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Proclamation 10. The People of California.

The delegates of the people, assembled In convention,
have formed constitution, which is presented for
your ratification The time and manner OF voting on this
and of holding the first general election, are
clearly set forth in the schedule The whole subject ts
therefore left for your unbiased and deliberate considera
ton -,
The project Tor person exercising the functions Of that
oce Of each district win designate the places Tor
the polls and give due notice Of the election IN
with the provisions of the constitution and schedule.
The people now called upon TO form government
Tor themselves and to designate such Officers as oe
wisely made and that the government 20 Organized may
the permanent welfare and happiness o. me people
OF the new State Is the and earnest wish OF the
present executive who II the constitution be ratified, VIII
with pleasure surrender his powers 10 whomsoever the
people may designate as his successor. gtEL
Given at Monterey, California, this l2h day Of October
A. ID. 1919. b. RILEY.
II. w. HALLKcK,
Brevet Captain and Secretary Of State.
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The Of viii be upon books unless the
payment Of me subscription be made in advance III
Distant subscribers forward money letter. the
which will be paid by and all ourselves in is
safe transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER published u weekly during
sions of Congress, and semi weeky during
Subscriptions for period less than will be received
proportioned TO the above annual rates #.
n5-PosTMAsTERs authorized TO agents by
sending SUBSCRIBERS, with $50 enclosed
Subscribers with s25 enclosed WEEKLY
subscribers with o enclosed win be entitled to one copy OF the
edition they furnish subscribers for gratis
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PoTAToRs ON WET LAND.-As fine potatoes $ have
this year raised low and piece Of land,
the farm Of Mrs Joanna Rowe The place where they
planted had been considered incorrgble and worth
less from It's low situation and the boggy character OF the
coil but 1t was thrown into sort Of bed, with places
for the water TO of, and the potatoes planted without
urrowing The yield Is very large and the potatoes do
not rot as e the case on higher piece Of landBe1a"
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Wistar's Baisam OF wild Cherry.

DuIBHHn Oh WIN
WHAT what experience adopts
w all all places unite In saying good
valuable doubt popularity Of this likes In
ciety The
which has attended this medicine for several years past has
among class discoveries and blessings Of the
season. eadcates the disease for which
il is recommended.
s.g#lH ,#lH From the Boston Post.
1873 Washington street, has article entitled as
above which best preparation hitherto discovered
the consumpuve complaints Having
tested this medicine
removing and other complaints incident this
For snIe bv r. 8. PATTERSON,
Nov. a5-tr .t aas@ Washington, b. g.
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We learn from the Frankfort (Ky) Commonwealth that
the convention having under revision the constitution
Of the State OF Kentucky have inserted clause, by vote
of rs yeas to II nays declaring preachers and ministers
the gospel ineligible % seats in the legislature. 20
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Washington City Agency.

CHARLES ALERT Attorney Law will give his attention to the
claims before and the Executive Depart
ONCE Treasury Department. Washington
DC. .,.
.s.H.s REFERENCES. r. i .s
Daniel Webster Robt c. Winthrop Abbot Lawrence, Sam
Bradford ESQ., Boston Hon. o. w. Lawrence Hon Edward
Curtis Mess Rowland Apinwal Fox Livingston, f. q W.
Blunt Asop Chancey, William g. Wetmore, esq, New York
r. Ingerso 81 Campbell, esq b. w. Richards, esq
Wan esq, Stephen Baldwin, Philadelphia Hon Louis
Walker Rev Smith Pyne, s. Coke, esq Messrs Cocoran
Washington Hon. jeff Davis Hon. Henry s. Foote Missis
ipp; Hon. =. w. Downs, Louisiana. Nov 2s-dlmn
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MO. s, OPPOSITE CENTRE MARKET, have constantly
IN o hand fun assortment Of family groceries.
Extra New York family flour
DO DO 'nSs o superSDe -four
huled buckwheat
Rye -four, Graham -four Slid. q. ...
Unbolted -four, (whte wheat) ....
Standard loaf crushed sranulaed, and ground sugars
government Java, Maracabo, Mocha, Ro Domingo
coffee ...
gunpowde imperial young Tyson, old Tyson, Tyson skim
superior butter, selected from Orange county dairies
Sapago, Parmesan Scian pine apple, imitation English and
Boston, oyster butter soda, crackers,
No / and No Mackerel, in IS ID. kits
IA barrels and barrels Goldfish, salmon, and and
dunfsh '." .. "
Sealed henings boxes ...... ... - .
Bleached winter sperm, lard, and whale oil
Sperm patent adamanne, and mould candles, assorted
variety fancy mats, brooms buckets, baskets, sc.
Pure ground spices OF all kinds
Spices Of all kinds in grain a.. ......
and catsup mixed pickes sern English pickles.
sorted
Preserved lines, Guava jelly, assorted strip
Cranberies rasins hgs, currants
shell .iaonds shebarks, flber wanuts
Pecan nuts ground nuts, AID Genoa etron
Worcestershire Harvey Reading and India Sol
Anchoye, shrimp Cayier, and Bloter pastes y.
Extract Of lemon, InMoram, celery nutmeg vanilla, almond
peach mint, peel and Of superior quality
Sweet powder, horseradsh anchove sadines
flower and peach water bay salad dressings Coopes
geane Leghon, star, chip and seed maccaron, vemcel
French SPAN a. and chocolate ana, Tapocs
-four, &C. ~
Win many other desirable articles
tenhon. f'd sale by 80. - . -
Dec a-eo9uf ~
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For Baltimore.
= ~,n THE steamer OsCEOLA will, Sunday, the 49,
of September, making trip week TO
- the above place, leaving Washington every Sunday
O'Clock Returning Baltimore Tuesday at
O'Clock p stop regularly, going and returning,
Leonardiown, Md st. May' river, Nd and Cone river Va
the usual landings the Potomac, for signals to land
FOR NORFOLK.
The Norfolk every Thursday
O'Clock m. Returning leave Norfolk Friday at O'Clock
p. Passage and fare Us. FL. .#" .rt
landings. JAMES MITCHELL,
Sep 90 ",s ~ Captain.
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arr. A. DE MANUFACTURER bcgs leave 20 inform the
public his friends that having permanently located Wash
his attention to the tuition Of the French
Italian Spanish and also Of The piano forte and draw
ms All branches the responsibility
be ayen by applying his residence 18th street. between and
d. door bsons Academy at Davis music store and
Mrs, Anderson's stationery store.
July I7-esd6 N. IT'D "H r#. .I1
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MR. Liable has the honor TO the citizens Of
III washington Georgetown, his dancing school
open Tuesday i0 o. November his residences Pennv
MA avenue, opposite Wizards Hotel.
Days tuition Washington Thursdays and Satu
days; Georgetown--Mondays and Fridays,
p sMr L. win in Georgetown on Monday, 18th
November at Temperance Hall, on Bridge street.
Nov. 20-du
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AGENCY OF CLAIMS.

lIY having ceased for
mi myselft that busnesshe prosecution o
demands which my long service and expert
have given me perhaps peculiar advantages.
As agent and offer my services especially 70 me ge
whether late or now IN
once 70 members Congress the numbers
who heretofore transacted business
with person letter, into the
Post Once Department 1855 or previously whilst employed IN the
To Official and other TRENDS
they kindly make known business or In
indeed a only necessary for
that business they commit TO
receive the and faithful attention which has
characterized, trust, whole ofbca conduct
PETER q. WASHINGTON,
Nov. 0o--eodm Late Auditor r. o. Department
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HAVING returned s city altar unavoidable sbsence,
III caused BY III health, has the honor 20 the offer
pnblc and them his
professional duties He ready
heretofore In singing and the pisno
may len Cor him at his residence, Mrs. we
boarding house, 18Th between Pennsylvania and street,
shall have immediate attention. t..
Nov 16-3awew-FsunATu
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Dy GaEEn- 3 rAsTET, Aast,oassrs.

SPLENDID FURNITURE OLE PAINTINGS, CoLoRED EN-
French Plate Mue, Of the
imported, &c aafdonop Friday the 18th instant we shall
SELL by catalogue Bethel Cottage, the residence OF MI
splendid assortment furniture, &c Of that establishment We
enumerate in part
fine forte made by Gilbert with oean
attachment, considered superior TO any In washington
Mahogany sofas and satin covered lounges
Do plush covered rocking and parior chairs
Rosewood, marblet secretary, and plei tables
Mahogany dining, breakfast, and card tables -
DO bureaus, wardrobes, washsands &C. .......
Walnut, cedar, and maple bedsteads w." ..,
Feather beds, bedding, and hair spring mattresses
Wilton velvet tapestry
And hearth rugs OF ths most expensive description .
Pedesas busts and figures, ornaments, &C..
SIyered glass chandeliers, mantei and othe lamps
China, dass, and crockery ware, knives ana iorn
moreen, and ouler window curtains ,., ,,o 49,
splendid mantel and 0ther mtos, hPo'eo o zig
French royal mandatory at st. Gobain .m.
splendid collection Of oil paintings r,..,. ~ 80.
and other The admirers OF Zanefe anol
Pallet Shaw, and others, WIN nave me
Aso lot Of valuable BOOKS revolving pistol rife family carriage
nearly . X. @N .EE..6
horses. harness, saddles and brides
Carts, farming and garden implements, &c. .t'e
cooking and other stoves ,. x...,, o.o.
lot Of Kitchen requisites, WIN many osf ucles
Terms cash. Catalogues ready for distribution on Wednes
had by calling al The Drug store OF
MI Deany Al and Pennsylvania avenue or OF e
subscribers. ..,.... IT,
rooms which warmed by fuhace ana nghea py
gas ventilation each ROOM WIN me garaeh
stables carriage house, &c for Apply ON the premises
house and furniture, paintings, &C. reaay or eA
aminaloh On inuis''S' p''''D' " GREEN TAsTET,
nec AT Auctioneers.
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DICH visites and Msntillss OF the latest Psrisian
IL This day received express invoice Of my
watered silk vstes and mantas, entirely
elegant Styles which invite me attention The ladies
Of the District P.H HOOE d co.
is-3wf fInteG Rep1
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EDITED BY
THOMAS RICHIE 4 EDMUND BURKE.


r,n comics ofthe g. IS col
Five copies Of the WEEKLY, 500
Ten copies 0fths Bool
CAUTION EXTRA.
MAN y The name q RyE clap has engaged with young
up aapa,l which they cali Dr. Towassnds ssr,apsIs de-
so% nsS was but was formerly worker on railroads. e%as and
b the @ o doctor or .ns purpose Gaining
s. ss go n I. ' s Sass.s CO Y
a ssi rs 5
likeness his family coat Of arms and bis signature
the Of arms - -
Principal Office, l0a Nassau street, NeW Pork city
Old Doctor seventy years age
n 81 asS q T.
compelled 70 limit lbs manufacture by which means has been
so q % and he
= S: who had been ssd = s
Grand and unequaIIed preparation
largest SCALE and called for throughout the
young Townssnd. improve. with sss and nsys.
BY Scientific man. tbs
"a . GID lsyS
ss which, are and
~ % ss e. ana sss
ra are they entirely and lost in The
q " es Is Mosose
principles, which fly OF in yapor, or as an exhaaon, under
heat The very essential medical properties Of the root which
gives to il oil Its value The
Gsnuan. 0ia D =. n ms 20,
e everything s1
and ssc,sd then every particle Of medical Virtue
incapable o. losing valuable and healing Pre-
Cure or innumer.bie diseases.
Hence the reason why every
S s pr saf ana SGn COM
and y and PLEs Gos
Is, and Iii affections srisiss nom '''-1
ImPurity o. the blood.
question: ss asaaa caisen de-
q blood 70 ne head pspaon o. t heart cold feet
had equal colds eay approximation
gentle @ M % e n S snS
and acknowledged than In all kinds and stages Of
a - ss.n r,.... ,,,,.. s,,, =, -.
wOmb obucied suppressed painful menes reguary Of he
the kidney disease ).
.a % % sI% sov s III s
Nervous diseases and debility.
I
COMMISSIONS, q; :. $50.
which can ever ham il can never or spoil and
never lose curative n DC sood sses
seon relieves he bowels Of topor conspaon ays
aus a warmth aua an over e body and the insesbe
Isa.ss al and al eo
The medicins You pre- -eminently needi
, nI can T any " mse s fi i, nj a , \, be
Ccu,psrcd with the Ola Doctors,
. =, ~ 80 g., r., ,na - a, ;nc.n.h,s ~ characterization
ana NeyrR sf1ai while hs o,isr DOES II sours frments
and blows The bottles Containing into agnens the sour
oud erpodnr and damarnr other goods Must not
compound poisonous .yste9 What put acid
already diseased acid
DO we moi an know that when food
chief Heartburn papauon heart
complaint dis,es dyen,s ehoe and corruption Of .S blood
humofs which bring euPions of the skim scad head salt
Internal and externa Il nothing under teayen but an ac
stances which sonr and thus spos al me nsas ~ % S more
Joints and elsewhere irritating and niamine
Diseases mpuy blood deranged crcuaons, and
g all the ailments which aniict human mature. a.
NOW ~ not morning 10 ninas anu I'll, anu pnTer Oh -
.ns @ en- b.sn 4, noSsr.,ood ina, ola
ToWMsENDr ana YET ne wouo IAN nave u"ue'u u"' W"
Jacob Iownsends
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NO. s, OPPOSITE CENTRE MARKET--We have now
on hand variety very choice vince and liquors. 70
which the Of public is most respectfully soced
comprising 49,. 49,, q
Fine old Pnet brandy vintage of 1885, imported in
carefully Selected stock of bandes imported from the London
docks OF several celebrated bandes including e s Sal
J. 4 FcMartel dark and pale .. ... (. ...sa
Ieserfreres do do
pipe superior old Godad," vintage of 1885, very rich and
s eboye Srandes have all been great regard
quality and warranted 70 be pssey p ~ s and 1876
Signete Napoleon, and domestic brandy.
Very superior old whskey, pure article distilled in 1879
now twenty years old bottled and on drausht g.
Scotch malt whskey .ar.. ..:. ..-. .t.
Irish whiskey
Pure Holland gin .'... .. .". ,"., w..
Do Jamaica spirits
st. Croix rum s.
Brown stout Barcay's' .- ... ....... -.. .. Ia.
Scotch ale, Doves Fakrk" ,.s...
Hss:ss sn.: G Imported by R'n''' Francois
Geislers " own brandt .........
Geisler's anchor ~.
Shield brand
Cardinal do, quarts and pints ...H.
Regents golden sherry Of rich and de cate favor pro
nounced most superior wine
Do. brown do. Duff, Borden, Co." ".... . ...
Old south-side Madeira .....
Fine Sicily DO DO .... ..."
s~ee, Malaga wine .... ..
o oss Port wine, Regents. 49,:
DO do do /" Burgundy
Chateau Margeaux Claret
| Perfect love cordial .| '.s
Cinnamon do ........
White wine vinegar
Pure cider vinegar a..
~ JOHN B. KIBBEy b co.
| Dec s-steoh .a. ......
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WANTED daily, the Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York. Boston, and New Orleans General Agency and Commits
sion Office men in wholesale and retail stores and other re-
business salesen porters bar
Keepers waters, farmers coachmen agents. book and map
agents. collectors all branches of business re- We
have all large number Of good situations hand which
$500 Those want OF situations Of
any kind give call have agents in each
Of Cities which viii enable place applicant in
suitable We acquaint
cities, whichwe trust win enable to
give entire with call.
TAYLOR 4 TAYMAN, No. SO Second street,
fF%"ta between South and Gay.
living of the United States, and wishing
Balmore either Of the above cities, Will
have their immediately attended @ by addressing US line
would incur coming the city and
seeking e"p'0yn'n' ~ ''A'''' TAYLOR 4 TAYMAN,
.... .,.a. s...s# .sl,. No. SO Second street,
May 24-dH Baltimore, Md.
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THOMAS r. TwTTTY,
(Lafs of Wavsnfon, North Caroiina)
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
st No 70 Grsver street, N, O.
,. n !. Dsniel, Hon. A w. venabis.
Nov. W 3m
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UNITED STATES wHOLEsALE CLOTHING WARE

EVILS HANFoRD, Nos. 254 9s and ass, street,
IL (between Fulton sp1 York.
hand largest Of CLOTHING in the United States,
adapted Ill markets. In the ofshif Drawers,
Keep endless variety Also the Of
OIL CLOTHING AND COVERED HATS in the world. PLAIN
AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, Of all kinds.
Catalogues Of stock sent BY mail Orders promptly hled
ma LEWIS nANfORD,
Nos. asa, 2s4, ass, and 2ss Pearl st., N. Y.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Preventive.

Observation-Disclosures and Preventive.
rs iT .Isdy sn Of r
s and totally .a amy ne ~s
discovered and By Dr. AIa celebrated n
dyente bilious complaints dyspepsia and all other disorders Of
Knowing from experience that operates kindly
eecaa manner in these cases 4 e submitted a. remedy 70 those
may lis first nsidious
he had wholesale and retail at Caruss Music Saloon
syvania avenue between l and 2 streets, and at The principal
pamphlets containing directions use many interesting
sss sS. q n e Of he
promptly attended to- All communication must Be
eENCY, w..h,nston UNDERSIGNED, late Of The in
70 mail contractor: generally and to those Of the
does NOT initiate against has for many
ained in The dpsmen, for honesty capacity and hSey and
consent, sustain him therein
government VIII Dc 'n'n'' ''e'''s JAMES o%SsS agent,
July 4-du late Of Post once Department
OTICEThe Subscriber bess citizens and
fope, and rom the northern ees known skin experience,
r ss S ys w him .s w eSnSsncs s
s.S eaS Ss n snS S snd
This section Of the country His customers are respectfully
''''''''' y ''''' '''" ROBERT KEYwoRTH,
Penn. avenue, between 9Th and ION streets
no George Edwin Pace.-you hereby noti
hed that at ,he October term ists Of The circuit superior court
virginia. e was dscreed among things, fol-
ahs, Meade and Thomas u Daniel who ar. appoint,
be pusea forthwith. one Of The sew,gsper. published ~ the
81 nj. county warning George Pace and Edwin Pace omey
g. q nsS &c csss saS on
county o. Prince q ss q. 5 day ., The hss
Of ihe sane amongst their ne,t Of Kin" W.T..
.......," ........ ... THos. n. DANIEL,
Nov 29-dsw Commissioner, &C.
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I5DUCATION-he parents desiring teir
the union with the careful
minute attention allowed BY the plan OF select
school, Fairfax nste the winter session OF which
The situation OF the school,
the Theological Virginia. within three miles Of Aexan
dra retired, agreeable, and healthy The effort habtnay
pupils under the influence OF Christian principles
The ofnsuuchon embraces the Engsh French Latin and
Including all that preparation for college
Pupils win be received at any period Of the year
Terms; from October s 30 the
following August proportion for less time, payable
months $40 per for bedding during the first year
Nov Ss-stawdSawc
NOSHEN Butter, Flour Sc.-Landing this day
VI egsff dairy Butter, late made
selected daes for family
In Delaware county, New York.
l kegs choice Glade Butter from Somerset county, Pennsyva
81 boxes English dairy Cheese
50 barrels superior Pennsylvania Buckwheat Flour b..
100 Bethlehem Buckwhea Flour containing 80 and 4 lbs
superior quality
60 barrels extra Genesee Family Flour ...
For sale by GEO. b THos. PARKER CO.
Dec 4-3taw3w .....H. .s Opposite Browns Hotel.
I,REsH Cloths, Cassmeres, vestinss.--Gentlemen
OF clothes made Order elegant and lash
certainly suited by calling having
opened from the importers, extensive stock Of
English and American cloths, and vestng OF
celebrated make, and certainly such very
figures nk sale. Any ordsed
will be ready day wo notice. and satisfactory ne always
Also received cheap and well assorted supply
erno shirts and dawen merno and lambswoo
cashmere and merno Cloves black silk and fancy sntn
We would respectfully solicit call from members OF Congress
strangers, and The citizens Of washington generally
Between 9Th and 9th streets, Pennsylvania avenue.
Il
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James q. Berrct
WILL of claims before Congress and The
w various departments OF the government s b.
Once and dwelling street, between ON and 10Th streets.
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A Card Ia the Public.

III to-day received per express supply Of ladies
white black, and Kid slippers, gter boots and
bodcred sandals Shoes various patterns amongst
which viii be found The celebrated New York
light beautiful article ladies' gum boots. l,.-
For gentlemen boots, patent leather
Congress shoes, generally
suitable
establishments All (which
at wholesale retail ut moderate prices
A. CoYLE SON.
Dec 4-eodlw ..... ...... ..... ... -....
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Fruits, ckc.-Just received nom late arrivals
boxes, quarter fresh bunch iaisins
cases fresh Prunes, IN jars and fancy boxes
fresh Genoa CiTon .#
81 drums Smyrna Figs
l0cases Havana assorted Preserves
20 kegs Malaga Grapes, In fine order
10 boxes fresh Lemons
1000 Zante Cuuants
II barrels choice Cranbenies
1850 lbs. MarssIlcs Almonds
$50 do fresh Pecan Nuts
800 do do Filberts
2s bushels Southern Peanuts
For sale by GEO. THOS. PARKER co.
Dec 4-3taw3w Opposite Browns Hotel.
UANCY SEALING wAx.-w. FISCHER, importer Of sta
tionery, the manufacturer
Of fancy the most brilliant color, up
packages will sell prices,
where had three and four cents
psge-one third than Il IL sold elsewhere .'.
Nov. g7-,Haw3w
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.....es BENNETT CLEMENTs,
Notary PssNc, Bosnfn Lond, Pension, and General
.Arrss, nc Woshtnston,
CONTINUES 10 prosecute claims revolutionary services
valid, revolutionary hafpay, and widows PENSIONS and oil
claims the Mexico
His a Treasury Department, and
experience enables him
with prompne-s and efficiency all claims committed 70 his
and management His charges uniformly moderate er
peced that correspondents viii pay postage.
.H. RErrsRErcRs.
Hon. A. r. Bagby, Ala. Hon. A. Iverson, Ca. .
r.. Butler King Ga Col. A. q. Bennett, r. NJ. army,
n n. Rheit, \. o. Gen. ~ Towson, r. M. Gen.
J. 3. Phelps. Mo. Hon. Il. La sefe, La
r. w Tonpkins, Miss. Messrs. Gales seaon,
j. n. Hsrmanson, La Mes~rs. Corcornn Riggs,
j. q. Chapman, Nd. Col. r. p. Andrews, r. N. A.
ID. g. Kaufman Texas, Col. j. Ricardo, New Orleans,
job Mann, Ps. Nal. Lloyd ,. Besll, r. M. A.
Paris, comptroller Of Hsgner, esq, ID auditor
treasury. treasury.
Sept T-1y
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BENJAMIN Worcester, teacher
Of Phonopapy during the In several schools IN tn
city, continues instruction a. hts room, tms
Gosn, Penn avenue between 9Th and I'm si on reasonable
terms Sept s-isw"
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cIsRvANTS.-wsnted, . male servant and good
y cook do the work Of small family None win be employed
who bring good recommendations Inquire at this once
Nov 2l-im
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7 KNOX WALKER Will practise law In the supreme
j. Of United states prosecution Of
claims against the government address Washington. o.
Mar lo-d
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who either present have wards
members Of the Institution. sg.. ..r=ts az .fsgsI
Sep. 1T lIntei1
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Dec e-eo9uf
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CsiiforniaAddress and Proclamation 90 the People.
Col Steuart, formerly OF Maryland,) chairman of the
committee appointed to prepare address to the people
OF California, reported the following, which unani-
mousy adopted and ordered to be published with the