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.Snider's" Wine store 10 Walnut Street, PhiladepA
TIE un,vacd place 70, ob.is,ns all wines LIQUORS, ae 81
sales made BY him contumersbsen Obliged largely
ps.h bis s,ees Of fresh and ,. n.. now ne s
by him He would refer TO some invoices .. follows viz
low prices "a, old and soms yeiy choice dsa
BY the gallon Also rare Old delicate A~sntado In sa.as
n o,les put up in Europe, which he challenges equal ~
The Manzaniia Amondlado sheues peculiarly sa
to convaeseent they strengthen without stimulating and I'm
PORT wines prncipcy specially selected his saIss
from the stock Of "Bumessers" opouo, and npor
These wines fruiy and delicate, and h.v. been hAy
ali ports and rrd wine. pamed OF as such.
They are Of ysSu. sorts and prices. bottles and on d.s:
delicate white PORT and M.lm,ey Port
Madeira w.s Of various Sorts dry and rch south side ~ p
As 10 the sparkling wines OF the subscriber Il IL well known 4
Moei champssue, splendid spastae AossI
ported by him. superior other Wines and sold II @
OF the inferior the Market which
lie has also champagne wine. Of various brands and qu.!A
generally subscriber himself Judge, and
dosen' 20 the r.s ei... or pr.mi. rs1 Of Mssoc "
Burgundy wines he has large stock and conss
nay Fsns s nom ms vaults 0''
sau,erne and Bar-sc always IN hand in botues.
His selection Of Rhine Moseie wnss fron the cellar
Aessrs BERNHARD Jordan OF CobcnE extensive and nun
many still Hooks Mosele from cheapest The
choicest ntases of the sninbee" which the bes, growth
Cosnac brandes, as
stock some very Old Ira ois q ot.rs Dspay
hhd and "Dubouche, 1874 in hhd which vii
Also ir,h Scotch and MononsaheI. whi.key Jamaica .r
preserving brandy and all other wines aud liquors. including Al
Of the shove sold BY . TO consumers in quantity desired
Al rsod. delivered within Of pl.a.lpa fs
graph o'''' ''''''
Cheap Wine Store, 70 Walnut street, fhiisA.psa-
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Commissioner OF the General Land Once.
NOTICE TO rRE.EMr rIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every entitled the right Of empuon Of The
townships and OF townships above
required establish satisfaction of
proper
practicable seeing this notice and before
appointed OF the public lands
bracng claimed otherwise, such claim will be forfeited
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A y J.. Knss..gs.s.sss.y .f."ssd viii 's.rsss, %
latest and most approved authorities
svo's', Law sheep, svo, PIP 4,lT7 Retail price, 80
~ and 81 Ann street, New Yorh
Opinto~s of the Prcfssstos
There few work, In the profession that such s.dy
CHIEF JUSTICE NELSON,
with Mr. Justice Nelson his opinion os above pa
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The r
powerful auxiliary i.w student sivns Seiiy
'tsn reference and win extensively aid the sudsst the pscsr
ROBERT j. wALKEL
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pies referred indeed have reserved 80
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IT s JUDGE EpMgSM
Nsw yosx c'rr, Oct is, 1880
npas all the advantages accurate and nranrt
labor,
DAVID PAUL BROWN, pbisde'phi.
Mr. Kline hss collected with diligence accuracy
s:' decided On hs points presented s bis Question: and
references the authorities copous give any 20
JUDGE PETERS, Phl.sepSa
lhave examined Kipner Lsw Compendium much ,us
my allow and hstHsS
hs .ss 's' ~
argument From examination
tides with confidence they treated with ses'
Judgment and ability.
:. JUDGE GRIDLEy, Utica, New Yot
book o. .r.ns and Wi, aI way upon .vs .~y"s
table valuable resdy reference. ~ n 49, Il. -.
w. l.. HURST, Phiisdepmn
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NATIONAL EATING HOUsE.--AuvaI extraordinary, di-
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genuine green tue and hard crabs, Certainly
superior seen in this market) woodcock &C.
a call, pledge ourselves to
please astdous.
ll5Snup IL O'Clock. Families served as usual
June l9-3teodif WALKER Il SHADD
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EPARATE proposals will be received this ofhes until INC is
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The use troops OF the United States, Inspection as io
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>y.ANilZ'S History Of Grcece5 VOL. 1*mO.
~ London Labor the London Poor, No q.
Philosophy Mathematics Agiste Cone translated by W.
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History Sabbatarian Church Mrs lamar Davis
Select Poetical by John t. Watson d. and Rev.
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COMMON HALL or the town Of Petersburg. vtrgtnts.
May 1850 The following resolution this day adopted b.

COMMON HALL OF he Petersburg. Virginia.
following resolution this day adopted b.
Man.
Rsso mayor town advertise proposals
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the STATE ofNirgns $4,000 1875
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The proposals win be for $780,
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TTCDEy mr. Ie passe ct fAvenir de rArttlIertey
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For the National Era.
TO THE WINDS.
NV MISS ALICE CAREY

ny MISS ALICE CAREY.
Talk to my heart o winds
Talk to my heart tonight
Ny spirit always finds
With you a new delight
Finds always new delight
In vour silver talk at night.
Give me your soft embrace
Az you used to long ago,
In your shadowy trysting place,
When YOU seemed TO love me So
When YOU sweetly kissed me So
On the green hills long ago.
Come up from your cool bed,
In the Silly twilight sea,
For the dearest hope lies dead,
That was ever dear to me;
Come up from your cool bed,
And wen talk about the dead.
Tell me, for oft you go,
Winds, lovely winds Of night,
About the chambers low,
With sheets so dainty white,
If they sleep through all the night
In the beds so chill and white
T. a1y-'kts-T~-. -sa 5 ,sad say, a
If in the grave 6efesrt :
For, 0, lifos little day
Isa weary one at best
Talk to my heart and say
If death will give me rest.
Vsw York, Augttst Is, 1851
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A "REMINISCENCES.


Upon Potomac boeiling shore
There stood a cot
A rustic thing, within whose door
widow dwelt-thcre lone and poor,
Was cast her lot
She had boy, cherub child.
Whose silken hair
Curlod DER brow so pure and mild,
All such as saw him fondly smiled,
And called him fair.
The mother loved her little lad
With gushing heart
His soft caresses made her glad
When she with want and care was sad.
And felt lifes smart
Then wonder not that once her wall
Was wild with woe
, When rushing on with horror pale,
Her locks disheveled by the gale
Far down below,
Upon the rivers foRming tide
She saw her boy
His wet curls ON the pillows ride
Az scS-wecds lightly toss and glide,
The zephyr's toy.
Save, save my child Her thrilling cry,
Oh God he'll drown
Rings on the air, and strong men Ayi
But alb they quail-thcy dare not ny
For, looking down,
They see beneath the surging wave
Dread dangers lie,
And boar the rapids shout and rave,
While rugged rocks they rudely lave,
As on they by.
But joy, palo mother Hither comes
A stalwart youth
His eye o or all inquiring roams,
Till ON the rivers flying foams
He reads the truth.
Then quick he hts him for the strife;
Dor welt 10 &ew
~ - lar = = = SH %,
Within those waves. whore dangers rife
Rose up TO view,
But coward Fear was waved away,
And with bound
Upon the waters breast he lay,
While those above him wildly pray
In dread profound,
Oh God, protect Oh Father, shield
But nought he heeds,
Save that around the waters yield,
As though his arms the weird powers wiOld,
To serve his needs.
So ON they sped, that youth and child,
Like fated things
And oft as from the vortex wild
They rose to sight, the mother smiled
To hope she clings
Then rose a shout Look, palid one
They've leaped the fall
And safely moored see, now It's done;
Bo thankful for thy rescued son
Bless God for all
To Heaven her grateful prayers she raised,
Then sought for one
The hero-youth, on whom she gazed,
And in prophetic language praised
Brace Washington.
LIZZIE LINNEr
Ram SOngyUe 1871
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room large, handsome glass case, labelled in
gold, Mineral Cabinet filled with choice spe-
cimens. On another side of the same room was
a similar case. labelled Botanical Cabinet
richly furnished with plants Another similar
case was labelled Library" with good selec-
ton Of books. This school was then in scientific
correspondence in seven different States The
whole produced by a Dor Of common dones'
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The SoREE--The Peace Congress Commit
tee having vivid remembrance 0 the hospl-
table kindness with which the English delegates
had been Welcomed in Brussels Paris, and
Frankfort, felt that in addition to the business
sittingsof the Congress some opportunity should
be afforded for inviting their foreign friends 10
a social reunion, where freer interchange Oh
thought and feeling might be enjoyed than was
possible at Exeter Hall They determined
therefore 10 have a Soiree, at Willis's Rooms on
Friday evening. The numbers present amount
ed 10 more than 800, including men OF nearly
all nations, mingling together in very cordial
and delighted harmony. The scene was AMI
mating and brilliant All the arrangements
were admirable, and reflected the highest credit
upon the taste and tact Of the three gentlemen
who had undertaken the whole management OF
the Soiree, viz: the Rev. Joseph Tunbull, Mr..
James Bell, and Mr.. Chamerovzow. large
number Of ladies were present. and what great
ly added to the interest Of the evening was the
presence Of the French workngnen who seem
cd greatly pleased 10 find themselves mingling
IN such friendly and familiar intercourse with
30 many Of their English neighbor.
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TINE regular course OF Lectures In lhls inst-
tute will commence on the First of No.
vember and continue until the last OF February;
The Anatomical department will be opened anu
ready to receive students by theFIrst'of octooer'
The Medical Department will be under the dIrec-
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z. FREEMAN NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy
j. MILTON SANDERS, A. NJ, NJ, d. Professor Of
chemistry ycIISIQTE iIi LECTURERS.
MEDICINE-PROF. II J. lIULCE
SURGERY-PROF. r. S. NEWTON
T. FREEMAN, NJ D., Anatomical Demonslrator.
The fees for full course of lectures amount "
SlO5. ~
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LAW DEPARTMENT.
HON. e. W. NJ. KING, Professor of Theory an Prac.
SOIi. v. D. BARRY, Professor Of Commercial Ju-
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All communications pertaining to this Depart
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''0"' '''00' F. w. NJ KING, Esq.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, March le5O.
TIN. Faculties, for intellectual abilities, moral
worth and professional requirements, will compare
tav, rabe with the most distinguished III our couh
try. The medical faculty constitutes al anomaly
m this or any other country-all OF them are aoie
lecturers aud the best OF teachers.
Tirse who will contemplate our geographical
poso,, and the extent "f our popu;al'on can nave
no doubt ~ to th, eligibility oou' situation Tor an
enterprise of the kind. AS to health, including
all seasons OF the year, We deny that ANY OTHER
CITY HAS MORE.
a e, mm,,n error exists in the minds of many
students relative TO the place Of studying medicine;
those who intend practcIng among The diseases "l
Tho West and Snutb should certainly educate
themselves at school whose faculty are PRACTICAL
~ ACQUAINTED with those diseases.
That the public may be satisfied &" the Perma-
Money Of this schtnl, We fee! it our duty TO state,
that the Trustees aid Faculty form UNIT III acton
which auqurs well for lis ulure success; and tina;
the peculiar internal organization which connects
them, cannot be interrupted.
r. w. NJ. KING.
President OF the Memphis Institute.
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