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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-08-06

This historian Garcilsso de Ia Vega Inca may DC
considered an exception. He was the son o. no
HE Spsnisrd who married the gsand-nece OF iio'yn
Capac The eleventh Inca. Born IN ioso' nc wa 60
-, he iearn.d most of the facts recorded 10 ID"
Commentaries, aud wrote ~ 1850 pa,
According 70 this historian the empire OF fe,u
was divided into four parts called FsvaDtosuyu, hup
of csn,raliza,ion The adult male population being
reckoped by tens decurion, called ch"nea eas"s"'
was sppointsd 90 watch over the remaining mus
too ether with their families and eoussno'o u,t'
dspls The next superior officer had the Sui'
of five tens the next of ten tens, the next Of my
tens and the next of hundred tens, the hign-
est number comprehended IN this decimal arfa"s'
ment. a.,.in
The duty of the chunca camayu was to ascertain ~
the specific wants of the individuals placed upae' '
suoeryi.iop 10 make those wants known 10 Inc Pr"
DER authority and obtaining the required supply
| TO distribute IT, In this manner provision was "au'
of corn to SOW or consume, Of Alpaca wool OF cot
ton for clothing of materials or manual assistance ~
repair rebuild dwelling" going TO decay " 'hsr
down or leveled by earthquakes and for every oine'
| requisite. He was also expected to denounce u,o
crimes of those under his supervision, ana iaiey
failed do SO, as he was himself made resp hsioe
Justice as administered in this extraordinary empire
| with severity and despatch In the reign OF Huaya
Capac, a district chief underwent the sentence o.
death for having caused the land OF his kinsman,
cacique to be titled out Of his turn and before 'n'
land of certain widow. But we shall not enter m
details on the judicial system, as we should be CON
PEELED to be too concise TO be interesting. 49,
In training the people, the blended code OF moraii',
a nd legislation less simple than benehcial
the greatest number Three concise precePts, forme'
the foundation Of the educational system. fa stio
ANA qusHa anna Huia.' (Thou shalt not steal, 'ho'
sha no, ie thou shalt not be ide) These expires
sions used as terms of greeting whenever III
Peruvans or parted, and continued to be so IN
changsor etsSesBisrds rgoIogsIy iers-i enmpee
! the aborigines 10 adopt the Catholic sautatlon
9 fire, Maria, pu'issina' Hail, Maria, most pure
> ceived without sin) An Indian never passes a whit
man on the highway without giving the orhodo
salutaon, but have often given lima sua in reply
3 which they well understood, and looked half alarmed
as if considering themselves in danger of being On
; trapped into transgresson Of the law.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-08-06

CONFIDENCE ov THE CAprAM.-The Rcpmrr,
papers state that Captain Howard Of the new schoo.
mission TO the President a. a pledge ina, no ,,,,I
anchor bis vessel safe in Richmond hsrbor which
u he did not do his commission should be oon.,dsr,
ed as forfeited. The act was gallsn, one especial
~ m the face OF representations which, had thew
ocen wen founded, would have made the achieve,
mcnt one next akin 10 miracle
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-08-06

The ST Louis New Era announces the death Of
Daniel Dunkin, formerly Governor Of Missouri, aged
"a years. lie had been sick but a short time snd
Died al his residence IN Jefferson county of inamma
Governor, afterwards Governor, and Subsequently
Surveyor General
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-08-06

A 8 directed by the Commissioner of Pensions I
"A hereby give notice TO all interested that a, no
appropriation was made by Congress 10 nav the pen.
s'ons to those widows who are entitled 10 The benz
OF the act OF 17,h June, 1914, no payment can be-
maoe on account thereof until provision be made
JOHN r. VAN NESS
aug o-5 President and Pension Agent
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~, '-e' surviving drummer al The Battle Of R,,nk
er ni'l now resides at Hartford, Susquehappa conn.
y, pennsylvania His name is Rufus Kingsley. and
spirits. MI" eooo
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BEE Morn.-The following suggestion from the
Cleveland Herald is worthy the attention OF persons
keeping the industrious Bee:
Mr.. EDIToR-As there is general complaint by
bee keepers OF injury done to the bees by milers in
testing the hives, II becomes the duty of every per
son who has tried experiments to reduce the number
and prevent the ravages Of these insects to give the
result OF their experiments for the past week
took two White dishes q think white attracts their
attention at nghD or deep plates and placed them on
the hives and hlled them about half full of sweeened
vinegar. The next morning had about fifty miliers
caught The second night | caught about fifty more
the third night caught about four hundred, fourth
night 1t was cold got none, the fifth night got two
buCdred.
New here's an experiment worthy trying as the
cost IS nothing. Those who have number Of hives
should advise to place dish on each hive
ID. WAkEMAN.
Mayfeld, o., July 7, 1874
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IMPORTANT TO THE NATuRALLzED.-A decision
was given few days since in the Supreme Court of
New York, which virtually declared that the Marine
Court OF that city was one of record. Many for
eigners who have gone through the process Of law
for the purpose of acquiring the rights of citizens,
have attained their rights through the Marine Court
1t now appears that all that has been done in this
respect has been illegal The decision dsranehsss
greet part Of the foreign vofers in that city and State
and will have considerable effect, it is said on titles
Of real estate.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-08-06

tn te.Prs IN 1Hs new foRK Cusros Houss.-
he amount Of revenue received al The Ma, ",
CuS,om House for The single week ending ON We'd.
nesdsy afternoon, was 5000 900. a I,rg,, .manu,
Than vas ever received IN any ono week alone Tt.
amount for the month Of July is cIgI4 ago
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-08-06

London paper states that there were 10 600 pcr
sons bathing in the serpcn,ne river at the same time
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-08-06

Quick PAs'Aor-Tbe Garrict, from New York
Tor Liverpool landed her passengers in Is DAYS and
twelve hours.
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ll,793 o,lof
Democratic majority so far 1888
The following table OF members oil 'he Les"''
ture, as far heard from, is taken from wing pa
pers
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liz rwosE THINGS wHieH ARE EssENfiAI ~
IL unsry--is Hos-EssEsfiALs, lSA"'
ru,scs cuAnIry.-ApguSitn
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-08-06

hocooins 70 ,he Spanish law, no signature of n
SpanIard is valued without the ,,brioa q, ,oc,.,,,u
ed nours' at the end OF the name and even nov no
poohc iutcuonary or oibccran the civil or mi;tarv
service can vary his rusrica without obtaining IN.
previous sanction of bis Government VIZ
The New York herald., 1844-12-12
q kAN n ID OPE MN G BALL,
Given at the Alhamra, 500 Broadway.

PrOp7lETOR & MONS GABRIEL DE KORPONAY.
r. u "HE BENEFIr OF THE DEAF AND DUMB
~ ~, and THt. BLIND ASfLUMS,-kRIpAY. Dec 81, is4i
The pror OF the Ahsma has III. honor
public ,hat be about rebuilding and decorating HI. blush
ConcerIs &e in wLterhe WILL with the assistance Of Mols
Gabriel de korponay who has kindly volunteered his
for that purpose give Grand Opening III the 9th
as Sboye annoueeed On ri; occasion will be introduced
under the direction Of Mons. de Korponay and the best and
newest usc now in vogue in the most fashionable circles
Europa gnder he direction OF Mr.. Wigers.
Price Of Tickets, including Supper and Refreshments
admtnga Gentleman and two Ladeso be had the Al.
hara and Of Mons Koponay end the principal Hotels aud
Music Stores dG i2b
The New York herald., 1844-12-12
FASHIONABLE DANCING.

MONS. GABRIEL DE KORPON NAY,
York. and vicinity that he has arrived for the purpose
giving IN the Pgpcps fashionable Dances
IA the highest circles OF European aud American society
ons has lately arrived from Boston, Saratoga and New
port where his style hs admiration OF public,
and the marked approval Of the fashionable
Among othss Mons r. proposes teach that well known
dance LA POLXA-the Quadres with original music
Galopre, and all American Dances.
Mons X. will be assisted by MADAME KORPONAY a.
usicisn Tn: instruction will be given in the French. Ger
man and English languages.
I o2T are e, asaed a. 3 Psi = private eoo
The Polka and the Suadres, present danced
the fashionable circles Of Loulon and Paris taught
or twelve lessons the Mazourka All twenty
four lessons.
For further particular. inqne Of MONS KORPONAY. at
his residence, rs Park Place.
TEsMs-Class Lessons from 10 to 12 A. NJ, Rto and
70 2, T. NJ, and from TO in the evening.
Sx essons, SS-tweye lessons, Sl0 and quarter, SIS
ter, S20. - -
Al other hours will be devoted Public Institutes. Acsd-
aA
The New York herald., 1844-12-12

M Jones, VOCALIST. late Of tie Park Theatre, ard
the successful of the New q, Of the Ep-
canted Horse, respectfully informs his former pup The
alsca !hat ne ntends devoting the principal
system Of mprovng the and qualify
ef all who wish Z, sing finished style. Terms dullas
Dc 2w%rc
The New York herald., 1844-12-12
NIBLO's GRAND SALOON,

r ON G Q N r TS AND BA Nh s !.
Is NOW Now FITTED uP FoR THE WINTER AMUsE.
MFNTs IN MAGNIFICENT STYLE.
HI,Ior CONCERTS it has many advantages, having
ac-d ceiling favorable for sound; and being from
has with capacioas galleries. and viii accommodas
1900 prsons For Ras has spring raised seats
chm; attached to the saloon and the floor
rooms snd supper 200 feet long, wLc win acrommo-
date 6gJ Great will be taken give satisfacton
aid moderate terms. n271rc
The New York herald., 1844-12-12

PoLITIcs IN CANADA-Hls Exceeney the Co
vernon Grnerai hes been pleased to call the Legislative
Council the Hon JOAN Nelson and James Morris Mon
The New York herald., 1844-12-12
THE NEW YORK HERALD.
AGGREGATE CIRCULATION
TEIIRTY-FIvE THOUSAND.
THE GREATEST nv THE WORLD.

To the Pubisc.
TIE NEW YORK HEnALD--Daily Newspapsr--pub-
ned day OF the except New Years Day Fourth
ofJniy Price cent, eoryor 81 per annu-po.tages
psd-cash ia advance
The WEEKLY HERALD-pubkshed every Saturday
mon'ng-price Ga cents copy, 81 anrum-post-
ages paid, cash IN advance
.ApvERTlSERS are informed that the circulation Of The
Herald ia over THlRTY-FIVE THOUSAND, and increasing
last hqs ne largest ei,Tiaen IF any paper t this cay,
nT ne coTd, and is therefore. The chdnneL0v bes,
en ~ The city I0atfy Prices ia advances.
PRINTING OF all executed at the moderate rice
and N the most elegant STYLE
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PaorRiEToR THE EsnALp EsrABLrsHMENr.
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets.
The New York herald., 1844-12-12

THE HousAToSIc RAlLRoAD--Ths route is now
in full operation. The arrangements render il an
expeditions and pleasant mode Of conveyance between
New York and Albany The line connects with two nn-
md substantial steamboats,, the Eureka and Nmrcd and
40 pains will be spared to ensure punctuaty. Living.
ston, Wells 4 PoneIoy, New York and Albany, the
agents Of this line. albany .aysus, Dec. 10.
The New York herald., 1844-12-12

STOLEN FROM THE WASHINGTON HOUSE
- . PHILADELPHIA.
or TMG Foqh R os1sg. il No. r. valuable
against r,dng for scribsd Pin. DrscIpionThe
,nnn G made "a G u The form Of star having il points da
n AZ hir e,n all silver with gold rhain
aud GuariPin ATTACHED valued $3.50 Jewellers and
Others desired aoy such cbed Fin should he offered
ior ss 70 6etn the same and Mr. F. Laneld the
franklin House New folk, viii pay the above reward
dli 3tsec Phiiadel, lin OH i)sc lau
The New York herald., 1844-12-12

WANTED WITHOUT BOARD-A furnished parlor and
" bed rooms with Of Kitchen. References exchanged
Address j. B. " at the once OF TINS paper do 3rc
BOARD WANTED-Bya gentleman, with wife and two
children in small geate private family where there are
but fe priv te boarding house where there
but few boarders-Two upnrnshed rooms required L
sSoye 2 siref wee "a and sh
which must be moderate will meet with promt a,sn
tion References exchanged ~ idi ddii Iw srrc %
The New York herald., 1844-12-12

JOHN J. MAAS,
11H WILLIAM STREET, near John street. offers for sale
at the lowest prc,sFancy Ladies Boxes lea Tobac.
GO ads gar Boxes Snuff Boxes Dressing and Working Cases
u%b elias CSrostes in every kind Embroidery pe
Books and different other articles for holiday presents
The New York herald., 1844-12-12

CHANGE OF LOCATION.
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE BETWEEN NEW
YORK AND ALBANY
A0Oh al SATONIC AND WESTERN - IL
GzAMeeI2ir5s AILROADs-The steamboats, *
- sXEuREkA,C Capt 1Iuesdell, and 1yZ
NMKUD Cp Brooks, will leave the foot OF
yelt daily Sundays excepted at 6,s NJ Returning
Albany enge arriving Bridgeport, proceed imme.
dasely the Railroads and without change Of or
Cars, arrive in Aibany the evening. =
Freight Train daily at 6ln A. M.
FOR fu ther inform aiion both freight and baggage appy
70 g. NJ. FERRY, Agent, the Office, Roswell street or
Livingston, Wells and Pom roys Express Office Wall street
d0 Imsm I7a sonih ,t,es,
The New York herald., 1844-12-12
FOR THE FACE AND SKIN

rJ'HE hest cosmstc for cradle atine pnples bloches
feckles aud riaswCrm from the skin IL Churchs Vese
table Lot Its short time will esablish clear
aud bfiiln ccmgerios Sole u bots', IS each
HHkuMArIsM &c DR. thurcb's hemical Essence Of Mus.
tari hg valuable embrocaon for the Of Rheuma
tnn aud Chblaias. Sold in bottles at 80 ceots each
CcUoHs CoLps-Dr. Church's Cough Drops, a valu.
able rmdy for Co,ghs luuenz, and Pain in the Breast
Sold, IN bottles, 1T so cente each.
The above valuable medicines sold at wholesale or retail
l8s Bowery corner Of Spring street, dil lmsec
The New York herald., 1844-12-12

TIE WARREr TRAGEDY AGAIN --BKLvrpRrx.
n. j., Dec 5.-The trial Of Abner Parke for the
murder Of John Cpstpcr Che old Warren tragedy for
participation In which Csrter stands has inst
mmcnced before Judge Nevus in the Oy er and Term
ner OF this county. Counsel for the State, Wm C. Aorr
and VIM II listed Esqrs for the Defence A. f. Brown
Alex. Wurts, T. d Kennedy, and w. +. Clemson, Esqs
Mr Morris opened the the part Of tho State in
speech which occupied the whole afternoon He states
strong array offac's against the prisoner What III be
mine would bo improper The sstendance is not SO nu.
the excitement great the former als
We getting used to H. About seventy witnesses ara
IN attendance on the pa oil the State. The trial will CO.
cupy two weeks 1t least, and probably three When
this ended the trial Of Peter Paike being
IN the same ohencc, will Immediately commence He is
to be tried by jury from Mercer counyNevd,k lido.
Dc
The New York herald., 1844-12-12
eeoPLE'S LIVE OF STE 1MBo.a7s

pGOPI.ES LINE OF STE n AIBOiIS
A&1 FOR ALBANY,
6S-@ExFEEs DALI at O'Clock, r. NJ, landing inter
-&-2@iK. mediate places
hs st;,ya.osn Loi.,jM MoiA, Captain William H. Peck
M0uday. WetpssdSv. and sr,sv Afpruoors ~ o'clock
ns, Tie sts%1Sboa % k0GGHEsIER G Captain A. Hour.oH,
GII Passengers taking .te above line will arrv, in AL
bAy 10 ample an. sk. the Morning Trains OF Cars fo
ne est or west Ie boats and srbs,ntaI
,.rd With new and esnt state and for speed and
For passage freight apply on board, or 10 r. G. Schu
q the OHcc on the wharf Ia
The New York herald., 1844-12-12

NAvAL.-There are now at Norfolk the following
United States vessels The Pennsy lvaLIa ihe tri-
gate Potomac flag ship OF Home squadron; sloop sarao
sa steamer Prnceos Mexican steamer Monte ship
tho line Delaware frgae and sloop Cy.
ane are In ordinary at the Navy Yard; the sloop
Jamestown nearly ready for sea; ths soop vncennes
and brig Dolphin being repaired, the stocks In the
Yard the New York a. about twohircs done; the fri.
gate st. Lawrence nearly ready for launching end the
steamer Medium, which Is TO he converted into store
ship the steamer Col Harvey, and schooner Onka-
hye also OF the Yard ard the brig Pioneer used a.
'tors.ship There Is also at the naval anchorage small
steamer, the Engineer, used for towing vessels.
The New York herald., 1844-12-12

| QSL OK STOLES-All PERSONS cautioned sga,nst
or Ia any way aqng for the following accp
ment q the .ame tepg stopp draft N. siarbuck
oh Troy dated lith Noy 1874, at months for Ssi2 00
,ne e zane M "a ed 2sa Nov at SIX monh' for s
dat-d eth Noy six months $780, OF which are in ou
isyor and endorsed by The accepta were en-
closed ~ suer by s. Stow Esq, Cashier ofte Troy Cy
g1en on the sS 2s n addressed e and mrled with fuen
information oi the same will be thankfully received and
dill 2.sec ala War; st,se,
The New York herald., 1844-12-12
POST OEFIf,E-

,N,, Ne. York, December leth, 1874
kNSLiSh MAlL-Letter Bags per steamer CAL EDUNlA.
VIII Be clio ed az the Upper aud Lower Post fces n this
ciy on saturday the 18th inst at IS minutes o'clock
must be paid. JOHN LORiMER ISR HAM 49,
dlt pa- 49,.
The New York herald., 1844-12-12
FASHIONABLE SUBSCRIPTION BALLS al
THE ALHAMRA. $50 BROADWAY.

The ALBANIA, $50 BROADWAY.
THE proprietor Of the Alhara has the TO
to the e. honab society Of New York, that having en-
trely rebuilt and fitted his establishment style much
greater taste and elegance he proposes in with
Mons Gabriel and Deaornonay TO give series of Balls the
ntroueed some Of he dances and mnsc
Ia the most fashionable circles Europe The will
Prise SIX balls obe given IN the following order ball.
Jan. ai an ball Tuesday Feb I; st ball. Wednesdy, Feb
ri 6h ball, Friday Feb 2i Price Of subscription to the
balls T. So to single ball 81; admpg sentem.n AID lady
Koponay; also, the principal hotels and music
The New York herald., 1844-12-12
NEW GOODS FOR CHRIST MAS AND NEW
WEAR DpE-ENrTc


THE BEST POTATOES IN MARKET
RI FOR SALE at the dock, Washington Market, from
brig Leader ON Nova Scotia. Also, barrels and half bar
rvs No. Siiad Apply on board, or
J. W. BURNHAM, Cons gree,
DC lwem II. Broad street
0LD BRANDY, WhlsKEY, SC from lhs Lonaon Dock
- - half pipes snrcor Otrd, Dupuy 20 Brapdy: also
puch tte ced) of chocs old Iss Wnhey slle
IL 4 rnij1h OF one gallon and upwpds by
dlo am sfEWARf CoFFIN. u South st.
DACKET SHIP uTiLA FROM HAVRE, Is di.cbs Ieng
Pier No. Noit River. Consguees are reouss Ell ~
send heir permits bcpd All gsods no. psymsd nv be
I3 ns wili b. 10 the public gsaers order
3isirc
n ARGUE GENE-EE, PROM NEW ORLEANS. i d,.
ID changing jones' Wharf, foot Of Jores' lane Con.
tenees will please attend th receipt Of their goods mme-
distsly diO
ENGLIsH POTATOEs.-The packet ship Yorl shire ha,
~ ~ or board quantity of the celebrated Lancashe' and
sls Of Man" rot toes excellent ORDER having been
use. Apply 10
tdi Iwec C. II. MARSHALL, 80 Burlius slip.
DRUG STORE AND MEDICAL OFFICE.
FOR sALE-Near Broadway; good situation for business,
established 1892 $50 prescriptions compounded since 1880
eat furnished office sdj0Hs with bedroom he'd;
Offering ic' es g yonns physician seldom squalled The
y Increased To trouble cash The pcsent
por will show good for sale Address with real
name and addess) Esculapius at this Office. 10 3sm
The New York herald., 1844-12-12

HOWARD FIRE ENGINE COMPANY, 81
THE Fifth Annual Ball Of this Com pany will take place at
1 the T,y0LI SALOON. corner o. Charlton and vMick
m genteman an ladies' Loth.aas celebrated band
is engaged and pains i'll be spared make this Hall lie
agreeable and the season Tcket can
bs bad the Rrublicn King ard Hudson street
e her Of the following comm tee:-
Mr.. George Green, air. Lewis j. Parker.
nlf. Sannr Peips, Mr.. VIM. McKibbin
Mr.. James Miller Mr.. Thilip Ecler
Mr.. Samuel RadclH Mr.. & has. Albertson
d. T.. BRODW WICK Chairman
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QpARTEemAsrER GEs.aaL's OrricE.
Nv .ut,unrn.. s.. IN ~

WnHnGTos, September TO- ls4i
CEALED PROPOSALS are invited, and will be
~ received at this Office until o'clock L M on
Tuerdsy, the 22d day Of October next, for furnish
ing and delivering free OF all and risk TO the
United States, at Fort Jesup, Louisiana Fort, Smith
Arkansas, or Jefferson Barracks, Missouri, six hun
bred Dragon Horses-four hundred or before the
Jls OF December next, and the remainder on before
the lst Of March, lss5.
The horses must be not less than four nor more
than seven years old, at least fifteen hand. high per
iect'y sound and healthy, and combine the strength
and action TO FIT them for the most active and ardu
Gus frontier service. They must be of bay or some
other dark color, with dark names, tails legs and
hoois' Not less than hundred and twenty will be
received Of any one color.
They will be inspected and received by officers ap-
pointed for tina, purpose by the Qusriermaser Gen
eral OF The Army, or by the Colonel Of the I'd Rsgi
ment Of Dragons
Contracts in iriplicate, based upon accepted bids
or proposals. will be executed by the parties for the
faithful performance Of which bonds with two or
more good aud approved sur,ties will be required
Payment will be made for the horses as delivered.
either IN cash or by drafts this Office as the con
tractor may prefer
Letters containing proposals should be addressed
TO the Quartermsster General Of the Army W ash.
ngton city, and endorsed Proposals for furnishing
Dragon Horses
10 To be published twice a week until the 22d Of
October IN The MadIsonan, In,elligencer aud Globe
~, . "o s,s'e journal, ONO Statesman, and
old school Republican, at Columbus, and Cincnna-
Il Gazette, Ohio Louisville Gazette and Louisville
Journal, Kentucky; Nashville Union and Repub-
can Banner, Nashville, Tennessee; Wabash Express
Terre Haute, and Indiana Sentinel. Indianapolis.
Indiana; the Missoursn, Missouri Republican, and
Old School Republican. 81 Louis, Missouri; the Re
gister, Springfield, Illinois
uF Editors OF the above papers are request 10
forward to this Office copies OF their respective "a
pers containing this advertisement Their bills will
also be forwarded to this office for payment
sept l2-2awtO22
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CHEAP sCHooLiBooKs.

A LARGE supply Of every kind Of School Book
IA used IN the District neigh orhood will con
stsny be found at the bookstore Of the advertiser
They are selected with great care and will be found
to be always ofth best editions and Of the best quail
ty az regards type, paper, and binding-fof sale IN
every case at prices much lower than they have
heretofore been sold in Washington. Also School
Stationery 4 all kinds and descriptions.
For sale at unusually low prices.
sep ~ =. TAYLOR
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HORSES FOR THE DRAGONS.

(To Be concluded in our merit.