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~ETETO TEEE LOWERS OF THE ROSE

GREENS. GRAPE VINES, &c, on TUESDAY.
t9rGiay)' at r. CRsQnMWELL,s STAND, Lexington
Marsh Market. corner of Second street; on THTRS
DAY at Hanover Market, near Camden street All
who are in want Of good ROSES are respectfully in
Vted to call as above. PRICES moderate and all war
ranted healthy and true to name. Orders received
for all Kind OF Evergreensr &C., at the Market at as
and ~ Light street. and at the Nursery Anne Arun-
delaounty. r. VINCENT
ap2i-3t Sunar;r 49,.
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RPEoPLE's MUrUAn BUILDING Az.

~ SUUIAIIUN.
This Association meets regularly every WEDNES-
pay EVENING. at o'clock, at the Office of c. P
mmEkEDlTH; Northeast corner of Baltimore and
one Of the most popular Building Associations in the
Western section Of the city, and we earnestly invite
tIe attention Of all persons DESTROYS of joining
Building Association to give US a call, as we have
few Shares OF stock yet untaken. The Secretary of
the Association can always be found at the above
named place from A. NJ. until P. NJ
CHAs. P. MEREDITH. Sec'y ap2t 3t*
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MARSHAL'S SALES.

NARSHAL'S SALE.-By virtue of a writ of
I'VE feri facias, issued out of the United States
No. l, TO March Term 1866.
Notice is hereby given, That will sell at public
auction, for cash, on FRIDAY the 9th April, inst
at y o'clock NJ at the Public Store corner of LON
bard and Gay streets, Baltimore city. large lot of
superior imported CIGARS. over twenty-four thou
sand W. B0NIFANT,
apl3-ts U. S. Marshal.
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FEVHzE REVENUE EXTENSION SILVER
I'LL MINING COMPANY

OFFICE NO. 5 ST PAUL ST. UP STAIRS.
eapifai SJ0G,GOO. Shares $4,000.
Par value and subscription prices $40 per share
full paid up stock. Less than two thousand
shares can be had at subscription price-and these
may be withdrawn at any moment.
The Superin tendent at the Mines TeIegraphs:-
Austin, April Is. 1S66.-Have struck Gold Vein
in Revenue Extension. Ore assays $6698 per ton;
prospects favorable for large amounts. Ore few
feet below water level"
For stock or information, apply to
apo 1w E. R. SPRAGUE.
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TO Corresponding.

No notice can be taken If anonymous COMMUNICATIONS.
Whatever IS intended for insertion must be dthen-
ftcated Jp the name and address Of the ,0rter-not
necessarily for publication but as gttdrqntvtor has
good faith. We not to be considered respoils1-
Die for the opinions e,cpressedby correspondents.
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DIED.

HUGHES-On tho 22d instant, Rosa Hughes,
daughter of the late John Hughes. in the 18th year
of her age.
MCC0URT.-0n the ODD instant Mary, eldest
daughter of James and Esther McCourt.
MYERS.-On the 10th instant. Alice C. Myers
youngest daughter Of Jacob and Mary FRESHMAN
MhTUEWS.-On the 2lstinst, Margaret Mathews,
in the 56th year of her age, beloved wife of Rev
Henry Mathews.
BIES.-0n the 23d instant Josephine virginia.
wife of George II. Bier, granddaughter of the late
Joseph Taylor of this city, and daughter Of DR.. J.
p. II. Stone, of Louisiana.
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JOHN IL. RICHARn c

RsE5 JOHN II. RICHARDS
80 Formerly of l2O Light street wharf
s1 The undersigned most respectfully invite
the attention Of their friends and the public to their
stock Of BOOTS and SHOES, of their own man
utacture, wholesale and retail. Also Ladies
Misses and Ghildren's Shoes. Superior stock always
on hand ready for custom work at the shortest notice.
and at prices that defy competition.
RICHARDS il JOHNSTON
ap10-1m between Mulberry and Saratog,o
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GSs5 FARMERS. GARDENERS, and all in
GTS terested. will please take notice that they can
-s- be supplied at the shortest notice, from GROIN
of Baltimore. light street extended) with all the
choicest known varieties of G R APE VINES,
STRAWBERRY PLANTS, and other small Fruits
ORNAMENTAL TREES, EVERGREENS. FLOW
ERlNG SHRUBS, ROSES, aud every thing pertain
bage, Egg Caulifower and other Plants in large or
small quantities.
All orders attended to at Seed and Agricultural
Store, Nos. 46 and IS Light St, Baltimore. Priced
Catalogues furnished on application.
RICH'D CROMWELL, Proprietor.
aS-Those interested are invited to visit the Nur-
series. 1t would well repay them.
an20-3W L. VINCENT Snnerintnndenr
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. NOTICE TO TRAyEI,ERS 4:
J ~. ~ "a. ''s.sssssssssss
7. BIRCkHEAD, JR.,

n 5SoIWe BAD CASES OF PILES CURED
w BY DR.. STRICKLAND'SP ILEREMEDY-
pr. Glass. OF GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin, writes for the
been troubled for eight with an aggravated case
OF Piles, and his brother was discharged from the
the Pies9 Both these distressing cases were cured
NTH one bottle Of Dr. Striokland's Pile Remedy
me recommendation of these gentlemen beside the
to convince those suffering that the most aggravated
chronic ceses of Piles cured by Dr. Strickand's
Pile Remedy. It is sold by Seth S. Hance los BsIti-
more street. and by Druggists everywhere.
Wholesale Agents, Thomson & BLOCK
ana 4. V0GELER & co:
80 SETH s. HANCE
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CLEANSE THE BE0oD.-Witb CORN,

CLEANSE THE BEGOD.-With corrupt. dis
ordered or vitiated Blood, you are sick all over
1t may burst out Ill Pmples, or Sores or in some ac
tive disease. or 1t may merely keep you lisesS, do
pressed and good for nothing. But you cannot have
good health while your blood is impure. AYER' g
SAksAPARTLLA purges out these impurities and slim
ulates the organs Of life into vigorous action restor
ing the health and expelling disease Hence it rap
idly cures variety of complaints which are caused
by impurity of the blood. such as Scrofaia Kings
EUit. Tumors. Ulcers. Sores. Eupiions. Pinples.
B2otches Boiis, 81. AnthonV's Frc. Rose or Ergs,pe
las, letter or Salt Rheup Scnid Head, Ring WurH
Cuncer or tdacerons Tmors, Sore Eyes, female DIS
eases, such as Retention, irrcgUirtV, SyppresSt2h
Whites Seri(ity also NphittS n IeRcrigt D,se1Sss
| Liver Complaints and Heart Diseases. Try AYER's
SARsAPARIILA and see for yourself the surprising
activity with which it cleansos the blood and cures
| these disorders.
largo bottles. rrceuilnS ~ SsNo quart OF Extract
of Sarsaparilla for dollar. Most of these have
been frauds uron the SICK for they not contain
critics whatever. liCUcc, bittvr disappointment has
followed the Of the various extracts of Sarsapa
rils which food The market, until the name itself
has become synonymous With imposition and cheat.
Still We call this compound 'SaTSaparilia and in
tend 60 supply such rVmcjy as shall rescue the name
| from The ,,ad vi oblrQuy which rests upon 1t. We
which irrcSs bio by the ordinary Of the dis
is intended - cure. We only assure the
sick that o0Cr them the best Alternative which we
know how produce, and We have reason to believe
Ivy far the most eettual purifier Of the blood yet
discovered by any body.
known SurpaSS every other remedy for the Of
Coughs, Colds. lnhuepEa hoarseneSS. Group, Brou-
chitS Incpent Consumption, and for the relief of
ease that it useless here recount the evidence of
its virtues. The world knows them.
and RF s6d b1 by Dr. H BkSWN IGy Bk6 Mass
mhs9-eo2md&w Baltimore, and by all Dealers.
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The public can purchase coal from this company
as low at all times can be had elsewhere.
REMEMBER
This company owns its colliery, and all profits
OF intermediate parties centre in this company.
REMEMBER
That each share Of stock sold will entitle the
holder to receive ton of coal at cost previous to
June next and ton after June, with the diYid end
made fron&he profits Of surplus coal.
REMEMBER
Tho price of our stock is $40 per share. Tho coal has
been tried and proved to be the best quality Sam
pies taken from the six and eleven foot veins can be
seen in the Office.
We invite the citizens now to come forward and
sustain this company putting down the price of one
of the necessares of life, by investing in our stock.
Subscriptions taken at the Office, and by
II. S. SHRY0CK & SON, South Calvert st.,
C0AKLEY i BROTHER, South Calvert st.,
THOMAS & CO., Baltimore ST.
Yards in S. Caroline and Biddle streets.
JAMES F. PURVIS President.
JAMES I. GIVEN. Secretary.
mh6-tf Ofhce, AS w. Fayette Street.
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E0HN GLENN q, CO.,
0B REAL AnENTnu

Ohm GLENN d CO.,
~ REAL ESTATE AGENCY
SO SECOND STREET, BALTIMORE,
Are prepared to buy sell and exchange Real Estate
to rent Houses and collect rents to borrow and loan
money to attend to investments and other business
concerning trusts.
DWELLING HOUSES.-On st. Paul, north of
Madison; on Monument, west of St. Paul; on
Carey, near Baltimore; on Eutaw north of Frank
I'M on EutaT. north of Madison on Lexington east
OF Pine; on Saratoga, near Gilmor on Calhoun near
Lexington: on Pierce near Chatsworth
GARDEN STREET-Two three-story Dwelling
Houses on Garden street 22xl50 feet, built in best
style. go ~
CAT0NSVILLE PROPERTY--Country Seats
Cottages and Farms, improved and unimproved for
sale or rent low.
FREDERICK ROAD-Eligible Building Lots from
8 to miles from the city. on the Frederick road
commanding view of the city. country and river for
sale or lease low. "
FRANKLIN SQUARE-Bu;lding Lots on Frank
lin Square and on Carey street. next to Presbyterian
Church. for sale or lease
FARMS FOR SALE-Farms from 70 to 900 Acres
for sale low
GROUND RENTS-Ground Rents from $50 to $780,
In different sections of the city for sale on favorable
terms.Apply to JOHN GLENN%8S CO.,
mhII-u SO Second street. Bait.
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SMALL CLASS FARMS.

a.. M FOR SALE.-A very superior PRO.
o.. h4 a PELLER of $50 Tons old measure
F@zg42ssse- ment, built in the strongest and most
substantial manner and of the best and most durable
materials and of very light draught Of water, the
been in actual service not more than six months Sbs
has just been put in complete order and is now ready
Tor service. For further particulars enquire at the
Ship, Yard Of Messrs. JOHN I. FARDf & BRO.
South Side of the Basin. no22-tf
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MARRIED.,

THOMPSON-JONES.-O the 10th instant, at
the Methodist Protestant Parsonage 400 Light street.
by Rev. R. S. Rowe. Charles Thompson to Miss Anna
i. Jones. both of this city.
FOXWELL-VANSAN the 22d instant, at
the same place, by the same, Benjamin T. Foxwell
to Miss Sarah j. Nansant. both of this city.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ I. o. g. 4.
GS CELEBRATION OF TIE
FORTY SEYENTI ANNIVERSARY
AMERICAN FELLOWSHIP.

AMERICAN ODD-FELLOWSIIIP
The Joint Standing Committee the Library pro.
pose celebrating the approaching Anniversary of the
Fraternity Of 0dd-Fel!0ws by GRAND LEVEE
26tn inst in the Hall. North Gay street. Every ar
rangement is being made to ensure the enjoyment
and comfort of those who may DO present. The Lee
wee will be held in the Grand Saloon of the Hall,
and the entire building will be opened to enhance
the pleasure Of the guests on the occasion.
The Cohl!ion Music for the Levee will be furnished
by Prof. Charles.
The Retreshment Department will be uuder the
caro- of popular and experienced caterer.
The price Of Tickets has been placed at 0NEDOT4-
LAR. admitting brother and two ladies' extra tick
cts for ladies fifty cents each.
Tickets may be obtained from the n. G.s of the
several Lodges, the Librarian and Committee Of Ar
rangementS.
N tickets will be for sale at the door il is there
fore necessary that brothers should procure their
tickets prior to the evening of tho Levoe.
By order of the
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BANK.

uT4 BALTIMORE April I'd, 1866. !
Inc S!OCKHOLDERS are hereby notified that
an Election for NINE DIR ECTOR5 of this Bank
iOr ne ensuing year. vii take PLACE at their Bank
NEAT, being the Sth of the month, between the
hours of 10 and l O'Clock. 'O
apzl-tMyS JOHN S. Cuttings, Pres't
nP NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS COINC
leaves Spear's Wharf DAILY, Sundays excepted
Tor the following points, connecting at Norfolk and
PORTSMOUTH with Railroads for all points South
Fare from
Baltimore to Fortress Monroe 90
Baitimore to Norfolk 800
baltimore to City Point . go
Ba!tlmore TO hlchmond 500
Datllnore 10 petersburg 600
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GTOCK IN .ssORDAN's SPRINGS

~ C0MPANT.o
tbs proposed to form a JOINT STOCK COMPANY
for the purchase Of the valuable property known as
"JORDAN'S SPRINGS No more surely paying in
vestment can be made Parties DESTROYS of taking an
interest will be furnished with all particulars at our
office. where subscriptions will be received for few
days GEO. W. TINGES & son,
apll If No. 3 St. Paul street.
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COMMERCIAL PROGRESS AND IN
TERESTS OF BALTIMORE.

Whilst complaints are frequent from our
merchants and trades people that the demand
for goods is small, that we are having dull
season, and so on, it may soften the infiction
somewhat to know that it is shared with other
of our chief cities; and that however dis
couraging for the present, the case may ap-
pear to be, that as a city, We are really making
an advance; and that the future promises still
fairer for all who have the enterprise to do
their share in pushing matters forward.
As an illustration or proof that we are
making Roadway, commercially, we propose
to set before our readers some figures obliging-
ly furnished by the Collectors Office of this
city, showing what the advance has been with
IN given period; the number of vessels
cleared and entered beginning with 1862
Number of Vessels, American or Foreign, entered
and cleared at Custom House. Baltimore from Ian
uary lst 1852 to January 31st 1866 also amount Of
Duties on Imports for same period:
Date American orIAmericanI AmericanI Total
Foreign. Cleared. Entered. American
1862 1882 American 1919 lob
1S64~. 1874 26'6l
1S65.:.. S.944 3l67
,Jyan'y -, ~
lS66... 154I 16Ol
15,13lI SSH 1852
Date. Foreign. Foreign Foreign Total
Cleared. Entered. Foreign
1851. Foreign. 1852 162
1861. 1881 1901
lS64."... 2}5 2l3l
1867. 23l I'll
Jan'y
1885," PSI 2O
1881 856 1.709
Total American and Foreign ............... 1851
Amount of Duties collected from Imports for same
period:
1862 1853, $50 a
1858 1855 q
2207, 200 Is
3039,597 Ga
1866 (Jan'y) 3lS, 1872 70
------------
S9,4S5.4 40 G3
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BANK OF BALTIMORE,
APRIL 2, 1866.
FOURTEENTH EXTRA DIVIDEND

~ hPRlL q, 1906. }
FOURTEENTH EXTRA DIVIDEND.
The President and Directors of the Savings Bank
of Baltimore have declared Extra Dividend of the
profits of its business for the three years ending t
March, 1866 amounting to $3s0,435.
This amount is by law divided to such sums as have
been in Bank for one year more, in the following
proportions:
To sums on deposit for three years,
an Extra Dividend of per cent
To sums on deposit for two years,
anyExtra Dividend of 6 per cent
To sums on deposit for one year,
an Extra Dividend of per cent
This Dividend, added to the regular Annual Inter
est of per cent. which is carried to the credit of
each Depositor on the lst of April in each year,
makes for the last three years, to of not less
than one years standing, per cent per annum.
without computing the profit of compound interest
on the undrawn annual interest.
The State City and United States Taxes are paid
by the Bank.
The above dividend will be carried to the credit of
each Depostor, and bear interest deposit, from
lst April, 1866, until withdrawn.
me Extra Dividend and Annual Interest will be
ae e Ior entry in all the Deposiors' Books
10 Inc once OF the Bankis open on Mondays from
60 CLOCK, and on other days from 10 to o'clock
oI ne purpose OF receiving and paying deposits and
attending to general business f ~
BY order of tho Board
ARCHIBALD STIRLING. Pres't.
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VEVREAsURY DEPARTMENT.

i'll BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. R. CO.,
: BALTIMORE April II, 1861
The Board of Directors at their meeting this day,
passed the following resolutions, viz:
1Rs2olged That a Dividend of FOUR ~ PER
CENT. be declared on the Stock of the Main Stem
Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, pay
ABLE on and after the Both APRIL, instant. at the
Merchants Bank of Baltimore, and that the Transfer
closed until the 30th instant.
ResoIUed, That the United States Tax be paid by
the Company. J. 7. ATKINSON
apl3 eotMyl Treasurer
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kAAMOND HOOP SEkERT
Ely MANUFACTURERS COMPANY,
wv PETERS & W0OLLEY
W ARERo0Ms, No. Holiday ST.. Baltimore Nd and
. No. sol Market St, Wilmington, Delaware,
Manufactory-No. l, and 5 West Eighth Street,
Wilmington, Delaware. aLlO-iIn
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n-..aANNIvERsAR OF TIIE ExETEa

n S1ANEIVERsARY OF THE EXETER
VrS STREET SUNDAY SCHOOL SOCIETY will
be concluded on THURSDAY EVENING, 18th inst,
ats O'Clock, in the Exeter street M. L. Church.
Exercises will consist of Singing and REGULATIONS
BY the SCHOLARS. ard Addresses by Rev. Mr.. Frey
Finger and Rev. James II. McCord
The friends of Exeter and the Sunday School cause
are cordially invited. an 2j(2t%
URPOWHATAN BUILDING ASSOCIA.
ny TON NO. 3, will meet To MORROW CThurs-
day. EVENING. the Goth inst, at o'clock, corner
of Bond and Pratt streets. Those in want of Stock
are invited to subscribe before it is too lateover
eight hundred shares have been sold. Only few,
more left This wi Il rrohahls heti III, President. !
WM. T. Cox, Sec'y II:
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N5pCOMMERCIAL AND FARMERS,

ms DAY declared DIVIDEND OF TEN Q0 PER
CENT, Qess the United States Income Tax for the
half year ending the goth instant, payable on and
after the first day of May next State and City Taxes
paid by the Bank. TRUEMAN CROSS
apz5-eotMyI Cashier.
GNITHE SECOND QUARTERLY MEET
10y ING of the G, D. S. of 7. of Nd, will be held
in the Temple THURSDAY, the 18th inst. at ten
o'clock A. N At night Public Temperance Meet
ing will be- held in the Temple. when interesting ad
dresses will be delivered. All are invited BY order
ap2l-satm&w ST. T. MYERS. q. s
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GOLDENBURG &c CO.,
0A, 81 N. HOWARD STREET,
W Respectfully inform the ladies that they have
gone to great expense in Refittng and Improving
their MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT and made
it equal TO any Partisan one
In order to have the Goods correspond with the
above they have directly imported their =
PATTERN BONNETS
FLOWERS,
RIBBONS, &C.,
which have never been equaed in any establishment
in this city.
RETAIL at Wholesale Prices
mh2S-lm GOLDENBURG 4 co.
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FOR RENT.

a. COTTAGES FOR RENT-Three mile, on
Ii ork road, furnished and unfurnished passenger
cars every hour: Also, a Cottage and extensive
Grounds in the city.
HENRY W. ROGERS & Co
ap23-u corner Charles and Fayette streets
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The testimony Of Mrs. D. P. Bowers, Miss Maggie
Mitchell, Mile Vestva Lucille Western. Mdme.
Ponsi and other prominent ladies to the merits OF
LEmail dc Paris, shows that the profession is re-
Joiced at obtaining preparation that produces all
the briancy of rouge and lilly white, without doing
injury to the skin or presenting the least vulgar ap-
pearance. L'Email de Paris is used by the most re-
fined ladies for the Theatre, Saloon or Ball Room.
LEmail de Paris is totally unlike any other prepara
ton before the public and it has peer among cos
metics; a fact which the unprecedented increase in
its sales is proof unanswelable. 1t is sold by VIM H.
Read 147 Baltimore street. and all respectable Drug
gists and Perfumers lapl3-eotmy1
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UR A SUPERIOR REmEDY.-We can con-
Wy scientiously recommend to those suffering from
2 distressing cough, Dr. ,StTicklands Melli1uoug
and is wtha not disagreeable to the taste There is
no doubt that the Meli6uous Cough Balsam is one Of
tho best preparations in use, and is all that lis
past week and found relief from most distressing
cough. 1t ia prepared by DE-. Strickland. No. l39
Sycamore street. Cincinnati Ohio, and for sale By
Druggists. Wholesale agents Tomsen & Block. and
A. VnEesr A. Co. ;u9-Iy
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WHEDUCTION pRECFS

BSEDtEBVtTN IN PRICES!
Ia FURTHER REDUCTION IN PRICESI
OF CEMENT AND PLASTER.
Best R0SENDALE CEMENT and CALCINED
PLASTER. just landing and for sale at reduced
prices by j. HENRY GEESE
ap2l-7t2dp q Spears wharf
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VETINDOW sASHEs.

XNINDOW SASHES.
We have in store about Q5OOO fifteen thousand
WINDOW SASHES, made of best seasoned mate
rial OF sizes from 6x8 to 12x20 glazed and unglazed
suited to Maryland and Southern trade. Cash buy
ers at Wholesale retail should not overlook our
sortment Inc superior quality of stock invites
scrutiny Call and examine.
GEO. 0. STEVENS 4 CO.,
AZ West Pratt street,
mhl2-6m Near Spears wharf
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CASH WEIGHTS AND CORDS.
Builders supplied at lowest market rates. Oul
stock ranges from tbs. to IA bs Special patterns
cast to order. GEO. o. STEVENS CO.,
AZ West Pratt street,
mhl2-6m Near Spears wharf.
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