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sfsS - FOrAiAbamA RiveF-The NeWOrleRns,
LSHa&f4 MONTGOMERY aud Meiumpka packet steamer
: ALABAMA, p Roberts, Jr., master, will
commence regular trips about the lst Of November
and Will continue dunng the sntIe leaving this por
and Montgomery on alternate WEDN ESDAiS. The Ala.
bama il entirely new and elegantly nished aud was bull
expressly for the trade Her peculiar adaptation and the long
pers and passengers, of puncnag. accommodation ant
safety This line of prepared receive tregh
designed them, their large warehouse, Shell Road
of the Canal, application TO
nd tf = n. D.. 81
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SHIPPING.
III III III III A

NEW ORLEANS EMIGRANT AND RE-
IN MITTANCE OFFiCE--The undersigned. At his old
established office. continues to pe1ons deaIons
Of remttng money to thr friends in England, Ireland o.
Scotland with sterling sight drafts payable In any o 9wn
In the above named Kingdom, and sums 70 suit de also
having brought from Lverpco
to this city on good shiDs sasonsoe tenns Pastie
living al distanca, by addressing letter postpaAl to the
undeTslgned, Will be promptly attended 10 , .
sI0 JOHN TOObE, % Bank Paoe.
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LsAkt7 Anangement-for Mobile. VIA Bay st. Louis.
Pass Christian, MisslsippiCiLy BILOXI and Pas
caeoua-Ihs ubstaniial Lake steamer LIE, Captain
Post built expressly for the Lake trade with COED accom-,
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS, at
ooock and the PontehartIan Railroad the arva Of the
TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORNINGS. via Pas Chns
tian, Pascagoula and Bay st. Louis Freight seceved
at the Canal Warehouse at all hours of the day.
This last barge for the boat will leave the Warehouse
promptly la CLOCK, every Wednesday and SATURDAY.
The Letter Bag for the boa! will the office at
O'Clock. Il, SEDDES, Agent.
Mo IL ..- ,...l. 10 Bank Place.
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:, 0z( n Regular OnachitA Passenger Packet
lG14@5.SEz steamer sIORM-Fof Camden. Chamuag
mole, Trenton, Monroe, Columbia Hanson
burg and Al intermedae landings ouachta and Black
kivers-Lhe superior and awt running packet
steamer STORM. II T. Watts, master. is now IN port re-
esvng lelent ahd VIII leave above with quick Dispatch
dS IA SMf,rli "a pnvd,es al
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RARCLAY'S LONDON PORTER and Pale
- ALE-60 casks Barclay, Perkins 81 Co supsTir Lon
don Porter in pint aud quart bottles; 81 cask Pnr Ia ao
in pints quarts most delicious article, Just received an
for sale by
ialO JOHN TOlI.E. Is Rank PInna-
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LRESH GARDEN SEEDS-CROP OF 1881.
i The subscriber is continually receiving from
the hest Horticultural establishments in the United
States. lnl and complete assortment of GARDnNAA
AND FLOWER SEEDS, which he warrant y genuine.
Others csn be sappled on the most h6ssal tssms. H
q r. ID. GAY, l29 ST. CHARLES u.
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RATTURE SAND-Notce is hereby given to
II all persons desirous Of obtaining Batture sand
permits be obtained this othe for getting tbs
rom the basins each side OF Post J. the head Of
St. Joseph street. HUGH GRANT, Iufiii
Surveyor OF the S-eor,i \ asHricpaity.
Surveyors Otkcs. Second Muncss MY, p AsSl.aaX
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~ n Bayou Macon. Tensas and Black
L@a1S& River Packet SWAN-Ths splendid light
= di dTrpsh. psssenser steamer SWAN. j. R.
landings with dispatch For freight or passage having fine
accommodations, apply oard foot OF Bienye street
j. a. STEVENSON & 90
corner OF Gravier and New i,syee street ..
~ Shippers and planters rey this boat
Ing in the irade duIlng the entire season. ma II
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rREMARKABLE GURr.-Dr. Fryer, The ceebrated indian
doctor, the credit OF achieving remarkable cuee
We were shown the other day belonging 10 the Old
L%vss Steam Cotton Press, Third Municipality, who, we
informed had been cured OF consumption, rather
disease of the liver and lungs, with fever OF the bowels He
discharged the ed March, after being confined to his
bed fer many months Thenexro appeared perfectly restored
We also saw the tme who had been cured
Of severe cancer by DR.. Fryer Editors Louisiana State
Repuh'ican. I,afavette, MAY n. 1851. my30 d&W6
ERUITS-5O casks Currants, 100 boxes Citron,
;s's ss,s Ry ST.
NOGNAC--30 casks landing ex ship Reindeer,
all IL 'ais low Ia ''no' 0S $. WOLFF. s5 Camp st.
OFFICE RAILING-l,000 feet Black Walnut
~ Office Railing. vstous patterns, complete with gates.
ss ssd d'sr' iss 2ss.A Camp
lFrsm the NswYe.k Morning s,ar.I
TRULY ALARMING.-The City Inspector s
eases Of the stomach aad bowels arising directly nd
rscy. from imperfect Digestion The human body can NJ
be in healthy state when the stomach is disordeed
injured And how readily and pnnlessly the digestive appa
raus and all its dependent be regulated and re
Of to Ehs
BlTTERS will accomplish this object with precision ant
certainly tnat Justify in pronounciug 1t nfai6le Tn
give trial. bear the assertion. The proof Of it
efficacy doss not resi- the statement Of few patients
TrcnIsn con,s,nos ne ~ O ~ h,s .u,a,
and the high est,maon in which this Medicine held by III
public pres P cf5 N,,Tv es NJ Of If the agents; Free
h''Da ONCE - WIZ ;iff g. ii Ussss sa,s Ss st.
nATS-30OO sacks St Louis, in store and fc
" sale by FERD. KENNETH & co. ya Masaxns
IDRAN-lO00 sacks st. Louis, in store and Il
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4 RNITURE-F -FURNITURE.-The under
= signed would respectfully call the gsxsM
orally to a large and well selected stock OF
FURNITURE, the cheapest ever Of
fered in this city, consisting in Of Mahogany and Wal
nut Chairs. Sola Dyans, OttOmans Marble Top Centre
Tables. Card Tables Mahogany. Rosewood and Walnut
Bureaus and Stands Marble Top sideSards. EK!en
Mattresses, Feather Pillows and Bolstes. together with
large lot OF common Furniture.
i call respectfully solicited from those in want OF
any goods in their line. H. GREEN co. =
H. GREEN, I 1877 Poydras, bet. st. Charles
Jos. b. HuBBARD.S and Carondeet Streets
oil 6mlp&N
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MADEIRA 100 eighth casks and Is sixteenth
lv1 casks superior Madeira direct importation from
Wx &. WOLFF, IS Camp Il.
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PUMPS AND BATHIN8 APPARATUS. DC:
y STREET. New Orleans, has Just received new /
and large assortment OF Brass Cocks, various sizes;
tSoEing Ranges Bathing Tubs asa shogsr Baths: nle
at every DESCRIPTION. Sbp Steamboat ponp,,,
oul 40 and repaired All orden nromntly attsnds to.
ui.aisT
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OEMOVAL.The celebrated DIR T.. w. ROBACK
IL asIoosy phrenology geomancy, combined
with conjuraon from Sweden. having removed his office No.
White street, New York, offers his services the
Washington lie has been consulted BY all the crowned beads
Europe, aud enjoys higher reputation than
living Nxivties calculated according geoniancy
ladies' s3, gentlemen S. Persons
naves drawn y sending the date OF the Of their birth. All
letters consnini the shove fee will receive immediate aten
ton, and nAIiyIaes of the world written
durable aad he prepared make Of his by
conjuraon Of the following Cour,ship advice
he has the redeem such 10 the free
bole and for all hazard, and
stolen or lost prote and the purchasing lottery tickets Thou
sands the abovnaned have this city
vicinity and United full satisfaction of
naves Horoscopes have been cast during The last -four
while here Letters will purpose, will do
well call the mal IL
need fear through the ONCE Dr. Roback
from 500 1000 monthly, and has
All letters will be relsiousy attended prepaid Be
Gcular once, For particulars
call the oce Of hs Union, and astrological almanac
gratis.
q. w. ROBACK,
White street, New York.
aJ-CUoSi
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n. Cny. .s........-a.9 % 7
mHREE In the large building erecting The old
esbsed the OF Market
aps will be compeed and lot OF October
They boi Ia he most modern style for tho dry goods
business, with gas lights The is wide by
the clear with sidesht ia the o the store ~
wide by IL feet high II has basement l5 feet de by % feet
feet inches high clear dry and finished ior
well lighted BY Windows and an area around the
building fronting Market space, IL
wide BY - feet deep having
light wide long IL has basemen finished Tor
deep, inches hish There
is from each store win lis basement ny an easy
stairway The third store wide by 81 feet deep, with sky
large store could
last stores into Each store has
vault in the pavement, for tnel -
4rs waelous~, store, The west side Of and
lthe business street IN he
cjyl as feet Deep aud four stories
bsh ~ 50 feet deep Is built the mos
capital aWhorsaie
ycry large and elegant rent
OF December That portion of the
high three
built besiaDd modern
y house, with the modern fixtures of
onysyed ,hrouxh budding. A dumbwAiter
n 6iib story, through The
,nasr very convspisnt and conpca, Also, balcony
building, level
W II th building wlch occupied by The boardns
vursns, n aM &ssy sssss Ans sss. 6~tng
soru, building with front The dining 4o
, onx psos zach rs feet long by Ia
sc,ed 6y folding sliding lose
an, by dbe and aiding
some paIors The Iemsndsr of those will make pleas
nt and airy has also rood kchess, and
sss cellars incl The location of the valuable
sabe the city apply subscriber Poto
mac House, north side Pennsylvania between I'd
streets ##.# tA3g1.e .x,,,,, =
luif J
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United states Patent One.

as he petition of fanAhss Lanson, OF buffalo, New York pray
Of of
Japuay 1885, for mproveenln machinery or planning shng
Coz The expiration said PATENT which place
the 9Th day OF January, lede--
ordered thai The said petoa be heard at The raen, Once
the I day OF January, 1882 O'clock and all
noned 10 and show they have why said
petition ought be granted.
Persons oppang the required Patent
ee me obecuQus specifically set forth ia writing, al least
twenty dS before tue day hearing Az testimony filed by either
pV y e used s the said hearing and transmitted
application, l9l.t#
od.ie1 asa ai hs notice be published the National sniel
erhe epube, and Nhion Warrington ID. G. Express, New
hWh Slb9ny saa Register buuao Commercial ADVERTISE
Journal BOSTON haiy Advertiser philadelphia Inquirer
ana PittsbuB
previous - The seventh day of January, lss2 R8
mos. EwRANK,
Commissioner OF Patents
T. s. Editors Of The above papers wit please copy
bills 20 e Paent bmec with paper containing notice.
Nov 7--iawjw
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4 NEw Route 10 ffttsbnrR Via the baltimore, s"s-
yxsks~sa nsa Pe~ssIra~id RssEoaI1hrossA 10 Pntf
20 AosrsAn express train o cars wi leave C'vs station os
with the Washinson B,imor- ~
with the Ast Lne al hidde'own II y, p NJ ar
riviny 1t Harrisburg Al n m, 10 dinner.
Harrisburg for the wcr 2, arriving At
Atths point passenger hare te opoh o.
John.o~n thence by packet boats
.rsrss direct froai Holijsysburr tn Pitthnr.
sefs sold the following poa's hythe faia % wat
YORK wrshpve tclumss, Msrt-fs, Mdd,osn HsrssbufE,
Ne rc lie wisiown, McVrysto~n Hunt
inxdsn, Hointsyshurx, and titssbss
This with the Cumberland Naey rarosd
which Carlisle shpprnhu chsnher-sors, and
thss rnad
FOR Of from Washington for any of
the points tho VIII be a ue
dr OF the Railroad Company the arrival Of
oornns receive the baggage which viii be
v RoBEnT STEWART,
oc,i s1 Ticket Agent
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institution pleasantly situated on Tho Georv
prospect embracing the city Of Washinroa
Inc Potomac miles and a Alsrsndra " s De
eS rnAsY o boys the benefit NJ rood
Christian eduraton. IL seeks combine the styanse.
II thorough with The proper ocPhne OF
Christian home.
Tho rsuls hern November J. Parsn who for
sariier confer with the Rector
Application pu.s, for further information may
he addressed,
Rev. ANTHONY TEN BROCK, Gecrgefcva, D Q,
Maryland spd Hssh Dsvcy tvsns
IL n Baltimore Hon Il Kent county Md Asron
~ p.yon esq Fouh of Treasury Washnrios Evan
w pevcrhest ThorrsDnf ftnssofof
Ne,h Carolina; Miller ff.lowc st. Mary, Georvis
iS--2svsw
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The College Of 81. James,
wAuuIsoTos COUNTY, NM,

wAamsoTos COUNTY, NM,
The Diocesan College cf the Proeant EPoopu ChueA)
iiE Monday October 1851
and snu commencement day'the last
opening received
ply chas~ from dste ofthc.s
number Of classes, affords NIL the
cdocaon, and,
on Of The eo'eaie eoniers on It's graduates The usa
demicaI degrees. ..#
The school Immediately adjoining the college ana
classes. The
professors college special advantages
N. school.
place supplied ~ additional studies In modern Ian
gr,sc., bouk keeping, sc.
entirely heathnl and, by
and villages favorable 10 good morla and
Kemp Hail. huildins by 20, viii be ready
In addition
cops professors have recently appointed Hugh Dasey
Evans civl ecclesisstcs law John H.
Alexander, Ii. D., lecturer physics and chemistry
the college
for hundred
dollars. payable semi annually in advance.
Applications admission 70 be made TO
Rev. JOHN D. KERFOOT, n. n, Rector,
College OF ST. James r. o. Maryland.
Aug It-aaW2m
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United stasra Patent Onice.

ue petition Of Barnnbas Lnnrdun, OF Bno New
~ ing of zoe extension granted him oh
ioSo Tor an Improvement machinery for lann. plank
aa o uoe or seven years non, he expiration Of said patent
Wnrh taxes place on The 9Th January, #
ordered that The SAID peiton on
the lt Of January 1872 O'Clock. M all persons are
nohhed TO appear and show cause they have why said p
lion ought not 10 be granted. =
opposing
once their objections specifically writing twenty
days before The day hcarng All testimony
c used at the said hearing
ane with The rules oithe Office which will be furnished applca
Ordered also that This notice be published the National
gencer Keputc and Union Washington, D. c.. Express
YORK Albany State Register Buffalo Commercial
dence Journal Providence H. II Boston Daily Advertiser rha
deppa inquirer and Ft.sbug Gazette
cesSiVe weeks previous TO the seventh day Of January 1859
rHoS. EWBANk,
Commissioned Of Patents.
r. g. Editors Of the above papers will copy
bills TO the Patent Office, with containing this notice.
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United states Patent omc..

m the petition Of Nath j. Wyeth, of Cambridge, Massaciu
praying for the extension Of patent granted TO him ior
prcp,inF Ice for shipping, fr
The crraon of said pasn which tales place on the la
OF December, 1851
sad petition he heard the Patent Oce
Moncay, loth Of November neal ~ o'clock, and
persons notified appear, show cy have
wi yraidp p-tiuon ought IN be granted
Persons opposing the eKrsnon required 10 file in the Patent
specifically frt in Al lrNi
twenty days bor day Of hearng All testimony hed by either
party said BE- taken AMI transmitted
accordance with thc rules Of the Office winch Will be furnished
a application. .
Ordered MS utcs be published IN the National In
re-encer RePablc md Union Washington city Diy Bee Bos
Providence J0ann, Providence, Rhode
IIand coarani Hartford, Connecticut Ahazy SLATE RessW
Albany ~ ENpress, Now York; and fcnnDisania ingu
PsnpsylyAnis, week t0T three
pr~vous the ION day u November next hr dsy
TIiOS. EWBANE.
Commissioner oi Patents.
p EAo Of The above pspe VIII essc copy, and seRd heI
ofce, with paper containing this nouee
lent 5-lswJv
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iiE neh annual the University Virginia viii com
aud eetufeahip. sir II" -
Aneisn Language Professor oessner Hardson NJ D.
MODERN laSsusges-proiessor M. schee dc yefs LII, d.
Maahems,ks-rIoiesror Edward II. Coutsaay, Ii. D.
'hsmisny and Maera Medca-Proessor Robert H. Rogers,
Medicine Professor Henry How.ri MD
III Anatomy rhysioiog, aud sugcry--Jancs L. Ca
Moral Philosophy .olessor wm. H. MeGuney pD IL. d.
y Law Professor John B Minor, LII. d.
N ,..,,. Adianei Professor James T iioicomhe.
my-Joim Stage Davis, A. NJ, M d.
To be admitted into years
admit one undas The OF l6.
the appieant c admission any
corporaled seminary University
less he produce certificate from seminary satisfactory
evlaenss men 3 y ,ns Faculty, Of general good conduct
pocketInoney are estimated Us follows;
Board, including furniture months 500
M ana sana 10 bs furnished hy he Proctor a. cost and
domtoy u $o II two in The same room, si5... Is
Rent Of On entire do1iioy si6 for half II occupied
n,1seuso De. Us. Of library, and public iooai. i
Fees ssge professor be attended, $50 IL two So each
In The law The junior elias. the fees are as above
in the intermediate class they $50 In all and in the
senior class, S5 the higher fee giving
missions besides lower class in the sehoosay rs
saaa
Medeal Deecrts.eat.
department entire expense for tuition including
tho dsecting s95
months enables student 10 complete of studies as
in Tho Union by
tending only TWO lectures day. s..
Lao School
the course y ensfsed The subjects Of equity and
commercial law will be taught more fully than has hitherto been
together with exposition of portan
cases in law and equity. s.- 57E#.at
Aug i2-2awsvtOl
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HE subscriber thankful patronage been
favored from less than een States,
the highest positions The respectfully
entered fourth gerr of has service in city In.
cisAfs~ufA of his expeucnce instructor %
Ills Private Family Boarding School Ar the education young
ladies r the solid and The branches
female education limited twenty pupis
advantages cofou aud hooszh sstfueton
thEks, miscelaucOaE, larger schools
The anKuar. The hny and the school
uadr t Instruction ola French lady educated or e YreoH
Paii.
X. W. CUSHMAN, A. NJ.
Indiana avenue, Cay iisn
O. IA-.at-lnIl.
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United States Patent ONCE,


N petition NJ. Frsnce Praying for ,ne cs
" tension patent granted him improved method al
preserving iron and steel from oSnon
day Of December, A. u. lS5t-- EHE.asb
II ordered the sad petition be heard
Saturday, the 6 December 1851, II O'Clock, all
persons noIe appear any they
why said petition ought not 10 be ganfea. @-A-s1
Persons opposing The extension required TO he in the Patent
Office their objections, specifically Wng
before the hearing All testimony filed either
used the said hearing
coIdancc with the nies OF Office, which
pieatou.
Ordered also tat this notice be published the National lne
senceE Republic and uhion Washington d. Courer En-
New York Pennsylvania Philadelphia,
Providence Journal, Providence, Rhode
veniser, Boston, Massachusetts Commercial bulletin,
leans Louisiana and Pshurs Ptisbug Pennsysalie
week for three successive weeks previous to r 9th De
cember
TnOs EWBhNK,
Commissioner Of Patents.
g. Editors Of The above will please copy, and send their
bits 10 the Patent Office, with paper containing This notice.
-
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CARPETINGs Floor On-Cioths. CurtAin Materials,
pleasure Of announcing their
friends generally OF The CLUES Wa.h
n and Of Maryland
nd virginia eceiysd New York and Boston
furnishing dry tooda o. every description that
ey the pleasure Of presenting tie public the lead
ns articles which they beg 70 enumerasc, VIZ Nh
IS pieces tapestry veise carpeung, new designs
50 do tapestry Brusfcls do very ich
rs do heavy English Brussels do
IS do do DO do small figures
hsies patent English p russels, low priced
5000 yards super ply carpetns, Lowe Manufacture
800 do do ingram carpcnng do do
ZOO do E6 do do second quality
Beautiful oil cloth, which will be cut 10
shape halls passages
50 Venetian for passages and
20 dozen aair.Tods. all sizes, and cheap
as psnied druxgrt ciohs, from 1914 10 f64
10 pieces very rich silk and wool curtain de lsnr
% do a4wontcd and cctton do
tied danasks
n do do uni dalnasks, double width
do 10 worsed de LANES, for furniture
Is do Turkey cashmerets
a5 pairs richly embroidered lace curtains
50 paiu uenhro red muslin curtains
10 paecss embroidered curtain musins, low price
$50 hsass cosnces, richest the cheapest
curtain trimmings and hxture Of the
all Of which will be offered npon the most acconuo
,ins cordially invited exsrnine stock
's'-- N'-----.- - HooE, BROTHER, 4 co.
Sept l6-d4wf = ssE@- Ir + &N
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New Fall and Syinter Goods.

New Fail and Ntnttr Goods.
IIOOE. BROTHER, * CO., Pennsylvania avenue between
II and 9Th streets have just received and
citizens Of the cities Washington, Georgetown
and the surrounding Vrsnu
complete OF French English and
dry goods of the most recent mpotaons. They
Very elegant brocade silks, dark eolors
Extra rich bocade silk, for evening
Rich plaid silk, styles
Extra heavy plain poult de solo
Heavy waeTed silks, all colors
Real Irish poplins, richly wa,ered all shades
Very lusrous black silks, all widths
superior wide cOloed silk veivels, shade
French Merno and Thibet cloths, great variety
French nous. de lanes, designs
French cashmere de cosse, latest STYLES
Rich embroidered chemt,ei1es, with sleeves o match
Real taIencicnnes lace chemsetes and cuffs
Rchly embroidered muslin capes collars, and caps
Elegantly embroidered and lace trimmed handk erchiefs
White embroidered Canton cape shawls, from si2 SIS
Velvet coaks and mnntilias, styles
sila Maniilas and visites, also styles
Real cashmere shawis, long and square
Real cashmere and Thbet scarfs
Long and short sewing sik mits and gloves
Black silk laces black and coiored silk frBges
Thread laces and ,nsortings wide
Muslin and cambnc rulings
Muslin and eaabric inrerings and edengs
Sash, nee K, and bell nbands, kc., &c.
Together desirable goods
able for the approacps which weekly add
will be made purchasers be o finding
styles
prices. #'
HooE, BROTHER, 81 co.
5enti n
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nRApEu and rn,lor~-wILLIAM TUCKER, lnls q II,

nRAPER and T~iIore-wiiLLtM TUCKER, late q The
Tseker, Pennsylvania avenue, between ~ and
Streets prepared receive calls from ht
generally having Just opeusd very large and
extensive and Ensh cloths, cpiefc and
ves,nxs himself win care from the mo etrnsiy
importing New York fhsnphia, all ef whichfw
the reputation Of his establish
a hm with
which viii be cvecut,d
rosdy show Of the hsadson
Of offered 10 Tins
Sent Ia
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ID pFMOyAI--DuyArI BROTHER, merchant isiIors, have
Informing th. tesds snd cnstoncrs
removed their new and elersn' store, Just
sveHDe, ~ and 9Th
square Of heir old They returned New
opening richest and elegant
rn~is business ~hcl they prepared
DtyALL BROTHER.
n. y. Wanted, three hrs,-rate coat hands
ls-diw krosv
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IL u President of State
undcr<gnsd, for sscsrtstning petuns p
state Of CalfHnia hereby give
q ue VIII BE- hsid San Francisco said state
on sth day % Dscvmhsr, 1851
Cvsn usdr and, city Washington, day
September, 1871.
HUAND HALL,
HARRY !. THORNTON,
Sept I7--@1-l5al Commissioners.