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General agency and Law once at Washington,
DE sELDING d WYLIE,
No. Todds Bulding Penasylpaaia door
ByoWn's Hotel, Washington, D. C.

No, I0dds BuIIdlng FenasyIpaala apeaue
BroWn's Hotel, Washington, d. C.
rIiAs DE sELDING ANDREW WYLIE, jr., having formed
partnership for purpose Of prosecuting
Congress, board com
ssonss appointed for the adjustment Of spoaiions
claims foreign
full and faithful attention all
their charge They viii also attend obtaining pensions, bounty
land arising
otherwise buying and selling real estate collecting
Andrew Wylie, IT, viii any business with which
either himself the firm be nised In any of
the District, Supreme Court Of the United
Chas. DE selding being United notary
public, and commissioner OF deeds for all
will give prompt attention 10 the taking Of testimony
ment OF Deeds and other duties which appea bis oiee
Charges will be moderae and regulated
services required. ~
Communications (post pad) will receive immediate attention
Sept S-dly
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snpreme Court OF the United states.

DEcEspER TERa, 1919.
RuLE No Ordered a where appearance is entered
defendant before the
second day of the succeeding that on which the case Il
docketed, shall be dismissed of the plaintiff
RUIZ No. 55-When a called for at
TERMS upon call the second term neither
prepared shall be dismissed nj the OF the pnnh,
sufficient shown for further posiponement
No. 560rdeTed That printed under the oiei
rule shall not hereafter be receSed unless filed within the mt ten
days Of the term.
RuE 57Ordered That twelve printed copies Of the alb
sracts, points, and authorities required BY the h third rule, be
before called 0
copies for the for the reporter, for the
opposing COUNSEL and the remaining 10 be retained BY e clerk
Test: WM TIoS. CARROLL,
Oct l5-law3w C. S. q. U, >.
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,,,.royx of the Romans under the Empire. n

rrYsUoRy of the Romans under the empire. ny
Ill us,yaIe vols London, 1850 "a -
p., R,i.h Peerage Baronetage. New edition. vol
I,endon, 1850, -, "a, -, ,sso
History Literature ny Bloonhed Taourd and othen
sacred History biography. by the Rev. Dr. Cox vol
Iindo,. History Jews Of Spain and Portugal vol
ON Military Law and Floggng by Major General G. J. NAPIER
4 vol
Imported direct from London by .,,,,,, r.,,,oo
fhAN'h iHtho"
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John X. Martin,

General agent for Claipants,
once to the presently No Law Buldings, Richmond Va
A. win pt9.sea's with smpsaas all Kind q claim. ssaa.
Of the against individuals, all revolutionary claims
% as ss oa s s 'H0 al
He has been with s az nearly sy
posi paid addressed him, either Richmond
@ hi the s M orr @ % 70 ' sa
Senate Hon Jas A seldom, <, Meade, Thos, Ayeei
EdInundson I. McMullen House q fRepreseniaives.
Hon John Mason, Hon. John NJ Bots and james Lyons
r. Hobbie Assistant Postmaster General and Thomas
Oct 5-d2wawam
NEW and Elegant carpetings 81. c.The subscribers have
sray s ses Of Wnsnnso snS snd
the county that ts stock Of the riches, and latest styles
will sass not only in variety styles, but also in and
taste any former display which the attention Of their has
been invited They name
IN CARPETINGs.
French and English veivets designs superIauve
snperla,ivs English Brussels, extra heavy
English and American, a%sseaa pess s',ssl ss1a rich
Imperial psa .a.ss,f!y, saes1 Ess:S n.~ patterns
And American ingram, all wool low priced
Cocoa naiinss, for Saselaen, passages
o Il .ssss sssSs ca, any .hsps sps''
Figured Sazs. and large sized erumS eloan SSa%'ss &C.
IN CURTAIN MATERIALS, they name
Hch rrchch ue iahes
do DO ss,%an sssisn DO DO low-pr,eed
do worsted damask every shade
do Do PaaUa french and Il English ss shintas. dntsp
T%isa and plain Turkey a Cred, ea.hmere's
Gilt cornice, late Styles gimps loops, &c. great
riety
They especial attention carefully selected
assortment Of
Linen sheetings table damasks, satin damasks
Table cloths, damask table napkins
Toweiings, table and piano
White and colored bed quilts, bed and crib blankets
Pliow-case linens, cotton sheetings
Step damasks, step oil cloths, sc.
been purchased such will enable maintain
their reputation Of furnishing the best goods the lowest
Sept al--4wif P. II. HooE CO.
DoOTs AND SHOES, Boots and shoes AT small prof
We would most respectfully call the attention OF
and the public large Of and shoes for
ladies' gentemen misses boys eden and servants both light
and heavy: .s....
To The Ladies.
We every variety CATERS CATERS, buskns,
slips excesors, Jenny Lind all warranted give sasac
Mccurdy's slips ties, stye for.............6a!
DO gailer shoes do.
Bronze half CATERS thick soles y
Light colored gaier boots. 50
Misses and chidrens ofevery quality and variety
To the Gsntie,nen.
Call and variety and style
Palentlcaher and caskin Congress gaers for.. 80 90
superior article Of proof boots for cunning and
farming purposes so
sewed boots shoes, single soes
own manufacture.
To The Farmers dnd Pilnters.
Our assortment heavy brogan and boots for servants and farm
hands, be equaled price and quality this city We
ste and all TO call before purcasnga shall offer induce
all kinds has purchased great from
A. HOOVER SONS,
South side Of Penn. av., between and sis.,
door to b. l.. Jackson and Bro.
Sept li--3aw4w
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AT REDUCED PIsICEs.-Tbe annexed description Of goods
III stock. Citizens
soourning Washington especially invited 10 examine
before purchasing bargains be obaned from
The following, viz
80 pieces beautiful styles spring aud silks in small
plaid, striped, and plain
10 pieces and parts OF pieces plaid Indin silks
10 do do figured foulafd do
IS British and French chLtzes in beautiful patterns for
chldrcn's
parts fine French jacOnes and ogande muslns
good style colored 10 and l3I yard
bareger and barege de LANES sacnfce.
All goods will be offered for cash.
CLAGErT, NEWTON, MAY, b CO.
Ju og-Jawif
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uALuAnIE R.nl E.,a,e ln ono COY of wa.hington

VALUABLE Real Estate In the city OF washington
for saeThe proprietor, intending 70 move 20 inc Mes WIN
three brick houses and lots on N
within square or two o the
number Of rooms each and
well calculated for shops 10 connexon win dwelling
house. subject 10 ground
rent yery Also, several enclosed squares with
cottages upon tbe between the Capitol and Con
Buryng for the cultivation Of vegetables
for the Washington Market for dares as may be peieed o.
The property occupied al present produc
tive good condition. and sold reduced prices III
ties indisputablo.
Persons wishing purchase address me by letter, or
personally fennsyyana avenue eW doofs
'' " '' ' w Il NJ. YOUNG,
Ap 5-oodtf Agent.
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THE Principal Of the ~ C Male Academy wishes
teacher who qualified TO teach
various English and the lower Mathematics lie must
man. habits and good moral charhciet
All applications be made immediately and BY letter. post paid
o the Principal
Feb tg-du
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BALTIMORE College OF Dental surgery...sept 1850
ID isl-The regular course Of In this institution
the last Monday of November and continues Tour
The dissecnF aud dental lnhmary
open Monday o October; aud pains have
spared for teaching student thoroughly both the principles
and practice OF his prof ssion -
I Fees for the fun course ....,s...'''..s..Sl2a
diploma Tee ~,
Sept l0--lawiw w. X HANDY, Dean
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FAN and winter Goods.-P j. srrrn

HENTLEMEN'S Fall and Winter Goods.-P. J. SrRER,
merchant tailor, adjoining Browns Hotel having
supply Of genemens tall and winter goods (Which all
fully himself the Nort pleasure
and the public call and them. The cloths embrace
the and shades popular, while
and yesinss require snly 10 be 10 be admired
The stock embraces nearly article Of gntomans ward
robe including dress sis, k wooen,
shirts and drawers, elegant erayat, handkerche gloves and
stocks.
prepared make up clothing
uee, and in style Of more than usual elegance.
Oct 5-3nw2wif
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Navy I,esr and Pork for 1851.

NAVY UEPARTMENT,
Bureau ofProysions Clothing, August l, 1850
SEALED PROPOSALS. "Proposas Been and Po
~ for Pork will be received this
Office until ~ O'Clock, mr. Thursday the 29 day Of August
next for furnishing delivering free OF all cost and risk The
United States
Five thousand navy beef and thousand
SC hundred barrels of navy pork. .#
Each barrel less than hundred pounds net
weight Of beef OF weight either arce will be
paid for To be delivered respective yards follows
Bbs bee. Bbs pork.
Al Ohariestown, Mass .,.....,. nOO -. .svW
Al brooklyn, ,N.Y...............l,oOp N. Y. Il ,oOp .,.SO II
Al Gospon, Na....., 800. $500
200 600
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Mrs. D. II. Burr's French and English Seminary for
Young Ladies',

Corner of Ninth and + sIreets, Washington,
WILL reopen Monday the l7th Of September thorough
English studies pursued and superior advantages
acquiring other accomplishments this
Able Instructors employed in the several depart
advancement
pupils ntred her nled number Of boaders
all times French
and also of enjoying the comforts OF pleasant home.
Terms, &c made known application 70 the Principal.
Aug 27-:taw4w
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A NEW Route 20 Ptttsburg, via the Baltimore, Sus-
queAanHa, dad Rairoad1hrough 10 Putsburg m
express will Calvert daily
mail from Washington and Baltimore
m connecting line Mddietown p M,
irving at Harrisburg At II, p. m, 10 dinner.
The train leaves Harrisburg the west AT 9, arriving at
this point passengers the option
JohnstOwn by packet
stages directir rom Hollidaysburg Pitisburg.
Tickets Will be sold the following points by this iran, TO wit
York, wnehtvc, Columbia Marietta Middeiogn, Harrisburg,
Mnerowu Perysylle, Lewown McNeystown, Hunt
ingdon, Hoiday ysburg and Ptsburg.
This train Cumberland Valley railroad,
which through Carlisle, shppensburg Chanbesbu and
other points this road
For the passengers Washington for any
points, will be The
depot OF the Baltimore Company arrival
the morning receive the baggage, which VIII be
ROBERT STEWART
Octl--dn Ticket Agent.
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nuE UNDERSIGNED will attend Ia any business ~
an sent IN Washingou may nted TO his care lie
viii ntis nd promptly the procuring Of bounyand warrants "has'
bs ls,e ac OF Congress the most reasonable terms
Iis oce or the present. Is over the Magnetic Telegraph ounce
Congress Hall. m m pprNCu
Sim "'"'
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nomEsTIc History OF the American He'"'"''""
india and the Indoos. ByF. DE w Ward
Grahame or, Youth and Manhood romance CO.,
Chrs,lsn,,y Revived in East. BY a. O. D. Dwight
Annals Of The Queens of Spain Vol3 ro.ycp TAytoR
fhhNSn '''''''
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AGENCY. washington.-The undersigned, late OF the in
specon of Office Department. offers his Hery
generally TO those OF the southwestern
particularly with the that his removal from ONCE
against the character he has for many yeafs
for honesty, capacity, and fidelity, and
Office Of both parties, with their hearty
o sustain him therein.
An orders Of The seat Of
government thankfully received and promptly despatched
JAMES OWNER, Agent,
July 4-dtf OF Ofice Department
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pIANOs, GUITARS sc.Ju received, per bagues syp and
Ida, Boston, schooner Alice nom New YORK, part
supply OF pianos. NV the most superb
and yaned Of pianos offered 70 hs ,
iO the widely factory Of Chckerng BOSTON, ana u
oldest and best New York factories This stock consists o.
b 6 and pianos Of the highest qualify oi one nno
finish particular attention Of the NUMBER mag
nheen carved piano. Of ociayes which Mr. Cbcen
has Of It's class ever hni-ia
destined on account superiority for the fair a Dos
ton Purchasers advantages selecting personally o
my large assortment of piano- at factory prices.
second hand pianos aken in part payment.
Aso, supply gtar every grade some rchy ihiah
and highly New music received weekly aud sold as
low NJ any IN this city =. .......
Sent INni Int n Aex, GAIL Penn.
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A GENTLEMAN, who H. fuliy prrPrfsea, %, oo'n n, ~ ~
study and ptnctiee 10 give instruction ~ e Wuab
taught higher seminares wishes 70 oS's , Tss p n
can he sven and befal salary ts required
Adyass q fpo., p,id Immediately city post once washington.
iG-eoHt
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THE Exercises OF the Young Ladies' Academy off
Visitation Of Frederick city, Maryland viii be resumed on Mon
the I'd September The having been enlarged
recent purchases both The health and amusement Of lhe pupils
VIII be greatly An excellent philosophical apparatus
hitherto possessed, the study Of philosophy
and chemistry The pension board, tuition washing
&C. s0 payable half yearly advance Music, driving IAN
guages form extra charges. Entrance tee, So. "a
For further information (post pad 20 the "Decesso oi e
Academy, y Frederick CITY, Maryland.
Aug i6-ihwgws
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ENLARGEMENT OF the CapitoI.-The Committee Pub
IL Buildings OF Senate having been authorized by resou
that body $40 invite accompanied by estimates tor the
extension Of the CAPITOL and allow premium Of ve hundred
adopted Committee Pub
buildings OF accordingly invite such
plans estimates delivered secretary Of The Senate
or day OF December next
required that these plans and estimates shall provide for the
CAPITOL either by additional wings, be placed
south of building BY the erection Of
separate distinct bung within the enclosure to the east OF the
building.
committee do desire prescribe condition that
and Judgment but they
would prefer plan proposed have such
correspondence with the building
structure when complete
Although but plan be adopted the committee reserve 70
right form such plan by the adoption Of pars OF
submitted, SHOULD such be found necessary; IN
event. committee also themselves the right 10
appoon according their Judgment the amount Of
awarded o the whole pan 10 those whose plans
BE- adopted according the relative importance and
merit OF each part adopted. . : -
JEFFERSON DAVIS,
JOHN H. CLARKE,
Committee Of the Senate Public Buildings
SENATE CHAMBER, 30h September, 1850
3-2Md
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nICT1ONNAItE Francais, et Espngnoi- -trnncais re-
dg dpres dernee edition de Acadene Franchise 81 ceie
de pAcadeue Epagnoe NJ NJ Lopez, ct Maurel volume
Just Imported from Paris by FRANCk TAYLOR
Also, Taboadas spanish and French Dictionary vols Paris,
ls4g.
spanish English Dictionary volumes London,
and Baeues Spanish English Dictionary vols
Boston.
Baees spanish English Dictionary, abridged
volume Philadelphia.
Blanc's spanish aud English Dictionary volume. London.
Meadows's Spanish and English Dictionary volume. London
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MOSES L. TIOTT,


ATTORNEY COUNSELLOR Law,
San Francisco. California.
RrfrRESoEs Hon. Z. w. Inge NJ c., Alabama John q Taylor
eq Mobile, Alabama Messrs. Rhodes Wright, Co., New Or
leans Louisiana Henry Clark esq., Tarboro' North Carolina
Gwn, NJ c. Cafonia Benz X. True, New York
r. eaey esq, Boston, Massachusetts, A. r. Hatch, ESQ.,
Portsmouth, New Hampshire May I-2awly
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UNIVERSAL. D,csiopery of weights aud Measures.
ancient and modern reduced the standards of the United
States by J. ". Alexander. Just reeeivedi ior sale
TAYLOR MAURY
septl1 Bookseller, near sth street.
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General agent a Washnsion City
claims tor land money the government OF indaua
n attended 10. -. a... az
oh 1919 land under the late aci OF 'o"s
nd ofer his services in all such cases, and OILERS
settled, and claims Congress Woechea'
W,sHIsaToS, September 20, is50.-ly
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COMMON HALL Of the town OF Petersburg, Virginia,
" May l. 1880 Tho by

COMMON HALL the town Petersburg, Virginia,
May 1880 The following this day adopted by
the Hall:
Roed That the the advertise proposals for
the bonds OF the corporation Petersburg endorsed by
The State Virginia. payable in 1870 and $50 s5
with payable half yearly February and
The proposals will bs received for Of less than $780,
addressed chamberlain of the until the 18th May
at y O'Clock which time they will be opened and the highest
bidder will be entitled thereto The for the will be
required 18th May 18th June and 18Th July and bidders will
which periods they offer The
to themselves the right reject any offer made"
be received town. according
the above resolution, until the h May y o'clock
IN. CHAs. coRIING,
May 2-dtl 4thMaynext Mayor
~ ENTLENIEN'S furnishing Store.-CHA ARLEs II.
LANE (ae OF the firm of Lane Tucker) having hied up in
superior style Of the elegant lately erected by them
would respectfully inform his friends
and public that he receipt his stock of fall and win
market from the best importing houses name, In part
few leading articles
Dress shirts, plain and fancy, large variety
Under shirts and drawers silk meno, hanne and cotton
Stocks scarfs
silk handkerchief linen cambria do, gloves suspenders
Hosiery Of all kinds
Robes, cashmere e laine superior French print
Umbrellas In pleasing variety, silk gingham cotton
Canes n a beautiful
keep constantly superior and we'll
selected geneen furnishing good and sell them
fair and reasonable prices.
respectfully solicit share Of public patronage
Oct 9-3taw3wif
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stoves, stoves, stoves, and Crates.

stoves, stoves, stoves, and Crates.
now n IN store to- e % ana Of for
the last eighteen Of all Sorts Sizes and kinds NY assortment
upon lle readers patience.
sn sn @ wood Peae cali and them viii
sell suit ata very small per eenage have on hand
churches and which am 70 put Up a. s
patent pao sove heating parIors and chambers
above by introducing the external air. a,.o, oom
large supply Of the @ s 90 or Bass sDs n
e bottom ef ,Se ovens and give entire saeton have
c s sal sale me above cooking s's g. m I and @
refunded None s Sa sn, usS se on e '0' e
received with handsome parlor s,oye
opt called the Ben franklin for wood or coal reae
can ana examine my ''0eA 0e'0'' p''"' g. WOODWARD 81
Penn. avenue, between Io,h and lith streets
VOUNG Is OREM, Merchant Tailors and Clothicrs,
respectfully beg leave 10 inform their friends and e
they opened beautiful assortment OF seaonaoe
goods. s i. ,,.., .,v,ss and IN
variety quality which we are prepared to make up 70 0aef
Our made eonr will be mostly style and
quality. Those wishing complete suit or any article 'o
We have also shirts, good make and o. andsrdress Q,
wSG iSb ,s ws ] snS ss sgiea al ar ss prSss Ses''
Pease call and see o,,>, opp,,
Three doors of Browns Hotel Penn. avenue
oc, s-3aw4wir
THE eopar,ner.hiP recently sai.ns between ss hs &c
the necessary absence Of one Of uns paries y.,.cu
WILLIAM J. NILES.
WAsnisGTos, August DC, 1850.
lions against either department Of The government at
washington W. D. WALLACE.
Refer Speaker Cobb, Of Georra Ashmun Of
Massaehuses; Dayy virginia PhGniI Of New York Taylor
ohio La sec Of louisiana OF generally 70 h members q e
House OF Representatives of this and the last Congress-
Aug T-3inw3n
For Norfolk, Pinsy Point, and Old poi"'-F"rs Ito
The steamer osceola will, the 10Th Of July,
12kS places leaving Washington every "Wednesday and
saturday O'Clock returning, leave Norfolk every Monday
Touchins going and returning Pney Point Old Point Cone
dyer, and The usual landings on The Potomac.
Passage to Piney Point, ~
Passage and fare TO Norfolk, -. ,.,,ps ,,,rcuptr
July 4-u JAMES miichLl.i1'
ALL sTYLEs-New styles goods for ladies, just
opened Plain and figured silks and satins oil wool aun DC
anes solid coors mernos apacas paramcos and camees
grades and colors with mouenes ane l2 to 81
would call particular attention 20 my stock Of prints % ~ E sSSl
will be sold the very lowest prices, for cash
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7th and s,f sres''
nssoLUTIoN The firm heretofore nat
ing under the Of Dyer Brother = us day " mutual ,
CONSENT dissolved Mr. George Dyer WIN attend 70 o see
late Robert w Dyer deceased TO which immediate attention
Is respectfully requested EDWAkp y. fbH,
w.smiSoros, September "A, 1870.
~ Copartnership Nosice-The undersigned have formed
copsrnshp under the and hrm Of Dyer Mcclure and
Brother Of O street and Pennsylvania
avenue.
upon hnn, and pledge themselves TO discharge %
nIIy every eonhded TO them.
sshmsn's' '"" "'''" ~ '' EDWARD c. DYER,
j. G. Mcguire
wAsHsoTos, September ~, 1850
Sept. 27--du
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SERvANTs.-Wanted, n male servant and good
- cook 20 do the work OF family None will be employed
bring good recommendations. Inquire at this Office
Nov 2l-tnf
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PRINCETON Preparatory school, Princeton, New Jer.e,

Princeton Preparatory school, Princeton view jersey
TUE this institution viii Monday, the 7
The school the pleasant and extensive
ground. buildings long known throughout the country as TIE
"Edge I Seminary The location is about ball mile soutwe
u justly considered enc OF te
finest boarding school THIS school Is ~
boarding school, the chief object OF which
prepare youth college With the present arangemenD an
conveniently accommodated.
should early For catalogue Of The school,
pospctus references, and all pacu
iars address the principal, HENRY RINKER, A. NJ.
PRINcETos, New Jersey, August 81, loO,
J-dkcp5w
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ANcrxa A..demy-- FIRST X. LAhBR has
Inc honor 10 OF Washington and George
town. OF dancing lessons iof e W eo
on Tuesday 2b nj his residence on fennsJNah
avenue, opposite Nfllards hotel go.
Washington Tuesdays, Thursdays, hna r"
days. Georgetown Mondays and Fridays
DctQ- dr
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no the OAcers OF the Nsvy.The undersigned respectfully
make ohcet of the navy, that they have t r.
Dehees bus flannel, superior sce, Hho
warranted not 10 shrink, ....s, 80,
Sept 19-9awlm u. OWEN . SUN
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nAyID COPPEREIELD-No. 10. BY Dickens.
observations Certain Of the Diseases OF Young Children by
Charles ID. Meigs, NJ. ID.
TAYLOR h MAURY,
sep20 BOOKSELLER, near 9Th St
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nEBATEs and Proceedings OF the Kentucky Con-
the Revision Of Constitution lofs VOL
Debates and Proceedings of the Virginia Convention OF
ls2g.'J0. ! VOL
VOL, 1850
The Alien and sedion Laws and Virginia Of 1893
VOL, 1850.
Dwehts Hartford Convention Bradod History Of the Federal
Proceedings Debates the Federal
Convention Of 1895 schomann the Assemblies Of the Ahenans
the Constitution Marshall Constitution Ghmke on
Tendency Free Institutions Eios Debates DE
olme British Constitution Brougbam the British Con
Any the Laws and Constitution OF England Mon
tesaueu Spirit of Laws Toquevie the United saes new
and other works the various branches Of political
science. =. =. -, -. .
Oct " FRANCk TAfLOh
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wM. u. II. CROSS,
Afiorsy and CUsnssiior al lar,
Washington City, D. e.,
pracses in The District OF Columbia and Will attend
me COLLECTION OF debts prosecution claims oi every
for bounty land under the pct o. congress
lately passed. Once in the City Hall