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EILLIAM II MINNIX late OF the General Land Once will
prosecute Claims OF kind against the government before
Congress or any % the departments His experiences IN the different
branches OF e aeparimen specially ose In relation 20 military
bounty ad WIN elAhe him full satisfaction 10 all who may
bis The Of lands sold o.
0caied ny niiay will be secured, and all
taken letter
ees in The revolutionary the Of 1872 and Mexican war
win receive special attention He will also attend the sale
collection rents and real estate owned
this city by nonresdens others.
b made Shields formerly Commissioner
IL General Land Office Richard NJ Commits
Of the General officers Genera
Land once members Congess generally the State OF Illinois,
Thomas Rhie, Edmund Burke Peter Force w. W. seaton r.
Blair j. y. Riyes, Richard Walach. s iaG
once az Hasup Wdons Coach Factory, west Of The Centre
Market, Washington, ID. e,
Sep 10
baltimore College QfDcntai go.
THE regular Coufse ct1ecres
ue LAST MosD<u or NOVEMBER, and will continue four
months.
peesns Rooms win b opsasa on The ias,
Monday OF October.
FACULTY;
ELEAxAR PARMLY, NJ d., Provost. t6t
cHArs A. HARms, A. NJ, NJ d., Professor Of Principles and
TnoaAs BosD NJ, NJ. D., Professor Special Pathoo-
W. r. HAsDy, NJ d., Professor Anatomy Physiology
CyRFMus Cons, NJ d. d. d. b., Professor of Operative and
Mechanical Dentistry.
PHiLP H. AusreS, A. NJ D., Demonstration of Mechanical
Dentistry, and Lecturer Dental Chemistry.
The College contains ample provision for
MISUNDERSTANDING commodion with all the
appliances Mechanical orkAopsj Ifrhay,
upped daily with patients Disseetig
Room Museum containing of teeth PATHOLOGY
cal variety and two Lecture Rooms.
Tickets for the course Sl0 Dissection Ticket Option, $40
Sept 6-aaweoam W. R, HANDY, Dean
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For Battimo q.
THE steamer OSCEOLA will, Sunday, The -
G4l Of september, commence making uiP week 10
the above place, leaving Washington every sunday
al O'clock M Rsturnne baltimore Tuesday At
O'Clock p m. will stop regularly, gong and returning
Leonafdtown, Md st. Mays y, Nd and Gone nret va
landings Potomac, signals o 70 land
FOR NORFOLK.
The steamer o-ceola Norfolk every Thur.day at
O'Clock Returning Norfolk every Friday NJ O'Clock
D. Passage and fae -.
landings. JAMES MITCHELL,
s~pD Captain
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Mustcal Instruction Asa the Of Singing, Playing
III the Piano Fore, Organ, Flute, and VIOLIN nc, Sex
BERYN, professor of music from Germany, prepared 10 CIV
Of the above branches music whether his
dence or Al the residence OF the pupil and viii devote himself n
proficiency Of those nfrustcd % his
NJ B--Mf. BERLrs Of Recommendation from Mon
uea resided yea professor Of music Re
be found Mr. Kah forte msnufcurer, south side
Pennsylvania between ION and lin sest % q Fishers
~
OctQ o. awim
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agency. yysshington.-Tbe undersrned lAta Of the Ia
"A specon OF Post once Departments offer his sert
contractors generally,
section particularly, that his removal RON ofcs
does moi initiate Tor yea
aimed department for honesty, capacity and fidelity and
refers 10 office q both parties with their hearty
consent, o HIM therein.
AM orders 10 attend 10 business every nature the Of
government thankfully received and promptly despatched
JAMES OWNER, Agent,
Juiv 4-d6 Of Once Department
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nENE.RAL House Furnishing Dry Goods Warcroonf
VI CLAGETT n DODs0N would most respectfully inform All
intending keep house,
6tted and prepared for the reception Of much
ettensye assortment goods the above line tan has beer
hitheto seen in this city G. D. will be absent for few days for
purpose making their purchases and would respectfully desire
ali who may be In want Of the precs bcs and extensive
sortmen 70 choose from their return They viii have In
saperb Tapestry Velvet Tapestry BRUSSELS and Brussels
ply supcrhne Ingraln low priced DO
Damask twiIed and plain Venetian Carpchng
their line Aug 25--if2w2awf
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MOTTO Subscriber begs inform the citizens and
pubc generally has just employed workmen from Eu
cities, Of known skin and experience
which, together his knowledge and pfsee In the bus
m thirty years, enables him with confidence that he Is
fine ewel and costly set gems, silver
superior cheaper than other establishment known 70
him Of the county His customers are respectfully
requested TO leave Their orders with ,,,.o,-,,
Penn avenue between 9th and ION streets
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To Contractors.

To Contractors. F.
SEALED PROPOSALS viii received Office Of
kanawha Company Richmond, until the 23d day Of
construction OF dam Janea
Maiden Adventure falls eight miles above Rich
nond.
Ihe dam will about 100 long and 10 feet high
will be paid bank Besides the
~ per the monthly estimator the
will be required ample security ssushcoy TO The
Board Of Directors for the eompon Of the work al the time and In
he specified in the contract a. y. "A
plans OF The above work exhibited and specifications
company's once In kch
mond Novenber application % The secr
tary Of the company WALTEk GWfNNt ..
Chief Engineer j. r. X. Co.
Richmond, October IL, lsfo.
2l-3aw3w
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General Agency at Washington ID. q.
QY A.. NJ FARQUHAR, formerly Of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
claims with Mex
the Revolutionary the with Great Britain, and the Flor
ida
For pensions, bounty Land, scrip.
Boulty LandWi attend 10 the purchase and sale Of bounty
land order.
Patent OfceThe applications patents, procuring models
will be attended all their various branches
OTecA claims against the department will be
prosecuted settlement Of contractors quarterly accounts pay Of
New Orleans Delta, Urion, Mobile Advertiser Louis
vile Louis New IA Cincinnati Gazette, Indianapolis
Sentinel New York Herald and Detroit Free Press win publish TO
the amount OF S. and ed their bills to this oce
win n name June 24n
n CaIpeting, Curtain Goods, Sc.-The
y respectfully OF citizens and
generally their stock of house furnishing goods which
they be surpassed, equaed by other
house in the district They name
IN CARPETING,
tapestry velvet do tapestry Brussels
Royal Administer, English brussels
Imperial three ply, double super ingram
5uperfne ingram, extrn fine and hfe do
Low-pnced all Ingram, tw1led Nenetans
Rich chcncile and tuted rugs ~. -, i. . =. -
Heavy oclos width which will be cut TO h any
hall.
IN CURTAIN MATERIALS,
Rich satin de rich figured de LANES
Rich high coored damasks, rich union dainaas r'.
T~illed aiid plain cashmerets
Nh do
Worsted damasks, all coors a.
Embroidered laced curtains embroidered muslin do
Embroidered musins BY the yard ......H.
Ta-sel-loops ginps, bordenngs, bindings
Blind ,inens, all widths
assortment of table and piano covers
table daak linen sheeting damask napkins and
towels Russia Diapers Mafscies quilts, bed pankep
ali Of received pfeciy esh and val be o.
upon accommodating All are respectfully m
10 see Cor themselves. . -, :. 80,
Sep ll--3aw4wif r. H. HUE ~
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Agency OF the BooI-ru.ll.hlns House. the DATED

Agency OF the Book-Pubiising Houses I'm the unftco
states.
TAYLOR MAURY, booksellers and stafionersj PennyvanH
avenue, Oh street, having formed connexions win tn
principal book establishments Of the country, viii supply Az oraer
religious, miscellaneous, medical scientific, and scioo
books single copies lowest publication prices
Schools ton and individuals intending 70 order pfce
from tho northern cities, toube
expense he. freight posg se BY leaving their order. w
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Mr.. A. DE vAUDRrCoURT begs leave co inform In,
wi public and his ends that permanently located IN Wafh
inr0n, intends devote tuition % the FRENCH
Italian and spani. languages and also Of The piano forte AID
branches References highest rspectb
win be gwen applying hts residence, 2h between and
~ Gibons Academy, Davs music store, and
Mrs.. Asderson's stationery store.
I7---eodn
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WANTED daily, nj baltimore, Philadel phis- New
York Boston, New Orleans General Agency and Comns
sion Once Young retail and other
speeabe TO act keepers saesen, pocr bar
keepers walters book and
asents eoIec branches Of business, Se We
number Of good situations on hand which
nav ffon sb,O 20 5000 situations OF
NM Mind would do well give have agents In each
The above cities enable place applicant IN
it.lde situaon We acquant
ance In ali cities which trust will enable Us to
giye entire satisfaction who may will cau
TAYLOR 4 TAYMAN, No. 50 second street,
between South and Cay
Mr. Persons living pa Of the United States and wishing
oha afon Batinofe above cities, vii
have their wants nedaey attended 20 BY addressing US line
Gp oaid1 "a by ounah both trouble and
rns, winch tey coming 10 The city and
seeking employment for themselves Addres.i -
TAYLOR TAYMAN,
No. 90 second street.
NJ, "a Ar baltimore, Nd.
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New FaIi styles OF cassisres, vessing. aud Cloths

New Fall styles OF Cassimsres, vestings aud Cloths
nUvALL BROTHER merchant taors, Pennsylvania avenue
Gadsby Hotel, would their
the citizens generally the arrival o iher fall goods which have
carefully selected the
York We prepared have made order
usual style elegance and good they be
bought any establishment here north Of us
Aso full supply Of furnishing articles for gentlemen, such a.
silk shirts and drawers suspend
ers style caya dressing robes, umbrellas &C
Sept 9O-3aw3wu DUvAIL h BROTHER
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. IA = ~
no QUA sUBsCRIBERs.

s Of viii entered upon books aAsss
payment sf The subscription be naas In advance
Distant subscrbsn erws money BY usr he pesgs
which win be paid By and assumed by ourselves In i
sals irsnsmission tsts 5000
The COUNTRY rAPER pubsh.4 uiwseAiy during shs go
tons Of Congress, and ssniwsskly during The recess ~
Subscriptions period less than yssr win Be received %
.srms propsrionsdte the above annual rates.
90 POsTMAsTERs sathorzed agents and By
ending DAILY ubscbe with 80 enclosed sEMI
WEEKLY subscribers, with 90 enclosed; Ave WEEKLY
crbe with 90 enclosed win Be entitled % ef e
iition ~ they furnish NJ subseribsrs Tor sSsiA
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james q. B~rres t-
WILL send 70 ne Prosecution q claims before coprss and ne
w various executive departments Of the government
Once and dwelling street, between On end Ion sussr,
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VERY handsome Furniture at private saIe.--The sub
scrbers would respectfully inform the public that they
ceived for sale large ind of excellent
viz Y ss.
Mahogany hair and spring seat sofas sa,eaf sF
Do marblc-top and other dressing bureaus
Do rocking and parlor chairs OF description
narble.top centre, pedestal card tables x
Do marble top wash closets and stands
Handsome painted chamber consisting
closet French bedead, table, cottage
Mahogany looking glasses, various NAPLES
rosewood, and every other description p t' 'gAa
Cane and wood-seat chairs, rockers, &c. a3, ts-
Round buck, office, and chidrens chairs ,.s
Handsome painted wash closets, stands, and tables
large lot glass pickle and preserve
100 dozen glass tumbIeTs, Of sizes
Ivory and buckh knives ..rs .s-.s B.
50 sets handsome gilt and lowered waters
Twist double and single barrel guns
With OF
line All Of which will sell
dating GREEN 4 TASTET,
Sep 23-eod2w Concert Hall.
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JOSEPH D. COLLINS, President
Isaac Ass.rT sscrs'aTy i, roaa. nud,o, p.,,.y,v,,.
w. 9cas.ror, NJ D., opposite CITY Pos. once TN street.
Phsaphle,s explanatory principles operations Of The
company be had on application Al The Agents ehce
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UNITED STATEs WHOLEsALE CLOTHING WARE
...n HOUSE.
Evils fANfoRD Nos ga asf, 25S and s5s Pearl street.
etwecn Fuiton and Dnrlng p New York, have
hand Of CLOTHING United States,
adapted all marke In The article Of Shirts and Drawers
OIL CLOTHING gAND COVERED HATS n world. PLAIN
AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, Of al kinds. $3.50.
Catalogues Of stock mail. Orders promptly filed
~ LEWIS d HANfORD
Nos. 252, asa, $50, and ass Pearl It,, NJ.
June 3O-2awlm
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ADAMS 4 CO.'S CALIFORNIA ExPREss.
N ~ ~ 4s ~ $3.50 sEtSakt

VHE subsclfbers respectfully give notice that they
have extended their California, and will transmit let
parcels, packages, specie, &C., Francisco
stnus of Panama. for chags sending speca
agent through each trip who will take charge freight and
tend In person TO us immediate delivery Letters will also be
ceived and forwarded Valparaiso Caao Oregon and
witch Islands, by sailing from New York
will leave Ncp Pork SATURDAY 18th
eber In the EMPIRE CITY, direction OF Mr.
Haskell who has for several years been favoraby known
the public clerk Boston Office, who
ted partner 70 reside at San Francisco, and have entire
Of business there. .
ADAMS CO., 10 Wall street, New York.
I" ~ Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
Z" l62 Baltimore street, Baltimore.
{" Pennsylvania avenue Washington.
Sept T-eodtl4h #s.
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Benjamin r. Worcester, teacher
Photography during past several schools " n'
civ, privse HE ROOM tnrs y
tsrns. Sept a-iswu
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BENNETT CLEnEsTs,
.y-sfarv P.bYc, Rstntr Land, Pension, and General
.9grH', asa WushingfDp,

.ysfarp F.bYc Rsun.p Land, Pension and General
.9grH, asa WtIshingtDn,
CONTINUES claims for revolutionary services In
valid, revolutionary, hafpa and widows pensions, and all
ciams growing out Of the OF 1879 aud the late war with Mexico
Hts the Treasury Department. and
AGENT enables him 10 act
efficiency all claims committed his
HIS charges unii0rmiy moderate II 10
Pccled that correspondents viii pay postage.
Hon. A. P. Baeby, Ala Hon A. 1verson, Ga.
r. Butler King, Ca. Col A. q. Bennett, 2. NJ. army,
II. Rhet, \. e. Gen. N. Towson T.. NJ. Gen.
J.. 8. Phelps Mo- Hon. ". La sere, La.
n, W. Tompkins Miss Gales 4 Seaton,
J.. H. IfaTnanson, la. MessIs. Corcoran Riggs,
J.. q. Chapman, Md. Col r.. p. Andrews, Y. NJ. A.
d. 4. Kaufman, Texas Col ID. J. Ricardo New Orleans,
Job Mani, Pa Maj Lloyd Beall, r. MA
A. X Paris, comptroller OF Peter Hasne esq., ID auditor
treasury, treasury
Sept 27-ly
National Medical college, Washington, ID. g.
THE ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES will commence on
the first Monday in November and continue until The end OF
March.
FACULTY.
THon Miller NJ D. Professor Of Anatomy and Physiology
wiLAs JoHssros NJ D., Professor Of Obstetrics and the
JosHvs RILEY d. Profasor Of s.,ea Mcdca, Tneapus-
Tics and Hygiene.
Joas msr D., Professor Of the Principles and
Practice Of Surgery.
TrLrs d. Professor Of Pathology and Practice Of
Medicine.
EDWARD FoaKnAS NJ D. Professor Chemistry Pharmacy
RossRT KSs sross d. Adanc, Professor Of Anatomy and
| Phy sioloay.
! JlsrsE MoRals NJ D., Prosector and Dernonstator.
Clinical lectures twice week selected from the Wash
ington Inhnuafy Operations performed before The class
Fee foe fun course Of lectures, go Denonsaors ticket, $40
Good procured at from o 81 per
WILLIAM p. JOHNSTON, NJ d., Dean,
July l02awt5hNov 9Th street, between asd
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NEW MUsIcJust received satoners Hall, door
~ OF 18th Pennsylvania following and popu
music, which will be sold usual reduced four
per page, To every wM. FISCHER.
My Home, composed by the late T. 4. Sullivan
Good sally, deara hyorte Ethiopian song, composed By
Frank Howard
The Jolly Old Crow a. sung by the virginia Ministries
On Phoebe Ethiopian song, by Harrington
thought he estns for popular ballad, by w. c.
Cunnington
The Sweet Robin by stephen Glover
Sing and remember me, BY w. q. Peters
Three Ave Maas soprano Alto, organ accompany
ment dedicated 20 p. Donean, II. schwinr
The Appomaiox Waltz, by A. Picot
The Flora Waltz, BY q. II. Gerkn
The Margaret Polka, by Henry schwing
In Distant Lands by d. NJ May
EiselIe and Beisele Polka by Helmemuler
The Rose Of Alabama, by Hon. A. u. Meek
Jennnot, number, by Glover
Once my Light adapted
We're upon Moonlit Wave, by Hewitt
The Dying Soldier beautiful song
sept25
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LEWIS NJ. COLEMAN, AM
RErERRscRs.
Hon. John Y. Mason;.
Dr. E. r. Scott. Speaker of the Senate OF Virginia;
Thomas J. Randolph cdl Abemare; .
DR.. AImistead Cook Portsmouth p. .,.... i. -
Robert c. Stanaid, esq., Richmond; ,.7.|.@
VIM. III. HARRISON, esq.,s Prince George; d ... H.,
VIM. II. Tayloc, ESQ., Mount Airyj 80
Richard Baylor; esq., Essex; %..
Andrew Hunter esq., Jefferson; a..
Clayton q. Coleman ESQ.,. Louisa; |Af..@
John Tabb, esq, Gloucester; g.. ~.
VIM, II. Roy, esq.," Gloucester
Hon. Robert M, Il. Hunter, Essex
Right Rev. Nicholas Cobbs, ID. d., Bishop Of Alabama
Hon. Thomas II. Bayly, M.C.j @@-
Judge Daniel Coleman, Alabama; ..@"
Hon. James A. Seldom. NJ. U. ! EaeH 81 r4 ~ <r
Gen. Bernard Peyton,. Richmond; .-....... ....
Hon. James NJ Mason,. Frederick;
Rev VIM. Friend, Port Royal .1E.
John X Bryan esq. Gloucester;
Thomas 8. Gholson, esq., Petersburgi
Miers w. Fisher, esq.,. Northampton; .... III.
John w. Tyler, esq.,. Warreuton; -'
George ~ Wilkins esq Northampton;
Francis Z. Rves, esq., Petersburg
Gentlemen who either had present have wards
Of the Institution. ~
sep. 2-u lIntel]
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usIrrD srArr. P.rrsr owes, september Is, ls4s.

UsIrED srArEs PATENT oryicE, September 10, ls4s
WHEREAS, Charles A. Krechler, a subject OF
King Sweden did obtain letters Of the United states
ec Of le said King Of sweden did make application this ONCE
August last based Swedish paent dated August s
evidence Of which has been presented and filed:
And whereas interference declared by this Office
day OF hearing appointed be the Third
agents. that Il say Nj Charles M Keller, city
York, Fakman Mr. H. H. Eddy, Bosion krecher
and whereas the said H. Eddy attorney Kece
did inform once by dated 18Th instant that he
not informed the residence the
thai the said Eddy paen
issued and delivered and that official
to the said Eddy legal notice patenee;
Now therefore, this give
Ter, all whom concern, application
patent Tor apparatus for dsing recyng spruous liquors
Carl Falkman aforesaid,
invention claimed Charles A. Kecer which letters pa
granted 10Th Of July aforesaid and thai
the hearing win be ganed the named and in con
formity with the Of
css, approved July a iB and the rules Of this once peraHn
ordered this notice publhed the Republic an,
National Ineigence Washington Daily bee, Boston
bune, New York.
said third Monday of March next
THOs. EwBANK
Commissioner OF
3 Editors Of the above win please copy and send
bills duplicate, 10 the Patent Office, with paper containing
nouce Sept 2S--law6m
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QIcH satin de Chemes, Glaee. and other and
II fashionable small figured Skshe undersigned would very
peetfy call the attention Of the lade 20 their new and elegant
goods decidedly
much stock before offered They
also newly opened the greatest variety Of other kind Of fashion
able dress goods in the way Of r"
Lame and Cahmeres, plain, striped
and embroidered
Mernos variety Of shade and quality, cheap
Lyonese cloths, do
Aipacas and Hungarian plaids, and joseys
Plain aannes biue pink mouse, dab, cherry, scarlet
other desirable coiors, ladies' sacks, kc.
Also, " pieces embroidered hanncs saln
50 pieces and cheap gnghams, from 2k 25
100 shaws elegant Of
hnost fabric ..s'
Also, shawls, Of the richest embroidery
Ladies' silk neck scarfs and
variety style quality
Ladies' Md gloves, OF Bajous make
do Cashmere and beaver do
Silk, Cashmere, and cotton hosiery
Ladies' silk and Merino
White and colored Polka muslin
Plain Swiss and plaid do
Jaeonet cambfcs
White and black lace
Black silk lace, for trimmings
Black silk fringe, velvet trimmings, nc.
Between sth and OH streets, Penn avenue.
Sep o5-3aw3w
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LUsBY q DuvALL, MERCHANT rArroRs.

- o"aT nc "a'""" n's', 1e.'.s''."'s '..'-s, .
AvE pleasure informing their friends and e public thai
III received choice assortment Of cos, cassmeres
and vesng embracing the latest ses and most approved make Of
found the market Having spared the
stock feel assured that shall Be able 20 DIR
want Of good and fashionable
clothing, be osnd In this q the northern cie
Also general Of fancy articles, such
Gloves, cravafs, handkerchief, suspendcr
SILK wooden M conon~hiit and drawers
muslin shirts, style -.
Umbrellas dressing gowns hosiery &C all o. which will be
At cusomers
our The public respectfully invited 10 give call
Oct e-3aw3wf ~ ff.fs ttsr 4
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FoR NopFoI.K.

FOR NOHEOLk.
<fS The osCEoLA win, Saturday, the 7th
sk July, commence making ps week 10 the above
place leaving Washington every Wednesday Saturday
o'clock Returning leave Norfolk every Monday Thurs
day nj O'Clock
She win touch and returning Pney Point Old Point
River, md the landings the Potomac
70
Pney Point ...,......,........,2
July 7-d6 JAMES MITCHELL, Captain.
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III Court Of the United States
90 Lersn addressed him may directed either jackson
mississippi, o. 70 thh city, July ~
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WIIll.n a. Wheeler q 90.

DEG 10 inform the citizens Of washington md The District
they established branch Of their New York house IN
OF 10Th street, where they
assortment OF Staple and Fancy Stationery
American English, French and German mannfactue They
yie particular stock of FANCY AND OkNA
MENTAL STATIONERY, ENGLISH ILLUMINATED BIBLES,
TEsTAMENTs, AND PRAYER BOOKS; and beg 20 say that
facilities importing their goods direct on
the manufacturers abroad they are enabled to oher Inducements 70
purchasers be found any other store In this city,
Cant - milf
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Christopher Grammer,
Attorney and ConpseRor at Law,
IAVING the side Of Pennsylvania Avenue,
III tween ~ and 9th he will continue practise the
Court Of the District before De
pancnt, and the Board OF Commissioners OF Mexican claims.
Aug l2-eod2m
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I KNOX WALKER viii pr.cfiss law n ths Supreme
u Court OF the United saes, aud prosecution
against the government Addrtss Washington, d. G.
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DHILIP BARTON KEY will attend 90 any busr.es
he may be ntrused with before either Of the courts Of this d.
and WITH also attend the Of claims before co
sress and me Departments. Once on street. :. -.
! WksWsoTos, July 10, 1895. July lI-Sswu
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ptsn REwABD--Ran away subscriber LuTay
Ql0U Page county, Virginia, the OH boy named Aaron.
c black 20 about feet or inches high
down look when spoken thick lips and heavy He
had when he e domestic keey faded black color
clothing with him. ecoleced.
The Of 50 will be given should he be unprecedented
500 "
him again All reasonable charges VIII be paid delivered 70 me nj
Aaron len in company rprghy yclowboy, compiler
on hair spotted tall Aaron heavier
= VIM. A. CHAPMAN,
Sept 21-u Luray, Page county, Virginia.
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3 New Goods for Gentlemen
III
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