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SUMMER HATS.
a DDITIONAL SUPPLIES OF
"A IIGLIp SIIMMEp 1t TO Y

A DDITIONAL SUPPLIES Of
IN LIGHT SUMMER HATS
for gentlemen, received at TJdds Fashio1a
fabHshnient.
The Buena Vista, or Mexican Slouch Hat-a new,
article, very comfortable, and almrably adapted for
travelling.
English Luton Braid Hats, very light and A K
ible--shape unexceptionable, and very plea
SAINT article for warm weather.
Panama and Maracaibo Hats---Orleans and
Havana siyles-the best assortment in The District;
prices reasonable.
Gentlemens' White Oregon Beavers, rich
DO. Pearl Cassimeres, extra light, with
ventlat0rs
Do. White Russias
100 dozen braid Hats, for men and boys, sll sizes
large assortment double and sngle-brim Leg
horn Palm-leaf and Pedal braid Hats for gentlemen,
youth, and children.
VIM. B. TODD, Fashionable Halter,
doors west west Browns Hotel.
june l7--6t
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IL The Government organ says that it has the
confidence Of the Administration, and the Admins
tratlon has is confidence The other day, says Prem
lice, the Union proposed the robbery of Mexican
church droperty, and the Administration denied all
such views This is queer specimen Of confidence.
L may be however, that the organ lies on the Ad.
mnislraiion--and the Administration re-fes on the
organ.
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U- The total amount Of taxable personal
property in Hamilton county, Ohio, is nine
millions.
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.Uf Mr.. Weir the editor of the Columbia $. C
Chronicle died last week, much lnmented.
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OG-George Penn is Receiver General al ST.
Louis, and Surgeon in the army at the same
time. By The Constitution two offices cannot
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MARRIED.

On the 2sth of April, ls47, at the Balize, by J.
.. Ross, Esq, Mr.. JAMES b. HAYES to Mrs.
JANE A. RENNER, Of Washington, d. c.
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II IS stated the best dressed men in Paris now,
wear straw hats, blue coats, single breasted
and close TO The figure, and waistcoals OF spot
ted white, with the points slightly rounded
The national whig., 1847-06-18

MAY REPORT.-The Mutual Ben
IYl eft Life Insurance Company (ofice No. II
Wall street, New York; issued during the month of
May, is47, l42 new Policies viz
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LINSEED OIL.

barrels pure Linseed Oil
do boiled do do
Just received and for sale at Baltimore prices-fr
cash by o. WHTTTLEsEY,
at his Paint and Oil Store, G street. lis 1t
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TO CLAIMANTS, &c.
GENERAL AGENCY AT THE CITY OF
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON.
THE undersigned, General Agent Notary Public,
and Justice of the Peace, respectfully informs
the public that he has removed his office to the build
ing one door south Of Chnbb & Schenck's + Exchange
Office 18th street opposite the Treasury Depart
men where he will promptly and faithfully attend to
any business in the above lines which may be intrus-
ted To his care.
Persons having claims against the General Gov-
ernment, and who may confde them to his manage
men may rest assured that they will be speedily at
tended to.
Bounty Land Warrants or Treasury Scrip will be
secured for the officers and soldiers of the present
war; and the highest cash price obtained for the same
His terms will be moderate.
The undersigned will keep his office open from
8 o'clock A. M. until o'clock p. M
SAM'L STETTINIJJS.
june IL cow
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ADAMS & co. IS EXPRESS.
REMOY.AT,.

REMOVAL.
A DAMS & co. take this method Of informing
H the public, that they have removed their OF
FICE from their former place OF Business, Eliott's
Buildings, to the large and convenient Store-roon,
three doors beiom GadsJys Hotel, Penn. avenue and
afew doors below the Railroad Depot, where they
now more fully prepared to receive and for
ward all descriptions of packages 10 the following
places:
Boston, Richmond, Cincinnati
New York, Petersburg Louisville,
Philadelphia, Plttsburg, st. Louis,
Baltimore, Wheeling, SIC. SC. &C.
Adams s. Co. will also forward specie and other
valuables, and Collect Drafts, Notes, &C., on all
the above places at reasonable rates.
q. s. McELFRESH,
may 27--eo2m Agent
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A youth aged l3 was carried over Niagara
Falls last Sunday. No trace Of his ltlle body
was found
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ur We find the following in the New Bedford

uF We find the following in the New Bedford
Mercury
"The gentleman who nsulted lady on Wednes-
day evening last, at the of Sixth and Union
street, and who properly chas,ised by her on
the spot, is requested to make himself personally
known to the subscriber, when he shall have all the
sympathy and surgical attention that the case may
require aud no questions asked.
"CHARLEs GRINNELL."
How skiliully, says the U. s. Gazette, the surgeon
must have applied the dressing to the poor gentle
men who was chassed by the lady. Il must have
been capital occasion for lecture There is moth
ing like an operation illustrate the text of the lee
turer.
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Two hundred volunteers arrived at Nashville on
the 9th and 10th instant on their way home
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AND BLUE SUMMER
HATS. SELLING CHEAP

GTEVENS (Iate Fish & Coz has on hand
- lot Of wide-brim White and Blue-fur Hats, sell
ling at 81 SO and So each. These hats are unusu-
ally cheap, and will be run off at the above prices.
STEVENS, ,Dutf,ting Store.
No. |, Browns Hotel.
june IL 6tiieo
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COLUMBUS o. WALL, Cabinef Maker and
~ Undertaken, corner Of 9th and G streets.
june 4
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IJT"We eheerfuly publish the prospectus Of the
Daily National Whig," says that sterling Wing
Journal the Raleigh Star, Of the 9th inst, "agree-
ably 10 the request Of The editor but cannot find
it conscience 10 charge brother who is doing
such important service in the good cause for so small
favor; and we hope that no one who publishes it
will comply with that part Of his request which calls
for bill at the foot Of it, May the richest blessings
attend your steps, Mr. Lemay, for this generous act
on your part! We shall treasure up such noble
conduct in our heart Of hearts.
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IL Postmasters, whose salaries amount to less
than 5000 year, have the franking privilege re-
stored to them, as formerly. They can now remit
money to Printers free Of charge as well as the
names of new subscribers.
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UJ The Wilmington Chronicle is pleased TO con.
slder the National Wing an influential journal and
worry Of an extended support. Such friends are
worth having. By the by, We say the same Of
The ChronicL. Il is using up Mr.. Polk Just now
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gJ- Abiding to the National Wing, the Martins
burg Va, Gazelte one Of the ablest Wing Journals
in The country, says: IN these days of Executive
usarpation, we welcome every additional sentinel at
the gates Of power, that its encroachments may he
watched with the most sleepless scrutiny, and
promptly proclaimed to the people, We shall prove
true to our trust and forfeit your good o,nion,
friend Gazette.
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J. F. Roman, of Allegheny,
George Schley, ot Washington,
Alexander Kilgour, Of Montgomery,
A. r. Sellers, of Calvert,
George G. B. Calvert, OF Prince Georges,
George Brent, of Charles.
B.J. Hard, Of ST. Mary's.
Thomas Donaldson, Of Anne Arundal,
w. b. Luckeu, OF Frederick.
J. K. Longwell, Of Carroll,
John Philpol, Baltimore County,
John G. Groome, OF Cecil,
George Vickers, Kent,
=. c. Cox, Talbot,
z. w. Potter. Caroline,
Francs Henry, Dorchester,
J. w. Chrstield, Somerset.
}. M. Fooks, Worchesler,
Wm. Helmsley, Of Queen Anne.
Henry Hall, Hartford,
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This gallant officer arrived in town last evening
by the Western train. He visits his native town
after long absence, during which he has passed
through "perils of food and field that seldom fall
to the lol Of man. He has faced the iron hail and
bore charmed life. He has turned lhe tide OF
battle and savsd whole army. He has been in the
hottest Of four terrible battles the beloved Of his
mander IN chief and the pride and hope Of his COM
pallions in arms He has seen his brother officers
pour out their life blood like water and he remains
To feel the foil Of their loss. We welcome the
American Lannes to his home, and though deprived
Of the soace OF fond fathers embrace, he will find
in the bosom of noble and affeclionate family that
consolation which sisters and brothers alone can
give.
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ID FINLEY HUNT, DENTIST, Washing
~. ton City, Penn. av. between 9th and 10th st.
june III IS. g
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DOARDING,--MRS. j. r. TAYLOR has sew
- eral vacant Rooms some Of them suitable for
Families. Gentlemen wishing board without lodging,
can be accommodated. A share of public patronage
is respectfully solicited Residence corner Penn.
avenue and G street, over Lemuel .. Mddleton's
Grocery Store. st #a 8 iune lin
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The report of the Committee was unani
mously adopted, andlhe Convention then adj
jomned, with three hearty cheers for WILL
LIAM T. GOLDSBOROUGH.
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A M. HOFFAR, DENTIST, Al street, FIVE
IL. doors above Penn. avenue, east side.
Teeth inserted on gold plate in better style
than done in the city, and cheap accordingly.
innelA nc ..-. v. ..-.-la .-
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{ COLONEL MAY.

a specimen copy can be seen at our Office.
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CARD.

M RS. Z. REEDER, Milliner, Dress and Cor
lu set Maker, Penn. avenue, between lst and
ID streets. sr..ast-rss iunpll
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h FOR RENT.-The dwelling over the
fs0 store occupied by Mrs. Hamilton, on
t.si Pennsylvania avenue, south side, between
Ninth and Tenth streets. containing seven
fine sized rooms. and in good order. To small
family the rent will be moderate. Inquire of Mrs.
HAMILTON. june ll-u-
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NAAlLE-nAn NV

N stlus Is the aye Of improvement, I take this me
&l thod ~ informing MY cid customers and the pulllc
generally Ihat have invented some of the greatest pat
terms for chairs ever offered to ths public in this or any
other country. Together witA ny lgrge stock Of very
fine finished wufs. which asy BE- enumerated nnder ths
following heads Boston. Halt Roston. ScroIl and hs
Tera8. Siat rach. Common and Small Rocking Chairs.
nte styie utPafs aud Sitting Room Chars; Freuel.
Hatf French. NeA.e#t, tattaee snd common Chairs
Sa.taes. saelatfs t7lh eraHics aid t~sfb8fcas Fable
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b. <sr sfzer F"-alre.
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oftdt feaeh .loiA2s He-ieiY ufeo'asY: Weet q. T. eIrzA
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c1- NETS. j,.fEvseisy SUMNER cloths Or e-r-,# Fs-is
lJg z1s nd drislaa1si re-ftHEs o. every vnefefv srd
S'Alt,& T. Hllrh Will = soid tine lowest II rice o. ma5o
CltE+
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Ma9e tf1thiug = 55rtng SRI s7rit ~ vttr - rot -.
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1gss VI eseT1 COLO. 80 STYLE. se.rdsaotte, sertsootz,
IN hHe, every .Aiag that cen he te,G.5at IL tie cle-aag
line.
He iasIies h. CID G.eHi2 aHt 81 aaf}e to give ia.
c't ana he WI insure lhej ne a.. - -Fcs With his
gnu7iS AID Trrrre Ur K " EFA-fNEPFP
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.eeee ard a. tHeHaa lttt, aesi~af AasAusnes- ha
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faf0ttftHt Hf WATCHES. HtTeH
2AtHE3 FOOLS Nh ICH AIATEEfAL9.
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nR. :. P. m'ILTtfN has
- >aE er.r& - raaoveah his oil &c IA onfJa s..
49, 1S1. q few doors hel44 HE Cont
west side. and tNO doors below The Presbyterian
aa2.
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b }nEsHts - Produce j,l.4 q. Ie -
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TIFH Nt#IHvN AN0i RAUL 13Ni-AH II 'i
> NHEEfJNG wifi tcturH 10 per cent on all prem
Il4- #l..vr3 Inr IshF taken from this date. where uo
~ H=urrHrfrI. i. Mccoy Sles.
T.H# rHs4
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| Aw SCHOOL OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW

/ JERSEY.-The Law School of the COLLEGE of New
Jersey will be opened for the reception OF students Thurs
day, the 9Th day Of August, s47. handsome and
dious building, designed for the library and lecture room has
Just been erected
The Professors the Hon. Joseph c. Honbower late
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Of New Jersey and James
S. Green and Richard S. Field, Esqs of Princeton.
The object OF the institution is provide ample course
legal instruction for gentlemen designed for the bar
Of the United States This will embrace The various
branches of public and constitutional law equity common
law together with such instruction in the legal jurisprudence
OF particular States as occasion may require
Instruction will be given by Of rccaton examna-
tons lectures and the preparation of legal forms and nsru
ments 1t is also proposed establish court, which
that purpose and opinions delivered by Of the professors
The OF studies is arranged be completed in
three years. and the students will be divided ac
cordng their proficiency but generally speaking student
will be al liberty Join Of the classes aud to pur
such branches OF study he may select There will be
two sessions in each year corresponding with the
sons OF the College the first beginning weeks from the
last "Wednesday ia June and ending weeks the
week before Christmas the second beginning weeks after
the close OF the FIRST and ending in twenone weeks, the
last "Wednesday in June.
No examination is required for admission every student
expected produce testimonials OF good moral character
The fees $50 session, be paid in advance for which
sum- without any additional charge students will have the
textbooks and of the law and college res and will
also be permitted attend the college chapel lectures
Of the professors OF the college Good board can be had in
Princeton its vicinity for from three dar per week
All students who have pursued their studies In the Law
School Tor two years will be entitled upon the recommends
ton OF the Law Faculty. the degree of Bachelor of Laws
But il they have already been admitted the ar they will be
entitled TO such degree after pursuing their studies for
year
All applications for admission and communications touching
the Law School may be made James s. Green Richard
S. Field of Princeton.
The introductory will he delivered by the Hon. Jo-
seph g. Honblower on Thursday, the l7h instant
aug i3-law6m
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Surgeon Edward b. Price, June 80, ls47.
Surgeon William M. Quinn, May ~, ls47.
Surgeon George Penn, June 81, ls47.
Surgeon Gideon NJ Alsup, May 20, is47
Surgeon James Davis June 2S, lS47.
Assistant Surgeon John Thompson, July %, ls47
Assistant Surgeon John w. Glenn, July 8, ls47.
Assistant Surgeon Frederick w. Miller July 20, ls47.
Additional Paymaster Nathan Weston, June 80, lS47.
Additional Paymaser John b. Butler, June 3d. ls47
Declined, (2.)
Brigadler General Jefferson Davis.
Surgeon William b. Henick
DIscHARGED SERVICE June 80 ls47, under the re-
quiremeafs OF The 9Th section of the act approved June
ls 1916 (see " General ORDERS" No %, Of May 80,
ls47.)
Quartermasters tvlh rank of Major, Ca
John L. Arthur John G. Mason.
Assistant Quartermasters ,oiM rank of Captain CO..
Turner ,. Gilbert Harry Toumin
George p Smith Stephen H. Webb
Horatio M. Vandever Zebulon q. Bishop
Henry Scott George v. Hebb
John Nef
Commissary Nth the rank Of Major, (l.)
Pleasant l.. Ward.
As sistant Commissioners h the rank Of Captain, oar
Joel s. Post James r. Copeland
Christopher c. Graham Deany X. Eckes
Stephen T. Hoye John J. Clcndenin
Jesse B. Stephens McDonough j. Bunch
Richard d. Gholson Thomas M. Jones
John Caldwell William Duerson
Surgeons, (l0.)
James Mahon Daniel s. Lane
Benjamin Stone David Mcknight
James S. Athow William B. Washington
Thomas L. Caldwell Gusavus Holland
Alexander G. Hensey John b. Smith,
assistant Surgeons So
p. H. Mulvaney John L. Walker
Alexander NJ. Banon John j. Mathews
William Fosdick Richard P. Ashe
A. L. HIGHWAY John NJ. Leech.
Deaths, a.
Captain Exum L. Whitaker Assistant Commissary, at
Canargo, Merico, June 2, ls47.
Dismissed, a.
Surgeon Caleb " Jones, August a. Is47.
VII. The officers promoted and appointed will Join their
proper regiments, companies, and stations without delay
those detached service acting under special Instructions
will report, by letter. to the commanding officers of their
specive regiments and corps and officers of the Staff will
report the Commanding Generals in the field, and by let
ter to the chiefs of their departments.
VIII. The graduates of the Military Academy appointed
Second Leuenants in the First and Second Regiments OF
Artillery, will report for temporary duty the commanding
officer Fort Columbus, New York those appointed in the
Third and Fourth Regiments, and all the Breref I'd Lieuen
ants assigned to the Artillery and Infantry will mme
dately report by letter. the commanding officers of their
respective regiments in the field and proceed forthwith
join their proper companies.
IN Acceptances non-acceptances OF appointments will
be promptly reported the Adutant General of the Army
and in of acceptance, the birthplace Of the person ap
pointed will be stated.
BY order: r. JONES, Adj. Gen.
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wv HILL Northampton, Massachusetts.
This establishment is completed and ready for the
cepon Of boarders and patients 1t il located Of the
peasantcst spots New England with all the advantages OF
pure air and pure water and overlooking the enchanting land
scape OF the valley Of the Connecticut The buildings
conveniently arranged, with dining so by SO feet
saloon nearly large several reception rooms prlors and
bathing rooms, and over hundred sleeping rooms.
The medical department under the care Of Drs Edward
r. Dennston and J. A. Cummings aud provision made for
the ample attendance, amongst whom several well in
structed and experienced nurses from Germany
The establishment is accessible by railroad from all points,
New York, Albany, or Boston. july 2f-1mcp
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IHE COLLEGE OF ST. JAMES,
Near Hagerstown, Md.

JNHIS Institution is the Diocesan College Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church in Maryland but its classes collegiate
and preparatory open students from State has
by its charter the usual rank aud privileges of colleges The
corps OF professors every department completes and the
course OF instruction full and thorough All the students
board in the College, and under the supervision
OF the Faculty and other officers Of whom reside with
the students The Grammar School and the college have all
the regular classes organized The next session opens
Monday October 4h For further information for the ad
psson Of Students apply to the Rev. JOHN d. kERFoOT
Rector aug 1e-2awSw
NOTICE TO BREEDERS OF FINE SHEEP.
\ Public sale Of IL head Of Oxtordsh,re Bucks-The
subscriber offers at public sale Wednesday, the LIST Sep
TENDER next his farm Marsh Mount near Delaware city,
Newcastle county, Delaware, ~ fine long wooed shearng
Bucks the get Of his imported Oxiordshre Bucks selected
by himself of the best flock in England IN lS45 and
OF his best Leicester They will be numbered and sold
by auction without reserves the highest aud best bidder
The sale TO commence at O'Clock p. NJ Terms cash.
The subscriber will be pleased to any gentleman who
will favor him with his company.
july Ga-lawts Y. Is. REYBOLD.
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SIXTEENTH REGIMENT OF IirASrRr.

SIXTEENTH REGIMENT OF IfFASTRY
John c. How Private Of COmpanyI to be Second Lieu
tenant, August 3, ls47, vice Ramsey, pomoted
Alexander O. Hensley, of Kentucky, be Assistant Sur
geon, July 2, ls47, vice Noe, resigned
REGIaENT OF Foor RIFLEMES VoLrIsEURs.
Archibald b. Campbell, of Pennsylvania, to be Assistant
Surgeon July l2 ls47, vice Chaloner, assigned
Ill The following named CADETS graduates of the Mill
tary Academy, attached the Army With e breuet of
Second Lieutenant in conformity with tie fourth section Of
the act OF April 49, 1912, take rank from July l. s47
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WINCHESTER MEDICAL COLLEGE,


E LECTURES of the second session Of the Winchester
/ Medical College will commence Monday, the 4th OF
October and continue until the LIST of ule next under the
following arrangement of the chairs
HuGH H. McGuInE, Md, Professor of Principles and
Practice of Surgery
DANIEL CosRAD NJ d., Professor of Anatomy and Ply
sology.
j. PHLrP SMITH, ID, Professor of Theory and Practice
Of Medicine
Jouy J. H. STRArTH Md Professor OF Obstetrics, Dis
of Women and Children, and Medical Jurisprudence
VIM A. BRADFoRD, Nd Professor Of Materia Medica
and Chemistry.
Fees-The fee to each Professor SEQ Naturalization fee
pad only IS Dssectpg ticket $40 the whole amounts
ing to Sis the Graduation fee $40.
Excellent Boarding and Lodging viii be furnished at either
the hotels private boarding So to So per week
The necessary expenses of student for the eight months
may be estimated at less than s.. so.
The Faculty are building splendid edhce which VIII be
ready for the reception of the class by means OF APP
preparation granted for that purpose by the last OF
Virginia DANIEL CONRAD, MD.
Winchester Va. Dean of the Faculty.
NO Washington Union please publish the above tr-weeky
till 18th October next and forward bill the Dean for pay
ment. july 2l-otawu5thOc
~ ENEKAL AGENCY, at FRANKFORT, Kentucky
VI The undersigned ate of Culpeper county Va having
located himself permanently at Frankfort continues to offer
his services TO the public general agent He will give
special attention the prosecution OF claims for lands belong
ing non-resdents the State of Kentucky and in the
ties bordering the Ohio river the States Of Ohio Indiana
and Illinois, and WILL desired, make sale OF the lands. All
GEORGE NJ. GREEN.
REFERENCES
Hon. j. S. Pendcton, Washington, ID. G.
Cen Bernard Peyon Thomas Green, and John NJ Pattons
Richmond, Va.
VIM. NJ. McCarty, Esq, Fairfax county, Va.
James NJ. Mason, Winchester, Va
John Moncure, Stafford county, Va.
r. T. Thorn and J. NJ. Herndo-. Fredericksburg, Va.
ian 27-cp6mos
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OFFICIAL.

@ o) WAR DEPARTMENT.,
"hNhAL 0Aphns'S ADJuTAsT GENERALS OFFICE,
w. ~ Washington, August 5, lS47.