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NAVY AeESr's ornoE, Washington, Sept, Is, 1919.
SEED proposals will be received this ONCE lendorsed pro
posa io coal until i2 O'Clock 5h day OF October next
Tor furnishing and delivering free OF all and expense 70 the
United snfes al the kie, Maine, 700 tons Of the
best quality Cumberland lump
said coal TO be suitable USE and TO be delivered
dry clean state place places commandant
fec and pass such the said navyyad be d
feelsd by The commandment eeohe be computed AT 22o
pollds and the whole quantity be delivered by the 10Th Of No
yember ,''
Approved suees in the estimated amount in the
SCI oh ~ hs form Of The contract will be required No payment
TO be made until the whole of said coal shall be delivered Every
offer must be accompanied by written guaranty ihe responsible
OF the guarantor be certified BY agent
ouier oeinl this agcucy
the offer be accepted bidder bidders will within Ave
AFTER The receipt OF the the Office dcsgnated
ecue The same with good sufficient surees 10 furnish the said
coal agreeab TO The terms specified In this ADVERTISEMENT and
which may be embodied the The law Of 10Th August,
e orbds the consideration OF all proposals not accompanied by
such guaranty. |.EaF s - Ne # INF
Bidders particularly cautioned endorse their offers above
required that they be distinguished from other business letters
order TO their being before All
offers not made In strict conformity with this advertisement
particular will be rejected informal Those whose offers
accepted will be duly notified, forwarded without
delay. a# #a., Ga. sH A3.Nt#Ht4 #&
Persons offering directed designate Office
which they desire to be adessed and tie agent whom the
contract shall be sent for execution. ~ Mise.
Sep. l6--dtlhoct, ]. H. LATHRoP, Navy Agent.
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rOATs, pants, and vests, made 20 ordsr.-BARNEs

GOATS, pants, and vests made 20 order.-BARNEs 3
MITCHELL would respectfully gentlemen
have opened within the last few days the extensive and
stock OF French English and American cloths
bracing makes, all and fashionable
moderate will
closest and economical buyers Al 10 their
their business in this particular branch this they
coat pair panis ORDER near fashion,
buying
they determined 10 sell cheap and give good ae Their
talor point Of cutting and good workmanship equal 20
purchaser will be expected take
They only few of the leading coors; " = @ a T
10 pieces and rich black French cloths Of aou
Sm0ni's manufacture
10 pieces English woodyed cloths
we have coats made TO cost from 80 70 80 ytf.sl. 40
in frock and sack coats 900 l4.s.l5Nfft
pieces olive other fashionable shades, green
u do claret colored do asE IN asss -.tlts8.
2 do French English blue do Of a variety Of shades
do dark grey do !e@t h hss
Also, cadet mixed 4a tE a+#E,taa#. .df,N
and coats Of every OF
and quality Of MATERIAL Also, tweeds and Pese cloths for bi
IN CAssMEREs. o9H 0a
pieces doeskn Bajou simons make, the
genuine article, and viii be sold 20 cent less than former
prices. t.G H z. Hs Fl 1lI &%sH .Sat Is 8 tB
pieces American cassmeres
mouse, drab grey, and other fashionable cooIs Nh KS
coored tweeds OF quality and
IN yEsTINGs NHs. nv Itfg
supply superior
had embracing many desirable coo Styles
beautiful supply In silk satin and Madras.
Best quality kid gloves merno, cashmere, &c., do
Meno and ambswool socks suspende and other article
.,,I. I.-,aawowu
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and independence and have had deplos their dsas
ous Brute force rules In that quarter OF
ne globe bntyet Europe not destined 70 became Cos
ana Romans have been conquered but their blood has
oeeh sned In vain In the providence Of God IL will
oi iheI Use rom the earh, and claim Just retfibuton.
The spartan band AT Thermopye woe sacrificed by
ueacheIy ana overwhelming hut this sacrifice
was both the prelude and the incentive 10 the oh Of
liberty over the nnumeiabe host of barbarous and des
poc invader Mans destiny be free TO worship his
God according 70 the dictates Of his own conscience and
establish the form Of goyeInmen, adapted 70 secure
the savsh doctrine of the divine right Of klngs
In the time. we ought be aware iat our rove-
object OF TO the despots
OF the earth The existence Of free democratic republic
anywhere, Is standing reproach 20 them and they
had the TO imniuare nsituuoDb, they would
eagerly rsh the sacrifice IL Is example which has
disturbed the dismal and oppressive calm Of dssposm
throughou the world, and encouraged ind
their rights No unworthy compliance the parr Of
government TO ioreg despots-no trucking 10 hems will
ever ale their favor however may purchase their
contempt To act independent part yielding them jus
tce but nothing sour tbs only policy
err and power alone which commands their respoc and
thank God we possess this power IL did not the
fate which the ancient and renowned feder
al republic of Switzerland might soon be Ngsf
From your friend and fellow ciiizen,
t-.@ t-s.' az JAMES BUCHANAN
To Col. William Meredith. John O. Dunn, John McCow.
ry, Robert Donaldson, William Karns EsQs and Others,
members Of the are democratic convention Of Allegheny
county aud David Lynch, Wilson McCandless John
Wynne, James Cunningham, l.. b. Patterson, Henry 3.
Magraw, Esqs and Others sEh3 st FN
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xx AyTID daily the Baltimore, Philadelphia New
YORK Boston, Orleans General Agency and Commits
III, ore Young men and
pecbe business book keepers statesmen, porers
keepers walters, farmers, coachmen, car agents book and map
agents collectors branches Of business &C. We
ag number Of good situations on hand which
nav from $500 10 $4,000 Those In want Of situations Of
Kind would CALL we have agents IN each
which win enable us 20 place every applicant IN
We have large acquaint
cities, which we trust wiz enable u 70
all who favor ne with call
TAYLOR b TAYMAN, No. 50 second street
between South and Gay.
b. living any par 81 the United States and wshnl
situation either Of the above cues, VIII
their wants Immediately attended 70 BY addressing Us me
pad by doing win curtal both trouble and ex
which they otherwise would by coming 70 the city and
TAYLOR d TAYMAN,
No 50 Second street.
May e4-d1 Baltimore, Nd
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PLEBEIAN.
From the Pit,sburg Chronicle. Sep, %.
Letter from Hon. james Buchanan.

From PH,,burs Chronicle Sept IS
Letter from How. james Buchanan.
The late democratic county convention, N connection
with number OF citizens, having learned that Hon.
James Buchanan intended to visit Meadyille, some time
this fall invited him by letter TO extend his visit far
Pttsbug To the joint letter OF the convention and ct
he has sent the following reply accepting the invita-
ton:
wHEar.asD tnesr Lancaser,)
september q, 1873.
An absence from home Of several weeks has
prevented from sooner acknowledging the receipt OF
your very kind invitation visit Pttsbu my way
ep The secon hi. proceeding a. Il does IRON,
delegates the democratic convention Of Allegheny
snd. and teiio~eiaen.. most eheeiuy and gratefully
accept shall esteem e great privilege once more 70
sos a as apS .eS ena whose and
uniform support amd., all the irving scenes OIL my poica
feel that you do me no than Justice in atrbutng 10
conancy and devotion 70 the cause Of pure and rad
deep conviction, confirmed by long observation and expo
that the o. ss d w Viz e s.csn
dency Of democratic prime piles Indeed our poucsl op
ponen themselves have bs their eoodact borne ample
&c which they the first opposed IL cunou
historical fact well worthy Of ample Development thai n
yielded their acquescence one by one TO nearly all these
and they have now become me e'seshsd roll
political questions which, since the CONNIE nceinent
Mr. Jefferson. admiosra,on have 10 their day. ssa ,
these have all with scarcely an exception been saisa1
orly settled by the democratic party we must pc aeepy
seed with the high tribute democratic principle
Our political opponents themselves being the judges
From the very nature Of things as well q: rom N, ne
Guitar character Of institutions, two great parties Hus
always exist and may add, always ought 70 exist IN I'M
couniry-the one conservative, the other
clnng 70 the past the other intent upon sdvsncinp
gradually with the spirit of the age The one claiming
COVER ior the other for tbs people Tb.
one acting clog the other and sometimes perhaps
s too rapid progress The s the great whig
and the other the great dem party Of the county
pride and our glory belong TO The party which, willis
holding the good entera ms no such savish rever
ence for antiquity to prevent Il from advocating
adopting all measures, consistent with liberty am
order calculatedte benefit the great Of mankind
| Holding these principles. we shoad TO be demo
cra If did not afdenty and actively sympaihize wit
the patriots Of all nations in their struggles Tree Then
selves from the shnckes OF depots regain the os
rights Of man. We have Witnessed, with intense anxiety
he people Europe % achieve beI
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s Of win be entered upon books un IL
payment Of ths subscription be made in advance
Distant subscribers forward money b. lss As posss
on which viii be p.d By and all BY salsss
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The COUNTRY PArEk publshsd uiwsskIy during ne see
sions Of Congress, and ssniwssky daag he rscsss
Subscriptions for period lsss than PEAR w b rsesivsa On
terms propsrtionedto the shove annual rsfsA
90 PosTMAsTERs sathozsd sur sssnss ma BIZ
sending DAILY subscbs with snelossd ave sEMI
WEEKLY subscIbsr with snsessdi hvs WEEKLY
scrbs with $40 enclosed win be entitled copy
edition a. they furnish " subscribers for, rsiA
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nuyAIL BROTHER merchant talors Pennsyvana avenue,
under adsbys Hotel would announce TO tbe customers ano
citizens generally fall goods, which have
heen carefully selected in person in the New
YORK prepared garment made TO order
good terms w ey can De
bought establishment here north OF u.s.
Also supply furnishing articles for gentemen such
,r,s erino shirts and drawers and drawers suspend
err. style dressing robes umbrellas &c
sept 20-3aw3wif DUNAbb bkoIhbh
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EDITED BY
THOMAS RITCHIE a EDMUND BURKE.
w..Alas.ea Ua,v.r.,,y o. B.I,,mor..


Medical DEPARTnEsr
THE will with
tory lectures, Monday Ia October next
will be temporarily delivered
neatly for the purpose,
street, door north OF Baltimore
MEDICAL FACULTY..
John @. Monku Dinsituies and Practice Of Medicine
Med. Jurisprudence and Mental Diseases
George u NJ Roberts, NJ D.0bsetcs and Diseases Women
Repnald M Wright, A. NJ M. D--Chemstry
A. snowden Piggotb A. NJ NJ D-Anaony and Physiology
X. NJ Wright, A. M. N. D--surgery. 0Hf Y'.
A. >, Piggo, NJ NJ D-rherapeutics, Mat Medca, and
giene = 4 u. a ...... f
The of the demonsuaor win be by
Of Anatomy tt
Faculty have their the ample MEANS appa
models, &c., for thorough complete
eed the best regulated institutions the country The OBJ
seica models are the largest and best imported, and
procured in Paris great
Faculty intend possible,
with gentlemen thoroughly qualified the responsible
thereof ~
They pledge themselves
NIL be disposed put themselves
Tickets els each diploma $40; demonsator $40;
lion o. Students arriving the city call
member Of the Faculty who viii give advice with regard the
lection Of a boarding house, &c., &c, 4@ ts|I
For further information address the Dean Of the Faculty
s sa4ttgtsfs g. tst 4lHE REGINALD N. WRIGHT, .s
No 1903 West Fayetie street. door Of Liberty
Sept B-2aw4w stE IA ...r
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Whole tickets soo-IIaIves sIe-ouater s5-Es,hs - co.
Certificates Of packages Of Is whole tickets, es7e %
Do % g half 90 iS &c
Do do IS eighth DO 1n
Orders and shares and Cchcstes Of Packages e
above splendid win receive the poms snsnoa and
an Of each drawing immedsy sner
" ~ address j. d @. MAURy, Agents,
Sept 81 hexandds, Virginia.
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EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL OF VIRGINIA.
The Diocesan school, near AlersnariaS Rev. e A
Dslrymp1e, Rector.

THE session o. mi, institution yin commence on ne seccSd
Wednesday 2 Of September and continue ten months The
object horevgky Christian pin
cpiesprepsre and senior classes Of college,
duties life. extensive In every depart
languages science and The greatest pan taken
branch Terms e1O session.
payable annually, advance Parents sending two ssns
Ts namss, ~ students T. limited 20 IS Parents who intend so
early notice. that places
served M MEM purpose entering the school
e.ty reesed present themselves practically o. - ffxayc q
admission and further information
addressed Rector, post once Theological Seminary Fairfax
county, Virginia." Aug e-&av6w
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To CONTRACTORS.
BLUE RIDGE RAILROAD.

PROPOSALS. viii be received by the undersigned his Office In
BIooksvile, Abemae county, Virginia, until October
next m the construction of through Blue RIDGE
geher with the deepeut and embankmen herewith
each end. +.t .t-.a "f
The tunnel viii be feet long Is feet wide and 20 fee.
with ditch side win eastwardy
mile and pass 700 feet below the top the
Proposals will be whole
being distinctly in this whether the Eastern
half is bid for.
Pr0pose requested examine localities before bidding
and Will obtain from the undersigned all necessary information
The payments will be with suitable till the
completion The
prosecution Of the work, will be expected. ..:-r.
Printed forms will be furnished application
undersigned a., 4.... H"
BY order Of the President and Directors:
t@ aT. G. CRoZET,
Aug 1l-dtoctl Engineer Blue Ridge Railroad.
Gy-Proposals Will also be the 18TH
October for the construction Of the RAILROAD the
side OF the mountain about eight and half miles, comprises
much heavy work, and a tunnel about no feet long.
Sept l5-tl5h Oct ,'r Il! G. CROZET.
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ADAsas - oo.-o onErroEsi
II M -
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THE subscribers respectfully give notice that they
have extended their California; and will transmit let
parcels packages pecie &e &c San Francisco via the
su Of Panama. by steamer for Chagres, sending special
each will take charge Of freight and
tend to It's Immediate delivery Letters viii also be
ceved and forwarded Valparaiso Caao Oregon and ts Sand
wich islands, by sailing from New York for Chaes
Our first express will leave Hep Pork SATURDAY 18th Sep
D. H. Haskell who has for years avoraby known
public clerk Boston oce who has been admit
ted partner 10 reside San Francisco and have entire cono
Of our business there. ..a.
ADAMS Il CO., 10 Wall street, New York.
:. 90 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
i62 Baltimore street, Baltimore.
Pennsylvania avenue, Washington
Sept T-eodtl4th
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w,ll,.m A. wheeler q 90.

NEG 10 inform tbe citizens Of washington and District
they established branch Of their New York house an
OF Ot street. where they
full OF staple and Fancy stationery
american, English French, and German manufacture They
yite particular stock Of FANCY AND OhNA
MENTAL STATIONERY, ENGLISH ILLUMINATED BIBLES,
TEsTAMENTs, AND PRAYER BOOKS; and hsg 70 say that
the facilities importing ther goods direct ron
manufacturers abroad they enabled 70 offer
purchasers not be found other store In this city
sent I'm . y
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General Agency Warrington, ID. q.
DY A. M FARQUHAR formerly Of Harrisburg, PENNSYLVANIA,
claims for the with Mexi
the revolutionary the war with Great Btan and the Flor
For PENSIONS bounty land, or scrip
attend the purchase and sale of bounty
N order.
Patent OHeeThe applications for patents procuring models
drawings will be attended nil their branches
General OGce- claims against the department will be
settlement Of conaciors quarterly accouns pay OF
New Orleans Delm Nashville Union, Advertiser,
Louis New Era Cincinnati Gazette indianapolis
New York Herald and Detroit Free Pess viii publish TO
Of s. and send their bills to this Office accompanied
with a paper Is @' t.n June 2fu
cPLENDID Carpeting, Curtain Goods sc.-The
respectfully Invite attention Of citizens and house
their stock OF furnishing goods which
they be surpassed, equaled, BY other
the district They name ,t..
IN CARPETING,
Patent tapestry velvet do tapestry Brussels
Royal Administer, English BRUSSELS
Imperial thres ply, double super ingram r.
Losx-prced all wool ingram, royal twilied Venetians
Rich cheneille and ufed rugs
Heavy oclos width, which viii be cut TO 1T any
IN CURTAIN MATERIALS,
Rich de laines rich figured de LANES
Rich high coored damasks, rich union damasks
Twilled and plain cashmereu '...
Worsted damasks all coors
Embroidered laced curtains embroidered muslin do
Embroidered muslins, BY the yard
Tassel-oops, gimps borderinss, bindings
Tasseis eords and fixtures Of every kind &c.
Of table and piano cover
linen sheengs damask napkins and
Sc ali Of which are just perfectly eh and will be Of
upon accommodating terms AL are respectfully IN
o for themselves. = ,.oor :. -, 4.
Sep ll-aaw4wh r. n HUE o W.
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BENsETT oLEmENTs,
Notary PsbAc, Bomtv Lond, Pensfoa and General
.areus. M I,ashfnxfon,

CONTINUES prosecute claims for revolutionary services in
valid revolutionary, halfpay and widows pensions and all
claims 1919 and the with Mexico
His long service clerk the Treasury Department. and more
prompness efficiency claims committed his
His charges uniformly moderate. IL
pecied thai correspondents win pay postage.
RKrfERHsoEs.
Hon. A. p. Bagby, Ala Hon. A. Iverson, Ga. !.
T. Butler King, Ca. Col A. g. Bennett, r. NJ. army,
r. 0. Rher, !. G. Gen. ~ Towson, 2. NJ. Gen.
j.. T.. Phelps, Mo. Hon. II. La Sere, La
r. w. Tompkins, Miss Messrs Gales seaon,
J. n. Hamanson, La Messrs. Corcorm Riggs,
q. Md Col IT. p. Andrews, r. NJ. A.
d. e. Kaufman, Texas, Col d. j. Ricardo, New Orleans,
job Mann, PA. Mai. Lloyd J. Bcali, INA.
X Paris, comptroller OF Peter Hagner esq, ID auditor
treasury. treasury
Sept N-ly
National Medical College, washington, ID. Q.
THE ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES will commence on
the first Monday in November, and continue until the end
March, ... In.
Thomas MILLER NJ d. Professor Of Anatomy and Physiology
WILLIAM JoHSsros NJ. D., Professor Of Obstetrics and the
Diseases Of Women and Children. -
JosHuk RLEY, NJ d. Professor Of Matera Medca Theapue
ions NAY NJ D., Professor or the Principles and
TYLsi, d. Professor Of Pathology and Practice Of
Medicine.
LrosIRp GALE NJ D. Professor Of Chemistry Pharmacy
RonsRT kiso srosE d. Adjunct Professor Of Anatomy and
Physiology. :.
JAAss t. MoRols, NJ. d., Prosector and Demonstration.
Clinical lectures selected from the WASH
ngton nhnnary Operations performed before the class
Fee for full course Of lectures 800 Demonaor ticket So
Good board procured g 50 to 80 per
WILLIAM r. JOHNSTON, NJ. d., Dean,
July 102awt5thNov 9Th street, between and
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For BaItlmo q.

THE steamer OsCEoLA will, on sunday the -
A-0u~ OF september, commence making IMP week 10
above place, leaving Washington every SUNDAY
O'Clock leave Baltimore every Tuesday Al
will regularly, going and returning,
Leosardown, Md 81 Marys river, Md and Cone nvef Val
and NJ usal Landings Potomac, land
~ FOR NORFOLK
Tn. s,e,mey o.eeola will leave Thursday AZ
O'Clock M Returning, Norfolk every Friday al O'Clock
D. m. Passage and fare IS. ..--.
l,n5inss - - JAMES MITCHELL,
SenSo Captain.
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DIsckwood's Edinburgh Magazine for September
TAYLOR MAURY,
Book,eIlsrs, near Oh street.
septT lNswsl
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AGENCY, washington.-The undersigned, late Of the In
specton ofice Department. offers his sery
~ mail generally OF the south
particularly with the that his removal from once
initiate character he has for many years
tanned in honesty, capacity, and hde and
refers 20 his ONCE Of both parties, with their hearty
consent sustain him therein. -, =
An orders 20 business Of every nature the seat o.
e'' - JAMES OWNER, Agent,
July 4-d6 late Of Post Once Department.
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NOTICEThe beg inform the citizens and
cubic generally has Just employed wokmen from Eu
rome and from ce Of known skill and expenence
which, together with his knowledge and paetce In me bust
mess far y years win confidence That ne -
preoad 10 manufacture jewey costly silver,
tban other establishment known 70
country. His customers are respectfully
requested their orders with ,,,,,,,,o,,r,,
Penn. avenue, between 9t and ION streets
AUG
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FOR NORFOLK.

rA The steamer OsCEoLA will, on Saturday, the 7th
July, making trips above
place. leaving Saturday
O'Clock Returning leave Norfolk every Monday
lay AZ 4 O'Clock p. m.
Che win touch going returning Pney Point Point Cone
River, and the usual landings Potomac.
Passage and Norfolk ..................,..s5
Piney Point. ...,...,........
July 7--dn JAMES MITCHELL, Captain.
7 KNOX WALKER will practise law I'm supreme
j, Court Of the and OF
claims against government Addrtss washinson, d. Q.
Mar. Ih-6
HENRY 8. FOoTE will hereafter practise in the suprem
Ill Court Of United States.
7Leen him be directed either Jackson
Mississpps or 70 This city, JuyN
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nm. A. DE vAUDRIcOURT begs leave to inform the
U yube friends permanently located an Wash
tuition Of the French
Italian spanh languages and also Of The piano forte and draw
References highest respectab
win be Owen applying his residence, l2 street, between and
d. Grons Academy, Davs music and
Mrs. Andersons stationery
July I7-eodn
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Oct 2-3tawtlstNoy'
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who either had present have wards
members of the Institution. ..t-5 tr'
Sep 2--u III KEN gE llnteLI .sg~a.
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Benjamin p Worcester, teaeh'
Of Phonosaphy during the past several schools N %
city, private instruction ~ his lMrs
Posters Oh street, between and ~ on reasonable terms
Sept 2-lawn
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CENERAL House Furnishing Dry Goods wsreroom.
m CIAcETT DODsON would respectfully inform all
intending keep house. they
for The reception Of much
above line than has
hitherto seen in this city, absent for few
their purchases and would respectfully desire
Of the pretes best and most extensive as
sorinen from wa their return They will have
saperb Tapestry Velvet, Tapestry Brussels, and Brussels
Three ply supcrfne Ingram, low priced do
Darpask twincd plain Venetian Carpeipg
Together with everything and good which may Dc needed
their line. Aug xo-h1wANh
As~ucy of Book-Publishing Houses I'm the United
States.
TAYLOR MAURY, booksellers and staoncrs, Pennsyvana
avenue having formed connexions with the
prnpal country, supply al orders
Tor religious miscellaneous MEDICAL and schoO
books I'M copies, publication prices
Schools individuals intending order Foreign
or American northern cities, trouble
&c. by leaving their orders witt
TAYLOR d MAURY, In Washington city. July 3
CIIEAP would invite the remaining
sock Of summer hand n intention close
prices suit all that give Ne call They are
White demi wells
Worked and standing collars
DO inside handkerchiefs and Jenny Lind habits
and q usln cspcs, worked cuffs
Thread, ak, and Md gloves
Pace and bonnet flowers
-" = D. 4 A. TATE,
Aug n-eoa Successors J. T. d G. King