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The College Of 80. James, Warrington County, Mar
land.

THE DIOCESAN COLLEGE OF THE PROTESTANT EPs
COPAL CHURCH.-The ninth annual session will open q
Monday October 7, 1850, and continue I'LL the next commerce
day the last Thursday in July 1851 New student.
commended opening Of the session. but received
any they apply, and the charge estimated from the DAT
their Nssat
The College number Of classes affords all the
pouues complete education and, the successful n
Of the collegiate confers It's graduates The usual
IDENTICAL degrees
school, Immediately adjoining The College, and
supervision AZ the Rector but under distinct DISCIPLINE
lads the beginning Of their academca course and
collegiate The oversight and direction
Of The College special advantages to the pups
school.
classes, study o the Greek language On
ted and s place supplied by additional studies In modem ian
book keeping, statistics, &e. 80
The location College entirely bealhfu and BY b @
and villages favorable 10 good morals and od
chnrgethe College and Grsmm1
MONTHS hundred and twts
doars, payable semi annually In advance.
- 49, JOHN n. RERFooT
..#" Rector College of g. James 2. o., Nd
Aug 6-taw2m
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ITO all persons whom IL may concentrations murphy
hman in the s4e in the county OF Halifax and
leaving estate, TO which
KIM fhe e entitled under the laws Of Viz
ginia Said Murphy undersigned his widow, who admins
his estate ard who will be entitled % the same Is ms o
mehod OF Informing SUCH forward and
tabis their superior right popey otherwise she will
such and will consider the property her
-..,......
Aug l--wlA MAkf a. MUhrhf.
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BURGOYNE d CO..
BANKERS,

SIN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
RxrsRRSoEs WAsHINeToN oIrY.-Hon. Thos Butler King
Hon. VIM. M. Gwin; Hon. J. q. Fremont &#st
Ap e-ifdlm
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SPLENDID French MhlInery.-Mr Avs n. CLARx, hav-
ing Just returned from New YORK; will open Thursday,
loh ns az ne msnonsois millinery saloon, large and
peor assortment Of Paris millinery ssn velye goods
plain do de Aica, feathers flowers band chdens
drab uaws BLACK do misses hats, neck hands
three cases latest style French pattern hats snts'
nom Pas new style, with article
All orders duly attended repairing done with The usual
" -
Georgetown, Oct o-a.
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CITY TAxES-Notice tn Property Hoiders.-Ai persons
indebted for for the year e4s years. on real Or
requested 10 take notice that such
delinquent the first day OF September next will
be against Directs advertisement and sale
OF their properly TO avoid this expensive process all would do
well 20 make speedy payments. .
TAX ordinance Of the corporation the
succeeding made become due
in middle instead formerly The
1850 therefore, became due the is instant and
deduction Of cent will be allowed
that be paid during the months e July and
A. ROTHWELL,
July 4-2aw2mif Collector.
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ERENCH and Swiss Embroideries.-We have large
desirable goods which sell cheaper
offered in this city before, viz
1000 worked collars, l2t cents 10 81
Fine French worked collars 81 SO 10 S2
Jenny Lind collars SO cents 70 $2 SO .
Do habits 90 10 $4 81
Fine lace sleeves 81 SO to S2 SO
Fine muslin sleeves SO cents 70 $2 SO
A fine assortment Of lace dem wells
Linen handkerchief, plain and figured nets
Uy-At the cid stand, Kings Lace Store .u,
NJ B. Gentlemen call and look cravats and
handkechie BY doing they save aihe for we VIII sell
them very low.
Oct 6-eo3t
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MARY A. MURPHY.

John McCALIxA, Late Second Auditor OF the Treas
the prosecution of claims on the govern
Congress, the Department. In the settlement Of
military accounts, and agency business generally - !.
addressed to him business should be postpaid His Of
fee = q he of 9Th and Louisiana avenue.
WAsnIsaTos Cry, Apnl28-u
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DALI and Winter Fsshions.-Mrs r. srsrp win one. he
fall and winter millinery Tuesday, pcobers = - =
Oct6-3 II II ~ - :,
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Darts MILLINERY.--wD be opened at Mrs A. Parker,s a.
Saturday me 5th instant Al 10 O'Clock % rich assortment
Of fai and winter millinery. f'r"'
PARKER's Perumery and Fancy Store
Oct4-et Penn avenue National Hotel.
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nY DYER = nnnrHEa. Anetien.er..

nv DYER q DROTHER, Aacticneers J,
INDUSTRIES sALE.-on Thursday, tho 18th day Of Neypgg,
nen O'Clock, m, In front Of the premises by WITH
trust dated the 10Th day Of January 1850 and I
oef A. -, No. TO- folios I3s, no. and l4 one o. ", III
70, washington county in the District q Columbia. W
se public auction, on the PREMISES lot No ~, IN squ
WIN The improvements. consisting Of frame house, se u
l street. between ooth and aia streets.
Terms sale. -
n, ANDERSON, Tuaee
Va, DYER BROTHER
Sept la-wpwds Aucnoasnr
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DOCKS Burkes Peerage and Baronetage 18th
ID edition, ! vol, 1850 -,
Baronetage and kngage OF Great Britain
ireland, for 1880, vol
Charters English Colonies America, with introduce
Why was the English Revolution BY uzoi translated
BY Hazitt l vol, 1850 -.
In Figures, quarterly digest Of statistics 1850 -
English Reading second edition, vol 1850
John Green British Consul IN Greece
Bridges and their construction by j. d. Dempsey,
civil engineer, 2 vols, large folio plates, 1850
With many others, just Imported direct from London, BY
Sept 25 FRANCk TAYLOR
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Union HOTEL FOR sALE.-Ihs property, situated
the city Of Richmond within nve minutes walk
Depos Virginia Central aroad and the Danve
s vicinity Of the dock and It's connection
Kanawa canal and II and TO the
shipping hotel that
viii be sold highest bidder public auctions Tuesday ths
II the premises This hstel well
built spacious being and commodiou planned
city, and Is situated in rapidly improving neishoorhood
pected. -. - =, -.
be paid 900 in twelve months from the day Of
be paid equal
nc four years. from day Of SALE the
credit from the day OF sale and 70 be
cured sy n deed Of upon the property.
Also the time and place, and similar and
dwelling and adjoining and
heretofore attached the hotel afodng good for
nd of me business.
THE tide 10 The above
Nv request Of Bank Of the United States
Sept 27--2awtlg Oct w. G0DDIN, Auctoneer.
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Choiera--Treatment ana Preventiv

-
mr. AMATI's ITALIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, TONIC
AND APERENTTbis remedy, composed entirely Of vegeta
bic and totally free from any mineral
discovered and prescribed by Dr. Ama celebrated
dyseney bilious complaints dyspepsia and all other disorders
liver, &C. 4
Knowing experience operates in the most kindly and
these submitted a. remedy to those
by prevailing fatal scouge and M
b. fortunate escape ts FIRST insdou
symptoms. =
llt and 18th and At the principal
Washington, Georgetown, Ind Alexandria
Pamphlets containing full directions for with interesting
certificates accompany each bottle Of the liberia
Orders from Of the United Staies
promptly attended All communications must be
Aug. a-lawu t#.8s SAMUEL CARusi 10.
SUPREME Court OF the United states-Decembez
Term, s4sNo o6John Hasan surviving partner o. ths
Of John Hagan Co.. appellants William H. Pope and
Samuel Beck administrators Of Leroy Pope Ao
William H. Pope appelees 10 this moved
the court an rule III court make the
proper parties consideration whereof II
court unless the
H. Pope deceased shall voluntarily become parties
Of the ensuing the appellant shall bs
and on hearing have the same reversed
this order shall be printed
Of in which the laws
the United States printed authority for three successive
weeks sixty before the beginning Of the term OF the
supreme o : VIM THos. CARROLL,
Oet2-law3w C.S. u. 8.
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New York I4ifc Insurance Company,
Office, No. 6s Wall street, NsW Fork.

"
MoRRIs FRANKLIN president
y. BENEDICT, vice president
.... PLiEY FREEMAN, actuaTy. III.
TINS company conducted the principle
upon the principle Of leaving proportion Of the amount
interest In the hands Of Insurers has greatly
profits and conferred s bsnehs s the
least possible and outlay 70 insuren. aEtFi tt#s
Insurance granted TO persons visiting California.
agency Washington compehends the following oeen;
VIM. Jones, M d. medical examiner near corner and Sd
streets. iii " El %t.s !. .t#&4. a,F. l#
washington, agent Apollo Hall, Pennsylvania avenue
opposite Union Buildings. June 2-H
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Un,ted state. Patent once,

Missouri. ApH-lawiy
United states Patent once,
on peudon Leavi, Cabo,syIe,
N % h OF @ say %
the expiration Of said patent which takes place on the % day Of
said petition
are ss y ~
petition ought not TO be granted. -
sence, Union Wa.nins,on city p oi Worth American
ode .ana Rspa"ean spr one
for successive weeks the first Monday in January
'''' DE WITT G. LAwRENcE,
p g. Editors Of the above papers viii please copy and send their
bills to the Patent Once with paper containing is notice
MAGNIFICENT PianoJus received per barqu. Lowell,
One Of them, magnificent piano Of style Of Louis
ioae beauty exterior aaSssS any
carved 'front.' back and end making an eani central piano This
n.iIu@en, accompanied the hahes, Testimonials.
the %o extensive and elegant south Of New York; prices rang
pianos taken part payment large stock
Of guitars Of sysg grade some elegantly nIad Von flutes ae
New music received every week, and sold low
RrcHD DAVIS,
Oct l0-eoda Pennsylvania avenue.
CHOICE NEW GOODS. invite the attention Of he lade.
goods adapted exclusively their wea just for
pieces style figured mou..eline. extra hne quail
~ do rich figured casimcrcs Eel
~ do do do d'Hcosse in patterns
10 solid colored mousselnes, blue
pink, cherry, crimson, and maroon
10 pieces fine printed French fannes fo ladies' dresses
In shnwls, haye received
90 rich cashmere long sbswIs
10 medium do do
II white embroidered grippe sbawIs,
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, 90.
james q. B~rret
WILL attend TO the Of claims before Congress and
w various executive departments Of the government.
Once and dwelling street, between 9th and 10Th Streets
QOOExs from London-Last 0.-An Apology Sep
ID useint ny y. w. Gnn6eid, NJ. A. vol, 1850
Life and ines o. Leo The Tenth by The London Tract Society
The Old Pocket Commentary complied fom Henry
Scott and other w'es with numerous explanatory and illustrative
notes vol, 1850. 4.
Ancient Pyasoran Fragments, translated by Toma, Taylor
VOL ''''",i
sir books Of Inad Greek with nm inerpased
translation, line for line, and numerous VOL
Johnson's Modern Dairy and Cow Keeper. I VOL 1850
strachans Tables for Draining Land vol, le50
Briddon the Diseases OF Cow 1 VOL Ia,0
McCulochs Political Economy edition VOL
is4o. -
Just imported from London direct by
Sept ~ FRANCK TAYLOR.
SPLENDID French MiilInery.-Mn Avs n. CLAsx hay-
ing just returned from New York. on Thursday The
10th inst at her fashionable millinery very large ana m
peo assortment Of Paris millinery sstin velve goods
plain do, os de Africa, feathers band
drab aws black do misses hats, neck bands with
three cases latest style French pattern hats fsnts' meno
neainess -
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COTTON Manufacturer south.-The advertiser, being
practical Of much experience the manufacture o. various
descriptions goods particularly cotton duck and
long accustomed managing manufacturing establhmenis
DESTROYS Of entering that might be mutually
article
IN udiciousy selected locality growing Of e
south References satisfactory all respects will be and
Postpaid commpnicasns addressed COTTON DUCK MANU-
FACTURERn No. 700 Baltimore Baltimore wi be attend
90. $780,. 25-N
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WANTED immediately, woman 20 do the ee esss III
and washing for small family None need apply bu ~
can give the best recommendations white woman wosua
fered. Inquire At this Office. t4 sen"
AvD ccpperneId, No. IT.-Putnams edition .gy fes
yeptN l.h
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VIZ ANTED.A situation is wanted by German girl, In private
family She understands French cooking all lis branches The
preferences can be gwen. Please address
FRENCH COOK, Of Mr. Trommer,
9Th street, between and Pennsylvania avenue.
Octl7-N
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CHOE Wrapping Paper, Mt 10 cents per ream.
y Letter coIscap writing paper ruled, 81 ~ q ream
= For sale AZ 80 TAYLOR q MAURY's
Oct % Bookstore, near 9th
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no Housekeepers and others.-The subscribers offer
and complete
following goods which just been received direct fm
New orb, and will be sold unusually low prices
ivory handled knives and forks In sets and detached
and shoves, bronzed Tenders
Curtain bands and pins bronzed androns
rass bell metal and enameed preserving kettles
Walters and 0 trays, In endless variety.
Together with other and durable goods too tedious to
mo. w. BADEN BRO,
Penn. avenue, south side, near 9Th street.
Sept 29-9aw4w
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QEAUTrFUL 0OODs.--wALTER HARPER Co, Penn
svnna between 9th Streets viii open This day
lac, smbroiderics. &C., May ~ sodn
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New Fall Goods and Fsshions,
nUvALL BROTHER merchant talo under Gndsby's hotel,
call members Of Congress- and
their fall and winter goods, which arriving
selected principally the best New York
usual style Of
elegance article clothing prices which shall compare Ia
yorabiy quality purchased elsewhere.
furnishing articles for gentlemen such Shirts under
woolen stocks umbrellas suspcndes hand
kerchief, gloves, &C.
sep 2o-eo3wG DUVALL BROTHER.
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Aug 294wcp
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.

By BGfn's Electro Chemical Telegraph
The debate on the bill granting bounty lands to
soldiers in the late war with Great Britain, Florida
war, and Gen. Waynes Indian war, was, on mo
ton Of Nj PRESTON KING ordered to cease at
o'clock to-day. The yeas and nays were twice
taken before this result was arrived at.
The House then went into Commit e Of the
Whole on the State of the Union, and resumed the
consideration OF this bill.
Mr. HARRISON spoke in favor oft.
Mr. WATKINS (Wbigl of Tenn. advocated the
bill
General debate closed at one o'clock.
MI CoBB Loco OF Ala. made the closing speech
in support Of the bill
The Committee then proceeded TO vote on the
various amendments proposed.
One amendment was voted on and rejected.
A debate OF an hour and & half ensued under the
five minutes rule
Mr.. HUBBARD Loco OF Ala. offered substitute
for the bill giving such non comm ssoned officer,
musician and private, who served In the regular
army, or in any company or command OF volun-
teers rangers or militia, or IN the Indian war, IN
the Northwest prior to the treaty Of GreenvIe in
1894, or in the late war with Great Britain, or in
any Indian war between the years 1873 and 1912,
twelve months or more, a bounty of one hundred
and sixty acres six months or nore eighty acres
sixty days or more, forty acres provided that the
persons had not received bounty OF land hereto
fore and is not shown to have been dishonoraby
discharged by the rolls.
Pending this amendment the Committee rose
and the Eouse adjourned.
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u,ConxresS, Yesterday.

We have not received the whole of the
r,oceedipgs in the Senate owing to the de-
rangement of the atmospheric electricity BY
,ho thunderstorm Of last evening. What
We have, however, shows that Mr.. UNDER
WOODS amendment to the Compromise bill
was defeated by l6 yeas to "a nays. Thus
Il is decided that the bill shall not contain
anv provision contemplating rejection by
Texas of the money offered her. The omiS-
sion is a safe one.
The House talked on the Bill granting
Bounty Lands to Soldiers in the War Of
1872. Gen. Wayne's Indian War and the
Florida War; the debate was stopped at l
o'clock, after which twas continued on the
five minute system till the adjournment. One
amendment was rejected, but what one our
dispatch does not say.
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xxxI,t CONGREss-First Session.

SENATE. WASHINGTON, June 20.
Mr.. CLAY presented the resolutions OF lad
iourned Constitutional Convention Of Kentucky, in
favor of Compromise report
He said he never knew such unanimity offeel-
ing among the people of Kentucky before.
Mr.. WALKER reported back the resolution to
purchase a certain number of California debate,
with an amendment, making the price 81 So
The resolution was rescinded and the amendment
adopted.
Mr.. UNDERWOOD introduced his Supplementary
Census bill, the consideration Of which was post
poned.
Mr. KING reported joint resolution in favor Of
presenting gold medal to Capt. Cook for rescuing
the passengers of the III fated Caleb Grimshaw
which was passed.
Mr.. HALE from the Select Committee, reported
in favor Of giving Senators tickets Of admission to
the floor of the Senate. L aid over.
Mr. KINGS bill for land for a Railroad from Sell
ma, Ala. to the Tennessee River, was amended
and passed.
The Omnibus bill was taken up at l o'clock; the
question pending upon Mr. Underwood's amend
mert, providing for testing the boundary of Texas
in the Supreme Court in case of rejection by that
State of the propositions made to her in the bill.
This amendment, after additional debate, was re-
ieoted by yeas l6 nays 81
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Coru.e,icu,-No Senator.

The Coalition that carried Connecticut
asst April lacks the cohesion and mutual
trust requisite to cOnsummate Its objects
1t has fallen in pieces from intrinsic rotten
ness. The Rum interest has as yet been
baked Of the relief it confidently expect
ed and labored so hard for. None OF the
good recommendations Of Gov. Seymour
Message have prevailed with the Legislature
and none of consequence even of the bad
ones. And finally, the majority has confess
ed itself unable to elect United States Sen
ator and deferred the Election to the next
legislature, where we trust Mr.. Baldwin or
some other Free Soil Wing, will be chosen.
We shall see how many CatlinS and BelcherS
can run into the Senate another year from
Wing districts on the strength of Free Soil
orofes si0ns
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Cuba.

BY the brig Roland, Capt Watts, we have dates
from Cienfuegos to the 3oth alt. They confirm the
previous accounts OF the excitement existing at
that place. Two of Gen Lopez's men who had
been arrested between Cardenss and Cienfuegos
were shot The Governors mansion had been
pierced for cannon, &c. 1t was believed by some
that 20 good men could annhilate the entire native
force at the above place.
From Ssgus Ia Grande, by schooner Brothers
Capt Hosmer we nave dates to the 9th inst. Bas
ness was beginning to assume its former activity
the invasion excitement having in great measure
subsidized. The militia had been dsbanded The
place was healthy.
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To THE LADIES or NEw-YoRK--We make an
appeal which we are sure will not be without
generous response. The wife Of a Hungarian Off
Ger, exiled with her husband. who arrived here A.
ter the funds collected by the late Committee had
been distributed, and who, consequently, has re-
ceived nothing from that source, is near her con-
fnement and is entirely without means to make
the necessary preparations Articles OF dress or
money left to the address Of Madame Weiss, at "a
City Hall Place. will be conveyed to their destina
too. We add nothing to this simple statement
The facts aloae are sufficient
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FINE ARTS

~ SAMUEL r. FAssnAw and GEORGE H. Hirx Mlu.
iature and Portrait Psiners have associated with r.
LASGEsHHIm The celebrated Dssueeotype and Tasoiyps
Artists o Philadelphia aud purchased tho splendid Nation.
al Miniature Gallery established by Edwards Anthony
Clark, 27 Broadway, corner OF Muuay-s where they viii
superlnend the sitlings for DsgueneOtypes.
Their Tslbotype Miniatures and Portraits which are
taken upon ivory ivory paper, etc may be- seen ia thu
shove gallery. There ia but prevailing opinion that
they possess all the tuhlness Of good Daguerreo,yps
with sll the artistic merit that has charsceze ed the former
highly finished miniatures Of those artists For further evil
dence, please call aud see them. ieIs 2rTukRs
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GOLD AND SILVER MINES IN PEsssYLyAN,A-
The Philadelphia Pennsy ivdaian has the following /:
THE Berks county Gold Mine turns out to be
something else nearly az valuable, for we gather
from paragraph in the SchHelpost, paper pub
lished at Hamburg, in Berks county that an agent
Of company in New-York recently visited the
mine, the property of Mr.. Focht, Of Windsor town
ship for the purpose Of negotiating for its purchase
After q careful examination of the placer" he
offered $1,000 for each acre through which it ex-
tended, but Mr. Focht refused 10 sell, determining
to work the mine himself. According to public
rumor, the mine contains very little gold, but an
abundance Of the purest silver"
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HOW TO GET RID OLE lem.

Housekeepers, you who have houses iufssed
With cock-rosches, beibugs-those insec's detested;
From be cellar below to the stairs topmogt baniser,
You iueeu them out with e. LYos's famed canister
His powders, magnetic, their cravings will mar,
Az place the whole brood OF 'em hors de combat;
While the rats and the nice, q pestferous host,
When they taste his pills. they give up the ghost
The Msgnehc Powders for the destruction OF insects, and
the Pill for killing rats and MICE contain nothing
poisonous TO human beings Prepared and sold by the H.
venter. T. LYON, 40 Broadyay.
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From Washington.
spscial Dispatch 70 The Tribune.


WASHINGTON, Thursday jane 20.
An important geographical blunder has been dis
covered in Mr.. WEBsrER's description Of New
Mexico. A corrected edition Of his letter, together
with bis speech Of the 18th inst. will appear in
pamphlet form.
WILLIAM SAMUELs, employed in the Patent
Buildings, was severely injured by fall yesterday.
Owing to extensive depredations on the public
lands, cutting and carrying of timber &C., the U.
8 District Attorneys have been instructed to rigid
ly prosecute all persons engaged in such depreda-
tons.
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LADIES CATER Bcors AND sHoEs-Mr J. B. MILLER,
OF 34 Canal 81. s the popular and successful manu-
aclurer ladies' toot aud shoes IN this City, His goods
are In universal demand among the ladies' and hs stock 10
so large, embracing ali styles and variety Of the most neat
and elegantly made Shoes, that fail sultsd
He has also very large OF misses and chill
drers Cater Boots and Shoes ell kinds and prices La
dies. call and examine for yourselves, at b. MLLERs
l34 Canelst
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NECESSITIES or oEsrLENEs-No gentleman -nss
to appear 10 full dress in Broadway. wi,h0., p0"
psuoo 1ed The establishment Of tia, proco =,
kSoS-" l2S fa.ien.st His Rocky Mooo,s'. A aa
Union straw and L@shorn Hats are unrvseS ,,s 0.asss'
oC' ~9"os, a. zoe success Ct A style ofA Cow.
bis yesterday for the purpose Of bsDg .s way to
articles OF his manufacture ~Fp"oa win