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CRocoDILE SHOOTING. An eastern traveller, in an
account OF his rambles in the neghborhood OF and on the
river Nile gives the following sketch OF very pretty and
exciting amusement:
INDUCING evening In nap alter dinner, was reused
by the report Of gun the distance and found that we
running alongside Of huge mud banka very usual
retreat for somnoent sRaors. My attention was direct
cd by crocodile in the Of escape
the river large Swiss rifle lay close 20 me- ready
oadeJ and though well wide awake fired on the in
slant The shot evidently took effect for the crocodile stag
gered and then remained still reloaded, and aimed be-
hind the forearm fred and the brute rolled BY vo
lent he recovered his egs and being the very brink
OF the river, plunged In heavily and Disappeared The
Arabs tell you II the tmsah Is mortal y wounded he always
land die and all being Of opinion the gentle,
man question had received his quletus there was no small
SUR and excitement the crew Lances were pulled
out unknown Ieceptaces, slaves We're In instant Teqoi
son and Hadge Mohanmed, the cook, who was o very
sporting rn from behind the kitchen, bepdogee
IN hand n steelmounted piece, with nearly endless
onpit de OF barrel. The wounded animal
at distance, making with much difficulty his last journey
the bank leaped shore, but not so my ragged bat
talon for finding the affair was likely TO terminate 10
death victory Transaction, either from spirit Of sir play
(which doub prudential regard 10 their own proper
persons they all OF them hung back and left me
. alone in my glory" BY the time reached ne Spot 70
very nearly gained the bank Some reeds growing out OF
the water partially screened him my finger was on the
almost counted the prize my own Out
ding effort gain the bank tmsah sunk beneath the wa
ers and was was exec edingy provoking.
for every day man can bag his crocod lie As we
are on subject Of the crocode the honor the ancen
be IL recorded that cities he enjoyed the dgoy OF
place amongst their sacred animals and IL not exactly
death, he least entitled 10 postum
nous honors being embalmed and made mummy OF Ia
with the sacred ibis and even entombsd N hs
heir dead detes and devotees thus amcaby returning TO
their dust together.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

SIMPLICITY OF DIscovERY. From the complex, yet
simple ana wonderful nature Of the human mind, man 10
iona Oh tue mysterious, the complicated and wonderful
and ne - more ready TO pursue projects through
zy abyrnlhs Of study Than along the straight road OF
simplicity. The famous Phlisne general who came
down to the Hebrew prophet 10 be cured Of fatal dis
ease, treated at first with contempt the simple command
q as % wfsl the Jordan and thou shalt
some wild incarnation, would have to be performed "a re-
move far from him his fe-e eating malady, How com
pick are false theories IN comparison with the true How
complicated Were the theories OF Plato in comparison
With those OF Newton and who would have thought
that from the falling OF an apple. the great philosopher
would have made his greatest discovery BY simply con-
densng the steam in separate chamber from the cyln
der and admitting i to the piston At both ends Of the cy
Under the immortal Watt changed the whole nature OF
W. asms Ssw e a
can propel the gigantic steamboat over the stormy
ocean, whirl the Numbering train Of along their
swness; but seldom very seldom. do we find one who
in beholdng such wonders, fully impressed with that
divine truth God hath chosen the weak things OF this
that prope the steamboat or The iron car and how many
Only two--fue and-water. The engine, the most com.
plex part Of the whole s but the means 70 convey and
from the mine, and his boiler Of water from neighbour
ing fountain, the engineer mounts his iron steed and
when all is ready, he touches his valve rod, his iron
seed feels the breath of his life and well may apply
the words of Scott, .s4
..He is off, he is of. DER bush, brake and scaur,
They'll have fleet s.eeds that follow. quoth young
How complex was the electric telegraph Of Soemerng,
with his hiryfv golden points in comparison with the
ehectua and simple Electro Magnetic Telegraph Of
Morse, who, with single wire, sends the whispers OF
affection from lake to swfter wings than those OF
"iove"
All the great discoveries that have been made are re.
makable for their simplicity because they based
upon the truths of science and this implies that many
errors may Yet be found in it's wool and warp.
In saying this much upon the simplicity OF discovery
a theme upon which we might easily dwell. 10 fill up
column after coumn--we would exhort all those who
have taste for the pursuits OF science or the advance
ment of the arts-agcultura or mechanically remem-
Der that simplicity should be their first second. and last
considerations, 10 success.-Seientifc american.
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GREAT CHEMICAL DIsc0vERY.--A Mr.. llghlman, an IN
genous American gentleman, some time ago, discovered
the great virtue of water, at high temperatures, decom-
pose certain substances, which before that period were,
by the most eminent chemical auhonhcs supposed 70
be insolube in water. He visited England and found
that his discovery was not only there, but was
sooner announced than men OF wealth and scientific
ability found ready TO engage in it. BY water at
high temperature Mr. Tghlman is able TO take fespar
and decompose into aumina and potash, and to make
from that common and heretofore useless material such
salts of potash the suphae, chloIide and chromate
Through the same discovery, Mr.. Tighman has made
great improvements in the manufacture OF certain acds
akas and alkaline salts and they are destined 70 have
great influence on the general welfare
The Journal of Pharmacy states that Mr., Tighlman's
discovery will be saving OF nearly one.ha the expense
in the manufacture of soda, and know that there is
no better evidence of its value than to state that Mr. Ten
nant, OF Glasgow, the greatest manufacturer OF soda ash
and potash in the world has made expenditure OF be-
tween twenty and thirty thousand dollars in fitting up APP
paratus according to the plans Of Mr. Tghlmsn Not
withstandng the immense machinery already at work in
Mr. Tenants establishment Tghlman's was far SUI
by MIR. Tenant.
The above journal also says that it establshed that
there seventy thousand tons OF soda ash made in
Great Britain annually valued at foryfv dollars per
ton, and equal to three million one hundred and fifty
thousand dollars The twin alkal potash, is extensively
ash estimated at two and half millions OF dollars; and
when il is considered that Mr. Tghman is able 10 manu-
only these but suphurc acid and many other
highly useful articles, from common rocks extensively
spread Europe this discovery is one OF vast import
ance to the whole world.
in 1885, suphuric acid valued at Eve millions Of dol
lars was manufactured in Great Britain. and Mr. Tghl
man can obtain il from the kinds of sources he gets
lSeisntjfe american.
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no QUA sUBsCRIBERs.

zs Of person win upon books unless
payment Of the subscription be made in advance
Distant Subscribers forward money by letter pos.ss
which viii be P. ~ vs. and ~ ~ sssl IN 10
,sket transmission $3.50. Nfft3' X w
Congress. and SEMI weekly during As rscess
subscriptions for period lsss than BE- received On
psopsrtionsdso tbs shows annual rs1ss Ns4
o. PosrMAsrERs are so sur sss.ss ,pd BY
ssnng DAILY subscbs with 80 enclosed o. ave SEMI
WEEKLY subscribers, with sas snsossd Eve WEEKLY
erbss with enclosed win be sntssd espy
,diton ~ they furnish subscribsrs for, svssis
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new Fa styles OF Ca.simsrss, vsstings, and Cioths

nUvALL BROTHER merchant faio, Pennsylvania avenue,
under Gsdb Hotel would 70 their customers and
the citizens generally ofhcr fall goods which
been carefully selected person
market prepared made order
good they be
bought Of any establishment here or north OF u.s.
Also full supply Of furnishing articles for gentlemen, such AZ
.bs rnerino hrs and drawers and drawers suspend
e crava dressing robes umbrellas &C.
Sept 90-3taw3wif DUvALs BROTHER
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Llernovsr BrRD TaA.,W. have heard. says The edi-

LIGHTHOUSE BIRD TRAp.-We have heard, says the edi-
stories about the great number OF birds which, be sdeed
BY the bright glare Of the lamp Boon Island. h against
force as 10 kilt themselves We have heard that some
mornings several bushels OF dead birds have been gathered
no around the light which had fallen victims 10 the bril-
liancy of the previous night
few days since we inquired Of Capt Thompson. the
keeper, whether there any truth in the stories; he
said that such devastation not Of daily Occurrences
aroundthe lighthouse One morning, about three months
since, there was rather larger number than common.
His assistant Mr.. Fletcher, gathered IN one heap three
night There were in this heap at least twenty varieties
of land and sea bIrdssome Of beautiful pumage such
as he had never seen before Walking around the light,
largely 10 the heap
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AmsscAs TosAcco IN EseLASp.I appears IRON the last
returns made the British Parliament that there had been
imported into that Kingdom during the year 1873. Of obac
co. z,30ilsl pounds-from which the government had de-
dollars In other words Great Britain levies duty OF be-
osnfyri~s and eighty c~fs per pound tobac-
co. which, alter years labor, did yield the planter
than average Of four fvs cssfs pr pound
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NEW MUsICust received staioners' Hail. door east
IN l2h Pennsylvania the following and
music which will be sold reduced price, four
per page, every WIN. FISCHER
MY southern Home composed by T. g. Sullivan
Goodby sally, deara hvone Ethiopian composed by
Frank Howard
The Jolly oid Crow, as sung by the virginia Minstrel.
Phoebe Ethiopian song, by Harrington
thought he jesng for popular ballad, by W. O.
Cunnington
The Sweet Robin BY Stephen Glover
Sing and remember me, by w. q. Peters II,
Three Maras for soprano Alto, organ accompany
dedicated the Rev j. r. Donelan, by H. Schwing
The Appomatox Waltz, by A. Picot
The Flora Waltz by q. n. Gerkin
The Margaret Polka, by Henry Schwng
In Far Distant Lands by d. NJ May .
Eiselle and BeseIe Polka, by Helmemuler
The Rose Of Alabama, by Hon. A. h. Meek
and complete number, by Glover
Heart and Free adapted the Of Rosa Lee
We're upon the Moonlit Wave, by Hewitt
The Dying Soldier, beautiful song
sept28
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Whole tickets soO-Iaves SIo-ouarers s5-Erhlhs a. So
Cerdhcaes Of packages Of Is whole tickets, $40 %
DO DO g half DO 1850
Do DO IS sshn DO SIS
for Certificates OF Packages the
splendid win e prompt attention, and
oca Of each drawing mmediaiey se
Adde'S j. G. MAURY, Agents,
Sept ~ Alexandria, Virginia.
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Carpstings, Carpsalnws, C.rpssIngs.

QARNEs MITCHELL cali attention 10 unusually
- large and elegant supply Of carpeng floor ocots, rugs
house furnishing dry goods generally All newly opened within the
last day or two And the greater number having
auction viii certainly be sold
had bought In the They
invite persons In want OF all and description OF
dry goods 70 call and examine their assortment before sung
cheaper than the be had In this any city They
would name having Just been
pieces extra rich velvet carpeing
do do tapestry velvet do
DO DO very DO superior E sns sssan style Brussels as
rs do and handsome style imperial 3-ply
80 do superhne Ingram, both
~ some Of entirely new and beautiful style
40 do Ingram
SO do cotton and wool
do Venetan Of tho best quality and newest styles and color
~ do list and carpets, OF entirely
W do American floor oilciots Of A. g. y "a widths,
many Of new and handsome style. Also
DO very neh tapestry pattern English ditto TO cut for halls
dozen rugs the tueted make very
handsome and cheap
Together largest decidedly the cheapes, stock we
Linen and cotton sheetings, plowcase linens
Damask table diapers tablecohs
Damask napkins, brown table diapers and cloths
Colored border towelng, Russia and Scotch do
Huckaback owellng, step 0lcl0th
colored step linen, crash, of the heaviest kind
Curtain materials every description also curtain muslin
Piano covers Of the richest colors and styles
Also table 81 all WOOL and Of handsome style
y 10 II and la4 white imperial quilts In this article
sell great bargain. bge gU sF NtA#
Likewise quilts at only 81 u.s. worth %
pieces coored floor baze, Of and 1914 widths for cumb
cloths, &c. s
they again respectfully solicit call from all desiring such goods
before purchasing elsewhere knowing that will be greatly their
Between suh and sth streets, Penn. avenue.
Sept l9-3aw3wif
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wsn,am A. wheeler q %.

DEG inform citizens Of Washington and the District
that they have established branch Of their New York house IN
Pennsylvania Of 10Th street, where they
full and complete assortment OF staple and Fancy stationery
Americana English, French and German manufacture They
particular their Of FANCY AND OHNA
MENTAL sTATIONERy, ENGLISH ILLUMINATED BIBLES
TEsTAMENTs, AND PRAYER BOOKSj and beg 70 ina
from The facilities they In importing their goods direct ron
the manufacturers abroad they enabled 10 offer Inducements
purchasers not TO be found other store In this city
11-1mf
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TO CONTRACTORS.
BLUE RIDGE RAILROAD

BLUE RIDGE RAILROAD.
PROPOSALS will be received by undersigned,
Brooksvie Abemae county Virginia, until the LIST Of October
for the construction Of the tunnel through Blue RIDGE
seer with the deePcut and embankmen connected herewith
each end. F.4 iii
The viii be 1880 feet long, 10 feet wide and 20 feet hg
ditch side: will slope eastwardly,
the mile, and 700 feet below the
Proposals will be received either the whole oneaf
being distinctly this whether Eastern
half Is bid for
Proposers requested bidding
and will obtain from tie undersigned all information
The payments VIII be CASH with suitable reservation Till the
completion of The energetic
prosecution Of the work, will be expected.
Printed forms Of proposals will be furnished ON application 70 the
BY order Of the President and Directors:
Aug. n-dtOctl Engineer Blue Ridge Railroad.
Gy-PrOp0sals received until tho 18TH
October the construction of railroad
side of the mountain about eight half miles, Il comprises
much heavy work, and tunnel about 40 feet long.
Sept B-tl5th Oct @. CROZET. +.
VERY handsome Furniture private sale.-The sub
scbers would respectfully public they
ceyed for large and assortment OF excellent nrn
viz: &
mahogany hair and spring seat sofas
DO marble top and other dressing bureaus
DO marble top, and scroll pedestal tables
. DO marble top wash closets and stands
Handsome painted chamber consisting dressing bureau
wash closet, French sedsisad ash and four cottage chairs
rosewood, and every other description
Cane and wood seat chairs, rockers, &c.
Round back, Office, and chldren's chairs
Handsome painted wash closets, stands, and tables
large lot glass pickle and preserve jars, with
100 dozen glass tumbers, Of various sizes
Ivory and buck handle knives and forks
SO sets handsome gilt and lowered walters
Twist double and single barrel guns
With large assortment Of other articles in the house furnishing
dating GREEN TASTET,
Sep 23-eod2w Concert Hall.
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PRANK FORREsTERs Fish and Fishing or the
United States British North Amerca iusta-
led ffom by The author, Henry william Herbert
RanIeus Architecture, Nos
Fortunes Of Woman, by the author Of First
Cruise in Whale Boat by the Of The Ocean Child
This day received for sale At TAYLOR MAURYs bookstore,
Ninth
Sept ~, lNewsl
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General Agency Warrington, ID. G.
DY A. NJ FARQUHAR, formerly Of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
co.. revolutionary the with Great Ban and the Flor
ida y t#
For PENSIONS bounty land, or scrip.
Bonny andW attend 10 the purchase and sale of bounty
Patent OeeThe applications for patents procuring models
drawings, &c will be attended in nil their various branches
General Post OceA claims against the department will be
settlement Of contractors quarterly accounts OF
New Orleans Delta Nashville Unon Mobile Advertiser Louis
vile Democrat St Louis New Era Cincinnati Gazette indianapolis
the amount Of s5 and once accompanied
with paper. 1850 sfE.S.ts June 24n
CPLENDID Competing, Curtain Goods, cSc.-The
would respectfully invite attention citizens house
keepers generally their stock of furnishing goods which
they feel confident cannot be surpassed equaed by other
house In the district They name
IN CARPETING,
Patent tapestry do tapestry Brussels
Royal Administer, English Brussels
Imperial three ply, double super ingram
superfne ingram, extra hne and fine do
Low-piced all wool ingram, royal twiled Venetians Il
Rich cheneile and tuned rugs $3.50. .g..
Heavy sheet olclot feve width which will be cut TO III
IN CURTAIN MATERIALS,
Rich satin de laines, rich figured de LANES
Rich high -coored damasks, rich union damasn
Twilled and plain cashmeres
Worsted damasks all coors
Embroidered laced curtains embroidered muslin do
Embroidered muslins, by the yard
Tasselloops, eimps bofderings, bindings
Tas~el. cords and fixtures Of every kind &C.
Of table and piano cover
table damnsk linen sheengs, damask napkins and
towels Scotch and Rnssa Diapers Maeies quilts bed
ali Of which received, perfectly fresh, and viii be OF
ed upon usual accommodating terms All are respectfully In
vied for themselves. =
Sep ll-Jtaw4wh r. H. HUE w.
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OrICE-The inform the citizens and
public generally he has just employed wekmen rom Eo
cue Of known skill and experience
which, his knowledge and paece In the bus
thirty years. enables him with confidence that ne
prepared 10 ne jewe and costly silver
k superior Than other establishment known 70
OF country His customers are Respectfully
requested 10 leave their orders with ,,.,.u.,,,
Penn. avenue, between ssh and loh streets.
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AGENCY, Washington.-The undersigned late Of the In
IL pecon Post Once Department. offers his seryi
generally those o the southwestern
particularly win The that his removal from ONCE
character he has for
honesty capacity and hdeiy and
associates In ONCE Of both parties with their hearty
consent, sustain him therein. al ass.r
An orders 10 attend business Of every nature at The seat OF
JAMES OWNER, Agent,
July 4-du late Of Post Once Department
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Qlsclswccd's Edinburgh Magazine for September
ID ls4e, this day received for sale by
BootseIlsrs, near Ssh
sepIW [News,l
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EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL OF VIRGINIA..
The Diocesan school, near Alexandria, Rev. K.
nn1rynaple, Rector.

THE session Of this institution win commence the second
Wednesday September, continue months The
object the youth thoroughly Christian pn
cps-pepsre junior and classes OF college, 90
the active duties Of % The extensive IN every depart
and sciences and the greatest pains taken
branch Terms SO per session
payable semi annually Parents sending two
sleo each Bedding $40 session extra
The number OF students IS. Parents who intend
send requested % give early notice mat places may be
entering the school
esy requested themselves psneuaii hs first
Application for admission and further information BE-
addressed 70 the Rector once Theological Seminary Faa,
county, Virginia" Aug W--anw6w
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PROPOSALS. FOR INDIAN GOODS.
DFrARrMrsr ov rnr IsrsaIoR,


Blankets.
aloo pairs point white Macknae blankets to measure 90 by
%s * a, %ss blankets e. s. b %
Ills sHs Ssn Blankets measure q By
o inches and weigh weigh nSe and quarter pounds
600 .. s ss and sss asss sa ! !,
400 @ ss s Ssass 60 BY
800 %s sa .ss sf TO measure 81
pairs M blankets, to measure GO by q
400 pa nsI pa aae a ws ss 90 b.
inches and weigh eight pounds " :.
100 psa, ssf fSs blankets
400 1es s Blankets
800 naSs gs as as
"a BY % inches, and weigh six pounds TN.
DRY Goods ~
500 yards blue sirouds
800 yards fancy ist cloth, blue .t E.ss H y.
Sc YARDS sis: fancy HI IL. s siss s ssss
5000 yards saved list cloth, blue
1000 yards saved list cloth, scarlet a. ......t
500 yards yards, says ailis. cloth 10th, green cen
sS dozen s COTTON ms Mag nsnSassese
l15 dozen black six handkerchiefs
y d dozen en- q "a cotton shawis
g g dozen dozen q q s sstSn sn .Sss,s
5000 yards English and French calico
10000 yards MerTmae calico f#
s $3.50 yards e blue drilling
1000 1000 Yards Yards Sus S,a ap'S "
l So0 yards Yards e spn 80,
i Sss% yard d ao oa saeenng 9aneached
400 S sansa c Mooen s sosss and p'ads
: 800 yards yards damn sanae is's assorted
zoo calico shirts '
AZ 40 pounds linen linen thread bread
400 dozen spool cotton Nos 30 t~
5oo pieces risand assorted
Zoo YARDS YARDS P Kentucky ssa%i Jeans
IA IsS y y.asS sannsus s,,,o1,.
200 pounds . Chinese mes, vermion ,, 49,, D,
A 8 Hardware.
1880 In Kettles
% g 1s aa.a oi gIs., tse' i" nest
$4,000 gun fiints
1000 % s Sss ss sSas~ avis ....
>, rs e dozen as.s'.l fish hines. lines
100 dozen combs, assorted
10 gross gun o1 worn. s'''''''
% eS dozen s ssss 70 weigh s from ~ pounds
aidozen hacheu, 70 weigh TX pounds
100 axes, 10 weigh from AZ 70 SIX pounds
700 hall axes, : weigh ss pounds 'D'
o. broad ales - "e's" - poun1'
% sss1as sgs. pd ,psf and inch
$50 pairs names " = ...@
80 I,,h.a trace nee. chains aims.
i' 20 S MssS, .ay hoes
20 cross-cut saws, feet In length
100 60 hand saw MES a,es 'se' IN 'sns"
40 oe ehaa. sI~ ~ weigh .as Is pounds each ".
600 Whinemore cards, NO III
80 p p,anes, fore and Jack ass a
Northwsa Guns
90 u .s ~ anS a mus Db a. be ey
cred in The city Of New York or Phadsphis, as may be
Samples Of ali the above articles are deposited in the Office Of the
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A CARD.

CARD.
E undersigned having opened Office end OF winders
building opposite end Of Navy Department,
his all who have business transactions with
the different departments OF the government the settlement Of
which they the
ton of claims pending before Congress- His connexion with
the Navy Department In dischargng the duties
otce together with extensive acquaintance with the members Of
Congress- possibly enable him render important service
such en,rast their business TO his
...... VIM b. SCOTT,
Late Navy Agent
Republican Argus Baltimore Richmond Enquirer Herald,
New York Ohio Statesman, Oho Pennsylvania Phade
pha will the Of dollars and send bill TO
Sept @-n
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For Baitimo,s

1 THE steamer oscEoLA win, Sunday, the -
Rx.4ll1s making week 10
Z the above place, leaving Washington every Sunday
O'Clock Rsufnine Baltimore Tuesday nj
O'Clock She will stop regularly, going and returning at
Leonardon, Mays Md. and Cone nvef Val
landings Potomac, for signals OF 10 land
FOR NORFOLK.
The steamer win Thursday
Returning, Norfolk every Friday at O'Clock
D. m. Passage and IS.
landings JAMES MITCHELL,
sepo Captain
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lGR. A. DIE vAuDRIcoURr beg. Leave 90 inform the
wi public and his friends having permanently located In Wash
tuition the French
and spani. languages and also Of e forte and
References of respectab
vii, applying
NJ nerf Cbsons Academy, store
Nh. Andcr-on's stationery store.
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I KNOX WALKER will practise law I'm enc supreme
u States, the prosectiop Of
claims against government Addrrss Washington, D. q.
Mar loft