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WILLIAM IIORHKR,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Laucdster. Grant coumty, Wisc0nsin,

(LATK SAUQUixK COUNTY, vAD
WILL of Grant, Dane and Iowa countess and
w federal and supreme Madison. lie will give
prompt and particular attention the collection Of claims the plr
redemption Of ands and the OF taxes fos
resident andhoders in any par Of the State.
Refers Hon. H. H. FOote u senate Hon. James M Mason
u g. Senate Inman Homer Val Messrs Knox
Mason attorneys at law New York Professor W Homer
Crockett John A. Kasson attorneys law ~ Louis
Missouri 9ela Apl9-lawly
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CUDGEN ON vENDORS.-A Practical Treatise on The
~ Law Of Vendors and Purchasers Of
sr Henry sasden In two volumes With notes ard reference.
American decons the Law Of Vendors and Purchaser
The present time By Perkins, Seventh American from
by George and Charles Merriam. 1851 ,3E gf.l.
The celebrated Treatise of Sir Edward 6udgen the Law
Vendors and Purchasers has long been standard work
relating transfer OF
such thorough satisfactory discussion
which arise In the legal Of relating
real their formation validity the evidence that affect
them and the modes Of resembling enforcing them That
duly appreciated by the profession wherever the
wallis evidenced BY the fact that has reached eleven editions
England and in this county, which
The tenth the iAst English edition, which received
substantial additions from the learned author he
his advertisement e alterations additions
sve' sThe writer he afterwards ADDS has
and labor upon this than any former production
The and references Of the American editor
and for the American prncttoner exceedingly
BILE No decisions Of leading authority 10 have
Perkinss attention. while there for
be Introduced which
after the Of book making editors piled
authorities unnecessarily illustration OF undputed points
We ought American entirely new. The
alone English and American
occupies ~ pages double columns The index the
like everything else about H. scientific and thorough embraces
one hundred pages-New York Erenng Posi- OFT 1851.
For sale by FRANCk TAYLOR, .ns6
Oct % fHt3 f1tt tf Washington, for the Publishers
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
(MORSE LINE)

THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
(MORsE LINE)
wAsursoTos oyEcE, psNSsYLvAsnA Ayssus,
Fifth house of National Hotel, Not.
THE first line established by any company United
States, and consequently odestihe extending
between Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York. and
delivering aud receiving the stations HAVE
dc Grace, Wilmington Trenton, Princeton, New
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having up four weshas lately undergone extensive repairs
prepared transmit and deliver number Of
may be required for the accommodation Of the public
promptness and fidelity hitherto uneqused This
connects with other companies of Morse lines, west NORTH
south, extending already fifteen mes,
which and will delivered
ayers q this line have lately more thoroughly sysemauzed IL ba
both transmission mode Of
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ties for business now possessed by this every nv
line, fthey eable
graphing The offices Of The Magnetic Telegraph Company
Pennsylvania fh house National
Hotels Baltimore No Exchange South Gay Phisdepha
No. Ol Chestnut Quincy Granite building; New York,
Hanover street, corner of HEAVIER.
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March ll-3inds 7sa90G IN
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General Agency at Warrington, ID. Q.
DY A. NJ PAROUHAR, formerly Of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania,
ID Mexi
fevounonay with Great Britain, and the Flor
Hos psnsions, bounty land O scrip.
1esA a~AWi attend 10 the purchase and sale Of bounty
Land a. cider.
fsttss Oes-1ne applications for patents, procuring models
dswfS, kc wnl be attended all heir various branches
osSSfai OmcsAn claims against the department will be
osefued ssmsni Of conuacors quarterly accounts Of
dino hcrlhsteA, tti s7 IL Th'tt
New Osans Delta Nashville Union, Mobile Advertiser,
Ms Democrat St Louis New Era Cincinnati Gazette indianapolis
Benne New and Detroit Free Press win publish
tS Of g. send their bills this once, accompanied
wa paper. r,rr .t aFg, +. t.sre June 24d
d -. HOOE Co., W holesale and Retail Dealers IN
carpotn6, coshs, mattngs curtain materials
shssang, goods generally
Psvia between 7h and st streets, Washington
d. q. ala tfe-I
Aus 0o--tf II.
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DRIvATE TUTOR.-A young Engish gentleman, who has
received good educaon and resided years Paris
anxious companion young Der
n private family of responsibility. n ''
family
given parties Of the highest responsibility either In this country
in England ,ss els# -.se st III ap 5H #43r i.a#'..
Address Alex. Vance, post ONCE osweso, York
Mar l1-duf @
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DISSOLUTION rtership.Thef firm heretofore exist
ing Of Dyer Brother il this day. BY mutual
consent, dissolved f. Dyer will attend to the settle
Of the unsettled business
Of iate Robert W. Dyer which immediate attention
il respectfully requested. EDWARD c. DYER,
-. FFssy~fEr r-4r GEO. +. DYER.
WAsAIxeToN, September "a, 1850.
o. CepArtnsrship Notce.-The undengned have formed
ssdsr tho name and arm Of Dyer Mcdure and
sa Of Brother Of 10Th and Pennsylvania
They respectfully solicit OF patronage
upon pledge themselves discharge faith
fully every confded to them. 49, ss-..- '-5s#
Dyer Mcclure prepared make advances all
signmenn. and to cash all sales made by them.
EDWARD C. DYER,
J. c. MCGUIRE.
wAsnssror, scpems~ "a, 1850.
Sept T--dn tEut
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Assistant Teacher Wanted Immediately.
THE Principal Of warsncn IN C Male Academy wishes to
teacher who qualified to teach
Mathematics He
habits and good moral character
applications made and " by letter. paid
10 Principal,
Poh
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WIN. xAsrs 70 w slput street phi~
hE place g., os.,as ~ r. as
on. sales made By hin 20 Obliged aSsy
.ssa II oSsss .o" Of s best vine. aas .posd
by would refer invoices follows, va
Dun "a s.
the gallon DID, delicate Ameauisdo in sasas q 10
% toite. put u IN Europe, which he challenges ~ equa my
Jhs Manssnlls ana Amon,sAo peculiarly adapted
without stimulating AND have
Pomw,ns, principally specially selected
ms, from the stock Of Burmsssr opero and imported d.
wines fuiy and dse.ss, ard hsvs been highly
! ali Ports and red wines psimed on a. such.
They prices bottles and drsuxh y
Ss DEL ss"' White ross and m.inssy Port.
200 s. ia IN e choe
Madeira wines Of various so dry and reh south sds old East
and West Indies sereia ac ae Sc On dsus ana an eotuss
As 70 sparkling .ubcssr,m swell known ,Aa,
ported BY HIM any o.he and s's Il @
He has also champagne wines Of various brand. aud qualities Al.
generally the subscriber holds himself to be Judge, and
S The as; .o. here s s,s s m.ad 1 me
or burgundy stock
tina. be can present 70 them from his vaults goods bottle Of Bur
and Bsr s Away; q hand in bottle,
essv Dsinh.rd !odsn extensive and number
on 4.
hs o e
sS .sa Il sa:
| BE- sold low. AL G#
preserving brandy, liquors. including
Of the above, sold by retail e consumers In any quantity desired
goods days of Phadelpha freight
paid win be prompay executed IL by mail tsisl
graph ,.con snrnrp !, ]l l'a
5 Cheap Wine Store, ~ Walnut street, Philadelphia.
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A COMPENDIUM the Entire Body OF tho Law,
BY AZ. Kinns-slphabsc.y arranged with reference TO the
svoIs, Law Sheep, svo. pp AT Retail PRICE 60 so,
40 and 81 Ana street, New York.
Opfao~, Of sks Prcfssion.
profession bsdy
law within tbs mn, that deserving Of
''''~ r-'''s" CHIEF JUSTICE NELSON.
with Justice Nelson his opinion ofths
toned work.
Of reliable citations from the whole range
osg sa.s and both and ',ssG
and will extensively aid the STUDENT the practitioner
- ROBERT J. WALKER.
oorosE. Ia. 1850
Ihave frequently examined It's citations and have been highly
precision and which prn
sisancs fom profession should
learn il. merits and, like ~s,en,oy its advantage
Nrwyo,x Crrr, Oct 10, 1885, n.
npa. al The .ayanues. Of accurate and yel arranged
DAVID PAUL BROWN, Philadelphia.
has collected with geut diligence and accuracy the
very ably advanced he which questions apply The
JUDGE PETERS. Philadelphi,
my would satisfied
miraby adapted purpose for which obviously
ssn.s M .nd o a n ~.
e say with confidence they treated with great
JUDGE 0RIDLEY, Udca, New York
IL. TO be- hell. II: student .. o,s.
80 W. L. HURST, Philadelphia
unquaasd spptossuon d.ssu.hed ju.u
United x The .s .,'s story Gnsf la,n.. Of
of..hinfEoH ety. Weston Of '.ne ke ion, r,ow
Nova4-d ~ and 5, Annsues+
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d EMOvAL~--DUyAI.L BRUrIIER, merchant olor. have
IL
they removed their elegant store lust
avenue, * 9Th
Of their old They have jus, returned
opening richest and
good business which they prepared
make order In their usual style Of elegance 4-
- DtvALL BROTHER.
N. p. Wanted, two or three 6rstrate coat hands
1B--dlw Aeo2w .eff.J s.srHI 4s. =. (
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i
North side Psnnraia four doors ~sst Of Third street,
under Gadsty's Hotel,
pEGs friends, the citizens Of Washington,
couss. snS ss s Il. o
no and for al
purchase Their wardrobe as other
esh importation, which will
sy any oasr e.iss.h%sn, IL tn. Uniisd states
He advance the highest price paid in this his
Having been employed in p W. Browning
cult aa.
. he s. &c 81.
will favor him with their which he earnestly soc
such ss shirts drawers, under crsvais Stocks sSpsnd.
gloves, collars and article complete gentle
Nov a-2awiiBw
NEW BANKING HOUSE In Washnston City.-The
banking su:ins. city fw..hinsios O. ss.i
early y c S .aS The VII &c
The Bank Of The from which dollar
thing substantial in the shnpe Of gold silver dras
the United States treasury northern exchange or Virginia bank
adherence legitimate such . basis. /,
itself the foundation This enterprise
ans s a New York W..Sns,oa and s'sansss ~
Union. WIN eoec, dr.s The and the principal
ION commssonj socks Of ran
road and Other good M i.
in Washington will be attended to on liberal iems
RICHMOND, Va, October, 1851 Nov ll-2awlm
D EAL ESTATE AGENCY.-A. RoTHwELL informs the
II public he opened ONCE Of tn street,
the Office of the National for the purpose OF Civ
ing attention to the purchase and .as q city property
large number Of building various parts Of
city, dsposed accommodating
improved property. s s-.a. .
e will undertake the negotiation Of purchases and sales Of city
property for persons who may need such aid. II
To holders he offers his services to make
sales, pay taxes, &c. te4a laf p h#." ..#
For person. may desire to sell properly he would exert
which he he considers him
properly acquired in bis late business city collector
All letters postpaid will receive promps attention.
Conveysncins drawing Deeds will be attended his
Office.
Being commissioned justice Of the peace, he will attend
the taking Acknowledgements of Deeds &c.
Nov l3-2aw6wif
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uOusEKEEPING ARTICLES. such
ii French China dinner and tea ware
CGs .Ds ~.ss soI so s1n
Table cutlery, mnntei and liable ornaments
Bronsed iron sood., AIbaia Britannia
Wood ware, tin ware, Ss.ksn, brushes. &c
eles worthy attention hou.es.ersr abon, furnishing
Purchasers will find decidedly their nere: TO call and cram
me Now o isq s"s ss'' opo.,s centre Market
4 Ew BOOT AND SHOE sTURE.-Ths subscriber h.,
taken on. q hc.s new and s.9 stores % nsa
between ~ and e where b. intend. conducting the
Of NJ Henry Mscla. who !, well known has won
& s sos ss .s as will
particularly cab she Of ladies
a. French
and English leather as and ATM which will se made up TO
In n.nuscso'y, win rre
approved style. o. ssoe. q every dssevon ali
which we particularly 'nv'c attention Of The pps'c generally
oct7-eoiw J. M JOHNSON.
csssca ana school n.uuoa viii cren
every night Saturdays and Sundays from ocoek M TO
The Eaesh grammar practical
on sIocson and on The several sna. II public
speaking together with criticisms Of various distinguished English
The department devoted explanation and an..
.Ssa time b., tongue .sI.g
1ss' 'e'"' Sxssf sss
w. T. Davaii, Merchant Tailor,
(Lats firm Of L.sby Duvau,)
MOULD respectfully public
just opened large varied
winter goods for eentiemen's wcar, such
Cloths ca.simecs and vestnv Of tho approved mnnuA
Me,ino 81 six H. and cotton shin. and drawers
Hosiery, cravsn, smpender. gloves
Umbrellas, dressing gowns, &C.,
which he prepared 10 his the lowest
rates. He socs liberal shars Of public patronage.
His present location opposite former stand the National
Hotel, fennsyiv.nia avenue
Sept 07-Naw3wtf ~
Episcopal Institnte for Young Ladies',
NorA~ea Of 9TH and ssrssts
TTTE rNsTTTUTE win resume or septem
win ehcent corps Of professors and teachers in every
Terms boarding paps $3.50 Pc, snnum including English and
Tsrs ~ day pupls session f fv. worA-fcm 90 %
IN Enntsh and mathematics. ~ 'Al III
Ancient modem languages, music drawing painting, Ac
Circulars 70 he hsd n the Principal Early sppesdon ~
admission "a necessary
+ wAsur~ros, CRY, Aasust -, ias,
Aug 17--dtl5Oct
pusrLOsOPnY OF THE MECHANICS OF NATURE,
cs,echism ofrsmniar Thing. by Emily win.msn
Hand Book and the Fine Arts by George Ripley ana
Raysrd Taylor. 1 volume.
Marin,s and Morss of Rochefoucruld.
sh Roger de- Ccver,yt by The Spectator.
Hand Book N Universal Biography Psvts GOODWIN.
knights Cycoprdis Of the Industry Of Al Nsions volume
Nov u rHANcx TAYLOR.
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RICHMOND, Va, October, 1851.

New Fall and Winter Goods.
IJOOE, BROTHER Co., Pennsylvania avenue, TIN
Ill and 9th have received and offer the
Washingon Georgetown Alexandra,
surrounding counties Of Maryland Virginia. full and
complete Of French English and India fancy staple
dry goods, Of the impotafions They
Very elegant brocade silks, dark coion
rich brocade nix evening
Rich plaid silk styles
Extra heavy plain pout de sole
Heavy watered silks all colors
Real Irish poplins, richly watered, all shades
Very ustrous black Silks all widths
Superior wide coiored silk velvets, every shade
French Mcrtno and Tibet cioths gress variety
French de iaines, designs
French cashmere de cosse, latest styles
Rich embroidered chemseues, with sleeves match
Real Vaencennes lace chemisettes and cuffs
Richly embroidered muslin capes, COLLAR, and caps
Elegantly embroidered and ace trimmed handk erchefs
+ Velvet rloaks and mantias, styles
Silk mantlas and vsites also styles
cal
Real cashmere and Thibet scarf
Long md sewing silk mts and gloves
ace black and colored silk frinEes
Thread ice inserings,
Muslin and cambria rulings
Muslin and caInbrc insertinRs and edsings
Sash, neck, and belt ribands, ke, &C.
Together entirely and desirable goods
Tor approaching which add
finding
during fashionable styles,
prices. -t -
Gent off
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TO OWNERS OF Lands I'm Texas.-A gentleman in Virginia,
who good and lawyer desires remove Texas
season, would like become
lands country, with bring them
market. E# HA EE-st }.taE
family and small capital and is DESTROYS OF engaging
agriculture He the most snsfscory testimonials ofcapsci
integrity responsibility, his
considerable emigration Texas
Any lands who would himself
paccdi correspondence
advertiser suitable addrssng paid
WIN. GOULDlN,
General sgent and collector, Richmond, Virginia
A.Sl1 Aft
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(TA< Diocesan College Of As Prossnmf Ep.oops AweA)
AE tenth session will Mondsy October 1851
and continue until the commencement day-the last
Thstsy July 1854. New recommended
cpsms a the session
ply and the charge estimated their
Tbs collage has the usual number
postnnues for complete education and
aon 81 The collegiate course confers graduates
de@icA dsrsss 4,
me grammar school, adjoining college, and un
der Of but under distinct
csvss LADS beginning OF their academict and
them m the collegiate The oversight and direction OF
Of the college secure special advantages to the pupils in
tAe gyrmmar school 3. y. - - L.
otsd place supplied ty additional studies modern Ian
gu1gss bUuk Keeping &C.
T4AmAhou tho college entirely heahfa and by its dis
o@ and vnsrs, favorable 10 good morals and
order. ats ,5E Eel. fF
Kemp TTaa building, 20 49, win be ready for
sddou former
corps professors The trustees have recently appointed Hugh
civil and law, and John
Alexander, L. D.. lecturer physics and chemistry.
The whole he the college and
hundred
dollars payable sent annually In advance.
Applications for admission to be made 10
Rev. JOHN y. KERFOOT, H. D., Rector,
3 @a II SIN College Of IT. James r. o. Maryland.
Aua IA NAV yQm
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NRAPER and Tatler.-WffLIAM TUCKER, late Of the
nm Of Lane Tucker, Pennsylvania between ~ and
o seet prepared calls from his
friends and the public generally opened and
extensive assortment English cloths, and
~ himself with great from the most erien.y
Importing houses New York Of which viii
- ne lowest cash prices and the Of his establish
nsn umcen. guarantee to all who honor him with cir
OF the style In which will be executsd
D. ~ sheil be ready the
0t-Aaw3w -
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MOSES l.. HOLT,
ATTORNEY AND coUNsRLLoR AT LAW,
Ngn Frawcisc0. California.


Mobile, Alabama Me.s5s Rhodes Wright, CO.. New Or
Hon. Gwn e. Californian Benz K. True, esq, New York
city Heaey, ESQ.,, Boston, Massachusetts; Hatch, esq.
Portsmouth New Hampshire May 7--2awly
NEW York CALIFORNIA; Millisnaire Association
One thousand shares Of thousand dollars Capital
limited number Of shares be obtained by influential
parties who have capital 10 invest special admitted in
with the revised Of New York; free from
liability assessment the par of u 600 cash.
annually
prospect doubling the whole in safe operations In
mining United States under The direction and
tsl Of OLIVER HOLDEN,
As the General Partner Chief Agent ofthe Company,
No. II Wall street, New York
Cafornans other responsible pares throughout
who aid obtaining contracts with The United States spp
the association be employed diff
points, where line Of and vessels be mado
available for trade carrying the mails and freight TO and
from Europe Asia, Africa, and the Ameriess q "a 5ui
There large and increasing business doing with Caos
na Pacific long the supply OF gold
the demand for cspi goods and win aonish NE
liberal and calculations therefor And 10 meet this
profit thereby association being med
der and style Of O. HOLDEN + CO.,
Mercantile Commercial Commission Merchants Banking,
and Mining Agents. New York and Ban Francisco
Capital o., ooo,O 900.
Feb2--n C-@ a-f go a#4rat 4hza' 1H
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THIS institution very pleasantly situated the Georgetown
HshnAbe from embracing the city OF Washington
Of AIexandna II IL de
q the benefit Of good,
pvacesl Christian education combine the advantages
Christian home.
The regular begin Parents who for
desfw the Rector
Apescn for admission Of pup. for ner information may
be AAAressed FfH'.
80. Rev ANTHoNY TEN BROCK, gecrxsso~n, D. O.
keefencss The Bishop Maryland
Lbs D. Baiumore Hon. e. Chamber. county
Dayton Fourth Auditor Treasury, washngsor Evan
~ esq, 0eergetown; W. Thompson
rom Csrcins Got Miller Hanowcs, 81 Mary's, 6ecrr.s.
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0EFlClAL Military Books, bv ~ &;
" MAURX, booksellers street, washineton.
~ Crvtlry Tactics, vols price very scarce
Wordeb Sword Exercise al
6cn2tf Infantry Tactics 3vols. price SO 30.
distractions for Momtain Artillery, price cents,
Tactics and Regulations Militia.
fnsruciions fot Field Artillery Horse and
Cross Military Laws.
McCohnbs ConYts Martx.
Ordnance Manual.
Army Navy Registers
'As1 III other government hooks and documents.
~ eepsS 5s'
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III. English He
Al Application. paid
70 ~ =: r isms%
Columbian College, ID. @.
THE Of months will be opened te i7h Of
Tu,on for tbs session 500 90
Room, library, bed, and furniture 100
Charges students who do no, board o
Room. library, and ruruiae
Fuel .,eoa x..h.nS s1k cent. per dozen .,u.,,.
Necessary college expenses exclusive q books and
an 81 opening preferable BINS payable 'hss
months in Advance. ..--,. ..-. ~ ,.,
lures gwen BY The most rshsd The Smith
.sn ss jsG
co.rra si Hit, August 1851. Aug a2--dAep'sw4w
German physicians. Doctor. Brothc and Gray have nnsy
travelled and having spent
y. sons the Indiana for the purpose Of getting
and al which human ihy subject We
% s sm A :s1 Complaints ss and
az ~n " and psy cure s w.
c K. mos, eo%p.n. No .'.s
% ss"'' q ssr ,ss
person: living n a. the wss.u coands. Of ths States u new
i ~. . ss."s ss.,;:
cce the lcwins dy.pepy piles .crofaa,
rheumatism bronchitis. srsps,s. esr cps AZ
ONES on sous street, oppo~. sm,son,an Institution
Tor Rent, the large and commodsous house i'm the
h,., ward no. ocsnp.s BY the a. s1,, nsn Minister
s se ' s.c oeDI' 70 Gen. ''''' flnsus
GAM suek'. and Man'e Of tn. English in
y America; by "snm Slick
"s :ss he SSs"
Just published, and ,h' Day received for .ss b.
oas sess:.i:s.. -. - s'os'.
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General Agency at Washington, ID. G.

wAsErsroH, sep,ems~ "a, 1850.
Sept 97-dn
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FLEMIsH HOUSE LINENS.

lust received heavy
and cheap goods In a. a. and 0% dice diaper, and
Also, Of the n,anufacory, o. lea, Ia la4 and 10
hcen which will be found the goods Of the kind
In this
linens. The only objection which urged
the above articles win he their durability Pers
Ity 3 CIAGErT DODsON,
Dealers in all kinds Of carpets. msn oil cloths,
curtain Materials and generally
Of the Of Mint, Pennsylvania
. . .-t + + r -lrf Inl !. Il .
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PARCHMENT Copying Paper, ps~sesssna thrss .,s
strength Of tho generally IN use
mass perfect copies Win almost Mind Of ordinary
satwsy article Offering also the advantage o.
which he written with and mh VIZ"
spreading For sale for the manufacturers by - oV
FRANCK TAyLof
r.-a~r, py.,s -. -. x a. SnetT
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Tor Rent, the large and ccmmodtous house In IN
Il FIRST ward occupied by the Brazilian Minister.
apply Gcn Grsuof, Sir buildings.
ptai--e0An ft ftrteu.1
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NOTICE IL hereby given that all ne
unsettled books Of The late arm Of H. HOOP Co.
together with those will be
and handed In for settlement either The
change In business which took effect LIST Of February
last renders essentially all should he
closed At the expiration Of the present half year - . IL
June 24-9wif HOoE, BROTHER, co.