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University OF Maryland.
E next win begin "Wednesday, 18th day
i 1851, and close LIST March, 1882. e
Nathan X. Smith, M D., Surgery. ... .....
William u. A. Aiken, NJ. ~, Chemistry and Pharmacy
Chew, NJ D. Therapeutics Maieria Medca, and Hygiene
Joseph Roby N. H., Anatomy and Physiology.
William Power NJ D., Theory and Practice Of Medicine.
Richard H. Thomas d., Midwifery and Diseases Of Women and
Children
aeorre w Ml,cnbcrgcr, NJ. D., Pathological Anatomy.
opportunities for the
stomy a a moderate expense. 81. . =. r.. !. Y. !.
four week, by fof.ssos Smith and Pow
privilege
ward. without charge 10 the student FOR the ticket
$50 Sos practical anatomy, $40; mac
ula,ton, s5t graduation, SO
.~I WILLIAM e. A. AIKEN Dean.
baltimore, August /, 1851 f1..e Aug 5-oawti50c
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... af-swnla Medical Department. sr#.
In the medical department expense tuition including
the Demonstrao ticket and dssecng iee sos The
months enables the student
Of medical
lending only lectures day. a#. sr.. .##y 'Na
atr #a sg# -.I ID. E Lao School. 81 49,. ~ .. ra-
An adjunct proessorsp having been appointed department.
the Of study has been enlarged The subjects equity and
will
II o on
law exposition important leading
cases in law aud equity tst1 #h H#s
t.r.. ..t..~s WN. y. KEMPER,
Proctor aud Patron Of the University Of Virginia.
Aug 2-2awswtOl E b. ..-z s.r-e ee rar .} ...
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~ m. Preside nj or ,he u.s,sa States

m .u,.uaaos oiaw, MILLARD FILLMORE Prsdea, OF die
isal public viii be held a ne land once. sAuL sTR
aAmE % as s q s an ~ MsSs Ss. @
on. Of ss.0as Of sSS'e s aSd situated Within .s @s
Cd ~ lease. o, g. reported BY e ssoas.s,
% mf s. are oss 's ss ss %
e a,h January isas and June lah 1850 and
ne provision. @ Of ,ss rss sntsS Ar ss q reduce
the minimum = p ma The Chip.,.xa d,rle, m W,.coa a as
nroyed a6,h September 1850, TO wit
Nots ofae line and Of the principal n,erdia -
Townships forty eight, and for,nne, range
Townships forty seven, yeish forty nine my eight of
townships eight and my nie twenty
To~nsps nayone hfy-'wo and hy Sis Of range twenty
Township. hyone, hiywo, hfyseven, eight, and hny
townships yone, hy fny six, hyseven my eight,
Townships hnysiS, hy seven, dy eight, range
townships day aiy four hyhve, nnys, dyseven and
Townships my our hiy-hve, hysia, and dy range
TSvasp. four, aaynvs, and a, six, and town
ny R4osnns aiwo 1se ana n e range
Ts~nhps TS~:S one" wo and sSsf Sss g isnse thirty
ToxnsSp Sxn.Sp my ay oae anss ass nas a o
Township. Township ny ny md % ,soss oss y.ns
Townships forty eight forty nine, hfy, and my Of range
Townships forty eight, ory-nns, hf, and hay Of
Townships oryeIsh fortynne, my, dy one, range
foty-f0ur. III s 4 #s
Townships forty eight forty nnc hfty rnnxe forty
Townships forty nine and fifty, ofrapge forty s g,
Townships forty six forty seven, forty eight and forty nne Of
seven gN1 al tllAnp9 Tua Hta it t@n
Townships and forty eight, range fouyeght
Township forty eight Of range nine. ~ Ga t43 7i1
Lands BY law f0s ,hs Of schools military and
%.s: @ 81 s ,ss sa be
s &: Il ss % n sa.s
Arkansas an reclaim swaup Ian
% % & .as
so a e M ssvSs. y ~
provdeA t4a aci sied An ac making appropriations
the civil and diplomatic kc approved ID
Nsroh. 1854! Ehg ~ SLVa 9H Af8 tNN9taa i@af8 3Io
Particular offered will be deposited with
ecever Ut Sanir Ste Marie before the day m ralc,
Of lands will be commenced the day
pointed win which they advertised
~ csuvsntast dasa snu the whole shall have been Of
shall be kept
wcoh and private entry OF any OF The hands
will expiration OF The TWO weeks s
vSn under hand cr of Washington mis- twenty sixth
& Jnly po~ni one gid
md By frssidrnt: p A 4at3t4t shl ~ A5aht.2 i" &A
J. BUTglRuRLD, .-.It.. .. - ..., T..
-s Et N Commsonsr of the General Land Once. ~ ~
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Genera, Agency a, Washington, ID. g.

General Agency at Washington, ID q.
DY A. NJ FARoUHhR, formerly Of Harrisburg Pennsylvania,
ID claims the with Mexi
the revolutionary The with Great Ban aud the Flor
For pcnsions bounty Iand, scrip. n. a...
Bounty attend The purchase and .ae OF bounty
land order. 5.- +. =. ....s41 saH
Patent Oos-Tbe applications for patents procuring models
drawings, Ac, viii be attended In all their branches
Gsusrni Po OResA claims against the department will be
prsecued settlement Of consctors' quarterly pay
ditto fncilitaied hc s'4.# - '4r..
New Orleans Deits, Nashville Union, Mobile Advertiser Louis
vile ST Louis New Era Cincinnati Gezeue Indianapolis
Sentinel, New York Herald,
the amount Of o. and s-nd sir bills No this cce
with paper #lsH o.H a34. s#H. ~. Juue 24d
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Mount Alban Institute.

pleasantly situated the Georgetown
Heirbtsthe from embracing the city OF Washington,
Potomac Of Aierandna II is de
boys the benefit Of good,
Christian education II seeks to combine the advantages
thorough scademica instruction with the proper discipline OF
Christian home.
Tbe regular begin November Parents who for
confer with the Rector
Application for admission Of pu, for uer nformaon may
be addressed, 81. Il. .--.-- ...
Rev ANTHONY TEN BRoECK, Georgetown, d. O.
References bishop OF Maryland, and Hugh pavey Evans
IL H. Baltimore T.. w. Chambers Kent county, Md, Aaron
Dayton ESQ., Fourth Auditor of tho Treasury Wssingoh Evan
w, BevarboI 1bomPson, fHtboror
Norh CnroIina; Miller Halowes 81 May's, Georgia
sent s--Qa awfw
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Medical Department Of Georgetown College,
Corner Of p and I2fA streets, Wa.hirston, ID. G
pHE Lectures win Monday November,
l. aadc continue until the latter part Of March,
FACULTY,
Noble Young Professor Of Principles and Practice OF Med
cine = l.. q. /,
Lebean Professor Of Institutes and Practice Of
Surgery. -." .. - I,
Fodoado NJ D. Professor Of Obstetrics anu Diseases Of
Women and Children.
johnson Eliot, NJ. D.. Professor Of Anatomy,
Joshua Richie OF Medtcine
James AUSTIN NJ Professor Of Materia Medca and Thera-
peutics.
J. W. II. Loveoy, NJ. D., Professor OF Chemistry,
Samuel w Everett NJ d. Associate Professor and Demonstration
OF Anatomy Re
Clinical lectures be delivered performed
patients from the fndmary and Dspensar attached TO tho Col
iege. ...s. M.u... . !.
Tho College building
provided with snsoncal
aud ,s admirably adapted for medic al
Fees for full Of
Mai1chanoh tpad only oncel
10
n
other colleges, 80
FLODOARDO HOWARD, NJ, D., Dean,
m. ..# .." Corner OF 10Th and streets.
Aug 2l-iawtNov
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ff1xym these ships having been buu by
Z/&NXI essy Tor government service has been
EaakkSdB aken In their engines,
s.s y insure strength and speed their accomn.o
p ~ passenss are anequalied for elegance comori
y PassaSe ifom New York Liverpool Sl30 Exclusive
E15. s-, t.t. -7-'S ~ 'f = -" -"'
An experienced surgeon will be ach 10 shin
NO berth can be secured paid Dr G'a#a .Ast
Inc owners OF these ships will
puion specie, ewey precious sones metals unless
dhx as signed hereo and the value Expressed
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS, AND TO LEssEEs
OCCUPANTS, AND PERMITTEEs OF MINERAL LANDS.

Every person right Of eempuon Of the
srds establish the
OF register 6alt Marie aud
payment therefor practicable after seeing tA notice
before appointed OF public
"a II the claimed otherwise such claim
forfeited. I n - ..'.s ~
d eyery person having right under the entitled San
once the northern part of Michigan ard 70
uvde lands the Of Michigan
spsrs~ed March, 1871 to
,ss OF permits Of the ands above
mentioned entitled, under the entitled An
minimum OF the mineral lands in the Lake supe
DISTRICT Michigan and the Chippewa district In Wiscensn
sepmber 1850 enter hs land covered by their
permits respectively the minimum price
covering Ian full secuUu, cnt
e surrender Of such lease permit at the proper land Of
nee purchase he shall full section" the
me per required establish the the
OF the and receiver saut Se Marie and
practicable after seet~g fAis notice
before the appointed FIR the of the public
hands embracing the tract claimed otherwise such claim
will ke forfeited. ~ Els
tr@e. III e#H#szMl J. BUTTERFiELD, #f
.f tra 4 Commissioner of the General Land Office.
July N-lawl3M
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u EMOvAu.- DE sEI.DlNG h wyLIE have thei
II Agency Once Sevsnth street, between
and Odd Fellows HAL and two doors from the
National fntelgcncer Office q s' RITZ ~
Ma 00-~3Aw6 4~re .u ru.e H#-Hs 1#..E #v@
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Nj g.r-.p Lime for California and Oregon.
r~s.S, The public informed that under the new ar
NKAXGn rangemenu OF This company, inspected
NL0kK aud approved by the Navy Department and carry
ing the United States mas viii Continue 10 .nyve
asd ssf Fiaseo On the st shd M Of mo
San Diego, and Monersy The following belonging
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company which will be always
each fthe
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New Fall and Winter GOOD


IIOOE, BROTHER, & CO., Pennsylvania avenue 7ib
Ill and cth prepared
citizens of the cities of Washington, Georgetown and
and the surrounding counties OF Maryland and Virginia full aud
complete of French Enss and India fancy staple
dry goods, Of the most recent imporaions. They
~ Very elegant broeade silks, dark colors ...
Extra rich brocade SILK, for evening ..a.
Rich plaid silk styles f.
Extra heavy plain poul de sole s...aI ...
Heavy watsrsd silks all colors IS .....
Real Irish poplins richly waiered, all shades
yery lustrons black Silks all widths ... .a.
Superior wide coored silk veyets, every shade
French Menno and Thbet cloths, grest variety
French de lanes, designs III mE.
french cRslifnefe de Latest styles f. i /.
Rich embroidered 10 mat
Real kAlepcinnnes chemsetcs
Richly eibfoidee muslin collars
Elegantly embroidered and lace trimmed handke kechief-
White embroidered Canton shawls, sl2
Velvet rlosks and ullas, STYLES ..#.
SILK nnntiIlas and yisites, also styles
Real cashmere snawls, long and .
Real cashmere Thbet scaris
Long aud short sewing silk inits and gloves
Bajiou's ceiehrh,d Md gloves, and shade
Black sill iaces, and coored silk frnges
Thread laces and insertings, wide and
Muslin and cambic rulings
Muslin and car and edgings
Sash Deck and belt nbands, sc., &C.
Together entirely desirable
which
assured OF finding
all times during the styles, at the lowest
prices. #.HH #Ha aa - -
Sept l2-u ...f.a ##a|
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E nex annual session the univeiy OF Virginia
mene ON the Isl OF October and
NE % OF June The University te following schools
aud eeturesbip, viz u1rt III Ff f.@' eA4 #444s ~".
Ancient Languages Professor Gessner Harrison, NJ. d.
MODERN Language Professor M. Schee de We're, LII.
D. naiheIudtcspIolessor Edward Ia. Couonay, LII.
NATURAL Observation-Disclosures VIM. T. Rogers, LII, D.
M, D. WV 's~N~ II ''7T' - - - ''~1T''
Mrdieinc- Professor Henry Howard, MD. tua"
Comparative Anatomy Physiology, and sgeryJanes L. Ca
bell, a. ~, M d.. IIstlI
Moral Philosophy Professor VIM. H. McGuitey d. IL. d.
" Law-Protessor John b. Minor, LII. d. -
Adjunct Professor James r. Hoicombe 70 t'taH
and Uemonstrator Pathological
my Staise Davis, A. NJ, NJ d.. a344 , ma #.t a
TO be admitted into the University
ga bu iwo brothers applying for the Faculty
admit one under the of lG
II e applicant for admission has
eorpofated
er ne produce certificate seminary
evldehce 10 the Faculty, Of general good conduct
Inc whole exclusive coes books
pock money, are estimated us follows; ...'.
Board, including SlUO
Fuel and cande be furnished by The Proctor and5
dom,ory, al $50; If TWO in tho roon SIS.
Washing may lie had at abont $40 session 10
Rent of an entire dormitory SIG ha IL occupied by
Mauicuaion fee, of library, public 10
Fees; III single professor be attended, $50; If two $50 each
IL three or more, SIS each. -. ....
In the school OF law, class the
class, S75 higher in each giving
mission, besides, lower class in the schoOlsay rs
asH" 1921 9Eaa ,a#HASHgaH. zaNHHI 1G +&.a Y223
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United states Patent Once /.

IN petition Of Nati. j. Wye, of Cambridge, Massaehu
praying for extension nf granted 10 him for
in preparing ice for shipping for
day of December, 1851
said be heard the Patent Office
November IL O'Clock, and
persons appear aud show II they
why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required 10 hle in the Patent
their objections, specifically forth In writing AT least
before hearing All testimony filed by either
said hearing be taken and transmitted
accordance with the rules OF the Office which will be furnished
application. u t ...#.. I. 5000. -
that this notice be published In the National In
Republic and Union Washington Daily Bee hos
Maspacb.tts Providence Jouu>, Providence Rhode
Island Couran Hartford, Albany stnte Register,
Albany, NJ "; Express, New York and PeunYlyania Inaui-
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, week for three
previous Ot day OF November the day
of hearing. ..... .. #....... u.u, ,,,., .xu,
.#... .s... Commissioner OF Patents,
g. Editors Of the above papers viii please copy and send their
bills TO ONCE with paper containing this notice
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obedience the direction Of the President Of the United stcs
L
California; hereby
Francisco state
on the elI day Of December, 1851.
Given under hands, a, the city Washington, this iih day
September 1851. U F.tsTEa4
HIbkND HALL,
HARRY !. THORNTON,
Sept l7-eod3m Commissioners.
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The new steamship Columbia will San
po IN oregon awaiting ut the former The arrival OF the mails
mails and
regular line propelers kept up
freight and transient
{ r VI #s. +.
The well known steamship Sarah Sands, of burden
now under charter to the peculiarly comodous
her cabin arrnngemen will be kept running family
'..Ht : Es5 III
One Of the above will keep
Acapulco and the other Mexican ports
The connexon In
States mail stsamShips- " II
nhsIoAee lSO
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II OWEN Il son, Merchant Tnilors, would respect
IL. fully make their friends and the public generally
have opened fall
goods OF quality such cloths, cassimere vestnes
Ac and that their friends and will call and
for themselves. s " " Ee .. .'.t,' -
returning liberal patronage they
enced the evils of the credit extent they have de
enned furnish articles their line low for ca
prompt customers solicit continuance public
Oct 0-2awlm Intel Il Telegraph .HE /, -t.L tN
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FemsIc Education AT Washington.

subscriber thankful for patronage which he
from less uan fneen states, from families
highest positions The county respectfully
he entered the fourth Of hts service in
eighteenth Of his erpe1enccl instructor OF youth t1
His Private Family Boarding School for the education
ladies all the solid
American female education limited pupils Of
frs advantages domestic comiou and
MOTTO be attained he thinks in miscellaneous schools
The language intercourse the family and the school frne
under the Instruction ola French lady dcad for he pe"nm W
r. W. CusHMAN, A. NJ, uH.a
Indiana avenue, near City Halt .
Oc ls-cod2mf"
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.H.H Tickets Sl0--lalves S5--Quarers So 30.
a Certificates Of packages OF as whole tickets si3
10 ~' do ofgB half do .l
DO do of % quarter de -
Orders tickets
above splendid lotteries viii the prompt
official Of each drawing
l.'1..z
ta5 Y Address. ai .# ... J. & c. MAURY Agents.
Oct 81 ...@ E Alexandria, Virginia
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= W. NIH0Nf WANAotHB.
#a# ...s $4,000 200 prizes OF $500, r ....
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benen of Monongalia Academy
Glass No. l6l for 1851. ~ '
10 o0 oa"h In ALEXANDRIA, Va Saturday, the LIST
.. ber, 1851,
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DRAPER and Tailor,--WiLI.IAM TUCKER, late OF the
Tucker, Pennsylvania between ~ and
~ calls hts
public generally just opened large and
selected by himself with from the most extensive
importing York Pbanephia, all OF which will
prcei pf his establish
sufficient all who honor him with their
patronage which viii be executed
III shall be ready days show OF the handsom
have been offered In this city,
s,u2i-uaw3w Ut
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ID EMOVAL.-DUNALL BROTHER, merchant tnilors have
informing their ffepds and customers
removed their and elegant store Just
AZ and 9th
square They have just returned from New
opening the Richest and elegant
line Of business whic they prepared
Il make TO order in their usual style OF elegance -
DUyALL h BROTHER.
~ B Wanted, two three frstrate coat hands.
Sept ls-dlwh heo9w
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J. W. MAuRY & Co., MAsAesrs.
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JAMES L.. EDWARDS, late Com missioner OF PEN
and Simeon Smith, attorney atlaw formerly Of ogdns
burg York opened office In Washington city for
before aud
Of the general They
business tha be inuued
Reference be made members OF the last
Congress E.0. lE ll. 5# a
Le,e post paid addressed to Smith, wiards
Hotel, will he duty amended to- #. "l.
Sep lo-diy N.h ..
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Csnio~ Mating, FLOOR Oiiciosh. S~rs'~si"s, sc.
1E subscriber. receiving, per schooner sassnan
l. from New York
80 p,eees ~ heavy white Canton mattings
90 "a
Ga do do do
% A do red checked dc
Is do 54h64do do do rm.H##.
10 do A. do fancy do do
do super English o,cioth, is feet wide
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pHtfJP BARTON KEY Will attend 20 sny ' ~.
he may be ntrued before either Of the courts ms ~
prosecution OF csm e"'o's 10"
srr.s nnd the Departments. Once on street q, ,.x
WAsnisaroH, July i6, is4f, ''""&
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Leaving New York for Chagres Of
N
The steamship II Dorado and the Falcon win direct line
between New Orleans and Chages periods will
insure n te detention possbe the hmus and forming
with the Pacific steamships New
and ports in Mexico California, Oregon from
Orleans be secured Co..
that place.
The for though Francisco has
been reduced from .- +. .s, #... ~
S1So IN lower cabin TO ... $aU
The from New York Chagrcs adopted
se tiesep
passenger allowed personal baggage
ceeding 10 cubic
n
Panama to Fan Prnncisco at the Of 500 per
choice IS
South their agency No III West street, New York
Il. # 3. 2-diyr 3
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o spor,smsn-J. w BADEN Pennsylvania svenus,
street. opened small lot Of superior double
guns, saeable sizes unusually low prices
Likewise supply Dixon Cons powder TASKS 10
and " ..s .u#H MtsE.
pouches and belts -.#
single aud double game bags, dram bottes
English, French, and American
wsddng, powder horns, SC. E#
tie lila w1W -
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rN fully informs the pab,ic tAst
lac has become the proprietor Of the line OF mail coaches running
Washington Winchester, by the of Leesbue He
will good hofsew have in his emroym~t
skfu and accommodating drivers The
will made good and will be-
made the accommodation,
OF those who extend him their The
public respectfully solicited ofics Potomac
House. Psnns, vania avenue between ID and streets
a. .gr. Fl. LANES II. KEMP.
AuH lily
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j. FRANCIS CLEMENTS,

Attorney and Councillor af Iaw,
WILL the o this Drtic, and in the adjoining
w counties ~ Maryland and Virginia.
especially claims for services IN the OF The revolution
Office on Louisiana avenue, been ~ and 9th streets
Sept i2-eo6m
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VIRGINIA Locomotive and Car Works, wOifs street
aud river Potomac, Alexandria, Nuginasmiuh Perkins,
locomotive
and boilers, chilled wheels
patent chilled aud wrought slip machinery castings
orally.
The undersigned having rscied extensive shops, and
cured modern machinery and toos
orders for locomotive engines and machinery OF all dnd
r.. q. SMITH, srH
Late Of the AI.t tapdna Iron Works. 1
THATCHER PERKINS, m.
Master OF Machinery the Baltimore and ONO Railroad
Augm m-d
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THIS known establishment ll conducted in the
manner always The central and pleasant situation
house. arrangements, and the comforts and
there combine render agreeable and ad.
the traveller ~ .u.H
lila wing one John L. Tucker Co.. long
the head the establishments subscriber pledges his
maintain m reputation, and 20 give satisfaction hs
% .HI
. ~. wM H. PARKER.
BosroS, Sept Is, 1851,
Iq.-3tawam
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no OWNERS Lands In Teras.-A gentemanin Viginia,
and lawyer, desires toremove TO Texas
present like become the agent for some
OF lands in that with view 10 bring hem INTO
market
lie has family and small capita dssirous engaging in
and his general acquaintance Is such
him control considerable emigration 10 Tstas
lands would be inclined TO aya himself
he placed in sponaence WIN the
advertiser and suitable fesponses by addressing Pot
a. General agent and collector, Richmond, Virginia.
N H. UoOE a co.. Wholesale and Retail Dealers I'm
cnrpetnc cIoths maings, rugs, curtain materials,
,beetine furnishing goods generally
avenue 7ih and eth streets Washington
D., f.
Aug So--u
niSaOIUTION hm heretofore exist
IL Brother is this day by mutual
dissolved Mr. George r. Dyer win attend 10 o settle
the 6, also Of The unsettled businas.
late Robert w Dyer deceased TO when mmsdae non
IL respectfully requested EDWhtD y, DYER
w.snrseTos, september "a, 1850.
M Notice.-Tho undersigned have
and firm OF Dyer Mcue, and
old Dyer Brother OF 10Th street and
.-
and pledge then-eycs discharge faith
fully every con6ded TO them. ri ..I
Dyer Mcclure prepared make advances upon
EDWARD q. DYER,
.... .....g..... J, @, MCGUIRE T.
b w.surseros, septemha. 81, 1850.
Sept. V--du
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r. g. Editors papers will please copy and send their
bills TO Once, with paper containing this notice
Sent J-aw3v ..