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ma. sEWARD's RELIGIOUS WE'VE.
The following letter from the lats
William II. Seward to Mr.. Thurlow
Weed is published

William d. Seward to Mr.. Thurlow
Weed is published
WRsTHA1I, CHA7ArerA Cousr1,1
Sunday, March 2sth, 1887.
My DEAR WEED.-I have yours G.
the 18th. 1t was written in Answer t.
mine OF the date Of fortnight si1ce.
Frederick was very ill, And was nuca
reduced, but thanks to the mercy ce
God, is spared to as. You can hsys
0 conception how much my h>ars is
bound up in the life of that blesc. boz.
have to-day, not without Se.s and
trembling, bat l trust in sincerity ..d
6rmness Of purpose, discharged duty
unknown before. For years pass [
have struggled against prejudices Of
early education which rendered religion
mystery, and yet carried about Ne
conviction that it was in reality siEs'
pie and beautiful system, the profsszio2
and practice of which were obvious du.
ties. After what, trust, has, been =
proper self-examinstion, l presented
myself this morning tor baptism, ana
was received into the visible church,
and, for the first time enjoyed the coL1-
munion supper. I mention this fs4s,
which will be inbarmonious wish your
daily thoughts and occupations, De-
cause it is an important event in Il;
life, and one which, therefore, it is best
you should know directly from las, in
stead of hearing it by report. IF, ia
one Of those seasons (Which seldom &C.
cur) when you are alone and free from
the pressure of immediats care, you re.
member this clrcumstance, your init.
mate knowledge of my recent expert
ence of human events, will, I doubt
not, enable you to trace the causes and
manner Of my becoming more serious
than heretofore IN regard to religion
If that or other course Of thosaht
should lead you to the conviction thai
! what I have done is Al obvious and
| proper duty developed upon yourself as
| we'll as me and all others, it would be
source of great happiness to me. You
will not be likely to fall into the eEor
which others will in respect to myself.
! But may as veil be explicit With yeu.
1 profess not to have experienced any
miraculous change of heart, OF to have
in any way gone through that ordeal Of
despair 80 commonly supposed to b
the entrance, and the only entrance,
upon Christian life. I have always
been sensible that l vas an offender, and
. grevious one. against the duty lowed
to god and my fellow men. I have en-
deavored nov to repent, and resolve,
With Gods grace, to live more in the
fear of and under the influence Of lovo
and gratitude to God, and ito that end
to study His revelation. I do not an
ticipate that it will make any consider
able change in my habits of life, bat I
humbly trust that it vii! gradually els-
vate aud refine my motives Of action
Commend my love to Mrs. Weed1 and
Harriet. Ever yours,
WILLIAM Fl. SEWARD.
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SAUK RAPIDS,
i WAITER II ! + T ! POWER
+.-.. A-4: ~ lno.u.sLe #. .,,s.I.G.
FOR SALE. ..-,.
~ E IL =z-..I EI~z

~ JElyk!EY.r,
0evsn 1rstslae nin sitss are Aew ready and sKst-
q 1bR ols q ths Great Watae Ray4F. sityAtsd It
he tsvn Of 1a1k lapids. sAhkS 1isaalip pl 1itsr.
IL 01lA ARtI. 80
isa.s. sas: - - !. sittff3e fef1 ssAo
6tfSe a. k1ne15E u 1LI u
The St. Paul Raei1e and Northern Pacific Ran.
road dspots and YaEda AA1k Rapids lay adjoining
the water power premises.
The ebovs railroads. nov eeestrustsd and In opsr-
atton give 0isos ffsa this water power
to 81. Paul. Dalath and the Red River YallsY.
.IhA 9Apf Hhl}eE ktlpsion of hest. Psnl II r.
eahs ld9ekas ~ co95t1uctiness sal el3 ipk a.
The eonstrSsaea - NJ n. Cloud / M.nt.t,
I'D otheF fs1rceds Eill :oen open large e4-
Mt ito direct eSnnsctsea VII thS oant.
ThAy1ter power 10 snlcisnt Il. .drlss 400 run Of
MN 'se1A6,1 grinding 20. bhjhS6 psr hSuhEiS
Tho property Il the Water Power Company Gov.
srs N area tof one hundf5d mill htes.
The work 10 Of the most substantial character the
dam. canal walls, pars, sh1tments. ke, &c., being
Constructed Of granite, and granite sxiPts in large
quantities and convenient for all PURPOSES,
This D ens of'the finest water powsfs and town
dts combined in the Aississippi Valley aud to per-
ny 1E -. s1t1S iki1essasolsi~n (. kvsa. II
the parties have the capital Necessary 70 erect and
oDssass 11st-c10ss5aws6a md fearing, n,illa. sf.t
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TO YOUNG MEN.

Young men should read the follc$t (
words from the pen Of ProtssseT r.
ter, and from them gather new ooA5(3
for the battle Of life: "Yor2.c Lso,
you are the architects Of your ewD T..
tunes. Rely upon your own 6,csGl
of body and soul. Take for ySur 90
self-reliance. Inscribe on .,aR s:s1-
ner, Luck is fool, pluck Is aeess2.' .
Don't take too much advice-fe>, =.
your helm and steer your own saip, a:.1
remember that the great art Of co.
maoding is to take fair shass o. she
work. Think we'll of yourself. o,ri:1
out. Assure your own position. ns
potatoes in cart, over . rough scss
aud the small ones 90 to lie susot,.
Rise above the envious and jealoc:A
Fire above the mark you intend X az.
Energy, inviue,ble deterniuaslea, ::ith
a right motive. are the levers -,
move the world. Don's drink-doc'a
chew-don't smoke-don't ec3a-
don't deceive-don't read novsl-dass
marry until you can support eAa 81
earnest-bs sslf.reliant-bs esnafssc>-
be civil. Read the paps1. 4f
tise your business. Make noasJ, ~
do good with it. Love God Ald fo
fellov.meo. Love truth a.a 7Io.
Love your country and obey it, lassz2."
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A:IS0 2''o:FUR; SALE;

49, -2.G5 80: ,-9vlis .Iyin9 II
0N1THIRD INTEREST In the entire water
pewsr property, at ground floor figures, to any
person who oa svt1g the capital 70 take and
':itg ~ faass'a f,stss9 in,p, .,s ,sSivv s~'
,,4., ~. r. DEI.Aa0, Agent,
~ ~ faux lipsd. water Power cotmaptaai.yy;
(ayset4T 70 ..o :tn.cr III W Z Rf: fAOA.
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sTRANGfB.'

. : Z
. .~t,HiC 10 -. =.
He may bs strong who bsaysly nssts
Death whom bio lih h fir and sweet,
When only Joy his. fall heart grssts,
And earth with hope y all rsplsts;
But stronger hs Who nebly tzssds -
Mssa path, whsl IN y rough and drsar;-
When grief with night ths sky o'sssprsads,
: And earth IL robbed Of light and cheer.
Strong may hs bs who stsrnly .wislds
His power to n,ssl selfish end.
Who ealnly 70 hispurposs yislds
Alike an enemy aud friend
But stronger hs who torths right
Strikes low ambition and desire;
Who. ssrvils to ths outward sight.
Il master Of the hidden IRE.
TIE bird hear sings not from yondsr elm,
But the down ecstasy my childhood heard
Il vocal in my mind, renewed by him,
HAPPY made swestsr by the accumulate thrill
That threads my unboundsd life and steals
A pathos from the years aud graves between.
know not how 1t u with other men.
Whom but gusss, dsciphsring myself,
For me, once felt IL 20 felt nsvsrmors.
'-LssssU
PIEAsuRE is oft = visita1t; but pain
Clings cruelty to us, like tie craving sloth
On the deer's tender hsunchss, late and 10th
'Tis scared away. - -Keot.
The St. Cloud journal., 1872-11-07

Young ladies' who lace themselves
too tightly when dressing for din-
ner, evidently prefer grace before
The St. Cloud journal., 1872-11-07

The recent sale of AmafiecT.: eeel
for shipping. purposes hes irignt5asd
the British coal dealers into Q ssdoc.
ton of dollar aud . half { tsu = "A
contracts for steamer use. The .sa.,;;o
consumers 90 far receive neDeo: Gem
it. This kind Of oompsitiez -: :: - .:s
thing foI England.
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TKkS VOVould do

T1As Ws would do,
We should do when We would; or this xssId changes
And hath abstemsnts and dalAys are many
And there ars tongues, AZ haads, ars accidents;
And then this shoSld Il like spsndthrin sigh, /
That hurts by easing. ~,l e--S1ak<speaTs
The St. Cloud journal., 1872-11-07

Henry B: Beecher, son of Henry
Ward ls 10 the lumber business at AL.
bany, NY. H.. .f..s .r..,. -.
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ST. PAUL.

The names given In this column are those Of the
largest and most reliable houses In their
several lines Of business In 9t. Paul.
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: Thsuadsrsisnid Win ;farsi.h a1.t:ai.s.
music foe Balls. Special latsent,on givensto
supplying private parties, with from two to
i've pieces, ss may be desired.
Charges reasonable.
GEO. &. FULLER.
St. Cloud, Sept, 7th, 1871. E, ,
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YyYvl s"o OXo''o va J0ss Voe oA tuoso
familiar, eoarse.mannersd gentlemen
,,who ( are not personally unpopular,
though not mueh respected; 80 that,
,rben he rode on to tho sands, tho men
nodded to him a. he trottsd past, aud
hunI Jim their "aood.day" moro o.
lese' eivilly, a. il might chance. And
among tho rest, "Good-dsy to you,
Sqaire r. said old Dan Martin, smooth
".
Bat.the look he cast up from under
bis shaggy eyebrows Was not quite 20
pleasant ~ bis voice. .....;<, ..
"Good morning, Martin r. said Mr..
rrescat, roughly, With quick glance
sent rowing among the workers, ~ If
he wss looking for some one. When
he caught aight Of Mary Peard, rakinx
up the sawed BY George Martins
side, and ..psakiug 70 him 10 that
strangely familiar manner, leaning on
sAsrsakssSd laughing up into he face
's.-lootias liks Ronasy's .pieture 4 La.
d. Hamilton q Baeehsnts-his
glance rested there, aud his face grew
. dosky srinsos. 'a&s. Il ! = :~,>
'1s your son making up to Mary I"
! hs a.ked, rudely. ....,, .Y -.
"Mary'll got ! good one il. he IT,
answered MARTA, IN his smooth Wsy
smiling. .ssa III x..sss ssssts. s.sss, l=.=s
= r"You ! think g Of sour,e ! thiak y 1 the M
girl match for his bsttsrs,': said Mr..
Txsseat. ..>-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-14

There is more Letter writing, especially ON
The part Of democrats anxious to define their
positions. Fernando Wood writes to a friend in
Alabama fayoring the nomination of Greelev
ContraTiwise, Mr. John III. Gilmer of VIRGINIA
advocates the reelection Of General Grant for
cogent reasons. He says that the Cincinnati
convention was the mere development Of per
sonal antipathies. and if the action of that bodv
be confirmed at Baltimore, the democratic partv
VIII wipe out the record OF its past history and
place the democrats in "the unenviable attitude
OF party vagrants." The ''Iiberals, - again. have
letter from Benjamin Robinson, Of Selma,
Alabama, who insists upon the nomination of
Greeley at Baltimore-but Mr.. Belmonts note
OF June 3, alluding to Greeley's nomination as
zone OF those stupendous mistakes which il is
difficult even to comprehend" is so mellow me-
elected by the newspapers that sustain the Gin
rinDai bolt. The class of democrats renre-
sented by Mr.. Gilmer muster more man. and
show stronger front already, than the classes
who once talked of Mr.. Greeley as an .sayail-
able" democrat, or who, like Mr. Belmont. bavs
tried TO make the best OF stupendous mis-
fake
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While regret will be felt everywhere by
thoughtful and intelligent men that a states
man o. the ability and high standing of Senator
Patterson has been defeated for denomination
through the working of the mistaken '.rotation
policy of New Hampshire, it is a matter of
satisfaction TO know that his successor is to be
man Of character and capacity. To the people
pf this District, who appreciate their great obj
cations to Senator Patterson for his labors and
Intelligent care for their interests, it is matter
of lively satisfaction that the political huckster
who descended to the employment Of such dirty
1oolr as the Cranes, Greens, Hattons, Purviss,
and Augustus to defeat Senator Patterson and
get his place, was utterly defeated in his asp;.
IatiOEs.
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The WEEKLY STAR, now ready, contains a
full report OF the closing scenes in Congress;
the Alabama claims; trip from Washington to
Omaha; Congressional appropriations for the
District, Closing scenes of the Philadelphia con-
yent0n; notifying President Grant and Sem
ator Wilson OF their nominations; as 7essed value
OF real estate in the District; public school
examinatlons-white and colored; proceedings
OF The legislative assembly; national and local
politics; latest and best tales, poems sketches
and society items; together with interesting local
news, Washington news and gossip, agricultural
items. household receipts, &c, &c.
Terms. One dollar and hall per snnum In
advance; single copies i've cents, in wrappers
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jersey justice Is so much superior To what is
called justice in other sections of the country
that the citizens of that much abused common
wealth, living under an administration of the
laws which protects their lives and property.
DO not feel particularly aggrieved when they
are spoken OF as foreigners. In fact they rather
like IL Only a short time since a Jersey CITY
official didnothing more than purchase, through
friend, piece OF real estate which the city
needed for its own use, and then transferred il
TO the corporation at an advance of $4,000.
Such things are winked at in some places, but
not in jersey. Notwithstanding he had aeon
1nulated nice little pile of half million. and
when he appeared in court to receive his sem
fence, "was neatly dressed in a suit of dark
cloth, and wore splendid set of diamond studs
IN his BOSOM" Jersey justice was unmoyed.
Many politicians warmly sympathized with
him, and sustained him, able lawyers de-
Tended him, but jury composed in about equal
proportions Of members OF each of the leading
parties pronounced a verdict of guilty, and the
Judge did not shrink from his duty in passing an
appropriate sentence, even though he wept
While he was consigning his rich and WELL
crossed prisoner to confinement at hard labor in
TIE state prison for nine months. We all know
how differently they manage things in New
Ork; and in Chicago ii is no better The trials
oil the aldermen Of that city accused of accent
ing brides and general malfeasance of Office
nave begun, and Alderman McAuley was ar
raigned and acquitted, the principal witness
against him declining to testify lest he should
crimlnate himself. The other trials, which VIII
Immediately follow, will, beyond a doubt. have
similar termination.
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The labor market like any other market il
Regulated by the demand and the supply. The
Beaver Falls cutlery works PENNSYLVANIA re-
Gently got short of hands, or perhaps of funds.
and longed for cheap Chinese labor. They sent
man to California, and for weeks the Beaver
Falls mind was agitated with the prospect of
heather for neighbors, preying upon the land
and taking the bread from the mouths of the
starving natives But now the agent has re-
turned without a single Chinee to his name
Tie found that the orientals in California were
getting higher wages than he could afford to
give them. of course the Chinese are quick to
hnd out their market value, and demand il
When an importer pours 100 600 Iaborers into
our market it makes a momentary ripp,e. a
temporary inequality; but few months hence
Sees every thing again leveled and adjusted.
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PERSONAL.

he sYLvESTRR-0sSce. No l3i SeuEA C,,o-
y ave So, e0-ne1 ~ Bask, Baiftsecse, Md Con
suitatons ree 70 those aficted With the following
diseases; Aeue and Fever, NeuraAeis. Rheumatisn,
ecr9iula sore or Afflicted ayes, and th. worst Kind
q lcerated Sore Legs also Fits and yenereal Die
essas. Treatment foI the above IL BY true systom
O. hooss ana Herbs: fresh from the vegetable king
CON. No drngs- GsnsleHleH oaiV. jeia-sfs
WHAT OLD pR DARBY DOEs NOT KNOW
w about those Cosfassttai Matters ~ not worth
knowing he II the oa(s recOentSed physician
practlcing speciality in washingfou. ceparsSs
rooms tor ladies. ~ street, three doors south Of
rom shls asenoe. maySolm'
M Rs Il. SAWYER, Clas,ooyaai, h1assef.< 7ss
~ ledttzn, can be consulted 81 her house, no.
80 9TH Of between O and ID, Island, up0n All i'm.
portant business past, Present and future. mlS In
IN MARRtA9E.-HcpyvR eli.f for Yo..s Mo-
~ from the effects OF Errors and Abuses In early
lie. Manhood restored. Nervous debility cured.
lmpediments 20 Marriage removed. New method OF
treatment; New and remarkable remedies. Books
hoMAkD ASSOCIATIONS, Ne, . south Ninth 81,
fhnadelphla, Pc. epls-eOsm
II AIDES SUFFERING. From IREEGULARI-
IL ties, wesknesses. or any complaint peculiar 60
their sex should cenhde in DIR. Iron, the Oldsde s-
fatiissed and only reliable and safe Physician
making speciality OF female plants In the city.
he especially invites a call from those who have
been deceived by swindlers. He guarantees a speedy
cure or no charge. S.parofe Rooms for Ladr Pa
fteHfs. Rooms.-C street. between 9th and 7th
south. Hours, from 10 TO IL Q. m, 10 and7 70 9
y. m. OcE-t
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In order that both sides may be heard we
publish a letter from Mrs. Paddock. of SAT-
Lake City, relative TO the women's anti-state
petition sent from there to Congress. She is
mistaken, certainly, in one point, that in which
she AYERS that only one Salt Lake paper con-
tanned denials OF the authenticity OF signatures
TO that petition These denials appeared in
both OF the Salt Lake dailles, the Necs and the
HsTcId
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The Greeley men who hope to carry Indiana
through the cooperation of Senator Hendricks.
now speak of the manly uprightness and COM
maDding ability" of that gsntleman-praises
probably Just enough, but which sound odd
coming from that quarter.
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Everybody here will be sorry to know that
the eye-sight OF our favorite Joe jefferson is
falling him, and that his loss to the stage is
Threatened.
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Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.
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The Star By Mail.

Persons leaving the city for the summer. or
any portion of it, can have The STAR mailed to
their address for such time they desire, at the
rate OF city cents per month. Orders, accom-
panied by the money, should be sent to the bust
ness Office OF the paper.
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FCAUsELEss DEPRESSION.

This expression is often used. but Ii Is manifest
absurd. Gloom and melancholy are not pom, ansous
They are unnatural mental conditions and usually
have corresponding auses. If there is no apparent
reason for dependency, II is a symptom OF physical
disease In nine cases out of ten the stomach the
liver and the bowls responsible for the cloud
which rests upon the brain. In all such cases i'm
mediate and permanent relief may be obtained by
the use Of Hostetter Stomach Bitters IT the diaes
tive organs are weak invigorant is necessary If
the liver is dsordered alternative is required if
the bowels are constipated or irregular a gentle
aperient needed In that famous vegetable remedy
these three medicinal properties are commineled
with several others of scarcely less important char
acter and hence 1t speedily every species of
hypochondria arising from mater ial causes by re.
moving the causes themselves.
In the summer, when disorders Of the stomach
and bowels, bilious complaints and all diseases
which AFFECT the assmiating and secretive organs
are especially prevalent the Importance of having
this invaluable tonic Alternative and corrective in
every dwelling, and within the reach of all who
travel BY land or water, cannot be over estimated
AS 1t Is staple article throughout the country il
would be next Impossible to find settlement near
or remote, unprovided with a stock of this famous
vegetable restorative. jel0 eo3t&W
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ISL q. o F-The members Of HARMONY
Wy LODGE. No. 9, -. D p. are requested Co
meet At their all sth street southeast. THIS FRI
day. EVENING, At O'Clock, 20 take action with
regard TO the death Il our esieemed brother, Past
Grand ENRY -. OBER
By ord, r Of n. q.
MN. p. ALLAN. SecrctnYy.
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~ NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.


y
IAN ORDINANCE to declare what shall be
deemed DuisaDces injurious 70 health, aud to
provide for the removal thereof" Passed
May l5.1Sl.
Extract Sec. IL Aad Be IL fIrtAs, or.
ddiAsd osd enacted, That uDmuzzled dogs soiBg
npon any street, avenue, OF other public place. be-
1ween the nfteenth day OF June and the fifteenth
hay o. in any year mad dogs and dogs
.ans y nyol. pnoplc oogs, shall be deemed nut
tances luxurious to health; and any person owning
or keeping any ccg who shall allow the same to 90
u,muIzied upon any street, alley, or other public
place between the fifteenth day OF June and the If
teenth DAY OF September, In any year; who shall
refuse TO kill or cause to be killed any such dog
owned or Kept by them, which has gone mad or
slven symptoms q hydrophobia; or who shall omit
70 CONNIE any such anmal exposed to such disease,
or which has been bitten by q hydrophobc dog or
amin al, shall be deemed guilty Of keeping and
maintaining nuisance, and, upon convfn' ion
thereof, shall be punished By fine Of not less than
or nor more than tw enty i've dollars; and any ~
gong at large betyeen the fifteenth day of june and
the fifteenth aay OF September In any year without
proper muzzle: shall be taken mp by the pound.
naster who shall charge the owner of the same one
doilar Tor ats redemption; and every such dog not
redeemed within twenty tour hours. after having
been taken up. as aforesaid, shall be liable to be
shot by said poundmaster.
CHRIS. G. cox, D.,
!e I3-3t President Board of Health.
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We have just received supply of our
CELEBRATED BANK PEN,
which is now pronounced by Bankers, Merchants,
and every body hGying commercial writing to do, to
be one Of the best Pens made. Price, 81 50 per
gross, and sent by mail to any address free Of
postage.
RICHARD h. MOHUN Il CO.,
je12-tr 1915 Pennsylvanis avenue
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JOSEPH J. MAYS "a
- PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, 1EI|D
Jelflt 939 Pc. ave-, bet 9th AID 10th sts l4l4I

OSEPA J. HAYS AA
= PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, 1EI|b
Jeii-lt 939 Pa: ave-. bet. 9th AID 10th SITS. lYGJ
JUST THE BOOK
=. Every business line man should have copy of the
hsSds a Hrd ss sp saa ,s,
..SeS Haals. S. sf so.; o good
sGs ssEEEEfE5IRHFFTI AZ
S ens Pric BAhGkS Of all kinds Send for ercua-
everywhere Wili sell like bet Cakes saw msne 81
snS vi 'S cssr ss'' "
jewelers., 20 Nassau street. New York. jelISt
CAhsiAGks cAsR1.sxs,,, OARBIAGEsll
sSss csr % NEW S sea
=; .E ~ .sl;: from s .;iss:
ReDairinsprOmptly atte RSsT ton n ,..B,x
New RsD0,5oIs and Factory, aio-4ia s'h sire ct
N99,.T od - 1900, ,..,
hsSeff f. Sr fI1h:if 7. hi, bis
,rus,.-, Mt ErzGER.
The business hereafter will be conducted by N. T.
ME ZGER, who is thankful to the public for past
,n,oTs and respectfully soicits share Of their flu
IL TIE sUPREME G9gRT OF rae DISTRICT
ne Zyth day OF May, A. ID. lS72
'''-'A 0LA' CT ' Equity Docket. SMITH, No 21'''
paHi II M mar e.
sss q. 3. Smith, cause his appearance to
thy
of dsaa
r. M.Ies, cierf. &c. je,4-fx
NAVY PAIHNAsI1kS oF5ICki ~,
sealed Proposals., to be endorsed :" Proposals"
Be free % sas ssG a
The Nav; Yard and subject TO the
B.rsss u Yerds saa Decks.
serS.y ssns a. Sn.Sis seS s' Egg Coal
The Be Q, q. Se:s su.l,y .. II. kind.
the ana he s.s.ssy Ss:.ssa !: 20
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