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r. WIN. COLEMAN, A. NJ, Principal.
LEWIS M. COLEMAN, A. M.

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. :. . i. REyEREEoEs.
Hon John X Mas0n;s
Or =. ?. Scott. speaker Of the Senate Of Virginia,
Thomas J. Randolph, esq. Albemarei
Dr. Armistend Cook Portsmouth
Robert q. stanard, esq, Hchmondi
VIM III. Harrison, esq., Prince George
VIM IL. Tayloe, esq., Mount Anyi
Richard Baylor, ESQ., Essex;
Andrew Hunter, esq., Jenersonj
Clayton G. Coleman, esq., Louisa
John Tabb, esq., Gloucester;
WIN. n. Roy esq.,s Gloucester
Hon. Robert NJ. Il. Hunter, Essex;
Right Rev. Nicholas Cobbs, ID. d. Bishop Of Alahamaj
Hon. Thomas II. Bayly NJ c.;
Judge Daniel Coleman, Alabamaj
Hon. James A. Seldom M. O..
Gen. Bernard Peyion,s Richmond;
Hon. James M. Mason 4 Frederick
Rev. VIM. Friend, Port Royal;
John r. Bryan, esq., Gloucester;
Thomas D Gholson esq., Petersburg;
Miers w, Fisher, esq., Northampton,
John w, Tyler, ESQ., Wanenon;
George II. Wilkins, esq ). Northampton
Francis H. kives, esq, Petersburg.
Gentlemen who either present wsrd
members Of the Institution.
Sep. 2-n [Intell
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
Faculty OF Physic.--session Of Is40-'5O.
THE Lectures wiz Monday, h October,
until the 18th Of March ensuing.
Chemistry and Pharmacy-WILL.s A. ArKEs NJ d., Ii. D.
Therapeutics Medica and Hygiene Curw n
Anatomy and Physiology-JasrrH Rory, NJ. ID.
Theory and Practice Of Observation-Disclosures M n.
THOMAS, M. ID. 1900
Pathology and Anatomy w.
Instruction in Clinical Medicine and Clinical Surgery every day At
the Baltimore Inhrmay, opposite the Medical College The
for practical anatomy will be opened October the cas
the denonsator Fees for the entire Comfortable board
may be obtained In The vicinity Of TIE Medical College o II 70
Aug. 15-2awtNov1 Dean OF the Faculty.
Superior old brandy.
THE subscriber Just very superior Brandy
Of the vintage Of la, purchased expressly for medicinal
and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
CHAMPAGNEs.
Schneider Cock and Crown
Heidsack Duca Grape
Juno Venus
Anchor Fountain.
Always on hand together with choice yaris, O wins Liquors
Aug lf-eodin Penn avenue. nesf 18Th street
CARD.
THE undersigned late Of the Pension occ having or the a
years employed the various duties connected wan
thereof offers his services the pubic
prosecution against tho general We
viii attend other business connected with the other de
All bushes co"ased 70 him shall promptly amended and
hithfally executed All letters must be postpaid.
THOMAS LUMPKIN,
wAsnrSorox crrr, D. c., August .. 1919.
Aug. 12-lmeod t
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AGENCY FOR CLAIMS AT wAsIiISGTOE, ID. g.
CHARLES DE sELDING.

AGENCY FOR CLAIMS AT wAsIiISGTOS, ID. g.
CHARLES DE sELDING,
Commtssioner, Notary Public, and General Agsnt.
No. II Todd's Buildings, Pennsylvania avenue
W.aSHTNGT0N, d. O.,
CONTINUES to give his prompt attention the prosecution
claims before Congress- Of the Eexecutive Department.
before hoard appointed spoaons
or before foreign procuring pensions Revolutionary
Navn Army; bounty land scrip, under the law OF February H.
August 10 1885, Of mileage for horses and
other property lost destroyed incurred by
fore being mustered and received into the service Of United
States and subsistence and transportation furnished for their
and all claims Of whatever description that arise Of the
wars with Mexico or Great Britain He In Possession Of all the
forms and understands fully requirements
other Offices He also the procuring
FOR captures made In Gulf and the Mexico,
California, and coast Of Africa.
He has been honored with Commissions from the ofee
State Union
Deeds deposiuons and other
to be used or recorded in the respective States.
Charges win be modernfe and regulated by claimed
and the extent Of services required 4sA.s
(postpaid will receive immediate
He refer the Navy and Executive
their Exceencies the Governors Of the several 6t
Union Senators and Members Of the previous and he
present Congress generally. Aus8
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General Agency ~ washington, ID. Q. ,H
RY A. NJ FARoUHAR, formerly Of Harrisburg Pennsylvania
- for claims government Mex
the revolutionary war, with Great Britain the Flor
ida
For pensions, bounty land, or scrip
Bounty attend 10 the purchase and sale Of bounty
land on order.
Patent 06eeThe applications for patens procuring models
drawings, &C.. will be attended all their
General Post 0HceA claims against the department will
prosecuted settlement Of contractors quarterly pay
ditto facilitated, &c. H- 8'#
New Orleans Delta, Nashville Union, Mobile Advertiser Louis
vile Democrat 81 Louis New Era Cincinnati Gazette indianapolis
Sentinel, New York Herald, Detroit Press publish
the amount Of $5 and send their bills this oce accompanied
with paper. June 24n
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4 Il
The present crisis in public affairs has aroused the dor
msnt energies Of antquaied federalism. and prompted il
agnn venture the Of its ancient and often
Tspadiated hereses In wing exchanges we observe
thsmos ultra and csntrazing doctrines advocated For
instance, In the Philadelphia North American Of the 2ist
nit ths doctrine j. advanced leading editorial that
the general government is sovsrsgn and supreme and
that The States occupy the relations to the Union
which counties occupy in reference to the States Ia the
sxcsd phrsnsy Of federalism. which in every period Of
danger TO the country magnes it, hour Of triumph has
come. such absurdes gayey propounded by the ad
voeatss Of that reysrent but exploded creed.
But in order to test the soundAess Of the doctrines pro-
mulgatsd by the North American, we would inquire Of
that papsr, Il Congress can alter the limits Of a
Stan = Stats legislature can alter those Of q
ccantys Can il aboliah State, change its name,
or consolidate il with another State, as State egs-
laturss may do with countess Let the North Ameri-
gan answer these questions. and then maintain the
doctrine which il has enunciated if it We protest
against III such absurdes and hereses. at with
the true principles upon which the government Of the
Union was founded We believe il Is as necessary to
preserve the rights Of the people and the States, il is
to preserve the Union in the exercise OF it's constitutional
powers We believe that public liberty will be best pre-
served BY guarding with equal care the rights Of the peo-
ple the rights Of the States and the true relations Of
both the people and the States the Union. The first
the foundation the second the supersucture, and
the last the capstone Of the edfce of public liberty
Let ALL therefore. be carefully guarded and preserved
lnperods Of extreme excitement there is great danger
Of losing sight OF the fundamental principles upon which
the government Of the Union established Men, in the
pasoxyms Of the moment, allow themselves to be drawn
into the expression Of opinions, which, in their moments
Of cool reflection they would instantly repudate Such
il the danger Of the present moment particularly in ref
erence to those who profess the old republican faith,
which regards the general government not CONSOLE
dated government but agency, established BY the
sovereign States deegang TO il part Of their sovereign
powers for special purposes, and thus constituting the
Union Whatever may be the dangers which press upon
US. we should forget the true principles which
the government Of the Union founded. We should
never forget that the evil most feared by the founders
Of the general government its tendency TO console
dstion. which cannot fail to end in despotism.
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DOCKS London list No. 6.--Fary Tales; by Antho
ny Hamilton, author Of the Memoirs Of Count Gfammon
VOL, 1872
Green on Consular Service.
Professional Papers Of the Royal Engineers, 10 vols
Ficldings Complete Works, In vol, Cukshanks Illustrations
smoIlcu's Complete Works, vol, do do
The Accomplished Chess Player.
The Plays congreve wychery, vanbgh, and Faquahm,
complete volume.
sir John ersches Inquiry, prepared for
and for the Of travellers in general VOL
Just Imported direct from London by
FebN FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Hearu Robbery at The Rheeling Poa OAee.

WHEELING Va, Feb. 2-Our post Office robbed last
night Among the valuables stolen was certificate from
the bank Pitsbug, No 34S In favor OF j. H. Raymond
for thousand dollars; also check drawn by p Bra
dy cashier of the Merchants and Mechanics Bank Of this
city, No $3.50, Messrs. Kramar d Rain, exchange
brokers of Piftsburg, for fifteen hundred dollars.
1t thought that upwards Of $4,000 in all have been so-
len Some of the missing letters were directed TO Balti
more and contained remitances TO merchants and brokers'
No clue the robbers. ss
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V1srrTNG-CARDs printed and plates engraved In the
approved style, hours notice, visiting cardr
the 6ne~t quality supplied, by TAYLOR MA0RY,,
Nov 70 Booksellers, oh q
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MY with The having ceased PROPOSE o
MI future, devote businesshe
the which long service and
given perhaps peculiar advantages
As agent and Attorney offer services especially the great
OF mail and postmnse whether late In
members Of Congress, and to the great numbers In
United States who have heretofore transacted business
with In person by letter. whether my
Post oee Departmental 1885 or previously whilst employed In The
they kindly make known business in
employ and indeed TO a only o
that any business they
the prompt and faithful attention which has
PETER O. WASHINGTON,
Nov. 20--eodIm Late Auditor p. q. Department
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rELEeRAPHIc REPORTS FOB THE UNION
Condition Of the No tArm Markets, &c.


NEw York. February 22--2 mo tidings yet Of the
steamer We had report this morning that she was COM
ing up tire bay at Halifax.
Stocks treasures rather heavy at liza new
loan l4t he latter asking Flour IL qniet-saes OF
800 bbis 81 81 SO for coumon western and State
brands Corn meal and rye flonr unchanged Genesee
wheat is held l26 l27 cents Corn is seadysalss OF
5000 bushels 60 81 mixed and yellow. Oats
So Al cents for southern and northern. Cotton Is held
mly-saes Of 700 bales at full quotations of yesterday
Provisions steady last quoted Sugars gnietand slightly
dropping. New Orleans molasses, Pa - cents. Whs-
key Is selling at 26 cents In bbs.-sales small
PHILApRLPaiA, Feb. 22--2, p. m-The anniversary of
Washingons birthday being pretty generally celebrated
here to-day Several Of the military companies out,
and Gags suspended from all the public buildings.
The stock market is quiet Prices remain about yes
terday Sales of brands -four 81 75 Rye flour
and corn meal unchanged. Red wheat l05 l06 cents.
Yellow corn, 81 So cents Oats and rye unchanged Pro
visions are steady, but active-prces unchanged
Groceries steady. Sugars not quite 50 Arm Coffee un.
changed There sales of coondcalers holding off
for steamers Whskey "a % cents per gallon.
NEW YoRK, Feb. PIP. m.
The steamer Falcon from Havana and New Orleans
lived here last night. She brings of moment
Up to this e. p. MI there tidngs of the
steamer America, now due at Halifax.
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undersigned having opened Office the end Of Wnder
building, end of Navy Department, 0he
his services all business with
the different departments Of e government In the settlement o.
which they require agent
on q claims pending before Congress H long conne1on with
the Navy Department. dscagng the duties Of important
ofce together with with the meber
Congress, possibly enable him render important
such rs may entris their business TO his management
VIM. d. SCOTT,
a fa WIZ Late Navy Agent
Republican Argus, Baltimore; Richmond Enquirer; Herald
New York. Ohio Statesman Ohio and Pennsyvannn, Phlade
pha will insert the Of dollars send bill
Sept 29--H
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A GENCY, WashingtOn.-The undersigned, late of the In
specton Of the Post Office Department offers his serv
generally, Of
section particularly with the that his removal from Office
initiate he has for
in for honesty capacity and fidelity and
refers his associates In Office Of both paes with their
consent sustain him therein "a.
All business Of every nature, the
government, will thankfully received and promptly despatched
if JAMES OWNER, Agent
July 4-dtf late Of Post Office Department
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Cholera Treatment and Preventive.

tyr. AMATI's ITALIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, TONIC
AND APERIENTThis remedy composed entirely Of vegeta
bic Ingredients totally from any mineral substance
discovered and Dr. Ama celebrated physician,
Of the abdominal rgionssuch diara,
dsente bilious complaints dyspepsia and all other disorders Of
the liver, &c.
knowing experience operates the kindly
eectua in these IL submitted remedy 10 those
who be attacked by the prevailing fatal and
venve all who be- SO fortunate as 10 escape us first nsidous
symptoms.
TO retail Caruss Music Saloon Penn.
yvana avenue, between m and 18th and NJ the principal
drug city of Washington Georgetown, Ind Alexandria
Pamphlets containing full directions for with interesting
certificates each bottle OF the very liberal
discount dealers Orders from OF the United States
promptly All communications must be postpaid
Aug 3-lawn SAMUEL CARUSI co.
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DIAM and Ornamental wire-Fencing subscri-
bs, having been recently appointed by The manufacturers
for the sale OF and beautiful article Of plain and
ncns would respectfully call the attention OF the
variety Of samples which be their hardware
Pennsylvania Sixth street. They would
following the numerous uses 10 which this
manufacture u being applied, viz
EncIosures cemeteries farms, public grounds, cotases
gardens.
Columns and cornicc work Tor cottages,
Guards for steamboats, and window guards for private dwellings,
PRISONS iunatic asyiums, &C.
Tree boxes conscaiories training pans
Arbors, arches, and Verandnbs.
Cellar cravings, and thiefproof graings for skyght, &C.
JNO. w. BADEN 4 BRO.
Pennsylvania avenue, south SIDE near Sixth street
Feb 20-Iaw6w
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Nov so--eodlm Late Auditor p. o. Department
McCULLocH ON TAXATION 1 vol London.
az Ta o sm a%ea 1
Mills Political Economy . vols. Boston.
The Past Present. and the Future, by H. Caeyi volume,
The Progress Of Nations BY r. c. Seaman vol New York
Grmke the Nature and Tendency Of Free Institutions vol
Cotton Public Economy United States vol New York
TooLe's History Of Prices; 1889 % lsaa ye London
TWISTS Progress Of Political Eeonomy vol London
sa arnsa ~ Industrial nd Exchange vol New York
The Political Whiting. Of Thomas Paine vols
'n jan ' 70 :" = '''''' '''''' FRANcK TAYLOR
avs, near Oh street, DARK scenes Of History. ~ O. p. R.
.s sso' q &C. Etiquette at jan
IOHNSrON's National Atlas OF Universal Geography,
oa and Poss s Alexander Ks,n John
large volume, containing ofe largest folio size and
ssss' %s 80
enjoying The nghes, abroad For sale few copies only
: Dec % ''''''' '''N' = - fRaNcK TAYLOR.
SnK HOsIERyThe .ub.cdbers received nc FOL
e Districts which they respectfully invite all IN want Of such
s''I 5 dozen white embroidered silk hose
! (; : :sss. " NC e !: ss' r"su.S
10 DO cotton tops, low priced
Also, the following, In black.
dozen bes plain black siis hose
. 90 &c %sss% &c &c &C., 90 cotton top.
10 do black silk hose
do do do do fleece 80.
James q. ferret
WILL prosecution Of claims before Congress
w various executive departments Of the government
Once and dwelling street, between OH and ION
octa-n
THOMAS n. TwITTY,
(Lofs Of Warrsnfon, North Carolwa.)
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
No. 20 Gravier street. N. o.
characterization J. r. j. Daniel, Hon. A. W. vsnabs.
Nov a. 3m
Professor Benjamin Worcester, teacher
Of Photography during the In several schools 10 this
private instruction his room, MRS g.
Gossn Penn between 9Th and TN s,s reasonable
terms Sept 2-iawu
I KNOX WALKER will practise law I'm tine Supreme
Court OF the United States, and acnd 70 the prosecutor
Mar. loft
CERvANTs.-wanted, nssic servant and gcoa
cook, do the work Of small family None VIII ps enpoyeo
bring good recommendations Inquire al this Once
Nov s'--W
HANS ANDERsEs's STORY BOOK for Children
III
Mary Howitt's Story Book, with illustrations, vol:
p pss 10nsnd' sop Book w''' FRxScK TAYLOR
JUVENILE hooks PrcscntsJust received from every
publisher IN The country comprising all the and standard
Young people, beautifully got up the printing and hind
- u q TAYLOR q MAURY,
Dec n booksellers. near 9TH street.
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United states P.s.n. Once,

United States Patent Once,
February IT. 1850.
ON petition Locking Of North DansyIe New
praying granted said Locking
for from the expiration OF
said patent which takes place the twenty eighth day OF April
1850
ordered said petition be heard the Patent oce
- O'Clock, and all
notified and show caase any they have, why said
petition ought not 70 be granted.
Ordered also, be published In the Republic, In
teIgencer Union Washington city d. G. North american,
and Gazette Philadelphia Tribune New York Daily Amercan
Rochester, New York Journal Poydence once week for three
successive weeks previous the third Monday April next
DE WITT O. LAWRENCE,
Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
sEdo Of the papers viii please copy, and send their
bills 10 the Patent oice with paper containing this NOTICE.
Feb l2-law3w
DOCKS Loudon-Iist No. T.-Walbran's Dictionary
I'D Of Shakespeare Quotations. vol, f6f9.
Radicals, translated into Engist-2 VOLS 1919.
Light Infantry Duty by Lieut. Adiuant sinnot 9Th regiment
vol, lsa9
The Arms Divisional Tactics Of Decker translated by
Major Jones, Prince Albert's Hussars-1 vol, lSf9
The Duties oJudge Advocaics BY Capt Hughes Deputy Judge
advocate Gcneral--I vol.
CouId's Companion Microscope--I vol lst9.
Jncksons Military SurveyinE-l vol.
iumbodts Cosmos, English BY otsca vols,
1919
Burgoyne Blasing and ouarring-1 VOL, isi9.
Aliens Navigation Laws OF Great Bnan-l vol, lSi9
The London Stage4 vols.
Just imported from London direct, by $500. 1880,
Feb Is FRANCk TAYLOR
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Union INTEI.ILGENCE AND GENERAL AGENCY
hfIn sSa.n sSs S
by applying at this oee be supplied with honest and
hand only honesty, capacity
S na, aud SS e..
most reasonable terms.
Rev GsC ", Samson Very Rev. y w% Mathews
Rev. Rev. sBS Butter s ss..1 Ed Dyer
Wv seaton, esq. ORA: NJ Honar,
Rob l. Andersen esq YIN u a Campbell esq
= Nov Z; o ss~so;a i = :. ''"'' ''a
NEW Cloths, Cassimercs, and vestings.-The subscri
beers have just received entirely supply Of the above
poSs sensay We "ao ne a''na'" o. ''' '''
pieces French cloths jus, received black brown blue,
90 piece. fancy cassmcre- embracing popular shades
10 pieces best French doc. skin cas.imeres
do medium priced do do
IN vEsTINGs WE HAVE
Rich French cashmeres in heen different varieties Of patterns
Rsn s s5ew ys ans ey so%a ss.s
: Rich yestings suitable FOR evening purposes
line, 70 which we invite their attention. .,,,...
A NEW supply OF shawIs, ciosks, and sasks.--suan-
before WE hs o%us e
10 rich embroidered French oIoaIs now shapes new and un
10 plain coak. richly trimmed
In sHAwLs we haye--
g , Hun g.a. long shswl', in rich eeior
lo half mourning do DO, IN new designs
100 medium and low priced wooien shawls
Also, rich cashmere long shawIs.
Dec s-a cLAGETT, NEWTON MAY q co.
CONTENTS OF the American Almanac for Isso.--Elec
" tons OF Presidents and Vice Presidents.
Executive Departments and OARccrs.
Postmasers, Collectors, Naval Officers.
Indian Agents, Pension Agents. Land Oficer
Army List, Military Posts, Arsenas &c.
Marine Corps supreme Court Circuit Courts District cour,.
Foreign Ministers and Consuis In United States
United States Ministers and Consuls
Titles and brief abstracts Of passed M the
last session Of Congress.
Mail Service and Revenues under the Postage Law,
TO Oregon and California.
United States Expenditures from 1870 10 Is4s
Imports and Exports for fny eight years.
Debts o. the United States and Of tie several States.
Public Lands, SeaCoass State Elections
ton, Slaves Railroads. Immigration, Colleges, Law Schools
Medical Schools Theological Schools,
Europe and British Colonies, and
Political staistcal Hsocal and Scientific,
The limits Of advertisement.
5 closely printed price one dollar postage
OF the United States only IA cents.
Dec g. FRANCK TAYLOR
U1srTING-CARDs printed and plates engraved In the
mos. approved ye q rev hours ncues cad vi.nng CARDS o.
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NOTICEThe subscriber begs inform the citizens and
public generally that he has just employed wokmen from Eu
rope and from the northern Cities OF known skill and experiences
which, together with his own knowledge and practice in the
enables him with confidence that
prepared manufacture fine eweiy and costly silver
and cheaper than other establishment known
this section Of the country His customers respectfully
requested TO leave their orders with
Penn avenue, between Duh and 10Th streets.
Aug. lg-eodif =
TO George Pace and Edwin Pace.-You hereby
fed October le9 Of the circuit superior
Of law and cancey for the Of Prince George and State Of
Virginia, deceed other things In substance fol-
"That Meade and Thomas H. Daniel who appoint
commissioners for the do notice 70 e weeks
be published forthwith in Of the published in the
city Washington and posted e front door Of the court
county, George and Edwin Pace formerly
the county Of Prince George vrgnia come forward and claim
shares Of the Of Joel Cheyes deceased OF
county Prince George before the Of the
Of this the cou will proceed distribute their shares
R. X. MEADE,
TH0S. II. DANIEL
Nov 22-dew Commissioners, &c
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A COUNTRY for salc.-About midway befweeen the
IA OF Washington and New York, mile out OF the
city OF Wilmington, residence Of Capt Gal
agher the Emitted States II consists large mansion
carriage and all out
several grounda improved and
and other and ornament The build
in supplied with the best Of water and
delightful Of The nouishng city Of Wilmington
and the adjacent country including fifteen miles Of Delaware
o. bay, &c. s..Ns.
The IL one Of healthy In the middle states, and
very desirable residence for gentleman and family being wn
walk OF the railroad depot and steamboat landing hus
enabling South several times day
For rte particulars inquire OF Amos Hunt Capitol
Delaware - = - A pROxyN M. h.
Feb l2-law3wTu. f' 4.
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Dancing Acsdemy.--sscond Course.
MR. Liable the announces 10 the citizens
wi Washington and that
Thursday, bis
residence, PenD=yvana avenue, opposite ward Hotel
Days Of tuions Washington Thursdays and satu
days. GsorEeiown- Mondays and Fridays.
Jan 2o--dn saf#t n 4asG8Hf
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O, n. ROGERS ~ d.
Seed and .arcsItwai warshcws, No "a Market direct, Phai
deipbia. fsftss .lts y
FARMERS eardeners Implements, imported
seeds, fruit and ornamental shade trees guano, poedreis
kc. Feb.3
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NS.-Fumished rooms, with without board, may be
nsa WIS ssrH on 10 least sideJ third door from
n street. Feb 92--lw
NAP 81 the Mining Districts Of CONTAMINATION, pub.
Fsbm FRANcK TAYLOR