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VII r. Subscriber brgs leave to inform the cIlzs"
OF Lynehbnrg and vicinity, thai the next quar-
ter ii las Music Scholars. " i'll CONNIE nee on Thur
daN, January 2nd, $40. AT his Music Room. where
every acIli'y will he always AT hand TO assist in Aus
daenIal aud well-feg course OF inst, il
this ornamental branch OF Eduearion
X J. RYPMA
Dec. 10 3if
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Ep Y virjne oi Il D"ed oil 'lrnsi. executed TO III
, subscriber by Lewis Meuiu and Lavina his
We, he rlu2 date liz Sd day L December, ;932 aud
NJ rrcntl IN he CLERK, Office OF the County Conrr
o tanrphell. lof HE purpose OF Securing - debt dur
10 Edwin Matthews, | shall prucpcd 10 sell. upon
the premises. 10 the highest bidder for cash. on
Monday The h dav of January nexi. one certain
Tract o. parcel OF Land,
in said Il ed neuIinned containing one hundred
and rl2hNacfes, mn,e or less, aud lying III The Conn
" OF Campbell. within about thlee mfrs from the
tonr house. ad Joining the Lends al Di. Lambeih
Capi, Melville Talbot, Cap. Edward Wuhcfs and
others.
The title is believed IN hc unqueslionaNIe, hut act
M meiclN rs trustee. shall OF course. convey TO
IN purchaser, surh TILE only IS is yc.cd IN me by
The Deed aiotesah.
GERMAN JORDAN, Trustee.
Dec. 3 I6J
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ED Ea0N,

I'VE next session OF the subscribers school .N
D. commrnce on MONDAY, the 9th Of Janu,t
next. Terms as iefrloiurc.
SAM'L. d. TOMPKTNS
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5000 yds. NcgrOcs' Cio,hiur

5000 yds. Negroes CiOihin.,
NJ l. haNE Ialel, lerrlyed and have nnw ia
T. sac oGoo yds Napt Cotton. Cas,ineIts
tuPd Cloths. krrse>S .Ltnsrvs ,,d ,i1a. ~,
suitable Tor Negans Cuihlne, wneb we are s.,n,
mined 10 selllo"er than usu.I '''
AL O
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"''e'> 'nd Planters will do themselves uy,,t j.,
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E0SNETs 81 FANCY GOODS.

We have very large supply Of i ON NET
of every descrpnon, PAIN Straw, at all prices.
Nuns. Florence 'ralds f,on - 10 the finest atirI.
OF the KIND manufactured, Bonnet Ribbons of even
style suitable To the seasnn, ioeether with hand
S"me selection Of Mouslra de LANES, SILKS SaiIin,
drrn"es, French, German and English worked
CantS C"ilprS. Fancy lldtfs. Gloves, Inserting,
and EdglugS al all sor>. Gnrs, p Ian. and many 9th.
er handsome and desirable GOODS, TO which W
particularly ,nsiie the attention OF the LADIES,
u We invite a call from Country Merchants,
10 whom We will make liberal deduction from ~
tai prices. IORNER & WATSON.
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6.fREsETF.1'G,

NJ HAVE Lately received very large stock
w OF fine aud snperfne Ingram and Brussels
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ifn'lon OF our friends as being very desirable both
on account oi The patterns a quality. as well as The
pfice. BURTON & ROBES.
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ENBE UNDERSIGNED have io1med CO..
a paluefsl9p. under liz sfsir at
t.AMPaAss ~ WILLIAMS,
Tor the purpose al carving on business AT The Am
herat Mills. They are now prepared fuI the recep-
lion al WtlEAF. Tor wlHch the, VIII give the high.
est Cash prices throu .hnut the season.
JAMES l.. BAAPkIN,
JOHN NJ. WILLIAMS.
July Is Wis
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INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE.
The Merchants fne Insurance COMPANY OF Baltl.
inorP.
s,c

1850, with "a Capital Of $500, 900.
tUec NJ, Is, Soath St,cet, Bat,nore.
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meet daly, Ion the pnpp>c ii uiak,oe Insur.
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N Damage by Fne, whether situated IN Town o.
County.
Applications must specify The -4mount 10 he H..
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aud h occupied as also oi Il ose adj,ceni to tllr
properly on which Insurance Is asked. The sat .
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All applications n,usI be accompanied hy i ground
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Applications by mail. VIII terrwe i,smcd:ate at.
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DIRECTORS.
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commissioners Sale ar
NEE NOES

\ Virinre Of decrefal Order of III. p.
~ Superior Cont Of Law and CHANGER, for I N.'
SON county. pronounced At the last Term =. vel
Cour in a SUN in Chsucers between Wht,,a, nAid
administrator Of Sarah Ball deceased &c. pinsli
against john Jepling and Others, Defend,,. ns,
40 Commissioners. appointed for the pnrpo.. n, se
secie". VII on tie 4fh Monday in Janna,y s.a
'h't bei coa'td"y, At Arison Cou,-hou.e' -.
pose To sale, 10 the highest bidder ut publ,,
Twelve slaves.
consisting Of lien. IFomep, Bogs and Girl.
credit I'll ak monlhs-ihe purchasers 10 ,iv y" =
"iih approved security Tor the purchase mon., '''s
HENRY I. HARRIS
Dec 10 wv
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BEAUTIFUL GDDDS.

SPLENDlD Paris Mole Skin and Emb,oaJ.,. ~
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Together MiflI a great many Other articles Com
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he decision a tie quesslon a. a th,yd Power
Ihess are iii any views upon the sublec aud until
tan sfp shall have hssn iaken, eann0t think II pro-
psE 70 inveke ths attsni1n % Congress 20 oiher
thsa amieahls means &C. The settlement az the con.
l0serg as ~ eaUne the military power ~ the Federal
0osefsmgai 10 b. bfoaghi Ia sid az The STATE 81
Maine, n any aitsmpi % effect that oblea BY a re-
Ca me oaA~s hand, n The authorities o. New
brunswiek shuuld sflsmPa 10 eBiofee the claim Of
exclusive Jurisdiction 50 Up by them, by~means Of
military oreupasion en- their part az The disputed
iefriiefv shall feel nyself bound 10 consider the
eontinesney provided by the Constellation a. having
occurIed On The happeaing o. which State has The
righi 10 call Coz ne AID Of the Federal Government
10 repel invasion.
have expressed 10 the British Minister near this
uoteFnisest eenfdsui expectation that the agents
q ne ss,e q Maiae who have been arrested under
an obsious misapyrs ksnsion of The object Of their
mission, ~ b. promptly rsleasedi and 70 the Go
sefEof 81 Maine thai q similar e0ursr viii be pur-
sued IN regard 70 the egsnle a the province 81 New
brunswick have asofteammended that any mi
state Of Maine, from an apprehension ~ coils
ION with the Government o. people 81 The British
Province, viii be voluntarily and Peaeeably dis
banded.
lcanno, allow myseifio doub, thai he results anti
eipaied from these representation will be seasonal
bly, realized. The parties more Immediately Int
resied cannot bat perceive that an appeal 10 arms
under existing circumstances, will not only prove
fata W their PRESENT Interest," but would postpone III
MOI defeat the attainment of The main Objects which
they have In view The very incidents which have re-.
Gently occurred will necessarily awaken the Govern
ments 10 the importance Of promptly adiusiinga dis
pueby which II u now made manifest that the peace
OF thewo nations Is daily and imminently endanger
ed Thisexpeciaiion Is further warranted by the gene
raj iorbearanee which has hitherto characterized the
conduct Of the Government and people on both sides
OF the line. In the uniform patriotism OF Maine
her attachment 10 the Union, her respect for the
wishes OF the people Of her sister States OF whose
interest IN her welfare she CANNOT be UNCONSCIOUS
and In the solictade felt by the country large FOR
NE preservation Of peace with our negLbors, we
nave strong guarantee that she will not disregard
the request that has been made Of her T..
AS, however, the session Of Congress Is about 10
terminate, and the agency OF The Executive may be-
come necessary during the recess, II Is important
that the attention VI the Legislature should b. drawn
10 The consideration Of such measures as may be
calculated 10 obyate The necessity Of cali for an
extra session. With that view, have thought Il my
duty TO lay the whole matter before you, and 10 In
vile such action thereon you may think the occa
sion requires
NJ. VAN buren,.
Washington, February 26 1889.
The Message and Documents were referred 10 the
Committee on Foreign Relations.
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This Institution has been organized under the General
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DIRECTORS.
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John r.. Peters, John l.. Graham,
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DWELLING HOUSE IN GEORGETOWN TO BE
LET FROM THE 4TH OF MARCH NEXT.

~ One oil the handsomest and most commodious
EssW Dwelling Houses in the District, with small gar
den and stable, delightfully."- and beautifully stu
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DEPARTMENTS The House is in good condition. and may
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Senator Fulion and is well known as the property Of
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NEW BOOKS.-The Heir of Sellwood, novel by
Mrs. Gore, author Of Pin Money &c. &c. and Four
Years Residence in Paraguay, under the government Of
fnnca by the Messrs Robertson, both just publish
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"aon Together with all other late works the sub
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Sketches, | vol ~ ''ss besiie' a"'hoi Vi ehoii
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SOUVENIRS, ILLUSTRATED BOOKS. "a
- great variety Of Souvenirs, English and imcric,
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10y +. TAYLOR and several new ones daily oyrnn,J '
juvenile Souvenirs and Juvenile Books, illustrated
Books OF Travels and Books of Engravings in crent w.
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THE LAWS OF TRADE, considered in reference
l. the works Of Internal Improvement in the United
States. BY Charles Eet, Jr Civil Engineer l vol.
just published, is this day received, for sale by
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TE1TH'S Demonstration OF the Truth of the Christian
IN religion, by the author of the Evidence of Prophe-
Cyl" volume, with numerous engravings
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ian 81 F TAYLOR.
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II STORY OF THE EXTRA sESsIoN-Em.
bractng faithful abstract Of the Currency debates
ana accurate tables of the yeas and nays on every
'a ~ measure, in pamphlet form price 25 cents
F. TAYLOR
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HISTORICAL TRAITS, and other papers, relating
TO the North American Colonies, from the discovery
Of the country up i776 collected by Peter Force
just published and this day received, for sale by
Jan IL L. TAYLOR.
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THREE YEARS OF THE AMERICAN SPORT
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for sale by F. TAYLOR; price dollars for the whole
the usual price being Sl5 unbound jan ~
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r. llQuE H. or rules and reflections f,r conduct in
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,.taa - hauaa Ielnarts Book Of Pol,eness" dedi-
dec 90 f'e '1 cents:
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EOOLSCAP.-F. TAYLOR has just opened case
of Cap Writing Paper, satin surface white and blue,
from mandatory Just established at the North,
which excels in quality and finish any before brought to
Washington. For sale at reasonable price; 40 reams
only received. jan 26
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DERCIvAL'S WONDERS OF THE WORLD.
Comprising the remarkable curiosiies Of nature
and art BY the Rev. f. G.. Clarke, edition, edited
ny James g. Percva in volume Of GA pages
full bound handsomely, and containing IS illustrative
cravings. just received for sale by
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TTNANNEHILLS HISTORY OF LITERATURE
from the earliest period up the revival Of Letters
in the fifteenth century octave volume full bound price
one dollar. just received, for sale by F.TAYLOR. d
Also, Lectures Dramatic Literature translated from
the German by John Black, volume octave, 454 pages
price 81 IS.
ST. Pieres Studies Of Nature volume full bound 400
pages price ST.. jan Is
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DAMBLES IN EUROPE, by Fanny w. Hall, in
N volumes, being Tour through France, Italy, Swift.
zerand Great Britain, and Ireland in 1885, volumes,
Just published, this day received, for sale by
F. TAYLOR,
Or for circulation among the subscribers to the Wavey
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PRICES

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For Steel plate Of four notes, $500
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Printing per 1000 impressions, rs
Bondsfor Loans, with Coupons, Bills Of Exchange,
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LAC SMILE OF GEN. WASHINGTON'S LET
i TERS-( Engraved in London thirty nine years sgo)
Sir John Sinclair, Baronet, M p Agricultural sub
jects, in thin quarto volume, engraved from the org
nal in the British Museum.
F. TAYLOR has this day received several copies Of
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NEW NOVEL" Eonegusk," tn, Cherokee
In Chief, tale of past wars by Anne rcan, is just
published for sale by f. TAYLOR, for circulation
among the subscribers the Waverly Circulating Libra
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ENCYCLOPEDIA OF HISTORY, both ancient and mo-
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T Avs OF THE UNITED STATES.-The Con
IL gressiona edition, complete in eight volumes, law
binding single copy in good order is for sale by F. TAY
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Also single copy of the Secret Journals Of the Con-
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time of its dissolution, in octave volumes. jams
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TERMs-Five dollars per annum, or one dollar for
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NJARsHALL's LIFE OF WASHINGTON, abridg-
M ed by the author for the Of Schools in vol.
i2mo is now just published and this day received for
sale by r. TAYLOR. feb23
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yI,o PARENTS ANDTEACHERs-- AT meeting on
Education in the Hall Of Representatives" at
Washington held Dec. h. the following resolution was
adopted:
Resoyed That this meeting considert the School Book,
called Towns Spelling Book an original work OF
great importance, teaches the child the meaning OF
words and Al the same their spelling is learned, and
that We do strongly recommend its use in all schools
dec l5-d&c3m
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For sale by F. TAYLOR, Washington, who has also
for sale "The District School National Education"
by J. Orville Taylor and "1he Farmers School Book"
by the same author dec Is
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-03-02

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