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Sept l1--6uosd

DISSOLUTION OF The arm heretofore
ing Of Dyer Brother Is this day, by
consent dissolved. George T. Dyer will attend the
also Of the unsettled
Robert W. deceased which immediate
is respectfully requested EDWARD O. DYER,
GEO. Y. DYER.
WAsHssroN September "A, 1850.
Copartnership Notice.Thc undersigned have formed
the and firm Of Dyer MCGUIRE
the
Brother 10th
respectfully solicit Of
slowed the late % and pledge themselves discharge faith
ia n conhded them.
Mcclure are make aI
signmen,s, and to cash all sales made by them.
EDWARD G DYER,
J. c. MCGUIRE.
WAsHIsoIos SeptembA, 81 1850.
Sent
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE,

Mr. tAso Of ns Bsoadaay New York and Walnut street rhsdsi
MI w. H. FLEMING Stage Manager.
OPENING NIGHT.
The citizens Washington vicinity respectfully
thar the aboys Ia. been
ner, and viii be opened for the season ON
MosDAY EvEsse, DncEaDEx Is, 1851,
with the following powerful eomenaos Of talent which not
pssSed by any theatre IN The United States
Dramatic Company.
w. FLEMING, from the principal theatres throughout
United Mr. GEoaoE JORDAN from Barons and Bougham
theatres New Yoki Mr. IL c. JORDAN from The Bowey theatre,
New York Mr. CnARLEs HLL from the London and Philadelphia
York, urmL Dublin New York
Mr. G. B ysso from The Baltimore theatres MT OWES from
H. CLAIR, from the Eastern theatres Mr. TnoRrE, from
New York Mr. RYDER from The Phadcipha theatres; Mr. Hay
MAN, Eastern theatres and Mr. cnARLss Woop, the
Miss mrRos Philadelphia Miss KArr Hors.
waS 's sa New york Miss 1e s
nus @ Ss Es YORK iGn Ms. n nSs H
the Philadelphia theatres; Mrs cAarESrrr from The Philadelphia
Mrs Tnosrr from Mrs OWES Misses
BAKER, CURRY, and ALpERaAs.
Treasurer Mr. B. BnssrL.
Mr. j. X Coon Majesys Theatre" London has
been engaged as Musical Director and Leader
Machinist. VIM DrRR
'''''' formerly OF Mciss olympic Theatre, vs.
eesn,e AI'''' Mr. % P.IAis
Orchestral Department
leader Mr. Goodnii Repettue Mr. Knoll
Master asa G 'l" ao Mr. a hsPs
conoa Weiss Ehmann Messrs
Lbsch fago, Signor Pagnocel trombone Herr
Muller oboe, Mr. Howard piston Mr. Bailey fuie Mr.
Shutter trompet, Mr.. Scanbinger mpan Herr kronan.
Sheridan Knowes's beautiful play of
THE HUNCHBACk,
And the very laughable farce OF
SHOCKING EVENTS,
selected for the OCCASION and will embrace powerful
Box office from 10, to4, Doors at half past
will O'Clock
efficient police will be strict
order.
For further particulars see bills of the day.
I'D
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Notice to the Citizens of Washington.

THE Board of hereby give notice that they will meet
daily the City Hall, from ten O'Clock, 10
two O'Clock, from the fifteenth 10 the thirty first dny OF De-
cember inclusive Sundays Christmas excepted
the correcting that pointed in the
lists of persons subject school the ending the
thirty first day of month, (Decembe and of adding
thereto the of subject the said school tax
which may have been omitted thcrefrom.
The Board would the
that election m this city whose
been returned subject
Every free white male citizen OF this city of the of twenty
and upwards would therefore do well whether his
said lists and If omitted notice the Board
Assessor that may be added and returned for this year
+. L. HARDNESS,
GEORGE ii. PLANT,
VALENTINE HARBAUGH,
WASHINGTON LEWIS, ! Assessors.
JEREMIAH HEPBURN,
....... ,DANIEL>E. KEALEY,
DAVID HEPBURN,
Dec
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nRAPER and Tn,lor.-WILLIAM TUCKER, late OF III.
firm OF Lane Tucker, Pennsylvania between ~ and
9th receive his
and the public generally having opened large and
English Cloths sDd
vcns selected by himself with from the most extensive
importing York Phianephia all a which will
and the his establish
sufficient who honor him with
patronage style which his will be
NJ shall be ready show Of
styles that have been offered in this
ssm2
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE srORE--The subscriber has
taken Of those and elegant recently erected by
Messrs Duys Brother the side of Pennsylvania
between AZ and 9Th where he intends
boot and shoe business all OF It's branches having engaged
services OF Mir Henry T. Marsea who well
for himself high reputation cutter, and whose will be
particularly directed boots shoes
We would particularly call the
h elegant style Of Mir. Mass gniter
and Engh leather KID silks, and which viii up
order In Mir NJ. usual beautiful style
In addition mandatory have selected
care, Philadelphia BALTIMORE ali OF the
styles Of boots aud description,
which particularly attention of the public generally
Oct -oolw J. NJ. JOHNSON.
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General Agency at Washington, ID. q.
DY A. NJ. FARQuHAR, formerly Of Harrisburg
ID for for
with
war
For pensions, bounty land, scrip
Bounty and-W attend 10 the purchase and Of bounty
lard on order.
ofeeThe applications patents. procuring models
drawings sc, will be attended all their branches.
Orce-A claims against department will be
posecuted settlement Of contractors
ditto facilitated, he.
Delta, Nashville Union, Mobile Advertiser Louis
VILE Democrat Louis New Era Cincinnati
Sentinel, York Herald will publish
Of S. and send their bills
with paper June 24u
ID III. HOOE ~ CO., Wholesale Retail Dealers n
floor oil cloths, maings,
sheet blankets, and
Pennsyvsnia between 7th Washington
ID.
Aug Oft
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ID EMOvAL-DUNhIsL h BROTHER, merchant tsIors, have
IL the OF informing their
that they have removed elegant store
erected Pennsylvania 9Th
west Of their old They Just returned from New
York, and
their Of prepared
TO make TO order in their usual style OF elegance
DUvALL n BROTHER
~ b. Wanted, two or three 6rstrate hands.
aenf Ill hcnQtp
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E/CESum These ships having been built by contract
N&MXYI service, been
Slakk8K taken ao their
insure strength and speed and their aeeommo
dauons Tor elegance comfort
fce Of New York Liverpool in lrst cabin, S20
Exclusive use OF $500 In second cabin $40
FROM Liverpool 10 New York, ESQ and f2o
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship.
NO beIth can be secured untI paid for
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residence Of Mrs. HAsRIrr WALLACE IN Montgomery
county, Maryland Tuesday morning. the 9th instant CHARLES
WALLACE, IN the ed year Of his
Baltimore, the 9th inst Mrs T. Il. ARGUELLES, native
resident Of this
city, aged G5 years.
Boston papers please copyJ
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w. IL. stanford, sIsrehant Tailor.

side doors uest Of Third street
under Gadsby's Hotel,
DEGS his friends the OF Washington
Georgetown, the public in general members OF
Congress- visiting that his stock OF cloths
vestDg complete. Although does
900 WORTH ssufcenty large foI all good buy
Other
establishment District goods that perfectly
this falls importation, which will be made TO order
style be surpassed equalied
by any establishment in the United States
advance highest paid IN this city for his
Having employed the establishment OF w Browning
having under his special charge the dim
cutting department known TO ade and Civ
prompted DESIRE well
himself viii be able all
will favor him with their patronage, which he earnestly oc
Also constantly hand general assortment OF fancy goods
under eravats, stocks suapeners
mans wardrobe.
NoygB ID oawif
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VALUABLE bus stand Rent washin
city, and immediate Of the three
old established
h and Market Space They built in the
goods business, with lights
50
~ wide by ~ feet nigh has
by SIS deep, and feet inches high
the dry and finished for sales room well lighted by several
the building The
wide 81 feet dep;
having skght feet wide by % feet
long finished room, wide BY
Deep inches high. There Is communication from
by The Third
II ty deep, skyght by
could be made by throwing
a pavement
fuel,
subscriber, the Potomac House, north
aide pennsyiyania avenue, between VI and ~ streets
nee I9-dt0f ANNE X. DERMOTT
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onoer. of the jackson Democratic Association.
J. u. HOOVER, President.
R nnEs i r. oo BOYLE, Second re. p,e.lsent
TRAsfss MsSERTANy nsS.,' s. Secretary
FET re n NJ PEARSON, ,'s ss,sae s''''''''
oosxtrrI.
THOMAS fho 4 = rn m6ssLE4
S MILLION homr a: H hAfSEksEEEhose,
DANIEL RADcLIFFE,
u. D. FRESCH
VIGILANCE COMMITTEE
fYra WGd-Abraham Hines, William 4, spaudns, and John
Second Ward-R 7 Mo-e John y. Ennis, and L, =. Clark.
T.hd Wgd.-wiliam Mcclellan, J. w. Clark, and Daniel
Fourth Ward.-Hcnry Lyes, William Thomas, and William
Jyh W~s-J. Muloy, william Langley, and John Meads.
sesens r.p PETE, ana and r. n
T. MoNERHANy, Secretary
0rs- The member. Committee OF the Jackson
Democratic Association requested TO meet at Jackson Hall this
Dec u }. D. HOOVER, President,
o. ss.,ssTh, members Of The Vigilance Commute, Of .s
' on next M'ndny evening" the ls, Instant :. "A ocoet
o2- "rhs Charter Of the Church" win, Provid.
; stree, (nea, nc morrow s.ss,' ,vonas Service
begin a. o'clock Strangers citizens invited This
month w '''' Dec ia
| G3- methodi.t Episcopal Church south. Eighth
~ II oeIoet = m ssbsa a ms0n,ds
public cordially invited to attend Dec 1874
Religious Noticeservicc win be held Fir.
Church 5th II O'clock and half
| D. m. Dec 10
| or The REV. L. F. Morgan, ch.p,.in Of the Hou..
Representative expected preach in the Hall Of Representa-
IN sabbath morning Dec 10
|
Washington Assem- blesThe subscribers TO the Wash
Assemblies requested Gspter Monday
evening NEXT the 18Th instant O'Clock for the Of select
ing The managers for the season,
Dec l9-da
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WASHINGTON SEMINARY ID. C.-Tbe evening English
clascai and mathematical school o
night Saturdays and Sundays, from
o.
The English branch cornpos-Engsh grammar practical ipuc-
Of style, lectures eoouon, and the
speaking together with criticisms of
writers OF and
The classical department devoted explanation
Latin authors, and Lnn composition enabling student
short read and To write In that tongue facility
The msbemacsl class comprises the study
keeping algebra, geometry surveying sonomeiry
Nov 7-lw SAMUEL BARBER, President
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no OWNERS OF N Texns-A gentleman in Virginia,
and lawyer desires oemove 10 Texas
the season. would like become the
owner county, with bring them into
ma
lie ba, family and small capital Is DESTROYS engaging
lie the satisfactory testimonials OF cspsci
and his general acquaintance
as enable considerable emigration TO Texas.
ANY would be inclined avail himself
Of such an Arrangement placed
advertiser suitable responses by addressing paid,
WIN. GoULDIN
General agen, and collector, Richmond, Virginia.
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Dec l3--eot3l

SIIks, satins, yelyets, Ca.hmerrs, and Merinoes.-
~ BARNES d MITCHELL would members Of
and citizens Of the District generally that they have lately
ed the largest and stock goods
had the pleasure of receiving
Wide vevets, Sacks vtes and dresses, Maroon
royal purple, blue and black; ALSO s half widh
coIors price 80 yard, $40 for velvet dress.
Brocade plaid AID plain the
supply before embracing
fashionable colors
Sa,ins, Of every color
Marcciines and FloIences, every shade
Plain black silks high rich ustrc much pce
be found elsewhere
Extra rich black watered SILK
Watered poplius OF tho fashionable coiors
Handsome Cashmeres superb quality good
STYLE al l2h per yard
High. cooTed Inousselincs, at auction prices
AlpaeSs, and I.yonese cloths OF every description =
Plain white popns and finest quality
White lhibe Menno, for opera cioaks, &c.
Mernoes and Cashmere. of the desirable and
Thread lace and edgn:s
Lnenoambc handkerchies, OF every quality and kind
Black falls, fnges and all other kind OF trimmings
Hoseries of all kinds
Kid gloves quality embracing all coiors and numbers
With fun and supply OF cheap domeuc wooens
and linens.
Purchasers generally earnestly invited to give them early
confident able
gains than they get elsewhere.
Between sth and pti streets, Pennsylvania avenue,
Dec l3-dlwf
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ONG Shnyvls, square shnwls, aud scnrfs.-Wc would
IL call purchasers superior
shaw received embracing quality Of long
in elegant Cashmere, the best Merno. and Bay state.
Also square shawis, high colors pretty styles
Plain white and embroidered Grape shawls
Salmon, crimson, scarlet do
Cashmere and Merno scars, &c.
goods being auction, who
with early call viii have opportunity getting good
Gle a a sacrifice.
BARNES MITCHELL,
Between 9Th and 9th streets, Penn, avenue.
dtvtf
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by she suthcr a Modern
Painters.
The Chinese Empire and it, Inhabsats by q. Well, wss,
with maps and engavings.
Lyels Trave. In North As,crics, 1919 vol.
The Preservation Health OF Women by Tilt NJ D.
The Inventors Of Legal Principles Guide to the
Patent ohice by Geo. Teknor Curtis.
TAYLOR MAURy,
Dec ~ Booksellers, 9th street
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Mount AIbsu InstItut~,


THIS institution IL pleasantly sinsted tho Georgetown
Heights-the embracing Washington
the Potomac miles, the OF Alexandra II Is de
signed Of Of good,
education seeks combine advantage
thorough scadencal instruction with the dcipne OF
Christian home
regular session viii begin November who for
desire earlier admission Rector
Application admission Of pupils for further information, may
be addressed,
Rev ANTHONY TEN BROCK, Georgetown, n q,
The Bishop of Hugh Dsycy
LII Baltimore Hon r. " Chamber county, Md Aaron
Fourth Auditor Treasury Evrn
Lyons Geer9etown; w. Beverhom Thompson Ptt.bcro
North Csrolinai Col Miller Hallowes st Msrys Georgia
Sept i6--2aw4w
0FFICIA l. Military Books, for sale by Tsy Tor A.
MAukf booksellers, near 9th street, Washington.
Csvalry Tactics, 3 vols price s5-vsry
Wsynes Sword Exercise price 81.
scott's Infantry Tactics. 3 vols. price 81 So
Instructions for Mountain Artillery price rs cents.
Cooper'r Tactics and Regulation, for the Miiihs
Instructions for Field Artillery Horse and Foot.
Crosss Military Laws.
McCombs Courts Martial.
Ordnance Manual.
Army and Navy Registers,
And .i other government books and documents,
ssptS
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Nj EW BANKING HOUSE in Washington City.-Thc
undersigned having induced to embark in the exchange
OF Washington d. CO. avai himself OF
notify his friends and The public generally the
solicit their His institution will BIO
known UnIon from which dollar
will be issued for circulation that will not be represented by
substantial the shape Of gold and silver drafts
Uned Suites northern exchange or Virginia bank
able funds.
adherence legitimate upon such basis,
readily perceived public projected and the bank
foundation This
upon after the delberaon, and II gratifying to
approval Of experienced and sagacous
inanciers of New York, Washington, and Richmond
addition circulation, The Bank OF the
government and the principal
United will negotiate for the purchase or sale
bonds
road companies, and other good securities.
Any business departments of the gov
Washington will be attended to liberal terms
RO. II. GALLAHER.
RICHMOND, Va, October, 1851. Nov ll-2awlm
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by DYER q MCGUIRE. Auctioneers
VERY VALUABLE UNIMPRovED PROPERTY AT AUG.
TfONOn Monday afternoon December IS, O'Clock,
the premises, shall sell that valuable original lot No
No "a New York 50 nch
tween lA and 18Th streets west containing about feet
Terms fourth residue instruments,
twelve and eighteen months, with satisfactorily secured
DYER h Mcguire,
Dec lid huction.ers
Canton Mating, Floor OiieIoths, Carpeung, Sc
THE Subscribers receiving per schooner
Il from New York
90 pieces " extra heavy white Canton mstinss
do do
do 4 10 checked dc
81 S6sdo do
10 do - do fancy do do
do super English oicloh, 10 feet wide
do super American ocot, from twelve to eighteen feet
Is do ow-prced American oicorh, from fee,
10 do Cocoa maiings, for basement, &C.
Also constantly hand fu every
ported and American Competing, such
Tapestry velvet Brussels English and American
imperial three and ingram, and
hemp and cotton, plaid together
with other article
prepared fully upon good any
other dealers in this county.
Aple-u y. II. HOOE h co.
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ID EAL ESTATE AGENCY.-A. RoTHWELL informs the
IL public office street, east of 7h street,
National for the OF
ing the purchase and sale Of city property.
lie number Of building iots in various parts OF
will disposed Of accommodating crms also,
improved property.
He the negotiation of purchases and sales OF
who need such aid.
10 holders he offers his services to make
sales, taxes &C.
persons sell property he would
himse o find purchasers
which he prosecute he considers him
extended knowledge the location and
acquired his business collector.
All letters postpaid will receive prompt attention.
drawing Deeds &C., will be attended at his
Being of the peace, he will attend
the taking Acknowledgements Of deeds &c.
Nov r..
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w. II. DuvaII, Merchant Tailor,

(Lafs firm Of Lusby DaraHJ
MOULD respectfully and IA
he has just opened and
winter goods Tor geplemen's wear, such
Cloths enmers, and yesnss OF the most approved manue
and styles
Mefno, silk, and shirts and drawers
Hosiery, eravafs, suspenders, gloves
Umbrellas dressing gowns, &C,
which ha prepared TO offer 10 his customers the loves, cash
lie solicits liberal share Of public
III, present location opposehs former stand tho National
Hotel, Pcnnsylvania avenue.
97-3taw3wif
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New Fall and Winter Goods.

Fall and Winter Goods.
IIOOE, BROTHER & co.. Pennsylvania between 7h
Ill received and prepared offer TO the
Of Washington, Georgetown and Alexandria,
surrounding Of Maryland and Virginia. full and
French English and India fancy and staple
div goods, of the impoItations They
Very elegant brocade silks, dark colors
Extra rich brocade silk, for evenn.
Rich plaid silk, styles
Extra heavy plain pou de sole
Heavy watered silks, all colors
Real Irish popins, richly watcrcd, all shades
Very iustrous black silks, all widths
coiored silk velveis, shade
French Merino nd Thibet cloths great variety
French de lanes, designs
French cashmere de cosse, latest styles
Rich embroidered chemsetes, with sleeves 10 match
Naenciennes lace chemiseites and cults
Richly embroidered muslin capes, collars, and caps
embroidered and lace trimmed handkerchief
White embroidered Canton shawls, from Sl2 10 SIS
Velvet cloaks and mantilas new styles
SIN manulas and vstes also styles
Real cashmere shawls, long and square
Real cashmere and Thibet scars
Long and short sewing silk mits and gloves
Bsiou's celebrated Kid gloves, every size and shade
Black silk laces. black and colored silk fringes
Thread aud nsertings, wide and narrow
Muslin aud cambria rulings
Muslin and cambria insertngs and edgngs
Sash, neck, andbeli Hbands SC, &c.
entirely and desirable goods
able approaching which weekly add
purchasers be assured OF finding,
season. The fashionable styles at the lowest
prices. 49,. ,r,,,,,r, =. .,, .
EcpsI
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nv DYER & MCGUIRE, Amcs,on..r..

Mrs. ANN u CLARK will exhibit Saturday. 18Th
m and Tuesday, 18th instant her fashionable
supply dresses
hats, and a variety Of other articles in her line.
Bridge street, GEORGETOWN.
Decl ID
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aide rennsiyana avenue between NJ and ~ srese'
THE civil Law OF spain aud Mexico, arranged on
principles the modern codes VIII, notes and references
law and ibodyne in an appendix important
by Gustayus Schmidt counsellor slaw,
-" o'''"'' FRANCK TAYLOR.
just issued from the rress. Dec 10
THE Political works OF John c. c"Ihoun-bsing
on Ss n. ana y on s
"T Dec 70 IS : ''''''' ''D'' FaxScKTAYLoR.
Hr.Lru oruor, Washington CITY.
, SPECIAL Meeting Of the Board OF Health will he
held to-day at O'Clock, p M Members are requested 10 be
punetusl in attendance THO MILLER,
ono. OF tho Magnetic Telegraph Company,
Philadelphia, Dec, 8 last.
Meeting s G1 o,s s Ms 81. s T'ssn
more O'Clock, p m Wednesday, the l7 Of December
Puncua attendance respectfully requested as business Of I'm
portance win be submitted for consideration ~ ;, s,,
Presiden, Of the Magnetic Telegraph Company.
Dec l0dtd
ny DYER & MCGUIRE, A"oaonssr.-
EuRNIruRE, STOVES WINDOW GLASS, CRoCgrHy
ssu' %o .n - a. 9ooo. front
20 dozen assorted plates
q set. airando,e.
Is boxes by 10 window sass
DYER MCGUIRE
Dec I'D Aoc,ioneerr.
ny DYER & Mcguire, Aucs,onser..
GUPERIOR COACH HORSES, DOUBLE HARNESS Aeon
Saturday afternoon, December 49, O'Clock, Of our
shali sell, without
black carriage sound travellers for
M fault
Aso, set double harness, nearly new, with covers patent
balters, sc. Terms cash. ~
DYER MCGUIRE,
Dec l2-d's Auctioneers.
MRS. ANN ~ CLARK will exhibit or Saturday. 18TH
M Tuesday, 18th fashionable
additional supply French hats head
hats, and variety Of other articles in her line
| Bridge street, Georgetown.
Dec l2--d3'
DISCRIMINATORY by she s"thcr . Modern
Painters
The Chinese Empire and its Inhabitants by Wells
with and engnvipgs.
Lyels Travels In North As,crics, 1912. vol.
The Preservation Of the Health Of Women by Tilt, MD.
Inxcn oLI errl
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Episcopal Institute for Young Ladies',
Northeast corner of 9th and Il streets

Northeast corner Of ph and Il streets.
THE INSTITUTE will its session sept.p
Der, with efficient professors every
department.
Terms for boarding pupils $3.50 annum, including English
500, in English and mathematics
Ancient languages music, drawing painting
Circulars he had Of the Principal Early application
admission IL necessary,
WILLIAM J. CLARK, Principal
wAsmroros CRY, August 10, 1851,
Aug 17--dtl5Oct
PHILOSOPHY OF THE MECHANICS OF NATURE ,
L by H. Allen.
Cstechism Of Familiar Things Emily Elizabeth Wulemenf
Hand Book Literature and the Fine Arts George Ripley and
Haysrd Taylor. volume
Msrims and Moral. Of Rocbefoucauh
IN. Literature and Literary Men Of Crest Biaini by A. Mills
volumes
Sir Roger de CoverIy. by The Spectator.
Hand Book of Universal Biogrsphy by r.rke Goodwin.
Knights Cyclop~ds the Industry Of Al Nations. volume
with Illustrations.
y.v ~ FRANCK TAYLOR.
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A Sole
Aso die broadway York. and Walnut street. Phiade
| phia, Theauesl
~ NJ Mama,
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6 The members OF Executive Committee OF the Jackson
Association Jackson Hall this
Saturday, evening, at O'Clock. -
Dec IA J. u. HOOVER, President
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DIED.

bf tN iiNafu'h'r
DISrL Wrnsrsr, Secretary Of State.
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0,- Tho Rev. l.. n. Morgan, ChapIatn Of tn. Hous
Of Representatives expected preach in the Hall Of Represents
lives on Sabbath morning Dec 10