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Proposals for Wood.

PnwrrrrriA n g; July II, IHSO.
SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed aProPo.ss for w"od ~ be
lOh OF August 1880 Ior me DO
livery wharf Of Psnnary before the hrt day Of
and twenty cords OF oak WOOD snd
twenty pine wood isnGh, Of medium sse and free
Jay iS-a JOS. q. ELLIS, Warden
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ire and choice the fer
tile and genial soil Of Asssm......" 90 I"
introduction OF matches
distribute
purchasers quaau equal n penu the
sale effected.
enclosed in the package numbered
ceuhcate, .niing chance every
and the receipts 100000 the
under PARCELS Of 70 the value OF
bonuses, fol-
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Those persons prefer priced their
proportion they will he purchased for redmc
ton NJ ten per cent
90 County agent. required Applications
paid to the Companys Depot A. above.
Juna 1--d3m
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The Assan Tea Company,
a; Gysssnich .srssf. Nsr York

THE propstors call the attention OF and
head i'm
ported ihem unknown this country, which,
fragrance and deicscy combined with vig purity and
strength produce SURPRISING richness
The cas- offered folio wing
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THE Cuba Expsdition.-The flight Of the nvsdsrs should
the hurry Of Of dry goOda
selling on his stock Of goods such
heard Of before this From this day forward
on Of goods
prices make for the tall trade deem useless
will Of ladies' eoods
genusena, boys and youts' with good
furnishing goods that b. quality and
United satss, together with Canton manss ocoths An
call IL solicited.
a. WIN VERIFY,
June 00-Maw3w Opposita Centre Market
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NEW FURNITURE sTORE--The suh.cribsrs would re-
specuy inform the citizens OF the District
taken the large the Of Pennsylvania
9Th nearly opposite National Hoea where
they will keep constantly hand large and
furniture,
Mahogany and marblstop bureaus
Centre and pier tables, wristbands dess stands, kc
Mahogany French other bedstends of
Parior, rocking, spring seat, and other chairs
Stands, &c mahogany settees
Plush and plain cushioned
every description
Maple other chairs every description
Feather beds, bedding palm
With large and general
furnishing all Of which will prices
favorable terms. GREEN 4 TA6TEr,
July 20-eod6t Aucioneeys and Commission Merchants.
For Norfolk, Plney Point, and OLD PoAnt-Eaxe Re-
duced.
= The Osceos will, the 10Th OF July
ERahSnp making trips week TO the above
places, leaving Washington every Wednesday and
Saturday O'clock Norfolk Monday
and Thursday ~ 4 O'Clock, ,.
Touching and returning finey Point Old Point Gone
river and the usual andings the Potomac.
Passage to Pney Point, a.
Passage and Old Point ~ and
during bathing senson -
Passage and faro 10 Norfolk, o.
July 1T JAMES MITCHELL.
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The PRESIDENT pro tenn. laid before the Senate the
following communication from the Hon. DANIEL WEE
srER which read
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Mr. President. have been al pains to point out what
seemed to me the true path TO public peace and social
prosperity because fear that every step which take
= the direction OF what called the Compromise bill is
departure from the road to quiet and safety What sort of
qconpromise il that which majority Of stronger party
menn the North-vote against and repudlate How
60 il bind them ! Whom amongst the agators upon
tAD question are We TO concate by the adoption OF
Z 4oo1u0 The first class OF aglators ia composed OF
thoss who believe that slavery ia sin which they owe
to earth and heaven TO eradicate They hold this (soms
cf thsm) 10 Be . duty higher than the obligations OF
constituonsor comPacls, and agtse
TIE psas, the church. public assemblies OF every descr
non TO make the institution oi'ous. dangerous d,saS
apie detestAb|e. Othen amongst them admit the oblga
uons Of the constitutions but search tor every opening
afoexn which they may discharge their weapons at the
tsanouon upon which they warning These constr
tnaY large and formidable body VIII ,bey be induced
y ses:t from th.,r purposes by the passage Of such
hi - @hs' On the contrary will they not s. stimulated
h sucesss. and regard this a. cheap and essv victory
VIII they not cay behold wha, We have already ae.
eO0plshed. and how much success attends ma Tn.
Soath no longer dares to demand the M.sour; Comnro
mse; she dares not insist upon division OF TERRITORY
bat abandons 1t all to escape the insult Of restricfo
which her surrender makes unnecessary. Our anti sIs
very petitions no longer denied consideration in
Congress they not only received, but PRODUCING
their fruits Already Congress acting upon the subject
Of the slave trade in the District OF Columbia Have we
not already met with success enough our past Efforts
stimulate 40 for the future !"
Bat there 10 another class OF agitators upon this SUBJ
iest-. They may be denominated camp followers OF
Ne nrst they consist OF who understand the power
q tnird party organized upon idea stronger than the
use OF parties merely political They attach themselves
e to Obtain its aid in advancing themselves in the
y deferred from an agitation hostile to slavery by tho
udCption of this scheme Surely not
But there 10 yet third class OF agifatos more n,imer
ous and occasionally more dangerous than both OF the
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the spontaneous movement OF her people, but of the
action, direct and indirect. OF the general government
which has at last reached this end through than
one breach in the constitution which gave il being With
these opinions, how can vote for such bill How
could do with decent degree Of respect the res
outions OF my State What IL the meaning OF the de-
ures" il ssch OF brought California
here pethoning to be received State be in.
claded in that denunclAtion But will no, repeat my
objections to the measure.
Mr. President. have not been loud in my professions
OF attachment to this Union, because was not aware
that had done anything to bring that attachment into
question have had aso another for this for
beaance: have thought sometimes that these profess
atoms were used 10 and cloak unworthy subms.
eions To power, and improper surrende OF right and
did not choose to incur such a suspicion But the
same time believe have shown by my past course that
would do anything reasonable and proper to preserve it.
believe my present course tends TO produce the
result; for am defending only wha, deem to be The
Just rights Of the South but the constitution OF the Uni
ted States, understand that instrument And If the
time shall come when il shall be treason to the
Union TO demand justice for the South, then the days OF
this Union will be numbered On the contrary believe
strengthen by what do TO promote justice, and to
sustain and defend the constitution
SIR, have not been in the habit OF considering the
Union ~ in danger. have looked upon dsunion a
thing scarcely possible TO occur. II may have been
superstition but il has seemed to me that there was 40
much Of human destiny, so much Of human hope saked
upon this experiment OF ours that could not believe the
kind Providence whose sustaining hand has been 40
ifest in past history would permit II to fail Sir, we
have already achieved much, that growth and
cess must be accounted marvel, and almost a mys-
'ery Tor known causes will scarcely account for IT.
And sui our progress. forward and onward stimulated
~ every motive which awaken hope of~Are enthus
asm IN the human breast Vast associated interests march
tother IN that grand procession and these interests
IAN All the elements Of human grandeur and prosperity
cords OF kindly feeling have not fretted asunder We
have traditions. ootraditions OF trial and OF glory
70 which We cling with pride and with fondness They
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MONEY MARK ET.

b0SnAv. May l3-6 T. VI.
THERE'S nothirFne IN the stock market Quotstions
10 day for some - the fancies show improvement
compared With those current SATURDAY AZ the hrst
beard U o. iss f,iI7 OF :. per cent rennsylvanis
Be, =. Erie Bonds, ncWI advanced y per cent Erie
Bonds, old Krie Railroad. = Farmers Loan, /;
Harlem. y Mohawk l. There very large sales
Of Harlem. Erie end Farmers loan.
The receipts At the Once Of the Assistant Treasurer
Of this Port to-day amounted 90 se7.2ss 50 pay
monts ss7, ,sS1 1O-bslance. ga 4eo 80.
There has been On active demand for erehan-c to-
day and the supply of sterling bills was quite mode
rate. Drawers are nrm. and the probability is. that
before the closing Of the steamers malls. rates will
advance. We quote bills on London o.. a 10 per cent
premium; on Paris, 81 2sI . 81 27k; Hamburg. ask
. s5x; Amsterdam. ~ s4oki Bremen. i9s 5eii
Amount Of United sates stock Issued 10 foreieners
for the week ending the iOth inst. was s1u 40 Of
which t3eoo was of the loan Of lsl2 se5oo Of 1Sae
t7s.sso of is4T snd $4,000 Of lsas
The amcsnt Of tolls receved on the Delaware Canal
~ psstsss Penn, from Dee l. ls4s, 10 A,ri 1, 1850
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nANrEL WEBSTER sNp rug L.prEs--A great
deal Of noise IL making in the newspapers. relative
To some singular cTsilcs published in our coicmpo-
rary. The Tribsns, Chat pure organ OF Satanic So
calisni and said to be- written from Washington
by certain Madame Swilglehim. or some such
meme. who halls from Pittsburgh. and is considered
perfect cyncsurc q a literary lady. These let
iers are descriptive Of the great men in Washing
ton but such descriptions we never before saw in
print and publicly cold in the literary market any
price. Mrs. Jane Swizlehim touches oil Ben
ton. Fooie. and others, beyond even Anne Royal
but when she reaches Daniel Webster, she pours
forth food Of words and IDEAS. that the lowestfc'
male being in the Five Points would be ashamed Of
applying 10 the mcanest oafcr in that awful region.
What is more singular still, is the hardihood-the
adamantne face-with which the pious editor Of
the T'tturs denies ever having published such an
outrageous personal attach upen the eminent New
England statesman The literary beauties Of 90
oialisn and anti-slavery are already far ahead Of
all the attributes conceded 10 the celebrated Captain
RyDdcrs and his boys.
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Few York, Tuesday, May II, 1850.
Mr.. Clay. Compromise gIli and speech.

Oar teegraphic dispatches, general and special,
give us interesting news from Washington. MIR.
Clay made his speech upon the report of the Com
nales OF Thirteen, and urged its adoption by all
the arguments which could be brought TO bear in
iss favor. In the course of his speech, il will be
sssn, he made some very valuable remarks, well
~ drove naA into Stewards ear, that pinned the
New York ultra TO the Garrison platform of ire
kgion and blasphemy. This is what we had reason
70 expect would be the course of Mr.. Clay, when
hs opportunity occurred for rebuking the senseless
and fanatical Senator.
Our special telegraphic correspondents commn-
nisation contains whole history in a very few
words. 1t would be quite good movement for
the cabinet use some of their claim perqusites in
supporting newspaper, end they could do great
deal TO enlighten the public, through official
srgan specially devoted TO explaining their strange
conduct, as il comes ont day after day. We shall
want another copy of the Republic when the trans
Sr has been made. Don't forget that.
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NEWS ron EUROPE.
THE WEEKLY HERhL

She steamship Canada will leave Boston tomorrow
noon. for Irslifar and Liverpool The mails win
clos. in this city at hsifpsst three O'Clock this after
noon. The W,.,Iy H~sls, with the important novs
cf IN. week, printed In French and English yin Be
published ct nine O'Clock this morning Single copies
u vrsrpsrs sisysnss-
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,,.,,.,,,,,. ~ ,nd,,,d,,,.

hon John y Lockwood. IN; b.; Hon. ,. r. Johnson.
New Jersey: Er.Governor ull New Hampshirs; and
six,y.ss Others. arrived In this city yesterday AMI
took rooms at the Astor House.
Hon n C. story. ghkcepsie, and seventy others
arrived yesterday, and took rooms At the Irving
liovss
The aggregate arrivals st all the hotels in the sty
y.stsrdsy was sir hsndred and efssn.
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vss sslA 90; for April 1850, sls,4s7 77-totAI this
season. >9s,osl o. Excsss in 1880 over same psrssa
In ls4s, $1,000 10.
The ANNEXED table exhibits the quotsaions for the
principal public securities Of The ssunty, in this
market 1t the respective periods named
ovorArIors ron PvpLru S>cv.--
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nrc.er take this oppurnRtv % that they have
permanently established thsmcives TIE rorthest
q william and Pine sirceta block FROM the
kerclsut rxsharEe. ehsrc they respectfully inss the
pAtrOr.ge of their friends and the rniic.
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Invited psnine this ch collection n Dress Combs, ret
esused n estest variety In the cy which will te
found the chain pattern. much admired. the
made 20 order iny design matter how ricate
Combs Altered aoi eIalrca. A. J. sAiN DrnS,
Comb Factory. 81 Broadway.
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serofuls k,e-m-iism. hereursl fsHs. Ol.nlslar CO.
the system snd impurtes of the llc.d T. J. Carr0, IS
Barclay .treet. highly recemucndei ~ Dr. Mott Ste
,ens NeNe,en. Boyd Smith. Dron. het'. and other eni
psr n t.kysicfsr..
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,nly nervous attack What s pAraiyfs. but nervous
stscki What y usdrtss, hut arrangement - the res
tions tetvten the aud the trainf Wat Is death
se hrt csssa,or - nervous action For anction
81 the system from headache The forms
" nervous dsreon outelys Arabic xr lis been used
With urvafyur II lraecs the motion 70
.trrr'heus the n scnfatioa ard sEsrstrs the
snimai srrs without hr'ns followed " The slightest
action. Price, 20 cents Per sale No. Dcy street.
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!hc-e Nho hsvs brown bilious. dsrk yellow .kn, would
fnas eake 81 Jones Chemical Soap make white, clear
the and iesutfu u ceres every hind o. eruption, pim
res fectlss salt hsnm, Ecurvy se Try N, twill dfht
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Court Calendar. This

Court Calendar, This Day.
Cncyrr CoURr.-Nos. "a, 90 4o1, sor, 38s eSs, o54
664f, 6o5 to e7l.
Cosnou PLKAs-Part Mos IS, Ios 1eS, 4o7. 1Oe
$50, Ill. 113. 116 HI l19 l21 Part 2-Nos 100 2l4
224 22o, 22s, $50, 232 234, 23o, 3ss
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and Empire used 20 wear round and sometimes pointed
espesay festivals Olympic games and holy
and hence r that them the hat became
ymtel Of hAerty for which siaves
with hat being restored liberty. In and
happy rtpnblc. man better initiates the glorious Roman
snpls thsn our friend Knox % 2s Fulton who
city. -
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eest Of rey hnised tweed eshere.te and Aipacos
- 10 ~ rrcet ard Drees Coats 81 20 tx assorted ca
mere Pant 81 70 S. vests In endless variety 80 cents 70 8
- Suit Store, corner kassru and Beekra an street
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Disease when cur. a. At hAnsf Hutetings Dyspepsia
bters are sovsrsgn remsdy fo that eompAiut aud the
proprietor backs With se-tfrAies Of q
iesrcetss citizens sod az i Fulton 'trvst Tor - eeats
bottle
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UtndeIseOhn AssOCfntfOn OF the City OF
brooklyn, Mr. George Loder conductor-The Sixteenth
Rehsara FOX ,usscrib.rs will be given a. Gothic Hall
will be performed Haydns Seasons Autumn and Winter
solos by Mrs Laura Jones, Nesrs Selle, Thomas and
wallace. Family tickets, 81 per annum. payable semi
annually in advance; uekets at oc two perssns
70 be had Mt the door. JAMES N. 0LNEY, President.
CHAs. B. PRnsLK, Secretary.
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riean RestAurant No IL Nassau between Pine and
Cedar This splendid establishment will opened
Wsdnesday Nay Is for Breakfast Dinner pper
nche the beet rrench and American cooks employed
also the most polite walters. L. G0SLING Proprietor.
n BNo pans expense viii be spared make this
tablishment the plus ultra, we'll in Europe in I'll,
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hoEE INVESTIGATION DEs.NnHp-MR. CLAYTON
on Co.Ls.--Wc understand from Washington. that
Mr.. Clayton, Secretary Of state. has got himself
into the same category with Craw wiord and Ewing.
by the payment Of doubtful claims, interest nclud.
ed. Under certain influences, Mr.. Clayton recent
" paid n claim called the De Ia FFancia claim.
smeunting to siO,o0o. which has hitherto been
refused. from the administration OF John Quincy
Adsms up To the present time. We have received
full history of this extraordinary claim but Il i.
90 bad and 30 black that we can hardly trust our
selves with publishing the details. until it comes e-
ultimately before the country, through an inves,i
eating committee. and report to Congress Mr.
Reycrdy johnson, Attorney General, also figures in
this claim in pretty much the same way as he did
in the Calphin concern. We find, also that one Of
the cabinet letter writers. who contributes to Ger.
tain Northern journals, took greatinierest in il,
end was the principal means Of seeing the assen,
Of the Secretary Of State to It's payment
We beg leave to ask come Independent member
Of the House to offer a resolution demanding an
investigation into the De Ia Frdacia claim,
amounting to 10000. ordered by Mr.. Clayton to be
paid TO Mr.. u. Johnson. Let us have the whole
story out ID looks very black
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tRAsCls u. CUTTING.
JARED w. BELL,
&. :. BOGARDUs.
r u. FRENCH,
CHARLES O'CpNpR
kusEs ". PLAN AGAN,
WILLIAM n AfTkEN
lsse, Cosmos rsss,rr E-q


THIS IT, al right and proper. The politics and pad
ding of Tammany Hall aid and assist the digestive
organs. when tlkcn in reasonable quantities. They
nrc probably both capital Of their kind We care
not very much for either, Cor are very moderate
In cur earthly arpcics; but, in flFthcrancc OF this
nollc aud glorious Union--io preserve the social
sud political rights of any section Of the country.
against the "hnascs aud demagogues." we will
join any and every party, aud contribute to the ex
tent uf our power, in preserving this mighty con-
fdency from the hands Of all those who would
dare 90 assail A.
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uslr whisksr- the m-nsa, e s-riss vishout 4 NY
10 the hair .kih II ~ vashd imse isisy; sh-
cut dturhirF the onlcr sad has had oior saFvss
sold o. PHALnNs W nroafpay, ana " " ostt a,S-
east sf Chtsuui and lifth atfcsts IL adsphs
Hair Dye-Bsschelor's Genuin. Liquid
Hair Dye esn cniy tc p-ccurci At she ranusc Wall
strrst The rnhie taoui guari against limitations, see ny
vsriela dir re-cus whose hair ha1 alruricf had
ccor 'r1 THE q ths dve have
- Nv eailirs a. atcvs Corr ths address
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spportebty of selecting their English and
Trey Carpets Rug. Oil Cloths. Mats. snd Mating Table
Covsrs ke st the celebrated ehespes Carpet Establish
neat In the United States No % Bevery Hiram Andsr
There select from tho largest and
ssser'rent displayed in sI spaeieu. show only
shinf for moment floor osl Cloths at shilngs and
snspenne Ter ynrd and capital for from two Lnss
eight shiliinss Per yard
The New York herald., 1850-05-14

DIR. Wallace. De uIist, has removed from
CHAMBER street 20 go Fourth Wooster
ofee hosrs-o Till 10 A. NJ. tii :. and o till Pm.
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fail visit ss most interesting Paces in the
city The proprietor 10 the oldest artist In this line In this
eountry and his collection. without eOntradieon the iarx
n America.
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Srrss.Hir Psciric, rHs SrcosB 90 Colii,ss idvf.-
The magnificent steamship Psciac the second OF MI
Coliuss Liverpool line 81 packet which has been re-
c.vnr her engines and boilers st the head % Water
street from the foundry of Mr. hilare had steam &.
M on her yeserday aud she breathed the breath q
life for the FIRST time. Her pcndrous mashncry
moved with the creates; precision snd cas-, and gave
perfect satisfaction she will make trial trip some
day this week and will take her place at the foo, of
Canal street, on Monday next the 2Oth inst large
number of passengers have sesdy secured state rooms
in her for her arst trip We learn that quite num-
b.r Of passages have been secured for the second roy
sge of the Atlantic
We observe that Tslby Anen Esq Of ths city, rs'
among passengers yesterday on board tho Cherokee
for Chaar,s bearer of despatches from the state De
partmcnt Washington to the authorities cf he United
State. governmen ent at San Francisco. California
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q. saundcrs' Patent Metallic Tablet Ra.
ser sopthe oldest and most approved srop In
having been before the public for thirty
eaa be had st shs suescribers Wholesale and retail
SAUNDERS, l1 Broadway,
Corner of Liberty nd Bros
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EREsH SUPPLY OF sEAsONABLE FURNITURE
DRY GOODS.--CLAGETT DODS0N, corner OF Pennsyl-
vsna and 9th would respectfully inform the citizens
OF Washington, Georgetown Alexandria, and their neghbooods
following addition their already
wsll assorted stock Of goods In the above lne;
10 capeung all In patterns and
and OF fneness and thickness OF body, cheap
ID pieces superior ingram do. N.
These goods bought auction greatly reduced prices and
viii be sold accordingly
pieces spanish naitngs coors excellent and
article for churches lodges, hotels and other public
buildings II pretty very durable, and very cheap.
bales Spanish door match the above
quality and floor oicloth entirely
Of them extremely rich and beauuui for
halls passages intended be covered with IL cut 1T
pieces a. ss LEIPZIG table oIcloh, extremely
beautiful.
superb Edinburgh blankets, smallest
beds
think, be equalled IN any other house here.
l 1914 beautiful Allendaie coverets.
I do Ia, do. 104 and 81, AZ very low prices.
Also newsie, beautifully knoted into curious figures
rich Dresden quilts, In colors pink blue,
I pieces extremely window curtains.
do damask lane for window curtains with the loops dape,
gmps conices lace mnsn embroidered
ch all corresponding and will be furnished and put
rs low any other house In the country.
We this opportunity Of informing that
this started with the determination keep and
goods thai win advantageous the purchaser and
fact facilities for obtaining goods Of the rigid sort such that
thing impossible We respectfully inform the public
will find
all kinds OF furniture goods, which we viii with pleasure exhibit
all who and think hard Of II sell
Dec l-MTh3w CLAGETT D0DsoN.
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THE subscriber proposes open Law School In this place,
msncina Monday the 2et Of October
ting the 10th day ofMash 1880 The pupils will be divided
The The
phens Blackstone vol stake Evidence, Stephen
Ing and LIST vol Of croeneas Evidence The
embrace fuckers Comeuanes, 0eenieaf and sarke Ev
denc @ vol Of esch stephen Pleading Gould Pleading I
vol Of Cbiy Pleading Holcombcs Introduction Equity jus
prudence Lobe Equity Pleading, mords Pleading Lomass III
g OF Real Properly and Lomax Executors and Administrators
Arrangements viii be made with Philadelphia publisher 70
nn me above WORKS on the best erms and gentlemen
posing 20 attend the Subscribers give him
early notice o. their intention inform him whether they desire
% BE supplied with portion the above through this
dun They VIII BE- furnished 20 tho students at cost The
bcr Of the senior class will privilege
without additional The hours r the daily lectures
his students will be arranged BY ubrber any
member Of either class 70 attend The lectures of the Professors
Of washington ceege should they deem espcdcnt % DO
few will be delivered
dfcion practice Of the Federal Courts.
The fec Win be ~ Per session, payable N advance
Lsrrrsros, Va, July "a, Is<a,
July ia