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NEW DRESS Goods, Embroidsred Shayvls. Skc.-The
subscribers this opened addition TO their stock Of
ancygoods indies, among which III ysat#3
10 pieces supehatvey rich brocads silks, for evening
" 43 for street
10 do rich watered silks, every color
do styles spotted silks very @ l .
0 rich plain Gro de Algiers
10 do rich aud styles Chene silks
e do figured and changcabe silks, very cheap
S do heavy black watered silks, all widths n
10 do M black Turk saiins de
20 do very French merinos, every shade
Is do rich colored silk velvets do
10 do do wutarcd Irish poplns do
SO do French cashmere d'Ecossc style
Is do do moussclincs de laine do
do Scotch do 5s low priced
IL very rich real cashmere long shawis
( 30 do do do square do
rs latest styles scotch long do t
30 styles lace capes
valencia lnce collars
do einbrodered and lace sleeves and cuffs
. do richly embroidered handke erchiefs, &C.
and desirable articles In their line
they respectfully invite the attention Of the ladies OF the
Sls octs-Swif - ''1"" p II. HooE q co,
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TIA psson Be entered upon books aslsssths
payment ef fths Subscription be msds n advance. asa
ptsnt sbscsibsn money lsss, ne pessse
an which ~i - paid By all assumed by esssvss sn
s4le transmission. t7s.A ~. Mlf 14rf&Ai
Ths COUNTRY PAPER s psssAsd us-wssHly aarias ne
sions Of Congress- and semi weekly during
Subscriptions for period less year bs received
psoposdohod 10 ths annual rstss a st} l
PosTMAsTERs authorized 10 sc = our xxsnst ma by
sending DAILY subsebsn, ESQ sncossi o. uvs
subscriber, with as enclosed o. suvs WEEKLY
sabscbess Sl0 enclosed win be sAausa V one cory q sAs
s.as hey furai.h sab-e..lsr Or, svs. ei
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From the st. Louis Republican, Nor, 8
Naws from tho Piains. sass99


Naws the Plains g4'sa2
The steamer Anna arrived al this port last night from
the Missouri river We indebted TO her accommo-
dating clerk, Mr. B. Weaver for several i,emspf in.
formation.
Several officers of the army had arrived at Fort Leav-
enworih from Fort Laramie and Fort keaTny. Of the
number from Fort Laramie Col Hoffman. 9th in
fantry; Lieut. Col LOOMS, 9th infantry; Maj Carleton,
lst dragons; Maj Thompson, LIST do; Capt Wharton,
9th infantry; Capt Dyer, judge advocate. ~
Capt kechum, 9th infantry; Capt. Van Welt, quar-
ermas,ers department; and Capt Duncan, of the rifles.
alter reaching Fort kearny returned to Fort Laramie
Among The passengers in the Anna from Fort Leayen-
worth were Lieut. Col. LOOMS, 9th infantry; Lieut..
Tubbs, 9th infantry. TO join his company u the
new post on Des Molnes; Lieut. 0gle, lst dIagocp,
route TO join his company in Calfornia Lieut. Washing
ton en- route to join headquarters OF his regment at Fort
Gibson ID
Il is expected that Col Hoffman will take command Of
the new post at the crossing OF the Arkansas; Captain
Wharton will continue in command Of Fort Kearry;
Captain Ketchum will command Fort Laranlie and Mai
Thompson will command Fort Scott. ~ r. N" ~
The parties from Fort Laramie left on the 4h Of Ucto-
ber and those from Fort Kearny on the 9th OF the same
month, at which time all were we'll K .-..s 4 ~.
II 10 stated that between Forts Laramie and Kearny the
buiialoes were innumerabe the road wasin sxcsllsnt
order; the weather mild and fine for the season. On
the route from Fort Kearny they found abundance of
game OF all kinds The Indians say they never had
such numbers OF bufaloes before Is,
The grass between Forts Kearny and Leavenworth had
been nearly burnt off, except The water courses and
T. subsis the animals. ,4
The experiment of raising corn, potatoes and vegeta-
bles Forts Laramie and Kearny had been entirely sue
cessful and the afleI Fort had raised Twelve
hundred bushels of potatoes. 1f@ nn fl.hN
About three hundred warriors of the Pawnee tribe of
Indians out upon expedition against the Sioux.
and another party the tribe had gone 10 the noun
tains 10 make war upon the Atapahoes. ISL
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General Agency and Law Omcs ~ Washtngtsn,
DE sELDIEG D wYLIE,

No. TSdrs Bdins Psmasyiuania mari door ~sst
ByoswS Hstst WasAtsstsn, D. @ WE a
rHAs. sELDlN0 ANDREW wYLIE, jr., having formed
co aneIshp for ,he purpose q prosecuting claims before
mi.ione appointed for the adjustment Of spoAuons
claims sganst foreign soyernment prepared
full faithful all
their ehsge They win also attend 70 obtaining PENSIONS
land duties, elnims arising under contracts
buying and selling real estate collecting private claims
Andrew wys IT, will attend V any law busnsss with which
either himself the firm be intrused Of
the District supreme Court Of the United
Chas De seldng, being United States commissioner notary
public UnDn
will attention the taking Of
Deeds and other duties which sppersin
Charges win be moderate, and regulated by claimed
and extent Of services required.
Communications post paid) viii mmsdae attention
aaut8 8-dIy
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THE AMERICAN Lave stock Insurance Company.-
vncenne Indiana Charter unlimited granted January 1850
Capital, go 000 Stockholders individually liable. f,
For the insurance. Of horses mules. prize bulls sheep and cattle
Of description against the combined risks aci
dents, and dissae ao stock driven markets
transported South Losses paid thirty days aer proof of dcat
Direcorsosep G. bowman, couselor Ferdinand Eherwine
merchants Captain Isaac Mass, merchant George D. Hay,
chant Hon. Thomas Bsop John Wise
bank Alvin W. Tracy merchant and bank director Hon
Ahner r. Els vincenncs Abnl
farmeT bank Director auditor Of Knox county. f
Joseph O. Howman b. shurief Whitney, Secretary
Wm burch and pesdsn, vincsnnss branch
fsnusyvsna xvcnue, 0etween I4h and
18th streets, Washington City. 4..#r..s N
Sept 28-dly t s%afE teas a5t@
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pubs Lands. Rs~l Ess-ss, cellsesiss OF Debts, and
0ensrsi Agency, Dubuque, lows.
c,ns ocs permanently ssabshsd se transaction Of ali
rOS Sssiass descriptions w6 shs United states
Land once, or The surveyor gensaS Once for Wisconsin,
surchas sale, loan location military lard warrants
purchase sale or lease Of real estate.
psy,nent Of lands city lots. ta at t iai
psaempuon oflands or lots from sale.
Investigation Of titles, convey ancng, &C.
Ls OF emssns, emigrant socises land
as.ers in warrants Is Respectfully Invited this efcs
s.dencs In Iowa He has years
ssd win Dubuque land oce nearly yesIs
Ssa of "Des Monss Valley southern Iowa.
real estate for sale aud a exhibiting the sold
upso abc In northern lows, win be carefully compiled
ne smeaSs coiecon Of debts w be diligently attended
and msny facilities for t: purpose will result om exensive
qusnncs and atayorabs location Amusement. made BY
~ s.ase neighbons and Ws.
aasn and IN Mnnesoin Territory. 4Gtf# @ a#fAIIEt
other descriptions will be accepted from corporations
s, viii always prompt ssnton, lnsruciions viii
h lblowed with fidelity and despatch T.
JsLr 1850 ar rs... q
Non W. Jones' United States senator, Washington city, D.
hon. ua'ssI DODGE United senator washington city, D. g.
Non Issr representative ia Congress, Washington city, D.
aon W. thompson, sprssaass In Congress. washington city,
Hon D. 4 p.ay. cIssaa.aasa 4. 6~ss.. ..si-ss.sAr
Thomas W. Clarke counsellor a,law, No. II Wall street. New
Wlham peuman esq, No 70 Chaham street, New York.
ii sylvester Qae clerk of the Patent Oce Chaeatown New
Mason, Curtis and Rnkin counseoraiaw Burlington and
Kcokuk, Iowa HANa8sA 1
Sept 25-d s&##a.a aA H as&art6a 6at A4sl.t AK,
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IMPORTANT FROM NIcARAcuA-BRIrrsH MrKapRrTA-
IIoN OF THE BuLwER AND CLAYTON TREArY.--Late news
from Nicaragua ndces that the British authorities put
very different Interpretation upon the treaty OF Wash
ngon, concluded in June last that which the United
States puts upon it. One OF the objects Of the treaty
to annihilae The absurd and unenable pretensons of
Great Britain IN Nicaragua, under fabricated proecto-
rate over the Mosquito King besides enlising the cor
dial cooperation of both governments in the consruc-
tion OF inter oceanic communication. .As lat
The intelligence from Nicaragua OF which we speak
informs us that the port OF San Juan-the terminus OF
the projected canal the Atlantic sdeis overswed by
the presence of British vessels OF war that the mil
itary fotce-a pretended policehas been largely aug
mened; that per capita tax a five dollars 10 exaced Of
measures enforced by the British agents who sta
toned there. The British government desire 10 possees
the Atlantic entrance to the canals hence these proceed
ngs looking like purpose to evade her part Of the con-
tract. "a H - $3.50
We find the following extract OF letter, dated Septsm
Der H. from OF the members OF the Nicaragua gov
ernment, to gentleman in New York, in the Tribune
.Yoa will perceive from the enclosed letter from M.
Chsfed that Great Britain puts entirely different con-
upon the Clayton and Bolwer treaty from that Of
from yielding anything to its provisions the British agents
never before 50 arrogant and exso,Iog Oar people
most embarrassing situation IL tbe treaty means any
.ng seem: TO US that !, y the day you,
be LEFT TO take care OF ourselves as we wc
1--WE have been solicited TO send minister to Washing
ton, with view 70 act N concert With the agents o two
governments hose OF the United States and Great brnsn
and Notwithstanding poverty, WE shall make an Effort
to do so ,.F
The national representatives Of the three States OF San
Salvador, Honduras and Nicaragua will soon meet 70 Chi.
nendaga The requisite buildings are nearly ready need
not tell Won that the British agents Guatemala and Costa
Rica exertipe the 10 prevent the
Union Chaed and Flore. seem furious at 'he prospect
but the thing Is pas, their influence. lgl9t Nn1sL
The letter referred TO The foregoing extract was ad
dressed by Mr. Chated 10 the Minister OF Foreign Rela
tons in Nicaragua, in which be has the audAriy TO ~.
sert that the Clayton and Bulwer treaty expressly
cognises the Mosquito kingdom as aside the rights
which You pretend Nicaragua has on the coast"
= - n n. ~ t-0at4' Baltimore Shn
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sapre,no Court OF the United states,
pxoxnnrr Tras, Is4s.

where IL entered
the defendant before the
succeeding that which the case is
dismissed of the plaintiff
RuLE No 5S When called for argument a two sue
call the second term neither party Is
prepared shall be dsmssed ut the costs OF the painn
sufficient shown for further postponement
OTdered That printed under the torieth
hereafter be received unless filed within the first ten
days Of the II ln3 F ~ iht*
That twelve printed copies Of the sb
points, by the my third rule, be
6ed with the clerk three days called
nine reporter for the
remaining be retained BY the clerk
- -a Test: nai tHt .atE VIM THO5 CARROLL,
Oct l5--law3w s..i..e 4tE44 fFs. G. 3, q. u. q.
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WILLIAM TUCKER, Merchant Tailor, tot the late
arm Of Lane Tueker would call the attention Of his friends
Of goods opening which
himself the importing houses
York. tbs variety and richest styles ever
s respectfully and earnestly solicited
give call and examine stock before purchasing ~
confident II will be TO their advantage -
prepared all kinds Of
regulations the shortest uce and
moderate pce waanted both In the cutting and making de-
partments, any establishment In this country
r. thanks his friends for their
continued and hopes BY the same diligence and
business, merit continuation ofthe same
All orders promptly executed ... ..
Sept 2o-aaw2w
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nICT1ONNAIItE du DtpIouass ct du Consul, par Is
~ de Cussy. | VOL, Leipsic, 1876
On coasuIaf by Green, British consul Tor
I vol, London, le46 ".
Fynn's British Conssis' Hand. vol London 1876
Manuel dcs Agents Conuiaires Fancais Of Eansc, par
Manuel Pranque da Consuls par y. De Mensch VOL,
Leipsic, 1876
oeeses du Dros des Gens s Baron chas dc Mar
Noaye,s. Causes 6eisbres de Dro Geps par meme
vols, Leipsic, lsf3 -. r.
Wold,s Jus Gcnuum. vol, Magdeburgh, rW #.h.a
whafons Droit des Gems Europe
Amcriquc. vols, Leipsic, 1873 fL Eie@ l"L# ttH
vsiei Drot Gems, edition redig par de Honmsnn Sir
Jsnpes Mackptosh, Cosrd. vols Paris, 1885
schoeII Recuel Pieces omcielles vols, Paris, 1878
MeseI Cours Diplomauque. vols, Paris, 1875
Guide bpom Ministries Puhics et les Dpo
ms.iques conpuare par e Baron Chss De Martens Edition
redIss Picbuet NJ Honmann1 vois psns 1897
Recently imported from Europe, with Others 90 the same class Of
Oct o st..s FRANCK TAYLOR
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Mrs. ID. III. Burr's English Seminary for
/ s..# aes Young Ladies',
Corner of Ninth and 4 streets, WasAington,
WILL reopen Monday the i7th September thorough
English studies pursued and Superior advantages
offered for acquiring languages and other in this
Able employed
Of
pupils intrused nled
ceved advantage eonversns all times French
and Of enjoying the comforts OF pleasant home.
Terms, &C, made known application 70 the Principal.
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CENERAL vsFor Bath-Adoped unanimously by Congress,
through the recommendations Of United
States surgeons and other eminent physcians M per testimonials
svorabsto the debted and the safe equal distribution Of
beat The applications Nature aiding from the potent epdec
United penitena
and sisewhes ecient in diseases called mecurs In heu
mac &c the sutsy Of the operations OF the
famed oriental steabath st used In Turkey there lately
studied the undesned and found 70 be particularly
respiration. rights making
urisbed Also powerful but safely graduated electro
Apped Guy HIM. wing hrst hoos, ccusenent os the
lame No. -, aud residence OF sick. Probatum
Sept e-eodn BOYD REILLY
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stoves, stoves. stoves. and Crates.

Stoves, Stoves, Stoves, and Crates.
HAVE and best assorted stock OF stoves
and CRATES citizens Of Washington for
the eighteen NIL Sizes aud kinda MY assortment
st minute dets Of them would be uespassng
upon the readers patience. .s. it.. 4.
and hard coal and various pat
FOR Please call and examine them viii
smal censge have hand
supply Of the galvanized portable furnaces for heating dwelling
which put at the
Beebee's cooking the celebrated
patent for heating parlors and chambers
above BY introducing the external air. ,.sfsg, fE..
addition the above this day received direct from
supply Hathaway, Buck air
cooking will them 70 bake well on top and In
bottom Of the and give entire sasiacon have me ex
above cooking IN this market
satisfaction be returned, and the
unless ud on the bottom Of the
bake oven, and the word Ena on the ffont plate.
handsome parior stove,
just come OUT called Franklin for wood coal Peass
call and examine stock before purchasing ,,ooo,U.pn
Penn avenue, between l0th and llth streets.
Oct o-eodSv1
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GENCY, wsshington.-The undersigned, late Of the In
specton brapc Of Post Once Department offers his set
generally and those Of the
section particularly with he assurance that hS removal rom once
he has for years
for honesty capacity and ddcty and
associstes In once Of both parties with their hearty
cons sustain him therein
All odsrs TO attend business every At the seat Of
government viii be thankfully received and promptly despsched
JAMES OWNER, Agent,
Juiy 4-dn late Of Post Once Department
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AT REDUCED PRICEs.-The annexed description Of s'ods
n sold stock Citizens
sojouing Washington especially invited examine
somsnt before purchasing bargains be obtained from
the following, VIZ Z
pisc~s beautiful styles spring and silks, small
plaid, striped, and plain
pssss and par, ofpses. PLAID "a eIta,s Ind. 'is. !.
rs and French ctuixes beautiful patterns
cbiidren's +.
50 pieces and paris French jaconc orandie
good style colored lawns 10 and 2i cents per yard
baregss and baregs de aines sacrifice.
enumerated will be offered for cash
CLA0ETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
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NENTLEMENs Fall and Winter Gcods.--P. J. srErl,
tailor adjoining HOTEL having received
supply Of sesemens t and winter goods (Which all
fully selected by himself the NORTH has the invite his
and the public call them The cloths embrace
shades popular while
and vestngs require sniy 10 be % be admired.
The stock embraces nearly article Of sensmans ward
nhi and drawers, elegant rravsis, handkeehic, oves and
stocks. SIX
we are prepared up clothing ne
ice, and in style Of more than usual elegance.
S-3nw2wn
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MOSES L. HOLT,
ATTORNEY COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Sam FaAcisco California.
RryssxscEs: Hon. g. W. Inge c. Alabama John Taylor,
esq., Mobile Alabama Messrs Rhodes Wright Co., New Or
Hon w NJ win NJ O., California; BENZ r. True, ESQ.,, New York
j. r. Hoaley Boston, Massachuseu X Hatch esq,
Portsmouth, New Hampshire. May 7-2awv
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n OENTLEMENy Furnishing store.-CHARLEs H.
LANE atc Of the firm Of Lane Tucker having ftsd up In
superior the erected BY them
Pehnyana would respectfully inform his friends
and public receipt Of his stock OF fall and win
goods genenens selected by himself the northern
market from among the best importing houses name, in part
few leading articles: taTt 4" S1.Nt +.N
Dress shirts plain and fancy, large variety . a.
Under shirts and drawers silk meno, flannel and cotton
Stocks, scarf, cravafs gseIBs4 fa}al Esa. aE3 FIN
Silk handkerchief, linen cambric suspenders
Hosiery of all kinds " H t'-Ae431# -
Robes cashmere de laine superior French print do.
Umbrellas in pleasing variety, silk gingham cotton
Canes In beautiful assortment +
French smoking SUITS artcIe just imported, rich and
beautiful. t6@a a#&EA
In superior and we'll
genemen furnishing goods and sell them
fair and reasonable prices. s.g..i s's. NJ
respectfully solicit share Of public patronage
Oct 9-3nw3wn rf.a#
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nYER Il McGutre, general sncston and cenamissfon
dealers cabinet furniture and rnh-
respectfully can the attention Of the public their
cabinet furniture and housenishng
embracing every
article necessary for housekeeping. ~ ..i-
prepared such facilities fail 20 accom-
nnodnfe oil who may wish 20 purchase. -
They or ON credit from % twcivs
"o''''' ~ 'p'- 'n'' DYER 4 MCGUIRE,
oct25-eodlm Aucnonsen-
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IN. c.. p 4 j i ~ + 4
Hon . D; cs,ISss 4, Gs.sy- ogIsa
rho@as w Clarke counsellor aaw, No II Wall street, New
Wib.m pnman, esq, No 70 Chatham street, New York
h H. sylvester aie clerk Of the Patent Oce chareaown,
Msson, Curtis, R.nkin counseora.w, Burlington
k:.assIesa s!% u
pEmALE EDUCATIONAL school to which parents from
saf s.n %S Ss ,s q an ns
o .d and polite which shall i%p.i without. ds
sss Sss . s%:
{ S s %a MI .sss ssss' d.. VA Il $
w what success. ias i r his patrons 70 say is ,hd
% sTs aas
INC ponay, By mail 70 the subscriber, Indiana Wia
Ss following cOmnsnda,ion was wen edi,o.y BY one Of
ounty subscriber head school in Phi
fA~' a n. w. CUsHMAN, A. M.
wish the advantage excellent school
% $ ss: s "a Ss %s
rapid pogessin attentive scholars and his
,s , .sqss,s attention % P.1ss a %
ho confidently nust their entire direction TO Mr. Cushmsn,
ssa sso;s q. f
md s domestic circle The full conviction thu, morals ais and man
ri. in The advantages ef Mr. Cuhm.n school we
'0ua =. !, vo.r. -
Nv AHD pA -, o ~ i0,p vo ~ ~ ~
a and nsue succession esSs por DO believe that any word
ass uttered in favor Of yosr school i less deserved
When he sincerity q my heart, wrote The eommendanon and
win 'hs highest esteem am. your old Ss 5spd CHANDLER
as';, a ss.osss,.ss.p @ Aug y 1850
-. u.....,-- a. -. 1....-.c, ~ s,,., as-.-. ~
Ii Cumming vols. " q ~ -
The Progrcss vol
Winnes Lives Of Litsrary scientific Msn Of America
volume .,,.. !. ,,,.,. No.. -,
.nons ne opsscnes % p;s Nv h an. .nho, of
Jessie Barton. I VOL =
BengerS Memoirs Of Anne Boleys VOL
vol -. -,
EeSoes q ,Ss Unss.ss By Rsy Henry csnssn.s vol
vol '''e'' ''p-@'''' -
The West Indies and North Amsnc' IN iss' ey Ao0s Dsa
Unvsns Dieon. Weights and Measures snsi:nt and mod
a. reduced 70 The un'ied states ssnasosi V ~ AAn'e
w. H., ,...,x.A FRANcK TAYLOR.
septic
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NEW bhAwiss boexm, d1.s ySss
y inuts ne sucnuon o. w. psv'e " .ns :.
tuods wnnsn - ~. pAs..s NJ -
mai ensioneIs msn csh - 20 Sos-a s.,s ssN s.,
" very ncn sm'fososeo ~ns~ s'sPe sAa"S
srieh snmssn DO
90 madam ana low vool.n long shavi. I'm beausfu
bsrAt snd srspd colors
% 5ch sy STATE long shaw. IN beautiful designs
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COMMON HALL or the town or Petersburg, Virginta.
May 1850 The following resolution hs day adopted BY
That Of the town advertise for r
OF tbs bonds Of the corporation Of Petersburg endorsed BY
the State fvgns 900 payable in 1870 and $50
with coupons Interest," payable half yearly In February
The will received Of $780,
Addressed % the chamberlain Of tho until The l4 day of
a ~ o'clock which time they will be opened and the highest
bidder will be entitled thereto The payments for The same WIN be
At which q periods Offer pay h
themselves the right reject offer made" m 4#G1
Notice hereby that bonds Of the corpora
ton win be received by the chamberlain Of the town, according
the above resolution until the h day Of May at " o'clock
M CHAS. CORLING,
May 2--dtl4thMaynext 4E 58s8s4 Mayor.
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Princeton Preparatory school. Princeton, New jersey
THE Of this institution win open on Monday The a
school pleasant and extensive
grounds buildings known throughout the country the
NEdgc Seminary" 1he location about hall mile southwest
Prneetnn and justly considered Of the
for boys boarding school Ths school e
boarding school, the chief object OF which
prepare youth college With the present arrangements an
additional number Of pupils can Be conysnenuy
should be made early For catalogue Of the school,
prospectus References and 4. nsee.s. paca
lars, address the principal, HENRY RlNkEk, n NJ.
PaHoEror, New Jersey, August u, 1850
Sep 3-dkcp5w
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no CONTRACTORs,-proposais invited, until hs 6ui
instant and making about hfsen
Thousand Of the square hna On wmcn ne
ton. fii lltHiU hHfHT .......... -. ..ft
sd or DER cubic yadss measured In The pit whence aksn
svrs.nd fsf
sr,es,i"p apply 70 Mr. John McMscin on he premises
~ win recsvs proposals sealed, and forward them 70
dsrpisned uu p.pupp
General supernendent Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rsrosa
New e-6t si...a. ls5l 80 u ~.
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nrCTIoNNARE Fr.ne.is, e E.p.gnc,, ,Fr.nesi. ne, re-
dge edition de- pAcadsme Frsncae 81 cee
as EsRnos par NJ Lopsr Z, ms1,s yolS%s
Also, Tsboadas Spanish and French Dictionary vos Pshs
ie4o. t'a t'i .-t TX t.
Is4e.
f H.
B.r.te spanish and English Dictionary, abridged
Blanc. spanish English Dictionary volume. London.
Meadowss Spanish and English Dictionary voiums London.
Ocf12 y.
nEBATEs and Prcceedinxs ef the Kensuci.y Ccn-
Revision Of State Constitution lefo VOL
Debs.ss and Psccesns Of ne Virginia State Convention q
r.. cVnsidos. ot ,hs y.rieu. states Of IN. rnn.d states
The sediuon Laws and Virginia Resolution. o. ira
Dvshts Bdford History Of the Federal
Proceedinss and Dshates ~ The Federal
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