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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-24

DEATH OF hRs. TRUMAN SMrr1r.--We regret to
announce the decease, at the residence Of Charles
Treichel, Esq., Of Mrs. Mara Smith, wife OF Hon
Truman Smith, Of Connecticut. PHI Bpl2stjn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-24

he trial Of John W. Crafts, In Boston ~ stil pro-
ee'ding The Hon Rufus CNoate Is making great e1cr
tioDs fer his eliopt, tho accused
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INTERESTING FROM INDEPENDENCE.-The number
OF California emlgrants continues to increase at
Independence, Mo. letter to the Pittsburgh
Journal, dated the 9th instant, says &c The
number OF persons here, on their way to Cali
fonla, is immense. Judging from the number Of
tents which are pitched on every hill and valley. I
think there are not less than 5000 persons here
who are ready to start soon as the grass is suf
iclen'ly strong enough, which will be in a short
tlme Mules here are worth from $50 TO $50;
cattle, $40 to $50 per. yoke; wagons, (for four
mules, carrying 1000 lbs, } $50 to $50; carrying
from 1000 10 5000 lbs, $l25 to $50; bacon can
be had Tor cents per b-perhaps less. There
are about forty stores here, where can be had
every article necessary for an outfit. There
also gunsnlths, harness makers, good hotels, III
TACT everything necessary for thorough ouifil."
New YORK AND ERIE TELEGRAPH LIvE.-Thls
line is now in successful operation. II extends
from New York to Fredonla along the line of the
Erie Railroad where IL lntcrsects the Ere and
Michigan line which reaches from Buffalo to Mil
waukie Communications can, therefore, be trans
mittcd by this line from Milwaukee TO New York.
The proprietors are the same on both lines, and
arrangements being entered into which will
enable the public TO transmit communications from
Bnhalo to New York at the same rates as are
charged by the New York, Albany, and Buffalo
line The intermediate places where the line
passes through and where offices are already
opened, are Snclairville, Nunda, Dansvile. JEFF
ferson, Ithaca, .Oswego, Blnghamton, Middetown.
Monirose, Goshen, and Newburg Buffalo Com
nlociH Adrrtisr.
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These appropriations do not, as we before said,
include all the public moneys devoted to public
purposes. The laws Of 1S4S provide, for instance,
appropriations for Geneva College, Madison Uni
yerslty, Hamilton College, New York University,
St. Johns College, of $4,000 each for lS49 and
for various other public institutions.
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New York Deaf and Dumb Asylum. $4,000
Repairs old State Hall. ................. 1900
Reminding estate Of Douglass, Duchess Co.. 1857
Compensation to Presidential Electors. ..... 1850
Binding and lettering documents. ........ 1000
Extra services tax department, Comptroer's
State Reporter NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 800
Deficiency of clerk hire in Comptrollers office. 1900
Sheriff, guard Columbia Co, April 10, lS4S. 2100
Normal School Building, Albany 10000
on Stsjaa,u 10, creek. ..............s. 141s5
John Comma nder, for informing of escheat. S44
John Ferris horse shot when in service Of She
riff of Delaware Co. ................. 40
Sing Sing Prison. .................. $1,000
Books for do .............. so
T. A. Van Dusen capturing escaped convict. 225
Francis Bates, do. do. do. =. 345
New York Arsenal. ............. 5000
do do Ito be reimbursed by city,. $4,000
Albany CITY, for Basin improvement. =. 80. $4,000
Pier Co. Albany. ................ 10000
VIM Turner ex- health Commissioner. 49,. sos
Buffalo Hospital-Sisters Of Charity. 5000
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Central America.

We are indebted TO the Literary World OF the current
week for the following extract from the communication
cad before the chronological Society on the I'm instant
" the Hon f. G. Squer, charge oil the United States 10
CENTRAL America-N. 4. Poa M
Although have been much occupied with oficsl busi-
,ess isays Mr. Squcf) have, In the intervals which
ered during the progress OF my negotiations, and since
heir tertnnaton, been able TO pay some atenfi 10 the
an iautes Of the country have Succeeded TO
legrec obts ming the confidence OF the ID aud have
ecured Of tn, vocabularies In fact the Indian
'ncblo OF Sobtiava has presented formal address,
yriticn in the aboriginal tongue, and wond rise IN
rms my call. In presenting ~, the
pokesDan exclaimed, with startling emphasis, The
ipaniards have had their feet our necks very LING;
We hope the Of Washington viii overwhen mem
they have usj we hate ihemr II sonnaro srsnee
D hear the Indian talk OF Washington; but bis name
,amliar in every rancho and HAL sons OF washing
m' salutatiou from bareooe mosos on the
Dad The Indians Of Sobtava have dug up Tor me num-
or or tleir hurled idols, and exhumsnx more.
rb.v mpose but one condition-hst shall have Span
ard with me when them, and shall keep the To-
si,rs secrcL The idols, though much sm Her, closely
.se,nbIe those oil Copan in workmanship and WIRE no
oobt dedicated the same vsry simla, purposes;
ave eight in my possession ranging from Ave and bslfto
igh, feet in height aud from four to five in
lie faces OF muIatedap evidence Of the lanai
cal zeal u the early Spanards, who wsged war Of
examination upon sons OF the aborixnes They
lid not however, succeed in eradcsng them they
are blended singular and In
lie proportion, with the Catholic rites imposed by the
uefors. eAs .tLta4
Many an Indian, within the sound Of the bells Of the
ahcdral offers has bson Of fis (around parched corn,
he Of his crops, ard secretly burns gums nom the
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Union INTELILGENCE AND GENERAL AGENCY
OttICH-The undersigned has located
SIDE o. avenue between eh and ION streets for the
departments OF domestic
situations Tor the honest Having made every
cessay arrangement for furnishing
FEMALE DoMEsTics from all of the Union families
dvduas want Of respectfully
and examine the principles which this branch
much needed IN the City Waingon) will
connden that when
and support Of enlightened community Strict attention will Be
paid TO secure the services Of and procure wo
or honesty industry and worthy Of
nen either clerks mechanics aboeTs
al applicant. viii be kept and recommended I'LL any
un0n until strict inquiry has
character All communications by mail Strict
confidence and secrecy win be observed pertain
business of the Office given 10 tile
renting and selling Of real estate and ansacng
that properly belong general and
NJ D. Charges In all moderate, and
made from the established oFFIcE.
Office hours, for ladies', - 10 2 p .
6 for gentlemen, $40 ~ m, and 2 TO p. m.
=" g for servants, &C., 8 a. M, to p m. @a RH
VI Il. A. PHILLIPS, Proprietor
@..r}a.slF 3.erar REFERENcEs t,..ss4 Fl
Rev Geo. W. Samson, Messrs. L. c. & G. r. Dyer,
w. W. SeaOn, esq t1.M & M.s
Oct 25-eodlmT a@ t5f 5's .M.saa#g, ..t AL
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Aaetlsn ..a Communion no,le..

"A n BEACH b M TUCKER having established themselves
IN me Seheia Auction and Commission Business
washnsion under the h Of Beach Tucker solicit
liberal share OF public They
OF al kinds OF property real and PERSONAL that be Thrust
20 me care Also TO receive consignment all kinds
which shall be sold ~ the earliest PERIOD very
pes And ey trust by strict attention TO business
afui adherence the principle auick sales and
prompt returns to merit the confidence people
Iher salesoom Is ON Pennsylvania avenue opposite
hoe the central part OF the city, and is fitted up expressly
goods thar may be consigned them. ~ X
They win add that their business conducted upon
principle, In will
ne care be bid IN BY hemselve consequently persons Iepong
Terms In all cases moderate
- - BEACH & TUCKER,
+ oetN-du at.H. t1a Auciioneers.
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To Contractors.

To Contractors.
NEALED PROPOSALS Office of the James
~ River and Kanawha Company Richmond, day
November next
river, Maidens Adventure falls miles above
mond. .FfH7 -t- /.
The dam win be 100 feet long feet high
The will be paid for Besides
usual Of % per monthly estimates
tractor will be required security satisfactory
Board of Directors for the completion of the work the and
specified
Plans of will be exhibited, specifications
companys office
mond 5 of November application
tary Of the company WALTER GWYNN,
Chief Engineer J. r. d X. Co.
Richmond, October IT, 1s49.
2l-3taw3w (. Il. ,t. 81
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CALL AND WINTER GOODS-Boots and slioes.-We
would respectfully call the Of the Washing
Georgetown, and vicinity farmers and extensive
and Of
trade, large
in our line Of business. We enumerate In part
FOR LADIES, WEAR.
Caters, half saie Morocco, and lasting 81 IS 81 80
Morocco aud kid slippers ties and buskin 90 81 as
beautiful article ofadies' rubber
FOR GENTLEMEN's WEAR.
Own make calf dress boots double single soles "a
Longleg fshemens boots, warranted proof 80 50 60
Mems boots, 81 SO 10 a. So . 't'H4e-
Misses and chdeps gaers brogans,
&C., corresponding prices.
Farmers wishing purchase
examine stock, as the prices and quality fail suit
Donr forget the store, but call at A. HOOVER SONS,
Opposite Browns Hotel south side Pennsylvania avenue
or o b. L. Jackson d
large lot Of ladies' French CATERS slippers
received from the importers.
Oct l7-aaw4w
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New Goods for Gentlemen. An
WE have just received cloths
mees and vesng Of the newest shades and styles, which
we are prepared TO make order In the best
In the ready made line stock large Of superior quality
We have beautiful assortment Of oyecoa cut, every
other description OF coats panaoon and
We have large stock Of wooen
some extra and heavy, with fine Shirts elegant
pnte stock Of fancy goods We they exceled
any All Of which we offer at usual low and uniform
prices.
Sept 30-3taw4wf sss@as.
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&c nc. &c. z X
Whole tickets $20-inves BIO Quarters $5Eigtls O. so.
CsrtiGcaes Of packages Of IS whole tickets, Sa7o %
II DIG Ns-.- do as half las 90
DO do Is 81 so
Do do IS eighth 337
Tickets Certificates OF Packages
splendid lotteries will the attention. and
official Of each drawing sent Immediately after
10 all who order from al9s i
Address J. 4 G. MAURY, Agents,
Sept 27-- .t...s .4fs Alexandria, Virginia.
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+, OWEN a SON have just received from New YORK
H. their fI and winter supply Of goods selected by Of m
very and variety OF superior
clot csssmeres and ves'ssi genuemehs Cloves undersh
&C., &c.
they take mis- Of returning their thanks Their
friends and the public generally for liberal patronage
heretofore received and respectfully solicit Of te
favors.
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For Baltimore.
q .s>u THE steamer osCEoLA viii, on sunday, the -
G--llss September, making trip week 10
2 the above place, leaving Washington every SUNDAY
Returning leave Baltimore Tuesday nj
O'Clock viii regularly, going and returning NJ
Leonardown, Md Mary's Md and Cone nver, va
landings Potomac, for Signals or 20 land
1H FOR NORFOLK
The steamer Norfolk every Thursday at
Returning, leave Norfolk Friday at O'Clock
%. m. Passage and fare %
touches and returning at Cone ye and a. he usual
landings. JAMES MITCHELL,
sepD Captain.
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LusBY 4 puvALL., MERCHANT TAILoRs,

Under Ks Nat'oHaI Hofe PennsVvdnia avenue,
AyE pleasure informing friends and the public thai
Ill received choice Of cloths cameres
embracing the latest and most approved make OF
Having pains the
sock feel assured that shall be able 10 offer
OF good and fashionable
clothing, be found In this OF the northern cities
Also, general assortment Of fancy articles such as
Gloves, cravats, handkerchief suspendcrs
SIN woolen and shirts and drawers
Fine muslin Shirts style
Umbrellas dressing gowns, hosiery, &C. all Of which viii be
the lowest prices for cash, on time 70 puncua customers
friends and the public respectfully invited 10 give us call
Oct g-Jaw3wh
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CAUTION EXTRA.

IA man az Inc name ~ I..uasnd ara No. ~ 49,. M,
sarsaparia which they cali M ownsends sar.anala de-
sss gsas TN.
as f % s. s e 1
quacks which says sold use OF my name for "a
week win give s. r Townsend $500 produce
n psS 81 $ r S he g sspGH c Hs lo e
ssas % family sosi and S 0a ser os
inc coat Of arms. ~ ,.,on -, ,,,,,s
pasips Office, 100 1 Sa..sa n .'ss Nss Porn city,
Ola no.,o qovnss,, !, ,o ,o-, v.n, .,. - -. 49,.
ona hasn 1 M ~. a"os sa sea w ~ ei and nn
ORIGINAL & TOWNSEND sARSAPARiLLAn Being poor he
eapssd :, n. -, " which las been
many as hoss persons who had been healed Il
Diseases DEATH proclaimed lis excellence and won
deriu healing power. This
;" nc '% as sss ass sssa q. throughout II.
ae ySSns p Il improve, with me- and
e @
dscoveres tie ART have ali been brought into requon In The
q e op 8n s ss
and some properties which are ns useless and Others
which injurious system properties sasapa
a volatile tina. they entirely eyaporae and lost in the
y @ MI ~ seiennc process anown
ony ~ nose ~ ~ mannmclne moreover mese VIOLA
n. are ~ va, ~ ~ nss;Ia ,nns. ~ ,h o hn
gives . q. y ss,ds n.,s.or s...
prepared that the inert propsre. q the saapaa roo, are
on and rsseed then ase q medical virtue
Of losing q is valuable and heans u pe Free
Cure Of innumcrablc diseases.
BY men, women, il doing wonders
FL and q AND and P Con
M and II sseon om
1 Impurity Of the blood. . ,
possesses marvellous efficacy n all complaints arising from in
% pssisou
Sos Y eoa not naes oye e BODY mas
nha ~ ~ anu cus ahd easy
na gnhs peaspm n fsaSs ans.us Of e lungs, roa aaa
een ana than sIi Kinds and sapes M
/
80 '''1>s
WORKS wonders IN cases OF aor aso OF whes; ialIng o. e
periods and the hke and efectaa in curing NIL forms
the kidney disease, :, 49,,
gives tome ana sengh 10 e wnoie Dody ana cures AL iorn
aE Nervous diseases and debility.
spinal irritation neuraisa Sd Vi,ss dance eplepc hts
uisions, sc. ~
possible for this medicine fail do good has nothing
which harm; spoil; and therefore,
its curative cleanse the Hood exctes
healthy action, stomach,
maon pes skin equazes blood
all
perspaion eaxe all structures and trhness all osuc
ions and inyporates then
The medicine You pre- nentIy needf
Blu, can any OF these things be said OF s. p rownends inferior
uticies This young mans liquid is 70 be
Compared with the Old Doctors
because of the grand fact that incapable
and NEVER SPOI.S while DOES sours, ements,
and blows the bottles containing into Fragments the acid Ii
quid, exploding goods horrible
compound be poisonous 70 tie syste What pu acid into sys
already diseased with acidi What dyspepsia acid
DO NOT all thai when food soars IN what mis-
chief hsulence, hearbrn papaon Of the heart liver
complaint daea dysentery choc and corruption OF the blood
scroa ui an acid huno IN the pody What produces MI
he humo which bring On eLpao. o. inc kin head salt
ana ~ nog ua ~, .en .a up Al aa SUD
stance which sou and thus po al me nua OF e pody more
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Agency Of the Book-Pasli.h,ns Houses I'm the Unite

TAYLOR MAURY booksellers and stationers, Pennsylvania
oh street, having formed connexions with h
principal book establishments country, supply a order
Tor religious, miscellaneous law medica scientific, and schoc
books In lots single copies al the publication prices
Schools institutions and individuals intending order forc
American books from the cities, trouble
expense ofheavy freight postage by leaving their
taylor MAURY, In Washington city. July
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WANTED OF consisting Of pao dining room
bedrooms, for gentleman NJ C ms
and daughter and two servants pV a ~,
the vicinity OF the Presidents square Woua
preferred, wenshed dwelling house desiraey situated
Address Mr.. r., this Office.
Oct. il-eoiwdlw
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AGENCY, washington.-The undersigned late Of the In
spccton Of the Post Office Department offers bis se
generally and those Of the
section particularly with THAI his removal from Office
not character he has for
tanned department for honesty capacity and fidelity, and
refers once u both parties with their hearty
consent, sustain him therein
An orders 10 attend Of nature the
be received and promptly despatched
' - JAMES OWNER, Agent,
July 4--d1 late OF Post Once Department
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Lives insured .ix'
JOSEPH n. COLLINS, President
Isaac AnnArT, Secretary. 49, -.
De SsLpIsa, No. III Toddt Buidngs, Pennsyvana
w p Jomssros, NJ D., opposite City Post Once, TN street.
pamphlets naoy principles and operations % the
company can be had application at the Agents once
g.
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w ANTED, daily, the Baltimore, Pnlladeipni. New

York. Boston, and New Orleans General Agency and Co'nm
sion ohice young men IN wholesale and retail stores ana oer
walters, farmers coachmen agents. book and map
all branches Of business &C. We
number Of good situations on hand which
Those OF situations OF
Mind would have agents In each
which will enable place applicant IN
suitable We have large acquan
apce cities, which trust will enable US to
give all who with call
Nv TAYLOR d TAYMAN, No. SO second street,
a between South and Cay.
D. Persons living part Of the United States and wishing
either OF the above ctue VIII
Immediately attended 70 by addressing US line
most paidl A. cura both trouble and
oepse would incur by coming 10 the city and
seeking employment for themselves Address, ,s,
9--'' ~ TAYLOR TAYMAN,
49,. No. 80 Second street,
Nav o4-du r. baltimore, Md
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Jssaes q. Berret
WILL attend 20 the prosecution Of claims before Congress and The
w various executive departments OF The government
Once and dwelling street. between oh and ION streets
Oct2--6
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General Agency Warrington, ID. @.
DY A. M FARQUHAR, formerly of Harrisburg Pennsylvania,
claims the for services the with Mex
the revolutionary the with Great Brain, and the Flor
For PENSIONS bounty land, or scrip. ar g
bounty attend to the purchase and sale Of bounty
land .ti"ff
Paest OesIhe applications patents, procuring models
drawings, viii attended all their various branches
O6ce-Al claims against the department will be
settlement Of conscos quarterly account pay Of
New Orleans Dela Nashville Union Advertiser
Gazette, indianapolis
Sentinel New York Herald, and Detroit Free Press will publish
Of g. and send their bills this Office, accompanied
with paper. t.ts4 & June 24u
yPLENDID Carpeting Curtain Goods, IIe.-The subscr
would respectfully Invite the attention OF citizens and house
keepers generally their stock Of furnishing goods, which
confident be surpassed equaed by other
house in the district. They name
&Ba .G IN CARPETING, s,a.
Patent tapestry velvet do tapestry Brusseh
Royal Aixminster, English Brussels
Imperial threo- ply, double super ingram
Superfne ingram, extra fine, and hne do
priced all wool ingram, royal twiled Venetians
Rich cheneile and tufted rugs
Heavy oots widh which will be cut TO at any
IN CURTAIN MATERIALS,
Rich satin de anes, rich figured de lanes ..
Rich high -coored damasks, rich union damasks
Twiled and plain cashmeret AeH
Worried damasks nil coiors th
Embroidered laced curtains embroidered muslin do
Embroidered muslins, by the yard
Tasseiloops, gimps borderngs, bindings
Tasseis cords and fixtures OF every kind sc.
of table and piano covers
sheengs damak napkins and
towels, and Russia diapers Maces quilts bed blanket
&C. received perfectly Gesh and will be o.
upon accommodating All respectfully In
o for themselves. .-. -. 8.
Sep u-3taw4wf 7. H. HooE ".
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BENNETT OLEnENTs,
.vsfarp Pablo, Rosn,v Land, I'sasfon aud tIneyai
firm. us lIsJshlugfst,,


.9gca', az Washington,
CONTINUES prosecute for revolutionary
vaid Revolutionary, halfpay aud widows PENSIONS and all
growing 1912 and the Mexico
His CLERK In the Treasury Department. and
extensive general agent enables him act
management His charges uniformly moderate. IL
pected thai correspondents will pay postage.
RErrEREscEs.
Hon A. p. Bagby, Ala. Hon. A Iverson, Ca.
y. Butler King, Ca Col. A. @, Bennett 7. NJ army,
X. u. Rheu, 4. e.. Gen. ~ Towson, r. NJ Gen.
j. 81 Phelps, Mo. Hon. +. La Scre La.
p. W. Tompkns, Miss. Messrs. Gales 4 Seaton,
j. n. IIarnanson, La. Messns. Corcoran h Riggs,
g.. Chapman, Md Col. r. r. Andrews p. NJ A.
d. H. Kaufman, Texas, Col. ID. j. Ricardo, New Orleans,
Job Mann, PA. Maj. Lloyd J. Beaii ?. MA.
Paris, comptroller Of Peer Hasner, esq, ID auditor
treasury. treasury.
Sept N-ly
National Medical College, Washington, ID. Q.
THE ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES win
the first Monday November and continue until the end Of
March.
THoxas MLLsR NJ d. Professor Of Anatomy and Physiology.
WILLIAM Jonssros, d. Professor Of Obstetrics and
Diseases OF Women and Children.
JosHv. RLsr, NJ d. Professor Of Maera medica, Therapue
tics, and Hygiene.
FsspsRcx MAY, NJ d., Professor Of the Principles
TrIrs d. Professor Of Pathology and Practice Of
Medicine. KS
EpwARp FoRsnAs, NJ d. Professor Chemistry and Pharmacy
KIsa sross d. Adjunct Professor Of Anatomy and
Physiology
JAnEs L. MoReAs, NJ. D., Prosector and Demonstrator
Clinical lectures twice week selected from the Wash
ngton Infrmary. Operations performed before the class.
Fee for full course Of lectures So Demonstators ticket SO
board be procured At from ~ 50 70 ~ per week
WILLIAM r. JOHNSTON, M. d., Dean,
July lo-2awt5thNov 1h street, between and Y streets
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NoTuCtrbe subscriber beps leave
public generally has just employed workmen from Eu
from Cities Of known skin and experience,
which, his knowledge and patuce IN the bust
thirty years, enables him 10 with confidence mat he
prepared ewelry costly
ac cheaper than other establishment known 70
him in this Of the His customers are Respectfully
requested 10 leave their orders with .-......-..
Penn avenue, between 9th and ION streets
Aug. le-eodn .r
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I KNOX WALKER viii practise law In the supreme
Court Of the United States and attend 20 The prosecution OF
laims against government Addr.ss Washington, D. q.
Mar. Mt H..
QENRy >. FOOrE win hereafter practise in the suprcm
III Coun OF the United States
90 TO him may be directed jackson,
Missisipp, or 70 this city. July ~
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MR.. A. DE vAUDRICOURT begs leave 20 inform tins
vi public and his friends that having permanently located IN WASH
he intends 70 devote his tuition OF e french
Italian and Spanish languages and Of the piano forte and draw
branches References respectabi
win be gwen applying al his residence street.
~ next ibsons Academy, stsre and
Mrs. Andersons stationery store.
Ju