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COLD silver plated pecaces eye glasses sc
focuses parifoca periscopo, paraSola rinses
experiences gives peculiar advantages selecting glasses
adapted to the eyes ofwearors t.
NJ. W. GAIT a BRO,
ga Penn avenue between Ninth Tenth streets
JanoS-u
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Proposals for Furnishing 6 ranite and GSsnfte
Work for the North Front or the
Pat MT ONCE Building.

. n 4 - "
DsPARrmKRT 1Hs lHrssscn.
Z. g.. 1.s.a at.aH Dscsmbsr ~, lo56
SEALED PROPOSALS will be department una
y the day February ~ O'Clock ~ nonn for fu
nshng such granite and granite work may pc gu'Tsd
story The efecton Of the north hons OF he fa'ea
Oficobuilding.
The bids must be in following schedule and cs
peciy the prices aters hauling drsssRg and setting Ia
clucing all The machinery and other eIpenses
Schedule. g 800 eE.
lily. Cube stone, per superficial foot. rGs4ss
Beds and hills, do do a.e 1-2
Extra cube stone, per cubic foot.
Cornce in two beds, per supsrnsiai lsot.
Blockln course, do 90
s E,.n,, 9 sn''Da'u''' g. o.
Drops 70 corace, per insn foo.
Trglypbs, encb. @t@@ t'5h'
Caps OF piasters, each. %gFPEeEH ae-r
Channels basement, ltneai foot
Window silh per superficial foot.
gfnhe equal quality that used In tho aeastruc
wings OF the building specimens Of which viii be
aure d 10 accompany bds. Sa GsEtlAl2ss
Each BIZ will sae ia what lime compIstsd
III be considered .m Others tsn those known 20 be Of thu
believed BIO fully competent TO uh In FOOD th the
unless made with the approval Of tho
Ninety per pad from time time, the work
Of Of the department charge
until the completion Of tho
and acceptance of the work by said agent. 4sE
The itself the right 20 reject accept NC
requires exclude the bids Of
good believe will not from ssy cause,
faithfully perform the CONTRACT ,i -bl rs tsEE8
Plans cnlions working drawings be exaRed
and other information Obtained application at the once Of ha
superintendent.
The proposals. department, addressed to
Office building ~ will By opened At
ocuck of the Last day named for receiving the same
81 r. McCLELLAND,
-. Secretary Of tho Inferior.
Dec I9-2awtIsFeb. Tint q Siarl ,>sfs.a
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MEMBERS or Congress and Yisrtersto Washington
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Book Store, 9th they will all hei
requirements Their stock addition TO The following
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and
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THE DAILY UNION
t, United states Mail.
Posr oyyIoE DEPAKrxKsr,

Posr oyyIoE DEPAKrmKsr,
washington d. c., January Is, 1887.
september 1851 June 30 1885, inclusive, following
wAsHEoros, and UrAH will be received the
Once Of s department un Of the 18th Of June, 1851
10 be decided BY the aoh Of Junei
CALIFORNIA
wa, 70 YIsaa no miles and bach, once fortnight
Arrive at Yreka next Wednesday by pms
Lsass yrsas every e. 0GsI her, ThSsas az
Bid. for weekly ps " y Be considered also bids to com
1851 From Pe,auma BY Bloomfield TO Tomaes IS miles and
Leave feialuma tuesday atsam; n
Leave Leave T 4 ns%a' %edn eG@' atsam
1858 Frou Paesre Genoa ca0n county, Utah. 60 niles
and back, once in Two weeks
ksays a.ss s.s Gs S9Hssy
Leave Genoa s9 every other Thursday 2, IAN;
t'ssr ssf hea.ps and
,.,,. o fortnight h s sssas q e ysa are @f
$50 miles and back twice month
Leave San Francisco at on the I'd and 10Th of each
Arrive al Humboldt Bay (Uniontown o. in 40 bonui
Leave Humboldt Bay tunionownP o. Gun and aotl
Arrive a. San francisco in 4s hours.
Proposals for III monthly aiso for weekly trips, will be con-
1885 From San Bernadno by Teon yssa aaS mile,
and hack, once in two weeks. D.. j..
leave san sa "aa svss NG be-
Leave yisaia every other Thursday nt7ami
Arrive a BeInardino Tuesday by p m. -..
Bids embracing Monte and Los Apgees win be considered
rardino Is
o57o Prem Trinidad by oeans Bar and Forks of nnnn River
tn pestvlIe iO1 miles and bach once in two weeks,
Leave Tr,nid "a every o,her Monday nj Z am:
ATuye n, BeatvIie n, II "wednesday by 6 n ms
Leave B.styiile every other Thursday al ! Q m;
Arrive At TRINIDAD ne II Saturday BY pm.
Bda 10 carry Go ayeek also bids 70 extend TO Peteye
will be considered.
Ieb77 from pnncv in Puas county 10 Nelson Point 10 miles
~ and bnck, Sbtg n week -
| Leave Uuinav Tuesday Al 4 N m
Arrive M Nelson Point by D m;
Leave Nelson Point TUESDAY al a m;
Arrive at Quincy by II a m .
Bds for more fr' quent trips will be considered.
OREGON 1HNhlFOhf!
oyas Zion, Corvallis Nv Kinn,y,s Nav,s Euoene titv
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Washington Aqueduct.

Oyrox OF THE wAsnKeros A. EDuor,
"At Est Washington March T. 1855.
PROPOSALS invited graduation masonry
DAMS tunnels and other work o. The Washinsins aguednel
that day. 7shf., IA Ef gfa. a.t ~ ar p e
prohes of'he work will be ready for
Proposals will be received for the Of particular cuver
Portions only the completed
u ~ T @ T
the prescribe the amount Of work % be done and
fhe not holding ou saciany decide when and
what works shall be stopped unit funds become available
the ten per- CONT viii e pad Of
the engineer the work has been properly executed so far has
win be made in specie checks upon United States
per and viii eoDdon of ali that the WORK
s sa e 81 @ aSs for work
the Washington Aqueduct."
should be deemed ana mako such
econsderd most conducive the of The
Every offer by signed by
q f. ri ses s s
an w tan Ss w ssod and
accompanied BY certificate the United States
Inc o 20 Engineer
parent Of War; that the snarano able make good their
Bids will opened presence Of bidders, II any them
Capt Of Engineers In charge,
FORM or GUARANTEE
To Capt NJ. c. Meiss, U. .. Rasineers.
~ me United
they VIII Within ten days after the Of Tie said bid
contract for the with good and sufficient surees
under Which K msse nns IN case the
goes he Se y s
the next lowest bidder.
oaisn'd' r.s asa. S aB
thereby certify that knowledge belief the
above named gunranors are good aud sufficient
Mar s~tsawishMaysIswu d
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. SO Wall street, w. "
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, 4 Co,
Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD 4 co,
n Austin Friarr, London
B. q. WAINWRIGHT h co..,

The Of bcse ships will accountable for god
eulhon specie, jewey, precion metals unless n
fading signed therefor and value expressed
Nav
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Ph.Iadsiphia, Niagara, and Great Wesssrn Line.

PhsIadsiphia, Niagara, and Great Wesssrn Line.
PASSENGERS depot Philadelphia Read
ing Railroad Company BROAD and Vine srests) daily ~
q. IN.
Fare to Chicago $40 90
4
niagara ~
W
Freight trains the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Depo
BROAD and Cherry etree daily Chicago and intermediate
points, have made which
........ --..... JOHN TUCKER, President
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad ComHgy.
Feb l6-dif E.E,tH -#.t.s #h aI as.t'.a :. I'D
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"Should suld acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought to MINI,
Should anld acquniBiatice be forgot,
nj ,A. - L..


And never brought to min,
a. .. Should aild acquaip,ance be forgot,
ra.r And days o. auld lang syne.n #.rs -ta.a.
The members senior class ofe ending In June 1893
the junior class OF THE chilling In Jne, 1882 the Sophomore
class Of the ending Id june 1881 the Freshman
ending in June $780, hereby requested assemble in
Washington D. CT by the third OF March, A. D. 1887
brighten the links Of The chain ofovs and friendship which
tide entirely exchange In their
lives greeting and sympathy and 10 lament the nnime Date Of
OF their promising cOmpecrs.
preliminary meeting selfappoinied will
held the first Monday September A. d. 1885, the United
States HOTEL Chestnut trtween Fourth and Fifth
which those members Of several classes TO whom may be
venien invited when necessary will
adopted to secure a. full attendance possible
In the mc those whom this notice addressed will he
good enough furnish tho comise BY mail with
their respective post Offices. w eLh ne s
of Trenton N. j., Chairman Of Committee.
u ALEXANDER @. HART, M. D., ft.is.a
OF Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LIGHTNER.
ofLencaser, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLETON,
OF Winston, Allegheny Co., Nd,
SAMUEL P. RICHARDS, =.
of Ba!sto Iron and Glass Works, N. j.,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON, t"l
X ...3 n|s, ,aa. Of Montgomery county, Maryland,
ftarr
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PosT oyToE DEPARTMKHT,
Washington, D. c., January 49, 1857.
PROPOSALS for conveying
September 30 1885, Inclusive, following
routes in the Stale OF ard hs Territories Of oRE
WARRINGTON and UTAH. will be received the Contract
Once OF ns department until Of the 18th Of June, 1887
20 decided by the a0ih Of Junei
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pARIAIAN GOHSIP.

FBy MaiAEon, correspondent Of the y Y Times
ApARIsIAN WOMAN sTRASGLEDiNAN AN EAs.
TENN HAREM
The late we'll known Turkish Min
lister at Paris, Vely Pasha, now gov
ernor of one OF the Turkish provinces,
has Just instituted against the lmds,
pendencs Beige, for libel, in the pub
lication of statement which incrim-
mates that gentleman in the crime oi
murder. The charge is, that when
Vely Pacha left Paris, eighteen months
ago. he took with him Paris lotette,
who had been for some time a tavorlte
for his Turkish Highness. Arrived
in his new residence, the Partisan
beauty was placed in the harem, and
for while the governor paid little at
tention to this part fthe establishment
owing to the active duties which the
organization OF his new government
required. But, all at once, he found
there was trouble in the harem, and
making observations for few days,
he discovered that his Christian impor-
tation had been teaching European
customs to her sisters in bondage, and
that the sacred precincts had been de
filed by other male feet than his. In
fact, the before quiSt and submissive
harem was now in open rebellion
TO save the honor OF his household,
there was no other resource lett but
the time-honored custom OF strangling
his victim, placing her ina sack, ami
throwing her into the Bosphorous,
which was done. At least the girl is
missing, and tina. is the explanation o
the Independence on the subject. We
will see how this journal snstains the
charge,
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THE DAILY GAZETTE.

Solp.-Wc yesterday heard ofprac-
tical Joke perpetrated, which, in the
dullness of the times, ii not for its in
trinsic excellence, is worthy OF being
recorded 1.-The parties to this transac-
tion we shall designate as Ben and
Tom.
It is proper. for a better understand
ing of the joke, to intimate that the
former speculates, to moderate de-
gree. in bivalves--and right good bi
Valves they are too!--and it is not
necessary to say what the letter does,
farther than he is as fast as the loco
motive and pet train which be sweals
by, Eand withal great wag. The
story runs that Ben had taken coun-
terfeit So bill, and not relishing such
dead capital, he conceived the idea OF
giving it to Tom, who was a rollick-
ing fellow and could make it "ger
lang" ifanybody could According
ly, he approached the contemplated
dispensing medium one day, when the
following conversation ensued:
81 say, Tom, here's pretty good
counterfeit three. lfyou'li pass it I'll
divide"
"Let's see the plaster" said Tom.
and after examining it carefully, put
it in his vest pocket, remarking, Its
an equal division, dollar and a hall
eaohi'
"Yes," said Ben. "All right, +"
said Tom, and he sauntered Oft.
A few minutes afterwards he quiet
ly stepped into the office Of his friend
Ben, purchased a can of oysters for
81 SO, lays down the So bill in pay
ment for them. Tie clerk looked at
the bill rather doubtingly, when his
suspicious were Immediately calmed
by Tom. who told him "that there was
no use looking, for he had received
that bill from Ben himself not ten
minutes since" OF course the clerk,
with this assurance, assurance lmme-
diately torked over the 81 50 change,
and with this deposit aud the can oil
oysters, Tom left.
Shortly afterwards he met Ben, who
asked him ''if he had passed the bill. =
"Oh yes," said Tom, "here's your
SHARE" at the same time passing over
the dollar and half to Ben.
That night, when Ben made up his
cash account, he was surprised to find
the same old counterfeit 80 bill in the
drawyer. Turning to his locum
tenens. he asked. "Where did you
get this cursed bilii Didn't you know
L was counterfeit"
why" exclaimed the other; Tom
gave it to me, and suspected it was
.fshy, but he said he had just received
it from you, and therefore took it:
The whole thing had penetrated the
wool of Ben, and with a apeculiar grin,
he muttered "Sold," and charged the
can Of oysters TO profit and loss ac-
count.-M. Rep.
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+ Glu haze
fecsiyiA o.
fey were ta
81 0~.
|sils kays,
|nslsllu,s
td cob, ~.
fsd fAsaas
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fl0a1.
I Issiiindias ~ 81;
y. ,sonpisss
s alls AID d.
,o'ss We 90,
,ie., Balldlar,
~ Tern, VI
imaasLas.
At very d.
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~" open 10
De elea,sdI.
Fi.fs ~ ppi,@
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The SECRET OF Coop LuoK.--There
is nothing like courage in misfortune.
Next to faith in God, and in his over
ruling Providence, a mans faith in
himself is salvation. 1t isthe secret oil
all power and success. 1t is the secret
of good luck, SO called. 1t makes a
man strong as the pillared iron, or
elastic as the springing steel. Ii
opens the gate Of enterprise and wealth
And while others bow to chance and
accident, he makes chance and acci-
dent bow to him; and he moulds them
to his purpose and harnesses them to
the car of his fortunes.
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Doats aao sDOss.
THE SMNE TRADE

HAYINGiacresss oar iacltllss f5r Iaaaaraesnr.
Ing and dealing ia HooLs Shoes aud Eeather, the
ladersigned s1eeessors 70 s T., Dawson h Co.. oHer
20 he citizens ofbavenpsr AID ycimts greater In
i1FemeHts than EVER 70 buy their oats aHd Shoes
them. Oug retail sto4r leraater viii always coz.
tain every description Gf gou6a wanted by sha peaye
We also arc making eRIaasIEa preparations feF
Wbeiesaleng Boots asd Shaca. and va iGNita sour.
rs dealers 10 cali aud cxaHlusaur sl9ts and prices
asia e IstefaiAai,J1 70 5s5 Dl gt z2J1 tsEls a.
.Bsy ca De purcaaasdia 81. Jeuis or Chiesga.
DAWSON. GAfGf,S n 20. "
actE5 gf&a8 sf. 3 door from 90.
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A Bet uoNoRABLY PAID.-Durin9
the late Presidential canvass a younS
gentleman in this vicinity, OF thirty
years and over, proposed to a fair
one" Of his acquaintance, that they
bet on the result of the erection. The
terms OF the bet we're that she should
take her choice of her candidates, and
pledged herself on his success, and he
would stake himself on the success OF
the other. She accepted the proposal
and made choice OF Fremont as her
candidate. The forfeiture was paid, a
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EsE,ALEAE. F.yrEsEroCs \ ra,kgaN

n 4
What Dyer's Healing Embr1csticn is,
II perfect R4ia Destroyer and iHFaiuaois r "a
sdy for the ot kheumatis. Cuts, @uaats fain il
liz side Back and limits uHlDat7 sore Ar0sfi Barns
calls, swslIiags AEue, Cramp. Psiss, &c FOR Cuts
and Wounds II is superior 70 sg ether PREPARATION. II
will Afford immediate relief ia tesld# - uur.s 4E iof
Pains Feas in aty part gf tie System 4li give
certain reticg in YeEy slIgrt TIME
Used internally 1t IS IF tha r1rat TsauHhs T9aa
ias for cramp u 50 gsl ~ ess1, ~ iE4, y 2gfe-
in tie SIDE fafoat chest aEd stomach. TOT sicA
headache nsusa sickness, Taeualst OF any
terna weakness caused by al or strain. II POSSESSES
.Ootaing, healing ana paiEteztraysE properties bDe-
qualed py aly 5Eaeg Apsuua medicine, and We AaEe
never known t 20 Eai Ia atssst tu EcgFssa 81 tAs
abose NAMED diseases,
What has Dysr'a Healing Ealbsoeati3a d3ns'
woDd=Td. tdsez.i Il ia xnDuas7s=y ElyTssz ASIAN
lard 1asIlcne suT remedy aad gsfaal palaees
for rheumatis, eat. v'9Ui is taras sea4ss, ietaag5,
throat pliss fto7sa clidP2Jts th4.ef V a 6hei-
c, aysentary. and UEEsrous STEER i- AGd a8its ~
paPnlalify IS uHiag s ils eNs 5aEassC a5eff once
more ana T9ors popular, sAtlg THH4-s 5tblc
cu DAY uY lay. All T5-ls a 5EFs IaTHr zt5 tHlS
great reneiy fJr ait soFl ru aaou as qlefo5taiu
Balm Tor Every wouRa
nysr doahus yocaton has aeiSrs3 az HEnsss g.
teHGsd celebrity Hea cla1sa. ls 5tIrsE saHid5,
culs, burns BRUISES sC.,ids +ia4s sst esE-
,si md internal ga5n i a glfE eaf5aa "a rga seen
tiheaIiy prepar and awaEs pfe8srTuE tie sssine
strength nad qGalty, il is Used FA @ sfeatsss ron"
Ienes BY sll claSses and hzs baeJnt- 50 un3VaGatg
known thatit Heets asTdIy be aae ia pHbla1 print
A Sure Remedy for Eilss,
he Fles,a most ustrcsstnE s9r e!int Is I1HTs Frs7
lspt thau is generally suppcsi 4F Is attended wA lI
!am8natou, small tugnpTs ~ tas 5ereFskity OF sasea
MAKE their appearance, 5 aaessr5a4yly liufa which
/. impossible 10 resist scfAtEtin and tbs oaiy pres
-ut relief 10 he desire b tear tie skla 81, This
disease il dangerous UBt extremely HuqieasaDt-
clerks and those Of ssdsnt8ry habits are Hn1stsubee
70 this maIady, Let all afflicted tET Dyegs Healing I'm
,rocation aud warrant taiaeatiy " relief All
sstua cure Many troublesome cases Of this complaint
have been rsaiied by the use q sjs reat 'siins.
We can present fact up0E fact n CONFEDERATION II this
.tacraent and thousands liE ess5sgon4 70 the grsat
| value of this AikHeaaE Paaaesa-
No Stain Laft,
The ease With which Dysrs Healing F1ahraeatan q
4ppiisd the absence Of sBy vee oily substance II
ts coaposition its periggt aeAtHsEs, lowing no stau
Jpan the dress or ska, agreeable Oi0r rs pTemptnn
sin ana edeaciJ.is eiesa, runGtr % tbs mast Esiaa
BE and caeapes. edIgne that bp used. Tie SeBu
me has the ias siniie ul ba proprietor signature
A. II. FIELD, Er0psatar, FroVtisnes, .. I,
Sold Ia Rock Island aRd Davenport ~ HlMEs &
| ,IIPpINGER; in Chiat.o by PESIpS & ROM AsUN
:. 1 u N-ltLi LiEELN L.Lla 1s.,.dl
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NOTICE.

INHE par rtoershp heretofore existing under name
of Dawson Griggs Co. 10 this day dissolved BY nu-
sual consent, Msrs b. Dawson retiring from the con-
earn The business will hereafter be conducted ~ the
underslgusd under the name and style of Dawson,
argSs Co., who will settle all claims sssinH tne eaa
arm. (noy29) >. y. g1WsvN,
Davenport, Iowa, NSv Nbo " D. dh4Ss'
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Stopfs.
BUY YOUR STOVES

WTHRRE viilaIways Be found one Of The best a 3.
w sortmsnts Of Stoves, Tin Plate, Sheet Iron
Wire, Jspsnned Ware, Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper
Warsin this city. Among his assortmsDtof
5 T. OV l. :
are the ,celsbieted Cilmax and Charter oaE Cook
Stoves, coal or wood; af % full and piete as
sortment Parlor, Box nd Heating Stoves, Eieyats3 )
Oven Stoves, and many other patterns too namer.
Gus to mention. Our motto 10, Quick Sales and
Small Profits Good work, all warranted or no aals;
One dollar lis dollar rned; and BY cali ns
at this Stove Store yon will II and get just Al
good an article - II any other house.
Particular attention paid 10 House Roofing Spout
ing and Job Work in general out Of good I'm and
stock hoping 10 receive . share OF the public pat
r0nsge by Iris motto: "Qaick Sales and Small
Profits fsep6) u. L.. HORNE.
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HOUSE, SIGN AND 0RNAMENTAL PAINT
= IH0. PAPER HANGING, ETC.

s@ i specially announce TO his
R1fhends that he will contn us the
asoye business In all Its branch
es At th S6Id sand Perry Street., between Second
aud Third Streets.
His long experience Ia the above business war
rsLts him In assu riag his patrons full sausfaston In
ANY work that may Be entrusted to him.
Paints OF all coiors prepared and ready for ase--
Glass of all szes, putty, 10, for e.le.
tuiv 4, ,s6 AR JAMES DONNRL,
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StOCeS, stores,
MULTIPLIED By STOVES,

AND THE ANSWEh II STOt ES!
LTHOUGH We cannot keep on hand some 2UeC
IA or 3OOO Stoves, come sfour nexhbors, the
are, We sell 70 cheap and so good article Of
Stoves that 1t becomes dmeuit to supply ts de-
maad new supply Of freight cars have srriye3
our arrangementss SO as TO be able ts supply .ac
dems ads Of all, bs the sane MORE OK LESS.
So after looking around among all the GONE
HoRSE' Stove shops In this city, TO no purpose,
coneto
aaaa Tvitehsll Gillett's,
The only Stove Emporium In the west, and buy
Stove a. sis stous. In our prices, for cheapness,
we defy all competition--evsry article Uarrsated,
md If not satsfactoYy, we refund the money. Among
our assortment may be found the celebrated
Forest Oak, for wood or Csal; the Climax;
BlAek Diamond. for coal; Ths Kineoof
Stoves and Governor, elevated ovens.
All kinds Of Parlor, Once and Heating stoyes.--
Tin and Copper Ware on hand a. all times, Roof
inx, Jobbine, &c. done 10 order.
Brady Street, nearly opposite the P. ..
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