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UNIVERSITY or MARYLAND.
- M, x,.t~ 80 .sla., NJ Ig1D-.nn


UNIVERSITY or MARYLAND.
Faculty of Physic.--scssion Of $4,000.
THE Lectures copme Monday, % October,
Il tinue 18th n March ensuing.
Chemistry Pbarmacy-WILIla H. A. AIKEN, NJ d., LIZ ID.
surgery-NATHAs X SsTH.
Tbsrapeu,ics Maiea Medica CHEw ID.
Anatomy and Physiology--JosEPH Rory, NJ. ID.
Theory and Practice OF MedicineWILLIAn POWELL, NJ. D.
Midwifery and Diseases Of Women and Chidren-RIoHARp H.
Lecturer Pathology and Demonstration Of anatomy w.
MiLrHsBERasR.
will be opened October h under the
Fecs for 500 Comfortable
be obtained The vicinity Of The Medical College or r. 80 to
80 80 week. WILLIAM Il, a. AIKEN,
Ang l5-oawtNovi Dean OF the Faculty.
Superior Old Brandy.
HE subscnber very superior Brandy
Of the vintage Of ie purchased expressly for medicinal
wishing article this kind would do well 20 call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere
CHAMPAGNFs.
Schroeder Cock and Crown
Heidsieck Ducal Grape
Juno Venus
Anchor Fountain.
Always together variety Wines Liquors,
segars, Tobacco, kc. JOSEPH WRIGHT,
Aug li-eodlm Penn. avenue, near 18th street
CARD.
THE undersigned late OF Pension Oce having for
years employed duties with
details thereof offers his services public
In Of claims against He
win attend other business connected with the other de-
All business con6ded shall promptly attended and
faithfully executed. All letters mast be post paid
THOMAS LUMPKIN,
Agency once.
wasHrreros Cry, D. O., August Q, ls49
Aug 2-lmeod
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JOHNSON ON arsnurcs and Fertilixers,I voi London
Danas Muck Manual; vol, Lowell.
Chaptals Agricultural Chemistry Boston
Liemge Chemistry In its Applications Agriculture New fo
culture New York
sgaarrcs Agricultural Chemistry Ph'
delphia.
An Introduction the Works Of Davy and Liebig VOL
London.
yaux on Filling and feriiizng Land vol, London.
The Farmers Companion; By Jesse Buell. VOL Boston
Muhenberg on Grasses vol, Philadelphia.
Flemish Husbandry l VOL, London.
Mclnioshs Practical Gardener; vol London.
Johnsons Farmers Eneycopeda Emersons American ed"
] vol, Philadelphia
Johnson's Dictionary Modern Gardening IGndreihs Ame
edition; vol, Philadelphia.
Gardeners Dictionary u Practical Farming vol New Yc
Loudon's Encycopmdia Of Agriculture vol, London.
Loudons Encyclopaedia Of 3ardeningi vol, London. n
And many other valuable and practical works every
farming and gardening. :. 49,, On
Ap23 FRANCk TAfLOf'
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CrHAw Matfings, Floor Oi-Cioths, &c., S-cWo have
~ In and will sell the accommodating
80 pieces superior Canton mating, perfectly
sheets heavy and very rich floor oi-coth
% pieces styles oil cloths, low priced
Is pieces superior three ply carpene, very cheap
$50 pieces superior double Ingram do.
30 pieces superior double ingram do. very cheap
~ very rich bordered crumh cloths
25 pieces bun and whts blind linen, all widths
20 rich cheneie and tffted
80 nch muslin curtains
Is rich lace curtains
go pieces embroidered curtain muslin, low priced.
Alo variety o. linen sheetng pillow bolster linens
table damask, towels napkins chntz abs
and piano covers, fur oiicioths, SC, sc.
To all OF which special OF housekeepfn
before making tho purchases elsewhere determined
sell cheap.
Ap 4-d4wif p. II. HoOE h CO.
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VrouIUo-CARDs printed and plates engraved An the
most approved STYLE notice, and visiting carts Of
ne nnen quality supplied, by TAYLOR MA0RY,
Nov - Booksellers, Oh n.
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THE United stetes Form Book containing every
n Of conyeyaDcina commercial and other peceden apca
c 70 every State in Union with directions for executing tho
peng complete agreements,
arbitraiion bills promssoy notes. bonds distress,
'eaes rents letters patent ens marriages. mortgages,
ma much Sp powers Of attorney, protests Wills Sc SO,
~ vnef Information useful In every branch Of business
ton. 1870 " - P'k"', P''ee ~ ~ s'"" WI
ApnlH FRANcK TAYLOR
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res, FOR NORFOLK.--1he steamer osceoa hayihi
undergone thorough repairs, has resumed her tnp
the above place, leaving Washington every Tbursdr
ate O'clock Returning Norfolk Friday ocos
touching Cone vcr and the usual landings The Poom'
Passage and fare, s.
..ylE--.A FOR BALTTM0RE.-Thc osceoa leaves Wash
Fsss<s~<e for baltimore every Sunday O'Clock "
Returning leaves baltimore Tuesday O'clock on
going and returning eonardtown, Cone ve m usual
landings on the Potomac.
JAMES MITCHELL"
Mar 2o-3tnwtf
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PosT 0vyrcE DEPARTMENT,
Washington, April Is, 1850.
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Of the LIST Of June FL
that will give aspect
No will be spared In adding
and pleasure oi the
evidence instances poshvs
and is smos effect IN parcu
regarded good policy enlarge the
comsctc original dess, 70 gay the
Situated remarkably healthy region, full OF the
Ridge In vicinity the beautiful village Of War
may Tie
roads, may seek exercise In
alleys pistol gallery the Of billiards. the
heau The and will ind peculiar
taken their APPROVAL while the aow and
the gd and silver hs The ek and the swan relieve
tedious who Interested In w0tSrs In
which expanded beaty could
ges add OF visiters. The
hurdle the fancy ball. masquerade and brilliant
preparation. designed gay monde only To the holy
cordial gudsns
spend the without charge The usual services Of
church respected throughout the season.
These the
andria Tn weekly will
points Till July, when daily lines will be estab
ished
Springs post oce books
spring. and all letters should be directed they may be len
OF hoard will follows go for the whole end
ing @75 monthi go for months SIS
go per sls for u rs
lodging children
No charge t children under three old When
tables provided for children before
who the ordinary table will be charged full price
DANIEL WARD,
June Is Superintendent
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in this city, and waiting he has received telegaphlc
information thar bis commission 10 on the way We are
in the Senate. and what we doing THIS IS meas
Of Cancellation, OF harmony, OF brothery love, and,
being OF bolhey love, do not think II ought
be clxpped upon the country by anything less than
full Senate. We read in the British history OF forced be
nevolence. We all know what that is. The House OF
Commons were in the habit Of giving present Of
money-so many hundred pounds sterling-to the King
AT last the King, instead OF waiting for the to give II.
got into the habit OF forcing il. They continued to
call IT benevolence. although II was by force. Now,
this is forced compromises forced conciIiaon--
forced embracea thing Of forcing people 10 love each
other Laughter have read that III some countrles-
not IN our country Tor our women would not submit 70
1.-THE way 10 make woman love her husband was 10
beat her But do not think this principle would hold
tog ether in this forced Cancellation hs forced embrace
between men. think ought now TO adjourn, not
merely because il getting ate but Tor the reasons that
have stated that two States are bui half represented,
and expect their representatives here IN The shortest
possible time. and the heat OF the weather has forced
some other senators to leave their seats NOW, u the
Senate choose go on IL will become question OF bone
and muscie-of who will hold out longest have been
tried in former times in the old "Bank OF the United
States Congress, about this OF the year showed
try how will be now, if il becoaes question OF bone
and muscle to force compremse-lo force love
feast. taugherlo force each other into each others
arms.
Mr.. CLAY called for the yeas and nays which were
ordered, and, being taken, resuedyeas %, nays 23as
follows:
YEAS--Messrs Baldwin. Barnwcll, Benton. Berren,
DAVIS q Msissppi Dayton, Dodge Of Wisconsia Greene,
Hale, Hann, Hunter, Mason Miller, Morton. Phelps, Se-
bastian, Seward, Smith, Sone, Turney, Underwood, Up
NAYS-Messrs. A,chison Bradbury, Bright, Cass, Clay,
Dawson Dickinson, Dodis Of Iowa. Douglas Downs M,
Walker, aud Whitcomb25
So the Senate, at s o'clock, adjourned
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THE place opsned and daily
between and Sir Johns point the Baltimore and Ohio
rnilroad, distant only a hall miles.
O'Clock In evening and from Cumberland
II, a m.
The bsencial all where thermal baths
chronic diahna diseases Of the
tbs 1nsysand especially cfcacious irregu
lasitss Of The a peculiar to The other 4. luxury Inc
unspod There
by ~ and four feet DEPTH copoaIy supplied
n of deg Fahrenheit
spout, md sune1na
The - - undsuisnsd which will accommodate about
bs upolstercrs Of Baltimore and,
comfr will ~ and to be- not inferior TO the best hotels
The provided pains
spared this establishment Bedford and other mner
while the immediate neighbqrhood
there nnc chalybsats and sulphur spring.
with
proons and be according the
lodging accommodation required.
Juns 2s-8wdAc JOHN SMOTHER
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William and Mary College

William and Mary COU6Xe.
of will the
l. I'd Wednesday in October.
Faculty
Right JOINS, d. D., President and Professor Of
Moral Philosophy.
Judge TUCKER, Professor Municipal and Consu
u0na Law
EwELL Professor Of Mathematics and Astronomy
MoRoAN J. 6xEAp Phi. D., Professor Of Humanity
f. HorxNs, A. M Professor Chemistry and Natural
Philosophy.
H. WAsnIsoroK A. M, Professor Of History and Political
Economy.
Rev SLAs Torrxs d. Intellectual Philosophy,
Bellies Lettres, and Rhetoric.
study regular
Bachelor Of Arts and Science COURSE
Science
produce their
Students Join regular class for
with the classes those
which, they may be found qualified
~
college between Ss6 and Sl96
Circulars fuller infoma
inquiries answered, addressed Professor
MORGAN J. SMEAD, williamsburg Virginia.
July 90--1awew
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NEW FURNITURE sTORE.-The Subscribers would
IN specfny inform District that they
9th nearly opposite Browns Hots
they will and
furniture, vixs
Mahogany and marble top bureaus
Ccnse and nbass, wMshstAnda, Aresssanda, &C
Mahogany fresoh and bsdstesda Of every variety
Parsor, easy rocking, spring seat, and other chairs
SANDS &c mahogany setses
Plush ana plain spring and cushioned son and dvans
every description '#UNr
Maple other cape~sat Of every description
Feather bed bedding, shock, and
With iasa c ascies
furnishing hNs al Of which viii sell rsssonah prices and
fAvorshae terms 0RkDN TASTET,
Jwiy Q0--<od0s Uoupnisuioh Merchants.
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LAIRFTELD MARINE HOTEI---J. B. MoNNoT informs
his friends The public that the 18th Of Junc
hotel, branch, b Of
Hotel The hotel thus announced IL situate in the village
Faire Long Island Sound
snessat and safe bsseh for bathing and The midst
surrounding celebrated for the and
cies for romantic rides and drives Trains New Haven Rail
rnad Pairhe leave aud New York Canal
times zach day the trip occupying from aRd
The hotel will Ave hundred essa,
and will be under s direction of Captain Stephen Ros
June ll-9nwfnAnsi
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I'd Mixture compound OF the most
and choice the fer
tile and genial soil Of Assam. /" w :"
Wa the introduction Of these nasches teas
distribute BY lot among the
quantity equal 10 tho h years pon ON the
effected
purchaser enclosed In the package numbered
ceruca enuting chance distribution for
fifty amounting $oO00 the
of the value Of ten cent? ~ two
dollars will be given bonuses according TO the fol-
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as prizes In all HWoiu. vxJVU
Those persons priced teas receive their
proportion they will for cash, cduc
ton of cent.
90 County agents required Applications to be addressed ost
paid Company's Depot, NJ above.
Jupe l-d1n
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vNANTB1 to kairo By fhs Yeax NAVE WonAAn, WIN
w qu11Atd couk and Do h6eshdlA III sanAn
~ AS}ayaa me ocsn6se nAsa UuiI~ sSss n WIN ~
July lf-dAcpd
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l36 Green1ich strssf, NeW York
THE propeo call the attention Of connosseu tea, and
selection Of
this which, by
and decacy, combined with virgin purity and
urpAssng richness and flavor
The teaso following.
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ment OF her northern and western bOundaries
Mr.. BRADBURY had moved to amend the bill
lows:
That the President OF tbs United States be, and no
the Senate, TO appoint three com rsstoners, any -
whom shah have power To agree, with such conmi~s
be appointed under the legislative authority
State Of Texas, upon line Of boundary between tho
mcncing at the point whers tho Red river inssFsece
the l0Olh degree Of west longitude. be'nE the soa~1
angle OF the Indian territory and running 10 pom,
no Grsnde 10 no agreed upon by me se'o oomm s"
and also agree upon the terms condtunns ano COM
atoms ufon which such limo shall be cstA0sheo Ana
proceedings and agreements OF the said connmissn
shall be- a. soon ~ possible, transmitted - the Pses'd
the United States. 10 be by him snomisssd ~ Cong'e
ia action ther~upon snd tho said saresment, who's
n,ovd NV the Congress OF the United Ssn>es and tbe
azure OF The OF Texas shai b obligatory upon
parties. $40
Mr. RUSK had moved to amend the amendmss
adding the following: sf4
Provided That the State OF Texas BE-, and the same
by is declared entitled all the rights che possessed
territory Of the Rio Grnnde the dale Of the erce
OF notifications at Guadalupe HidAlgo. or II any time
that date.
The question was stated upon the latter AMENDING
Mr. CLAY. lwsuid Suggest 10 my friend from
whether there might not be another proviso added.
their joint report to the Legislature Of Texas BY the
January. 1881, and 70 the Congre0 BY tbe let Of Z
ary, 1851" The object ID TO crcumscribe the time
my own impression ID. that the commission mign
in Austn-no need OF going to Fl Paso- make ~
report, and submit Il TO Congress at The time have
toned
Mr. RUSK. agree with the Suggestion Of the =,
ment There 10 a. amendment 10 b a6dsd 10 this
TINT wp come IN better Al Dc beGinnin1 Of the ="
III b Al S M, ffssidsds. the amendment
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The House q Representatives on Saturday
night refused 10 concur ia the amendment Il
the senate 10 the Civil and Diplomatic bill,
providing for the naturalization Of the con-
tractors for the Congressional Printing. We
should be pleased Il our contemporary had been
relieved ffoo an undertaking which has proved
more oBcrous than he had reason 10 expect, bui
we DO no, see that Congress could with pro-
pretty have legislated for his individual benefil
Ia the circumstances Of the case before them. II
LoeVf,~o,sm had called Tor the abolition, in
stead u the suspension Of the contract system,
We think IL might have succeeded. This sys-
TEN has been tried for several years, aud has
proved distinct and admitted failure. De
vices will always be resoried 10, with the view
a successful undertaking, which must result
in inferior work aud IFS tardy execution. There
IL not publisher Ia the United States who
would think Cor moment OF advertising his
work cor the lowest blddeT--ior the reason thai
he would consider IL the wors, possible econo-
my The work must always correspond with
the price--snd the Congressional printing will
always be badly executed, until Congress can
trust itself 80 Ear as 10 select lis own printers al
remuaerating prices,
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Ls~rsr AnL. AcotnEsr.--a Hessf dssloi,slsd ~
Nss~~ AZ tho au-ricsa fnsil-stcaTntr Pacific
SO leaving hef wharf q, the foi - Canal street IN
Ne~ lost, GA SATURDAY 81 nen,s sd accident oc-
CURED la swinging srosnd. her ~hosl- hooss
osashss frsrns tuiiting uu 80 rhsrt unoer and
aga vhilh ,hs cro~d hsd ssfeuihisd 80 s,s Der
dsrsri, sd hs,sn'ly pulled 4 dy~r. crushing .
ueuiisf n psasou. Ia be hh TIE greatest I'm.
sisrnsiipn and ossfosfsn pfrfailrd N.ny per.
soss ivsssv-i loco 80 ~utsf. and s'Ts tv-cued ~
l-s.i. snd s.sis,.sts irsan ~ shsff ttisgfsghic
despsiCh. DATED % qpsref i-tff three. y. IA of,
saturday, Fspfc-.nira nat ulirty Prfsops wsr.
killed $40 frrty ~usnsiod ~ this srcia,nt spb.
ssgwsnt desp.frh, hg~seef, from gsr fsrulsf cor.
rs-ponasri. nisfns. 49, onlY to Instant.
y k,lied. lssi fhsi great msny .sss ~oonaed.
Tia rscihr asi.yea be- aspsflsrs
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,l'Us srssss ruEa has The pleasure OF iu-
il fsrming 30 ffisntfs ard the citizens of Wash
layton. Gcorgetosn, aud Alexandria, and the adj
lsCsut country, hat he stock OF Upholstery Goods
snd Psrsf hsbRings, II every variety, ~ now com
ylets. and vii surpass, not only Ia variety Of
styles. bat slso In elegance and taste, any former
display 10 ~hich the attention OF his patrons has
b~sn iavitsd-.uch az gilt Cornioes, bands and pins
20 match; Window Shades, Of all patterns and
s,rs, also pi.in Shades, such ss buff holland, white
linen, and chintx, made % order. Also, hand
soss selection Of Curtain Tssscls Loops, and bell
snd picturs Cords.
have ai-o a splendid assortment Of American
ard French Paper nsnginrs. which for styles
rs, - surpassed BY sny establishment ia the city
.i.o make "a orJrr fcather Beds, hair aud shuc
Mattresses, spring Mattresses, bed and window
tsrtsip-, Carpets. aud CO.bOns.
Rsins practical tpl,olsierer, and understand
log the btssin.-s in ali Ia d.tsis, give my per.
sonai sisenttsn ~ that department.
Competent ~orkmsn viii be sent 20 any Of the
adjacent place., 70 put up and arrange the differ.
srt orders, whsn oesircd.
JOHN ALEXANDER,
p.su. avenue, ss'~.sn iash and i,,h cts,
ssrs fA--Na Gle
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Texas Of the provisions of the Boundary bill
and NO think that IL the enactment Of con
dtions prescribed by Governor BELL does MOI
satisfy that gentleman, II will satisfy the PEG
plo 10 whom he recommended them rs ''iair,
nauitahl.. and hnnorablen
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The Boston lila. contains letter Of a col

The Boston .iflas contains letter q col.
umn and half in length, addressed by tn,
Hon. HoR.cE Mass to {. L. FrLToS, esq.
Elio, Professor Of Greek Ia Harvard Uniyer.
siiy The subject Of IT is an article published
anonymously by the professor In the .}drer-
i.ser, defending Mr. WrpsrrR's use OF tn,
phrase oaptafOrcs rerborBni. For disciple Of
The "humanitics," We must say that Mr.. Mans
employs tOlerably free pen.
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LNALL sTYLEs-New styles of fall dress goods
IL for ladies. just opened Plain and figured
Silks and Satins, all wool Satin dc LANES, solid
colors; Merinoe, Alpacas, Parametos, and Cash
ineres all grades and colors with Mousseline5 de
Lame, from II. cents to 81. Iwouid call particu
lar attention TO my stock OF prints, which equal any
that have ever been brought to this market. The
whole of which will be cold at the very lowest
prices for cash only. G.. VIM. VERIFY,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7th and sth sts
Sent 2S-dcw
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('oNGREss LEMONADE "A most convent.
~ ont article for manufacturing this wholesome
beverages atesspoon full Of 1t added to tunbler Of
water Immediately makes superior lemonade. II
warranted not 10 contain cream Of tartar, or any
Other drug but !: the real juice Of the lemon mixed
~ith the best white sugar,
For sal: BY ~ cALLAN,
Sept i7-dN
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On our outside will b. found a eHrsspaaa.
ence that has recently taken place b-a~aea his
old friends and neighlors IA Ne~ Hampshire and
Mr.. WEssrns. ia rlslioa 10 his resent coarse
upon the measures 81 compromise.
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N
~ The subscribers have the pleasure now Of in
forming their friends, and the citizens generally
Of the cites Of Washington, Georgetown, Alexan.
dris, and the adjacent country that their stock
the richest and latest styles Of House furnishing
Goods, OF every variety, 10 fully complete, and vii
surpass not only in variety OF styles, but aso in
elegance and taste, any former display TO which
the attention Of their patrons has been invited
IN CARPETINGs.
French and English yelvcts, latost designs, gu
perlstive.
English Tapestries. very rich.
Speculative English Brussels, extra heavy.
do premium American BRUSSELS.
English and American, low priced extra rich.
Imperial threc-ply, new patterns, extra super
English.
American Ingram, all wool, low. priced.
Tapestry and Royal Venetian, for steps.
Cocoa Nattngs, Tor basement passsges.
Hemp Carpetngs, very ssryiceablo aud cheap.
Floor oil-Coths, IN full sheots, cut any shape
Extra rich Cheneillo and Tufted Rugs.
Low-Procd Chsneillo snd Tufcd Rugs for
chambers.
Figured Baires md lar go-,iztd Crumb Cloths, &c
IN CURTAIN MATERIALS they name
Extra rich French dc I.aincs
DO German do
do English do low. priced
DO Worsted Dsnask, every shade.
do Union DO very cheap
do French and English Chintrcs
T~illed and plain Turkey (red) Cashmerets.
Embroidered Lace and Muslin Curtains.
Gtlt Cornce, late styles, Cimps, Tassel Loops,
&c, in great variety.
Tney slso ask especial attention to their large
and carefully selected assortment Of
Linen Shectings, Table Damasks, Satin Dam
ssks.
Table Cloths, Dsmask Table Napkins.
Tovellings, Table and Piano Covers.
White and colored Bed Quite, bed and crib
Blankets
Pilow-csse Linens, Cotton sheetings
Step Damssks, Step Oil Cloths, &c
Together with every other article in their line,
all of which have been purchased upon such terms
80 will enable them to maintain their reputation OF
furnishing the very beet goods at the lowest
prices. r. II. HOOE 4 Co.
Sept 2l--iwif
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MR.. r. II. Liable has the honor to announce
WI to the citizens Of Washington and George
town, that his fret course Of dancing lessons for
the seasou will commence ON TUESDAY, October
Let, at bic residcnce, on Pennsylvania avenue, op-
poste Willsrd's Hotel.
Days Of Tuition: Washing ton-Tucsdsys, Thurs
dayr, and Saturdays; Georgetown Mondays and
Fridays. tJnionl Sept 2i-df
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4 DESCRIPTIVE GEOGRAPHY, AND
"A, Brief Historical Sketch Of Palestine by Rabbi
Joseph Schwarz, translated by Isaac Leeser illue
trated with Maps and numerous Engravings |
vol Svo., just published and this day received, for
sale by TAYLOR & MAURY,
Sept 80 booksellers near 9th st.
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), SMITH was nominated by exclamation Great
,pplause followed the announcement by the chair
hat WAsnlSoros HUNT was the Wing candidate
or Governor
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III, Hon. MrREDuu =. GEsrEY has beer
absen, for several days from his seat in III,
House in consequence Of indisposidon, but ",
sre happy 10 learn that he IN now conyalescent
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TREASURER'S STATEMENT,

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issued preM ihs
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