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TUE THIRD ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF THE

IL WASHINGTON ART ASSOCIATION will be open the public
Monday the 81 day January their aud spacious
gallery avenue between 10th streets
viii continue from six 10 eight weekg.
Works exhibited by the association conss, Of paintings sculpture
drawings architectural designs and engravings.
The gallery will he open their reception from the 9Th 10 the
30h Of December and er period for works intended
exhibition which might be unavoaby delayed shipment
portaion.
The expenses transportation will be the
association all works forwarded by it, agents. by those
sho circulars addressed the association will hs itself
responsible damage while exhibition
On the sale Of works exhibited deposited in the gallery
mission OF 10 per viii be charged. a.s.s
description should
iaced each work forwarded together with price,
The posscasor address the
should also be communicated by mail the shipment the
works.
BY order OF the board 81 management
HORATIO STONE, President
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 6, 1855 Nov J-lawG
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TUE holders Of tho following certificates Of debt
Il isssed BY shs sugsut, n
mAssioners q tho Hnkag FUND.- calling
th order wch they reasonable VIII proved tbs loh q
February 1889
conssoaweith holders required
e-d let ~ February
that day. ~
Under provide turnpike road
from Winchester point passed
1881, Is per ocnLl
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SHCtH JVU3f iufoNf tpabys <soteiDtF tcFHy 1905
Lewis Ross jr and Ann ~ Ross his wife,
Joseph Addison Denny and Robecca B. Denny,
TIME object of this suit is to procure decree for
sale certain mortgagoi premises Talbot county which
the ioueeenh May the year
and mogaged by the defendant Joseph Addison
and Rebecca b. Denny 10 the compliments Lewis Ross
VI. Ross, his wife
The bill tina, the said defendants Joseph
Denny fourteenth year eighteen
hundred aud my i've conveyed which paru-
lary described the bill aud its exhibits
said Lewis Ann NJ his mortgage
equal annual instruments the first
egaeen hundred and with the
due unpaid at each payment from the first April
year aforesaid that the paid the compants
hundred and eight dollars aud
year eighteen
the said Joseph benny and Rebccca Denny
Of the State u haryfand.
thereupon aJudgcd and ordered compliments
causing copy Of this order TO be Inserted
Talbot couny and ia the city Washington
Of May give
the sad defendants object substance o.
this BILL appear person or by So
premises and show cause they have Why ought
TO pass as prayed
RICHARD %. CARMICHAEL.
DEcENnEE 10, 1855.
True cry Test
sAML HOPKINS,
Jan ll--law3w Clerk
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Nov 23---tlif'
Collectors Office.


NOTICE il hereby given to all persons who have
In paid their Taxes The present aad TO all who in
ncudng taxcs that at the exa
sixty this all property which OF
unpaid advertised sold for the
taxes, as enons.
the heavy attendant
she and sale requested 10 IN
JAS r. HALLIDAY,
Nov 2I-fawtJanI9 Collector.
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,


on THE PETITION Of stephen Parhurst YTk pray.
ng Tor the extension Of patent granted him the
lei9 for Improvement Cotton and Wool
years from the expiration Of said patent which takes place
LIST day Of May, 1850
IL ordered that said petition be Office
Monday the llh Of April next al IL O'Clock, all per-
no1ej appear show cause have Why
said petition ought not ~ be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required e the Patent or
Gee their objections specially spt forth writing
days eere the day OF hearing All testimony ued by either party
be used Al the said hearing be taken
cor1anee with The rules OF the Office which
piication.
The testimony In the will be 25t March
dispositions and other papers relied upon testimony
the Office before the morning that day arguments
II any, within days thereafter.
Ordered also tat this notice be published the Unon
d. c. and Georgian Savannah, Ga
the said publications before the
nth ofAprl next, the day Of hearing.
JOSEPH HOLT
Commissioner
SEors OF the above win please copy
bills the Patent 0Gioo paper containing
Jan I2-law3w
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X a. CARDWELI.. Real Estate and General

lie Commission Broker has orirc stairs
$50 fens evenur Whore be selling and
buying rea estate who're Unrn, r,niina
rents
tanng to real estate with unexoepionai legal AID.
The settlement q claims descrin de
pariments and bucns
q Congress especially cans % The fian, aud
press fr subscriptions and iycrfing hts rxpv.ucr being
10 enable him furnish the Forms
tues having such well attending
serted amy ali q hrsiJs Bc "a Columbia
where application y litter aim the
expense q a un a. the city, and rronIs made
Also, Inc negotiation Of loans good security, dsscrp
uons q business waay rVry be eassed under the head Of
general cnfuinissiuf brokerage "a
b1EEes Hon wm, A. Harris, ornaefly q Mscurs) D A. "
y eafhe t"i Js g. AoIfot Richard wsiseh and
the projectors The newspaper press generally wsshsnsn
MeSsrs y q - Davenport, and Rrhnond Va
Rev VIM = flnfner AnAhsRy City, Rlvnisy fFank
logh KY aud john Sargent esq New York city. nc fdn
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STATES PATENT OFFICE.

~ WASHINGTON, January 40 1872
on THE PETITION Of Easius b. Bgeow of Boston pray
for the extension him April
Improvement Weaving lfaiis
m from the said patent which place
the 10th day Of April 1850
ordered that The said petition be heard the patent Office
Monday, the 2lt March ~ O'Clock all persons
notified appear ani show any they why
ition ought no, 10 be granted.
opposing required
their olecons specially forth writing twenty days
testimony party
used at the said hearing must be taken an transmitted in
with the rules OF the olce which will be furnished Application
testimony VIII March, de,o-
sons other papers relied upon testimony Aedn
Office before the morning Of that day the
within ten days thereafter.
Ordered also, this be published Unio Washing
c. and Post Boston, week three the
said publications to be least sixty days before The 2i Of March
the day Of hearing
JosEfH HOLT,
Commissioner Of Patents.
sEtor the above papers will please copy
bills 10 the Patent Ofce with paper containing this
Jan l2-law3w
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AoThoe holders Of who desire By aor-
residing ths ns Tho United states
edge tbs power before minister pieAToulry charge
consul general consul consul commercial appointed
te VI the United States rn country
The oneer Of court u such canty the
chief magistrate city, therein. residing
the United States the acknowledge before peace
notary pube commissioner u deeds appointed by governor
Virginia certificates must be delivered
J. NJ BENNETT
Auditor Public Accounts, Commissioners
y H. PARKER Register, Of
GEORGE W. MINFORD sinking FUND
secretary Of the COMMONWEALTH
IacHAoSD, Va. NOV. 9Th, ls5s. Nov IO-IaWI3w
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Under directing examination of the Winchester and
Parkersbug road widen and partially MAdamze the
same, passed 2sth March, 1887;
1854 VIM Albert the children Of Charles
frher, deceased siosVoo
g. provide North
Tur March urr
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ATOTICE is hereby given that the land Office at
IN the State Of Wisconsin, will
ay January open the private entry
subject TO entry and location TO withdrawal being
probably falling
crhcd the railroad
neress approved With
in ssh iinais viz.
vcyxA Of and Of e fourth principal Ssafaidn
rovnsLir u.s. 49, H. IS a. "a "a 25 20 a. 2s %
40 a. 81 80 81, 49, 90, 81, ard IS, OF 90
General land Ofice, at the
wsshnst on November ~, 1855.
TffOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Nov Is-1asg lint &Stsrl Commissioner.
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-AIEw ANn BEAUTIFUL BOOKS puBLIsHEI

ANEW AND BEAUTIFUL BOOKS PUBLISHED
In during Christmas week.
following elegant printed works permanent value have
been gotten mp with reference the holiday
Fanny Kemble's Foems Anew and enlarged edition.
handsome volume 1oIao fl
nunber Of the poems IN this beautiful volume and
. ose are entirely print the form which they originally
appeared
Qev Robesons Brighton, Ensand) Lectures
resre Topics IN volume limo. 81
collection Mr. Robeons Public Addresses
A. n.b,,shed in uniform style with his sermons.
w wakes Nursery Songs Of Scotland edited by Mrs ssbes
Price rs
sale TAYLOR MNktb
Jan4 Bookstore sas Penn- ay
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NOTICE 10 PRR E.rrrex er.Aln,xl

NOTICE 10 PRE- F2ipToN CLAIMANTS. 4taG
Every entitled the right q
within the townships and townships
qnreVi % establish the same 70 t t faction az III
crNcr 81 the proper land Office and ssse
practicable after eiy fAis srssoe appointed
The " the pabbe
tract claimed; Otherwise sach claim viii be
TiIce. A. HENDRICKS,
~ Commissioner IL tho General al Once
Dec so-nwl3w lIrt start
Notndcr the regulations o.! the department.
existing payiaynt advertising poelsraiion
excpt sch publishers specially publish By
Commissioner Of the General land Uffce
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PROSPECTUS
THE NATIONAL RECORDER

p, rultslbg NaAily raI,ed,tal 2 be'AlHgoa, . Q
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Circuit Court for 7dLJot County, Norember term, ls5S.
Lewis Ross, jr., and Ann ". Ross, his wife,
rg. Chanccry.
Joseph Add ON Denny and Rebecca b. benny
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TN pursuance Of law, j, JAMES. BUCHANAN,
Predent of lA United % Aneca do hereby declare
and make known that pub sacs will be held AZ The underneLtooe
land oees ~ the STATE q wcN he periods hcfeinar asg
mated
Al Monday
eghitA day n AIi disposal VI the public ltpa here
toore gnoneled situated the following townships and parts Of
townships, VIZ
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provide Cor The turnpike
from Fsrser-burg, passed 18Th March 1895;
1890 e. Mary H. Iatasc, Of Essex ronny Va 81 800
1888 O., q, Thomas stevenson fsofmossf 1000
issa June 9, s2r, O. FRANCIS J. Smith commissioner
ilcphurn Hepharn and
oh~re. =. 300
1853, Aug a. 55i sally berkeley o ESSEX coaDty
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-22
Tennessee Legislature.

Both Houses adjourned over yesterday un-
til Monday morning. Nothing OF special
import has trauspired during the past week
In the Senate the Reports of tie minority
and majority of the Committee on the con-
tested election in the 9Th Senatorial Dis
trict, have been presented before our read
ers. The decision of the question was made
the special order for Wednesday next, the
event of which, we presume, is foregone
conclusion. A bill has been introduced from
the Democratic side of the house, to release
the Union and Planters Bank from COM
piiance with the {" counter note" require
ments of the last Legislature. A bill TO es-
tablish 9 general banking Law. emanating
from a Democrat, has been introduced and
passed It's first reading. We have not the de-
z tails Of this bill, but will give synopsis Of
them hereafter. A very considerable amount
of business has been sent to the Committees
In the House, bill has passed it's final
reading giving the further time of twelve
months from the 30th inst. TO perfect land
titles. This is subject which has been be-
fore each Legislature from the time whereof
the memory of man runneth not to the con-
trary, and each has extended the time in its
turn. If the Senate should concur with the
House, the time will be only extended for
one year, and an interlapse of some time
previous to the next session will occur,
when all lands the titles TO which shall
not be perfected, will be subject TO re-
entry by the first conner. 1t is thought that
this will have good effect in closing up the
unsettled land business of the State. The
amount of work cut out by the House is
quite extensive. The bills already presented
amount to over 100, and it is reasonable to
suppose the number will reach 400 or 500
before the session closes A large number
have been referred TO various committees,
and we may expect, in short time, to
find both Houses flooded with business.
Mr.. WILLIAMS, of Hickman, democrat, pre-
scented resolution declaring the sense of the
Legislature to be that in all acts Of incorpo-
ration, the power should be reserved to alter.
amend or repeal, at the discretion of the Leg
laiure. 1t has not been cons der,d
The resolution contemplating adjournment
sine die on the LIST of January n, xt, was post
poned till the lst OF December. The hriefdis-
custom which occurred on this resolution.
would indicate continuance of the session
to, or beyond February.
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y. n.

The President OF the United States. James
buchanan. went 10 Washington YESTERDAY.
after = soiourn Of week at Whratland and
its vicinity. We are told that when he
showed himself In the streets of Lancaster
there was none of the cordial greeting that
might be expected Tor President or a great
patriot, on returning TO visit old aeauain-
tances The people of Lancaster were sery
shy Of him. When h. went % the County
Agricultural Fair, he was actually avoided
by his fllow eiiizrns. Nobody ventured
TO offer n hearty welcome to him. either as nm
old resident Of Lancaster or n President az
the Uniird States. There were prize horses
and other cattle at the Fair that were much
more Interesting The Lancaster farmers
evidently thought that though they could
raise pFiza cattle. they had not raised priL.
President
Will, II. went home Yesterday from Lau-
caster Ia Wa hington. He stayed In Penn-
sylyania just long enough To see aud hear
how the people had voted. He heard before
be left that Lancaster, which M. Van Buren,
used % cali The only Democratic city -
had given over thre hundred maturity for
the peoples tickct. He carried With him the
news af Pennsylyania's fresh condemnation
Of him and his pslicy. A be- travslsd along
through Lancaster aud York counties, the
lelsgraphle wires we're nashing along the
story OF the Democratic defeat Ia Bnehanan's
native State. He carried with him also the
iact that Pennsylvania had repadaisd bis
favorite Senator. William Bigler, who has 50
shamrf6liy mlsrepre sented Pennsy lyania dur
ing the lat icw years. Rally Mr.. Buchan.
ans renections, as be ieft Pennss " snia aud
proceeded 10 The seal OF gosefpmeaa. must
have been Tar from eomiors.his.- PAai4rzi
rhss bzlslsa-
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ART. q Bronches Of Governmenf.--The Pro-
visonal Government of this organization
shall consist Of three branches. namely Legis-
lative, Executive and Judicial.
ART 8. LegislatiUe--The legislative branch
shall be a Congress or House of Represents
tives. composed of not less than five nor
more than ten members. who shall be elected
by all citiz.ns of mature age and OF sound
mind connected with this organization, aud
who shall remain IN Office three years. unless
sooner removed for misconduct. inability or
by death. A majority Of such members
shall con titute quorum.
ART. f. Elecuare.--The executive branch
OF the organization shall consist of Presi-
dent aud Vice President, who shall b. chosen
by citizens or members Of this organization.
and each OF whom shall held his off three
years, unless removed sooner by dealt, or for
inability, or misconduct.
ART. 5. JudiciaL.--The judicial branch
shall consist al one Chief Justice of the ST.
preme Court. aud four ASS. ciaie Judges of
ssid court constituting Circuit Court.
They shall he each chosen in the same map
ner as the President and shall continue in
office until their places shall have been filled
in the same manner by election of the cit
zens.
The following anonymous letter was re-
ceiyed in August by Gov. FLOYD, the Sccre-
tary Of War, warning him OF the contempla-
ted invasion, but he did not attach any i'm
portance to PROJECT so insane:
CINCINNATI, Aug. 20, 1850.
'Sir: have lately received information OF
n movement of so great importance that
feel it TO be my duty TO importit to you with
out delay.
Il have discovered the existence of a Sc
cret association, having for its object the lib
erton of the slaves at the South by d general
insurrection. The leader is old John Brown,
| late of Kansas. He has been in Canada du-
| ing the winter drilling the NJ groes there, and
they are only waiting his word TO start for
| the South to assist the slaves They have
one of their iading men-a white man-in
an armory in Maryland; where il is situated
/ have not hren able to learn. As soon as
! everything is ready. those of their number
who are in the Northern States and Canada
are to com" in small companies 10 their rem
dezvons. which is in the mountains
They will pass down through Pennsylvania
| and Maryland. and enter Virginia at Har-
per's Ferry. Brown left the North about
three or four weeks ago. and will arm the ne
groes and strike the blow in few weeks, so
| that whatever is done must lie done at once.
| They have a large quantity of arms at their
| rendezvous and probably they are distributing
them already, as am not fully in their con-
fdeDce. This il all the information / can
give yon. dare not sign my name TO this,
but trust that you will not disregard the
warning on that account"
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Gov. CHASE is generally considered one
of the most rabid of the Black Republican
leaders. II we rccollect correctly, it WAS
through his instrumentality. mainly, that
that party received its sppellation. The
slaveholding States have had in him for
the last twenty years, an uncompromising
and NAL gnant enemy
Aye; and within those twenty years the
democracy OF Ohio have sent him to the
=" an incorporating and malignant enemy
of the South.
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER %, 1859.

Governors INAUGURATIoS.-TheGov Governor
has signi6ed to committee OF the two
Houses of the Legislature, that it would be
agreeable to him to take the oath of Office on
Thursday, the Sd of day November. Thecere-
mony will take place in the Hall of the
House of Representatives. at IL O'Clock,
AN, on that day.
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HOIIOway,s tfl

HOllO.ay,s fntment.-Not the slightest
danger is Incurred in the RAPID of Piles BY this
preparation. II never drives in " inflammation
I" supiresses" irritation, but annihates them, 10
the very root, Sold so Maiden Lane n. Y.
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nem ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Rent or Lease.

For Rent or Lease.
T.N0R ter of years, OF the must desirable
l. FARMS in the Cpu ty If Davidson, tbs ee mil
from Nashville, On the North side of the Cumber-
/ md river, containing 40s acres 200 open and
IN Guilty. aiiOn, with large and con Portable Dwelling,
Kitchens, Smoke houses and all necessary out
houses. The Fam is well watered and las fac
or, hard upon it. fine lot Of Corn EOdd aad
Oats be purchased at the farm. For fur
tier Information apply at No. II Cherry
oct22-u MICHAEL VAUGHN.
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NeW,PubIicatloRS.
MIR. RiVeS Life of Mr.. Madison.
w. T. BERRY & CO..
Public Square,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
The Life and Times OF j ames M adison
BY HON. WILLIAM C. RIvEs.
Vol sxo Cloth


fro Bx COMPLETED ~ THREE OK rcuR voIUnEl
MI Aadison-s career was cotemporary and closely
identical with the War q the Revoaon, The arduous
4oors OF the old Congress the completion Of the
ncies OF Confederation, the formation AMI adj ption
Of the Constitution Of the United States the political
questions which arose under the admi tstration OF
Washington, the struggle Of parties which ter minated
IN the election Of Jefferson over Adam. Al The com
plicated questior Of foreign pocy which led to the
war OF lsl2-a war commenced and terminated a der
his own Administration. Ia passing nncer review
these great scenes OF our history, the VT ter has
been enabled by access the papers OF Mr. Madison
and other original documents, u throw new light
upon many debaiable passages OF the highest and
mot permanent Interest in American anna s.
Besioes the career Of Mr. Madison himself, OF
which no connected narrative has been Civ
O. she pub ic, the works viii embrace authentic
and Illustrative notices, uDded chiefly original
and unpublished documents OF the distinguish
ed Of his Washington, Jefferson :,
George Mason, Patrick Henry, Richard Henry Lee,
Adams, lay. Hamilton, King and others. Whether
the bjeGt, the materials the dramais peTson1 be
considered, the work in rs de ign would we'll
nited to supply yet remaining and Important deside-
rata In national history on questions which must
ever engage the deepest Interest OF the American
people.
". T. BERRY a CO., Public Square
oct2o
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A sapgiy Of best sasllsy and fee q seesae
ss.s-S IN. s-suI-
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40 Negroes,
Embracing Men. Women, Roys and Girls. Also. the
tact Of land on which h. resided, containing abou,
500 ACRES. f.-

And 2T5 sores of Cedar land ia the vicinity. These
] Hds rably situated, being and
goo turnpike rpas, couveuk NJ 20 mills, CD rches
post Office, &c. The Homestead Tract Is one of the
beet hnprsy ed places n the eOaHty af ansnrptss-d
Stnnc's river. Seary the entire tract Is
vel incitsed. $50 acres in cultivation; the
balance we'll timbered and large portion OF Z set
Af,h gFss~ There rs no batter wheat, eern. cotton
and ,cco ahd in this lat tude and i admirably
adapted ca stock raising. ~ will b. sid credit
o. l. and ears. he Cedar Land - second a.
none FIR the quantity aud Qu&iitv II lis cedar tim
Der IL aiil b.. said In lots & % O. 30 -,
eradh Of one and two years. The neErnes and other
pro ,.-rty a eresiit OF twrlye m'snti.s. Two APP
proved securhs " u be required IN sil rsses, znd
lien retained on the land I'LL The pnfcbase money is
paid CHARI.ss READY. =
ocfa2-im Executor.
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auftiUu Sales.
Auction Sale of Groceries
Carter, Wilsford & Co.

(SHeeessors to Garter, Mckay d Co and B. Lanier.)
On Tuesday, October 25th, 1859.
loo Bags Rio Coffee $50 kegs nails assorted.
so hf. bbls. Molasses Is bbls Crackers
SO bbls. ID. X. powdered 100 Cases Fields To- cans
sugar, Oysters.
so bbls crushed Sugar, $50 SEES Fields ] h.
w Dds Plkeis Magnolia can Oysters,
Whisky. &c Cases Picked Oysters
IS bbls. Robertson county in glass
Viii ky, 100 Boxes Tobacco various
40 bbls. Burbon Whisky, brands
50 "a Rye a. $50 Boxes St. Louis SO bar
10 Z" Wheat SOAP
rs !" Cgnac Brandy, 200 Boxes Pain soap.
~ Holland Gin, loo g Foxes Pearl
so IBIS J. VI. Smiths starch
0kes whisky, SO Boxes Lancaster Co
500 keams wrapping laper, St7rrh,
500 OK assorted backing 400 Packages star Candles
zoo Sheidam Sciibapps, 500 deg Painted Bur kets
800 coo Assorted Cigars, 100 doz Wash Psards
loatioxes = Louis matches 100 q Nests (sl Tub,
l006russ Shi nghie $50 N(31 -
$50 German leo Boxes r Cheese
rs Bags Pepper, LIS ED a.
100 Boxes Fancy Clndy
Together with other articles To make up complete
sale.
We will hereafter have our sales on Tuesdays, our
regular day. ra.r e.I
CARTER, WILSF0RD & co.
octZo-u No 5Market street.
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I-xTsA rias css.sas Tub sse. ~ s.ls =
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LADIES VESTS.
Ruckskin shirts and Drawers.

rrfsH Secks loaE Sleeves. he@vy and % eess
e-sssr "a. McCIII-