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~ Mr.. Greeley of the Tribune is going to
stump it through Vermont, previous to the cleo
ton there. We have now more hope of the sue.
cess OF the Free Democracy of that State. Mr.
Greeley's advocacy Of Tayorism will be about as
effective in the Green Mountain State now as it
was last fall in Ohio Boston Republican.
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% topographic despatch was received yesterday,
informing Of the death of EDWARD CLARK, Esq 81
this city. IL died at Saul ST. Marie, Michigan, on
Friday last The 10Th inst. He was interested in nch
iron nine the borders of Lake Superior, and went
out on business connected herewith
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NOTICE.

THE Copartnershp heretofore existing under the firm
Il of TUCKER UPTON dissolved by mutual
consent on the 9th of August, and isaac III. UPToN is
hereby authorized to settle all the business of the late
M AUGUSTUS TUCKER,
ISAAC Ii. UPTON.
Worcester, Aug is, 1e49. DIST
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ELECTIONS

owA. The Stale has gone Democratic by cOnsid>
BILE majority.
AESTucKY. A despatch dated Louisville, Aug 49,
IS, Marshall, Whg is certainly elected in the Louis,
lie District as has been discovered in the re-
rms from Henry County, which showed larger major.
! for Lane than he actually received,
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NEW BOOKS,

COLEMAN'S LETTERS from Europe Charles Ly clips
~ Second Visit to the United States-II carts and Homes
by Mrs Ellis-Magc of Kindness-ABBOTT'S History of
King Charles the First and Second julius Caesar Haniba
heth-The Woodman by Jsmes-Lady Alice-southey's
Common Place Book-ConHdenia Disclosures or Me-
mos OF My Youth, by Lamartine; Raphael by the same.
clasps very cheap. Rail Road Guides and Maps for
travellers, for sale by 3. A. ROWLAND,
Aug l5 eodSt 1885 Main St.
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WHERE IS He. Father Mathew recently
visited the Merchants Exchange, and was about
entering, when a gentleman eager to Obtain a
light Of the Apostle, put his hand Oh TO an indi.
,iduaps back q, endeayored TO elevate himself
hove the crowd where is hei where is he 70
{ selaimed the gentlemen. "Here he is" said
heuperson on whose back he was; " | am Father
s,sfn1bew, and so it was. Evening Gazette
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70 The Transcript understands that General
Taylor will pass day with Mr.. Webster at
Marshheld, while on his visit at the east. We
hope he will consider the visit one g fit to be
made. Boston. Post.
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GT Great numbers Of the Indians have died OF chol-
era al The head Of Platte river. The Indians on the
Missouri river al war with each other.
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~ The Emperor of Russia has offered reward Of
10000 rubes fS27609 to whoever shall capture the
Polish General Benz.
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SERAPHINES AND EOLIANS.

BARLEY q PEARSON, continue TO manufacture
at their Old Stand, [l75 old N O. (2O3 new MOI
MAIN STREET,
SERAPHiNES, EOLfANS, REED ORGANS AND
MELODIdNS OF su Jerior quality, which they are pre-
pared to furnish Mt wholesale retail on the most reason
aoe TERMS All instruments manufactured by
oarrantd pDeaIers and others respectfully invited
to call before purchasing elsewhere.
Worcester, Aug IA. dem
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NOTICE,
Straved or Stolen.

pETWEEN the 10Th and Both OF July, ddr-
Il - ing the absence Of the owner, THREE Blue AND
WHITE TUMBLER PIGEONS. II they have vouns
tay taken up their abode among strangers, the fader by
leaving word at this Office where they may be ound shall
be suitably rewarded; but fthey have been nvountariy
imprist ned II Ia hoped that they will be at liberty.
Also left about the same time, one WHITE RUFF
Aug. IL. G. A. CHASE.
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Houses and Lois.

Houses and Lots.
NHE Subscriber offers for sale Forty Binding Lots
Laurel Hill, of the most beautiful locations in the
City. Prices running from lS40O,0O) huadred
t$i6OO 00 sixteen hundred dollars, ALsO-One House
situated on Laurel St. Elizabeth street. and
on Shelby street, all and modern bnt suitable for
one or two families. d&wu A.. NJ MERRtFIELD.
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Real Estate for Sale.

- THE two siefy HOUSE and Lot cGrner Of Saltm
I;s.N and Madison Street The House is nearly
and very convenient, arranged for two families, viii good
and lasting waer and every thing conveniently arranged
in and about the house The Lo is large, well sleek
ed with bearing Fruit Trees, also shrabbery aud mis-
b. Those wishing 10 purchase pleasant and ron--
veDient place will do well call and smine the above
premises, where the subscriber now lives
Also, one COTTAGE HOUSE end &c =. Ne 81 Salem
Street, convenient for ienempPts
Also, WARREN'S BLOCK, siiuae1 Motion So
with four ienemants. 94T M
Also, BUILDING LOTS on Portland ond PleasGnt SIS.
~ The above property will be sold low aud liberal
terms. f JOSEPH G. WARREN,
tvi5s, w corner Of Salem and Madison street. N
Worcester, July 8. eodlf
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Farm for Sale.

Faf1n TOT Sale.
THE Farm known as The TIIAXTER FARM is offer,
ed for sale, being of the best in the county
containing one hundred forty acres with all the
necessary buildings thereon and in good repair well
supplied with running Three hun fred dollars
worth OF fruit is annually soli from said place
d&wtf A. NJ. MERRIFIFLD,
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nIARRIEn.

In this city, Ang 18th, Jasper N. Tucker, of Norwich
VI. to Miss Polly w. Stearns of Worcester.
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The whrE MOUNTAINS.
For the Spv J


an tie evening We ent to The Echo Lake, about hall
mile north OF tie pse to witness The tffo produced
oy ne hiring OF a Gnoo. A small blundcT busi as
oaoeu with pounosf powder, and discharged BY the
gu'0ei While we werin boat on the centre of the lake
Inc report, reachnghe ears of Vulcan, working al his
Jorge IN the dstanlmountain. reused the heather god
and with vengeans Jupiter sen, his hund,rbolts in all
urecaons, prodacn crash which caused our party to
start from their set II the mountains had been
assunder, and the ties Frustrated in all directions the
noise OF the wreclof Natter TO our excited magma
tons, would hard Rve been more terrific The echo
occaslGned by blow tin trumpet was very fine, but
Tue reverberaons VIE not equal to those produced in
The same way on thelop Of Mount Willard.
The next day berr the Christian Sabbath, we nqur
ed of the landlord Fl place Of worship. When he
Informed US there vas no one within our convenient
reach-that
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IIIlV q
Also, a Building
Railroad Bridge 81
: stories high, wifi
s,i-and a Blacksm
high, with yard roc
Immediate possel
Worcester and Mas
StrAst
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United states Patent once,

IN the petition Of Asa Burgess and Herman BALDWIN, Washing
Connecticut patent granted
said burgess and Baldwin machines for
rom the expiration Of said patent which takes place
tine I0th day u October, 1879
IL said petition be heard Once
day Of September u O'Clock and
notified 20 appear and show cause they have why
said petition ought not 10 be granted
Republic, Union, Washington; North American Gazse
Philadelphia Telegraph, Harrisburg Tribune New York
Couran Hartford; Auas, Cincinnati Journal,
Herald Cleveland for
previous the seventeenth day Of september
THOMAS EWBANK,
Commissioner
Ps-Edor Of the above papers will please copy
bills 10 The Patent once, win containing this notice
July l5-law3w
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THE Eighth Session viii Monday, October which day
the punetaI attendance all The
duties oil the classes prnpy recommenced,
that all their members old should
the Of the session The acadeca from the
LIST OF October the LIST Of August there being
August and September In the College, all the usual under
full professors have for several years been pursuing
tire collegiate studies Older
colleges Of the North gadu
ating class received their academical degrees. G aa
In the Grapar School, which immediately adoins the College,
the preparatory classes carefully trained by competent instructors
under Che Of the Professors Of The College Thus pupils
enter the institution at early and their entire
course q study under the same direction until they graduate e
collegiate or classes who may preparing for the count
other life Such students admitted
all the privileges Of their classes, sub
tuiing the studies
cessary 10 preparation for business 3Ea 1880.
French study without NIL the
In addition French mercantile will be taught
without charge, modern language.
The location of the College perfectly heal and there
villages the temptations dangerous 10 the
young Moral and religious chief design OF the in
/.
The CHARGE covering all academca and domestic expenses
The rules Of the College carefully
All die Departments under the immediate supervision Of te
undersigned whom application be made for OF e
Register for further nlornaion well for the admission
of pupils. ..a.sg JOHN b. KERFOOT, Rector,
Aug 3-2aw2m College of St James, +. o., Maryland.
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| JACOB TOWNSEND,
Principal Office, l02 Hassaa street, Nsw York city
Old Doctor Townsend seventy Of and has
81 ia
was compelled 70 limit lis manufacture BY which means has been
and snos a'fs is Saas lad
aSs r. hsa ess
GRAND and unequaiisd preparation
The and called for throughout the
Unlike young Townsend's, improves with age,
BY scieac The chemistry and e latest
e CID ssys Hssa
and properties which inert useless and Others
n for use produce and
na volatile thar they entirely and lost in the
only TO those expeenced in is manufacture Moreover these VIOLA
@ % Ss (which G % or q %
gives value. The 80. iGr -ls.s1al,s Nj "a
prepared, all properties the sarsapala
arst removed everything capable OF becoming acid Of men.a
secured il pure and thus
pared in this way il Is made the most powerful agent In the
Cure OF innumerable diseases.
Hence the why we hear on every side In It's
as cure Of coNsuMPToN pYsPEpsA and CON-
%
Impurity OF the blood. s6
possesses efficacy complaints arising from in
digestion from aeidi q e stomach from unequal de-
cold hands, chIs body II has
ssnas peI.pSsoa DC ans.,
every other part But IN netting y is excellence more maiesy
Female complaints.
II works aaor aib,s whites falling Of the
periods aud the like and eecua in curing all forms Of
by removing distractions and regulating the general
Nervous diseases and debility.
spinal irritation neuralgia 81 Vtus dance swooning epepuc hts
possible fail do good; has nothing
IN which can ever harm can never sour or spoil and therefore
liver healthy action stomach gives good d.
aaon paes the ssn saUaises he Of he Good pro-
daens sene warmth equally all over The body and the .sne
and nvigoraes IL this then,
The medicine you prc-eminentiy nccds
But these things be said Of g. r. Townsend inferior
article! This young mans liquid Is not 10 be
Compared with the Old Doctors,
sFofLs while sours, fermenis,
and blows dc bottles into the the ] acid \
ss ss s nsss %s: os. sss ss
chief heartburn eapson Of The heart s ss5
y sss
Ssu espeiss, white .ssiass isvs.ore. and ali acsssons
s ss ana saa DE % s o sd ss
What but acid fluid, which inn
Ne tender s@S sssis 4, winch
y al he Ailments winch ss human aei nasSIe
s's M sG %ffs :ad c &c 1aif Of
And yet he would fn have understood that old
aenuine, original s.rsapariii.,
IMITATION Of his inferior preparation! Heaven forbid that
.emssnes 70 5 p TowNsESDs fRTIcLEi and which should
bring down The old doctor such e complaints
ESs
Ms sS Ia
wide apart and infinitely dsma hai they are unlike In
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UNIyERsIrY OF MARYLAND.

Faculty Of Physic.--session OF Is49-'5O.
THE Lectures will Monday, 10Th October and
i tinue 18th OF March ensuing.
Chemistry and Pharmacy-WILnAM E. A. AIKEN, NJ D., LIZ D.
Surgery--NATHAS r. SAITH.
Therapeutics MaenA and CHEW, M.
Anatomy and Physiology-JosErH KoBY M ID.
Theory Of Medicine POWELL, M. ID.
Midwifery and Diseases Of Women and ChidrenRIcHARD H.
THOMAS, M ID.
Pathology and Demonstration Of w
MILrEsBERaRR.
the Baltimore Inmnry opposite the Medical College The rooms
opened under the
the Fees 800 Comfortable board
obtained in the vicinity Of the Medical College for 81 80 to
40 so per week. WILLIAM Il. A. AIKEN,
Aug l5-2awtNovl Dean Of the Faculty.
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CENERAI. House Furnishing Dry Goods wsreroom.
VI CLAGETT DoDsoN would most respectfully inform ali
intending keep house. that they have
prepared their for the reception OF much mort
the aboye line than has ever been
hitherto d. will absent for few days
purpose making e purchases and would respectfully desire
ali who may pretcsi and extensive
choose from 10 wait their return They win have Ia
superb Tapestry Velvet Tapestry Brussels and Brussels
Three ply superhne Ingram, low priced do
Danask twlled and plain Venetian Carpeting
Together everything pretty and good which may be needed b.
their line. Aug no-4uwAwh
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JOSEPH b. COLLINS, President
ISAAC ABBATT, Secretary.
CHARLEs De sELDso No. IL Todds Buildings, Pennsylvania
avenue, Agent
W. JonssTos, M d. opposite City Post Office, 7h street,
Physician w
Pamphlets explanatory Of principles operations
pany can be had on application al the AGENTS Office
Septic
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~ Court OF the United States, and scnd the prosecution Of
csims against The government Addrss wsshnsson D. G. rs
Mar 1o-d
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National Medical College, washington, ID. G.
THE ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES will
the r Monday in November, and continue until the end of
March.
THOMAS MILLER NJ d. Of Anatomy Physiology.
WiLukn p JoHssros NJ d., Professor Of Obstetrics and the
Diseases Of Women and Children.
Josug. RIIsY, NJ d. Professor Of Maiea Mediea, Thenpue
tics, and Hygiene.
Practice Of Surgery.
Gs.yros TrLri, NJ d. Professor Of Pathology and Practice Of
Medicine.
d. GALE, d. Chemistry Pharmacy
RosERr kfss srosE NJ d. Adjunct Professor Of Anatomy and
Physiology. r..s
JsEs e. MoRoAs, NJ. D.. Proscctor and Demonstration.
Clinical lectures twice week selected from the WASH
ngton Inhrmay Operations performed before the class
Pee for f course Of lectures $50 Denonaors ticket go
Graduation fee, s25
.Il WILLIAM p. JOHNSTON, NJ. d., Dean,
July I0-2awtjthNov 7h street, between Il and streets,
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UNITED STATES WHOLESALE CLOTHING WARE
HOUSE.

EVILS HANFoRD, 2n 1884, $50 and 25s Pearl street.
IL Fulton Buring slp) York;
hand largest Of CLOTHING United States
adapted markets
keep endless variety Also the extensive
OIL CLOTHING AND COVERED HATS world. PLAIN
AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, of all kinds.
Catalogues Of stock by mail Orders promptly filed
LEWIS & lANfORD,
Nos. 252, 25i, ass, and 25S Pearl ST., N. Y.
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AGENCY FOX CLAIMS AT WASHINGTON, d. c.
CHARLES DE sELDING,
Commissioaer, Notary Psbie and general Agswt.
No. III Todd's BuiIdinEs, Pennsylvania avenue,
K.ASHINGTQN d.

Fl I, II.
CONTINUES TO give his prompt attention the prosecution Of
claims before Congress- the Eexecuye Departments,
before board appointed adjust poons,
before foreign governments procuring pensions Revolutionary
Naval Army; bounty land scrip under the OF February IL
ls4 August 49, 1885, meagej for horses and
other lost desoyed3 incurred by volunteers
fore being mustered and United
States and subsistence and transportation furnished for their
and all claims OF whatever description that Of the late
with Mexico orlreat Britain He possession Of all the
forms and understands fully all the requirements Of the Pension and
Offices He also attends procuring Of
for captures made the Gulf and the Of Mexico,
California, and eOast Of Africa.
He been with Commissions governors every
State the Union Commissioner OF Deeds take the probate
deposons, other writing
20 be used or recorded In the respective States
Charges will be m0derae regulated claimed
and the OF services required. l s1t M
Communications (pospaid) will receive immediate attention.
He Depart
and their Exceencies the Governors the several States OF
Union Members Of previous and
present Congress generally .-f5 Aug8
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Preserving the teeth, gums, ind fresh pure healthy
from the slow and indous
agreeable of WheeIer's Teaberry
decay natural corruption which
time gradually brings the teeth, expe all corrupt huo
vents the accumulation OF tartar, and The
cavities; and preserves the from all impurities
constantly tends purify keep sound and healthy greatly
strengthen and preserve them. es R-'a l5,st
keeps the and mouth fresh pure healthy creating
healthy action and circulation the gums, and
effects healing Impurities,
with its purifying properties and fragrance keeps the
and pure and preserves the teeth, gums and mouth excellent
ind on that Wheeer Teaberry Tooth Wash is Of superior
teeth, and pure breath. -
.L.e 49 #ss w. r. SMITH.
beneficial Teahery Tooth
Wah In the of young lady whose
affected II afforded every satisfaction.
t. COOKE, NJ d.
Ihave used wheeers Teabery Tooth Wash,
favorable notice and being pleasant
JOHN r BINNs.
Having used wheecrs Teabeny Tooth Wash,
public favor possessing purifying properties, which
teeth ceanly, and make the gums healthy.
t r. NJ LEE.
Ihave.used Wheeers Teabeny Tooth Wash, and
cleansing and purifying effects gums
77T-'I15 j. s. BREWSTER
Having wheclers Teabey Wash some time
feel that satisfaction
the public, feeling
m 90 ~ ~ II ~ VS., JAMES g. GIBSON.
80 M 4. sfEfHENs. Agent.
JsnA So
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CAUTION EXTRA.

MAN BY the RUEL CLAP Ia. engaged with young
Of the Of r Townsend and uses his name 10 put
up sarsapana which they call Dr. Townsends saapala de
nominating genuine, original This Townsend no doctor
worker railroads, canals and
the ke yet he assumes the tide OF doctor for the purpose o. gaining
credit for what be lie sending cards headed tricks OF
quacks la which he says, have sold the Of name Tor "
week viii sye - Townsend $500 he viii produce one sin
solitary OF the public not 20 be
ceiyed and purchase bul the ORIGINAL OLD DR.
JACOB ToWNsEND'5 sARsAPARiLLA having on il the old
doctors likeness his family coat OF arms and his signature across
JACOB TOWNSEND,
Principal Office, i02 Nassau street, NsW Pork city
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NAUTICAL Routine and Stowagc, with Rules n
IN Navigation by John Mcleod Murphy and w. N LETTERS, IT,
Just publshed being complete manual Of practical refer
merchants underwriters, vessels, ofcer
navgator, evedoes Others This every
construction, equipment sailing
navigation VESSELS whether In the merchant
SUCH has received the approval Of the frat nautical In the
country. For sale In Washington by
TAYLOR b MAURY,
July % 81 s.sa Booksellers, OH
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United ss.sss Patent Once,

IN petition Burgess Baldwin, Washing
Connectcut praying for the extension Of patent granted
said Burgess Baldwin machines
Coz from patent, place
the l0th day OF October ist9-
ordered that The said petition be heard al The Patent Once
the day September u O'clock
appear have,
why rHd petition ought not 90 be granted
Ordered, published In The Inegencer
Rspabe and union washington eiy North American and Ca
Philadelphia Telegraph, Harrisburg; Tribune New YDrk
Advertiser, Rochester Coursnt Hartford Aas Cncinna Jour
nal Columbus Herald Cleveland week for three
September
THOMAS EWBANK,
Commissioner OF Patenu.
p Editors Of the above papers viii please copy and send their
bills TO the Patent once, win containing this notice
July 6-law3w
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Agency OF the Book-Pubiishing Houses I'm the United
States
TAYLOR MAURY, booksellers saoners Pennsylvania
avenue, street, having formed connexions with ts
principal establishments Of the country, will supply all oden
Tor religious, medical, scientific, and school
single nj the lowest publication prces
Schools, institutions and individuals intending 70 order ios
cities, trouble and
expense heavy freight postage by leaving their orders viii
TAYLOR MhURY In washington city July ,
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United States Patent Once,
InIx "a lao


N petition Henry Burden, Troy, New York praying
IN Hor.eoes for seven Year, nom ie expiration Of
$ ss 5 p ID me s Ss ss a. NC
the h Monday In October at O'clock and nil
ion oass, NOT % be sranes my '' ''''
0 s wv sSss be g Sa ss s Int
phadslphs; Tribune New Yot Daily Wing, Troy, New Yot
week for three successive weeks h Monday
Commissioner Of Patent..
L 3 M ps, o. one above paper. win please copy and send their
United state. Patent Once.
ON petition Of John Elsa, Of Baltimore, Maryland, praying
m .ppaa,as for ,ranporng goods on eana and
br years expiration patent place
!. ordered ,s the petition at the ra,en, once on
nohsd appear and show cause they have, why said
orssreS s.o that ,h pushedin In,elr-pcer
Republic and gnoa wsssinssa, American Bs,,@ors North
bune New YORK; Daily Bee, Bosion saee.
previous % The hrst Monday in October nss.
Commissioner Of Patents
bin. % ne Ps,sn, once, with paper eonanins
July @-iaw3w
GILT American Poetry. edited by Gri-,void,
Illustrated The Romance Of Nature The roeuca Language
Flowers '''o'd Plates Just po TsSR a"s " ms as
Aug 10 booksellers, near sh street.
NEW BOOks.-A second Visit United States Of North
~ America; by sn Charles Lyel, Y. r. s. 2 parts
Hildeth's History ~ the United States, volume
soatey Commonplace Book edited by hi. sonnIsw Second
History the American Bible Society, volume svo.
For sale by FRANCK TAYLOR
Aug5
NEW Naval TEXT Dook.-Nausca Routine and s,owsee,
~ with rules in Navigation practi cal treatise great
shipping merchants, sailors &C. BY two officers Of The United
Navy Adapted for The Of The navy by the department
For In Washington by TAfLOR h MAURY,
Booksellers, 9h
u ETZsCHs Shakespeare Outlines, 100 plates This
~ ebraied gallery publishing In numbers enavngs with
explanations contained 50 cents The first sx
TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
Aug ~ Booksellers, near Oh street
WADDY THOMPSON viii practise I'm the Supreme
Court and before established the
eav with Mexico During hts nom this city
communication 70 him will be attended BY T. L.
Smith, esq, at Gadsbyr Hotel.
Aug III r8I
ETzsCHs Outline Illustrations shakespeare, IN lsrr,
~ folio numbers tcssnsl edion
and this day received ts Others inisysls
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July Report OF the Mutual Insurance Company
New York Once No IS Wall
Net accumulated fund August l649 exceeding S5720O0
This institution during month OF August issued hundred
inclaa NAM. uolc III.