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In Exchange there is not much doing but
the rates are steady. Sterling, 9l9lO; Francs,
10. The supply of bills is moderate.
Ship-owners are very firm and the scar
city of vessels on the berth prevents large transac
tions. Cotton is slice; Flour, lsd; Corn, sd !;
Dead weight, l5s020s To London, Bacon,
Cheese, &c. sos.
There is considerable activity in the
Money Market but no difference in rates. The
supply of capital is abundant and loans on call are
freely made at Al 06 y cent Short paper con-
tinues to sell at 5l07 v cent. The Banks are
sending some coin South but under the recent
payment of two millions from the Suo-Treasury
and the free disbursements from the Mint, this has
no effect on the Money market
Annexed is the statement OF the busl-
, ness of the Sub Treasury for February.
Feb /, 1852 by balance. W
On account Of Customs. ...........2, 66l,552 IS
. Patent Fees........ 34l4 AZ
:. PostOfice Dept. S5a75 81
On Miscellaneous ''''''''''''''''' -,0~sa,7Os7O2 Al
ro,., .$6,9a9l5s 81
Treasury Drafts ..............."..S9S5S Us
fosIohce 90 ''''"'''''''''''' --ss,25l,r7 SO
Yah % 1871 balance. .S5678O4i y
by additional spproPristons.....'' ooo~ W
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ll24SI IS
Payments ''''''''''''''''''''' '''''''''''''''V l
Treasury Notes funded. 30 90
Receipts for Customs In Feb, 1850 el %
=. =. .. l65L..s.....,... %oo%oo< 20
Excess In Feb, osSSoS 10
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M. F. ANDRADE'S CHORAL Sing

I've ing Glasses are in operation al u Great Jonessi
l. sirucinn given 10 Eoglish Terms Sc Der quarter
MONDAY and THURSDAY, 5 10 p NJ, Ladies Class
-" o a. ntien,sr,. Class MI ~
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HILLS ACADEMY AND ESSEX

HILLS ACADEMY AND ESSEX
II lsEMlNARY 10 situated in Essex on the oeauni1i
os,gn Of he Connecticut near the seahoard For health
fuuess of location and completeness OF arrangements Ihs
Institution is unrvaed IL combines the advantages OF
both male and female Seminary taught by lolnt tacuy
while al the same time, by peculiar Adaptation OF the
buiding of the Institute the usual objections 10 similar IN
s,ituuons obyiaied BY ms arrangement Psli -
here favor their ,os ard dan ghtersa the school, WIN
every facility for obtaining thorough and accomplished
education Terms 500 Fare, usually, by Hartford anu
M sesubosts 80 cents For circulars please ap-
NV 10 The Principal or WM. LYON co, 81 Cedsr-sL
f'i qf or ToSSst+ LUCIUS LYON, AN Principal
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R. C. Kemp. Auetfoneer.
r. =. NtNFl lfuDIIV,l'"'
wMJE WOIID INVITE the attention
NJ 3. BUTLER. Aucuoneer.
[ FASEHOLD PROPERTY 4l5 Hud-

Hlsou.st viii be sold a. Auction al the Merchants TX
rnsnpe on THURSDAY the 9Th day OF March next al IL
cock By order of the Administrator Of the estate OF Geo
Phillips. decesfsd the Lease Of Lot as Hudson 81. ao
The SulClDgs thereon. -.
The Lease - from Trinity Church expiring May 1876
Grpund NJ $50 with covenants Tor renewal or payment
for bindings The Improvements consist OF Two DrlcA
hldngs three stories high the front occupied ioI
sore snd dwelling the resr Tor dwelng-boh nre-procf
srs In good order ard renting for about ssoo.
SAFE for cashl0 per cen, at the time OF sale and me oa
spcc on transfer. By order Of JAMES rHAfER PUB
he Ao ninsrstor, and AdmiubrsIor OF GeWSe rmlllPs
aacsased Eassau.sl ld uno
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TRTPLER HALL.-TUESDAY

TRIPLER HALL.-TUESDAY
n EVENING, March 4. 1885,
GRAND TESTIMONIAL TO
GEORGE LOOER
r. The following eminent Artists have volunteered
MADAME SCHLESINGER.
fPhma Donna OF the principal Theaiers OF Germany-nsf
First Appearance Ia Amerlca)
sIGNORA BOZZl, tH-r Third appearance Ia fAOHCl
Madam EDWARD LODER. M A. AErHURsoN,
+. O.. BOsTwicK, by permission gl H.,
A OrTo Max Maretzek, Esq.)
l. A IosFc PHILIP MAYER,
9. F.STcorr H. W GREAT0REx,
o.. GEORGE LoDER. LISTER. and
Miss MARI TAYLOR, StEfHLN LEAChs
fBy permission OF 10Y pe'nisslon y. r.,
John BrogghAm, ESQ iona bfolgn man, Hsfj
fNsrRUMESTAL PERFORMERS.
Hiss WAR Harpist Dr. R. HoFFMAS. Pianist
fasr frst appearance q. n TIMM. Pianist.
In Nsw-Yorkl MIsKA HAUsER NiONnist
Mr. NJ. sTRAKosCH Pianist - EBEN, rlulsL
W. A. King, Pianist dERS OklEbtli 'lO4nls~
CHORAL SOCIETIES
Nexvyork Harmon SOrietv-The Gernan Lisder KranZ
THREE MILITARY BANDS.
DoDwoRTHs saELTONs ard ADKINS
GRAND MONSTER ORCHESTRA,
The largest evervet collected together New York COM
posed Of the Monumental Societies. Tbeaers, Sc 10
the CITY comprising The finest Musical Talent IN The coun
try under The direction 81
WIN VINCENT WALLACE and
GEORGE LODER.
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AMERICAN MUSEUM.
BOARDING.

DOARD-Mrs.B BARNES IL Fifth-av
1.-two large and commodious rooms will be yacan
about March l. 2M lw'
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TX. COMP

STATE OF NEW ORk, COMP-
STROLLER,s OFFICE. FREE BANK DEPART
MENT-ALBANY February, II, l85l-ln pursuance OF an
acI entitled An provide for hnsi distribution othe
funds held by the Comptroller belonging 10 the creditors OF
Iusovent Banks and Bankers passed April TO- 1857
Notice hereby given that the time liked by said law for
thu redemption Of the Circulating Notes OF the following
Banks has expired and that final dividend ma, been de
caed upon the Unpaid Balances of the outstanding cert
fcstes ssued on account Of said Banhs which will be paid
10 The holders of certificates duly gned on pre-
senung the same DAM 81 B. ST JOHN, Caief Regis
ter of the Free BANKING Department on or before the I'm
day of August, 1851, and not otherwise viz:
"'' Sons Of Bg1k Secured by Rate Der Ct
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GOOD BOARD, with a pleasant front
~ ROOM cSn be had moderate terms al SIS Bowery,
near Tird.lL ~ lW-
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4 NEW Route "a Ptttsburg, via the Baltimore, Sus-
ev.Asw~s 7AvsssA to Phsssvs n
express will leave Calvert station daily
Win the United Aases Washington aud Baltimore Al 81
M connecting win the fsst line It Mddletown J. NJ ar
The train leaves Harrisburg ibr arriving At
A. this point passengers have the option Of
Johnstown thence by packet boss
stasss drec, from Ho'hday.bsl % Pittsbnrs. ...
Yo~k Columbia, Mserts Middetown, Harrisburg,
New Port PersviIe Mcveystown, Hunt
hs train siso eonnect with Valley railroad,
which passss hrous shppensbus, ChambsrsburG and
uthes points this road. ,..a ..t
Por accommodation Of passenger from Whnson fr any ot
hs above pou of the will he At Tho
Hs ~ ,he baltimore Railroad the arrival Of
he morning receive the baxGsge, which will be
e"''' '''s " s' ROBERT aTEwART,
oc,rA,f Ticket Agent.
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nN the petition Wyeh Of Cambridge, Mas-schu
praying for the extension of patent granted 10 MN o
Improvement preparing ice for .hppns or seven yes
nom erprnton patent which psce ON the st
day of December l65l- u.on. -.
ordered petition be heard At the Patent omce on
Monday 10th Of November next, at " oceek M a"
hsVe,
why petition ought not TO he granted , a., 49,,
Persons opposing the extension are required 70 n ~ m -
before the day o hearing Al testimony n'eo ~ e,.
garry said hearing must be taken md
on application. - -. x.,an.t IL,
ordered also, he published In the Nsona -.
selsxencev Republic, and Union, Washington city uy '
mn, Msssachases Providence Journal rrov" p.s,.r
snd Couant, HARTFORD Connecticut; Albany sse
Albany, Express New York, and P.nnsyssss ,s nq" @
cesve previous the 10th day OF November % '
OF nearing TTIos. EwBAMK,
Commissioners Of PsasRss.
ra.... ~ IN. shovs rsperv and esnd their
h - ~ Patent once Win paper containing his noces
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Valuable business Stand Kent in Washinxton
+ ~. .eHe City. E&#B Bs~g tn

Valuable business Stand Kent in Washinxton
| ~ ss #He a ~ City. 8E@s VA
THREE large building erecting
established stand the Of seventh
They built the modern
and with gas
90 feet deep the clear with sdesht the the ~
a nv
deep and feet inches clear, dry
sales well lighted by
building The second fronting Market Space IL
wde 54 deep then becomes a6 feet deep
light feet wide by % feet long 1t has finished Tor
26 feet wide by SIS
communication from each with basement
stairway The third feet wide 81 dsep
light fleet by in the could
by throwing Each
vault in the pavement for fuel. ssas 1 st@6ngfa
rent possession given October next
wareonse the the side Of and
c II "a wide in the clear by IS feet deep aud four
high with cellar - feet by so feet deep II is built In the
substantial and capital stand for Wholesale retail
business kind. s.a K
very large elegant boarding house
the December That portion the
building 7th
and Market and Of the warehouse
fronting 7 street built In the and modern
boarding house, with the modern Of
conveyed through the building dumb waiter from the cellar
fifth speaking through the Re,
building, pahor
That portion building which occupied boarding
contains ALL forty fine mostly front rooms being
building with extensive 'front.' The dining 10 -
by folding sliding There eight
by folding and sliding suitable hand
pao the remainder Of those rooms will make
/ IN md j
The valuable
apply subscriber,
House. north side Pennsylvania between Sd @K
ANNE R. DERMoTT.
/ l6-eod2wif
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AsonIrscrs oSrIcE, U, 5. CArrIoL,
SEALED PROPOSALS win be
following work and materials for the Of the United
For all hs work. embracing MARBLE
and o suf az H. including al pertaining 70 te same
and se,uny including ali expenses pertaining
For 200 900 good hard burnt brick.
For 5000 barrels lime entirely wood
weigh rs, nSa 90 ,e,. +. Than ~ pounds net
For 50 600 busie,. Of eean sharp river sand
foI eer Of "A white pe common cung boards in 10
tSs S ws ps s sssas ssass
Al hs foregoing Materials the marble and granite 70 BE- de-
may IRON time 70 time be required the Architect commencing
All bidders for marble send with
w % n ns
Of quarry which will be retained sample under the contract
;.; ss.,
.s.s,s: .:srr,: ~ ..iss ..,s
district jssss Unsd States dslsi .o@s
men Of INTERIOR that the are able to make good their
deciding bids, regard win the quality
offered and the responsibility of the bidde and the right
plans may examined every
day-sundays excepted-f0m a. m to o. m until the aore
All Proposals
N'''s' ''-''' oAp''''' THOMAS w. WALTER
Architect of the Extension Of the Capitol.
FORM or GUARANTEE
To THOMAS U..WALrkR, t3# #t3 .ts.a#
Architect of the Extension Of the u s. Capitol,
a## Washington, d. c.:
We, the undersigned residents Of in the State Of,
hereby jointly and sevela with the United States and
guaranty OF the foregoing bid of being accepted
that he they will within twenty days after the OF
said bid the with sufficient
surces perform furnish the articles proposed
fom the the advertisement under which made
And In the should fail
aforesaid guaranty good the difference
offer of the sud -- and the lowest bidder.
Alb.
ID.
hereby certify best Of knowledge and belief the
above named gusrantors good and sufficient Eff
Sept 23-3tawtOct20 &NH.4
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EMOvAL-The celebrated DR. c. w. ROBACK professor Of
IL asroos, phrenology and combined
with eonjulao from Sweden having removed his Office to No
Of nsngn lie consulted by all the crowned heads Of
Europe, and enjoys higher reputation astrooger than
one calculated according geomancy-
ladies' g. gentlemen s. Persons at distance have their
sending of of their BIRTH All
containing the above will receive immediate atten
ton, and nauviues 10 part of the world written
paper prepared make his power by
conjuraon the following topics Couship, advice
be the redeem such to the free
hazard, and the Of
property purchasing lottery Thou
casesave been done in this and
the full satisfaction of all
naves have been cast during the last four
will purpose, aud will do
person, the mail
money through the Office Dr. koback
monthly, and has missed
All letters win be relgiousy attended to- prepaid Be
For
Office Of Union, get astrological almanac
gratis. Il
White street, New York.
Sent
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~ name VI books unless tss
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DsAA sabsenhe. may money by sllsr, stage
On which wi BE- paid assumed BY
safe transmission.
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Aions ~ Congress- and sem. weekly duray ss.
Subscriptions for period ies will bs .sesivsd on
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AyPOsTMAsTERs cd 10 sctxs nm, ...., nv
sending DAILY subscnbcr sncio..d ar v,ys
SEMI WEEKL subscribers, with S25 orpvv wErxLY
u1sebers vii" go enclosed will be enuae copy
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(NAHPErINGs, Floor Oil-Cloths, Curtain Materials.
&eThe subscribers have the pleasure Of announcing te
numerous friends and generally the
GeoIgown and Alexandria and
and Virginia ha, they have jus, received York and
packets by far the most extensive and altogether
OF house dry goods Of description
they have had the pleasure public
ing articles OF which they beg TO enumsrate, viz
80 pieces tapestry velvet carpeng, designs
% do tapestry Brussels do very rich
70 do English do i
10 do do do do small figures
8 bales patent English Prussels, low priced
oooo yards super iree ply capeting Lowell manufacture
1000 do do do second quality
sheets beautiful oil cloth, cut To any
shape for halls passages
20 pieces ied plain passages and steps
so dozen brass stair rods, all sizes, and cheap
% printed drugge crunb cloths, from l04 6-4
10 pieces very rich silk and wool curtain de laine
70 do do w0rsted and
% do do damasks
t# Is do do union damasks, double width
= do do worsted de laines, for furniture
rs do Tnrkey-red caslmerets
25 pairs richly embroidered lace
80 embroidered muslin
~ pieces embroidered mu
i l50 brass cofnces, from The richest cheapest
latest Styles all Of which be upon
before making their selections elsewhere III H#E.
HooE BROTHER, 4 co.
Sept l6-d4wif 49,
r + "A Z ! .
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. SO Wall street, N. Y,
BROWN, sHlPLEY, 4 CO.,
Z. @. ROBERTs, 4 CO.,
~ Kings Arms Yard London.
H.e L. DRAPER, jr.,
Sept 5-dy Boulsvard Montmartre, Paris.
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- Aesestene TeAeher wanted Irarsedinaeiy.
THE Principal of the wansson 81 Male Aeadsn wtsess 70
eupnv Nsrelah sneAn teacher who II quslhsd - teach
|tks vssto9s And he iowsf nathsu4ns As muat
unmasiS2 1an hahta and gcof osa ona!sc:s
10 ths frinctpu1. 4m
BAlo-16
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New Fall and Winter Goods.

Fall Winter Goods.
IOOE, BROTHER, CO., Pennsylvania between 7h
Ii Streets prepared offer the
cities Washington Georgetown, and Alexandria,
Maryland and Virginia. full and
complete Of French English and India and staple
dry goods of the importations They name
Very elegant brocade silks, dark colors
Extra rich brocade silk, for evening
Rich plaid silk, styles
Extra heavy plain pou de sole
Heavy waered silks, all coloTs
Real poplins, richly wntered, all shades
Very blnck silks, all widths
Superior wide colored silk veiveu, shade
French Merino and Thibet cohs, great variety
French nous. de LANES, new designs asa.f r .H
French cashmere de cosse latest styles
chemisettes, with sleeves match
Real Vaencennes chemisettes and cuns
| Richly embroidered muslin capes, collars and caps
Elegantly embroidered and lace trimmed handkerchief
Velvet coaks and mantilar styles
Silk mantilas and vsites, also styles
Real cashmere shawls long and square
Real cashmere and Thibet scans al
Long and short sewing silk mits and gloves :. =
Baou's celebrated kid gloves, and shade ~
Black silk Iaces, black and coored silk hingcs & ia
Thread and and 1i,r
Muslin and cambic rulings
Muslin and cambric nsertiDgs and edgings
Sash, neck, and belt nbands, Ac &C. tt'd
desirable
which weekly add
be purchasers assured of hndhg
fashionable Styles The lowest
prices.
Eeptio-u e 4HE
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The College Of st. James,


f71< College Of the Profesfat EpiseoPoI Church
THE session viii Monday October 1851
L until the "commencem.nt day'-the last
Thursday Jay 1854 New students recommended 10 enter
received at they
the date OF their
college number Of classes, affords nil the
cones its graduates the usual
demicsl degrees. IT
grammar school, Immediately adjoining The college and
The but under distinct dcpine
nndemcal and prepares
oversight and direction OF the
college special advantages TO the pupils In
grammar school. -
study Of the Greek language Is
place supplied by additional studies in modern Ian
gnages, book keeping, &C. -. . .
The entirely beabol and, by its dis
and villages favorable 70 good moss and
order :.
aKemp Hail. building 90 feet by 40, win be ready for
In addition 10 the mer
corps professors have recently appointed Hugh Davey
civil and eccIcsiasca law and John H.
Alexander, III. D., lecturer physics and chemistry
the college
hundred and
dollars, payable cent annually in advance.
Appic admission 10 be made TO
Rev. JOHN n. KERFoOT d. D., Rector,
College Of st. James 7. o. Maryland
Aug 14-3tsw2o
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TEEmm These ships having been built by contract e1
K1LT pressly for
S<R8k8X aken in their censuucton aso their engines
- 10 insure strength and speed
daons io passengers uncquaied elegance
ffcs OF passage from New York Liverpool $780, Exclusive
f35 :. -si1Ts'~ - 'N''7'''~t''~' -'-'
An experienced surgeon will be attached to oeachs ship.
NO berth can be- secured until paid
Ihe owners VI these ships will gold
uuoh pece ewery precious metals, unless bills
aoh are signed ereor and the value
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n EmOvAr pE enI.DlNO b WYLIE have removed thei
General Agency aRa aw O~ Seventh srsst betsen
an1 appesits Odd Feaows HAM, ea No.
S;,ioss' n:s q l:;su.g '''s 'A'''
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Untversfy NJ Maryland
begin Wednesday the 18th Of Octo
Il her. 1891, close let March. 1889.
Nathan X. Smith, N. D., Surgery.
WiIHan r. A. Alker, ~ H.. Chemsstry and rharmscy.
samus, Cbsw Materia Msdca, and Hyrece
Joeenh Roby NJ D., Anssomy and Physiology.
wiIisn Power, NJ. D, Theory and Practice ~ Medicine.
Richard Thomas ~ D. midwifery and DAeasss Of Women and
Children.
lJeorvr w Mnts snbevrsr, N D., Psfhoacrcs, anatomy.
The nos AMPLE oppa~ss fos the prosecution ~ practical
atomy = moAsrsee srpesss
ey An The Rslansr unnrna, privilege daily
wards wjstnut chavre y student for the ticket
Fecs for tho 80 sSs practical anatomy, eo; msc
"--'''' - WILLIAM 3. A. AIKEN, Dysa
baltimore, August I, 1851 NJ Aug S-HwtSpc'
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University Of Virginia.
THE Of the University Of Virginia will com
and lccturcship viz
gusges-Pofessor NJ schele dc We're, LII ID.
Msihema,ics-Profc~or Edward H. CouItspay, IL. y.
Chemistry and Ms,eris Mcdica-Professor Robert Rogers
g Medicine Professor Henry Howard, MD.
Comparative Anatomy, Physiology, and surse-James L. Ca
Moral Philosophy-Professor McGuney, DID,. d.
g. Law-frofessor John b. Minor LII. ID.
TO- and Demonsor OF Special and Pathological Ana,o
my-John stsIee Davis A. NJ, NJ d.
University the student be 10 years
sdm,, on under the Of l6.
applicant student other
seminary received the University
produce certificate from such seminary or other satisfactory
exclusive of Clothes books, and
pocket money, estimated ms ioilowsi
including furniture and attendance for months soo
candles, be furnished by the Proctor at cost and
per commission estimated II only one student in the
Washing may had about SO session 10
dormtoy, sio; for hale occupied BY two
m.srieu.aos fee. use Of library public Is
Fees single professor be attended, $50 two $50 each
school the junior class the fees are as above
cIa s75 higher fee in each instance giving ad
mission, besides lower class In the scboo-say
saas
Medical Department..
In the medical
the Demonsraor ticket and dssecng fee $50 The session o.
enables the student compele course OF studies as er
ensive that Of other medical 'nfnuon IN e Union ny at
tending only lectures day
Lap School
An adjunct having appointed the department
study has been enlarged The subjects OF equity and
be taught fully than has hitherto been
and there viii be added short course Of lectures on the
law together with espoon OF the most important leading
cases in law and equity 49,, . x,.,nr,
Aug i2-2nwUwtol
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Once of TrAnsportatisn, Baltimore Washing ton
Railroad Company.
TICKETS York, Phil
ade,ghia, fis.huIs, . snd Wheeling ln ,..,
Sssss for Ss%
evening. with the train from Baltimore
on s ss M s,ys daily and % and M except
Aug ss,dT r. W. N' + H. PARsoNs, Agent
MURRAY's Handbook OF Modern London-I vol.
Practical Treatise Law, Privileges Proceedings,
U.nss Thoma. Erskne MAY,
On Runnng Tidal Waters, and application Of
their principles of acsn to the nver Tynel volume London
The Mining Almanac 1851. Loadon.
Reds Rudimens Chemsty--4h edition. London, 1851.
shorreae's Los.rthmc Tables vol Ednbarsh
N.ren' History Origin Progress. Astronomy vol
% ;n sl@ A%aSas and ss So%psaGn 70, ss
ssp,n rRASoK TAYLOR
no OWNERS Of Lands in Texas-A gentleman in Virginia,
M nd %S & % Ss .sn for
Of lands in that with view bring them into
he family and small capital and ds.rou. in
" AND responsibility and h general aequanance such
Any rera lands who would he inclined himself
advertiser and get suitable responses " VIM soupN
General asen, and collector, Richmond Virginia.
HANGING Academy-F First Course.-Sr. p. R.L.nrr has
ths the citizens OF washington and George
Tueday October ash at ms residence on fennya
Days tuition washington Tuesday, Thursdays, and sstur
dayr. Georre,own- Mondays and Fridays
y ~ uOoE & CO.. whole..Ie and Retail Dealer. in
,.,n ps' .o na Al om.hi"g GOOD. generally
o. c.
Aug as-u
n rsroRY orths EARLY sets,sm'en. end Indian War.
II Virginia vol, by wills de Bass; illustrated
Punchs Complete Letter Writer with illustrations.
Cooley. Lady's Book for August
Sias'% Se Or, Tsos ire fosm by r. s. Pay
Jenny America and Cuba vol, portrait
i"'' '"' '''''' TAYLOR MAuRY,.
July IL BOOKSELLERS, near 9th street
ing under Dyer Brother ;. tis day BY mutual
M " s seq ns r. m p % " s ansesd
Robert w Dyer deceasedt which immediate nnon
" '''p''' ''p GEO. y. DYER.
wA.nrsror. September "a, 1880.
n1 Copartner.hip Notce.-The undersigned have formed
the general sncnon an1 commission nns'ne ~ lns
old Dyer Brother corner of ioh street
They respectfully oa continuance Of the ps'rsnsg be
upon h and pledge themselves TO discharge ~
fully every rus con6ded TO them.
Ds nsI,s .aa 70 eas e al .as, made BY sem
J. O. MCGUIRE
wAsmseros, septsmh-. VI, 1850
General Agency nj Washington, ID. g.
ny A. M FARoUHAR, formerly of Harrisburg Pennsylvania,
on he Mert
co the Britain, and the Flor
ida TAR.
For pensions, bounty land, or scrip.
o..ty Lan1w attend the purchase and sale Of bounty
land n order
Patent applications for patents procuring models
will be attended 10 in all their various branches
gsprra OHceAn claims against the deAarrment will be
Of quarterly pay Of
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New Delta, Nashville Union, Mobile Advertiser,
s @ York Herald ,nd b" Fran r Vim o. 10
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a June 24n
DBILIP BARTON KEY will attend any business
this Dis
and will attend the Of claims before Con
sreas md Departments. Ofhce IN
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N n. CLUHKES Architect and civil Engtneer. has
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