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SHIPPING.
FOR CALTFORNTA.


U. s. Mail Steamship Company.
sGxae FOR CALIFORNIA. via CHAGBEs,
KNENN Without detention of Panama-The
Sg%Paadi S.. ss5 VII
A. NM afp pSaciay on Eossa
t5a The U, $. Nal teamship Company have now four
new and magnificent Steamships the REPUBLIC CoLUMBUs
cde side from Panama Francisco; and the connection
at Panama being now comee i will be carefully kept up,
at Panama beyond the u-ual stay in port.
PASSAGE.
From New Orleans to ChagFes:
In In ssopd 5ahn @
In stetrase with berth and separate Mes 95 20
l., From Panama to San FranciscO; -
teelage with Berth and separate Mes 80 %
sR n befths are considered secured until paid for
t9f freight q passage apply at te office OF the U.
nis N'e'n' 'E JaMEs r. lem JESSfSGs. S''s Agent
Pacific Mail steamship Company.
GEs 70. CALIFORsiA via CM ACRES :
HMhERA Direct Gins to Cbagres.-The new and
ss,as.as magnitcent doube-engne steamship PHILA-
for aSREd bsSar on sTSba g sf m
MnhNING, the IS December ats O'Clock, punctually.
ship " Caribbean" built expressly for his trade vii form
SaI yii Line from hi Sy to hsgrs drse e
Iornia, Panama Nor6ener:' Tennessse" G..
an ocgo sna securing % em aR1@a rRs%a
eerainty and quickest dspsch Mail viii be dIsps,Eei
leaving the Uned sate 70 meet he Govenmen 1rS MS
Steamers Of the LIST and 10Th of each month from Panama
San Franciaco and Oregon.
RATES OF PASSAGE:
From Lew Orleans to Chagres.
IN IN 1o sa,ooh ~ %
la seerage with Berth and separate Mes G5 20
From Panama to San Francisco.
In and separate Mes 80 %
o he Asa Gs S oe pa are Gs
'o'ho1sf II StS sS9'Frst to Ns6G Agents.
nl6 lO6 Magazine street, NewOrteans.
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FORE ElGN PORTS.
~sEA FOR VERA CRUZ-The weLknown and
EHGFRA iavOTiie am hip A LA BAMA, R.W. Foster,
commander, will leave the wharf, foot Of grud
street. for Vera Cruz on TUESDAY, 10Th December,
O'Clock, P. M.
RATES PASSAGE.
N ue Wy
In the Storage, Mattress and Separate Mess 80
ES Two hundred and fifty pounds Of baggage allowed
passenger.
ezR" For feight passage apply
n23 Q. J. MEEKER Il CO., 66 Poydras street
"a FOR sAI.k, FHEItsHT OR CHARTER
&dR& The Bark ROMAN, being unoaded, can be
fully inspected by any one desirous of purchasing,
will take freight for the North OF for Europe.
sl2 AppBto BAREl4LI co. 81 Common st.
SLt FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER-An A No.
>lAAA schooner, carrying 200 bbs would take freight
-. for any of the Gulf ports West India Islands.
For which, apply
au29 BARELII & co. 81 Common st.
"a VESSEL NANTED-One of about $50 tons. with
zNh good Accommodations take passengers and freight
iyI W. DEWEY, 50 Grayer st.
"a. FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER-A fins
&Afn coppered brig, about two hundred tons buTthen
$500 and well found for any For terms apply tC
my9 j. w. ANDREWS Il co. 81 Common st.
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CLOTHING.

Fashionable Tailoring establishments,
No. 164 Camp st opposite the FiOraHce House,
New Orleans.
THE undersigned has hand aud constantly receipt
l. Of large additions of FRENCH AND ENGLISH
CLOTHS. CA6SiMflRES and VEsIINIsS, of the
finest and latest styles and best manufacture and well
prepared supply his friends aud the public with FaA and
Winter Ci0thfRg made in the best Of the latest
Plrs and Northern styles and at very rsasS9sble PRICES
Also, baad a fine STOCK OF CLOTHING, of PARIS
and his own manufacture, consisting as tolovss - -
Goats OF various STYLES and colors at o. to s50 W
Pants do. patterns aud - = W 10 IL W
Vests dc. patterns and IS - 0t5 W
ALsO-A fine Stock of Shirts, Cravats, etc. ~ Terms.
CASA.
% 3m H. HAMBURGER Merchant Tdilor.
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BOARDING.

BOARDING.
DOARDING-Two families and several gentlemen can
ID be accommodated with board No. 249 Common
between st. john and 81. Peter o25 3mlpt
MRS. w. E. BROWN informs her friends and
4Vl the public that, having nnensd and thoroughly 49,.
TenOvs, ed the NAVERLY HOUSE, No. IS Canal -
lately occupied by Mrs Shal she prepared itf
offer every accommodation. both and. Esk
BoaTders, III pains and expense
NewOreans, Nov embsr 8, 1880. nl4 lyos
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PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY.
MADAME LEISE respectfully informs heads
1t1 Of families and her former pupils anil Trends of La
fayette and hewOreans, open Ptvats r
residence Joe phlne street, between NJ aKtzne
AN7lN and Live OsE Streets Lafayette the a1,b .stlA,
GG NyRihs- Her teaching this graceful -.
SSgzzJfz accomplishment well knoEn M ~
bounded Nhis hrs markef Wlkff-S
20 Of during tie past three years, III
require bring
children city
the ashtnsbe scnoois Newrean She VIII receive only
inied numhCr thai enabled conduct
with the silence and advancement
No mas'eIs eight years Of will be received.
tF- Dsys II Turi1n vii be MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, O'Clock, P 81, commencing
children; othsrwiae
Glass viii be rtriey private nd formed of the best society.
Terms;
- - -
month. ....,..... s6 OO
~ Lesons gwen private reden desired. MIA sn
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DOMESTIC PORTS

d o M E S TIC P o r rs.
U. $. Mail Steamship Company.
Be-. FOH NEW lUhh AND HAVANA
KTikE9A The new and splendid steamship PACIFIC,
ss-sss.&&AN Jarvis, commander, will leave TIL RS.
DAY, the 18th o. November, O'Clock M, punctual
and NEW YORK.
RATES OF PAssAGE:
To New YOrk-State Room Berth, Saloon. e75 w
5tandee Berth, Forward Saloon 50 90
Seeiage BeIthwith bed and separate - 80
To oHavapasts,eT ,;i Saoon. q a.
Steerage Berth Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
Passengers Tor Havana must procure passports from the
Spanish Consul.
t~ No passage is considered secured until paid for.
t An experienced SUI accompanies vessels Of this
line.
Passengers for New York will be transferred at Havana
to the splendid steamship Georgia, and thus have opp
nifty of seeing that beautiful city.
Fr frel$ht or "a sage Apply at the oflce OF the U
8. Mail Steamship Comuany, 95 Magazine street.
JAMES. R. JENNINGS Agent,
Special notice given shippers by this ne that the
company have prepared form OF bill OF ang adapted
shippers on appica'on at the companys otre ard with
which they requested TO provide Themselves other
form viii be signed by the of the company Of
ladng must be signed before the sailing of te vessel. nlS
&IETKs Packet = United States .Haa Line betoeen
A1s<Esssas Charleston and Hdpdna, Savannah and
hev HeSt-fhe spsndid steamship lSAREL, Capt. ROl
CHARLESTON Is. % TO HAVANA, leaving Havana
for ChatetonSh and I'D of each month; leaving Charles
ton for Havana on the list and 10Th.
RATES OF PASSAGE:
Havana to Charleston or Savannah
havana 10 My w 81 ~
FOR NJ ,Isf e. MHRBEcAfp MSfRSHBEfss SfpS pGShs1e.,on oto
E. j. HART co. ~ Tehoupionlas q, \. Orleans.
ASss .1ys aSya n1 .,vD sIs6s ~ ,b s5 :0
Baltimore on the Fifth DAY BY taking the snd Route and
New York and PHI ade nhta the time by taking ths
Steamship to those ports d6 2aw
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e g x "a
NEW GOODS.
respectfully
BY the arrivals
selection Of French Fancy tioods and Millinery the
Of which respectfully invite al concerned
s.l d. ?. WAYMauTH. " Chartres
% Orders for the making Cl0aks Msnuas
executed a
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For California.

CAIITOfhIH.
~Ez. For CALF .,RNIA, via the IsTHMUS
XhBKRA OF TEHUANTEPEC.-The pioneer OF this
eAee route the fir.t class and favoriie m
ALABAMA, r. w Foster, commander will leave the
wharf ioot Of Girod ST., for rCOATZACOALCOS RIVER,
touching tVefaCruz, the 10Th December for her
on The 10th January he second trip the 1st February
l55l for her third trip, and subsequently, intervals OF
twenty days The Alabama will the ryeT about
miles Her stoppage Vera cruz will be only hours.
The travel to San Francisco shortened nearly mi
The cost ally uced will be observed by reference
TO the Ta at foot The county be aveed healthy
and the fac e travel considered abundant The road
Is Mules and horses he obtained There towns
and cmmgdlpus stoppages, and the whole distance he
made in about thirty hours. Confirmation of this can be
easily procured PtevioGs TO engagement, desrOus
to adventure No established of travel has
been e by the Tehuanlepec Company of New Orleans
who propose to give their immediate but
while they afford the opportunity, that the publ should be-
come practically acquained with of communication
which will very soon become the great highway.
RATES PAssAGE:
S'aloOu sou W
10 W
Freight 30 cubic foot. e go pounds baggage
allowed each passenger
n23 tios G. J. MEEKER Il co. 66 Poydras st,
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DRY GOODS.

BLANKETS S-BLANKETS -lSelling down
- super Ribbon 20 $40 90
Extra Super 04 Ribbon huun So 81 50
3ppnt ffeeh blankets, u the pair 50 09 81 90
Lots pair 50 Isl
Also, HarHhou T1eAng per pard, Ht-.......
soft I'm sh h Linen S2 50 make
ami number, selling al the Linen SIS,
TuEHey rcd uItain sun 50 iefe, n yard
n4 I'm o.SW Al the NEwYoKK sTORE. i6s Poydras St
JOSEPH III. PALMER a. CO.
MO AZ CAMP STREET, dealers and fresh
~ stock OF FALL and WINTER GOODS, embracing both
i foreign and American.
some of the leading articles aIe named below.
broad iOths and gsssnre blue, black ami fancy coors
Sanets blue aBd MernO Eassmeres hentucky
JsIis all cO1rs; all NO0 and Union FaDHes all Qualities and
all nd half Wool tusa M
Wool Shaws many kerseys aud
Liuys Kentucky and Wool Pads ard Twills;
Plaid aud checked insey Gala Wool Plaid chldren's
clothes; white aud all hiaEinaW Blankets; Negro ban
kes weighing his Saddle Blankets ne and bed aud
Cub Blankets, etc. etc.
COTTON GOODS. Brown and bleached Sheetings and
Shrungs, British aud make qualify and
sdlh, from To yards wide Cotton Osnarrzs the
pspua brands North South; PRINTED
embracing Cheeks Pai, Stripes Tiekngs Dsnns ami Cotton
Mosquito bars, Nankeens, Cotton handkerchief
variety Cotton Hosiery foods full nghams,
Of English, Ffeiigh
hiushi
SII.A AND ALPACA GOODS. Plain. Striped. Plaid
hF,rfe S.tz Fi1rer ncheWs: Sans
Vevrs tlaudkerche Cravsts
all numbers pG satin aud TAea bJis; Alpaeas, ali quali
ties anc cocss Molar Lns Canton Cloths BOmuaznes etc
LINEN GOODS. Dress Linens in whole and dem pieces;
Bed Ln"as Table Linens and Towels Leu Handkeriels,
and hne,
~ With other articles usua ine Of business oil
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MIN TEACHER OF MUSIC slls
k8-AN Hzs15E3
xS1SfZ EBrMRs. NJ C6MPBELI., Teacher Of Nu- nTr-l1
SkSs frnu Forte and Quit receives pupiis kzS
"a At her res dene. No. s27 haronue st'ee BE ~EI
1jes hr lessons, she Lectures
he Science Music. SIS fir n23 yos
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My tale is over. The young lady, who had al.
ways been believed the baronet's own legitimate
daughter, was proved to be his legitimate niece,
and she is now the wife Of one of England's no.
biest mobiles.
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IL For san FRANCIsCO and sACBA MEN
esIIk TO ClTY-ReguLdr Line of California Paekeis.
- The Al new aud very fast sailing bark GIP6H,
Cap Geo j. Essng having halt of her cargo will
meet with all possible Dispatch This vessel the class
newly copperzd, well found and fitted every respect and
has excellent accommodations for cabin and eerage pssen
gers, who viii be landed San Francisco Sacramento
VIM. J. DEWEY. sS Graver st.
Capt James a Grant OF Sacramento City, the shipper of
great portion Of the cargo Of this vessel will take charge of
ton in reference to the market lie may be at h office
o. the Agent, and refers MesTs Church Caruthers
Ptsburs James p Jack & Co., CINCINNATI Buchaunon
Commercial and Agricultural Bank. Texas. nle
e. FOR CALIFORNIA. uie San Juan Nfeara.
StK gHd-A superior and very last sailing hav.
ing unequaled aceommOdations. will be dispatcled
as above sufficient number of passengers and
ieght or Parties deslrous OF going tins which is
The cheapest anI best opened invited
names az he office of the undersigned, where information
reference thereto may b Ubtaf ed.
ol9 WM. J. DEWEY. IS Gravier st.
SIN FRANCISCO REQ UL1R LLYk
kAa FOR SAN FRANCIsf0.-The A l, fast sail
AAf& ing ship GEORGE STEVENS, Captain John
Cushing, Is loading for The above port, and will
have all possible dispatch This ship superior order, cop
peed and well found ns very respect For freight or pas
apply board opposite Posi- Ii, Second Municipality
to J. P. WHITNEY Il CO. 81 Camp St
je4 or WILLIAM j. DEWEY, IS GTavier st.
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NTOND Y, December @ at o. iick A M-wiI be sold a
vi auction in the Church belonging the Camp FemsI
Orphan Asyu
The LEASE OF THE PEws for one year.
ns- As many wishing lease Pew were dsagpoine,
last Of notice. all tesrous
them for The coming and who feel Interested Orphans
are respectfully invited nd the sale. MO 56
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MADAME HORh-Ths celebrated Philosopher, As
NA trOoglst and PhysiOgnOms and the Egyptian
Oraces of Fate respectfully informs the ladies and gentle
of New Orleans that she will remain in the city for
short time, and may be consulted any of the above
sciences her office, No 2S Graver street, between ST.
Peter and ST. Paul Streets Madam " if desired, will give
chronological Charts with admeasurements of the head
temperament, etc. Consultation &l. an2 6m
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WfnohesGer Academy.
THE o. Pnepa this institution, made BY de des
81 DR. Gibson hed appointment Of H. W. Thorpe
been recommended 20 the board seausfn&A 81
aaasns and long - saehss Hs VIII be assist
Professor Modern Language and such other help
numbeT Of pupils may require glF.ts5f
The school opened Monday September (hs
tne) and In thereafter
made o the aeeog q boaIders n tae time boarding
be had reasonable other places
The heahlne Of this town, probably
the Unisn, and accessible position, combine intn
merits 0 the school patronage
parents and Others having the charge Of youth.
as1 1855 tdN1& ROBERT ". CONRAD, President
sstaH* P37 4o tfuts s.fF Dr.. w, BARTON, Secretary.
Non, JAMES M. MASON,
h THOMAS A. TiDDALt, ESQ.,
! ..eiaas4 H.ssa DR.. ROBERT r. BALDWIN,
tM#t E. John BRUCE, esqu ftf
Dr. II. H. MCGUIRE,
H# tN PHILIP WILBERNs, esq, 4
E JOSEPH u. BIIERRARD, esQ,
JAMES MARSHALL, esq,
Rev. "A. A. H. BOYD,
at Rev. O. r. KRAUTH,
Aug 29-4wcp asf aG61s Trustees,
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Y virtue owo DEGREES Charles county court sltlng ~ eou
of equity undersigned, trustee, WIN sell before ue coun
house door Port Tvbacce, Monday ts - dsy y IVY
Nv Mar. n Neas from her mother, Mary c. N1aei and aso Ina
which The Francis Neale died seizedbo con
hs farm ubon which Francis Nea'e lived and
occupied al The his DEATH called and known e.
containing six hundred and my acres too~ ae'es
loss, ,yig NJ IN ts .st.4t .,lE -. .d
all the neeexsary our houses heavily tnbefed
navigation. The land IN high state o. eu
yation and Yields Of county
il lies sI miles nom Port Tobacco and 70 church aud
mill. . Ia.
ton thereof and balance equal annual insamens 70
the trustee
Interest from day OF sale Upon payment Of the whole Of the
purchase money authorized to convey 20 me purea
ser or purchasers Mary Neae and the late D
premises, free and unncum
pefsu q "'0 "'u0" ''o"'' NJ sToNEsTREET
July 4-lawtds trustee.
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conformity act entitled "An act 10 reduce INTO one ~ We
escheaors passed the 9Th day la
AIRY, 1872 hereby make eli whom n concern ~
appears certificate OF the cscheaor Of Logan county
h Of April eso and received into e Lsnd Once 20 W.
10Th day Of September 1850 that by inquess held on the s gay
March, 1885, the following Of land lying In the county o.
have found escheaied 10 this Commonwealth, viz:
tract Of three hundred thousand which was conva
j. j. r. Thomc OF France, to company In Fmnce, styled "
virrnan Guysndote,v and which escbeacd "
Commonwealth bccsure The title thereto legal and equitable wm
alien Aliens and not citizen Of Virginia, resident IN
United States.
Anob. Of bvpded thousand part Of fsci M
hundred thousand Of which james tN
seized which John Peter dumas, frsn
the assembly Virginia. passed The ~
Also, another tract o. three hundred thousand acres o. which W
said James Swami died texed and which also vested BON
Dumas, the assembly Of Vi
passed year said Of hundred hcessn
hundred thousand cschened the Gov
monwealh, because the title thereto legal and equitable,
alien Aliens not citizen Of Virginia resident W.
Tinted The said John Peter Dumas being dead and Emf
&. H. PARKER
Sept 0o-lsw6wff Register Va. Land 0mte.
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THE win begin Monday the 18th day OF ocoe
i 1850 and close hrst March, 1851.
Nathan X. Smith, N. d. surgery. .2tt@
WIN. T.. A. Aiken, M. D., Chemistry and Pharmacy 90,
Samuel Chew, NJ d. Therapeutics, Maica Mediea and ny
giene. rt. 6srss#l l-lisaIs.n 1871
Joseph Roby, NJ. D., Anatomy and Physiology.
VIM. Power, N. D., Theory and Practice OF Medicine -
Richard H. Thomas, M D., Midwifery and Diseases Of Wc@e
and Children. lN ~ tAfNa.ta 81 "a
Geo. w. Mitenbergor, M. D., Pathological Anatomy. Ill
The ample opportunities foi the OF fracnra
Anatomy a moderate expense. .
Clinical week. by Professors Smith and foe
nhmsry with the privileges Of daily visits
without charge 10 the student for thc ticket
Fees lectures e95 Practical Anatomy, eioi Ms
''' - WILLIAM II. A. AIKEN, Dean
Aug. 7-2awti5oc .#tU4 NrsaiE aaN
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rAe.sss.ss,s EssssissFssr, % science. Lasss-'aT'
pRosPEcrys The Ieososagae win embrace q
q ss Is e. = Il
y: s. .s ;,s E s ssssa
.; S'ss ss;ss
figures phassiea indexes o. eOn,ss
vim make practically useful and Of easy Issaee The sab
4. Mathematics subds Geometry, Astronomy Cosmogaphy
Medical Natural Philosophy.
sso%s Pl,sooss. S. Botany
Sssssshs :ssas ss.s.pa,
sf ~. ss S p. ss ''
the assisns s..,. q he plates -'' ~ -
a9n' sasnssns a,: cen, (, p y,
sfs s1sa. 1 s's.
~ y ss s e
swsas. ehuIchs. public stores .lssilss.
b. the Fine Arts; painting drawing, epga
wing dogaphy typography, music, dancing, and the
To- Technology subdiv.Pabe works. highways railways by
draue woks,) mining farming and (ascaiure
my Of forests coming and coins, weights and measuesi6 plates
s Va, ss.a.a
vsnsni pSoo in keep heir copies per
ss y sf s e sss i
ready appeared which may be examined at s q
Price III per part. Fas s,,s& #t at 4g Aug
HOICE Grade. and styles Of Fiannel..-we invite the
'saS q S aS s ssss%sn g inc
IS do real Wseh warranted nos to shrink IN all the grades
70 DO ans ssss Skins
% a' sIza ;sfi m sE ssss r May co.
pARLOR and three ch.mssrs e let .s door. non
National Hotel over raker Fancy Store elegantly furnished
Fancy and Perfamery STORE, Penn avenue
oePt 4 /. '
Al ERIsOs. Mous.eiines, Ca.I,meres Sec.Jus, received
Thbs! periGos including ~ he shades
20 do do do dress patterns, Every sslec,
90 do extra rich and fine moassellnes ias fta
2 @oasse1 ;s,s and Saan y.
ads making our presen, stock varied
my p''''a 's''''''' cLAcETT, NEWTON, MAY, 4 CO.
septI5-adf
RONNET veIyets, satins. just received. which
iopieees bonnet veSe in white, blue pink mode, draD
IS do White sss en- and ancy-colorsd satin. g
% 40 so'0'sd gro G cL a,,iaEsf1 NEWTON May CO.
Sept Is adf
SHELL Flowers. STEVENS has Just received beautiful 10
Also by he same mpors,ion ve pounds Of coral heads
The above goods are elegant and viii be sold at moderate prices
Also, further supply las. opened, Of
ssssl... shaving powder.
Pimon,. chemical hair inysora,or &c. e. tas ssal
ysF54af d sag4. STEvEHSS, t#l
hat, cap, gentlemen 5 Quitting establishment
No. 1, Browns hotel, I'd door from main entrance.
Aug l7--eod3tf ..4st3.4Tr st..st tst4ss y ..s
LExArDRE's KID GLOVES, v. have ", The
IL dozen ladies' assorted, dark
Is do do do light colos
a - do s-i do black IL tst74tef' AA5a5,.
s.:, s;.es s ssas ss.s s.s = sizes
10 do do q do single do
The and decidedly
the make imported, NIL who have Aeyan
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, & CO.
Oct s-2tn tHisltgr za8 ,ssEtH s4f t& satt9l
i,OMPILATIuN OF Army Rsgisters, from 1873 %
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DVICE about wines.-Gentiemen al Washington city who
dese M occason, 70 have their tabes the choicest
perfect condition prices,
wishing avoid the purchase OF original package
selection for table, OF number
boes liquors. packed and delivered their
residences ee Of fregh by dans day required
by addressing telegaphc day
The a will be under
signedom his Mosele, Sparkling Champagne and
Mosee, which unequaed Sherry Madeira,
Port that cannot BE- urpassed including exquisite Amona
Manzana White Port; Clare (Mcdoc Burgundy
French and German wine stock
United medium and finest bandes and Havana
- - q NJ JACOB SNYDER, Jr.,5
Aug 27-dlmif Wine Merchant. Philadelphia.
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fhl 81 W oyricE on rms CohnssIosEss, June 2e leoo.
ATihe ssrns This day, ths oie~ns order We. made
70 be published In
ss Republic, aud Union nsspsper that no
Board amer the mr., das Of fsbna
uness shown which must be verified BY
adsvi a ~ where lnemos.ls have seeA sescd
NOT hearing The first Monday
December further delay in amy case be wanted mo
lion ia writing eject bc subms.ea on or before INA,
srslins form tkc reasons TOR such delay"
Claisn will receive, seeoFdny NE notice conveyed oy
ms 'ee a' :" :" ~ ~ ~" - EDWARD wM.J0BNsToH,
,,,y o uus,Fsb Secretary 70 the Consisaon.
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WILLIAM RORHER,
RNEY AT LAW,
Lamcastsr, Gramt cossty, Hisconsin,

tLArE vAueuiFr cousrY, vA.)
WILL Of Grant, Dane and Iowa counties,
federal and courts At Madison He will give
prompt and particular attention the collection Of Claims the
redemption of lands and the payment OF taxes TO
resident landholders In any part Of the state
Refers Hon H. g. Fooe U. b. Senate Hon James NJ Mason
u g. SENATE Homer esq, Waenton, VA Messrs kno,
Mason attorneys law, New York Professor W. = Homer
David Lap.ey, esq, Messrs. w. Welsh, Philadelphia
Missouri Ap Ig-iawiy
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SPLENDID French Mflltnevy.-Mrs. Avs n. CLApr, bav
ing jna returned from New York, will Thursday
10Th inst her msh,onsbs millinery saloon,
peor assortment % Paris millinery sans
plain dol de Acn, feathers, flowers, bsnds cdren hats
drab saws black do nes' hats, neck nband,
three cases latest style French pattern hats, inst'
from Paris, Style with article
Al orders duly attended All repairing done win the usual
neHtness ikI NlA ~. 4A : 1T HlT ftTT1 % WI
Geossssowb, Oct e--3s. GA aEt5 ta48Nl lss aY3 aat
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-05

/ID GIOvES.-00 ladies' best quality KID gloves, In
N colors and white and black. Hs
65 dozen gcntlemen's best kid assorted aIa ~ .
worsted, merino ana SIN, AL anu
worsed, and silk hosiery ladies' French sizes
collars prices cuffs match velvet cuffs and neck nband 70
match benull article Of all kinds OF dry
goods which viii very prices for the cash
only. e4 4s 8h#t4aF s@ @ = -. 1rgnv
Oct 3-cow y. WIN. fEhbH.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-05

cESENCH swiss EmbrOidcrles.--We have large
stock desirable goods, which we sell cheaper
than ever offered this city before, viz
1000 worked collars, l2k cents 10 I'll tiN
French worked collars OIL ~ 70 W
Jenny Lind collars SO cents 70 ~ 50
Do habits ~ 10 "a % f N
Fine sleeves 81 50 to W SO tHsF
Fine muslin sleeves so cents 70 ~ ~ tU4
fine assortment Of lace demi veils
Linen handke rchiefs, plain and figured nets
n7-At the old stand, Kings Lace Store ,,.,,,
n fenlemen will do and look cravats and
By doing ane, for we will sell
Them en-. sery lSv' ls @ ttsi ft