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n Fugitive as 10 a Fugitive.---A
mutatto girl, at Exeter, N. H., repre-
sented herself as a fugitive slave, was
received into the house of the aboliT
tionists, who petted her enormously.
They fed her on the best; even plum
cake and sausages were not denied
her, 10 say nothing OF euartered quin-
ces,and calves foot jelly. liz short,
theyfed her like a lighting cock for
one week, when accidentally, they
discovered she was other than what
sne seemed, She was, accordingly,
ordered to make tracks.--M ". llaor.-
siag Star.
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Accounts from Hayti state that in
she month Of March last, Juan Bapr
tiste Frances, the Minister Of Justice
under the Emperor So,lloque, was,
with seven other perscEs OF high
standing-all OF theEablack public
ly shot near Port an Prince by order.
Of the Enpercf. The charge against
them, and for which they suffered,
was for having been concerned IN a
conspiracy against the present gog.
ernment of Hayii.
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baltimore and Washington RatIyoa ad.

IN and aer "wednesday 9th instant station on Penn
avenue occupied. - = - -
The trains viii latter M
as usual al and y aud y. daily except Sunday
"neh but TWO Trains run, viz al q, and s, p, IN
Ia making this change, the undersigned
uaeI handise. - - 1900 "
LIST Shippers reminded that with full direo
uons should accompany goods.
ms y oI me protection both parties, and unless complied
al Conssnees notified that merchandise must re
moved on th1 day which
cannot hold Itself responsible thing left lis during
night
The hours for reception delivery merchandise are from
a. I'LL L. y
The undersigned not
regulations, but he has compelled
nom their frequent violation which has much
Inconvenience.
T. II. PARSONS, Agent
Ap6-2wd
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The OF person viii upon books
payment o subscription be made in advance.
Distant may forward soney by letter. posss
be paid by U.S. all by ourselves
safe transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER pakshsd u weekly during
sions of Congress- weekly during The
Subscriptions a period ysax vii be received
Terms psoporyAonod TO sbovs annual
0-PosTMAsTERs authorized sseals sAd BY
seadins DAILY subscriber with $50 enclosed, ysE
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers, aa enclosed oruvs WkkkLY
subscribers, with $40 Of the
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
(MORSE LINE)
wAsMIsoros orrIcE, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
finh house east of National Hotel, No 8.

OFFICE, PENNsYLvAkA AVENUE,
Fiith house east OF National Hotel, Noe.
TUE fret line established any company
States aud consequently pioneer line, extending
between Nsr BALTIMORE Philadelphia New
delivering ara v,ng At the stations avre
DC Grace wilmington frcnson Princeton New Brunswick New
ark and Jafrsy C,he only line In tho country present
having ~ ouI ~rehas lately undergone extensive and
deliver of
may be required Of for the accommodation of the public with
accuracy promphess, and fidelity hitherto unequaed This line
connects with other Morse nes nu
SOUTH extending already fifteen thousand miles,
which aud delivered The
of this line have lately thoroughly
both transmission and mode delivery
are equal 70 a with special ivos With the aci
business company every
ted this line, and fhey reliable
graphing The offices Of the Magnetic Telegraph Company
WHir city Pennsylvania fifth Naona
Hotel; Baltimore, No Exchanges South Cay street Philadelphia
No lO Chestnut street. Quincy buildings New
Hanover street, corner OF Beaver.
VIM M. SWAIN, President
March l4-3mda
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NUMEROUS applications having been made this Office for Ia
~ iorma relation which land warrants un
der the act 2ch 1850 should be ocated following
answers thereto have been prepared 10 VIII
There three modes by which these locations may be made
Isl by The warranee
ID BY the through the agency of this ofee
% By an agent attorney.
The h second mode adopted the application must be made
IN wins specifying the ac land district or seiion OF country IN
which afhdayit
according TO the following form, No. ].
Where the mode adoFtsd OF attorney must be
Produced executed by the The presence OF Witness
according following which
be proved be- before ofce
authorized Deeds according
No 3or L.
IN all patents will be transmitted the land once
where this location made unless special directions 10 the contrary
be given.
j. BUTTERFIELD Commissioner
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foh ri"sy foint and Other Landings the P0to-
mae, nd baltimore.

s,SS The public tiaiih splendid
suie steamer BALTIMORE, Capt A. McCaussnd
ted up WIN su rooms and hundred and bert and
apaoons mold w run regularly and passenger boat be
tween washington ana Alexandria and anore,
the Sd of April next.
Leaving Washington Mondays Thursdays at O'Clock
Ale xandria q. O'Clock, Baltimore viii In
wood Aqua Creek, and arrive pney
Baltimore in the OF
will Commerce wharf, Baltimore O'Clock
m Tuesdays and Fridays, arriving O'Clock
m a Washington O'Clock, Wednesdays and
Saturdays.
Passage rom Washington Marbuy 81
DO Piney Point
10 do Baltimore
Excursion tickets o Baltimore, privilege Of return
ing afternoon ~
different
passengers and freight
Meals
For further particulars freight apply the Captain
board, T ID, b. Smith, agent in Alex andra, or 10
GEO. MATTINGLY, Agent
Mar 4-2awl5t
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PORN OF RELEASE
Sealed and delivered IN presence OF
Two Witnesses.
Mar 9-diJl &wtSep3l
CAMERON STREET HOUSE,

.fierandria, Pugtnfa'
spacious just finished IN hs best modern style
about thirty feet running back including he
buildings hundred and fifty feet Everything necessary
provided aud comfort 81 large
family 10 gentleman holding public office in Washington city II
wt perfect heshine- OF SIT
drive from city TO c much cheaper
rent living and best society " sold no
e credit will be given rented will be moderate
CHRISTOPHER NEALE,
Dec lq-Iawu Alexandria.
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FORM No. 4.
STATE OF


COUNTY
thereby certify, that this day of -, in TIE year
personally the Of the rii
nes insert the Of the and The said
here being known duly
sworn by me- said that he well knew
of pdrrcnee, and that he the
who executed the within OF
attorney testimony satisfactory evidence OF that
fact the the warrantee ereupon
ackno edged the power be his and deed
[Ofeer's Signot,re.]
Ap l2-law6w
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Young Ladies' Institute,
Nate Mrs. D. II. Burr's,) of 9th and streets.
THE subscriber will Charge
day the 2st of April and will his personal
supervision The thorough
English, French, and mathematical education will be
The religious instruction OF The Institute will be upon
tomularies Of the Protestant Episcopal Church.
The of principal teacher
him lock for the patronage the pubc and for
For boarding pupils, s73 per quarter.
For day I" IS to $l6 /"
Payable always advance
Musc drawing Latin Italian Spanish, and German,
References permitted Rev q. M Butler, D., Rev. j. w
Mr. Fizhugh Coye, Washington Rev James May
D. ~ Aexandra RI Rev. Aonzo Potter u. D., and the clergy
generally Of Philadelphia and Rt Rev Alfred Lee, d. Of Della
WILLIAM j. CLARK.
Mar 2l-r25thAp
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seeosd Cours~--Dnnctns Academy.
MR. BAB8E has the hcrr 10 csnrcnnce 10 the csens 2,
that hts secc~d course Of
viii Commences Thsrsday Jsnmar " al nv
residence Pennsylvania avenue, oppossts WaNs Hose,
Dsy. OF tuition Thursdays and San"
days oeorgeowp--Mondays and Fridays
Dec 0e--dtfh
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FHss a. 1851.
nN the peuon OF Mo.es Rayey, Of Salisbury, Msachuse
praying for III. granted to hm on me
aay az Juy machinery for psssf
all kinds goods and all kinds of paper
Of said patsp which Ases Pe
on the Of july 1851 -. On. =,
petition heard n the Patent Once on
Monday the O'clock and All persons
no,HeS appear and show they have, WI" ~
petition ought no be granted. r. -,
oop.ins The required ne In the Patent
one. their specifically forth In writing 81 sss'
~,e.v Aevs bekTc All hied ny ene,
party said hearing must be- taken and
accordance with the rules Of the onco, which VIII DC
appicssop. ,,u. fatal.
s,pr.r and tJs.or ashnaton city, Daiy Rec, Boston,
Journal Providence, Rhode Islands Tnh"nc
YORK and Courant Hartford Connecticut aweek wF se
successive weeks previous the ssd day Of June next
THOS. EWBANK,
Commissioner Of Patsns.
Editor. papers will pease copy, and send he'
bin. once, with containing 'hs notice
Feb 23-1aw3w
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Whole tickets SaO-Iaves $40 Quarters S5Eighhs 81 So
Cerifcates of packages of 26 whole tickets S24o
DO do 26 half IN
Do do 26 quarter do 60
eighth
yOrders for tickets shares packages
splendid prompt
drawing Immediately
who order from
Address j. c. MAURY, Agents,
May 90 Alexandria, Virginia.
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nuykxp "A RTOH KEY viii Aste nd - any busss.sss
he NAV be nusted before either OF the oourts OF THIS M
c AL ktk4 the prosecution Of claims hsssss ~
sress Departnents once on street. - ..f
WAsmssToH, July 10, ~. 'uyH-Ss"u'
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DERTH AMBoY sEMINARY.-rhis institution, afIordns a
thorough trimming college or business, together with
modern languages and music, viii commence It's
twsn eigbth session "Wednesday, May Z.
IA cnmmodous, internal
comfort of the pupils and encour-
ag. habits of neatness and system i,
retirement proverbs beathuness The
reading with library and penod
Gals bathing provided with reference to
physical training of the minor advantages OF tis
institution. -,
The Principal possessing Of early devotion to his
experience pledges his most unrng efforts 70
all that enlightened Christian parent could
desire for his
use Of books for English studies
From te Faculty Of the College Of Ns~ Jesey
Having opportunity knowing The talents literary and
well the prudence and exemplary moral
OF Mr. g. Woodbridge Will. he student IN this
College, foand that students prepared by him for
well taught, with pleasure we recommend him a.
and Hde in giving Instruction. and
forming committed his parents
and guardians have full confidence
JAMES CARNAHAN, President
John MhCLEAN, Vice President and Prof OF Greek
aTEPHFN ALEXANDER, Prof ofMsb. and Astronomy,
CoLL.ss Nrw JERSEY April /, 1851.
Joseph Henry, LII. D., sni,hsonian institute, ID. O.
Rev Jnnes w. Ale rSpder, d. d., Princeton, New Jersey
Rev. Nicholas Murray ID, D. .-.g.I - ii
Rev David Magic, d. H., Ehsa abeth,own, New Jersey
To circulars containing partcuan, with additional test
moniais rid references, apply TO The Principal ...x
Al so-dIw Perth Amboy, New Jersey.
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A. u G.. A. ARMOUR,
DR.aPERS AND T.AILORS,

NO. JUJ BTOhuWuy, COrHtT OF sUett,
Above the Irrng House, New York.
friends and the public to
n spring goods of the patfcTn
which they prepared best and most
prices Fresh cloths
and vestngs of latest imporaons elegant light silks
for of Paris embroideres.
There employed in this esablishmentone
pan and wacoats Each de-
parmen Army navy uniforms made to
despatch, and in the approved
this metropolis will find at this cstabs-
everything and perfect III always insured
wAIsTeoATs.-These elegant waistcoau that
awarded the
first by their late fair.
l5-dlm
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AIDES Goods.-Tbe subscriber has in store
Ii pieces plain baIase, embracing all the shades
barage, beautiful styles
tissue, entirely styles
$50 do barnge delaIne ID SIX
pally rich
25 pieces grass cloth, and pretty article
25 linen lusIe very pretty shades
1900 yards ginghams, all prices
10000 printed calicoes
5000 do printed lawns of 2k cents, fast colors
and fine quality
1900 yards plain Swiss musins very beautiful article
l2k -
The ladies that the last few days will
have the again. shall make that
III s " G. w. YERBY,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7th and 9th SIS.
d2wif
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Treasury DEPARTMENT, March o. 1851.
E State having Legislatures passed during
and lbi9 called the creditors u me a'e
at Isl oil
their respective claims aud Con
~ having approved 9th September, 1850 authorizing
Texas thai said should be ISSUED
holding bonds and other
Of which
pledged the United States
OF All United
such forms shall be
~ Now order that tins depart
pledged, the holders or owners OF all
description OF them
cute release Of their respective claims
ably the approved by the President
of the above act Of the YIN OF
september, 1850 -. ,,,nr,
Acting Secretary Of the Treasury.
FORM OF RELEASE
Whereas by an act Congress- approved September 1885,
TO be paid to The state
Of said mentioned, with poviso
shall be
holding bonds and other certificates OF
the United
the undersigned creditor the state
following described bonds
of the BEL and n wch
The dutes mentioned in specially pledged
Here descnbe bonds certificates
with provisions
and hereby release 10 the
United States equity against mem, tor OF on
account OF the fbonds ccrh6caies) above described
hand and seal al thH Vi
1851
Sea and delivered in presence OF
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ON petition Daniel T. Slwel of New York, New York.
praying the Of patent granted TO him ON the l1th
manufacture
for from the expiration Of said patent which takes
place 18th day Of July, 1851
is ordered petition Once
Monday the day June, 10 o'clock and all
they why
said petition ought be granted.
required
specifically forth in writing, al least twenty
days all testimony filed by either party
be hearing taken transmitted in
codance office, which will be furnished on sp
plicauon 4, ~,
dee also, this ba published in the Republic Intel
gence Union, Washington d. CT North American and Ga
zele, Pennsylvania Daily Bee, Boston, Massachu
sets Tribune Daily Atlas Cincinna Ohio, once
the publication c0mmenc-
- THOS. EWBANK,
Commissioner of Patents.
papers will please copy, and send their
bills Office, with paper containing this notice.
Ap l3-law3w
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PosT OFFICE DErARrMEsT,
March IA lSsI


TT being desirable to substitute locks and Keys
for now in use for % The mail service Of ns m %ss
hrs, day Of July next The different locks viii be- submitted to
commission report Upon sepo
nd KEYS for four with The righ on the part Of The
General for the time being to extend commune
01 "i noe 70 % es "o more as nns nor less than
nnns heioe hs emnaoa Of de drs, term Of four years
lock 4 ,as loves, sss kind
oflock prescribed standard the department relying for Sc
os a and ingenuity which fair
on now % ned; IN may S aeve,9P @ Sa es the ownr
qualities viz Durability uniformity lghtness, strength.
For the purpose Of dspacing simultaneously a he man oeh
thousand Keys adapted thereto win required
been INTO Afterwards te supply depend
h % service but viii probab never exceed in amount three
and one thousand Of The latter
s r be $ ss m Be as S
TO- 70 M 3 s, % r % or @ @ hnn nsr Of The Post Once Depart
msnt ,,., -, -. n,.n,.. vim
be required on entering contract
nc . dse % to
s 10 .sn @ and
% n v sI nay or he NAV see it, for M
nishing similar @ loe As S and Keys n, the pos,ma
% & an may ss ese and for % another he re
serves. with different insydga,
% s % s snS
v T 10 contain prossons for the due and proper
M sh Ih and % px Ana Also for nardns aaans, their pass
Inc mo hands the terms provisions
sn,ed beeen the bidder, bid
should be accepted. ,, a, =, ,,,oa ,u, ..,,s
e,o W he usS%oy Ss
his ability TO uh' ne K HALL Postmaster General
>,,a ,,,,, ~ n' ' -' - ~
"meh io-iA~"'
c,T MMERING CURED.-Dr Comstock,s gymnasium,
or me pu. ~ ina,o =; now nnen for The reeepton OF
~ is s hean In .ucccssfuI operation for more
than twenty years All letters should be pos. eaa rha
% Mulberry street, fmaoeiPn'@
PHONETIC WORKS,
| Published nv A Com.tock M D. PHILADELPHIA.
/ ,,, -, -. =. =, - ...,,a., :, o,o,e .,h,he, tho
.,e hai bs. been given 10 be world because
vnp - ~, - a. i.,,sr "a, every elementary souna
the ony one uat na LIZ 's, W. ns ~ mo
anu % .ne ony ~. - . $500 ,aan.,,n, in,on.,,on ke
voice % ~ spseen ss Tb Pho"s,ic Sneaker al The
Phonetic Reader The phoneneon ~ ns a @
ss g. THE rirs, pooL ~ popes Honer,s Had u2
Phono'asy, - cent? rnv % poSs SSx .p
oosVo - ~, an,l.d Comsoot Pho
Dr. ~ publishes mon,ny p,oos eounens and erymooaiesl
.s. - -, .o, IN ,,o rel.yr.nb
e .ccamnanied win the cash and directed
/ A. CoASToCk, M. u, fmaaelphia"
! Feb is-3td'
:. -, xT,Y : 80 .~r,,,..,.- o vonme.
4 = .,..aa. h,.. s.,,es in three youmes
" a. a.. y, ,hc p,n,e,,,nt Epi.copa Church in III.
a, nDnms" ,5,.a. s,.,..- ~" ~ woI - -
n,.nop shorts History of'he Church h"sa"' 70 "'
Msands.. h,s.o,y rs I % p ue .n IA ommsna,y@ vol,
srs "a ~ Sa,s. hv Rev % Al Butler-I vol
| .luns "'u No..
Esnsssness . ss ! .c y y n !" r.. .Sop S
| Tns An.sys Som, nv 81 n TayIor
/ NJ. vyy,on hx n n Tavioy
! Marnres or ihe Pearl BY O Taylor.
/ scsne.i in reUyman,s Life +; by @. b. Taylor.
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the prosecution OF claims before congress ans tb'
w ~, Inus executive departments Of the government
ono. dwelling street, between oth and ION 'u.ss
Oct0-n
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ofaw, MILLARD FILLMORE President OF III,
United America hereby
that public sales viii be held The undeentoned land Offices IN
s Al sa' % Monday
s Ga no 1 M Aus% a5 % S Of % I public lands
NORTH Of The base line aud est Of The fourth Iiaep erdan.
Township twenty seven, Of range one.
Townships and twoniy eight, Of two
Townships three, twenty fye twenty sin
'wen.y e" seven, aud %sn.ssn., e a q range three
Townships twenty nine and thirty, OF range i've.
Townships eish, aud thirty Of range ak
Townships twin y-hve, seniysA t~vn-seven, twenty
Townships twenty ive twenty ss, wengseven twenty eight,
Townships twenty i've wsnym, twentyseven, twenty eight,
twenty nine, and thirty Of range nine.
Townships twenty tweniys twenty eight of range
Townships twenty and twenty seven, range eleven
Townships twenty Ave. twenty six, twsntySeven twenyeigh
next for The disposal q the public lands situated within
NORTH Of the base line and Of the fourth principal ertdion
Townships three, twenty four, twenty-five twenysix
ownp and ow .ss wsnu,
twenty-five, twensx, wenyeven, and twenyeight Of range
Fractional township twenty three and townships iwenyf
twenty hve, twentysK wentysevcn and wenegh OF range
fractional townships twenty three twenty four
sixteen.
township twenty four, townships twenty-five,
twsnsx twenty thirty ifyone, and 'hlrtytwo range
Fractional townships twentyfour and twenty-five townships
twenty thirty three and fractional
and ,hyavs s and nd @ s
seyea fractional a~np eight township
a. and fractional townships III Y @ and
nineteen
thirty all the main channel Of the 81 Crox river Of range
Al the land Office at MINERAL POINT commencing Monday
the fourth day Of August for the disposal Of the public lands
within following named fractional township and Tracts viz
(tAs Of fourth inepai nsriaan
Fractional township the Mississippi rver Of range
fourteen
North ofe fourth principal meridian.
Sections four eighteen inclusive on the main land in township
and u commencing
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BALTIMORE Female CoIicge.-This institution, incorpo-
by legislature Maryland and enjoying aberaI patron
facility for acquisition OF thorough and
buildings pleasantly located, with
ard rooms for The
OF large OF boarding and day scholars
FACULTY INSTRUCTION..
N. g, Brooks, A. NJ, professor Of ancient languages
Rev. II. ". Nsda A. NJ, biblical literature
Rev. b. ". Waugh NJ, mathematics and natural science.
n. H. Pratt, M. d., assistant in do do
Miss NJ. A. Dixon, English and Bellies Leues
j Rochester, a.sistaut In English.
Georrians A. tIulse, French language
Ellen G.. Gobfecht, instrumental music
M. A.. Porter, assistant do
Elizabeth i. sIccr, painting
Mr.. A. J. Cleveland vocal musc.
Trpxsi Boarding session. III week) 80
Tuition collegiate departn-
in preparatory department from ~ 70 70 ~ "
'pppeMsuo an M"a.~ow NC. BROOKS, Principal.
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NOTICE IL hereby given that application will be
made for renewal of certificate No 20 Of stock In the Bank
Metropolis Wm Gore Oueiey, dated the im
of April 1897, which certificate has been lost or misad
WAsHIroTos, April o. 1851 Ap lo-la"a""
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mAGNIFICENT SCHEMES FOR JUNE, 1851.
j. w. MAURY \ Co., MAsAoKRs.
SIS, !-sa5 900 $50 900 -sll $50
200 prizes Of $500
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
Fos the benefit Monongalia Academy.
-# Glass No. 90, 1851.
TO be drawn In Alexandria, V Saturday. lh Of june 1851
rs number iotiery-l2 drawn ballots.
prize Sa5,OO0 prizes S5 900
.............. 5000 ............... 5000
l do ......,,...... 10000 do ............. 1900
Ill 800 200 do lowest No.... 500
8 prizes f.....-- T,UO0
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NEW AND DESIRABLE GOoDs.-Just received
IN ~ pieces handaome China silk
10 do do China silk grenadines ....
80 do plain and figured beregc
10 do Donna Isabella, entirely new
10 do Donna Maria, do
% do India silk
do printed marques for dresses, and pretty
50 do berege de lane
IL do French figured foulard silk
~ do French dc iaines, superior
25 do black silk, every quality aud price
Is black lace manues
% 90 ssa,'s ssa~i.
50 pieces black lace, all widths
superior figured and coioed shawis
handsome assortment OF mourning
goods, sorts, muslin chem
silk mit KID and SILK gloves
hosiery so large stock OF French aud
English cloths dlngs, vesngs craSas ac 10 which
"a sn nj ioHeWf p H. HooE Co.
NJOTIFICATlONThe subscnberp beg inform their
opened large and
following articles which they invite al
tenion, 49,.
DO Ga, s4, l0A, and I24, German
Pillow case linens, all widths, Irish and scotch
m cotton, do D 4, 81, lo4, aud ~
White and coioted MarseiIes quilts some very large
AIendae quilts, cheap
Richardson's super family linens
Gray soh- finish do
Scotch Hollands Tor family use
Demask tabie cloths, all sizes and qualities
the yard all widths some very superior
a superior lot Of silk and gnuze hanneis
NJ. nd ladies' merino under garments
a Of housefurrhing goods
NJ 96-4wm NJ HooE o w.
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TINE Public warmed "a trust any one ON nay
daughters, wihout wssn order N seen
hos Of them from TN. D. SEpor.
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CUPERIOR Daguerreotyp ypes First Premium - H.
y WUlTEHURsT field of his
more ground dasueoypt the country HI. galleries
be
Baltimore broadway and Leonard
street New York. II Richmond; Sycamore
street. Pser,bug Main street. Norfolt and Main street. LyAch
burg, Virginia 81.
extraordinary improvement nsung ahfui and highly hnshsd
n few seconds
The rstay ground invented by H. Wmehurs gives
airy and living appearances TO the picture,
distribute than thirty thou
and have gwen dsastacuoni This
haenng proof superiority Of his bkcnssses
w Of e public generally to his elegantly
gallery Lane and fuckers where nee
exhibition pictures will be given
composition dasuerectypes the
he awarded the hrss
m by the judges, - -
.,ended M Nov 0s-dly