-. buLEIt4 with ahd WIZ
ont ton. suIa,e-. A4fles, &c, Wh.eh wr lr be
po-e h. seii rA,aH.
l,a wHI hud iass establishment 40 J.
B.u s. Co.'S }iamm'I u.ey Stable esp o..
Aatlu side Of ,aa yaaIr
! e. BELL. q. 60
M 81 - N9-S' 81
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Saddle and HARNESS shop

Near the Namsoth L,rery Stable q =
Il. Ben a. 90.
IN WE are now receiving one OF w
IS1A largest stocks Of Sadlery, liatN'N
Trunks. SaddIehags, Whips, aud maiefia' y.
the same that has ever been brought to "'
place.
We offer them yery low, aud customers ca,
have anything made IN our line to ofdeh =
short notice, and IN the latest style. tl'e =
call and eNamin, the stock
j. u. EDWARDS ~
May %. 81. No-""