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i'ABPETISos, Floor OiI-CIoths. Curtain Materials,
Aele subscribers have the pleasure Of their
numerous friends and housekespers generally OF the
ten Georgetown and Alexandria, and adjacent
and Virginia that they have just received New York
packets by far the extensive and altogether
assomen, Of houseluishing dry goods Of
they have had the the
ing articles Of which they beg TO enumsrale vizi
IS pieces tapestry ves et carpeting designs
50 do tapestry Brussels do very rich
rs do exua heavy English Brussels do
Is do do do small figures
bales patent English Brussels, low priced
5000 yards super lheepy carpeng, Lowell manufacture
900 d. do ingram carpeung do do
1000 do do do second quality
sheets beautiful oil cloth, which will any
shape Tor halls passages
70 peces twied and plain Venetian passages
80 dozen brass stair rods, all SIZES, and cheap
25 printed drugget crub cloths, tom 0I 1874
10 pieces rich silk aud wool curtain de IAne
20 do do worsted and do
25 do do woru ued damasks
Is do do union damasks, double width
do do worsed dc lanes, for furniture
e5 do Turkey red cashInerets
- pairs richly embroidered lace curtains
so pairs embroidered muslin curtains
20 pieces embroidered curtain muslIns, lew price
i5O brass conices, from the richest 10 the cheapest
Together with all curtain trimmings and fixtures of the
latest es all OF which viii be offered the
dating Purchasers cordially
before making their selections elsewhere.
HooE, BROTHER, Il CO.
Sept l6-d4wf
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Sept l6-eod2wif
s,.y Euii and Winter Goods.

Ne Winter Goods.
uOOE, BROTHER, CO, Pennsylvania between 7h
ii received, prepared TO offer the
Washington Georgetown and Alexandria,
Virginia. Iuii and
Engsh India and staple
| y goods mporiations They name
| Very silks, dark colon
Extra brocade silk, for evening
Rich plaid silk, styles
Extra heavy plain pouit de sole
all coos
Rca poplins, waiered all shades
Very ustrous black silks, all widths
colored silk veyets. shade
French Meino and Thibct cloths, great variety
French nous de laines new designs
cashmere de latest styles
Rich embroidered cheiuiseues, with sleeves match
Rea lace chemsetes aud cuffs
Richly embroidered muslin collars, and
embroidered lace trimmed handkerchief
White embroidered Canton shawi from Sl2 TO 9Is
Velvet coaks and mantlas, new STYLES
silk maDiilas and visites, also styles
Real cashmere shawls long and square
Real cashmere and Thibet scans
Long and short sewing silk mit- and gloves
Baou's celebrated kid gloves, every size and shade
Black black and colored silk tinges
Thread laccs and inserngs, wide and narrow
Muslin aud camb1c Tufngs
Muslin and cambric insertings and edengs
Sash, neck, and belt nbands, Sc, &c. .1
entirely and desirable goods suit
which weekly sdd
purchasers be assured Of hnding
season. fashionable styles, the loves
prices. ..u,u.u.
Gent
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Fraction township one suwanuee fver Of range
sixteen. e~
Lands appropriated by law use Of schools military ana
other purposes together with hoss swamp lands
made unh thereby cultivation any, which
ny the state auhortes before the appointed
ment o. e public sales respectively entitled An act
TO enable the state OF Arkansas reclaim The
swamp lands whn their limits approved September 2slh 1850
Dth Be excluded from e sales And locations land bo,ntes
heretofore granted by law Congress military services rem
dered TO the United states M be permitted men
loned lands, provided by the
paonA for the civil the
&c, approved Sd March, 1851. 77-'
The Offering of tie above on
The days appointed and will proceed order in which they are
advertised with ali convenient despatch shall have
eh ohered, and The sales
open longer than two weeks private entry the lands
WIN be admitted until after the expiration two weeks
Given under hand of this
dhy oil july ammo Domn thousand
BY the President:
J. BuTTERurLp,
-sM Commissioner of the General Land Once.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled the right pc-empon any
lands wn the townships and
ed required 10 establish the the register
and receiver Of The land ohce and payment therefor
as soon as practicable after seeing this notice. before
oned for The Of tbs public sale Of the lands
bracng The tract caned otherwise such claim viii he
j. BUTTERFIELD, ~
~ Commissioner of the General Land Office.
July 27-lawl3w
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The College of ~. James,


fTAc Diocesan College Of the Potetant Episcopal Chnreh
THE will open Monday, October 6, lel
and continue until the commencement day''the last
July s2 New students recommended TO enter
received time they
py and estimate from the date Their entrance.
The college number o classes, affords all the
portunes education, and the successful ena
collegiate conters its graduates the usual aca
IDENTICAL degrees. ,..,- .--,, , 49,
The grammar school, moedaey adjoining the college md un
the but under distinct dciptne
beginning their academica course and prepares
The oversight aud direction OF the
professors college special advantages to the pupils In
The grammar school. ...
In the mercantile classes study Of the Greek language
place supplied Ly additional studies In modern Ian
guages, hook keeping, sc. -. 49,, -, .
The situation college entirely healhfu and by Its dis
and villages, favorable to good morals and
order.
Kemp Hail. building 30 feet by 4O viii be ready for
in sddnon
corps professors bav recently appointed Hugh Davey
Evans cv and ecclesiastical law, and John
Alexander, LII %, lecturer physics aud chemistry
in the college and grammar
months hundred and twenty-five
dollars, payable sent annually In advance,
Applications he made
- Rev. John u. KERFOOT, u. D., Rector,
College of St. James 2. o. Maryland
Aug i4-]taw2m
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Assistant Teaches wanted Immediately.
rIH Principal tho War IN % Male Academy wishes
empoy teacher Va qualified
he v.r,os english brnpcea mathematics lie
sf sober h,bts nnh grd moral chsracer
An and ~ letter. post paid
10 the Principal,
Feb lo--d0
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nEuOy,IL DE seiDiNG wYLIE have removed thei
IL General Agency Qnice TO Seventh street, between
opposite Odd Fellows ha AMI two doorfrom ue
NntionaI inurigencsr DEce,
Ma
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IIAKPLR'S Magazine for October.
IL International Magazine for October.
Cuba In ls5its statistics,
ments in connexion with the revolt
sefDeceptonA History Of the Human Heart part by
Ellis
The London Medical Student; by Punch.
The Mysteries of the HeatlA Romance by Eugene
The London Lancet for September
Don Guxotte vol, syo so This day
for sale by TAYLOR x MAURY,
Oct2 Booksellers,
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Univ.rsfty Of MsryInnd-
IIH next Wednesday, the 18th day Of octo
l. her, 1851 and close lr March, 1852
Nathan n smith, NJ D., snrrery
william r. A. Aiken, NJ. D., Chemistry and Pharmacy.
Samuel NJ d. Therapeutics, Maea Medica and Hygiene
Jo~cpb Roby, NJ. D., Anatomy and Physiology.
william Power, NJ. d. Theory and Practice of Medicine.
Richard Thomas Midwifery and Diseases Women and
Children.
Geogre w. Miienberger, NJ d.. Pathological Anatomy.
Tho no ample opportunities for the Of practical
atony nj a moderate expense
four times week. p froesors smith and Pow
ar ,e baltimore Inrmar. with the privilege Of daily
wards without charge TO the student TOR ths ticket,
$50 10 Sss pncca anatomy, Sloi mntrc
'o' ~ WILLIAM II. A. AIKEN, Dean.
Baltimore, August I, 1881. Aug 6-2awt5oc
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DATES or SAILING.

For freight or passage apply 10
EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. So Wall street, NJ Y.
BROWN, sHIPLEY, CO.,
Liverpool.
T. q. ROBERTS, CO.,
- Kings Arms Yard, London.
l.. DRAPER, jr,
Sept 5-dly boulevard, Montmartre, Paris.
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Medical Department Of Georgetown CoIl"ge,
Corner Of = and I2th streets, Warrington, ID. C.
THE Lectures viii commence Monday in November,
i aHd continue until the latter part OF March.
FACULTY.
Noble Young Professor Principles and Practice Of Medi-
cine.
H. Lebean Professor Of Institutes and Practice Of
Surgery.
Fodardo Howard Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases Of
Women and Children.
johnson Eliot, NJ d., Professor Of Anatomy
Joshua A. Ritehe D. Professor Of Institutes OF Medicine
Austin, Professor Of Matera Medioa and Ihera
peutics.
j. W. II. Loveoy, NJ. d., Professor Of Chemistry .
Samuel w D. Associate Professor and Demonstrato
Of Anatomy.
delivered and operations performed on
patients inrmay Dpensary attached to ts Col
lege. .... ......
College building erected great EXPENSE
lecture nails and nnnonca
aud admirably adapted for medical instruction
a full Of lectures
Matncuiaion (paid only once)
DennnuatoTs
Fee those have attended full courses In
FLoDoARDo HOWARD, NJ, d., Dean,
Corner Of 10th and streets
Aug 2l-lawtNov
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University OF Virginia.

OF
THE annual session Virginia
October, and without nienission
Ill 29 Of June The University comprises the following schools
aud leetureshp, viz:
/. Ancient Langunges-Proessor Gessner Harrison, NJ ID.
Modern LaoguasesProfessor NJ sehels de We're, LII D.
4. Natural PhIosophy-Proessor VIM. b. Rogers, LII u,
S. Chemistry Maera Medica-PIofessor Robert Rogers
! Modene- Professor Henry Howard, MD.
= Comparative Anatomy Physiology and surgeJames h. Ca
Moral Philosophy-Professor H. McGudoy, DID,, LII d.
9, Law-Professor John b. Minor LID,
Adjunct Professor-Janes P. Holcombc
Demonuaor OF Special and Pathological Anato
my-John Stage Davis, A. NJ, NJ d.
University the student be l6 of
but Of TWO brothers applying for the Faculty may
II the applicant been any other in
poed seminary he cannot be received into the University un
evidence, the Faculty, Of general good conduct
The whole necessary expenses exclusive o eohss pooS and
pockets money, estimated as folowsi
Board including and attendance for months 500
candles be furnished BY the Proctor at cost and
Per rens ~ ss Two in the same room al is
Washing had at about $40 session. 10
Rent entire domo, si6i for half occupied by two
Macuiaiioa fee library, public Is
Fees II single professor be attended, sou wo
IL three more, S2S each
In the school Of The junior class The ees are as SboyS
class SIS higher Zee in each instance giving ad
non besides 10 any lower schoo-say.... 10
Sa15
Medical Department.
In the medical department for tuition including
the dissecng fee 95 The session OF
student complete course Of studies H
other medical institution IN the Union by at
tending only two lectures day.
Ldo School
An been appointed the department.
study has been enlarged The subjects OF equity and
law will be taught more fully than has hitherto ban
aud there viii be aodd short course Of lectures on he
civil nw together with exposition OF the most Important leading
In law and equity ,,,,, , ,r,,,,n
Proctor and Patron Of the University Of Virginia
Aug l2-9awswtol
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NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE.-The lectures in this
institution will tho first Monday oi November
March
Thomas Miller, NJ. d. Professor OF hnao and Physiology
William NJ d. Professor OF Obstetrics and Diseases
OF Women AM Children
Joshua Riley d. Professor of Msera Medca, Therapeutics,
and Hygiene.
Pred May NJ D. Professor of the Principles and Practice Of
Surgery.
Tyler M Professor Of Pathology and Practice OF Med
cine.
Robert King sone NJ d. Meroscopcal Putho-
logical Anatomy.
Edward Foreman Of Chemistry and Pharmacy
James II. Morgan, VI. d., Prosccor and Demonstrator.
The entire full Of lectures by al the pro
Practical anatomy the demonator 10
Matculating payable only
f'raduaing expenses. -
Clinical instruction given regularly the Washington lnhrmay
JNo. FRED. MAY, NJ. D.,
Aug l0-2awtd Dean
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nx ,hs pre.idsnt of ths uni,sd state.


IN pursuance oflaw, MILLARD FILLMORE President of the
Ued states Of a%sea 90 hS.oy n declare and make known
% s u e @ s % e .si o. sHGL
nss Of S sections public lands. s,aasa %n i ss Ss % se
Of The owns named v'waship and fractional ovnship
oaanng mineral whlcn are enbraced which could
not y the an January s and june % S and
mineral @ LANDS a % Of e Ssw ", a"a are
s minimum price Of the mineral lands in the Lake superior
moycd 26lh September 1850 to wit
North ofls line and ~sst Of the principal u,eridian
Townships fy eight, and orynl range
townships forty fonyeigh forty nine Gy eight,
a1gs gos 6ay eight my nne Of range twenty seven
townships dyohe, h,wo, and hiy eight of range twenty
townships hfy-two, flyseven, hny eight hiy
townships my my two my six dfyseven and Nifty
Of range @ m INV INV seven aod
townships dy-one, dy-iou yhve hysz hfty.seven and
townships hy hnydve, 6ysx, and fifty seven, of range
townships Any ,nss dss my four % MY vs and Any six and town
townships haywo hy three, and any four thirty
Townships hWwo and sn MY three, 3 Of range .hl'ysa
township aay one, Of range thirty eight.
Township my one, OF range thirly-nine
Township hiy one, of range fnry
Townships forty eight forty nine, hy and hhone, of sange
Townships forty eight forynins, hfy, and y of range
townships forty eight, lorynne, hy fifty one, of rango
Townships forty eight, forty nine, and hy, FRANCE forty-hvs.
Townships forty nine and fifty, of range fortys six.
Townships nyx, fry forty eight and forty nine,
townships and fOriyeieht range oy,eisht
Lands appopaa'd By law schools military and
other ost'e M wit" those swamp and oveI.wed lands
authorities before the appointed
sts Arkansas and other States swamp
within their limits september g. 1850 su s eneuded
ed by law Of Congress for military
as provided the act ensed An ae MAKING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @
s civil and diplomatic expenses &c., approved Sd
Particular lis,s of the will be deposited
and The offerings Of the lands will be ap
pointed ed and will the order in which they are advertised
ed sale shall no. be kept open
sr
Given Under my hand ns s Of washington this " my sixth
Is MILLARD FILLMORE.
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE- -EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS, AND TO LEssEEs,
OCCUPANTS, AND PERMITTEEs OF MINERAL LANDS.
Every person right preemption any
land. required establish
payment therefor practicable after seeing notice,
and before the day appointed for he Of s pase
~ ss'r b be s Ioesh 'e ''''
And every having the right entitled An act
establish the northern Michigan, ard
provide for the sale Of the mineral lands IL the state Of
ter extent Of their leases permits of the lands above
reduce the price lands supe
Nor district and the chppe~a s%s m district in or
leases and permits respectively at the minimum price
Ied on the surrender such permit al The proper land Of
hce purchase he shall elect to do fun ectonn The
register Marie
d % Ss @
sale Of the lands embracing the tract camed otherwise such claim
J. BUrTERFIELD,
Commissioner of the General Land Once.
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To Contractor.

AhcmITFCT's OFFICE, U, B. UAPIol,
Washington ID. q September 10, 1851.
SALLD PROPOSALS. will be received this othce or before
ohuay e ~ day OF October neat at O'Clock p M for tt
WIN anu haehaiS io inc extension o ue oh'ea oates
|ap'.oai a,, a.. .-.-,--- ,.--, :, :,
Il a s eAsoi marble work. embracing marble Workmanship
"u ns.iuo'ne oh EXPENSES pertaining W me same
M e granite WORK embracing granite, "oihmahsp
anu ,heudiig All eapen es pertaining 10 the same
~, ~ SVovoOo 49, ~. goou nara burnt brick. -,.-
ov paes o. hne burnt enurey WIN Wood eheh OafIel 10
"ssn ny isSs hah soo pounds net
TT baes OF best hydraulic cement each barrel TO weB
mol less man eo pounds net
fU gO,ooo bushels OF clean, sharp river sand
f9 eer OF - white pine common culng boards IN 10
'e1 'o"su's,
~otVVo spruce pine
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W ERY ATTRACTIVE STYLES.-The undersigned have
received extensive variety in genemens
articles new siyles In casmeres and vefting
black and fancy coored French
makes imported, TO which they respectfully invite
gentlemen.
CLAGETT, NEWTON MAY, q co.
23-dlw
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Railroad Company.
WIN hereafter Se issued at this office to Ne" york; f
or me connanv @ viii the evening mail train
pa.sengsf, TO, the Yves, connect At the Relay either morning OF
m' ,ai @ ,.av. aay NJ and M and & H. m e.cep
." han ss mhe" on Two '' u Il paRSoaS Agent
.Unu,y.s ,n,-sooL or ,,oa,rn I,on1on-I va,
p,c re on the Law pdyieres Proceedings ant
Usage OF Parliament by Thomas irkne Nav
edop n n, yo h"nno" nd s1 Tidal w,,, md n, n,caon
heir principles Of scion TO he rvsr TYNE London
1851
Reds Raaimsnis Of CSemsry-Gt edition London 1851
shourede's Logarithmic Tables-l vol. Edinburgh.
Ednbafrh "''F''"''" anu '''''''"''"'
Martens History OF the Origin and Progress of Asronomy VOL
British Almanac and Companion 1851.
The British Book Of Facts in Science aud Art for 1851
s, Imported per last steamer pp,vrp r.vtop
10 OWNERS OF Lands in Texas-A gentleman In Virginia
the p,n, eason and would lie 10 become the ssen, some
Umtus %Srset " ''"'' :" u''' s''"''' "'N'
agriculture lie can give The uost
W integrity responsibility and his general acquaintance such
Any e1as lands would be inclined avail hlne
WM. GoULDiN,
MarIa-u ''"''" 's''' '''"'"'' '"S'"'''
"a' - =
nr &c and .or s'
~ the honor 70 announce 70 ,u az % ,', ~,
menee Tuesday oh his residence Pennsylvania
avenue opposite WIZARD nose rb,I,vs aud s,,n,-
Day' -, y. auiuon, ,a,o.,,n uanaa,s .od Frsays
o'y 3c, . ar ''"''
n =. upors Al Cp Wbol. sale and Retail Dealers N
eape,inp aoor oil clohs mangs rugs materials,
sh.einr bsnk.,s and house ng goods generally
- rru''"s'''"" ""'' ~ - ~ ~
u aav o9-,f
"'s
:, ,upnpx "a. r.r,,, nj aud Indian War.
Ill Of Western virginia Nolt oNo' py wins d" hass nu""
by mum, rons engraVings ,.,, ,,.--.... - =,
Byrne Dictionary OF Engine Werk ana bngneenhe ~
,,aIs",s = .Jsl. n.y. ~, a,gns, ~
Gtahnms Magazine tor August. - ,
/ Ulnei or Inc Noices-n foem Dy Il 9, ray
5enhy .lnu-s lou' tl .nouhi ''e''e" "U ' ''
TAYLOR MAURY,
- ,,,,,, - ,,..,...,,, m. ar, ,s,o,or,,s eris,
issoLoIIoN OF soPhN a. ~ A. H. ,a,,na,
~ ing under ue name OF Dyer .,,aaS III, aa,la
msn of the accounts Of the late nrm also o. se
~ ~ noo ~. M o,,v % ,.o,ss,s3 ~ Toward q. DYER,
"'0'P''"''' ''i' GEO. r.. DYER
sso,,,ohe, "a
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OFFICIAL l. Military Books, for sale by Taylor ~
" MAURY, booksellers, near 9Th street, Washington.
Cavalry Tactics, 3 vols price S5-veIy
Wayne's Sword Exercise price 81
Scott's Infantry Tactics, 3vois. =; price 50 so.
Instructions for Mountain Artillery; price rs cents.
Cooper's Tactics and Regulations for the Militia.
Instructions for Field Artillery, Horse and Foot
Cross's Military Laws.
McComb's Courts Martial.
Ordnance Manual.
Army and Navy Registers.
Aud all other government books and documents
Sept
Tor and Winter Wear-Undershirts and
Dawersrhe largest best and varied stock Of foreign
domestic undehis and drawers received, consisting
Heavy and extra heavy silk shirts and drawers
DO do do
do Scotch do
Very fine cashmere do
DO Shaker do do
full supply HTrcvoit" drawers with patent
bands All of the above varied In and them the
brought this market Families and gentlemen
purchasing supply fail and
at STEvENS'S,
Al the Ahennum, opposite Adelphi Theatre
Sep O-cnd6t fAmer Tel
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Can,on mat,ipE., rioor Oiieiuths, Csrpsti, X, SO.
THE receiving, per schooner Statesman,
i iron, York
SO pieces 4 extra heavy white Canton matings
"a do do
"a do do
red checked do do
5Ak64do do do
do a. do fancy
do super English ocoh, IS feet wide
American oicoth, from twelve to eighteen feet
wide
Q5 Iow-pioed oicoth, from three six feet
Cocoa matings, for basement, SC.
Also constantly full assortment o variety Of I'm
ported and American curpeting, such
Tapestry tapestry English and American Brussels
impe aud ingram, and ngrain low
priced rag, hemp cotton, striped aud plaid together
every article furnishing which
prepared fully determined offer good terms
other dealers a country. =
Ap lS-u y. u. HOoE d CO.
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The new York Liverpool United states Mail
| Steamers

-. eA
fFMYIx sbeen
SIkiY taken ia their ucon in their engines
TO insure speed their accoinmo
daons lor passengers are nnequaed for elegance
PTce o passage from New York Liverpool $50
f35. " ~ -''r '' '
Al experienced surgeon will be attached TO each ship
NO berth can be secured until paid for.
The owners OF these ships will gold silver,
huon, specie, Jewe, stones,
adns are signed thereior and The value
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Line for California Oregon.
fsr~nss. The public informed that, the
&G4Ea rangcments of this company, inspected
AAI4E and approved by the Navy Department, carry
ing the United States mails, will
Panama and San Francisco the LIST and 18th
unless detained unavoidable accident
San Diego, aud Monterey The following
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company which
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HANGING Acadeny-Eirst Coursc.--Mr y. r. LABBE has
citizens Of Washington and George
his first of dancing lessons Tor season w com
Tuesday October 2h his residence Pennsyvana
avenue opposite WilaTd's hoiel.
WahingonTnesdays, Thursdays, and sstn
days Georgetown Mondays and Fhdnys,
Dete-
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CoIu aibian College, ID. q.
THE winter be opened 17th of
September -. :.
Room, library, bed and fnrntue
Table servants, week
Cbarge to who do not board Il
Tuition
library, and furniture. IL W
Fuel at cost washing SIX cents per dozen
S0 small charge ior average damages
college exclusive OF books and uonery
do Students be admitted al
time opening session preferable Bills payable three
months In advance.
opportunity Of attending the Of lee
urcs guhsd of science The Smith
sonian the debates In Congress- and
rumen United Supreme Court advantages which
no college present.
~. August, ia5 Aug 21-dhcpIsw4w
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JAMES l.. EDWARDS. late Compsfssionsr Of PEN
sons Simeon Smith, attorney aiiaw tmey Of ordens-
burg York opened office In Washington city for
claims before Congress and
the executive departments general They
the business be ntrusfed
TO their care be made members OF The last
~.
Letters postpaid addressed Edwards Smith, near wlards
Hotel VIII be duly attended TO-
Sep l0-dIy
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uIE 4, informs the public that
he has the line Of mail conehs running
from Washington Winchester, BY The OF Leesbure He
will run good good boseswi have IN his employment
skfu accommodating 1he
~, ,in nIva,a he made time, win be
and the accommodation convenience
nd com, Of those exend him their patronage The
nubc patronage respectfully solicited Once Al Potomac
"'' JAMES II. KEMP.
IA
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General Agency at Washington, ID.

nrIIIP RARToN KEY will attend TO any bmsnss
he may be ntrussd before either Of the courts ~
trct, and will also attend to the prosecution" {" eia""
crcrs aud Departments, Ofhrc on street. =, a.,
w. .sru1aros, Juty " '9'st f''''N -
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n II. HOOE ~ CO., Wholesale amt Retail Dealers d
caetnr coths mRtings, curtain material
sheetinr house furnishing goods generally
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7th and s Streets Washington
ID. e.
Aug 29-u