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LrARM Al YOYKERS.-FOR sALE-35

sorrs % good tnd. haely situated about Lille rom tb.
tsio station rrr steamboat 4niius the village o!
longef JOIN country VI iae Hon Judge Leeoe
Tie 'na .v'rd u.o several parcels, having mum
Der of 0n- u.
Apply {, 81 o..alOUR 4 Co., No. Chatham square,
,hr fo.-utc Ions,fs.
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TOR SALE--An elegant HOUSE on 5th-av,
ezra liz sri cost u f. built in the very best
r.r rod r1tbit 20 .d uske the house the b.s hs
been g. tis r'y Archict O. Thomas, esq buasrs,
Mes - O. A T.. .. Counov.r. Plios $500.
Apply 10 p. n. LUDLOW 4 Co.. No Pine.s-
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"A tale Of extraordinary ability and jUfss the seusston
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NOR ) Al.E-20 ACRES of LAND, most beau
ufiy lo,.el fof County Seat ionting ne fassae
r. f.art..u miles from the city tine - re nA,-
road aud DIVE on mr. luquie Of JAMES sistToN2'
ON tho p.oni,ss b, tween Pa-ssio a1d ts,'''L' "a " " "
Al MIN r. NJ 2}i & andsL, ron ~ tof
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,,nl sA1E -rEN ANRES OF LAND IN ihe

NOR SAl.E-lEN ACRES of LAND IN Tho
, town 4 R,e =. \. sboS, haH mn. ron ~ t.
y,,',s. A. a. sndius .pesd vie" OF long -. IA So hs
and a.. .urounins couu,y 70. vo' Nv, 49,. =, he
moe ..c.ra sr productive cts IropeIsy to p5cx
tar,i .na,, a. 81, % ffth Dus.i, "i..ie''o'' v
fI.,itI.t.' 80 81 NiauJuss-si New ho1A
EOP SALE or to LEI-A CouNIkl sE ~
= s,oDvEn Id. j., about u nj e. ron tm" s'y
= 80 bns la 60 House four acres OF Land pan &c
,L $50 ,,ners Is rooms. and can Do seen al 81. 49,
...,or .i,.s cdis.iy. tof further pahVH@' 1ff'
- : spABuKl, No. Al Nster.st., n. \.
UOUSR for SALE LOW; hne iocationi eu'
treiy nea; con IN, 10 rooms erstes' inaoie h,
A. l.-go .o With bar in the f,ef oonFen,'t .raaS,
st cbDo. hour from nis cit, by New ysise fNi,sI
communication lrw For psriicllsf.i sppiy 20 w -"
All Ciuf. D,poi No ~ Couniand'-st., n y,
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Seeming Alarbinc5.

iGlAPAhE.
No. 5' ROADWAY. =. "
Five iliug' 10 consider b. buyit. Sewing Machia-;
ih-i, II sin pie and eaa.ly ull-istpoa
Z'-i,t Glr,h' ali eli > .fplr o.l.fl
Jd't !. adapted &C. rr-l. rihg' a. wOkl
9TH Dors /. 10 b.. vois veil
9th u O. prot. .cl 100 pttrut tti.llou'
To sl n Wiioh ruse la tho alternative Va 20 our Ma
Chloe. rad further "a. that
Va every Hbcinc sell eiye better sau,lac.
tion thI aty ntel val pluH4 tho moLes. Pl-aa-
cii ,nd examine ssud To- circular witch eth Price
aud snop,s u won. will be sent b. mail ifeo Ascli,
w4utsd.
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yarASII SILKS, and real Pine-Apps Gools'
w sna ID o.r .-.ro end curous athletes Ane' can -
dian l.rs saI iced Wo-k f..s vim other t-o~e- %
.lOtrsTtI.'s IsUlh SluRf 20. o'5 ffoidFay
II G.. BAILEY 4 Co, Successors 10 and o!
Il. IN. lsfr a,r - :. %. CLj,fI BAlLEt = %,
Mani. rture-s atd " loiesalr bol' 10 in
YOUTIis' AID GHlLbELNa'
{ l. o 4 VI = %,
Srrr from ~ - yrsr. od 800
40 Et fLDADWAN. NEN-hohhi
rAICyDV a. tall,fY JhtOu FREIrAG.
49,
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TIE NEw-YoRN SgM-WEEKLY TRIBUNE is
pubH.hed every TUESDAY aud FRIDAY.
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Price in paper cover. 50 cents ard superior paper end
doh binding 81.
The New York herald., 1862-11-15
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OCuLIsTs AND AURIsTs.

NySrAsFs or TiIE EyE-DR MARGuLrEs PHYsr.
80 ~ ,is rhuess the Prince Alexander OF M ssen
orms,ai having twentywo years. experience
49, ,ncc In london and ~. Peiers1nfg con stt.
al a., dsnascs the eye from 10 TO II daily other
hours BY appointment o. the Union hace Hotel New York
ltv.
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HOTELS.

MADlSON AVENUE MOTEL CORNER or TWENTY.
lfl seventh street fNT-YuS visiting the rity rarssrly
ty the New Haven ana iiaren RAILROADS called 90 ,he
Advantages OF sto ping tie Mad Avenue lie over
ioosng Madison Pass All parts
ey. Table nrst class ~ 81 81 per DAY 10 10
4 f-.rw
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DONTiNs HOTEL 70 FRAsKLfN STRET, TrREE
u doors from Tayors saio n-Jhe Harmonic Aee,i ,ill,
held tIs evening and every Monday TAurlas ana saT,
day Frsi class u0icss ma ava anaisu' issn always
Iytsent Come esrr
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POLITICAL.

AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE PEOPLES
IA Union Dsmocratc Association will be held on Iu~scay
81 oadvay, at IL clock JOHN KERR, Chairman
W. b. cLERKE, Secretary.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A BRAHAM vANDERPooL CO. AUCrIoNEERs-
~ Household Furniture, Paintings, staluary
many ana costly Works ART public aGction,
day Saturday, Nov 10 al the elegant priyat
d-see. fS 81 Sixteenth street. between Firth and Ah
sale coulmenciag l0. oc,ock, without resrd
70 weather Rosewood Drawing suite, COY cred
with French satin brooatel hoent ave Piano
isre richly carved solid rosewood four round corners,
order hy makers; Eascres Satuary, marble
op secretaire Bookcase Centre Tabe Velvet Covers Vel
We Carpets Bronze Chandeliers Encognures lies Work
Fable Chess ana Card Tables Lace Curalns superb bronze
Assumption NlFgiu, celebrated
Louvre gallery Paris; two match Paintings by Cole Artistic
fAsnzes ana marble St3ary baek walnut Mashsasd, Bu-
reaus Bedsseads Wardrobe. sit Mattresses blankets
seaas Sheets &C. hrps elegant set of orsstal enerav
ed iNsSware, solid SILVER Ware. Oh n Tea
eNlery Linen also Basement and Kitchen Furniturr
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

UNURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LEf-WITH BOARD,
suitable for gentlemen and their wives or single gen
from So 80 per week Yards; pleasantly situated
Apply "a Sixth avenue doors from Washington place.
Dinner a
The New York herald., 1862-11-15

YOUNG MAN ABOUT ~ YEARS OF AGE, DE
n 10 form the acquaintance Of young lady vita
msfmoay Address sincerity and enclose carte
de vipite, a. W., boz I26 Herald oaice.
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MATRIMONIAL.

AN ACCOMPLISHED AND FREDERICKSBURG YOUNG
"A iady would like 10 form the acquainancs OF gen
tefnan view TO matrnt0ny, that good
nome and loving heart Address enche Allison New Yok
Post
The New York herald., 1862-11-15

" IRVING HALL.
Mr.. MASON JONES.
OF Trinity College. Dnbfin,
THE DISTINGUISHED IRISH ORATOR -.
Who GAribadi memorable campaign OF loV
against BoGrbons Two Sciies, and enoyed the
friendship confidence OF The great itap pa
triol and hero, viii deliver ms celebrated
GRAFTON
GAkfBALDI
AND THE ITALIAN QUESTION
In the aeoye Hall on MONDAY EVENING aexI i7lh
tnst. at o'clock precisely
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rI,HE ADVERTISER A WIDOW LADY. DESIRES
forming ths acpantance, with view nd a ssn ms"y. I'M
Gent 20 saru the CONT rts OF fe To such one would
offer loYg heafi good and nNd disposition ana would
guarantee happy honc. am 5000 .vDsus ~, 'weuy.
Two years OF age Address In sirct coahasncec station
q, Broadway.
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~ ii. LUDLOW, AUCTIoNEFR
u. CHOICE CENTRAL PAkK LOTS AT AUCTION

Bv Greer the Supreme Coart
Il. ii. LUDLOW Z co. viii sell at Tiiesda
November Is clock, at the Merchants EAchsnl
AAlesroom. No. III BroaJ~4y:
Fifth fiity-nnth streef--five Lots Fft
ninth street directly opposite the Gents al Park being ~
southwest Fifth and Ffiynmth street;
three Fifth IN the
fHlLo. II KuGGLES Esq, Referee.
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rrvHoNAs WITCH, AUCTIOSEER oFPICE 75i BROAD
way Public administrator sac of Furn,,re Oh MOn
ray November IL IA NJ al 5t6 Pear street consstln
General Of Furniture heiOnga, 10 various
esl4tR =. r. Russell, Pnhlic Adm tnis,rator
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GALE or GROCERIES, &C.
~ b u tAIhlHILD A CO Aacnnnears

Sa.csriom LIS Nassau street
will SCI on Monias Nov IL, a. lrs o'clock, 81 Tss Tbar
avenue, general assortment Of RES con sting
teas cofees sugar, Drer cheese soap aud sfef good
Also, a quants. Q. choice sesars
The New York herald., 1862-11-15

GEORGE COOK, AJCTIONEER. ELEGANT HOUSE.
VI hold Furniture, by GEO. COOK this at IL ocock
NJ salesrooms li Bruadway supero Parlor. ChamDer,
Library Dining Room OF
beet manufacture rosewood Etager-s, Arnoi Ga-lare
Canerbue Parior Seer tres, Centre aud FancS Tab
SD boards ENtensi ~ Tables. Library aud Secretary
EooScisrS. LfDiBr, OUNCES. Easy Chairs &C. n.
B-At private sale, kockaways and superb
Coupe Rockaway me-
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llTILIIAM ABBOTT, AucTIoNEEg-oFfiCE NO 4
w East broadway sells this day, at iIt O'Clock, the
aOueng OF hOesalc retail quor No. tb
i've pipes 1 line Gin, eish ms aud ourihs OF Bran.
Kegs Headers stand UusEs, ali with brass Faucet
Couaief Deni Onns brass and tia Measures Spring
Cart one Coal Cart OF strong Harness set 9l
g HaTness also years lease and the furniture the
family. Tel me- fash.
The New York herald., 1862-11-15

I)ERsoNs IN WANT or FIRST CLASS BILLIARD
i TA3les with sharps lsse Invented patent Cushion viii
dnd apsr.or assortment at his nanufacory las Fulton
street which bn ofers at very sow Drices
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[osEpH sNrH AucrIeNEEK WILL SELL THIS

BoGART, AUCTIoNEER. s. Al. RoGART.--
81 This day. " c!oos 1877 Mercer street will sell
by ftue chattel mortgage, line tr1tns Hors- called
Wes. Philadelphia. WARREN q. BROWN, Attoiury
The New York herald., 1862-11-15

T LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING OF
~ the citizens o the Third Adermanc d,stric, heid ~
No 20 Hudson Richard orrngon Esq, was unani
inousy nominated tor Alderman.
Jas. Lawrence President; Chas Bsnta Vice President;
John Burr al. III. Cromwell, seeretares the Horing-
ton Democratic Unon club JOHN JoESEY, Chairman
HESRY MuDoRMFF, secretary
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HENRY H. LEEDS CO.. AucTIoSEERs.-HESRY
Ii. LEEDS = CO Will sell ~ auction saturday, Sog.
- al l01s oc,ck, ~ the sasroon, =; Nassau street,
Household rurnitgr, Wilton Brussels and Vevtt Carfets,
ood Salt Ia n cate, IL crimson
hogany Arm CAair anu TO ker, IN hair ooih; elegant SILK
Window Curtains. kpS do, Isace do Pier Mirror,
wood marble top Eagere, black walnut Bookcases, inhho
gany Sofas and Lounges " udpw Shades mahogany Bed
Wafd robes Eocserk Halr Mattresses, Ban.
kets japanese Crockrry Also ~ II O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1862-11-15

DAVID d. EGAN, AUCTIONEER-wILL SELL
~ this day al lo O'Clock 1876 Skin the entire
contents of fame, goods of LGccs Muss
Linens, Hosiery Tapes SGs, Fancy Goods Hoop Sglrs
Stationery Toys and everything appertaning fame.
goods
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TOHN II. Bt riley, AUcTioNEER, WILL SELL, THIS
- al 80 Cana street Beds top
snd other Bureaus. marble w sd orer washsands black
Natntt HNensou ahs other Tables Looking Ward
Iuaes bookcase, Chairs, Corner s,tanus
A4rrL Brussels Threepy oller carpets; rosewood
nahngNn aH other Be bteais COAg SUITS Feather h.
Bauks-. Cotuorters iilsWs iBs seis, quilts Hair aud
q raw Mttresss stJvfs CIefy, Plated Ware Cfockety
oisss, " voo aud Willow Ware. one Pier GlAss HT3s
The New York herald., 1862-11-15

II ~ CARyALHO, AUCTIoNEER
~. GROCERIES, liquors SUNDRIES. &C.
BY e. n. CARfALhO, olite No. South William stree
fhs day at II clock, al Is Cedar street.
whom 1t may concern.
S cases Care 2 baskets Champagne 200 gross Matche
iron Safe ~ boxes Tartar 10 boxes rhsWir
IUossco DrInoco Tobacco, IL barrels Crackers
barrels Dried Apples Merchandise. contents a
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asin5cases offoreign attachment, and TO do
every. othermatter and thing necessary or
proper to carry this act into full effect
And the Attorney General or any district
attorney of the United States, or of any
district in which the said property or effects
may at the time be, or into which the same
may be AIKEN, shall institute the proceed
ing aforesaid. 5o 5eGGss 4ls
SEo. 6. '-4nd be a further enacted, That
iuiail cases arising under this actwhere the
proceeds of property sold shnllIb be paid in.
to the treasury of the United States u dis
tinct nccount shall be keptthereof, and the
same shallinot be lsedhy the United States
untilitshRlibeasc certained whether the per-
son or persons who owned5the same proper
" were lawfully indebted TO any loyal per-
son or persons who would be liable to loss
BY reason oflsuch seizure, condemnation,
and sale; andanylsuch loyal person or per-
sons shall exhibit their claims against the
former owner. of such property within the
space of ninety days after such moneys
shall have been deposited in the treasury
of the United States, and not thereafter
wards except as hereinafter stated, and
such claim shall be exhibitedito the Secre-
tary of the Treasury, and proceedings,
proofs, and hearings shall be had pursuant
to rules and regulations to be prescribed
og aIue oeCTeldTy OF tue treasury, as snail
correctly ascertain the true amount of said
Indebtedness; and thereupon the Secretary
OF the Treasury shall have the sight to pay
such indebtedness from the moneys afore-
said: Provided, That if suchHndebtedness
shall exceed the amount so deposited in
the treasury, the several claims exhibited
and ascertained shall be ratably paid: And
ProUided, further, That in no event shall
any larger sums he paid from the treasury
than shall have been deposited there on
acconntiof the Said property lind y,roUi-
ded, also, That no claim shall be Eeceived
or examined which shallnot have been ex-
hibited within said ninety days, unless the
claimant shall show and prove good and
sufficient cause, without fault on his part,
for neglect in delay, to'ithe satisfaction of
the Secretary OF the Treasury, and accord
ing 20 such rules as shall be prescribed by
him for all like cases, AMI the judgment of
the secretary of the Treasury shall be final
in the premises.
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9ailp gutEIligtnter
rERMs.oF ADyERrIsING.-

TxnvEsOrD LrS1s OF NoSPARrn, tos oSE 1SoH, ,jOA
LESS, MAKE SQUARE.
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oFFLCIAL.a 7. IS
A PROCLAMATION
BY the President OF the United States
sE4Htt OF America.
To all and singular to vhom these presents
shaLk come, Qreetinq:

TO all and singular to irhom these presents
shall come, greeting:
WHEREAS, n Treaty was made and concluded at
the PottawatOnie Agency, on the Kansas River, In
the State Of Kansas, on the fifteenth day Of Noyeu-
Der, thousand eight hundred and sixty-one, be
tween William W. Ross, Commissioner ON the part Of
the United States, and the ChieE, Braves and Head
men of tile PottAwatOmie nation Of indians, on the
part of said nation:
And whereas, the said treaty having been submit
ted to the Senate Of the United States for ts eons-
tntioual action thereon the Senate did by its rso
Iution of the 18th day of April one thousand eight
hundred and sxttwo, advise and consent to therat-
iacatiOn Of said treaty with certain amendments;
And whereas, said nation of Indians did, on the
seventeenth day OF April one tliousand eight humid
que (chie } )Eopanu6bee (ehIaf) We-Eell-se (chieGJ
Ms-yeneO, (ehteE3 and Sh0men, (braYe) appointed to
transact all their national business them And
the agent OF tue Unltsd States and the Indlan De
partment, and by J:s- NJ BOuussa, George u YOupg,
B. II. Bertranj d, B, Beauben, L. 81. oEse, gno 9ip-
ton, and Lewis View, In tue pressucs Of cIaTk w.
Thompson, superintendent OF Indian AfaiTs for the
Northern snpSFintendeney,l Lewis 8. H4ydsn, John
Gordon, and Elisha Goddard, give theirf free and
ate In the resolutions ni0reslid which treaty,
amended by the Senate aud assented 70 bYa said COM
Entttee and others, ts word for yoTl as follows
Articles Of treaty made and concluded st the agen
ey the Kansas river, The hfteenth day Of Go-
VembeF, In the year Of Lord one tboueRud eight
hundred and Eixtyrnne. by and between filltafi
W. Ross, commissioner on the part Of the United
States, and the undersigned ehieisI braves, and
headmeu Of the PottaWatOnis nation, on behalf
OF said nation Ga "a 14vs 2
AEucE LIST. The POttaWAtomis tribe Of Indians
believing that Il viii contribute the civilization or
their people 70 dispose OF portion of their present
reservation IN Kansas, consisting Of Ve hundred and
seVenty-six thousand acres. which FAs aequIrsd BY
them for toe sam Of 000 by the 4th article of the
treaty between the United statesand the aid Potta,
Eatomies pFOelai1ed by the President Of the Uuited
tatbsuu the 29d day Of July 1886 aud to aIlot lands
IN segeralty 70 those of said tribe who have adopted
the customs Of the whltes and desire to have separate
tracts assignrd 10 them, and to istgn pOFtI5a Of
said resarVetO those Of the tribe prefer to hold
their lands In eommnn It Is Therefore agreed By the
parties hereto that the Commissioner Of Indian Al.
fairs shall cause the Wllols of aid be
surveyed in the the public lands are
surveyed, the expense whereof shall be paid out %
the sales OF Iznds hereihter provided for, and the
70 thois ef the tribe who desire 70 take their lands IN
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annual interest of their fuprovsrSS.,,
pau out promptly and fuly for the beneSt n ,lsir
President OF tho United states thaIl Il N i ne
that It would Be advantageous 70 the Potts,SIlto;
and they should request the sam to be dops
20 nay them the interest OF SAID money In lien f az
employment Of persons. or the purchase of iDpi,-
ments or machines, he Is hereby authoriTei To ~,
the same or any part thereof IN money, as their NJ
Of anuuitfes.p - ~ 4l9nt
1t il hereby agreed that the interest arising tn,
said Improvement fund SHALL In all cases heTPaftrr
be paid in such machines and implements as viii he
useful TO the people In their Agricultural rtifS ~
long as the nation SlaI desire Il to be done eIcept
that the shops and mechanics an physicians, now
sustained BY the funds Of the nation sha continue
to be maintained, ~ this time for one year aiter
this treaty shall have beon ratified.
ARTICLE 10th. fSthl Hat any time hereiffsr any
band or bands OF the PottaWatomfe nation shall d.
sire 20 remove from the homes crowded for them IN
s kreaty, Il sAil be the duty Of the Secretary Of
me Interior 70 have their pr0portionats part the
lands which may be assigned TO the tribe appFaised
and sold, andinvest such portion OF the proceeds
thereof as may be necessary in the purchase of anew
hogne for such band bands leaving the Reminder
.shpuld any remain. after paying the expense Of
to be invested in SIX bonds Of
the United States, for the benefit Of suaa aud or
bands Such band OF bands 50 removed shall oonffu-
20 receive their proportion Of the annuitss OF the
ARTICLE 1Ith fgthl No provision OF his treatyE
,nl be 20 construed as to invadAte any claim here
Loiore preferred by the PottaHatomies against the
United States arising out OF previous treaties @ II
AHTicLE 18th. Ll0th.l 1t fs hereby aFresd that
ne Commissioner OF Indian Affairs shan set apart,
or the benefit OF said allOttpes their equal O rata
hare Of the Improvement fund Of the tFibe, which
um 50 set apart may be expended In whole or in
art by the said Commissioner and under his diFee
iOn Tor agricultural purpo.es as he shall from time
time dean exPedient and for the welfare Of the said
indians.
ARTICLE 18th. tl1thl should the Senate reflector
mend any Of the above articles such reje, tfOn or
.han not aleet the other provisions ofthk
reaty, but the shall go into elect when ratified
y the Senate and ApprnEsd by the President.
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Saddles, Harness, trunks sc

WHoLRsALE { RRTAII.
r y. SHEPPARD No. 1s1 Main Street, corner
d Union, will continue to keep on hand alargeeno
complete assortment of all artelesin his ne consist
ing Of Ladies' and Gontlemens Saddles, Fine Coarse
Harness. Trunks, yalices, Carpet Bags, Col
Iwould respoctfnily call attention to my stock, and
trust by strict attention and promptness, to merit
continuance of the public patronage ssta- 49,
psr mUnnor = ]. .,B. SHEPPARD.
sep2O $50 ISL, Main Street