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BETWEEN John Earlrys Union Coffee House and H. Jer
kins Dry Good store and doors bcow Governor street
We would late opportunity Of thanking the public
received The last i've II design al first
establish ourselves through the press but do By giving
tistacon all who call which consider far prefer
allie any other basis and OF which glad know has
been almost universal
IL is our design pursue the this time and
All goods sold BY Us that do not please in cost qua
make fashion, Otherwise, be returned, aud
the money rcfunded-provdod, the shall been
we At Ills time as large stock, If not larger than
the State line Of business and would respectfully IN
ve economist cali before purchasing and
himself and if prices pronounced low or lower
other the city, shall he very much deceived We
Cloth Coats SIP while others charge S2 making and
trimmings the customer furnishing the co and pants 50, that
are sold Si and Vests Shirts Drawers Iandkerchefs era
vats Stocks Snspcnder Socks Gloves and Collars kinds
and qualities and all other articles usually kept by Cothe.
which determined sell low and request the
public 10 calIand zee whether they want 10 buy ornot
70 Ill Goods rIrragtcd.
BRANNAN CO.
Richmond June ., 1910. 9-wlyT
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john l.. PENDLEToN

Commensurate OFrIcE, Bowling Green, i0th Nai
The parties named IN the foregoing decree, and All ob
inc To be next Of KIN and heirs VI Catanc Kuhn a'
hereby notified, that shall proceed, al my ohce. al W
Tuesday the l3h day OF April neal, nj II O'Clock - ~
the enquiry and apportionnent thereby directed y
and place they required TO appear and exhibit Gu.
port their respective claims.
HoBT nCDGIN, Speea! csa-
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Jan 81

AW notice.. J. DAY., -itior"sg n Lsr, re,lr. /.
- ton Mcckenbure county, Nneinl, and will f,.,.,s
all the Courts Of tla county and al Luncnbufg co,
In the practice of the county Of Merkrnbufs H.
with James II. and Thomas :. Ghoson, Esqs., II r,-
Of the Petersburg partners a well as hn>t wl,
stant attendant AT the Courts of the said county.
March IL l4i,
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which will be found In Nca'r Rogiaiss sf 2jth Juast
1893 and also TO his spsOoh in reply 10 Mir Hayne OF
the 2lsi January, 1850.
March IL ISL.
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for the trainings after the date Of tin, order tie
those regiments may be trained this Spring .uch place
be designated BY the Courts Of Inquiry iUr t, resrr,t
mcEts. by Command,
WA. Ii. RICHARDSON, 7s..., !.
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STUTTERiNG CURED.-fhe subscriber hatin. M.
- self in Richmond. respectfully olrr- hi service,
affected with tile above disease; and from III, ~
he feels confident Of giving perfect satisfaction l. Eli
give him call. lie ma, br found n Mr. X. u. YARN.
pose Mr.. StebbnS China Store, Shockoe il.
~ B.-Cu,e warranted in all cases, or no clar.e
April IS.
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,arsy,ot: MEDICAL PRACTICE. =, d EeL!asn;
u hsy,g located asoi: Ia hl city 81 aanona, sosieuy
III. confessional asrrica: ia. advocate: and iiisnus y
medical reform. D H. j. graduate Of The hoineo ha IT,
l.o. NJ Columbus ONO taS devoted s.ycfa! gears 10
,m, nj M.dcme Sursery and ocr branches connected WIZ
IN, eisnce of Medicine, including full courses 81
upon the subjects usually taught IN Respectable neu'
n his residence Sd between Main and r shoe
koe Ill., x 49, ;u ;,.o :, ,iho,.bl. prco
far disease, NJ rrocs. such considered incurabic
4 supply oil meu'''"s l07-w3w
March I'll -.
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FROM TIE LEGISLATURE OF MARYLAND.

FROM TIE LEGISLATURE OF MARYLAND
We learn by the following letters to the Secretary
of State that the Legislature OF Maryland proposes 70
attend Tie funeral Of President HARRISON tomorrow,
in body N, ,sn
Hon. d. WeJster, Secretary IF STATE:
Sir-We are directed, by resolution of the Gene
raj Assembly of Maryland, TO inform you OF their de-
termination TO unite in paying tribute of respect to
the memory of the late President By attending his iu
neral on Wednesday.
With great respect we are your ohedient servants,
RICHARD THOMAS,
President of the Senate Of .Herufand.
CHAS. STERETT RtDGELEi,
Sneaker of the H. IF Delegates Of Hary'dnd.
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NHAkLEs u. SHAW proposes 10 open H. 4. +. +
- next, in tins city, Classical and Mathematical y
which youth Eiay br prepared for the University III ~
any Of the Northern Colleges, fni the profession ~
necr. Mr.. ;. relies upon competent Classical edu,,
CURED At Columbia College, y. y, and Ma,hrlLal,.
West Point and upon the >ncress he hopes ior IN tr III
siruction, secure him, ultimately, larger pa,for,s
can reasonably expect al present.
The experience OF many years in Engineering viii .r,
in shorter period, and more satisfactory manner
than usual fit young Of good capacity fuf lfllrs
teal usefulness IN that professions whether the d
office.
Parents disposed To cntru>t him with the education .
or youn. men DESTROYS Of becoming Assistant Eus,. .
vcd 10 make application % James f.. Heath. l.., am.
g. Snton, by either of whom they ran be- furnished /,
pcctis ui tie III each branch Of education.
Competent aid viii he obtained III every Lcpa.tmtr, .
from the number Of pupils, The variety of Mr =
II may become Necessary.
Richmond, Feb. ilh, 1871. So.
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-
Tie Family and Relations of the late PREslDEsr, and
TIE HEADS or DEPARTMENTS, with their
Chief Clerks.
The EIcE PRESIDENT of the United States.
The Ex-Presdens.
The Chief Justice and
Associate Justices of the Supreme Court and District
Judges Of the U. S.
The President Of the Senate pro tenn,
and Secretary.
Senators and officers Of the Senate.
Foreign Ministers and Suites.
L. States and Mexican Commissioners tor the
adjustment of Claims under the
Convention with Mexico.
Members Of the House Of Representatives
and Officers.
Governors of States and Territories and Members of
State Legislatures
Judges of the Circuit Court of the District of Column
ba, with the Members of the Bar and
Officers of the Court
Judges Of the several States
The Comptroers of the Treasury, Auditors,
Treasurer, Register, and Sullcitor.
Commissioners, and other Civil
Officers Of Government
Officers and Soldiers of the late War, who served
under the command of the late President
Corporate Authorities of Washington
Corporate Authorities of Georgetown
Corporate Authorities of Alexandra
Such Societies and Fraternities may wish TO
join the procession, 10 report TO the Marshal
Of the District who will assign them
their respective positions.
Citizens and Strangers.
The Procession viii move precisely at y clock NJ,
when minute guns will be fired by attachments OF Ar
tiery stationed near ST. Johns Church and the CaPi-
toll At the hour the bells of The several church
es in Washington, Georgetown, and Alexandra VIII be
tcllcd.
Al sunrise tomorrow Ohe 9TH nst) Federal sa-
lutte will be fred from the Military Stations in the vcI-
nifty of Washington; minute guns between the hours
of IL and Sand National Salute AT the setting OF the
sun.
The usual badge of mourning will be worn on the lett
arm, and on the Hit Of the sword.
The Adjutant- General of the Army is charged with
the Military Arrangements of the day. aided by the AS
sistsnts Aduant- General duty at the Head GUAR
tiers Of the Army.
The United States Marshal of the District has the
direction of the civic procession assisted BY the may
ors of the cities Of the District and the Supreme Court
of the IT, S.
Bv Order. R. JONES,
.4diutant General u. 5. A.
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.4cting Secretary Of Tho Nary
PROCEEDINGS OF THE CIRCUIT COURT.

Alta Circuit Court OF the United States held for the
county of Washington, District of Columbia, on Mon.
day. the 9Th OF pril, 1881, upon motion of Gen. Wal
ter Jones' behalf Of the members of the Bar and Off
GERS of the Court the Court unanimously adopted and
passed the following preamble and resolutions:
"Whereas this Court, in common with the Members
of the Bar, the Officers of the Court the Jurors, and
all others attendant its present sessions, cordially
sympatlze with the feelings which pcrvading the
nation al this moment in consequence Of the recent de-
mise of WILLIAM HESRy IIAERIsoS, late President Of
the l.. s.; feelings Of anxiety in and untred
condition of the General Government; of grief at the
untmely loss of Chef Magistrate, cut off in the
spring OF the highest hopes OF great national results
from Administration guided by the patriotism and
wisdom of in whom his public and private virtues,
his enlightened mind, matured b. long service and
experience, had cenered the highest confidence Of the
nation; whilst his bcnevolence and the kindness Of
his nature had inspired affection general and
cordial for his person and character that the mournfu
regrets of personal friendship minge with all the public
considerations which mark the event of his death
tional calamity:
"Therejore Rcsolrcd, That this Court adjourn TO
Thursday the 9Th instant; that the Judges, Members
Of the Bar and Officers of tins Court attend the unc
raj Of the late President of the U. 5. on Wednesday
next and wear the accustomed badges of mourning for
a month.
"Rcsoccd That the Chief Judge Of this Court trans
init copy Of the foregoing preamble and resolution,
with letter OF coincidence, TO the widow of the de-
ceased President. Teste
WN RRENT GicrE
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OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF rnE SENATE OF MARYLAND
annapolis, .7pra 8, le4l-2i O'clock
DEAR SIR: have been requested to INFORM you tha
the Members of the General Assembly of Maryland
propose 10 reach Washington by the train Of cars arrv
ing at about half past II o'clock A. NJ, on Wednesday
the eth instant for the purpose of attending the fune
raj of the late President of the L. S, the "Grea and
Good" HARRIsos. II is thought proper 10 commune
cate this information that the Chief Marshal may have
in his mower TO assign the Members, body, their
appropriate place in the procession Immediately after
their arrival.
have the honor to be- sir, most respectfully and
faithfully, your much grieved fellow-citlzen and ser
want, 1Oo. III. NienohSo,',
Clerk Senate Maryland.
Hon. D. WEBSTER,
Sccrctary of State
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Mr.. Webster to Mr.. Cuthberi.

Mr.. Webster received Mr.. Cuthberts communication
of The - inst.
DESTROYS Of treating Mr.. Cuhbert with the respect
due to his public character and station, MT; Meos'e.
thinks nevertheless that Mr. Cuthbert will himself,
upon reflection, see that under present circumstances,
Mr. Webster could not enter into correspondence with
him upon the subject to which his communication
refers
MIR. Cuthbert is referred to Mr. Websters speech at
Richmond, in October, 1S40, copy OF which is mere
with transmtted TO the correspondence between John
Bolton of Georgia and himself, dated 10th and 18th
May 1888, published the newspapers of the day, and
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Thomas Iiarwood, John Garnett, Jadse Thom7, ihi'
IIpkins Ruiin, James W. McNcal infant children
McNra and Mamerva ms wife, Mancrva sam, laa {
Thomas X. Cam, William Cam, Martha Cain, Ann a
CAIN aud Mary clack Cain, The last ei.!t miani'.
BramlIam and Lucy Ann wife, ThDma, 4. Barn.
and Lacy L. ms wife, George Upshaw. Samuel 2.
Thomas Up.haw, ifl'
This cause came on this day. to be further heard y
formerly read, aud was argued by Couuscl-1n D.'
whereof and tho motion of the plaintiffs. tie ~
this cause, tile llth of October lsi1 j. a>dc
the Court doth adJudge order and decree, that k"b
who Is hereby appointed Commissioner for The phio,'
and repor, 10 this Court who the next Of KIN atd
tharne Rutfn deceased; aud that he state Al account
how, and IN What proportions. the proceeds 81 the 'a
fore sold by the said Commissioners, Sali he di,O1
them, which he is directed report tbs 'oGfi t.
any other matter deemed pertinent 10 hlm.e ~ Wiz"
the parties may require 10 he stated.
I..nr-'r..,n
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80. InrIcE the undersigned attends regularly the Supe-
L. ror Courts Of Law and Canccry in The counties 81
Buckingham, Nelson, augusta ana u,.ee ' - ""
Albeuarie. n1- Office III Chal"tiesvie. = : r,o. T. ~
Rrsnees.il ". J. J. Fry Co.. T. & j. jaaes : 20
per,on paanc ( Edwrds II. Mcfarland Beverly BAR
T. w Leigh Esq, jas Lyons, f:sq RictHo'a, ~ y ''' =
Ni'es' f''i'' '1'''"a'"' i' " JOHN II. GILMER.
:, luJ-w3m
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From The .Ea9isonian.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR TIE FUNERAL OF TIE
NM 81,
ApJrrAyT-GESERALs OFFICE, ]
!.

ADJrTAST-GESERAL OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, .7prll y, lc41
The Major General commanding the Army of the
United States, and the Major General commanding the
Militia of the District o. Columbia ha wing been charged
bv the Executive Officers Of the Government with the
Military arrangements for the funeral honors TO be paid
to the Patriot and illustrous Citizen, William Henry
Harrison, late President of the United States, direct
the following order Of arrangement
ORDER OF PROCESSION
.Mi,tary Escort.
Major. General Macomb, Commanding in Chief.
AID de- Camp.
Major. General Walter Jones, Commanding The
Militia.
Aids.de. Camp
Division of U. S. Light Artillery.
Squadron of Volunteer Cavalry.
Battalion Of u. S. Marines.
Battalion Of Volunteer Infantry.
Officers of the Army Navy, and Marine Corps-on
Officers of the Militia and Volunteer Corps Of the Dis
trict of Colnmhia-on foot.
Officers of the Militia and Volunteer Corps of Baltl-
more, &c
Ciric Procession.
T. S Marshal for the District Of Columbia, and Clerk
of the Supreme Court.
The Mayors Of Washington, Georgetown, and
Alexandria,
Clergy of the District of Columbia.
Physicians 10 the President
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IN CHhSCERY.-In Caroline County toun, 9Th Mac
i Hugh Campbell, James Roy, - Windrr aud Nai.
wife, Samuel llarwood, Robert Pollard and sarah lns
ella Iarwocd Thomas HARDWOOD, Archibald liarnood
IIarwood, Susan HARDWOOD and Emily HARDWOOD, HEM
Claiborne W. Gooch aud Slaria Rehecca hls wiis
Blake and Mary Ann his wife, Lawrence Roam r.
more, Anna Wcstmcfc, infants, by lhc.f neN, fn't.
RowZec ra
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Clarke's Office.

THE public informed that sell Tickets IN al Tue ocr
L under The management of D. ;. Gregory Co. All orders
amended n ,y,i prnnptnesy CHASTAIN CLARKE
" "''' f'"' 76-wtf
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March, IcII.
30 The Wing will please copy.

ID AN AWAY tile subscriber, living near =, pun !: :
Ia Court House, Negro Man, named Pleasant he -. ~
mu,,tto a,o or ~ wears old feet or inches III
height, and has very feet; he had on when nc :,
house ,ui If brown arm clothes Will reward oi W
dollar, il taken within STATE and, if taken beyond The '
Of tile state, a reward of twenty dollars. or., =
March 30 iu9-"1M
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CORPORATION OF WASHINGTON.
The following message was yesterday addressed by
the Mayor TO the two Boards:
MAYORS OFFICE,
Washington, April ), lcil )
To The Board Of .7idcrmen
and Board Of Common Council:
Genemen-A great calamity has beiallen coun-
try. WILLIAM HLNEY HAERrsoS, President Of the U,
States died Sunday morning, the 9TH instant, at
The Presidents Mansion in this City, after few days
illness He had but just entered the duties of the
high office which he had been called by affection
ate country when it pleased all vase Providence 10
summon him to another world. HIS Funeral will be
soemnzed Wednesday, the eth instant, i'll this city.
Participating as know you do, gentlemen, deeply and
sincerely, in the grief which fills my own and all
hearts at this great public bereavement, have Deem
ed it proper to make to you this communication and
to express my readiness 10 unite with you in paving
such honors 10 the memory Of the lustrious and la
menled deceased you may consider it appropriate to
direct.
Very respectfully, your obt serv,t,
Whereupon, the following resolutions were unani-
mousy adopted
Resoired, &C., unanimously, That we bow with re-
rerence deep humility, and submission To the Inscruta-
Bile Providence of our God, while shroud our hearts
in sorrow for the death of our late Chief Magistrate,
WM. Henry HARRIsoS the honest and enlightened pa
trot the faithful warworn veteran, the PRIDE and or
namcnt Of our country. That the event, so UNLOCKED
for astounding TO the mind SO thrilling TO the heart
has cast shade Of sadness over the bright aspirations
of our fellow citizens cloud OF deep gloom over their
cherished antcpations of honor and usefulness on the
part Of the deceased under which cover, while we
commend them and ourselves to the and protection
OF Divine mercy
Resoired &C., That from the depths of our souls we
sympathise with the hcarstrcken WIDOW Inc orphan
ed children the relatives and friends of tile deceased
and be seec our God 10 ord them pure and holy con-
solaons under the bereavement, such as this world can
not give. 49,.
Resolred SC, That We recommend to our ellow-c't'-
zens and adopt the recommendation for ourselves 70
wear Grape the left arm Tor other symbol OF mournng)
for the term of Sky DAYS, and abstain from all secular
pursuits during the day of interment, in testimony
alike of our sorrow and respect.
Resofred sc, That the Corporate Authorities wil',
in body, unite with the funeral soemncs OF the
occasion.
ResOired, &c. That the Mayor cause copy OF these
resolutions to he presented 10 the family OF the Ia
mcned dead, in the Of the Mayor, Aldermen,
and Common Council Of the City of Washington.
Resolced, &c, That both Boards will ADJOURN iorlh-
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~ GHANCERY-vlRGr.IA-.M Rnlrs held IN the Clerks
Orc Of Essex circuit Superior Court a Law and Chancey
the ith day II March, 1911:
james owen Mary owen, Cordela \. Owen and Willy A.
Owen under the Of twenty one
by Owen, their friend James Durham and Elizabeth
A. his wife, and others Plaintiffs
against
James Aleu- James ". Banks James Wright John L. Warng
William y. Wright Trustee certain deed made by James
Owen MARY his wife of the first part the said William A.
Wright Of the second part, and Cay b. Allen OF the third part
Defrndants
entered their appearance and gwen security according
Assembly and the rules Of tins Court aud appear
satisfactory evidence, that the said defendants not in
Labrat- If this state, On the motion 81 the plaintiffs by conn
sci ordered that the said Defendants John T. Warng aud
Banks here the r Monday in June
c day. and answer the plaintiffs bi and that copy
order b. forthwith inserted newspaper, published
III the cts Richmond, o fredericksburg, for eight
Successfully that another cory thereof be- posted
The front door Of tn Court house ui tbs county
4 topy-Iese,
JAMEs ROY Mlcor, JR C1k Z. c. 5. .L.4C.
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NOTICE To PARTNERSHIPS subs irIS have received lo
~ Poiels, celebrated nanuidcOry 6f Ruggcs
Sourse Mann Worcester, as embracing MI tile sizes
Il n Plough hill side swari PnughS
aud which they invite the attention Of those most
farming implement Being desiIons Of in
Producing Pough extensively Virginia. they will be sold
at the very lowest price which they can be afforded.
GRETT'ER PEAKE,
dO1rs bei0c The Bel 7arern.
March ~
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NOTCE-h having Claims against the Estate OF Eli
zabr, Row deceased, late Of 70" haan are requested ~
them the subscriber John w. Dance ESQ 81 sand
has been duly appointed Tor the purpose ~ The Hon
Eopron Judge Of The Superior Court Of Law and Chancc
for said county terl by the first day Of
assets Of the Estate WILL after thai day be
removed the limits oil The Commonwealth AMI II not pre-
sented this will be pleaded IN bar II all such Demands
IIlGGlNSON HANCOCK,
Executor n Eh:ajets ROnf, deceased.
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i F,fnafy TT:
Beverly He'd and Nancy his wife, Plaintiff
Against
Peter Martha hi. WIFE, German Elnc and Mary
wife, Matthew Hood Edward Eanes Bryant MrDcaHon and
Ihoia hi< wife, Patrick William, James H. Albert and Jane
llonl John George and Green Kid Iaec W. Souta Moses
GIL VIM. W. Pucket:, and John Puckt, and others, Dlts
The defendants, arn. entered their and gwen
security according the o Assembly, aud tie rules OF tins
Court appearing. satisfaction q the Court that they
inhabitants Commonwealth an motion IT The PLAIN
mfr. hv their counsel ordered tiai they appear here The
second in ana tie their 10 the plaintiffs
hill copy tbs order BE- forthwith inserted IN the Rich
nnud u0uer weeks successfully, and posted the
front door 81 tins Cuur \ Copy,
WI. II. TAYLOR, c.
Fiji 9i-wSw.
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Carpet Travelling BAGS, valicc Trunks, Shoe Thru
Brushes, Backing, Writing Paper, Toilet Brushcs "
Paper, &c, &c.
lHn.-.--
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

JAMEs ROY MIcUu, Jp., OK. Z. c. 5. C.L.4c
,nriI Il llO-wsw
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DETER SPfMAN MEEcHAsr TAILOR doors bcior Edrfys
Fredericksburg, ls located himself ~ the cry Of
respectfully soc share of public patronage
pledges himself spare pains render full satisfaction 10
all 10 may favor him with their orders
WANTED-vcs and Pantaloon Makers, whon he viii give
constant employment
| FIJI - 9f-wsw
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son do misses sealskn, morocco aud fine r,aiirr
$500 do Chiidrcns morocco, searhn and kld Boli.-
SDLE LEATHER.
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Up to the 18th March, Mr. Cuthbert had received no
answer to this communication. He then addressed TO
Mr.. Webster note, of which, copy was taken, but
which must have been nearly in the following words
MIR. Cuthbert's compliments 10 Mr. Webster. MIR.
G. has received no answer to the written communion
ton which he addressed TO Mr. w. on the 9th inst
Mr. G. supposcs that his communication may have mis-
carried and he therefore directs the bearer of this to
know that il is placed in Mr.. Webster's hands.
March l5. ISL
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4 good assortment OF good and damaged Sole Lcai'ei
1Rit>Es.
40 nests hair and >calSsn Trunks, oval and n, ,oIf
Hard leather and bellows-top Travelling Trunks
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IL dlcial district Maryland, located himself III the
village Of BlaGenus, the city Of Na>ingon WIZ! on the
!ir-t Monday IN May ncN, open Law school
dlliy intercourse WIZ The students.
The course instruction VIII embrace the law and deer
whence The stn, MS shall come
The village Of BHdensurG within fey M " Of tr capitol
~ Nashin.on healthy population, and
The students VIII have opportunity attending the debates
MODELS O c!nntHcr from The great ad disi
rui.tcl men of Congress and hIr Supreme Court
The necessary expenses for board Al The boarding houses and
tuition ee w cAc.rt, uI Tie year, S!tO
Reference may b- had 10 iisc mcibcrs Of Congress who
Judge Dorsey Congress between 1926 and 1892
March M W3--wam