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fyENTIEMEN,s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. has tins
day large and full Of gentlemen outfit
ting articles, viz F59
Family made Shirts superior quality and
The of retailing shirts wholesale prices will be
tnued by Stevens. sGa
81 t5s CRAVATS. gF#
supply Of black and coo just imported and
believed TO be the newest In market. .
UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS
silk, merno wool, WOOL and large
assortment, and some Of extra large sixes.
S5tt8 a UMBRELLAS
A full supply of silk and cotton, some styles
Also, gloves, penery, dressing robes
brushes, nzorsn fact article necessary for gentle
toilet all Of which will be sold at uniform
prices nj aaf3 STEvENS,S, FRI
Great Hat and Gentlemen's Quitting Establishment
Dec 5-eodf No. Browns Hotel.
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THE New Journal Of Medicine for March, 1s5O.-Pub
No II (for March, 1850 of the New York
Journal Medicine and the Collateral Sciences edited by
NJ ID. This number contains historical notice OF The
Of medical science from the landing Of the Pilgrims a
Plymouth present time; by Stephen W. Williams NJ d.
Fibrous Of the ovsrum by the large
abdominal section BY W. w. Van Buren,, d. Report on pema
induced Of contracted pelvs BY
r. Blafchlord NJ d. Excision Of schous Mamma followed
ser the operation by Tetanns Samuel Tyler NJ D.
together with eight other original articles
practical utility The review department contains erics
second volume Of the
Medical Assocsfon together with bibio
raphca all the late medical publications. It's foreign
selection practical
foreign journals while the American be
Interesting editorial and selections
from American medical journals.
This journal Published In the city Of New York
with perfect plates and illustrations
reached The h since ID FIRST publication price
o. per annum, so per copy. +
Specimen numbers application (post paid r. Hud
York Journal Of Medicine ~ Wall New
York.
subscriptions received and numbers for sale by
FRANCK TAYLOR, Penn. avenue,
Mar 1--lmw Agent for Washington, D. 9.
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ORDINANCES DEpARrnExr,
Washington March 10, 1850
DRoPOsALs In writing will received n the LIST Of May
o the purchase for cash. OF piece Of land situate near The Lit
buildings thereon This land
conveyed by bearing 9th Of
marked w. head Of the canal and 20
head bank OF said canal referred 20 being
erees east az feet inches % cut above
distance from canal thence degrees morrill, ALI feet inches
another cut stone msse a. above
% degrees SOUTH All feet inches The place beginning contain
and MORE And 4 The hshe. price offered FOR
es passed March, 1872 conveying offering
interest premises being fully
deood that such not include which
have belonged said Potomac Company which has been
yeyed and Oh for the Chesapeake and Ohio canal which
The proposals win opened allowed named LIST Of
lie Pals GE0. TALcoTT,
Mmai-wu b. Brig Gen., and Colonel Of Ordnance.
cPRING sIKswe invite the attention Of the ladies' to The
following variety which feel confident in saying equaIed
20 DO hne figured India do
. q asS small plaid . sss.aaoa .prns .y,s
20 DO small striped do in very delicate shades
IS do owpriced small checked silk, suitable article for
10 do plain silk, grave taste or old sdiosan
auction bargain
do plain silver gray silk
do plaid halfmournne silk
5 do new style figured half mourning silk
par q which win offered very cheap s''''
pieces very rich ~ Gros de Rhine
do - nch black taGata
20 e reh black s.o. de Rhine
&c rich ss s,. &c asurss &c &c
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NEW Fancy Goods.-The subscribers respectfully
ends customers especially the ladies' the
exhibit al uaes prices which fail TO please
10 pieces hgcolored spring moussenss, pink, blue, and
10 pieces hne figured mousseines very patterns
10 do figured mousselines for children
10 do DO silk tissue and allorincs
de Pariscnnes, new hall mourning material
IS do fancy colored bereses, in blue, pink and green
20 do embroidered bereges, In very select styles
50 do fine figured do ss
50 do medium priced do, comprising great variety ofpaerns
Is do Iussre berege a low priced article.
gngham, musin and lawns, have The annexed styles
pieces best French gnghams in all desirable patterns for chill
90 do best printed jaconet eambrcs
30 do French musns
Is do coiored lawns
30 do small plaid musins In paerns-a bargain
Is do figured British prints
Is do do French do
10 do small striped do
In white goods have
80 pieces fine jaeonet cambrics
20 do medium price do
so 10 cambric muslins in oil grades
20 do fine satin plaid and striped cambrics
do thin Swiss muslins
100 do plaid musns at IAN per yard
IS do fine and medium corded dimiues
10 do rice-corded cambrics
rs do namsooke and null muslns
Is do fine Inda linen and bishop lawns
70 do colored dotted Swiss musns
20 do fine plain Swiss musiins
20 do wide Tarieton musins
50 patent hoop skirts
50 Victoria do
~ Marseines do
In addition great variety belonging the above
line which ali which viii be pleased
exhibit with complete assortment OF staple and domestic
sell the avorabla
terms CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, d co.
Mar i6-iw
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SrROLOGY-The celebrated @. w. RoBACK, Sweden.
Office No. Locust street. above s street. Pladepha offers
his the cit of Washington and us vicinity he has
all crowned heads Of Europe, and enjoys
higher reputation Astrooger than one living Natyies
calculated according GeomancyLades - Gentlemen % Per
distance have their natves drawn BY sending the
BIRTH All letters containing the above fee
will receive immediate attention, and naves sent 70 any part
Of the world written on durable paper and ne prepared 70 make
conjuaton Of the following topics:
Coursp advice advice for the successful
the too free u the bodies and for all cases q hazards and for
stolen lost property the purchasing Of tickets
done this
vicinity full satisfaction, and 1000 nayes he has
All letters will be reigousy attended
prepaid will be answered gratis For particulars, call at this
Q. W. RoBACK.
Dec. o3-d3m
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Assistant Teacher Wanted Immedssssly.
THE Principal wsnenson IN C) Male Academy wishes
who qualified
The various English branches must
man. habits and good
An Applications and paid
Principal
Feb lq-dd fsstl
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NEW Bccks.w bite Jackets The World In Mans wsl
~ by Herman Melville.
Chalncrs's Posthumous Works. voI.e
The Life Of John Calvin. BY Thomas H. Dyer,
MnM FRANCK TAYLOR.
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MO. 8, OPPOSITE CENTRE MARKET. have con-
N s,ansy hand full assortment Of family groceries
Do Do Virginia ..,s, Do eo.,
ynsolisd hor, white whsap
Standard LOAF, crushed, graduated, ground sugars
Old governments java MaracaibO Mocha Rio and 81 Domingo
sunpowds imperial, young old hyson Tyson 'l'
Superior butter, selected from Orange county diaries
sapsaso rsmesan seian, pine APPLE imitation English and
Boston, OYSTER butter soda. and water eraclsn
No. and No. mseksreI, in IS u. kis
s: and barrels GOLDFISH '''"''' tongues and sounds
BIeached winter sperm, lard and whale oil
SPERM patent sperm, and mould candles assorted
variety asy n q s, sss. buckets BASKETS &C.
an. s%.. :s ss ssssa s.':a S:.
PRESERVED lines, Gaaya jelly assorted fruits strip
Ms.eIss and .ofsSsli almond. shebarh, nIDss, walnut
Woress,rshirs Harvey, Reading, peppsr
EIse isaon maosm, celery nutmeg vanilla. almond Gin
sss ana
Win many oshsr desirable articles. % which We would
''s Mar i4-sosaf ' JOHN .. kIBsEv CO
~. ss sss =:
E Of .he Hess Of Geouesown The dwelling house eony
RESIDENCE sasssi sa R'sss s' two ssss.
sse and hss -four large room. On each soSs
he ~ho. es sa o. a' house, osssr Win wing o. sssa
asn ss% hoass and Other css. ssi - ssss
Ros.s ess he sos iessss % :nisssss
while dsliahfu usw, q which
U s s Ira ocaS a. @ @ s1 " i.
n oDs q y ,s s.ss .Ss S.y s % = . %
admirable fertility ofhe sol and the excellent exposure, admirably
sss very pssy S = proximity r.
q snS g.: :% r s s~ ~ me
churches schools mse other Of bune.s being
member Cent?: ss:$s si:ssa,
~o% = an ss who nav s =
q ne f.s Ts.pscy 's.s.,sd s. .. ss
Possession gwen Immediately For fsr,hsr iutornaoa inquire
= ', SAMUEL Q. DAVIDSON,
ne ,s!Iowias desirable goods Tor 'sdss dresses
Plain gace spring sik
s en- "a LIZ AZ AZ
Paid figured md striped spnns silk
pan pink sas, bun, corn dab, pesn variety Of figured
Hin co.ored embroidered
D vain st ss1 ss s = ,os
which invite the Indies call purchasing e
WHERE are determined % sell AZ small profits insure QUO
MmI3 r. n. HooE CO
DEMRAsLE Property ssr Is.ns-A .ys three .,oy " -
10, vim stable and coach on he premises, oceap,s
present BY Robert Mills, esq situated upon street,
% streets Possession given The s day Of My Inquire
Mar l3-3df Adicinns he premises
Dancing Aosdsmy.-secena oourse.
Liable has The honor % me eh s.aa
VA washington and Georgetown, that hts second course o
lessons viii Thursdsy, the 3l Of January,
esdence on Pennsylvania opposite Wizards ho
Days Of tuition; Thursdays, ana o
daysi gsovestown-Mondays and Fridays.
Jan 99-df
Tr1IE usdersigned having located in Wsshsnsssr
would respectfully notify ne public that he ready ~ pr
claims and attend business before the several p
ed % with prompness. x,v, sox
Mar l5-1ws - n. nsss~
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College OF 81. James, Washington county, Maryland.
THE Eighth Session will Monday, October which
the nefua attendance Of all the students The
duties OF the classes promptly and
poranf that all their members old should take their places
opening Of The academcs from
LIST OF October the LIST Of August there being but vacation
August September In College, all the under
full OF professors have for several been pursuing the
Tire Of collegiate studies equal that prescribed the older
colleges OF the North Al rd
ating class received their academical degrees.
In the Grammar School, which immediately adjons the College,
The classes carefully trained
under the supervision Of the Professors Of the College, Thus pupils
the institution early and their entire
direction they
mercantile embraces those partial members the
professional e Such admitted
TO all the privileges and advantages Of their classes ub
tune place OF Of the classical studies such
cessary 10 preparation for business.
French study, without charge, all the Glasses
In addition the French, the mercantile Students will be taught
without charge, German, other modern language
The location Of College perfectly heathf and there
the
young Moral and religious education chief design OF the
srtunon.
charge, covering expenses
Of months The rules Of the College carefully
restrict any other expenses Of the student.
All the Departments under immediate supervision OF The
underxgned application be made for Of
Register for further information, well Cor the admission
Of pupils JOHN n. KERFOOT, Rector,
Aug 3-2awam College Of s. James, p. o., Maryland
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WE indebted % the PahhsT, Mr. Casiir Bohn Of his city,
splendid photographic view Of the Of Washington and
adjacent including,
particular representations % e important public budngs and
ote objects q interest ~ The city and vicinity The view seems
the n the Capitol
range Pennsylvania avenue remaining portion
city westward from point isvery and very faith
fully ss altogether superior Of Washington
pleasing picture deemed very desirable
the palo II Is work involving great labor part Of the
considerable that Of the publisher which
may amply BY liberal and generous patronage
at stand al Capitol probably
in this city-Union. t.
VIEW or have been by Mr. CAST
Washington and Georgetown The from the
OF the
metropolis while border the print composed OF correct
asaeaons Of The more prominent ooses q The DIS
House, Once Patent Office City Hail. Of WASH
ngton Building jackson Hail. Navy Yard, Georgetown
College, Aqueduc st. Pack's Church. Arsenal Washington
Monument Observatory Jackson Monument bel War De-
particular and will undoubtedly meet with extensive circua
uon.-Naf. INT a,
Lhogaphc Of Washington city and Georgetown Published
and sold by CAsInM BoHs, Washington, ID. o.
This view Autographed very large s ubstan
contains plans of the Capitol and Grounds the Pres
House, Once atent Once, Pension ONCE Smith
Institution, all principal public buildings, including
giving are, Mr. bohn being suppose
little imaginative, gives that that will be
time probably These Washington Monu
Everything introduced into the Is drawn,
Of the public buildings here will do well "
paronixe Mr. Bohn.-Giobe. M3
For sale my stand In the Capitol. -
Feb l0--2aw2wTu&5u O. BONN.
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COHIE 10 cheap storc-Great bargains now
would invite the attention Of tbs ladies
large additional supply Of fancy goods, received this
dug. Among them they ouldmenhon--
10 pieces rich satin de chenes
80 do small figured changeable silks
10 do plain changeabe giace do
4 do pink and white watered do
do plain white satin t 5sGf f
10 do colored bonnet and corded silks
20 do do h0rences, In all shades
do 3 and A. rich black vste silk A
do - black Turk satin. ef s4
This Of silks will sold 25 less Than former prices
therefore, invited call early and examine them
IN MERINOs just opened piecesi among
found maxane bue light blue, dark and light
garnet brown scarlet and pink These goods fne
and win be sold much under the usual prices.
and double width cashmere in desirable and fashion
able shade.
Also, some extra handsome embroidered do
Embroidered hannels for dresses
50 plain changeabIe and satin stripe alpacas
100 do style fancy prints
Also, 50 pieces small plaid Bingham.
Together with great variety and certainly the cheapest we have
Velvet nbands trimmings, Of the newest style
Silk and iband neck ties, belts
Hosiencs description
Ladies' vests, Of both long and short sleeves
Gloves Of mostly every number and kind
Lnencambc handkerchief from the finest 70 the most common
IN MOURNING GOODS, complete assortment,
embracing mostly any article that may be called for.
Of SHAWLS, opened this day. will beat anything
n point elegance Of style and cheapnes We have ever before
offered.
The public are respectfully invited goods
fore buying, "a great bargains may be expected -
Between 9th and 9th streets, Pennsylvania avenue.
Dec 5-3taw2wf
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CELLING Winter stock at Cost.-The subscribers
specy inform their customers and the pubic generally that
determined offer their stock rst cost during
month"; taking inventory
spring Among
tines which win dispose Of for cash, puncal
TONER'S We AGj,
SO pieces coored dress silks, in all styles
white blue and pink satns sa1
do. do. glace silks
20 pieces coored silk vevets in all possible shades
remaining those handsome embroidered
suitable co0 for spring with acompete
collars bees, and inside handkerchief all Of
cLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, q co.
Feb l2-3teod
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Commfssiorer, Notary Public, and General agent,
No. III Todd's Buildings, PenDsylvania avenue,

No. II Todd's BuiidinEs, Pennsylvania avenue,
a WASHINGTON, d. c.,
70 give his prompt attention 70 the prosecution OF
claims before Congress- Of the Eexecutve Departments
before board Of appointed adjust spoaon
before foreign procuring pensions, Revolutionary
Navn Army; bounty land under February IL
August TO- lss mileage for horses and
other lost destroyed incurred by volunteers
fore being and received the service Of the United
transportation
and all claims of whatever description arise Of the late
with Mexico Great Britain He in possession Of all the
forms and understands fully all the requirements OF the Pension and
other oces He also attends the procuring Of due
made in the Gulf and tho coasts Of Mexico coast Of
California, and of Africa
He been Commissions governors every
Union
Deeds deponons and other instruments writing under seal A
70 be used or recorded In the respective States
Charges win be and regulated by the claimed
and the extent Of services required. #
(postpaid receive
He has the honor refer the Navy and other Executive Depart
Exceencies OF
the Union, and Senators and Members Of the previous and he
present Congress generally. Aug %
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United States Patent Once,
March oI r2e0

IN petition Of George s. Gggs, Of Roxbury Massachusetts
praying for The extension of patent granted said Gngs for
railroad nom the
said patent which takes the 3st day Of July, l65
Il ordered the said petition heard the Patent
notified appear and show cause they have, why said
ought be granted.
Ordered also, published Republic In
egencc Union Washington, d. c.. Pennsyvania Inquirer
Philadelphia; Tribune, New York Journal Providence Rhode
Island Daily Bee Boston, for
previous TO the first Monday In June merit
THOMAS EwBANK,
Commissioner Of Patents.
Ps-Edo OF the above papers win please copy,
bills TO the Patent Once, with containing this notice.
Mar 3-1aw3w
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
Faculty Of Physic.--sessson Of Is4e-'SO.
THE Lectures win Monday 10Th October, and
nnue until the l5ui OF March ensuing.
Chemistry and PharmAcy-WiLnAn T. A. AKsr, NJ d., LIZ ID.
Theapeutcs Medica nd CHsv, M. D.
Anatomy and Physioioxy-JosrrH Rosy NJ ID. fa.
Theory Practice OF Medicine-WiLLiAn POWELL, NJ ID.
Midwifery and Diseases Of Women and chidren-hoHAnp
Leeurr Pathology and Demonsusor Of Ana,omyGrorsr w
Instruction in Clinical Medicine and Clinical surery every day
The Baltimore Inhrmay opposite the Medical College The
FOE practical ANATOMY viii be opened October l under s charge
PEGS Comfortable
nay ee Obtained In me vicinity o. ne Msd,e. Coles: o
- 30 per week. WILLIAM n A. AIKEN,
Aug. D-2awtNov1 Dean ofthe Faculty.
Superior ora Brsnsy.
THE subscriber has rccevedn lot Of superior Old Brandy
Families wishing article Of Kind would
and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
Schneider Cock and Crown
Hedsieck Ducsl Grape
Juno Venus
Anchor Fountain.
Always hand, together with variety Wines, Liquors
segsrr, Tobacco, he. JOSEPH WRIGHT,
Aug u-eodlm Penn. avenue, 15th street.
CARD.
years employed connected
Once, revolutionary
details thereof offers services
In the prosecution Of claims against the general government Hs
All ssness eon1ssS 70 him shall ). promptly attended 70 and
faithfully executed. All letters must BE- gcssP.id. n
Agency once.
wAsHrssror crrr, d. G., August ., 1919.
Aug. n-lmeod
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NEW MUsIC.Just received the estabshed Music and
Stationery Store, Of 2t Pennsylvania
nue., following and popular Music from the publishers, WI
liam Hall SON. New York, which we will sell AZ our reduced
The Lonely Rose sung BY Jenny Lind composed BY
Gentle Voices, BY Charles Clover.
Why Weep admired ballad by Wallace
whsn pensve ieeine wake the sh, written BY Austin Phillips
We're hut his own wife, by Maeder.
The Mosquito Polka, by ]. sloman.
Dssns Hose Companys Quick Step performed BY Dodwoh
Two Merry cipses q Duet by McFanen.
Voice from the Waves duet composed by stephen Clover
The Preside Song, by w. " Wallace.
The Moonlight Of the Heart, by suakosh.
Susan Bayne, sung BY Christys Mnsrels g...
Devas vae Scottish ballad BY the composer Of The "oh Kirk
yard.n
Robert Ie Diabe, arranged by y. Boyer
Uncle Ned, with variations by James @. Maedcr.
The Polka, by NJ suakosh.
lie syiphide, Fsntase Rsmaniqne, by NJ. suakosh.
The Ethiopian Medley, overture, arranged BY o. Enrich.
st 0vifar pieces.
on, watch you well BY daylight
The Rose Of Trsee.
The Bowid soger Boy.
Jcannet and Jeannot.
Emma snow.
Dinah Crow
The Low Bsckd Car.
on, would were girl again.
What enchantment
The Sisters Gail, by L. Trip
Chnd Of me Regiment, sung by Jenny Lind.
nstspian, - sung BY Jenny Lind.
Maxurka, BY Hatemzn.
Ny boat and busls horn, by Watson
The Chanois, sung by the Rainier family.
Our fair Italy, dueu.
Beethovenf Dream. DscA
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BOOKS from London-List No. J.-waIbran's Dictionary
ID Of Shakespeare Qnotations-l VOL. ls49.
Rabelais, translated into Engiish-2 vols. 1873.
Light Infantry Duy by Lieut. Adjuant sinnot 9Th regiment
l vol, 1872
The Three Arms Dvdona Tactics Of Decker;
Major Jones, Prince Abert's Hussars-l vol, 1919.
The Duties Judge by Capt Hughes Deputy Judge
advocate General-lvoi
Gouds Companion the Microscope vol, lsfo.
Jackson's Military surveyhg-l vol.
Humbolds Cosmos, translated into English by oue-2
Isfs
Burroyne Blasting ouarying-l VOL, ls4o.
Aliens Navigation Laws Of Great Bnan-l vol ief9.
The London stagc- vols
Just imported from London direct, by
Feb is FRANCK TAYLOR.
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ON petition Of Thomas Dewey David Dew
deceased Of Last Pouney Vermont praying the
sion q patent granted % said David Dewey FOR
which takes place on she asa day Of November ie5i--
ordered that the said petition be Patent once on
the hrst Monday June ~ O'Clock, and all persons
petition ought not 10 be granted. 's},
Ordered, ALSO published tho Republic In
teigencef and Unon Washington ciy Telegraph
Pennsylvania Journal, Providence, Rhode Island
nal Albany New York Fee Press mddisb1s vsmons s.u
Journal Indianapolis Indiana week f uee uuSe'a'e
" S-~ = - 49, THOMAS EWBANK,
Commissioner Of Patents.
PS-Edio viii please copy ana send en
bills Once, with paper containing mis houce'
Feb 2s-Iaw3w
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Un,.e, state. Patent onles.

IN the ution Crswel, Of Piltsbug, Pennsylvania
Drawing OF patent granted 70 said Crswen Tor
Al preparing oleagnous seeds o pressing Tor
seven years the eraon Of said patent which takes place
on Inc 3lst day OF Jsly, 1s5i--
the 6rst Monday May ~ O'Clock all persons
and show cause any they have why said pc
ution ought not 10 be granted l Es- A.s
Ordered also published Republic Intel
xencer and Union, Washington city, d. North American
Gazette Philadelphia Tribune, New York Journal Providence,
Gazette, Pittsbug, week for three
'THOS. EWBANK,
IL Commissioner Of Patents
PsEdo the above papers viii please copy and send their
bills Patent Once, with paper containing this notice.
Feb a0--law3w
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wATSON a RENwICK,
PATENT AGENTS,
Fsrssf. oppoafs the Patsa 06i0, Washington, ID. c.,
DnoCURE patent foreign coun-
ue give advice all questions arising under psssnt
.srr. Hosr oorrrsrosDssrs TO
Hon Edmund ests, I.is Commissioned 9, q P.,snis
s:.s k;@s, s = wss s sSa foundry
Henry Brsvoou, ssg, elendon Iron Works, Boston
B.. B. French, president Magnetic Telegraph Company.
sEs1 ronrIer coRRssrospxxrs TO
Richard Creed ESQ., Birmingham Railroad Company,
Onward Sabine, g., Lieutenant Colonel Royal Engineers,
Michel chsv.s Iassneurenchsf, and Robert w.sh, $50,
Paris. Nov 2a-3uvew
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NEW Cloths, Csssinaeres, and vessngs-Tbe sub.cri-
ess have jus, received an entirely new ssg q me sscss
Bpscs. French eo jus. received, in black, brown, blue,
20 pieces eas.meres embracing popular shades
10 pieces be., French skin es.-imeres
IN vEsTTNGs WE HAVE
Rich French csshmere heea different patterns
r XIX asssd s ys., ans ov sosa, yssng
Rich vessines, suitable Tor evening purposes
me . Which invite shsls s''a'"'' ! our
A NEW Supply q shswis. cle.ks. and s.ohs.--st.n
"A ssrs serepectaIy invited our socs
q arehssins we name the following desrp
10 ael s,sd French c,osss, shapes, ofn.w and ua
70 psk e5ssRs nchly trimmed
insgAwLs W have Il
g Hungarian long shawis, In rich ceors
Z s sS sss .s s1 90 d &C. IN new design.
loo medium and ow priced wcoilsn shawh
Dec sS 81 e''''' '' tn%Ssrr, NEWTON, MAY CO.
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