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nee was oniy one comrany Ielt Al SANTA Ee.
Pardon of Clements.--Later from Hayti.

NEW YORK, Sept, 5-Clements, convicted for murder
ing Ravens, has been pnrdoned
Tue schr Grey Eagle arrived with da tes from Port
an Platte the 9Th The Haytiens and Domincans were
IN preparing Tor war The Haytien ltet has got far
Cape Hayli hurricane occurred ~ Port au Platte on
the t9.h, winch destroyed q houses The Engssh and
Brazil packet lost and nearly every vessel IA the har-
Dor more or less damaged 49,
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kafer hem Ne,e Msrteo.

Sr LOUIS Sept l2--We learn from Capt Bamsde, who
arrived yesarday from Stnla Fe hat Maior Sumner, with
his command ~ Ahuqueqpc, Preparing 70 start on
n expedition the Navajo county. The Indians had re-,
Gently made descent upoa rancho near that point and
ca rried oil several hundred head Of cattle ~
~ nnus from Santa Fs Possesses little interest. The
elect Oh Tor delegates wasto Pace on the
Is of November Ma ior Weightnan and Gain Reynolds
wero the candidates. Major WephuuGu, II was believed,
woud be elected, .
Capt Burnside brings etpaches tohe government nom
the bnundary commission Some disagreement had
cured between the commissions and surveyor AMI the
bus mess was almost entirely suspended. ,
The season throughout New Mexico had been unusually
dry and the crops shorter than asna lhe importation OF
goods was heavy. ....
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ny a. GREEN, huctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
Ill ON 7h ins shall SELL the residence % j.
Logon etq H. between l7th and 18th streets, at 10 O'Clock
4. M, a good OF furniture WIS
Mahogany sofa paroT aud rocking chairs
bookcase and
Beistead, feather bed, and bedding
Glass aud crockery
CaHe and oher chairs
good Of kitchen requisites cooking stove, &c.
with many other which deem enuoera
Terms. An under so cash; e, credit Of
GO ard days sac0y endorsed, bearing Interest
A. GREEN
sept I6-2t Auchoneer
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IspiscopeI Tnsuf"f" Tor YOUNG I"dfes,
Northwsst corner Of Oh and n streets
ruE INSTITUTE its Of septem
with efficient Of professors and eacbes IN every
department. = -, -
nathem .,o..
for day pupils par session Of fee iaonthsron' W."
-, Nv Etziish aud mathematics. No.. A.
modern languages, music, drawing panunns a.
Circulars be had Of the Principal Early apPha" "
admission h necessary. ... , ~, .yK p5ncipat
wlsmraros err, August 10, 1851,
Aug l7-dtl5Oct
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sept q


VERY DESIRABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE AT AUCTION
ON wedn l7I instant shall sell the premises,
O'clock valuable lot aud tc improvements IN square
No $50 known 10 the May,
apin I 60 feet New Jersey
l5i feet inches street, ~ inch alley
the rear ana line adjoining
place beginning containing nearly 1850 square The
three story brick dwelling,
stable abundance fruit
berry, large vegetable garden The
sub a very
and convenience for desirable
being unsurpassed Tor & commanding
purchase money IN cash,
balance equal payments two
the purchaser give satisfactorily
from the day Of sale.
We deem scarcely necessary anything relative %
described
beautiful healthy the city, and
the sale well worthy Of the Of wishing 70 mako
Sep e-eodsds A. GREEN, Aucioneer
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new manifesto to the democracy Of Europe has been
pa, forth by Ledru Rollin, Mazzni and the other lead
"s II is said to be from the pen Of Lamennais
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Dtah of J Ftnnimors Cooper.

New YORK, Sept l5-il p m.-James tennimore Coop
en- Distinguished novels died yesterday, at his resi-
deuce In C3operstown, alter lingering illness.
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By DYER 4 mcGUIaE, AuotIoneers.

By DYER 4 mcGUIaE, AuctIoneers.
VERY EXTENSIVE SALE or VALUABLE CITY LOTS AT
hUCTON-On Thursday September O'Clock,
rooms, shall sell the following described valuable
Lots viz
Square, Lots
81 2, Observatory
10 3, 4,5,6,7,s9,ll,l n, ~, u, u, y, d, %
u, 2lst street, 4
1856 II, nca the market
go ?, ind bridge
very valuable canu lot
a79 IS, IS, ~,
4,
4g %, eigby situated ~
3, y 10, the canal
20, ~, -
6s7 ~, opposite Capitol square
ia a. Of Capitol
7a2 rs, ~, Capitol
a o the Capitol
g. do
gB the whpla square
ga 1, containing - 900 square feet
l,ttJ l,9,JA,5.
A. tho above lots belong to different persons
each will be made known a they offered.
DYER 4 MCGUIRE,
sent fB-3t Auctoneors
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NE QUIyCEY's Literary vols hNn"''
" being vols. uniform edition OF his works
Motbrrwel's Posthumous Poems, vol. ,.,, oyou
The Vision OF Ar Iaupfl poem by James Russell Lowell
Memoirs ~ Ruckminrtor, AMI p' nv 80 80
Stevens Buck Minister Lee 49,,
Brief Practical Treatise Mofars WIN sn sh, ~ Ient
cesses employed Mt the pubic wofs W. pos'O ~ =
Vim. n. Wright, u. s. Engineer
This day received for sale W rAytoR A MAURY
..,o booksellers, 9Th street.
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10 m democracy 81 the Sirh Congressional Dstrici
We ae undersigned members of the democratic party,
I M 'ns n importance OF permanently establishing
1 anu emceh party paper IN congressional district
- me most successful means OF defending and support
ing oe cardinal doctrines Of the democratic creed and of
occurring nst UNITY OF sentiment and action so essential
o.ess 10 cordially recommend to the favorable
sueaon and support of our friends Throughout, The en-
aie u'suct me Democratic Herald, Jas. ]. Mcdaniel
eu,'o''l s'eiy established ~ Columbia Tennessee, and
apess as our opinion that Mr. Mcdaniel is gentle
nan o intelligence and integrity, we'll calculated to give
~ action n The management OF his paper much
" oc aesieu We furthermore, consideration OF the
e.ommend to our friends generally their hearty co-ope
Prise '''s "' ''"po''""''' '''N'
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The Democratic Herald, Columbia. Tennessee,

We observe that this paper recently established under
the auspices OF some Of the tried members OF the
democratic party is giving proofs Of great ability in the
discussion OF cardinal doctrines, and in the management
which serves the public with udcious and interesting
variety Of the matter which makes newspaper i'm
por'ant instrument OF local and general utility Our
readers referred TO the suboned card, signed by Mr.
Walker, the broher-n-aw of the late President Polk }
MI Nicholson, DIR Gordon and other distinguished res
idens OF tina, good old democratic district for the char
ac'er OF the editor of this Journal and for the undoubted
assurance tina, his abors will be faithfully applied TO the
advancement oil the democratic cause We wish him
success
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BALTIMORE, S'nt I6-9, p, -relegraPhla desPs'cAes
last received inform tina The Europa bngs indulgence
that Ladu Robin and 100 others were arrested ~ Pars on
20 chages Prince de joinyFe was othcIay an
nounCed a candidate tor the presidency -,
TIE French NJ dtterranenn squadron has b'eh ordered
coast ltsy--ailtIs NJ Naples and along me rrhln-
ula recurring the oyenent Rho aspect throughout hay
i very eunR the decree Of the Empefor 81 Ausfa
announcing the Denomination Q. the government 10 be
absolute, created great exc lement
also learn by dispatches that The eesoil convention
met to day Wofceser-one thousand being present
Horace Mann presided The indications that the free
suiles have determined upon seperate Organization
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ne nnrkels

IIyERPooI Sept Cotton Assumed dull aspect Buy
r IA The feeling much their favor The most current
ualies OF Ametc have declined 3D. during The week
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"WE ARE A DOOMED PEOPLE UNLESS We RESIST. y
The editor oil the Greenyle g. c. Southern Patriot re-
Gently visited the Chick Spring in Greenville. While
there the proprietor made oil the expression al the
head of this article upon which, says the editor. eve
said to him. Have you not more boarders than you ever
had"
eyes," was his reply
Are you not better of in the world than you ever
were before /"
eyes," said our kind host.
"Your property is worth much, and your negroes
sell as well as they ever did |"
"Yes"
Then said we, you're doomel," il seems, to prospect
~, and so is our county
Circular 60 the AIumni OF Columbian College.
WASHINGTON, September IL, 1851.
GENTLEMEN Alumni Association oCoumbian College wishes
TO your mode Of promoting the
est. the college Scattered
different Uuion and engaged in various pursuits
IL thought compare your sentiments and
is you cherish for Alma Mater
and your fame viii induoe without being
pressed Arguments reply this circular at large and
earliest suggestions offer affecting the
College will laid before the and will
doubt their respectful attention.
WIN. q. FORCE,
Sec. Alumni Association.
O3Edos who copy allow will confer favor
gentlemen in all parts Of the country.
SeptH
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TELEaRAPmo REPORTS FoR THE UNION.

Later from HapanaDfpariWs Qf The dm1ioan PrisoaSrs
t0r Sydtn
sAyASNaH sept l5,--The William y John has arrived
from Havana, with dates 10 the 9Th instant The captain
reports hat the day he sailed Spanish transport left
Tor span, Win 100 American prisoners.
difficulty had occned a. Key West Ia consequence OF
the arrival OF Spanish goveTnne III vessel The czsr
attempted 70 seize and burn her bat che escaped mob
then broke up all The Spanish stores Ia the place.
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arrival Of The Europa.

HALIFAX, Sept l5-l2, ,. m.-The steamer Europa ar.
rived here Ibis evening, with three days later news rom
Europe She has I5I passengers The Europa sailed from
Hal FIX for Boston l0t O'Clock tonight
Adyces from tho United states considered unfayor-
able 70 The market Brth manufactured goods continue
brisk without change In prices
Ike Manchester market is quiesnpposed 70 be caused
nv Increased caution with recent heavy failures Mer
chants and bankersA contracting
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California Land Tiues.
the President Of the United States
commissioners for asceanpg and settling
of California, hereby that
will be held san Fnncisco in SAT- state
On the day OF December, 1851.
Given under our hands city Washington 9Th day
September, 1851. - -.
HILAND HALL,
HARRY J. THORNTON,
Sent I7--eodlm Commissioners
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d2GeorgetoyvD College ID C.The Glasses will be opened
aud the lectures resumed 18th
CHARLES H. SToNESTREET,
Sept 9--eod2w President
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l,HAs IA. LANE has just returasd from New York
elegant Of m styles OF gentemen's
furnishing goods,
Also an additional supply York hats
The public respectfully invited examine these superior
goods,
Ssptl7-
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goods.
Sept l7--3uf
TAPESTRY VELVET, Uncut Neiv etrspesfry, Tn-
pesIy pnn threeply and ingram carpeungs
supply the above description Of fur
nufe goods all in entirely and different patterns and combna
this coutry all from e
celebrated ictory Crosley Sons, London
Also, additional supply Of elegant curtain Materials Brock-
all silk.
Satin aine damask anes French md English furniture ehnt
res
Turkey figured chintzes, win al
the tasseis, glfnps and borderngs match, -,
perhaps complete Of any other etn %
adjustment IN the county.
All houekeepe intending Furnish arc respect
CLAGETT h D0DSON,
Dealers in all kinds OF furniture dry goods,
Sept l7--3eoif
uUGAR and MsIesses at Auotion.-on Friday next the
y 18Th instant O'clock p, A. A. H. Dodges WHAT, the
cargo brig fidea fonce Porlo Rico, consisting OF
2is hhds. prime
EDw'D 9, WRIGHT,
Sept I7--dtsn Aucnoneor, Georgetown
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DEMOVAL.The celebrated DR. e. w. ROBACK professor
IL asroogy pbrenology and geomancy combined
with conjuraon, om Sweden, having his office No.
White street, New York, offers his services
Washington lie has been consulted by all the crowned heads of
Europe, aud enjoys higher reputation than
any living Natvics calculated according geomancy
ladies 80, gentlemen g. Persons distance have their
nne drawn by sending the date Of the day of their BIRTH All
letters containing the above fee viii receive immediate aten
and nativitics world, written
durable and he is prepared make of his power by
conjuraon any Of the following topics, Courtshp advice
for the successful accomplishment wealthy
he has the to redeem such to the free
of boe and all hazard, and the
stolen or property and the purchasing of lottery tickets Thou
this and ito
nays have been cast during the last four
while Letters will and viii do
well person. and the mail safe that
through the Office Dr. kobaek
monthly and has missed
All letters win be rcigiousIy attended prepaid BE
Office and State For particulars
call the office Of the Unon and get astrological almanac
gratis.
White street, New York.
Sep, 2o--Jmosd
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valuable HssisAsss stand fog kksnt ina Wa.hingtoA



THREE stores In the building erecting he old
Of and Market
SPACE LIST OF October
next the style for the dry goods
The 10 feet wide ~
sideght the OF the store y
deep feet Inches high in the clear dry and finished o
we'll lighted windows an area
building. The fronting Market space eei
81 then 70 wide by ~ cet deep having
roo deep feet inches high There
with It's basement by an easy
stairway The third wide BY i et deep win SKY
the store very large soe .ouu
be made by throwing the two last stores INTO one a' ~ ~
vault In the pavement for fue
Also for the LIST OF octobe next very
large wsrehonse ts west side OF ana
main business street IN the
s.sh ,yi, cellar 9s feet BY deep. II built In the most
is capital stand of wholesale of rstai
large and elegant will be for and
given the l OF December next Iha poon Oh the
building our hg at the 7h
warehouse
onung built in the besand most modern style
Tor boarding house. modern nxtues Of tanks
the building dumbwaiteT from the cellar
the hb through the gasght &c
Gender complete Also, fine balcony
around building level with
THAT building which BY tho boarding
contains nne rooms mostly front rooms, bea
corner building extensive 'front.' The dining
@ long the pao rs feet long by IL feet wide
sed folding sliding There eight
Snc rooms by oBs and sliding DOORS hand
oe parors reInandcr Of those
~ md airy has kchens, and two
ss cellars for fuel and
nbe Ia The city, apply the subscriber
mac House north Pennsylvania avenue, between
.x,~,,, n ,,,n,,a,.,
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0N the petition Of Bamabss Lansdoa Of Buffalo New York.
for the extension of granted TO him
January, machinery planning
or said patent, which place
on the 9th day OF Januar, IeN2--
ordered thai The said petition be heard al the Patent Once
the Ih day 1882 IL O'Clock, and all
notified 10 and show If they have, why said
petition ought be granted
Persons opposing required file
ounce Their objections, specifically set forth IN wntng at least
twenty before Hearing All nled by either
party be used said hearing be
accordance with the OF the office, which will be furnished
application.
ordered also that us notice be published in the National ins
tehse epuble, and Uhiou Washington D. c.; Express New
oh Albany Stale Register, Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
fo.hee Journal Boston Daily Advertiser Philadelphia Inquirer
aug fabne Gazette, weeks
previous TO the seventh day of January, 1852
THOS. EWBANk,
Commissioner OF Patents,
r. D. Editors Of the above papers please copy
RovE-lawJw
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The College OF ST. James,


(TIe Diocesan College of the Protestant Episcopal Church
THE tenth annual session Will Monday October Q, 1851
the commencement cay"-the last
1huday Juy 1854 New students recommended TO enter
session. received time they
esima. date their
1ho affords
the collegiate confrs graduates the usual
demica degrees. t..
The school, Immediately adjoining the college, and
der but under distinct discipline,
lads the beginning of their acadeuica aud
collegiate
the college special pupils
the school
mercantile classes, the study Of the Greek language
and it's place supplied Ly additional studies modern Ian
guage book keeping, &c.
college entirely healul and by its dis
and villages favorable TO good morals and
order.
semp HAIL. building 90 feet by 40, will be ready for
of the session. In addition to former
corps professors, recently appointed Hugh Dayey
ans, civil ecclesiastical law, and John
Alexander, LII. d.. lecturer physics aud chemistry.
charge te in the college and
seAoo hundred aud twenty
dollars. payable semi annually in advance.
Application for admission 90 be made 10
= Rev. JOHN o. kERF0OT D. u, Recior
College of ST. James I. o. Maryland.
Aug li-3aw2m
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The person VIII be entered books aass
paymell oftAe Subscription be made ia advance.
Distant ubssbefs forward BY cssI, the possss
IN which will be paid all sA assumed By ourselves In lie
sale transmission.
Inc COUNTRY PAPER published hi weekly during shs sss
si'As % OoAsIes and during the recess
Subscriptions oT period less will be sscsivsd on
seflas pfopo"ioned 10 the above
E-fosimAsTEks authorized agents sad by
sending US ,vI DAILY subscribers, saciosed
subscribers, win WEEKLY
subscribers, with $40 eneosea win copy III
ednon they furnish tos xrust.
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United states Patent once,

IN the petition Natl Wyeth, of Cambridge, Massaclu
Sets praying extension of patent granted TO him for
preparing for shipping for years
expiration OF said patent which takes place the lst
dayo December, 1851
ordered be heard at the Patent Office
Monday, 10Th Of November next at ~ O'Clock, m ana
appear show they have,
why said petition ought 10 be granted.
opposing required TO file In the Patent
Oaec their objections specifically forth writing least
days hearing All testimony filed by either
said must be taken and transmitted
accordance rules OF oice which will be- furnished
o application ..-,, i,
togencer Republic, and Union Washington city Daily Bee Bos
ton Providence Journal, Providence, Rhode
Island Cournnt Hartford, Albany Register
Albany ~ " Express, New York and Pennsylvania lnqu
Philadelphia, week
previous The 10th day Of November next the day
Of hearing -,,s ,,,,,py
Commissioner OF Patents.
Editors papers will please copy, and send their
bills once, with paper containing this notice
a
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New FalI and Winter Goods.


uOOE, BROTHER, CO., Pennsylvania avenue,
III 9th
citizens of the cities of Washington Georgetown and xanda
and the surrounding counties Maryland and Virginia. full and
complete Of French, English and India fancy
dry goods of the most recent mportations They name
Very elegant bfocade Silks dark coors
Extra rich bocade silk, for evening ... .
Rich plaid silk, styles
Extra heavy plain poult de sole
Heavy wateTed silks, all coors
Real Irish poplins, richly watcred, all shades
Very lusrous black silks, all widths
Superior wide colored silk veivets, every shade
French Nerno and Thibet cloths, great variety
French de LANES, designs
French cashmere de latest styles
Rich embroidered chemifettes, with sleeves to match
Real Valencienncs lace chemsetes and cuffs
Richly embroidered muslin capes, collars, and caps
Elegantly embroidered and ce-trmmed handkerchief
White embroidered Canton shawls, Sl2 to siJ
Velvet cloaks and manillas, styles
Real cashmere shawls, long and square
Real cashmere and Thbet scarfs
Long short sewing silk mits and gloves
Baiouis celebrated kid gloves, size and shade
Black silk iaces, black and coiored silk hinges
Thread nsertings wide and narrow
Muslin and cambrc rufhings
Muslin and cambric insertngs and ehgngs
Sash, neck, and belt iibands sc, SC.
and desirable gonds
which weekly add
made be assured finding
during fashionable styles, The lowe
prices.
Eept l2-f
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Sept l6-eod2wp
ANNE K. DERMoTT.

C,npErI,as. Floor Ol-Cioths. Curtain Materials.
subscribers have tbs pleasure
and house generally
md have jus. received New York Boston
.ck far the most extensive and altogether the complete
house furnishing dry goads Of every description
,y had the pleasure public
ius a.ccs Of which they beg 10 enumsrate, viz .J
= IS pieces tapestry velvet carpeting, designs
80 do tapestry BTussels do very rich
rs do extra heavy English Brussels do
Is do do do do small figures
bales patent English Ernssels, os-priced
5000 yards super theepiy carpeng, Lowell manufacture
800 do do ingram carpeung do do
1000 do y sec quality
sheets very beautiful oil cloth, which will be any
shape halls passages g e
20 twied and plain venetian m and steps
so dozen brass stair rods, all and cheap a#E
rs printed dIuxget Cloths from l04 1914
10 pieces very rich silk and curtain de ans
20 do do worsted and do
25 do do worried d1nasks .=E
Is do do union damasks, double width
q do do worstcd de anes, for furniture
d do Turkey-red cnsimeres
25 pairs richly embroidered lace curtains
50 pairs embroidered muslin curtains
pieces embroidered muslns. lew price
$50 brass cornices, from The richest 10 the cheapest
Together all and fixtures Of the
styles; all Of which win be offered the
Purchasers cordially invited examine stock
'N'''' nooE, BROTHER, co.
Sept 1f-iiwif
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Mount AIb~n Institute.

nIITs institution n pleasantly situated tho Georgetown
embracing the city OF Washington
The Potomac miles, and the OF henandna II Is de-
signed 10 errnd number of boys the benefit Of good
edpcson II seeks TO combine the advantages
thorough instruction with The discipline OF
Christian home. ,. q.
The regular win begin November J. Parents who for
desire earlier confer with the Rector
Application admission Of pupils or for further information, may
Rev ANTHONY TEN BROCK, Georseto~n, D 9,
References bishop of Maryland and Hugh D,v.y tVansi
IL D baltimore Hon e. r. Chambers, Kent county Md aaron
Dayton ESQ., Fourth Auditor Of the Treasury Mss"eon
Jyors esq., eeretown w. Boverhout Thompson f'soo'o,
Nor, Caroins, Col. Miller Hallowe St marys, Georgia
Sept t6-2swlw
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nRAPER and TatIor.-WILLIAM TUCKER, late Of the
IL firm OF Tucker, between AZ and
streets prepared receive calls from his numerous
pubic generally having just opened vefyare and
English cloths cassimeres and
vesngs himself with from The most extensive
imponr Phianephia, all of which viii
pricc and the reputation Of his establish
all who honor him with their
which his will be executed
be ready in days TO show some Of the handom-
have been offered IA us CIV
Sent
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N ntcNOyAL.-DUvALL BROTHER, merchant taiorr, have
ples
ta they their and elegant store just
erected between ~ and 9th Streets
wcs, They have Just re'uned from New
York opening richest and elegant
of goods which they prepared
" - DUyALL BROTHER
n. u. Wanted two or hrst.ra,e coat hands.
s.Ig Sd Iva hep2w