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. Hats and Caps!

T SrrRGIs SON have just received their new
j Stock for Spring nd summer comprising fall
variety Of every thing in the line of HATS
AND CAPS for Men. Bows and Children. We have
all the various styles of fine
MO.ESKIN HATS
Prevailing in New York Philadelphia and the west
Also-straw Hats, Panama and palm leaf Cloth and
Glazed Cans; Go;s' fur and wool Hats; Childrens'
Fancy Hats and Caps.
We invite the attention of Country Merchants to
our stock Of SOFT HATS, which is the large ST and
most complete we have ever had; and which we
wt.l sell at a very small advance on New York pri
Jor CASH
CLOTHING.
We have also, very fine assortment Of Cloth
and Tweed Coats. Black and fancy cashmere Pants
Vests, and n general assortment of SUMNER
CLOTHING, which having been purchased IN the
East. we can and will sell very cheap.
Burlington, may /, 1851
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VIA. the Improvsms 4. Commissioner Propose,

VIA. the improvement. Commissioner Proposes
- Ao.-Tne Dispatch OF yesterday contains
eomminicatioa from Gen. Van Antwerp, com
niuioaer OF the improvement, in reply to various
"a tries which have been addressed to him.
II. states, in sabsslnce, that the dams in pro-
grsss OF erection, present Obstacles to the naviga
hon, in an ordinary stage Of the river. that the
removal OF the old dams would be OF no essential
bsneft at p,es,nt And tn t the river has been
% high since his apo nm mt that it would have
ben im,ossible to remove the old dams, even had
hbeen desirable to do so. It is his design TO re-
move all oSstruciio1s to the navigation OF the
river, caused hv the old dams or other Obstacles
contemplated by the law.
As to the prospect of speedy, completion of
the improvement, he hopes TO effect contract
3erthe comolet,on oil the entire work, with gen
Uemen in New York, with whom he is cores
ponding, bat is unable to saw at present whether
sch contract will be completed or NOT. IL he
thonid fail in that, however, he viii take meas
uest TO secure the completion Of dams and locks
already commenced as early as practicable, and
mus remove the chief difficulty in The way Of the
sasigation Of the river.-K eolaS Wig.
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Latest News,

~ fne steamer Missouri was burnt at the
,Aerf At st Louis. on Sunday last. The fire ori-
.anled il Cooper's Shop near the Levee, and
.nunicated to the boat. The boat was lying
-for repairs. She was valued at $4,000 and
- he property Of Capt. Geo. W. Atchison.
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YOUNG LADIES' HIGH SCHOOL.
Saint Louis, Missouri.

J. II. PURKITT, PR1NcrrAL.
THIS INSTITUTION has occupied Concert Hall.
| since the melancholy disaster of May |, 1850.
It is org,uized in three D.partments-the Prima-
ry, the Preparatory, and the High School. Mathe-
matics, the Natural Sciences, Belles-iettres and
English Literature. the Languages, Philosophy.
History, Duties ami the Accomplishments, consn-
tute the different departments of study. Every fa-
ciiity Is offered for extensive, thorough, eleva-
ted. systematic and symmetrical education.
MEMBERS OF THE FAMILY OF TIRE PRINCIPAL -
There are many young ladies in different parts Of
Missouri and tn adjoining States, whose parents
are seeking for them the benefits of year two
of study and instruction in the city cf st Louis
The adv antases to be derived from a course Of ed
ucaton in tins great and growing metropolis Of the
west, If one enjoy the protection ard Influences
of oliet home. are every year becoming more
and more apparent. The eleva course of study.
the &c, 'sional Literary and Scientific Lectures,
Musical Concerts If high character, exhibitions
of Art and the numerous ohjceS Of interest in the
city, resent very great facilities for expandngthe
mind, improving the taste, ant gaming knowledge
of the world.
ceivea into the family of tNa Principal, who are
entrusted to his charge, share the enjoyments and
privileges OF i quiet and happy home. The COM
fort, health. habits studies. manners and morals of
the young ladies are carefully attended to, and all
the guards necessary for physical and moral Secu.
rity are constantly thrown around them. Each one
is regarded with parental watchfu'ness and atten-
ton, that she may form those habits of mind, Of
man uers and of heart, which will make her on in
telgen., agreeable and accomplished lady.
The num.er of pupils received into the family
i limited to about twenty. Parents desiring fur
Their information. cSn Obtain II ty letter, or on APP
phi. Ation at the Inst,.nton. Catalogues can be
IA at the office of this paper. The next school
Year will commence on the tirss Monday IVA sepfem.
bel tSt. Louis July, 1851.
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The amount ee coin and bnliionin he vaults of
the State B ,nk of France, is now, 7ithon doubt
the greatest accumulation OF the p.acio,is metals
IN the world II is said 10 be no less than one
hundred and fifteen millions OF dollars, and is
still increasing. Notwithstanding this vast and
increasing amount the papar transactions Of the
Bank are diminishing. In England and th,s com
try, the eject would be widlv different: increas-
ing base of specie would expand The paper cur
encv, and the expansion would continue without
limit as long the 70 inaatioa continued incrcas-
ING. Tae fact that there is no expansion in
France, dos not argue well for the stability of
political asftirs and the prosperity of business
The amount of coin and bullion held bv the bank
Of England,is little less than seventy millions of
dollars--.h5any Reg.
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HUGG.S HARVESTING

Nd now n q NJ c II MES.
/ AM the authorized agent for the sale Of the
1 Harvesting and Moving Machines. manufactGr-
eA by George u. Rigy. These Machines possess
the foilnwin. advantages, viZ: l. They are war
ranted to cut two acres of wheat or other small
grain per hour. >, They willssve three-louIths of
all the wheat scattered by ordinary cradling. 3,
Thy III tde of good materials aud dur able with
proper care. 4, The raking can be well done by
n person riding on the machine. s. They will Gu,
from two to fifteen inches from the ground. 6,
They DO well in cutting grnss aad will cut close
to the ground aud clearer than is done with an or
dinaty Scythe.
These Machines are warranted to perform
here represented, and II they 10 not, they may he
returned to the unders signed and the money VIII be
refunded.
One OF these Machines maybe seen ut my shop
opposite the Blrret House, arlington.
July ,. iS5l-tf s EBERSDL.
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Oalo.-Thc Wing State Convention Of Ohio,
.,uunbled At Columbus, July Sd, and nominated
e.ut r. VrvroS, for Governor.
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- -Tl-==s
Cc.,,ent for sale,


IN BBiS. fresh RoseHdale and Newark. a. j.
sDv Cemen'.for sale at Peasley's on Front street.
Burlington. For Cisterrs and all works constant
ly I'm Ter water, this cement is found TO be du
rable than any Of the Western Cemeuts. Ii is al
most exclusively used al the South.
JAMES NJ. SHACKLEFORD
Euriiryto, Iuna
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DR. McKENNEy,s REGULATOR.

DR. McKENNEY'S REGULATOR.
<oA THIS medicine is now prepared by the Pro.
@aprietor aud is offered FIR sale in quantity TO
q suit purchasers. from one bottle to q thousand
tits n Positive Remedy in arrangement Of the Bow
els, Diarrhea, Dvsentery and Cholera Morbus.-
All uho have used it pronounce it to be the best
and mos, certain medicine they have ever used for
CHOLERA. The Proprietor has made use OF IL in
an extensive practice for the last two years, and
has become fully satisfied that it is the only medi
cine on which he can fully rely in that disease.
Prepared and sold at the Family Medicine De-
net sign Of the Good Samaritan, Burlington. Iowa,
andhy agents generally throughout the west.
;,fra ~
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Euritags on, June 27ths lSsi~
CISrERN BUILDING.
nd Il, To-

Granite and Marble Imitn.ions.
THE undersigned has determined to become a
| citizen of Burlington and offers his services
the public in building Cisrerns Of all sizes from
10 to coo barrels. Also, in the business Of or
mcnting the exterior Of dwelling houses in imtta-
ton Of GRANITE ana the various kinds of MARBLE
used in building. All his work is warranted to
stand, ana if satisfaction is not given the money
will be refunded. JAMES NJ. SHACk.EFORD
Burlington. June 81. lS5i-.f
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LOUISVILLE AT THE WoRLn's FNR.--We
have several letters from Loaaoa, speaking of the
articles sent from city 10 the grel' exhibition.
One Of them, all ding TO the exhibition, says:
Ms Coleman's quilts, d dlell's hams, &c..
are specimens of what 10 Iisville can do. Ms
Co,eman's quilts attract COOL deal of attention
from the l,dies.
From another letter we make the following
brief extracts:
The dav spent there was well employed IN a
hnrrvinr glance at everything. Saw all OF our
articles from Loaisville--D 'iiieli's hams, Ush-
er's beef, NJ IS Coleman's bed-qsilts, sc. The
q Tits seem to p'ease the ladies' much; and
heard more th,n hundred praises OF them while
tn ,re.--Lou. jour.
Hon. THos. CoRwIN.-We regret to learn that
the disa. Iisaed Secretary of the Treasury is now
con6nei to his room at his home in Lebanon, in
this State, bv an attack of chills and fever. He
was taken sick mn,diatalv after reaching HON,
Com his ioa- scjonrn in Washington, and was
thereby prevented from coming TO this city
in the early part of the wnek as washis intention.
We understand that his inaispositioa Is connaro-
tivelv light, ani sine rely hone that he my
speedily recover and soon show his cool n,t,~el
co ln,eaaa,. in or m ist.- C.ncinnr'i Gl.ette
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MARRIED-ln Davenport, Iowa. on the I6,h inst, BY
the Rev. d. Mason Miss lIzsis DONALDSON and Ann.
IL. SASpERs Esq, Editor OF the Evansville lnd.) Daily
Journal.
DIEB-April l5th 1851, at Hasea, Minnesota Terrific.
nv, liver complaint, Mrs Lucy EARLE Kelly, wife of
.. H. kELLy, aged 10 years and ii months.
NGTlCE.-Rev. J. HICKS will pieach at tne
School House near +. Riddles. next Sunday at Ii
O'Clock A, NJ.
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A Circular of the Postmaster General concern
ing postage stamps says: To facilitate the pre-
payment of hostages upo,, letters and packages,
postage stamps-of the following denominations are
provided and furnished by the Postmaster GeaG-
raj, pursuant to the 81 section OF the ''act to re-
dilce and modify the rates of postage in the Uni
ted States, aud for other Purposes" approved
March 3, 1851. viz:
No. 1, printed in black, representing the head
Of Washington, Of the denomination Of y cents.
10. ,, printed in red. representing the head of
Washington in profile OF the denomination OF ;
cents.
No 3. printed in blaa, representing the head OF
Franklin in profile, Of the denomination cent.
These stamps viii be furnished to one or more
of the principal pos;nastsrs in each county, who
will be required to supply he other postmasters
in their res pectye vicinitics upon being paid for
the cmoHnts furnished.
The present five and ten cent stamps are use
less after the 30th dav of June. aud sach Post
masters as are authorized to sell stamps are d.
rected to redeem such as presented.
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HATS AND CARS.
We are now opening splendid assortment of
summer Hats and Caps, embracing great variety OF
white Palm. China Pearl, Panama, Leghorn. Rut-
land, Fur, Wool, ETC., etc. Also, Bonncs and Rib
bons in abundance.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Those who wish to 90 to Congress ,mus st take The
initiatory step Of ra'king into our Congress Cal
tiers. and all who are DESTROYS of having bright
uadcrstandine, would DO well to give us CALI
Boots and Shoes Of all descriptions. ''Quick sale
and small profits.''
HARDWARE.
We import our Hardware directly from The man
ufacturers in England, and therefore can afford to
sell II at prices that will admit OF competition.
The attention of Wholesale Dealers is Particular
ly requested. J. $. KiMBALL n CO.
Burlington, March q, 1851 Gazette copy
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New Posi- OFFICES IN lowA:-

Well Thought of.-An eastern paper hopes that
cent pieces may not be substituted for half
dimes in church contributions.
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Y WARRES WV Z.
NEW FAMILY GHOCERY.

NEW FAMILY GROCERY.
~ the store formerly occupied by Geo. krech
krs.A baum. Jefferson street. the Rarret Honse.
a y have opened entire stock OF me- and fresh
Z Fanny Groceries. and shall constantly keen
hand choice selection Of such articles that line
OF business, as must give satisfaction to all who
may favor as with their cuSton..
AS our purchases have been male upon the most
favorable terms, al be able to sell at very
mode rate prices. By constant attention TO bnsi-
ness We hope 10 secure reasonable share both of
the city and county custom.
WARREN CLARKE.
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HARDW ARE.

TN!VES and Forks. shears, scissors, butts,
IN screws. auyerS. ginhiets. axes, aatchets ham
IA Is. criscis. tarie uni ten Spoons Cof'e mills;
curry c nlh>; Sheep shears: Fles, Saws, Drawing
knives, horse cards. trace CHI ,ins. c,nde>ti, ks,
ha,l braces. R,zrrs. CompaSSes, Bolts. Locks, SAD
LIONS, CtrpenteIs ru's, rrying squares. Iron and
steel squares. hrads. cut ticks, carpet hamrg-gs-
fpr safe by iu'y ,. '5t) T. d JAis,sAn
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GREAT BARGAINS IN
y n n Il = AVN SRA r n II II


BOOKS AND STATION merry.
FINHE Subscriber, pre- vious To his departure for
I the East, Will sell, at greatly reduced nf,ces.-
H, has on hant large stock OF Blank and Miscel-
laneous Books and Stationery.
All in want of good bargains in his line viii do
well to call immediately. ]. F. ABRAHAMS
June 90. 1851 Burlington B,nks store
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'l'HE Boats continue to come loaded with Goods
l. for the ssFARMER'S EXCHANGE Among {
the arrivals for the week, are
10 rs poplln every Nari- cases French. Enslish
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Z AINIS!!

PAINTS, PAINTs!l
- b 3LS. Japan; 100 lbs chrome green:
X. 10 do Linseed Oil, SO do chrome yellow:
10 hhls sp,s turpentine, SO do Imperial green;
100 kegs pure lad; 20 DO Dr'p hiack'
so do MOI 10 20 do Vandyke brown;
10 bills whiting: 30do Smalts ,hlueSgreen
do Vsn,tian rcd; 10 renms sand paper;
l NJ lbs ret lead; bbls Glue;
500 do Lc:harue: ob lbs punIce stone;
500 do lan,p black 100 do American Vermil
100 10 sugar leai Gold leaI, BfOEzes, YER
500 do yellow ochrc; million, Glaciers da-
500 do Spanish brown; monhs, SC, tpr sale by
100 do Paris Green; ap - r GAY
LA FAYErTE F1KEAND MARINE INSLR-
ANCt" COMPANY, Chartered Feb sth. 1850.
CAPITAL 5000 0oo-s So 600 paid in and well secured.
A. NJ. Cn AVE. >ec'y G. ). ORTIZ, Pres't.
'INHE subs sc Tiers. having been accredited A.
! gents octhe above Company. are now prepared
~ issue open or special Policies for Fire or Marine
ksNs, in tins or any Of the joining counties. up
goods or produce. in store or in transitu; upon
cargoes on lake. rive, ant sea vessels. or land
transportation: funds other property. by mall
etc, etc. favoTahe terms as those ofany 9TH
respectable Company or Agency in the city.
The Company will h2a" favorable comparison
with any Company or Agency IN the West. having
alargc unmpairedchsli &AF4TAi.,ara being known
have adopted a liberal policy in adjusting and
paying losses.
All losses will he promntly 'justed and paid at
this Agency in New vo1v Trnps.
J. C. LAUMAT < BRO. Agents,
corner Of Jefferson and Water SITS
dec 10. IS50-Iy Burlington. Iowa.
MISSOURI STATE MUTUAL FIRE ANDMA-
W RINE INSURANCE CO., ST LOUIS:
s'nss;ss' E.w. v uS; ~; E 5s:i
john :. Nct'nne. u. y. Page. John Sigerson.
rsRisks taken by the undersigned, at the usual
rates rf premium, Tor one month to six years.
darlington. Dec la, 1850 ] C LAUMAN BRO
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Having changed our business to an exclusive
wholesale trade, and being determined to keep, at
all times. good and general assortment, we re-
specially solicit those who buy to sell again, to
call and examine our stock and prices. Merchants
or others sending orders may rely upon their be-
ing filled THE LOWEST CASH PRICES.
March 81, 1851 w. F. COOLBAUGH * co
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". ~. COOIbaU-ll ~ CO..

JFIIFFsoH stFttt,
BUKLlNG ron, IOWA,
ElAVE in store and offer for sale at Saint Louis
IL prices, al ling freight only, large and fresh
assortment Of Groceries Liquors. sc, among which
are to be found the following articles, viz;
SO hhts prime New o.. 10 hhls n Brandy;
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COOKING STOVES,

sf.s A large assortment, Of various patterns.
ID such as Prairie State. Kentuckian and Irv-
E1sASing, Mo ,el Elreka Air fight; Also, Letters
splendid donhlr oven; best and common Premium
SC, all Of which will be sold tow for cashhy
lime a., PRrGfi COOK
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eIarhWare!

THE Subscribers are now receiving their spring
stock Of trivare ali Cutlery, comprising tbs
best assortment ever brought to this city; COM
pletc assortue Mt of Building Hardware. Aeehan-
less ro7ls- Mill and Circular Saws. Nails. Forks.
Hoes. Scytaes, etc. all Of which will be sold ~
Saint Louis prices; freight added.
Burlington, Apr -, ISL ". n. GRIFFITHSs CO
Ear L. liz. Ii
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ORIGINAL CA MADAM LlNIMENT.
NNE Thousand bottles Of o. C. Imminent. long
I established remedy for Rheumatism, for sale
bv MCKINNEY 4 MILLER.
;upe5 Sign of the Good Samaritan
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nERFUMERY: The largest and best assorted
I stock Of all kinis, ever brought to Burlington.
Call and see at tapr 24'5l) GAYS Drugstore
INSHING TACKLE: 4 large lot of all kinds,
r. inst reed fapr4s5l1 GAYS
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~ les: New crop. prime a,t'cie, Just reed and
L for sale by tmy IS, G L.uMaN Bno
DROVIslONS-Pickled pork, shoulders, sides,
I hams, leaf lard and Corn meal. for sale by
;,,v . ,5l F d JAGGhE
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DIDN'T KNOwir! WELLITS EVEN so.
JOSEPH JONES,
TEEPS constantly on han, fresh supply Of
~ Family Groceries and all kinds OF Country
rrnducc, waich he viii sell cheap for cash.
rs- store n ,ou in the Barrett House building
Iettat son street. Burlington. dune %. Issi-lY
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HORSE NAILS jus, rescive. for sale ~
June ,'5i JOHN FUoTE.
VTTTEGaE: 10 hbls Pure Cider Vinegar. tie
best in this city, just receIved snd for sale by
arril ~ + GAY
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WAus Oak Root Knees, 10y tAs A~ss) tor BIO cAseks
length Of iour fse 10 be
throat 10 SIDE zen ucnes
body inches length Of arm mee ieet 81
iaches nofn ts angle " e roAti
~ lenr. Of body Ave feet, length eeti 10 be two
from angle TO the throat 10 side eight
inches
The twenty be got angle OF ninety
degrees. The be clear Of wood
WAis OAK Butts, 10y the pisee)
bun cuts each IA feet in length
do
do o do
twenty be six inches diameter at The small
removed 10 be delivered BY e contractor
before the dry gets IN them ma,
haadspkes and inches square ley
quartered be clear Of The centre OF pun
Hand spikes M ny the piece %
logs, round) each be hiteen eet long anu 40
inches diameter, by the log
Class No a.-Yeaow Pive (by the cubic Joot)
$1,000 oflong southern yellow pine PLANK
stocks quality They must average 10 iee IN
be under IS length The small end mol 70 ne
twelve inches and not less than four nuns o. inc
clear OF wane. !. ..,,,-,L
is beams long l5x inches moulded u inches
"a feet long, sided l5k inches, moulded ia inches
30 long, sided IAN inches, moulded " incheH
"a feet long sided lax inches, moulded IL inches
go beams-say 99l cubic feet, per cubic foot -.
The above beams 10 have curve OF inches IN ~
leaf tine grain southern pms
than inch OF wood viii be allowed on the
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A. u q. A. ARHOUx.
DRAPERs IND TAILORS,
No, 3s3 Broadway, corner Of Duane street,
Al.ss Al. 1xr.nx Houss Near YoVk

ID EsPRCTrUIY offriends pwhic
II spring goods, OF the patterns
are prepared best and
fashionable their usual moderate Fresh cloths
OF elegant silks
FOR patterns Of Paris euhvoidencs.
skfui employed In this
pnnh. and Esch
par,m itself Army and uniforms made
and despatch and in the approved
Strangers who this metropolis will find at this establish
everything their and perfect 1T always insured
NJ H. fpumIrs wAIsTeoArp-Thesc elegant that
admired Castle Garden been awarded
6r.t premium by American institute their late fair
Fab
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OxcNrY. washingter--The undevsigned late Of the In
sp~~sion cf the Post Once Department. offers his serv
~ mail generally and those Of the
with that his removal from once
do.r mi he has for
In for honesty capacity and Adeiiy and
v~ssvs TO Nj, Office Of both parties with their
All ossrs ~ stssrd Ia business OF every the
m 4 lFF'' TT iTFFT III JAMES OWNER, Agent,
July A-df iats Of Post Once Departments
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WILLIAM HORNER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
L,a~oosfo, Gra~f oo~~fs, W,seo~rf~,

GATE vAuaurss cousTv, vA.,)
y,rtr attend bans,
w m. federal Madison stvs
n,or.vt and perculav Claims
chase sale ~ lsnds and the
non rcs,d~rs andh part Of tbs atate.
Refer. ~ r. Poote r. Senate Hon james N Mason,
m SENATE Tsnnan Warenon, Va Messrs
Mason attorney, law New York Professor Hornsr,
Ia n,s.y esq, Messrs =. w. Welsh,
Ms- John Kasson, attorneys sls~ =, Louis.
Mt..~rn tstt @Ht f0E5 H#e Ap lR-lnwly
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EUPERIOR DaRuerreotypes i-Ffrst Premtum ID ~.
WHTEHURsT has extended the field Of his operations.
ground than In the His galleries
Pennsylvania
No 7 Baltimore street Bamors Broadway and Leonard
New York; No ~ Main Richmond, Sycamore
.t'es Petersburg; Main street, Noroh and Main street. Lynch
burg, Virginia
extraordinary Improvement innrins faithful and highly nnshed
Ikenesses in few seconds.
The rotary back ground invented by H. wh,ebu gives
airy and Hvag appearances to the picture.
Whtehurst than thirty
sand pictures annually snd have given ds.tc'on This
certainly gathering the of his fkenesses
n. W. calls the public generally his elegantly
furnished gallery fuckers where
exhibition Of pictures will he given.
Notwithstanding the composition dagnereotypcs the
Fair If the Maryland awarded the hr
medal by the judses.
Lkcneses ofevey description copied and norton
after IN. Nov 9s~~dly
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General Agency and Law ONCE Al Washington,
aEI.DINC WYLIE,

No TodTs Bsairrs Psrnyironia nssf dsor We" Of
Bvomns Hotel, HasAinrfon, ID. c,
CBAs. DE SELDING ANDREW WYLIE, r, having formed
partnership for the purpose Of prosecuting claims o~ise
the executive departments, or before any board
spoliatsn
prepared 10 give their
Cu all
ohnsc They attend obtaining PENSIONS bounty
arising under treaties,
bwyns and selling real estate, collecting private Claims
rents, sc. III.
Andrew wyle, IT,, will business with which
a,r.e the Arm be intrussd Of the courts Of
he District, Supreme Court Of the United States.
sedinG being United
ponpt testimony, ackoowIedg
which appertsn once
will cisrned,
ind ~ services required.
Communications paid will receive mmediae attention
Sept 6-dly