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The New York and Liverpool United states Mail
Steamers.

These ships having been by contract ex
E&Y pressly for service,
<kkdH taken In their as In
insure strength and speed their aceoInmo
daons of passengers uneqaaled for elegance
fnce OF passage from New York TO Liverpool $780, Exclusive
-'
An experienced surgeon will he attached TO each shin.
No berth can be secured until paid for
The owners these will gold
ading signed bereo and the
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University of Maryland.
E re,, begin Wednesday The 18th day Of oco-
L Der, 1851, and close ls March, 1854
Nathan r.. Smith, N. D., Surgery,
WiIt.m ". A. Aiken NJ d.. Chemistry and Pharmacy
samuel Chew NJ D. Thcspeutcs Mssera Msd'ca and Hygiene
Jo,enh Roby, N. D., Anatomy and Physiology.
William Power, N. D., Theory and Practice OF Medicine
Richard n Thomas d. Midwifery ana Diseases oil Wome" a''
Children. :. :, u.,-,-,-, .-.-
the for the prosecution Of practical an
stomy a a moderate expense. :. -, - , ~.
~ tho Raltimore Iphrma, the pres. Of daily to It's
wards without charge 10 the student or ns "ckel
$o0 W 80 pracc" an"t"hy Wv" mh"o
ulation, s5; graduation, go. ,,,,.,, .,yrx -
baltimore, August !, ls,i hns9-"wu9oc'
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IN the petition wyeth Of Cambridge Mas-aehu
se praying the extension Of patent granted to him ior
te expiration Of which takes place on the Isl
Il is ordered ,ha, petition Once
Monday The o Of noys%se %e1 h at oos sSr sy na S~a
why said petition ought not 70 be granted a., = -. p,,
odee snsr osse,,on spseiseaiy se, forth in wns
twenty days before the day Of hearing Al testimony hed BY ehe,
accordance with the rules Of The ofhee which viii be furnished
Ordered uis notice be published in the Naona, In
Republic and wnon WaTan e ps n'G Rhes
Island coursn dar,ord Albany STATE Res.s
1s@ FSlsdepaia, once wsss ior @rss sue, s
weeks previous 70 the o day Of November next the day
Of hearing ruos p,vp.Nv
commissioner Of Patents.
OF the above win please copy and send their
bills odhee, with containing this notice
Sept a-sws~
Lane Tucker pennsyvania avenue between ~ and
@ streets DSyrr u s' very M uSe and
Offensive s"s sss gs English Cloths
@"sas soa.ss o Se~ Yo and rSaspsa
men, !. safcsnt guarantees to all may
me .sn which b.. san n'. will Be o s,ssuG s nno.
styles been offered in this city,
Sept 2i-3taw3w
% EMovAL-DUvALl, \ BROTHER merchsn, '.i'ors, have
M e Pssue sSs oo o. %n"s , 70 @ pe% and eea", a.
2" 5 n,y s 1 '"a returned @ o@ Ss%
and opening one o. q % ss' sss s"a s %e, arc prepared
" ~ DtJyAII. n BROTHER.
NJ y. Wanted, hrstra,e coat hands,
Sept is-dlw&eo2w
Mount AIban Institute.
THIS institution very pleasantly situated The Georgetown
prospect from embracing INC CRY o W@ns'on
and the town OF Aerandus IL ~ de
extend limited number q boys The benefit 2, ,ooa
education II seeks W combine me
thorough acadcmcai instruction with The proper discipline o
Christian home 49,, -. n.
The viii November Parnfs VINO Tor
any earlier admission confer WIN the feco
be addressed, -. !, :,
Rev. ANTHONY TEN BRoEcK, Georgetown, d. Q,
Bishop Of Maryland and Hugh Dav.y Evans
IL ID Bsltmorc Hon e. r. Kent county, Nd Aaron
o. Dayton esq Treasury Was'nRon bvan
yons esq w, Bcverbout Tbompson rpoofo,
North Caroina. Col Miller tialiowes 81 May's Georgia
I6--2awiw
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no OWNERS OF Lands TeXas.-A gentleman in Virginia,
good surveyor and lawyer desires TO remove TO Teras
country, with view TO bring them into
market
the satisfactory testimonials OF eapac
integrity responsibility and his general acquaintance such
considerable emigration to Tesas
6Teras lands who would ne
rr.spoudcnce
adveer andse suitable responses BY 'dde,,Ss Re,,
General agent collector, Richmond, Virginia.
the citizens Of Washington and soe
town. Of dancing lessons for ihe VII
men Tuesday October 2sh at his residence on rohS
Day. o2 tuition Thursday and saur-
DAYS. ceorretown- Mondays sad Fridays.
Oct2-du
n H. HOOE a. co., whoics.,. and Retail Dealers ="
Il floor oil cloths msttings, rugs, cWah m''i
furnishing goods generally.
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7p aud sh streets W"hnron
DC.
Aug Oft
nlssoLUTIoN Cop.rtsr.hipTbe firm heretofore exist
ing under the name ol DyeGs Bohe ls S @ % I ,bo ,,s
hrm, also Of the unseted business
the w. Dyer deceased TO which mmsds"
is respectfully requested GPo pyrR "'
wAsHrreros september -, 1870.
the and firm o Dyer Mcsure and
the general auction and commission business tne
OF Dyer Brother, corner OF ioh suee'
ey most respectfully solicit OF the be
slowed upon and podrs themselves TO discharge ah
fuI confd.d TO them
Dy, Mcclure prepared make advances all con
'sn"enU' anu '' EDWARD c. DYER,
j.. q. MCGUIRE.
w.smreros, sep,embs' ", 1850.
Sept. T-du
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nv A. NJ FARQUHAR formerly of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania,
II for claims on with Meri
co The revolutionary the with Great Britain, and the Flor
ida
For pensions, bounty land, scrip.
Bovnfy Landwl attend the purchase and sale Of bounty
land on order
Of,The applications for patents, procuring models
drs wings, viii he all their branches
Post OcsAI claims against the department VIII be
settlement OF quarterly accounts pay OF
ditto facilitated, he,
New Orleans Delta, Nahyle Union, Mobile Adveriser Louis
Gazette, Indianapolis
Sentinel New York Herald Detroit Free Fess VIII publish TO
.,,h . n.ne, - - 80 June 9fff
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NOTICE TO PRE- -EMPTION CLAIMANTS, AND TO LEssEEs,
OCCUPANTS, AND PERMITTEEs OF MINERAL LANDS.

NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS, AND TO LESSEEs,
OCCUPANTS AND PERMITTEEs OF MINERAL LANDS.
Every person entitled to the right OF empton Of the
lands establish the
payment therefor practicable after eeing this notice
and before appointed public
embracing the tract camed otherwise such claim
will be forfeited.
And every having the right under the act entitled An
establish the northern Michigan, ard
lands the State Of Michigan
approved March, lsi7 te~ees oeeaPd" or Pere 10
the lands
mentioned entitled under the act entitled An
reduce price the mineral lands in the Lake supe
Michigan, and the Chippewa district in Wisconsin,
approved September 1880 the land covered by their
permits respectively the minimum
per IL than full section, " enti
tied surrender OF such lease the land Of
fee purchase IL be shall elect section"
81 50 required establish the the
OF the and Sault Marie,
therefor praeabe after seeing this notice.
appointed for the of the public
lands embracing the claimed otherwise such
will be forfeited.
j. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
lawl
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m pursuance ofIaw MLARD FILLMORE President Of the
ted States hereby declare and make Known
.i public viii be held at the land Office. at sAuLT STE
maE !" s ay s Of = osoSe nea for the
ions of sections Of public lands situated within The limits
ed by purchased reported by ,he
containing az a ss ~ speS %1 leases be- offered under e
Of the 2h January, isie, and June Ism so' ana
provisions Of the act entitled An act 70
the MINIMUM price Q, he mineral ana m .i IN Wseopsin ap
proved 26th September, 1850 10 wit
North The line and es Of The principal '"sr'd'G"
Townships eight and forty nne, of range TWEEN
Townships seven, ore eight onynine and my eis" oi
7Cwnshps my sisn, hlly Of sngs we"y seven
Townships hftyo one hhyiwo' and nes"' range '"'""
Townships MY one, hnytwo. hayeven, fifty eight and hhy
Townshp my one my two, six, and hiy eight,
Townships my one, dys my and hnyesh of range
townships four ydve 6ysiH, dfseven, and
hay eight Of sSnse ,hry Two and 6v seven Of
Townhips three -four, fydve aud MY six,
townships ay-iwo, three, and my iour thirty five.
swn.ps s~n.S my 'IS sywo, and range thirty
township hny one, of range thirty eight.
Township my one, Of range thirty nine
Townships fiiy and ftiy one, OF range foriy-one
Townships foyesh,, forty nine hy and hsyon of range
townships forty eight orynins hy and fifty one, of range
townships fory-esh iorynne, nifty, and hy one of range
forty-our.
Townships forty and nifty of range forty
Townships forsx forty seVen forty egt and forty nine, OF
range forty seven
Townships and forty eight of range foryeigh
Toynship forty eight Of range forty nine.
Lands appropriated by for tho Of schools military and
other together those swamp
unit thereby for cultivation, which shall be selected
authorities before the days appointed for the
public under the entitled can enable
Arkansas and other States reclaim the lands
m' approved September 49, 1880, iu s excluded
M sal And no locations for land boun.es heretofore
law OF Congress for military
United States will Be permitted Of the lands
provided by tho entitled An making appropriations for
civil and diplomatic OF hc approved ID
March. 1851.
lists OF the offered will be deposited with
Sau Ste Marie before the day Of sale
offerings Of the lands will be
pointed and will the order which they advertised
all convenient despatch until the whole shall
and the thus closed but the sale shall be
longer an two weeks and no private entry OF any OF the lands
will be admitted until after the expiration Of the weeks
under my hand, Washington, this sixth
Of july Domin thousand hundred and my
= - -6H9D MfLLARD FILLMORE.
BY President:
J. BuTTERyxLD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
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rysrILp ma RTrDN KEY viii attend 10 any business
he either of the cou o. h's Dis
md the prosecution Of claims tstorc Son
ercs@ and Departments. Once on @ street.
WAsmssTos. July is, lr~. vh-Sawu
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Canton matttpg., Floor Oiicloths CsrPetihE, SO.
THE ubscnber receiving per schooner
from New York
50 pieces - extra heavy white Canton mattings
20 do 50 do do do.
20 do do do do
do do checked do do
do 34 h6-4do do do
10 do 4 do fancy do do
do super English oilcloth ls feet wide
super American olcioth, from twelve eighteen feel
wide
IS do ow-pnced American ohcoh. from three TO sir feet
wide
10 do Cocoa mauings, for basement, &C.
Also hnnd full assortment OF every variety OF i'm
ported and American caTpeinG, such as
Tapestry velvet tapestry English and American BRUSSELS
imperial ply ingrain and low
priced rag hemp cotton striped and sad together
with furnishing which
prepared fully offer R-good terms
dealers In this country. : - -
Aplo-u u H. hoob q Co.
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NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGK.-The lectures In this
" will the hfst Monday OF November
andc continue until March,
Miller, NJ D., Professor Of Anatomy and Physiology
Professor OF Obstetrics and Diseases
o and Children
Joshua Riley d. Professor Of Maena Medca, Therapeutics
Jno Fred May D. Professor of the Principles and Practice OF
surgery. -
Grafton Tyler M d. Professor Of Pathology and Practice Of Med
icins.
iogcal Anatomy.
NJ ~ Professor of Chemistry and Pharmacy
James Y Morgan, NJ, D., Prosoctof and Demonsifator
expense for full OF lectures BY s the pro
Practical anatomy demonssor 10
Matriouinting payable only
Clinical given regularly tho Washington innImay
mo. FRED. MAY, NJ. d,
Aur I0-oawrd Dean
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Leaving New York for Chasres ths lh and 26 of each
The steamship II Dorado the Falcon will form direct line
between New Orleans and Chags leaving such periods will
little possible Isthmus and forming
with the Pacific steamships through line and from New oeans
Mcxico California, Oregon Passage New
Orleans be secured from Armstrong Lawraon, Co.. agents
that place.
through New York San Francisco has
been reduced FROM
&SD In lower cabin 10
Chagres will be the adopted
by anys safes between these
Each allowed $50 lbs baggage ee, not
ceeding measurement AZ 10 cubic feet
be taken Cbagres 20 cents foot and from
Panama % San Francisco SlOO
Of apply the Once Of the "A and 50
their agency, No. III West street, New York
city. Aug1-dy
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BRILLIANT LOTTERIES ron NOVEMBER, 1881.
J. w. MAURY s. Co., MANAGERS.

$4,000 200 prizes OF $500.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the beneht OF Monongaiia Academy
Glass No l6 for 1851.
To be drawn in Alexandria, Va Saturday, the LIST Noyen
Der, 1851
Lowest three number prize. $500,
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Pacific Mail steamship ompany.-The only Throux IN
Line for California and Oregon.
.f~n~x. The public informed that new ar
NKMXEo rangemens Of this company, inspected
SE4IEB and approved by the Navy Department carry
a&l20- ing the United States mails leave
of each
detained unavoidable touch
San Diego and Monterey The following packets belonging
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company, which always
In port at each end Of the route, Pacific:
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HE next annual University Virginia will
the Let without ntemissiou
u The 2h Of June The University comprises the following schools
and ieetureshp,
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THE MODERN FRENCH COOK-s practical guido
20 culinary all branches sdaped well ior ns
private hme' by chares
Eme FrancaieIi. volume, evo $40 pages, with numerous "
lustratons. Price si u.s. .,, r.y,op
ssp ~ FRANck iA'1o"
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Medical Department Of Georgetown College,
Corner Of p and lofh streets, Warrington, ~ g
UuE Lectures will Monday in November,
L asd continue uni the latter part Of March
Noble Young Professor OF Principles and Practice OF fMed
cine.
Charles Lebesn Professor OF Institutes and Practice OF
surgery :. .-.-.---- =, ,x,---- :,
fododo Howard M Professor OF Obstetrics and Diseases OF
Women and Children,
johnson Eliot, NJ. d., Professor OF Anatomy
Joshua A. Richie Professor Of Institutes OF Medicine
AUSTIN NJ d. Professor Of Mafea Med'cn and Ihera
peutics. ..,.
j. w. II. Lovejoy, NJ. D., Professor OF Chemistry
Everett NJ d. Associate Professor and Demon'ua'o
of Anatomy -
Clinical lecture. delivered and operations performed on
In6mary and Dspensary attached 10 hs ,'
ege. -,. :, 80, on.,
lecture halls and anaomca
rooms IL admirably adapted foe medic al instruction
n full Of lectures
Matncuaton (pad only once)
Demopstrators
Grsdunton
Perpetual ticket.
Fec for u,osew attended two full courses In
FLODOARDO HOWARD, NJ d., Dean,
Of 10th and Y streets
Aug 9t-tawtNov
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Tickets SiU-HaIves S5-QuaTtcrs - 30.
Certificates Of packages OF 20 whole tickets, slD 90
20
DO OF PC quarter do II so
Orders certificates Of packages
splendid will the prompt attention,
official each drawing immediately after
all who order from
Address j. n c. MAURY, Agents,
Alexandria, Virginia.
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TAMEs L.. EDWARDS, late Commissioners Of Pom
and Simeon Smith, attorney atsw, formerly OF OGdens
bury opened office Washington city for
before Congress and
tbe the They
their business be inuusted
10 their care may made members Of the last
Congress
Letters post paid addressed Edwards Smith, wiIards
Hotel will he duly attended 10.
Sep l0-dly TT
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cation by distributing hundred thousand dollars
among the insurgents Pirates were still in great
force of the coast.

cation by distributing one hundred thousand dollars
among the insurgents. Pirates were still in great
force of the coast.
The accounts from Paris are to the 1st January.
Some feeling had been excited among the political
circles, by disagreement between the Assembly
and the Government. The French funds had de-
clined in consequence.
BELGIUM.
From Brussels we learn that the Belgium Gov
srnment has officially promulgated law relative
to the dscontinuance OF gold coinage, the currency
of which has put end to the extent Of fourteen
millions six hundred and fortysx thousand francs.
HEssE cAssRL.
he news from the Continent il not of much i'm
portance.
The Elector of Hesse returned tn his capital on
the 18th December He was received with great
Indifference on the part of the people,
The Dresden Conferences were in progress, but
the chief business done had been merely OF pre-
minary nature.
From Austria we learn that an army OF lo,OOO
men was about to march into the Duchies, accom-
panied by Prussian force Of the same strength.
scHLEswIG HoLsTEIN.
There was no chance of pacific settlement OF
the Schleswig Holsten question The new com
mander in chief of the Holstein army had resigned
POLAND.
The native custom house officials in Russian 70
land were to be dismissed, and replaced by Rus
slams Other measures for completely Russian
isng the Polish provinces were being pressed Tor
ward with the utmost vgor.
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BOARDING..

MRS. PECk'S BOARDING HOUSE has yet
1vA some pleasant Rooms for families single -
gentlemen. The house is Magazine street, third vi
door from Felicity Road The price for Boarding MI
reduced to suit the times. Gentlemen who do bust -
ness in the lower of the CITY, would find this hsstby
and delightful home for their families. The made
short by the umnibus l5 mir jas lmos
DOARDlNG-Two families and several gentlemen can
ID be accommodated with board at No. 2lS Common 81.
between st. John and At. Peter streets. o.5 Smlp--
POARDING-In Central Locality.-A num-
- Der of Gentlemen. with without families can oe ac-
csmmodaed with good Boarding and exec l,sn n9cms oh
No ~ Nslchez street.
TO RENT-Very low to a good tenant-The me large
Store under the above Boarding house. os Smo
MRS. w. e. BROWN informs her friends and
tl the public that, having opensd and thosonehly kA
repovs. sd ths WAVERLY HOUSE, No. y canal III
~ usiely o.cnpei by Mrs Shall she prepared VI
TO ,itT every accommodation, To both transient and -
Boarlers, pains and procure
New Dreams. November ., lSe. niA yoa
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Further Foreign News by the franklin.

INDIA AND CHINA.
The overland mail from India had arrived. India
was perfectly tranquil. A subjugation of the Pun
jaub was considered complete that the East India
Company have thrown open the ranks of the army
to all classes.
In Calcutta commercial affairs are active
From China we learn that the rebellion in the
vicialty OF Canton had not produced any serious
resYts.
An English war steamer, and the IT, s. ship
Marlon were moored off the factories for their pro-
lection, if requested.
The rebels had levied tax on the tea boats,
Commissioner Sea had attempted to effect pacif-
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MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF MAssAcHU.
sETTs-Ihe Fugitive Law Sustained "A dspa ,ch
from Boston, January 10Th, says that Gov. Bout.
wells message was delivered that morning, the
reading occupying half an hour
After speaking of the unprecedented prospects Of
the State, he goes to say that the income has ex-
ceeded the expenditures $50 000 and that the State
debt on January lst, 1850, will be S295, COO.
He speaks in favor of establishing single Repre-
sentative districts in cities, and single Senatorial
Districts, and says that the Legislature has the un-
doubted right 10 make changes in the government
| of Harvard College. He alludes to The proposed
change Of eieciing members of Congress by pu-
r1ty vote on the second or third trials.
In reference to the Fugitive Slave bill, he says
the provision for the delivery of tugtives from ser
vice or labor was in the nature of treaty between
sovereign States and for its fufment the General
Government was clothed with sufficient authority.
The manner of delivery has been left to Con
gress, and its acts are binding upon every State,
and each citizen, unless the judicial tribunals shall
| declare them to be unconstitutional A law thus
passed may be, in the opinion of a State or indi-
vidual unjust inexpedient, or unconstitutional yet
this opinion furnishes excuse for Illegally nulli-
| flying its power, or resisting its execution.
The only remedy lies in Congress for its injustice
| or nexpedency, and in the supreme judiciary for
its and until there can be
| cessiul appeal to the other, no citizen can
Interfere with the due execution of the law. He
| does not therefore advise the passage of any mea-
! sure calculated to increase the excitement which
unhappily exists.
| He thinks the act of 1850, in some of its provi.
sons appears not to have proper regard to ths
| rights OF the alleged fugitive the sentiments o
the community in which the law is to be executed
He adds, however that the evils which suffer i,
| the Union not to be compared with the genera
ruin which will inevitably result from its dissolu
! ton.
If we exhibit liberal spirit of patriotism an,
justice, we may expect similar manifestation b.
other States. In viewing the admission of Califor
MIA, giving majority of two in the Senate, des
tined to be increased by the freedom of Delaware
the admission of Oregon, New Mexico and Mime
sofa within ten years, there to be no occa
sion to despair either OF free institutions or ou
country
The entire coast of the Pacific is dedicated t
freedom, and the commerce of the country is in th
hands Of the North The introduction of manr
tactures in the South will lead to inquring as
the relative cost of free and slave labor in favor
the former.
The Governor concludes by saying, " in the COZ
seriousness of strength, let us be just, and faithful
perform the duties our father. assumed for then
selves and for u.s."
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This Company is now ready to make
Insurance on White Persons and
Slaves, at their established rates of
premium. This being the only Com
pany, incorporated in the State, con-
fined exclusively to Life Insurance.,
with an extra Guarantee Fund, the
Directors fee confident that it affords
unusual and much greater induce
ments to those desrous Of efiecting an
insurance on their lives than any other.
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MADAME fSRk-Ths celebrated Philosogher, As.
1 uoog and nomst and of the Egyptien
Oaces Of Fate respectfully informs the ladies' gentle
men Of New Orleans that she will remain the city tor
short time, and may be consulted any of the abovs
sciences at her office, No. @ Gravie street, between
reer and ST. Paul streets, Madam y il desired, will
chronological Charts, with admeasuements of the hea,.
temperament etc. Concentration o1. aul2 6m
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TEXAS PECANS-ln bags and barrels, for
Jas I. w. ARTHUR co. Is and . New Lsvss.
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INSURANCE.
TENNESSEE MARINE AND FIRE
Insurance CO21apNNY.
,APITAL. GNNO.On

]. T. MoREHEAD, Solicitor
r. PRETLOw, M. d., Physician.
J. b. CASEY, Chairman Committee on Finance.
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SCOTCH ALE-Prime Scotch Ale, in quarts
~ for saet ia3 JOHN TOOLE, Is Bank Place,
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REMOVALS..

p PEMOVAL-JoHN WILLIAMS, Cotton Factor
IL and Commission Merchant, has removed to 81 Gravier
sr ,agI