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New Goods.

STILL. ARRIVING AT NO. Is. MAIN srIEEr!,
DASlL BRIG: lITV " ELL. respectfully
ID informs his old customers and the pubic
generally, that he is still Receiving from Phila-
del phia, and opening at his Old stand. FRESH
SUPPLlES Of
Ecre:gss and Domestic Dry Goods.
'.htch w:ii I've found CLOTHS, CASSIMERt,S,
SATTlNETTS, Nv EEDS, JEANS, VEST
mos, &c. &c.
LADIES, ESPECIALLY, ARE INVITED TO CALL
And examine his stock of DRESS GOODS,
among which are: Fancy Pink Lawn rs. Oryandy
DO. do. French do do, Plaid DO do, new style
Caneiion Stripe, Striped Genadines, &c. &c;
SILKS, OF nearly all shades and prices; plain
and fancy Nous. de Lame; Goats hair ANA Al
pacca Lustres; Grape de Lame; Bombazines;
Cashmcres; Mexican and California Piaids; Ell
slon and Manchester Ginghains; Prints in great
variety; plain Nous de Lame Siiawls, silk firing.
ANA embyoidere do; Grape Lessee; Null and
Book Muslins; plain and fame Y Ribbons. Frngcs.
Laces, Carpet Bags, aal "Notons' III abunt-
lnce.
BONNETS-- China Pearl. Suoe rior Enrlisl,
Straw. Pamela, Fancy Coburg. White Lace,
Florence Braid, and Gimp; Misses and Chiidren's
Bonnets and Hats, etc. etc.
ALsoCutlery, Qaeensware, Hard,rars, Glass
Nails, White Lead, OIL, Groceries, &c.
So a large assortment Of BOOTS. SHOES
and SLIPPERS, which can and Nf1,
will be sold at low prices. AIso,-An kk!
assortment Of PARAsoLs and UMBREILAs. 49,
1-5'iIe would again invite the public to ex-
animation of his GOODS, as he feels confiden
none can undcrsell him without a sacrifice. 70,
the truth OF the statement All. and SET.
} ny HEAT. FLAXSEED. CORN and OATS
IN demand at all times; for which will he rait
the highest et-prico in Cash or Goods
J5'' q 4 = 7 4 Pr o ID L G E, taken i.
exchnnTe for Goods. 10
RIcHnoNp, Sept. 70, 1919. III
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JUST RECEIVED
FRESH FROM PHILADELPHIA BY
SINANHAN < MNAGNN.

A CHOICE selection of Ladies Dress Goods
- for Fall wear, including several pieces
new style SILKS. good assortment of French
Nerinos. Paramattas, Coburg cloths, Lustres,
&C. ia all desirable colors.
A small lot Of superior Silk Tibet, and
wool SUANI.S. \ fresh lot of Friends Cap
goods, and a variety of other articles in the fine
goods line.
\ beautiful selection of PRINTS, in neat
patterns, and staple colors.
ALSO-Just opening good assortment OF
BOOTS & SHOES. D-Piease call and exam
inc. Fr 3J-tf
Ninth mo, 10TH 1919.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-31

1QCOnS..-B Best Brandy Old Rye WHISKY
IL Port, Madeira AID Teu'T W..es, .or Ts.edr.
cinai purposes; Lime Jssce, Lesson and s-s-<a-
riila SyrnPs, fur sale at REEDS Drug snd<
April ~, l-i?. MedieiHai Deee,S
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A y external remedy, avoiding the pain and
"a danger which necessarily attends the intro
ducton Of causic mine rails nd eye washes, with
assurance of its efficacy Il curative Of all DIS
eases of the Eye Of acate or chrohic inti imaton,
whe Their induced by scrofuous origin or other
wise-wpakness or defect of Vision. diminished
tone Of the Optic Nerve. Granuld;ions II tht
Lids. liberation OF The Lachrymai Glands, o.
weakness from any .causa.
Also, Dr. }. pet,t's Cankcr Balsaa, IN intal-
IlDie remedy Tor nHrs3ng s0ar mouth infants
sor,. Qlinsy, enlarged fonsil@ 60 1 or sale
II i)r. iow-!ts Drug Store Price % cents per
Bottle.
oct ~, Is ~. ii:if
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- 5o9avauns l.AaS D2-

20 SSO'vIGA..s E-AGIS 9Gy
At No. z,
4 great variety Of Fresh Groceries, Candies,
~ Candy Toys, Nuts Of various kinds, Hams
Shoulders, Side meat, &c Also, Drugs, family
Medicines. Fancy Caskets, Hardware, such as
Axes. shovels. Spades. Hay-forks. Pocket
Knives, &c. Also, various kinds of Wood
ware, Stone-ware. aud number Of other a.i-
c!es, all at the loves, cash prices
SWAIN & POE.
Sept IS. IS..a 4O-tf
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So AAs. - - ~ - -
VIZ l. would inform friends and custo-
w mers that in addition 10 our former stock
of HARD W HE. now receiving
from Sheffield. England, the following articles;
consisting III part Of:
$50 dozen Files and Rasp.;
Mill and - Saws;
Hand and Panel Saws;
u Veuon and compass Saws;
y % W cod-Saws;
az Fellow Saws;
i . Circular Saws;
- Iermer Gonges;
10 Former ftise.s;
20 1iillw rights Chsels:
10 Sash ChIseis;
40 Socket Chisels;
50 {" Plain Irons;
10 Drawing Knives;
50 Table Knives aud Forks;
~ Dessert and Tea Knives * Forks;
60 Pocket Knives;
~ Scissors md Shears;
Is Razors, &c, Nc.
Cust5aers wishing anything in the line OF
hardware 0 cutlery, will lind it to their advah-
tage TO give cali, as they Will md us
ready and willing 10 show Goops
FLETCHER 4 BENTON,
one do9r lFcst Of the Bdak.4El
Richmond, sept. 20. 1919 @o:i
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YEyHE undersigned respectfully informs The
public that he continues husiness"t ms OF"
stand on Fifth street, South of the Starr tfonss,
where he makes to order all kinds Of n
RACES, Buggics, and all other vehicles in his
line. He also, keeps number Of articles ia his
line on hand He believes his work will com
pare favorably with any manufactured III The
y,.s-he uses the best of materials md for finish
and beauty OF construction his work cannot be
eycellefd. His prices moderate. and terms
favorable. Thankful for past favors he soiicts Z
continuance Cf patronage
JONATHAN MATHS.
Oct 3lst 1910 Sly.
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FOR SALE.

yINHE unde rsigned wishes TO sell Ave Dwell
ling Houses. cheap for cash, or on three
wears time The payments to be made IN four
iasta,m-n,s EDWARD FRANCIS.
Pieh,ond Se,t - 1873 3S:t(
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n AWREECE'S PURE WHITE LEAD, j.
a. always kept for sale at Dr.. Howels Drug
Store Nc l6 Main street.
May %. ls49. 41-tf:
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BOARDING can be had in private f1luiies,
at from tw o 10 two aud half dollars lcee'. -
When in Barracks, il is designed to furnish Com
mons at u uniform rate. Students from IA c!s-
lance will be required to board at In. institute,
and have no communication with III. tofsu. et-
cept as allowed by written permits.
GJThe session commenced the RI 81
Septemi3er. and continues ten months
Sept IS, 1919. :0-ly
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Jesse MEEK. has the pleasure Of say
y iar IL his customers, and the pntic ga
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noRAoE o. Asn- 5.t r. ISAAC .. piILEx.
Land AAd General Agsnsy ODss a shs Capital
neis, CITY OF sPstngneid.
vO rssdsa Aoiaeys 0 Iiass
sdnsss and AZ PsoA sTss Of PeFAang Slate aads sta
iIsots scrip OF boHdsTne undersigned would respectfully
he public that hey have established this capital
STATE Of Illinois land and genea agenes ces for The
Of al business aPpeanins thereto within die t
All transactions relative 70 the purchase fand
ing lands and reporting their ioeaol and paying
ing selling al descriptions o. eyey
other description o business attached
extended scale, win promptly faithfully amended To-
REyEKKscks: ff
Messrs. Dsifendor 4 Miles, Washington city.
-. A. Sowdy Co., Louisville, kenineky.
Msssr., syetes Co.. st. Louis, Missouri.
A. Christy, esd, :"
His exeelIency A. q. French, governor Of Illinois.
Hon. Thomas n. Campbel auditor
" John Moore, !"
5. II. TIeai, judge supreme court.
" Lyman Trunbul, .
{" J. Dean Cation, I"
Mss..; Wad:wa,h a sheldon, New. YORK ely.
David Leasit esq, !" "
G. Bareti esq. No, : sssnt street, !" Z" n.a" sa.
Gen. Robert Patterson, Philadelphia
Gen. Adam Diller,
Jos. L. Chester, I"
Col. w. Black, PttsburE, Pa.
Gen Caleb Cushing Boston, Mas
q. r. Sanger, 4"
Henry X. Stone, esq, /" "a !" s s
j. ID. Pnr Co, Balumore, Md.
Apn-dmasw3m
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Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.


THE Eighth Session win open Monday, October day
the PanetaaI students requested
duties o. The classes are promptly eeommenced and
poftant thai all their members, old should their
NE opening Of the session The acadeneai extends rom the
h o October TO the list OF August being vacation
August and September In the College all the usual classes under
M corps Of professors have for several been pursuing the
tire OF collegiate studies prescribed
colleges OF the Nurh Al the third
ating class received their academical degrees
In The Grammar SchooI Which Immediately adons the College,
me preparatory classes carefully
under the supervision Of the Professors College pupils
may enter the institution early pursue
course Of study under the direction un they graduate The
mercantile department embraces partial members
collegiate preparatory classes who be preparing for the count
s room, or OTHER professional life Such students admitted
to all The privileges and advantages Of their several classes sub
tning place of udies
cessary a preparation for business. ..r.
In addition the French the viii
without charge, German, other modern
The location OF the College perfectly heah
towns villages
young Moral and religious education chief design OF the
stItuuon. .-
The charge all the expenses
s session OF ten months The rules OF the College carefully
restrict any other expenses of the student
All the departments under the immediate supervision OF the
undersigned To whom Application be made Of
Register for further information well for bc admission
ofpupils. JOHN B. KERFoOT, Rector,
Aug 3-2aw1m College Of 81 James, p. o., Maryland.
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T,HE AMEnIcAy FARnEn !.

THE AMERICAN FARMER Is published monthly In me
so % mly Tor s new volume July, under the
most favorable OF
cultural Society and all the prize essays reports
are published therein The society meeting
raise $780, 10 be appropriated oows piece silver plate,
valued at So TO be awarded the person Obtaining s OF
October, the largest list
mencing In July SD for the
list The Publisher has also added prizes payable agr
cultural works He has also offered 600
coming volume, viz $50 In silver plate for
plan and arrangement Of farm buildings
arm yad 80 for the best the cultivation
~ Tor the best on the management Of dairy
The hrst number July win
valuable papers, from the Of EDsUED ROWS ESQ.,
presented TO the agricultural public, particularly
regions o. Virginia. Maryland Caronas rves
his farm for the FIVE years occupied
estate IN eastern Virginia, and concusiyey
ante degree OF prudence In its
prohtabie other business
charge 81 his farm Mr. RUM shows clear interest
capital invested for land, implements stocks &c
per cent third year l2s fourth
nm year. D10 besides supporting family HI.
stock &c. and raising The OF double
worth when he TOOK in hand Every planter
IN the tide water districts Of country, viii paper
the deepest interest. -
Til. number will also valuable papers
amongst which from GgoRaE w
Secretary Of the Maryland State Agricultural Society ON
suction Of the wire ON the
Ject, with appropriate drawings.
Address SAMUEL SANDS, Publisher,
Maryland State Agricultural societys Hall,
June W-2awN l28 Baltimore st. Baltimore, Marya
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AmEaICAs RAuRoAD youRNAL.

1'hs American R.iiro~a pablhsd 81 Wan
several gentlemen snsaed Contributors known
Journal any publiea
S s attempted aa i sa q. % y s
,s% from r. humble sesn@ss and = cary was
than upon any other agency whatever.
railway % ~ RST sssS%s ed s
great idea modern times Il has already done more 70 relieve e
elevate him in the scale Of being than amy other agency that has
The engine, regard the
sn q sS IS nd ] snes saoS s m1s s
ss bard upon The Ming oss , w Sx sGn
os h' n. conscious almost o. NEW euss and
new eIssoa, WSoa, danger fsase enable.
enoymen, physical sacsous various pleasures Of
community produeloas and every
creating new sources and @aPSns 20 an infinite
win have achieved lis highest work ill has harmoazed
they capable BY making neigh
md Sess n5snens n s same a III me ,ov ~ existence
whoever therefore labors IN h aed has than the od
he highest good Of his Profoundly impressed win these
views we intend in accordance with their spirit 70 conduct The
history innaenee and Of railway
careful inquiry into It's management scientific discoveries, The
with loeomoon and progress ofindusare
mining head readers Of the Journal viii
series Of articles the iron and iron aasetas Of the Uni
editor o. the Journal M The department Of mining and meagy
9ass aa q s TPa
embracing descriptions In detail Of the different localities q .he
working
results working
a a
weekly papers, conveniently arranged under appropriate heads
tables Of districts, and
drawings ma desIa
Besides This ron, Mr. Hodge furnish Journal
detailed copper lead mines the United
which have been carefully examined by him, with information
mining subjects generally. & .
These works will be found Indispensable all parties engaged in
mining and me nn = e a e"p y m,Se
iron manufacture mining Of whole
country.
Gen James, Of Poydenee has also been engaged
He will furnish Journal
the Of mechanical invention and Of cond
on Of the manufacturing interests Of the His
practical writer
already well known the public He will valuable
touching OF industry
Brtnin pfesent commercial and political
the mechanical invention Of her people than
. .t y .r T ..i
American skill, industry enterprise, giving a
the community nations To
railway valuable Of ALL this Journal will be
csly devoted. ...@
]. II. SCHULTZ 4 co.
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THE subscriber proposes open in This place. com
mencing on Monday the 0h day q October
the 10th day Of March, The pupils divided
classes The Junior course viii be
pheni blackstone starko Evidence stephen on Plead
senior course will
embrace TUCKER, Ccmmentarc Greenleaf and Ey
dence, list vol Of eac Stephen Pleading, ouds Pleading
vol Of Chty Pleading, Hocombe Introduction 10 Ro,ty J
prudence, Lube Equity Pleading Mord Pleading Lomass
rest OF Real Property Lomax
Arrangements win be made with Phisdephia law publisher
nsh the above works, young gentlemen
posing attend The subscribers requested 10 rive him
early notice Of their intention. inform whether they desire
70 be supplied with through this
dunn They win be furnished to The students cost The
bers Of the senior class will have the privilege
without additional charge. The daily
bs students win be by enable
Of either class OF
Of Washington College should they deem expedent
w5 be delivered me course on the Ju
diction and practice Of the Federal Courts. ~
The Zee win be $50 per session, payable in advance
JOHN W. BRoCKENBRoUGH.
Lsuseror, Va, July u, 1919,
July 17-A
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D. shs rrs..a.u, OF Inc United s,.,...

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II pursuance on law, LtChAht IAfLoh, President OF me
unsa s.ass O. Amenea DO hereby declare and make known
a Punne seles VII &c heia inc land Offices, IN
us esAe u MiSSochip AZ ue PVous heiener designaed W
VIZ s...o., -,
a me anu once M 1Aohso.i eonlensing on Monday, ue
seSeh aay o. January next of ue upa o. me public lands
suA'eu "ieni sHS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. '"h"fS ana Phs OF 'o""-
N"ilN, vas
North Of The base line and easi Of the fh praeipal ae,da
Township twenty two (exce sections seven erteen
nineteen wenu, twenty trty thirty and thirty wo,)
oil range iour.
township twenty-five, Of range nNe.
FRACTIONAL township sixteen and township twenty-five, OF range
ak:
raeuona townships sixteen and seventeen and township twenty
TWO, OF range sesen
FRACTIONAL townships skeen and twenty
townships twenty and twenty three; and sections
inclusive, sixteen 10 twenone inclusive and twenty thirty
two inclusive, i'm township twenty-six Of range eight
Township Except fractional sections thirty
thirty dirty four, urtyve and fractional
township and fractional township eacet
twelve, thirteen, three four, twenty
range nine,
oa.,ionsI n,rnsnin ,,.sn,v ~ raDse re-, " tp hn'' ~
- S' - 80 -
North Of The base line and me Of the h principal maidian
~ -,.- $500. 49, $3.50. -
49,, omS ~ @ iiee WehS-eshb ana Weh-
hines oi range eshL
townships wehp-ureel Meny-iour, twenty-five twenY-sx,
ana l@ensy eight, OF range nine, 49,.
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AoEsCY FOR CLAIMS AT wAsHIseToN, ID. G.
CHARLES DE SEEDING,
Corppsissiorer, Notary Public, AID General dgsrf,
No. II Tedd's BuIldsBgs, Pennsylvania avenue,


No. II Tefd's Busldsngs Penssyivanis avenue,
WASHINGTON, ID. G,
CONTINUES TO give his prompt attention the prosecution Of
claims before Congress- Of The Eexecuve Departments,
before foreign procuring PENSIONS Revolutionary,
N.yai or Army bounty land ot scrip under The law Of February
49, Angus. 10 1875 mileage for horses and
being received service Of the Uned
s.tes and subsistence and transportation furnished
with Mexico Great Britain lie possession Of al the
forms and understands fully all the Of Pension and
~ e sso "n1s 20 e Pocuns o. que
California, and coast Of Africa.
He has been honored Commissions
deeds deposon and other instruments Of writing under seal
TO be used OF recorded In The respective States.
Charges will be moderate and regulated by the claimed
Communication (postpaidj win receive immediate attention.
He has The honor 70 refer the Navy and other Executive Depart
and their Exceencie the Governors
Inc non and Senators and Members OF the previous and the
present Congress eeneraliy. Aug %
Prepsrssory Department Of the Celumbian College,
coarrR l4rH AND srssrrs.
THIS school will recpened Monday September
CAarsa per Quarter,
Reading wiring Mental Arithmetic, and Primary Geography IS 90
Arithmetic, Geography English Grammar History Of the uni
me bsss ns h,ancs. is. .ome sayey
Any Of studies. with ts ~ 50
oV- Bills payable n advance.
RICHARDS A. M gentleman has proved himself be
a ns 2Ss h r the msnasemsn, and hsn
VIII also De under he constant supervision Of the Faculty Of the
cos'.s.. aug M--sawapSw
IUMEs's History % Ensla.a, from she Invasion OF
III Jsins Cesar % ne shdcscn compeed
~ Msesus Ho w sna 1 u se' passsS
ssylT FRANcK TAYLOR
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sEA BATENG-OI1D PUNT HOII1I. \
THIS beautiful establishment always for the reception Of
ers order. The grounds have been greatly
enlarged anordng, besides The
swimming baths and baths There fine shore
Tor those who prefer sun bathing.
Charges a. heretofore
BY the day. .....-...................S2@
BY the week AT the rate o. ......... ! Perday.
BY the month nj the rate Of. i 90
Children and half pice.
Nay 25-saaw6w JAMES 8. FRENCH
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Fauqaier White sulphur springs, virginia,

More generally knopn Warrenton Sppings,D
WAS open for the visitors
n: w ARE in @ hs, WIN gave
m embelen OF 10 the coutrt and pleasure OF the
Knowing BY ocular evidence, positive
has been esarded good policy
fancy q guests TO pS"o,e heir SeaiiS and
ns S nss R and s Ss q me q . ys
warrenpn, may, carriages,
sa gallery st he ss%e y Billiards ss5
caar care has been taken to win ,he APPROVAL while me nsS P
deer and the the gold and silver fish, the eli and the buffalo
aaturS IN word, has been which expanded
VISITORS the fancy bali
ad and snlan, FIRE works win lend Their respective strasons
holy ministers Of religion, OF denomination, cordial
ss y DE oaeui s n' usual
and % from the SSu. sss %
VIII from both these points M Jal when daily line. win be
steamer at or a M may reach t,e springs the same day
and should be directed OF they may be len
s. sn m the ws sP ~ ing os
ing I'D ooeer sS for ses months go Tor two mouth SIS for
lodging 50 cents each Servants, year.
3 @ No ssS. ,Sss s , ' S When
who retain their seat. at the ordinary table will be charged full
The hnea vine. and . have been procured
DANIEL WARD, Superintendent.
New have just received from late ami
l'S son finish Irish linens which they be pure
ooo Price, from 81 cent. % me finest quality
q % sheer clear lawn do 50 cents.
ssH'i asT ssa sssse DO DO S; ' cents
20 rich nband trimmed lace caPes
,d % S se ns ss white d.. Sps ssswi.
100 do DO MISE. and children. do, every kind.
% 1% e PaGs and
WIN many other new and desirable articles to which the
I MaS as Of Sf ladies respectfully invited HOE CO.
engraved illustrations Of important subjects BY Edward John
Hydropaihy the Water Cures illustrated many Of
Theory hydropahy intended popular use BY
H. Fnncke. For sale by FRANcK TAYLOR
yEw BOOKS jus. received Taylor a M.ury'.
Volume Hiidfeths United States.
sslss q &c %%.ssS sSSs 6 Ne
Cheap edition 81 cents iady Alicen Os The New Una
Aus5
TUsT received at s Tricopseou., Guer
cologne fine French soaps and choice Tuck
Also celebrated Chinese skin Powder for re-,ori.s
and the complexion and rendering the skin ecaiey
Aug Pa tGlObe) Asw door. below Nsionai Hotel.
cabinet Classic Tales ecmprs.,ns n, ON. VOL
ume Rssselas Vicar Of wakefield, ues Of sbena,
s"s' Suver Travels s'rne sentimental Journey,
wayey Anecdotes illustrating popular and in,
don. TAvI ON "a -
'uheM Bookse
Accordeons and Flutinas.
JUST RECEIVER, superior toned Ac.
cofdeons Persons DESTROYS purchasing excellent and beau
chasing elsewhere.
Also, Flatnas Of an improved style and
July g. 49,
NO David CapperReId, by Charles Dickens, (Boz.)
domestic Practice q Hydropaty, with Is engraved Illustrations
This day received for sale at TAYLOR 4 MAURy,s
July Is bookstore near Oh, s,,e.,
Tine Complete Doctor, containing ts Habits Diseases.
If the In snd
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,,En1c - nr,,nTnr,T :, ..,,n.,n .,.n,v Cal
siss IN a an s middle % %s
I and d. Of Obstetrics and Diseases
Therapeutics.
= MAurrs NJ d.; Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy
cal Anatomy. :. -.
TUCKER NJ d. Professor Of Theory and rfaeuee
A. & PsrioorA., M D., Demonstration Of Anatomy
have recently received many additions are
ed Inc Clinical advantage are iaiy with the
~ bs .na an Ss n rsaA aS vs o
the College nhmary, (Which conguity
Coleee,) Richmond Aims House.
and e sash h ns n s o s % - q s
I onessn. before he kRe eias tse,er win, .e e.ie. 20, VIII
ne Of Surgical cases. renders this one Of the best
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S. Tickets Of Professors slo5
ad re be q pei
-
lust RECEIVED =, III. oS m... on. 400,
Of i2th Pennsylvania following
page. - : WM. FisciiER
p Townsend Grand Military Polka performed by FOucses
The Nova Scotia waltre. by win,erbotom.
Sir Eas Ro1os designed as studio. for young beginner. BY
The celebrated "Paf Minka," variations, by
siI Amasemeps Elesanto, by chs.. vo.s.
s Mar i Blanc y" s'''' ' % ''''e'
Luciia Polka; by do
The Aurora Waltz, for guitar, solo.
La Cara adra antase. composed by Henri Ros.,I,en
Morning beams IN tee-an admired song, by
Geo D. Benker-
composed nv Geo BeIak
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RIBANDs. l.ess, glmP., buttons, sse.we have jus.
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Fancy satin neck
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-10-19
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