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New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
0TREET DEPARTMENT, No. 4, Hall

hEFl DTI AN MIN W. u, hoii
Sof Records Public hereby gwen that the fol-
lowing Resolution has been adopted by the Common COun-
ci Resolved That Pier SO North RIVER foot OF Jay-s e
extended to the line under the direction OF the
Street Commissioner; the work he commenced on the
18th day Of June 1851 and that the time for the completion
OF the said pier be limited 10 four months ad
Docks and Slips dery the proportion Of expense 10 be
borne by the Corporation and that the Street Commissioner
m accordance with law give notice 20 the propetos OF the
lots Of land lying opposite the SAID pier 10 unite IN the con
structon thereof and 20 contribute their respective proper
tons of the expense said the same snail be-
come due and the sand popnetors snail neglect or
refuse to unite and contribute aforesaid that hhh the
sad extension shall be made by the Mayor Aldermen and
Commonalty Of the City Of NewYOIk for their sole Dene
Adopted hy the Board Of Aldermen May o. Ol adopted
by the Board Of Assistant Aderben May g. 1871 approved
by the Mayor MAY a, 1851
'mT2s sw JOHN T DODGE Street Commissioner.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
ERENCH LANGUAGE. NAMES

IL CAS- ORAL SYSTEM Miss DELANEY informs
the ladies' Of Brooklyn and vicinity that she gives Lessons
the French Language the above system, at her resi-
apes W yckOfst, South Brooklyn Terms, IN class, 50
my2l lmS
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29

NEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.
lN-On MONDAY, the 18th instant, the following trains
Will leave New-York from Daane-st pier I'll further
notice. 5000. ,.o.r
Mail Tram VIA PemiOnt, al SPIN -,
The Evening Express Tram connects al DukrH WIN Ine
Sr5endd steamers Niagara Key Stone state and queen
CIV one Of which leaves immediately on the arrVa 9 me
.n for Detroit direct running through N ABOUT % NUTS
f-oni vg-York 20 Detroit and g 70 ChicaSo
Ihe Morning Express Tram connects "lth sty
bats for Cleveland direct and with other Doals 10Y Ee
Soduskv Toledo sc Passengers by this he arrive at
Cleveland IN about Is hours from New-fork
Passengers for Buffalo take either Express ran ana
arIIve by the Morning Tram al Geneva, al hAipAs !,
NJ and Buffalo the same night by the E1ehlne
Tram, early the next morning, and proceed
Buffalo. - lmyLV -
WAY Trans for otsvilIs at % n va PsrBOnt and
at lsP N. VIA Jersey City y. MARSH, oeeLs-1Ll.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
RANK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES o.

RANK DEPARTMENT-STATE OF
81. MN YORK The EAGLE BANK Of Brighton has
s cay hed thS snce notice Of the appointment of
~ m hhkChANiCS and FARMERS BANK, Ia tse City
80, ss Agent for the redemption OF It's cifcosting
49,, 'esetisr with revocation Of the appointment Of
"ssnoen Co. Of the same City, as such Agents,
eaIs 70 the act entitled An Act 10 amend the several
Aes Iei&ins 70 Incorporated BAnks Banking Associations
No .nodaal Bankers" passed April u, Albany,
may IoL DANIEL b ST JOHN,
AV"" sapsrin;ssdtni.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
NOR BOSTON via \ WPORT and

u 'Oh DtS O-N ' ID ~ II w ~ IL
Il FALL RIVER-The steamers EMPIRE STATE and
BAY STATE leave Pier No 3. North River, AZ o'clock
DAYS THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS; the BAY
STATE, Capt Vim. Brown on MONDAYS. WEDNEs-
DAYS and FRIDAYS ThSIS the only direct line 20 New
port steamer connection with thus ne runs to and
TISDGLE & BORDEN. Agents 20 and II wests;
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
DEGULAR MAIL LINE between

REGULAR MAIL LINE between
~ BOSTON and NEN.IORk VIA NTONlNGION and
PRONIDENCE.-The steamers c VANDERBILT and
MASSACHUSETTS, leave Pier ,. North River. DAILY al
eo'clock, PM The MASSACHUSETTS,, Cspt Wm II
FraIee. MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS. and FRI
DAYS, tie c. VANDERBILT, Captain Joel Stone on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS. On the
arrival Of these steamers AZ SOnngtOn passengers
by Railroad TO Providence and Boston THIS the most dl
rect route from NewIork 70 Boston For passage sc ap
ply ON board az the Office. 10 Batterv-place.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29

~ fN-1 Okh and y +. w - III Y ' Il y
RAILROAD This line leaves Canal-st Stsiion-Ac-
comm0daiion Tram Al 4 NJ Express Tram AZ A NJ,
Accommodation Tram. A VI Express Tam. NJ; Ac-
commodafon Tram for New Haven a NJ and ComInn-
iaiion Tram for Rrdrepor at NJ Passengers
CutS;ed procure tickets before taxing seas the
X MASON. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
NOR HARTFORD-Direct-The

y steamer WORCESTER, Capt J H Kng. vii lesvs
from Fast River Steamboat place Peck Slip for Hartford
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY ater-
Moons, al o'clock.
For further information inquire on hoard. or Of
nil II SAXTON WEBB, lI2 SOath-si.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29

V b Palmer the Agent. Is prepared 70 give all recu-
site information the subject Of complete system OF Ap
vERrisISG the NEWSPAPERS OF the COUNTRY, far and
near
He believes that the material AFFAIRS Of business transae
tonS must he aided and sustained by propoTtonae
clSe Of intellectual energy and thus intellectual energy
should keep pace with the facilities by which the maternal
affairs OF business advanced
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29

for Aurora Will have daylight route via Osweg0, New
ark and ottawa and reach La Sale and Peru IN time 10
take the evening boats the Illinois River
Passengers leaving Peru and La Sale, aHd intermediate
points by the morning stage, will take the O'Clock r ~
tram from Aurora and reach Chicago at 81 O'Clock same
evening - -, r ~.
Albany and Rock Island Also, at Elsn for Galena and
points West and North ,,,v,, -,
Chicago Nav l. 1851 myl3 im'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29

pcSAls Will be received at the Mayors Oice, IN the
sHS sf2S,SI q Chleago, and al the eahoe Of SrkAChAN
stOIf, in the CITY Of NewNork until the ist day OF
June next for scan of $23o00 for term not exceeding
s The Bonds e issued IN sums of not less than
~ each Al an interest Of per centum annum
sle seni-Annusy, and principal and interest payable at
the American Exchange Bank in Newlork Vt az the oce
~ tAe City Treasurer Chicago BY order oi the Com
a~' Jel WM s GURNEE, Mayor
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29

THs PRESS" The rorer a. -tzs over vSd, waiea sas
be -suifrpiicd s-saea.frgsy
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD

y JERSEY-This line leaves New-York DAILY by
steamboat RED JACKET. Pier !, North River. st VI.
PASSENGERS. P freight. and AZ passengers and by
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD, foot OF Coraal-st AZ A.
NJ ard at , and q VI
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City. tta -
YifRH1 es, large building erecting old
snd u tbs Of Seventh street west and Market
Space viii DO cocted and osseson the lst Of October
They bun Ia ths mceu style for tho dry goods
business and with The ~ feet wide by
90 deep the clear with the the ~
feet Wide BY " feet high has bacent 10 feet wide by IS feet
deep and tee inccs high tho clear dry and finished for
wci lighted ny several windows and an around the
building fhe fronting Market Space, IL feet
wiAe - Ap " c wide by ~ feet dccp having
sky light wide by ~ feet long has bssenen finished for
oAu BY deep, se Gnehss high There
is with its basement BY
feet wide by "a feet decr, with
tight the OF the very large store could
made throwing last into ohe Each store mas
vault in the pavement for tlcl. ~
Ao sss posscson given s Of October very
iasgo warcousc the west side Of and
fTussn he business ssEcct in the
s It's ~ feet wide a hs Slsa By - fec! deep and os stories
Substantial uahncr aud csftsai stand fos wholesale retail
yry and elegant boadng rent aad
building ur stories hgh) the three IN
street Market srMco and pat sxGouS
oDinr on 7t @1s built oss speeS eo
boarding with ts aAodern fixtures wafer
the Glory, speaking through tho uaO &c,
senacs very coHvenct and completes Aso balcony
around of the building puor noors
That portion the building which occupied BY boarding
contains, a ssvea ahs rcons mostly isoat being
the palSs each - est BY 10
BY folding and sliding DOORS There
ane rooms fbag sda door, hand
so,ae pvss paio; the remainder n ahos pleas
ANT hambsss Il has also good kischens and
large e The location q lhs and
desirable For apply Poo-
House north side Pennsyvaaa avenue between ID
streets. /" 1870 ~ 81
so,, d0Aif III HI
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p DEMOvALThe celebrated DR. c. w. RoBACK, professor
IL asoogy astronomy, phrenology and geomancy combined
with from Sweden having removed bis Office % No.
Of Washington lie has been consulted heads of
Europe, and enjoys higher astrooger than
living Natvies calculated according geomancy
ladies g. gentlemen S5 Persons a. distance can have their
naivues drawn sending of their BIRTH All
letters containing the above fee will immediate a,ten
ton and nativites sent TO Of the wod written
durable he make OF his BY
conjuaon Of the following topics Couship, advice
given successful accomplishment of wealthy marriage
he has the redeem such 10 the free
Of boe and for all of hazard and for
property and purchasing Of lottery tickets Thou
sands aboyenamed have been done in this city and
vicinity and in United States to the full satisfaction Of all
10 natvies Horoscopes have been cast during the last four
while will purpose, and will do
person, the mail that
fear through the office Dr. Roback
500 900 letters monthly and has missed
All letters will be reigiousy attended TO- prepaid Be
Ofce and Sae For particulars
office Of Union, and astrological almanac
gratis. @...s rr gr.e . =, ..r.x-,,
taE o White street, New York.
Sep Gmnsd II 4 II
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Distant subscribers money BY letter, ths
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The College of st. James,
q. w. R0BACK,
Q White street, New York.

WAsMNGToN COUNTY, MD,
(TAc Dioeean College Of the Protestant Episcopal CAIrch)
THE tenth annual session will Monday October g. la
until the commencement day'-the last
Thursday July e5a New students are recommended TO enter
received they
the charge estimated from the date OF their
The college has the usual number Of classes, affords all the
complete and sul
graduates tho
demic al degrees. 1 u E13gltsaH
The school, Immediately adjoining the college, and
of the but under distinct discipline,
lads the beginning OF their acndcuca aud
direction OF the
professors college special advantages the pupils
the school,
In The classes study OF the Greek
supplied by additional studies In modern Ian
ruag~s, hook keeping, &c. .
The college entirely heathu and, BY its dis
and villages favorable TO good morals and
"Kemp an building 90 feet by 40, win be ready for
In uddition
cops professors recently appointed Hugh Dayey
civil and ecclesiastical law and John H.
Ale erander, LII. D.. lecturer physics and chemistry
(tbe in the college and
months hundred and twenty
dollars. payable semi annually in advance.
Applic 20 admission TO be made to
Rev. JOHN b. KERFO0T, ID. d., Rector,
College Of 81. James r. .. Maryland.
Aug lS-3aw2m
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next annual session the University Of Virginia win
Is as Of Juus The unysrsiy comnrises lhe following
and lecturcship. viz: vi
J. Ancient Languages Professor Gessner Harrison, D.
Modern angusges-Profesor NJ. schee de vere LII. D.
: Mstlematics- Professor Edward ii. CoueDsy, LII. d.
: Mature. SaMlal Philosophy Professor VIM u Rogers IL. D.
Medicine Professor Henry Howard, NJ. ID.
comparative Anatomy Physiology, and SugeIyJames L. Ca
9 Moral Phiosophyproessor Wm H. McGuaey DID,, LII. d.
y Law-pIoisssor John D. Minor, IL o.
TO- Adjunct ~ hGeo%se o
my-Ioln sagc Davis, A. NJ, Md. #.aas
TO be admitted into the University tho student must be 6 years Of
1S, q %o os % spHns for mAcuAo" the Faculty may
H the applicant been student any other in
es produce SEMINARY satisfactory
evidence, M, &C., 70 the Faculty Of general good conduct
pocket money, estimated follows: Z m
Board including furniture for months 500
Fuel , ana san . Ss y s nr 9so q so and
sa,ni.psy = " M ,Mo ~ a ss Same Ioom at s9.-.. H5 %
Rent q entire dormso, sloi for half occupied BY
nssuI.sos fec use Of library and public rooms IS
Fees single professor be attended, $50 two $50 EACH
In e school law The junior class the fees are ms above
in the intermediate claua they all and in the
Gs y s Tas 1ssl s n @ s aa
saaa
Medical Department.
In the medical the entire expense tuition including
dissecng fee sos. Of
months enables s,udcn, complete coue
that OF any other medical institution in The Union
tending only TWO lectures day. ag.se #r 81.
81 School,
,hc Course Of study mn baen enias c bccs Of ea%tv
commercial law will be taught fully than has hitherto been
civil together with exposition Of the most important leading
cases in law and equity. .a2
Aug la-aawswtoi
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on e petition Of fBanabas Langdo", Of Buffalo, New York
January machinery tor planning shingles,
for The Of said PATENT which takes place
on the 9th day of January, 1852
ordered that the said petition be heard AZ The Patent oce on
Tie l day of January lsa O'clock and all persons
o.ned 70 and show they have, why said
petition ought not TO be granted.
oee their objections specifically set forth In wEag At least
twenty days before the day ofheay All Testimony ted BY either
parry 10 DC used e the said hearing taken aud transmitted
IN accordance with the rules OF oce which will be furnished
on application. III '1TF
Ordered also that this notice e published National n.el
eehecr epublc and Ohion Washington ID. c. Express, New
notk Albany state Register, nuaao Commercial Advertiser.
Providence JouIna boston Daily
and Gazette, successive
previous 10 the seventh day Of January, 1859 IT N
THOS EWBANK,
18tW I'D Commissioner Of Patents.
g. Editors Of e above will copy,
bills 10 the Patent ONCE with containing
Nov7--lnw3w
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ON petition Nabl Wyctb of Cambridge Massachn
the extension Of patent granted to him for
in preparing ice or shipping Tor seven Year,
ton the patent which takes place the LIST
day December, 1851
petition be Patent Office
Monday 10Th OF November next, at " O'Clock, M and
all appear they have,
VII petition ought not TO be granted
opposing required 10 file In the Patent
Once specifically set forth in wring, nj least
before day OF hearing All testimony filed by either
party Mt the said hearing must be taken and transmitted
IN aecodanee with the office, which will be furnished
o n application. ,,,,,
Republic and Union, Washington city Daily Bec Bos
Ton Providence Journal Providence, Rhode
Island Couran Hartford Connecticut Albany Register,
Albany NJ " Express New York and Pennsylvania nqui
Ter PhlateIpha, week for three
previous 10Th day OF November neH the day
~ THOs. EwBANK,
Commissioner Of Patents
a Editors Of the papers please copy and send their
bills 10 the Once, with paper containing this notice.
A.
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the petition Of Bannbas Langdon Buffalo, York pray
ng of she e1tenaon Of patent granted TO him the 9 s
January, 1875 Tor improvement planning
and oscr lumber for seven from poteu
which nkos place on the 9th day Of January, le5a-
ordered that the said petition be heard the Once
inc 1 OF January 1884, at ~ O'Clock and all
nouhed % appear and show they
ton ought not 10 be granted '3s1 II 4'ft 9's 'Es
Persons opposing required
once their objections specifically forth writing
days before the day hearing All testimony BY party
be used at the said hearing
ance with the rules occ which will be furnished appica
ton. 4 n e.f7H#
Ordered alo that this be published in National Intel
lgenccr Republic and Unon Washngton d. CT Express New
York Albany Register Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
dence Journal Providence r. Boston Daily Advertiser Pha
depa Inquirer and Pttsbug Gazette week for three
cessve weeks previous TO the seventh day Of January 1852
THOS. EW WBAEK,
Commissioner of Patents.
p g. Editors Of the above papers please copy and send their
bills 10 the Patent Office, with paper containing this notice.
Nov Iau1tv
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> New Fall and Winter Goods. H
LJOOE, BROTHER, x CO., Pennsylvania avenue between 7h
III and 9Th have received and prepared offer the
citizens of cities Washington Georgetown and
and the surrounding counties OF Maryland and Virginia. full
complete Of French English, and India fancy staple
dry goods, of the recent importauons. They
Very elegant brocade silks, dark coIOrs E.F Z,
Extra rich brocadc silk for evening #Es
Rich plaid silk, styles
Extra heavy plain pouit de sole n.
Heavy watered Silks all cOlOrs h .
Real Irish poplins richly waered all shades
Very ustr0us black silks, all widths
Superior wide coored silk velvets, every shade e
French Merno and Thbet cloths, great variety
French de LANES, designs
French cashmere dc styles Z ~
Rich embroidered with sleeves match
Real Vaienciennes chemsettes and cuffs
Richly embroidered muslin capes, collars, and caps
Elegantly embroidered and lace trimmed handkerchief
White embroidered Canton shawls, from S2 to S5
Velvet cloaks and inanullas, styles ~.
Silk mnntllas and visitcs, also new styles
Real snaws long and square
Real cashmere and Thibet scars
Long and short sewing silk mits and gloves
Dajiou's celebrated Kid gloves, size and shade
Black silk lnces, black and colored silk fringes
Thread laces and nsertings, wide and narrow
Muslin and cambrc rulings
Muslin and caIabric insertngs and edcings E
Sash, neck, and belt ribands Ac, &c.
Together with entirely and desirable goods suit
able approaching 10 which weekly add
will made that purchasers be assured OF nding
all times during the most Styles at the lowest
prices. ,ra,, ,noru,,, . 20 u
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THIS instuon very situated tho 0eogeiown
Heikthe prospect from embracing the city OF washington,
Potomac fos miles and " town herandna de
sisuod extepd nskev benefit Of good,
II seeks combine the advantages
thorough academca Instruction win me proper oscphe "
Christian home.
regular scssion will besn November Parents who o
desire earlier admission confer WIN e hecof
admission OF pupils or for uthcf homaon may
be addressed, -.-.... x,..--..- >, ~
. = Rev ANTHONY TEN HRoECK, Georsesown D. 2.
Bishop of Maryland, and Hugh Dnvey Evans
IL n baltimore; Hon T. r. Chamber Kent county, MIDI Aaron
q Dayton esq dcr OF the Treasury Waaingon swan
LYONS. ss1 Gserrptown; Bcverhout Thompson fiuoofo
Ncvth Miller Hslowes, g. May's, Georgia
Septi +. s.H4tell
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United States Patent Oalco,

Unitcu States Patent OAdco,
t tHy3 at} I'D a ;October 6 1861.
petition Of NJ S0rcl Of Paris, France praying The cx
tension Of granted 10 him for improved
preserving from 0xydaton,
on The expiration Of said which takes place the seventh
day Of December, A. d. I65l-- eaW alA9a .IE
On ". M - b. saR FsIsp, ,Ss 1ssS s,
notified appear and show they have,
why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing tho required
Office their specifically iort in writing least
before the day Of hearing All filed by
be used at the said hearing bs taken
cordace with the rules Of the Office which will furnished ap
pication 4f .Eta il SE1 Nttl&rt4.a
Ordered also, this published National Inei
gencer Republic, and Union, Washington,
quer New YoA PennylSania Inquirer rhiadelpha rsnnsl
Providence Journal, Providence Rhode nnd
vese Boston, Massachusetts; Commercial bulletin, New
leans louisiana and Pitbug Gazette, Pisbg Pennsylvania,
three weeks 9th
cember
E4 5H8stt THOE. EWBANK,
Hv.s. e&+t Commissioner of Patents.
papSs will please copy
bills Patent Oce with paper containing this notice.
Oct
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A NEW Route Pittsburg, via the Baltimore. Sus-
quskar~a, Through 10 Ptfbsvs IN
n eIPrcss Of Will leave Calvert station daily
with The United States Washington Baltimore A.
m connecting with The East line 81 MiddIetown !,
riving AT Harrisburg at u, m, 10 dinner, III
for y, arriving
a. this point have tc option Of
Johnstown, thence by packet boats
stnses Uollidsyshuret rittsborg. w
following points by this train 70 wit
York WRht Middcowp Harrisburg
cysvile, Lswistown, Nc Vcysown Hunt
inSdon Hoiidaysburs, aud Pittsburg.
This also with the Cumberland valley r'ioad
which pss~cs through Carlisle shppcnbu Chanbersbue and
other points this road. @
Fr OF passengers from Washington for Of
OF the will be the
dep Railroad Company the arrival Of
the norn,ng receive the baggage which will be
" ROBERT STEWART,
oc,
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uRAPER and TaiIer.-WHLIAM TUCKER, late Of Tho
IL nrm between ~ and
rtreets prepared calls from his
public generally having just opened very large and
English cloths, cassimero and
vcsnes himself with from the most extensive
of New Philsnephia n Of which will
be od price Of bis establish
mcnt guarantee a who honor him with their
patopsae style win be exccuted
ready days 10 show some OF the andsom
been offered In this city,
Sent IA
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The New York and Liverpool Unitsd state. nr~si
+ .tfrsenf4t 81 s1. Hs Steamers. l8. ~ Y III
The ships composing this line
(.
Dntic Capt C0mst0ck
Capt CTntton
xff-EsW@ These ships having been built by contract
EL3An pessly for government SERVICE
<ulE taken IN their construction
10 insure strength speed md their nccomno
LOT passenxers uncqdaled
Pee OF passage ffum New York Liverpool,
cas-. tsaNga ~ TF~-' S-~ ' f " 80" '''~'
An experienced will be ship
NO beFtii can be secured until paid for ef I-F
Ihe owners OF these
bullion specie iewery precious sones METALS
ading are signed therefor the
PROPOSED DArEs or SAILING, aFth4tekt @#f
FSo'H Nsw Pork. FSom Liverpool
Satufday. Nov 93 1851. Wednesday Nov.
Dec. o. lbol wednesday,. do ~, 1851
caAfday..sdo 40 W. 1881 "Wednesday, Dec. 10, 1851
t-ss Wedhesdny...... do ~, 1851.
Wednesday.... jan. 7, 1852.
For freight or passage apply tHA1
HG EDWARD X. COLLINS, st
4Fs.a Gt tHG# s sf No. 81 Wall street, NJ Y,
st.a. t. .EU.s .U4 brown, SIIIPLEY,& + Coz
T. G. RUBERTs, & CO., V''s"
Is Kings Arms Yard, London.
" L. DRAPER, IT,, .tl
Sept s-dly aaHaH5 Boulevard, Mon,mar,re, Paris
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ID EMOVAI.-DuvALL BROTHER merchant alors, have
informing their numerous friends and customers
they removed to their new and elegant store Just
~ and 9th Streets
west Of their old store They New
opening the richest and most elegant
goods business which they prepared
DUvALL BROTHER.
N. r. Wanted, two three first rate coat hands
Sept le-diw kco2w
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once or TrsmspsrtA&ssn, nal1aasSrS aad Washington
tsa ~ .nlef8 nAssr6ad Company
CKETH hereafsty ~ tss1Ua n nh once 70 NOW fos, '
i adcpbia, Ptssbura, snd Wheeling -, IN 80.
officer Of the company VIII acc0mpany me eve""k " ""'
charge of all baggage for Now York .~... :,
Relay, either morning on
evening" Sns train from Baltimore. ...-.
Passenger trains daily and g. m and D m, eHeep
Sunday, when bu trains VIZ o."nm ~ nn1 y -.
Aug 2s-dm tHt s-.s - ~ IL 'N'' "ks'
~ H. CIJtsvx Et, Architect and civil Ess31neSr HAS
removed his huildines norm noe ~
vsns avnus, '2ah and iah sussss wsss 20 su
UnHNcH Books, Hev saA eid.-A isHS 80 x y 9is 81 Maay
II opened, direct 6vm PMf assfvf AsNNcN - ILVh-
May20 tANMAe y tF'NFt Il II