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OFFICIAL.

III
~ TREASURY DEPARTMENT, June 9Th, lsSe.
Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals Will
he received at this Department until Monday. the
twentieth day of June instant for the issue Of any
PORTION or the whole Of FIVE millions Of dollars IN
Tr asury notes IN exchs nge for the gold coins ri the
I nited States deposited with the Treasurer Of the
United States, the Treasurer Of the Mint at Phia-
delphia. the Treasurer Of the Branch Mint at New
Orleans, or the Assistant Treasurers al Boston,
New York, Charleston, or 81. LOUIS, within one
week from the acceptance Of the proposals, under
the authority Of the acts Of Congress OF sd Decem
Der, 1857. and 81 March. 1850
Such Treasury notes will he issued upon the
ceipt hero Of certificates Of deposit 30 the credit of
the Treasurer of the United Stats with either of
those officers. They will he made payable to tho
order oi such bidder bidders shall agree to
make such exchange at the lowest rate Of interest,
not To exceed six per centum per annum, snd will
carry such rate of interest from the date Of the
thcate OF deposit. The proposals must state the
rate of interest without condition and without ref
erence to other BIDS and contain other fractional
rates than one fourth, one half three fourths OF
one per centum. One per ceptum Of the sum offered
to he exchanged must he deposited with one Of the
Treasury officers before mentioned, whose certif
cate of such deposit must accompany each proposal
as security for its fulhlment. NJ the offer is not ;.
cePted, Immediate direction will he given to return
such deposit. Should any proposal be found incon-
slstent with the acts OF Congress, or this notice. Il
will not he considered.
All proposals under this notice must be sealed M
and inscribed on the outside cover, Proposals fo
Treasury Notes." They will he opened at this De
partment at twelve O'Clock m, of said twentieth
| day Of June instant. HOWELL COBB,
Je 10 dtJuneD Secretary of the Tr, asury.
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PAYING OFF THE CREW OF THE FRIGATE MIN
NEsoTA AT BOsTON.-The Boston Advertiser, Of
the It'll inst, says:
The crew of the frigate Minnesota, numbering
CURED being over Sig, 900, in sums varying from
500 to 800. The gates were closed, and none
but those connected with the navy ward were al
lowed to enter until the men were paid off The
crowds outside the walls was large The streets
were hanked with hacks and boarding house run
ncrs. Several philanthrOpic individuals Were in
side the yard, and as the sailors entered impaired
wise counsel and encouraging words to save them
from the pitfalls which surround them. The
crew as whole are noble set of fellows John
Bowies, one of their number, lost the use of his
right hand in practising with the guns and his
ShIpmates contribut ed $40 to his relief Another
named George CUNNINGHAM, now at the Chelsea
Hospital, under treatment for an liberated ieu
was presented with purse Of $500 from the fire
men S gang"
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GEORGETOWN CORPORATION LAWS,

hksoLUTIoN to provide for the expenses of the
poor and workhouse for the first quarter of 1859
and for other purposes.
hsSofrsd by the Board Of AIierBieh mud Board NJ
common CoHHcu Of the Corporation Of Georg.totcn,
nat The sum of five hundred and ninety. Gig ht
collars ana tWentythrce cents he. and the same ia
hereby appropriated, to defray the expenses of the
poor ana workhouse for the first quarter of 1850;
payable to the order of the Trustees and TO be by
them accounted for by proper vouchers
htSofred further, That from and after the first
day OF April, 1859. the accounts and vouchers of
the Trustees shall be rendered quarterly as here
matter provided
ReSoired Further That il shall be the duty of the
Trustees to render the said quarterly returns in &C
cordance with the forms herewith presented which
forms shall be filed by the Clerk Of the CORPORA.
ton for their guidance.
ReSo!red JUTfhsr, That the Superintendent is
hereby required at the end Of each and every
month, from April, 1853, inclusive to furnish the
1t">ifts with return in accordance with tn,
form herewith presented, 10 be filed as above
showing the amount and kind Of supplies for the
Inohtn' ana the average number Of inmates; and
also, monthly statement as Der form sbowin,,
the daily receipts for the month and the sonrrss
from whence they are derived. which statement
S sr accompany the quarterly account of the
hsSoirtd FURTHER, That no purchase be made
ave on the written requlstion of the Trustees or
one OF The Board TO be authorized and then
only upon sealed bids from at least three persons
except such miscellaneous articles as from the
nature OF the purchases, they may see fit specif-
caIy 10 exclude by written authority TO the Super
ResO!rsd further, That all acts and parts Of acts
inconsistent with the provisions hereof he, and
the same are hereby, repealed.
Approved May :, 1853
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u The butchers of New Orleans nav IN the
city S25O,'S0 in market fees every year
IL New York Jerry DiddIer'; has re-
Gently swindled Mobile merchants to the tune OF
S50,GO0. o ~
H., A State temperance convention has been
cdIied 10 meet at Jackson. Mich, on the 18th
inst, to perfect the organization throughout the
State. WY
IL An exhibition Of fine arts, open to artists
OF all nations; is announced to take place at Geneva
In August.
IL Herr Eugen Adam, from Munich known
ny his representations of former Italian wars has
gone to the Austrian headquarters, to take part in
the campaign as battle painter
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MIAMI LASDS.-A copy of the original list of
Miami reservations under the treaty of June,
1884, has been transmitted by communications
of llth June, 1853, by the acting Commissioner
of the General Land Office to the register and
receiver of the land Office at Lecompton; and
those officers have been notified that said list
was approved by the Secretary of the Interior
on the 10th of April, 1859, and that from and
after that date all the lands in the Miami ces.
sion not embraced in said list become a part of
the public domain, and consequently liable to
settlement under the presumption laws.
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INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT LANDS OF FLORIDA
certified list of 81, SO9 Is acres of land i'm the
NewmanSville district, approved to the State
by the Secretary of the Interior under the pro.
visions Of the Sth section of the act Of 4tb Sen.
TENDER, 1871, has just been transmitted to the
Governor Of the State of Florida, by the acting
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
These lands are selected by the State in part
satisfaction of the internal-imrrovement grant
by Congress of 800 900 acres, under the act
above mentioned, the proceeds from the sale OF
which land by the State 60 to make up the
trust fund of the State for internal improve
ment purposes.
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u The New York Herald of yesterday morn
ing contains the cards Of Mr.. III. Halsey and his
attorney in reply to that of Mrs Deane on the pre-
vlous day. They deny that he was absent from
the funeral Of his wife, as alleged by Mrs. Deane
and that his whereabouts is now unknown. as also
alleged by her On the contrary, they state that
MI. halsey can be seen at any time and place de-
sired They also express dissatisfaction with the
want OF thoroughneSs Of the coroner's investiga
tion.
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TO HOUsEKEEPERs AND OTHERS.

3p-LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTn
BY Purchasing your Wood of
" a PAINTER, at the Red Sign at the neuv
ONCE, CORNER of 9TH and Canal streets, opposite
IL You will not only be sure of full measure.
but you VIII get your Wood Sawed in D q or 1
pieces, and Split-f1E any sIze desIred, ~ VI
~ FIFTY cents per cord cheaper than il in soI,l
from my other place in this city. - o0'O
III HIS Wood is of the Best Quality,l
Best Quality.{ LII
III He has the biggest Carts and Boxes.l
IL The biggest Pine Knot Split for
kindl,ug Wood,I IN
kindling Wood III
III All delivered Free of CHARGE
Free of CHARGED LII
HI NOTICE. III IL the above does not show how
10 get HI Rich e III 1t shows where to get your
IL Moneys Worth. IN O.
:. NOW please call at the above once ilPapd try
H.LI You will get quarter Of a cord Of the best
for for 81; pieces for 81 ia3s; pieces Sla5 or the
sls2; or the best Hiciosy. pisces Plecss
Si15 pieces o. All other parts of cord at same
Orders left at 8. W.K. Handy's, opposite Will
ARDS or at VIM; Ballenty nes, zee nth street:
or q Pages wharf at the foot of7th ST. promptly At
Tended 70. Ohce removed to the north side OF the
bridge corner Of 7th and Canal Streets The ,nonev
70 cSSompsny the order or Be ready when the fuel
teH A.PAYNTER, ct Pages Wharf.
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TIE ARCrIc.-This steamer, which had be-
come unit tor naval service, has been recently
purchased Of the Navy Department by the
Lighthouse Board. 1t is the design of this
board to have it converted into life boat, and
anchored to warn mariners of Rattle-snake
Shoals, near Charleston, South Carolina.
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II From the photographers and publishers.
Messrs Bryant q Smith, we have six Photographic
tstereoscopic) views of scenes in and about Wash.
ington, which, for excellence Of execution. are
quite equal to the best French stereoscopc views.
They consist of representations of the Patent Office
ashlnGton Monument, Jackson Statue. White
House, Capitol extension, least front,) and the
Tomb Of Washington. They are for sale by Frank
lin PhilD
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" A letter from Mr. George ID. Prentice, of
the Louisville Journal, who was much talked of
Tor nomination to Congress in the place of
Humphrey Marshall, declined, was read to the
late nominating convention, in which he says:
seat In Congress would by no means be
agreeable to me, and am very sure that should
not al all suit the place. do not want il; could
not accept without sacrifice of feeling like
my present place, and if my political friends are
duties, let them signify this by not asking me TO
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II The New York Sun says that Barnum has
been badly hoaxed. He thought, after a six
months effort in Paris, that he had obtained the
corpse Of Napoleon Bonaparte, which he designed
efhioiung, but 10, upon opening the box contain.
ing IL, on Friday, instead Of Napoleon one of tie
homeiest Egyptian mummies ever imported pre-.
sen'ed ITSELF The body snatchcrs had deceived
him.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Surgeon Samuel Barring
ton has been ordered to the Naval Hospital,
in place of Surgeon Pinckney detached and
ordered to the San Jacinto. Sailmaker Her
bert has been detached from the philadelphia
Navy Yard, and ordered to the frigate Con-
Gress. Sailmaker LOzier has been ordered to
the Philadelphia Navy Yard
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CHANGE OF NAMEs.-The chartered vessel:
OF the Paraguay expedition recently purchased
for the Navy, have had their names changed
by order of the Navy Department, as follows
viz The Westernport to the Wyandott, Mem.
phis to the Mystic, NJ. w. Chaplin to the Ann
costa, Caledonia to the Mohawk. Atlantic tc
the SumDter
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" The Newport (R- ~ News says that the
maroon OF that city, so celebrated both for its ready
accessibility at all times and its security of hor-
age Is gradually filling mp. The cause Of this
the News attributes to the wash of the streets
through the sewers, and the throwing overheard
of ashes and cinders from the vessels in mort
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IL Fhe steamboat John 6. Layton exploded
on Thursday last, about forty miles from Savan-
nah, Ga Master James Strobhard was killed
nVe white and five colored persons were missing f,
and several of the crew and passengers severely
Injured
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IL The North German Lloyd's steamship New
York sailed from New York on Saturday for
Bremen, via Southampton, with lls passengers.
Among the passengers is DR.. F. James, Of Wash
ingtOR city.
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UTThe Wisconsin Patriot talks of "a qKe,y
case of seduction" We had supposed that most
cases OF seduction were rather ''qHesr,' and some
sf them funny.
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SrsrESDED.-In consequence of the approach
OF the sickly season, the Lighthouse Board
nave been notified that the work of building
lighthouse at Jupiter Inlet, Florida, will
necessarily have to be suspended
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A ELLINGTON RETREAT.
"A JACOB POWERS A. 60 Pro,

ELLINGTON RETREAT
"A JACOB POWERS d CO., PRoPRIEroRs
rms summer Retreat offers to the public the most
desirable resort ne ar the District, being . A
ing ton or Georgetown. IiiHE
The propriet0rs have erected a spacious Pavf1I1,.
on by - feet dining, dressing, dancing and
ment rooms, which are surrounded by beantiful
groves, anu amply supplied with pure water.
PaTtes visiting this retreat can, at oil times he
furnished with every facility for Banning Fishing
La.der VIII at al times be found supplied with ev
A good wharf ia now bein1 ar.o,oa ..
Espys ship, for the accommodation of visitors
from w Washington, and Boats will at ali times he
Iound 20 convey visitors TO and from the etreat
Tree OF charge except whentis occupied by pic MICS
Clubs and other parties who wish the exclusive
night 81 the grounds can make satisfactory arranre
m1nts by call ling on II Proprietors
lie AS, ''O'NSN'
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LOST AND FOUND.

II OST-On this CTuesday) morning ON N s,,ao,
= n3Tth, between 81 and the BlahensEurs road \
~ MD r CONTAINING the LOUNGES for a dress The
hnoer VIII r. ceIye the thanks Of the owner and a
suitable wri 10y leaving 1t at No. 40 18th street
e. kEWARD.-LoSt.a small black and white
"" DOG, with long hair. curled tail anr - \
Pu nose. Answers to the name of Boz Il 10y
BONN. The above reward will be rai,Sn
IL ieit at no. i"S New York avenue, near 18th ct
TAKEN UP-A GRAY MARE. Hind =, So
TIght eye, Tor trespasslug on my prem ~
les, The owner is requested To CONS for IN
her away. ~
Je4-St- GEORGE BENYER.
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The Constitution treats upon the "Conslst-
ency" Of the Opposition; says, in reply to
misrepresentation of Washington correspond
ent, that Howell Cobb, of Houston, who sup
ported Hugh L. White for the Presidency in
1886, is not the present Secretary of the Treas
ury; ard gives, with comment, a list of the
persons composing the new British Cabinet.
The InteiiigcHceT defends, at length, the
recent decision Of Secretary Cas-, to the effect
that naturalization in this country would not
exempt natives of France from military service
in that country, in the case of those who volun-
tarily repair thither.
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REMOvED.-The declension of Mr. Erasmus
j. Middleton, yesterday, to be again a candi-
date for the secretaryship of the Board of Alder
men, was virtual removal-it being known
that a caucus had determined to substitute an
other in his stead. Mr.. Middleton held the
position for twenty-eight years, in all which
timo no complaint had been made in any quar-
ter against the manner in which he has dis
charged any of its duties. A more valuable
servant or officer the public never had, as all in
Washington know we'll. We entertain no IA
vor " the custom of frequently changing the
incumbents in clerical Offices whether of the Ma
ton, State, or City; and more especially do we
deprecate the policy of removing such secreta-
ry as Mr.. Middleton has been for twenty eight
years past, to the end of making u place for
any one else.
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NAVAL ORDER.-COmmander John W. Liy-
ingston has been ordered to the command of
the receiving ship at Boston, vice Commander
Stoddard, detached, (sick)
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The WEArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institu ion
The time Of observation is about Z o'clock:
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EIFTH ANNUAL EXCURSION
uF
Waugh Chapel Sunday School.
EsI-,S
EkNKET -

THIS school takes pleasure in ANNOUNCING q" the
friends and patrons that they wall
give their Animal ENcnTsIon ou ~ n
WEDNESDAN,J June I'D. down tia sx.Esxzz.<3s
river Ia Fort Washington.
The boat Thomas Collyer having been chattsre o.
Tor the pOranSa will leave her WHAT foot ot 7th y
at Is and B'sgden's wharf, Navs Nard, ats oclrck
a.
The Music will be Vocal aud Instrumental
As ON former OCCASIONS, a pleasant tame - ante
Ipated.
Tickets ~ cents: Children IS capt,-to he had =,
Shepherd Bookstore. corner 5th aud ID street.
MorrieonS Ia. avenue. of tho children, aud Al tHs
Boat.
10 ~ 80 THE EnNATlrTII-
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KxCURs1oTs. &c.
A FTERNOoN AND MOoNLI6HTE,

AFTERNOON AMP sIS SSSoNLlShrENcuR-
The Chou of the Ninth tire Methods, Pro,a.,
ant Church will have sn Excursion
down the Potomac on THURSDAY. Ee&A
June I6th, on the steamer Thomas t91frfsztts
Coyer. lenvine Georgetown st 2 o'clack: foo, a,
7th street. Washington. 1t IS minutes o. o'ri,,et
and touch ~ Alexandria going and returBlns
Choice Vocal Music viii add to the eutert,,,
ment.
Refreshments furnished At city prIneS.
No children taken un.e accompaDIed nv ru,,
dams. - N"'
Tickets 50 cents; children c5 ccn,s-to 10 b.d al
Douglas Moore. opposite Avenue House, nh stree,
9TH street: sno n the Boat 40 "a ,,
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INDIAN AFFAIRS IN TEXAs.-SOmetime since
the State of Texas ceded to the United States
certain tracts of country for Indian purposes,
which were afterwards colonized by the Gen.
ersl Government as Indian Reserves. 1t seems
that in consequence of the Camanche difficult
ties of that region, general prejudice has
been excited against all red men, and the quiet
Indians inhabiting these reserves have often
been accused of committing depredations,
which were wholly attributable to the ma
rauding Camanches. Notwithstanding the In
dian Office, in conjunction with its agents in
that State, has exerted their utmost efforts to
remove every possible cause for irritation,
they have been unable to prevent a collision,
as intelligence has been received at the Indian
Office, from the Brazos agency that a serious
skirmish had taken place on the sd ut.
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TRUNKS Of every description made at tho
Southern Trunk Factory lg9 7th street onno
hit' Odd Fellows Hall. "a ItpR o-
SWINDLING QUACKS.
SSAu Il0N !-t}usc Is their Books. CordiaIs
buchn; Hospitals, Instruments or Rings -shun
them all, and, ifdsro ed 10 oft bv my expe fence
write inr NV private Circular on
M, SPERMATOR RHtEA ITS CURE
WIN stamp enclosed, address, in perfect conf
denee. your friend. former sufferer. merely super
scrIbing Box 116, CharestOwn, Mass
S-DSWIy
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP

TIE MISSION TO PARIs.-We place little
confidence in the rumors that the Hon. John
Slidell, of Louisiana, is about to succeed Judge
Mason as the American Minister to France,
because knowing that he has repeatedly de-
clined the position, which, it has been long
understood, he could have had at any moment
since the accession Of the present Administra-
ton. Mr.. Slidell has at least eight years
longer to serve in the Senate of the United
States, a position which no gentleman has of
late years given up to accept aught in the way
of public employment save the Presidency or
Cabinet portfolio. Wcregret that Mr.. Slidell
has declined the Presidents solicitations in
this connection, because sincerely believing
that Of all American statesmen he is best fitted
to protect the interests of the United States at
Paris in the present juncture of European
affairs. This opinion we know to be generally
held by the public men of the country, all OF
whom are aware that he is a gentleman of great
ssgacity experience, caution and nerve, and
that he possesses precisely the attainments most
required in an American Minister to France, in
these particular times.
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A GOOD TINE FOR THE MILLION.
no: FOR ARLINGTON SPRINGS.
THE GREATEST TREAT OF THE sEAso,
go

The First Grand Pic Mic az the NARAGANSET
CLUB, No. I. VI Georgetown, vail
he given ~ the sh,ve Popular place SNA
uf resort on FRIDAY, June Irth
popular Band hss been engaged for the ,cr,
SION, and the managers pledge themselves 90 snsrs
no palns 10 render Il time Of pleasure and EMO,
mont Ia those who mas accompany them
The proceeds are Co he devoted exclustyel, IN 4.
benevolent purpose.
Coaches viii leave the usual place IN washIng
ton and connect with tho packet boat ri, ing Clnpd
which will ma e tIip % the Springs ever hour
starting from The Msrket house Bridge.
Ilckets can be had At Butler =, 10th street; Slmp
son House. 10th street and Pa. avenue; and Ben
ter washington city; and ~ the following place,
" Georgctown: Sothoion's Drug Store, corner sl
Bridge and Potomac. streets; VIM. Haze's, BeaI
street; A. Glles's. Beall street; Baruaru's Drug
Store, corner Bridge AID Hish streets; NJ nupel's
MARKET Space; A. ROdier, White House Hot /. and
AZ CoAs Cornucopla, corner Of Market Space aud
Canal, where parties Will find a pleasant storpins
pace Mhil9 waiting for the BoAt.
Tue Boats start At o'clock a IN.
III A meeting Of the Club will be held AZ the
usual pisce ON "Wednesday evening the I5ta inst
to complete arrangements. By order of the
lc ~ 81 GRANn SArHEM
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- CHALLlE DE LAINS.
have on hand a city ASSOC mont in LADIES'
DRESS GOODS, Which Will row sell at prime
cost FOR C sh such as i"'
Fine Organdie Lawns,
Barge Robes,
Pain COlorei Bareges,
Fine Printed JacOnets
81 pieces Printed Lawns at 10 cts per yard,
81 pieces better quality at IL. cts
je last A. l.. NEWTON No 5oI 9Th g,
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OUR NAME Is OUR MOTTO.

The members OF the GOOD WILL, CIUB hes
ave To inform their numerous
Trends and the public generally that EsJS6tzN
Arlington Springs ON MONDAY, June 2ath Tins
being the oldest and best eSta hshed Club IA WASH
nEton ~ - sincerely hoped that their friends and
patrons will extend Co them liberal share Of Their
patronage.
=, a superior CotIllon Band has been engaged fof
the occasion.
extra Line ot OuInibuses has also been engaged
70 insure the safety and comfort of ciy hIends
corner =" I'm street and Pa av, and the foot 81 tho
The packet ho,t Flying Cloud has also been en-
gagged Tor the benefit oi 0uT G. urgetoWu friends no
may WISH y" pNtclrats IN tho pleasure of TIE day.
fare.
Tickets FIFTY CENTS, admitting = gentle
- ~
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- BARGAINSm
NOW offered IN all kinds of DRY GOODS, prc-
IatnLy TO charging and otherwise improving my
H. adj in pursuit of any article of FANCY
oTSTAPl DRY GOODS will plG ase give me a
where. T. NEvTnN
lie f-U No. 52I Seventh ST
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NOTICE TR A V LIE S.-SOTTHE TERN
~ TRUNK FACTORY-IIavIug com ar1 = :,
m nsiSt the manufacture with Yx
Immediate Supervision, | am prepared 10 furnish
Mays ers with better and cheaper article than the
Northern Trunks sold by others in thus CITY please
examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere
JAMES :. TOPHAM. 499 nth 81
je I'm Opposits Odd FeiI1ws, u,II