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SnddleRY.

ENTLEMENS' and Ladies' Saddles of sil N kinds; riding Bndles and Maningsles. blind Brides. mule and horse Collars, Saddle and Me- dicaI Bags. DrDy Saddles. Carpet Bses. valtses, Trunks, fine sheep skins. csgTawe, RidtHg. Wa- gon sud Ceach WAsps, brale- bits. ssyfup irons, Brass and Steel Spurs. &c., Ae,, Ac., besati- ful assortment just received from New York. and for sale by JOHN D. ADAMS.
 Nov. 4, 1881. steamboat landing.
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Rmgasl mmnsg
ssTake YoWr TlEEAe.,1

m<m. A T length, aftsr great tFon- m wm AS1A ble and expenga. have 1A &~-Z succeeded iu pgrnunnk the as sistanee of competent workman efusa rhiladal- phla, so take charge of my Clock and Watch ae- partmeut, and am nox prepared to attend tp ail business ia this lsae sseh as tapainne hAe elonks snd watches, musical instramenta and i@weliEYs and As 1 am determined to give shis ksaneh Of nly business strict attention, have resolved ta hase nothing to do with watches and eloakA exnspt sech hs will enrFunt fer sapsisf 6sMfas sftef fe pairing.
 All watches repaired ia ny store fos the iast year, which do not give satisfaction. an new ready to make good my guarantee eiikmf eaergs.
 Nov. il. 3t D. 0. FULTON,
 Next door to the Anthony House.
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NEw CorroN FACTORY IN ALABAnA.-We learn from the Selma Enterprise, that a cotton factory has been established in Dallas county, by Mr. James M. Gum. The building is of brick, two stories high, and is ninetytwo feet in length, and forty five in width. The factory has in operation l,l52 spindles, all necessary machinery for clean ing and preparing the cotton The whole machin- cry is driven by forty horse power engine. It is the intention of the proprietor to add looms to the factory next summer.--Alabama Journal
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. NOW lLLS WILL PLlY YHE NILp.y

CURE ENOUGH. H. B. Allis has his Steam Sap- D aaiH in operation, and would be happy to re- eeive oders for Lumber, as fast as he can I them. for cash or ready pay And he viii ssR W agons, and all articles made at the Pententiary. little cheaper for cash, corn. pork. hay, etc., than ever before sold, and of good materials.
 Dee. @, 1e5i
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C,xrxrAr, Nav 2.

CtNc1sNATl. Nov 2a. Flour firm 7eo bbis. sold at & ordinary brands. Whiskey l6aiscts. Cheese continues active, Sales of 800 heavy hogs al Si 90. New Orleans molasses al S7cts. 1000 green hams sold al o1css for rlop,
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New eaooals, New Goosls.l

TOHN D. ADAMS is now receiving his Fsii snd sb Winter stock. consisting of
 Fancy and Staple Dry Hoods, Beeis, Shaes,
 Hardware, Saddlefy, Stationary. te., ks.i and will within five days receive ono of the laf- ges; and most complete stocks of cisthings Hats and Caps eves offered in this market, to which he respectfully invites the atientlen of his frenda and the public generally. His pfices will be e bse as hts neighbors. Call and see. ~
 EDv. {. 1881.
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Law RcIlarla.

T0HNS0N'S Chaneery Reports, naw edstionss ~ without condensation or omissioas the seven volumes bound in three, and sold at the lew pFics of SIS per sett. This edition is equal in eseTfsl spect to the eastern edition, the price Of which is SO. Catalogues will Dc furnished gratis.
 For sale by D. BENDER & CO,
 Nov. 4, 1881. Agents for the PublishaEa.
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1J' Nothing like love and hunger to drive man mad or make him happy. Next to a feast upon seventeen year old pair of sweet lips under grape vine by moonlight, is a foray upon a platter of cold beans, after fishing for suckers all day. The one fills the poetic heart, and the other hungry stomach,
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0FF1cE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE,
 Little Rock, ist December, 1851. } DROPOSALS will be received at this office until 1 the lst day of January next. for printing the notices Of estrays required by law to be puhlSh ed. The proposals will state the price of printing each notice. DAVID 5. GREER, Dec. 2. i3 Seeretary o5 H,a..
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Nrlaanl Wnalxa.

THE subscribers have this day received their N stock of School Books of almost eEeTy de- scfiption. D. BENDER A co.
 Nov. i, 1851. sgF
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Molassss-l200 bbls. were sold at 2s a2sse., the bulk of prime at 24i, and leo btls choice at 24i 4ic
 CoyR-Sales $500 sacks, of which 100 mixed al 42c.; 1900 at 4s; 675 white and mixed at A; 40 white at 45; 466, in three lots, al 46 and 600 yell low, nixed and white at -.
 Whsky-Saes 50 bbls. reetifed at 10ia20c l60, in lots. at 2ei; and 55 Divers extra at 2ia
 Bscon-Io tcs sugar-cured hams gold at IOa. and at 12c.
 Cefee-s00 bags Rio were sold ai sa. and 400-- a rcsale--at Sc.
 Freigas-500 bales Cotton were shipped to Liverpool in British vessel. at 3-sd.
 ErcAaRgss--Fair demand Eonacn svs---....-... .eai0t pr cent. premium. Paris. s..................-.. 5.l5a5s22I q New York. co days. .... .iaaai pr cent. discount New York, Sight. ....... lal pr cent. discount.
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Far West Lodge No. meets every Saturday night H. sERev, Sec ]. A. HENRY, x. e. Arkansas Encamrent No. meets every arsl and third Thursday night m each month"; W. ". ADAMS, C. r. G. x. PEAY, Scribe,
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MARRIEp.

On the 1th inst by Rev. Vim, P. Radcliffe. Mir DAVID L. LEWIS to Miss. ErIzA EzEII, all of this city
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0I. .OOO IIss. of' Rselfry.

N WISH to purchase twenty Gve thouaaud poanla \ og first rate PeitTies, itx which the hieAesk market price will be paid in cash
 Persons having deer skins to sell would do well to call and zee na bsione disposisg of them slss- waeze. 4. J. HuTT,
 Oct. T, 1881. Main ssrsst.
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India Rubber shoes.

O Doz. Mems India Rubber Over Shoes; - dox Ladies' '' i" dozen Misses' e |" Received this day, and for sale by
 JOHN D. ADAMS, Nov. {, 1885. steamboat landing.
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rRArERNAL ORDERS.
MAsnNl,,

MASONIC Western Star Lndgs No. asst Monday Hishi in every month. c.. E BARBEk W.M 4. !. HUrF, See. udcn Chapter No. meets every second Monday night in each month E. II. ENGLISH, H. ?. A.W. WEsB, Sec
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Look 0ut for the Engine when
 the He'll Ramgsy

TNHR subscribers are now opening theiE Fall 1 and Winter Stock. 10 the examination Of which theyinyiie their friends and customers.
 Thankful for past favoFs, we respectfully sDli- cit a continuance of patronage, as we are deter mined to sell az low as any other house in town.
 Nov. 4, 1851. D. BENDER A co.
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TltAIpL.E flF uoNop

TEMPLE OF HONOR. Ie Rock Temple of Honor No. meets every Tuesday night R. $. YERKfs y e, 1 v Jas. A. HrTcHISs, W. R. The Degree Temple meets scmi- monthly.
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IF Girls who " siRt" handsome. hate those who ale-whe those who arc handsome, hate one sn, other. Whieh class has lhs best tune of it9
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Are You InsuredS Fs yea Iasafsd in q Rfspeasibls effIes!

fT,HE season of the year has auived wAen ssesy II prudent man will see that his bnldinxs and their contents are insured in respessibfe olies.
 The Protection insarance ofice of azrfort, Ct, has now done business in the southern and western portions of the country for twenty six years and is confidently believed to present very supeFeF ,s ducemenss foT insurance, second indeed to 10 of fee iE the United States
 Policies issued by VIM. B. WAIT. Aesss.
 Oct l4th, 1881. 's .s
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Dress lsOOtls.

TUST received beautiful selection of ladies' .b dress goods. consisting ofs:;ss, Poplns. Cash mers. Muslin d Lsins, Aigsccas. Shawls, Ac., &c., &c., which will be sold very low by
 ]. D. ADAMS, Nov. {, 1851. steamboat landing.
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!" Plain as Day.,

NHAT those Fine French Quilted Water Proof, 1 and Fancy Dress Boots, are the handSomest goods of the kind in this State They are to be had next door to the Anthony House. at
 FCLTON'S. nov 25. ls5l i2
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Ear Lead.

0100 LBS. received and for sale low by CTOO VIM. B. WAIT.
 dec 1851.
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Shirts, Drawers, Under shirts:

EULToN'S Stock in this way IS superior, and II the Stock Larger, and thelr vsnety greater than ever before.
 Little Rock, Nov. 25th, 1851. l2-
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Hook Binding.

rVNHE subscriber has opened Bindory next door N to the Book Store on Markham street. ana is prepared tO do all sots of book binding with neat ness and despatch. He has thorough acquaift wlth the business and is determined to please his patrons. He would respectfully solicit the custom of those desiring work in hts line.
 Oct. l4. tSAt. If H. IAC0HI
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Dress Goods.

A GOOD assortment of Winter Dress Goods "A the finest in town, at
 nov IS. 1881. D. BENDER & co.
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FOr Eecnf.

nR SALE, low, neat and comfortable resi-. " denee. on Rock street. Possession given inn mediately. II. B. ALLIS.
 Dec. g, 1851.
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Wall PaperiTlg.

A IL descriptions of Wall Psperiag neatly ex- A ecated Apply al the book bindery.
 Oct 4, 1881. f H. JdCOBI.
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C. L. JEFTRIRS.
1T. HARALsox.
Auction and Commission Store

sHE subscribers have opened an Auction and com,.,cn House m this city on the corner of Main and Cherry streets, where they ready receive and se a con or on commission, every description mechaIsse also Negroes Horses produce and property every kd other house in the State, They promise romptes with all for whom they may do business.
 JEFfRIES & HARaLsoN.
 -R.FER s. 5. H. TrcxER, 4 ,. Hurr, Dr. A. wEss, l.. CHAcE J. D. ApAMs E H rsa,Is. SssT
 r. D. MERRIoK Go. Little Rock Dec. 9, 1851 --i4-ly.
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2 PLY aud fnKEAia Cafpets new pAsleFaA lnEt nov IS, 1881. D. BENDER co.
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Baltimore and " ashlnxIon Halkoad.
an Wednesday 9th the
syvana will be vacated, and the
SCI occupied.
usual and and M, daily Sunday
whe bul voI ains nn,y am and 5, v.
In making us change desires ~ attention
company regard reception nd delivery
merchandise.
st Shippers reminded that in all cases oP with full d'ec
tons should accompany the goods =.
protection ofboth parties and unss complied viii
goods received
day upon which received, the COMPANY
hold itself responsible for thing len lis house during The
night
the hours reception delivery merchandise nom
a. I'LL 4, p.
undersigned remark that these not new
but he compelled 10 then
from frequent violation which has caused much and serou
Il. ii. PARSONS, Agent
Ap 6-2wd
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General Agency and Law Oniee az Washing ton'
DE SEEDING a WYLlE,
Butding PennsyLpanta neIt door Us"
Bropn's Hotel, Hashingon, d. C.
CHAs. DE sEIDiNG ANDREW WYLIE, IT,, having 2med
partnership purpose of prosecuting claims bsioit
departments before board OF com
appointed for the Adjustment OF spoaons o.he
prepared te
faithful to all business that be ntrusted
their chafxe obtaining PENSIONS boun,
duties claims arising under contracts treaties, OF
buying selling real estate collecting private claims
rents, sc. -,
Andrew Wyle, will attend to amy law business with whei
ntasted Of the
Di.lriet, Supreme Court the United States
Chas sedng being United States commissioner notaT
public all Union
prompt the taking OF testimony, acknowleds
menl Of deeds which appean his Office
Charges win and regulated Wy the claimed
and of services required.
paid will receive Immediate attention.
septS-dly
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WILLIAM HORNER,
ATTOR NEY AT LAW,
Lancaster, Grant county, Wisconsin,
lLATE or KAuQuIER COUNTY, Va. !,

(LATE YAUQUIKR COUNTY, vA.)
WILL Grant, Dane Iowa countless and
w federal supreme Madison. He will give
prompt particular collection Of claims the
Of lands, payment
resident landho.des in any part of the State.
Refers Hon. H. g. Foote, u b. 5enste Hon. James M Mason,
u. Senate; esq.,
Mason, attorneys law, New York Professor W. Homer,
David apsIey ESQ., Messrs. g. w. Welsh Philadelphia
Messrs John Kasson, attorneys law 81 Louis,
Missouri. Ap l9-lawly
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EURNIrURE DASI GOODs.-The following as...n .
have Just added stock trade all on xhs
found very beat, newest style, and Reasonable ~
their class; -H NFoa
French cashmere piano and table covers, in sets 10 MAJ,
sold by ange one, may be desired WA
dsloDs, bouquets, and wreahs OF flowers which ans -
natural flowers. sht
Of laine pier table covers, In Damascus or oen.
These goods unique and elegant than anything
ever seen in this couSuy before. w
Danask isine piano ssd table covers TO match
Embossed cloth do Do
Also stand match.
French thread udies d,vans chairs sr,us Of ,
Double satin damask table cloths, sizes ffom 10 bv
Of these goods the manufacturer awarded i've
Smiles Of which may bs with the goods. sAA y
u daInask tea napkins cheap
style danask curtain materias-a new ana 49,,
lera and very cheap, with gmpS and side loops match ~
inches wide, with side pins and 10 u.,
steads with bolts and plseaus machnew elegant ~
blankets all nband bound, mapped both sides and -,
priced '"s
bales gray twied blankets for very hssv, ~
vled. They will be sold at prices which will be Object
Also, assortment Ut Flemish, Scotch,
tae and chamber linens, and all other articles iurni
goods line which be required for the comfort aud
Of housekespers all of which we engage to sell most ~
terms. CLAGETT D0DSON y
Sept ad4wif Pa. avenue, door cas-, Of the corner Of H.
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A. a. q. A. ARMOUR,
DR.aPERS IND T.aILORS,
No. 1913 Broadwsy, corner of Duane street,

Above fie Irping House, New York,
II ESPECTFUILY friends pabc &c
IL goods, OF the
prepared 10 make In the best and
moderate prices Fresh cloths
vegs of latest impoatons elegant light silks
for vests patterns Of Paris embroideres.
kiul employed in this
pants de
partmen complete Army navy
and despach and in the approved
ner Strangers this metropolis will find establish
everything their TASTE and perfect III always insured
NJ b. PREMIsm ATsThese elegant tina
awarded the
first premium American Institute their fair
Feb I5--dlm
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
MORSE LINE)

WARRINGTON OFFICE, rEESsrLvASIA AVENUE,
Fifth house Of National Hotel No
TINE line established by company in the United
States and consequently the odestthe pioneer ne
Washington Baltimore Philadelphia and New YORK
the stations Havre
Grace Wilmington, Trenton, Pnceton, New Brenswck New
Ciyhe only line the the present time
having four wieshas lately undergone extensive repairs ana
number of which
may required accommodation Of the pubc with
accuracy pIonptnes fidelity hitherto unequaed This line
morrill, aud
south extending already fifteen thousand miles 70 either Of
which desired The
ayers line lately thoroughly sysiemszed its bust
both ts and mode OF delivery OF messages ~
charges equal With the aci
business BY this company every one y ny
most reliable tor tele
graphing The Offices Of the Magnetic Telegraph Company are
Washington city Pennsylvania fifth house Gus! Of National
Baltimore Exchange, South Gay streets philadelphia
No oI Chestnut street, Quincy building; New York. No
= = VIM M SWAIN, President.
March la-3mds a.#
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ThE spure work unabridged in volume crown qaaio o.
.crntaning three times the mae iouho ~ Sv
English dictionary complied IN this county OF any apus
this and its definitions are models o.
ton and purity O. Calhoun. Revised by Professor
c. A. Goodrich OF Yale College. -, -.
believe shall be OF doing service 10 ue eopo
say word upon The unabridged ouas
English Language by Noah Webster Inc worn
has been employed because such WORK
any very lowest usethose OF mere oinos
rapby or ortoepyt cannot copous and
When Of the and precise powers OF
he abdgmen that gives nm
synonyme dehniton hut he demands 10 kno"
OF lis history OF emoosy ana a is
REM shades OF M Then employ with comb
effect, mighty weapon for the expression Of INTEL
lect passion.
department Of lexicon is definitions, for which,
together, we consult such
work Or Websers unvaled Their
inquirer and their nice analysis and acu-
arch The vocabulary
which Is convenient often
without the trouble OF reference
OF the baTy-Newark Daily ADVERTISER March 70,
1851.
being of the which he
IN values. "-Chronoype.
For sale n Washington, for the publishers, by
FRANCK TAYLOR.
Also, all various abdgmeDts Of the June u
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MOSES l.. HOLT,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
E1sl ErHucisra EnIiforuin


RE..Rxsors Hon s. " Inge NJ e., Alabama; John Tayler
esq, Mobile, Alabama; Messrs Rhodes Wright Co.. New Or
Louisiana Henry 3 Clark T,TboIo North Carolina
city r. Heaey eaq Boston, Hatch esq,
Portsmouth, New Hampshire. May 7-2awly
NEW York and California Millionaire Association
IN dollars. Capital 81
OO0 limited number of shares be obtained by influential
who capital invest special admitted
conformity with the revised statutes Of New York free om
sona liability future the OF 900 cash. and
of issued therefor annually
with prospect Of doubling the whole in safe operations
mining the United States under the direction and
troll of OLIVER HOLDEN,
As and Chief Agent Of the Company,
No. II Wall street, New YoIk.
responsible throughout the Union
obtaining with the United States npp
employed
points, and be
available for trade carrying the mails and freight and
from Europe Asia, Africa. and the Americas
There large and increasing business doing with Caor
Pacific the gold continues,
capital goods will asonsh
therefor. And
profit thereby this association being formed
der the firm and style of .. HOLDEN Co.
Mercantile, Commercial, and Commission Merchants Banking,
and Mining Agents. New York and San Francisco
Capital 81 ,0O0,0 600.
Feb2-u
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J, 40 Valiant street. phlindelph,a,

win. store. 20 PiiaIeI pin
nf ga.a'd ss has ." as soaa
ans sales BY him eonsumesbven obliged largely
mnn VI onenng wines and liquors ever imported
by him He would refer SOME invoices follows, via
low prices very draugI
sso s specially selected for sos sa
IN bottles pa. up IN Europe which he challenges equal TO any
The Amontado peculiarly adapted
they strengthen without stimulating and have
Portwines principally specially
from the stock Of Bneser" Oporto and imported d.
These frui delicate, have been highly
by his customers because other manifest superiority
| all Ports and wines pan,ed on such
They various sorts and prices IN bottles and on drauE by
gallon, wholesale by ihs eak Among them some
| delicate white Port and Maimsey Port. .
suffering chronic affection the bowels be
Madeira wines Of sorts rich, side,
and West Indies Serea ae &c. &c. on danght and In bottles
As 10 sparkling subscriber l. well known Aal
ported by him. superior TO any other vines and are sold At prices
of the inferior wines nown the Market which are
He has champagne qualities
generally holds himself be judge and be
offers the finest stock here from the very loves, price, BY the single
or burgundy
them from his vaults as gooda bottle Of Bur
and Dssss always hsns in s Sos o The o.,
Jordan Of Coblenz extensive and number
ehoise vinssss Of the which growth
In Cognac other brandiss he has fine
stock embracing old Of OuId Dupuy
and some On sna e s
be soidlow.
brandy liquors, including all
above sold By retail quantity desired
All goods reach Of Philadelphia freight
paid Orders will be promptly executed sent by mail or tsie|
Address JACOB sNIDER,jr
| Cheap Wine Store, IS Walnut street, Philadelphia.
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Young Ladies' Institute.
Qate Mrs. d. II. Burr's,) of 9th and streets
THE subscriber charge institution Mon
day 2st of April and will his constant and persona
The usual branches Of thorough
English French and mathematical education will be taught
The religious institute will be based the
fonnularies Of the Protestant Episcopal Church.
The experience and OF the principal encoHr
age the patronage the pubic and for correspond
ing of success. sGA
For boarding pupils W per quarter
For day 81 45 70 GIG !"
Payable always in advance N#.#H
Music, drawing, Latin, Italian, Spanish and German extra
Reference is permitted 70 Rev q M Butler, D., Rev w
French Fitzug Coyle Washington city, Rev. James May
d. d. Alexandria Rev Potter, D., the clergy
generally Philadelphia RI Rev Alfred Lee D. Dr. Of Della
WILLIAM J. CLARK.
Mar 2l-t25thAp
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A COMPENDIUM OF tho Entire Body OF the Law
BY arranged with reference to the
vols, Law Sheep svo, pp Att. Retail p Price $40 so
40 and 81 Ann street, New York.
Opinions Of fAe Profession
There profession that contain bsdy
law within the same limits or that are more deserving Of
pN''' p'.-e~ CHIEF JUSTICE NELSON.
with Mr. Justice Nelson in his opinion ts above
TONED work.
New YoRx, Sept %, 1850.
The reliable citations from the whole
70 s . U him s %
reference and will extensively aid the STUDENT die practitioner
'' N'' "'-'' : ROBERT j. WALKER.
OCTOBER 10, 1850.
have frequently examined its citations and have been hghl,
precision with which pn
from ha, thai the should
learn its merits and, like enjoy its advantage
Nav YoRX Cry, Oct l6, 1850.
1t inpars the advantages of arranged
DAVID PAUL BROWN, Philadelphia.
III d Mhe mas ,n in nrr,r% s M na eu ana h
very ably subjects which those apply The
JUDGE PETERS, Philadelphia.
have Kinnes Law with as much aea
my allow ad
mably adapted the purpose for which obviously
argument, From
titles, with confidence that they treated with sea.
JUDGE GRIDLEY, Utica, New York
Ills calculated TO be help the student than
W. u. HURST Philadelphia.
United states e late Justice Story Chief Justice. William.
faSl.hea by JOHN +. TRow,
Nov 2A-u n
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cLAGETr. NEWTON. MAY, & co. most re-. ~ .r ~
announce TO their and the public ih rb ~
daily receiving their fall supplies In rich fancy rs
open This day (Tuesday) large assortment IN n ay ~
including the richest styles both and dcsrn
ever had the pleasure offering we inN~ - 90
nation from the ladies will find much ricnef R
cLAeRTf, NEWTON, MAY
Sen o--dl
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rERMs:
For boarding pupils, SIS per quarter.
For day Is 10 GIG /"

GUPERIOR Dagucrreotypes !-Ftrst Preniuam ~. H.
~ WHITEHURST field of his
than dasuerreoypisi In the country His galleries
between and 9th
No 2O7 Baltimore corner and
New York; No ~ Main street, Rchmond Sycamore
street, Petersburg; Main street, Norfolk and Main street, Lynch
burg, Virginia
extraordinary Improvement insring ahfal and
ikeMesses a few seconds.
The rotary ground, invented by H. Whehurs gives
airy and hvng appearance TO the picture.
sand annually and have given This
certainly fatterng proof the superiority OF his kenesscs
n W. the attention of the public generally his elegantly
furnished gallery Lane and fuckers where free
exhibition Of pictures will be given.
Notwithstanding in dasuerreoypes
Fair Of the Maryland Institute, he awarded the FIRST
medal by the judges.
Lkenees ofevey description copied, and norton
attended 10. Nov 96-dly
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BOARDING aud Day school for Young 80, .ehcs .
- Misses HAWIEy will resume the duties " sv.uss
Monday, September IS, ut their residence on re""'
between l7th and 18th streets.
0-Qow0w