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Independent Of this large increase, large number Of
vessels loading wharves with goods DIES
aed only for the southern cities, but Tor places Ia the
interior Of the diHeren There il ship Of 700
tons the has already fail cargo on board
The police thus far fucceeded IN recovering only
2S6 Of the SO OOO stolen from Adams Co.'S Express on
Tuesday morning last The young thief Chester Chds,
accom- the officers yesterday TO the spot where he
said he ad buried the money, ana they went 10 work with
nick and spade eded in recovering only S33 The
prisoner says that has stolen 1t from the hole
he buried; officers believe that he is playing pos
sum with them and has hidden the bulk Of the money
somewhere else. They have been out again to day but
have with no better
The brig Glamorgan which arrived here this morning
from jamaica, reports terrible disaster in the bay
Tuesday night last, when she came in collision with the
schooner c. Davis, from Baltimore bound New York
with acago OF coal The schooner Immediately sank
tho captain, mate, and cook drowned.
Iloafn thar the Italian opera, performing this city
intend appear for several nights in Washington, Ma
onal Hail. They have drawn crowded houses here every
night
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,URItAN and hts Contemporaries by Charles Phil
" lips, barrister VOL, London, 1850
SaInonia or The Days Of Fly Fishngs by Humphrey
Davy; vol, edition, London, 1851.
C0nsopons Travel The Last Days Of Philosopher by
Sir Humphrey Davy vol. edition, London, 1881.
The Table Talk T. Colerdge vol edition. London,
1851.
Thompson the Principles of the Distribution Of Wealth
London, 1850
The Commercial Bntainits Principles
the Codes and Laws of Conn
the Various Mercantile Of the World by Leone
VOL /, London 1850
Lang's Social Political State the
pean people in l848 and 849 l vol, London 1850.
Smee Instinct and Reason Deduced from Electro Biology
vol, London, 1850.
Macaulays Critical and Historical Essays edition, vol
small quario, London 1850.
Imported per steamer Asia, by
Feb FRANCk TAYLOR
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Jenny LIND Opera Glasses from the Optical Isa.
tute in Munich and vienns, GemanyThe psupstcson "
for the convenience Of thsr nunss
United States established branch In the city
New York.
superior quality OF the Munich glasses 10 acknowledge ~
they used in aimos university In Germany and more
sold during Jenny Lnds concerts NJ
York and Philadelphia.
An extensive variety Of Telescopes optical instruDcn
spcctxces nd and glasses set in frames ~
Becke tho hrm OF Walstsin Co., New York, viii s
personally upon wish eyes carefully examined ~
adapsd through which method In conneIion with The ~
kind glasses the will Be conserved and smeo
Mcclure appointed for the OF "s
ngtop just FUN Of the above n.a
they respectfully the attention OF e p
Mr. Beckel remain the city FL few dan and will p"
special attention such may require his services
DYER MCGUIRE
Dec l4-dn Of eth and Pennsyvania avsns
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Posr oySlos DsrAHTassT.

Posu OySlos psrAnTnssT,
Dscsmbes ~ 1859.
SEALED PROPOSALS. this department. Snn
O'clock de slss Of April nes, TOR fssnshinS NJ
from Is Of July IN such quantities snd
such be required and ordered o The A service
mail bags Of The following description, 70 VIII
CANVASS MAIL BAGS s3af
si1e No inches ciIc0teIencsl
10 be made OF weighing the yard Of ~
width fabric be doubled and twisted and
I'VE =
mad Of cotton weighing Is 10 the yard OF ~
inches IN Width IN every respect like thai
o the OF bags. 90 1870. -.
size No ts inches length and SO inches IN eeumie,
weighing Von"eSS '" y"ia
and the 10 be wov above described
The bags Nos and arc 20 be made WIN um
nube of provided with strong cord to 90
All be marked inside ana OUTSIDE mus
.U. s. MAIL"
LEATHER AND CANVASS POUCHES,
mail bags with circular opened and fastened at one
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CUPERIOR Daguerrsosypes l-First PrssaiuH -J.A
WHlTEHURsT mas extended the heid Of his opennoss q
ground than any dagurreotyps In The country hs ps
found Pennsylvania Letwcen ~ and Oh ea
No 207 Baltimore Baltimore Broadway and Leossn
street, No. n Main street, Richmond; syessas
street. Peersburgi Main street. Norfolk and Main street, Ln
burg Virginia
Ills beautiful highly dnshed electro dssnsneop.s an
extraordinary improvement nsurns hithfu and highly n'"
likcnesses in few seconds. - - .
rotary back ground invented by II. whitshun' u"
airy and lvins appearance To the picture.
distribute than thirty na
pictures annually and have given dtssausacoa
certainly hauevng proof Of the Superiority of his likeness
J. n w calls the attention Of the public generally 70 hs
furnished gallery Lane and Tucksrs store, whs"
exhibition OF pictures will be given.
composition In dasusrrcoyps
Fair Of the Maryland Institute, he awarded %
medal by the judges.
Lcnc.es every description copied, and post morts: ~
attended tn. Nov W-op
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nor SALE.-FHk Raymonds elegant air tight metallic
on directly opposite Cs
bys Hotel. ~ -,
Having completed extensive factory which has ena
for superior csn and being oonss
that Aacs, and greatly acconnot
unfortunate need conn for their fsd
prices below what IL paid Tor mAhaI
coffin conducting funerals In the country city 10
strict regard economy. Ramor 10 the contrary the ems
Taylor placed In one Of enns nor ny
single occurred Of one OF them bursting sm NE n
mcntation Of body within. . -.
Dcr 8-d3ms UndsrnAA
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California Dry-Dock.

PAPER having been circulated among MEMBER Of Congress
IL Mason Co through Henry NJ Western their claim
sectional simply
quiet undistubed and
for engaged
building such dock for the United Saes fa
dephia this claim weeks before the
Navy Department referred Secretary the Bureau
Yards and Docks examination and ha AFTER careful
nation, said bureau the lh Of December last reported
Secretary that title Is indiputab This
report and Of the examination by
referring that bureau
DAKEN b MOODY.
WAsnIsoros, Jan. 81, 1851.
Jan 3i-dI
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virtue Of tive wris of eer (aeia Il.
III sued clerks Office the circuit of District OF
Columbia county Washington, and directed shall
expose public cash Thursday the 6 OF February
next, ~ O'Clock, county
the following described witt Lot No in square No
II, SqusIe No. 36o lot No. A.
No 3 lot No No o65 lot No in
No oo6 lot No. square No l05 and half OF OF No in
square upon, will
judcisls No. Q and No. 10 October 1850.
RICHARD WALLACE,
Jano-dus Marshal D. c.
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VVHOLEsALE Flour House and General Commits
Opposite Centre Market where
merchants flour deAle and bakers especially, at
Georgetown prices,
500 barrels choice selected -four.
$50 barrels prime family Aour.
3
100 barrels fine nd low grades Of -four.
The subscriber Acknowledgements the merchants and
Washington city their liberal while In
Geossto respectfully spcts examination OF
purchase interest 10
o 20.
intended o the canal
despatch boafs he expects TO ar
depart weekly se the frs, Of March all points on
said canal -.
wl-mperos, January ~, 1851.
Jan 3t-~odIw
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BAIpAoRK. Feb. l-b. r. M
7As Wsofkp ,ads 5.insss baiiinso,s AID ne se1ih-
1hs EaYs.s Robby = 1uysbs accident = Iotsaa Oessa
Tie cold weather has slishiy sbated, aud warm
shines forth to day. giving lie and animation
and thosoug htsIes. #-alN e1 ~ lE
have frequently mentioned The rapid increase of bus
ness and trade Baltimore aud the South 10 accom-
rnoda,o which seamsh aud packets constantly
required The following si OF ciearances southern
ports during past month compared with those the
nonh OF last year. gives lacis aud figures
speculative asseftion-i
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g General 1fs~i al Fashinxfsn City.
IL elaine bf land money government individuals
n AsssAAed 10. titi tsl4 tial'' -
He hss sAsnee possession many
me sode The land, Congress,
and 0fers bis services all such and others
ONscers accounts settled and claims Congress prosecuted
= WAsHrorcp, ssytsnbsf "a aso--ly
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0ENCY, Washington.-The undersigned, late Of m -
specton branch Of the Post Once Department. ohes ms
mail generally and those Of the
section particularly with the that his removal nom
dose not initiate against for yes"
tanned In the department honesty, capacity, and hde
refers his once Of parties, with Their "'
consent tn sustain him therein =, A
All orders TO attend business, Of every A. Ne
JAMEa OWNER, Agent
July l-du Post Once Depaumss~
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4 COMPENDIUM OF the Entire Body Of tho Law,
"A by Kinne alphabetically arranged with reference d
'i sSo'.. ' LAW sheep sSo, pp, a,i7 Renal ~
40 and 81 Ann street, New York
Opinions Of the Profsssion.
There are profession that sA,a
law within the same limits or that are more deserving
public patronage - , - Ill
Nsw YoKx, Sept %, 1850.
concur with opinion above men
toned work. .,,s..-
New YoRk, Sept. %, 1850.
The vas, Of reliable citations fron the whole rang
legal reports both American and foreign
powerful auxiliary the law STUDENT giving him the facility
-'' W ROBERT J. WALKER
OCTOBER I2, 1850.
have frequently examined citations, and have b
grafed with their and have been a. much -
mysef that feel anxiou. that the profession hA
learn =" n'e''''' a"u' NV ~ ~''' JGDaE EDMusDs
Nxw Yosx CRY, Oct l6, 1885,
mpas all advantages Of accurate and wslsr,sA
notebook, while saves TO the profession vast deal Of dns nd
labor .no,,,,, n.u,..
Mr. Kline collected with great diligence and accursyA
decided the points presented by hs Questions and y
references to the copous give any ,.
SCISSOR q '"e "o'@ wy JUDGE PETERS. Phil.dsl.an
Ihaye examined Kinnes Compendium with as much
lion as my would allow, and satisfied atnhA
sansdo facilitate The .Sor. Of counsel in The preparation M
causes argument From examination Of the
tIes can say confidence that they treated with m
'''sA'A' JUDGE GRIDLEY, Utica, New yat
calculated be help to the student than any e
book extant will find its upon every lawyer
u0'' = '''DA''e ''--' w. l.. HURST, Philsd.pA.
The PLAN utility aud of these works have received
the unqualified appreciation Of the most distinguished urn
United :. s . New s sse tucker Of
- = Pub,shed by JOHN r. TROw.
Nav aA-tf - and 81 Ann
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j. ". PATTON,

(Former rayf~er Of J. K Do~, s,g.)
ENERAL AGENT for the Of claims before ~. A.
~ either Of the departments land
NJ extra lost horses. other lost pop m
r.c.,y. ,,rr,sh,s,. s,,sn,,an "' " s Nors ~
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ana bag leather tanned weighing Nos and not less
than for the e.. .s s g. ~ sos s. s sa @
tanned and The be we'll and strongly secured WI" o oe
The pouches dene
resist wne like the canvass pouches now IN use o e man
service ... .e
HORSE MAIL BAGS, On SADDLE sAas 'onA)
BODY inches long and 40 inches in circumference
Body nchs. long and 80 inches in circumference
Size No 8 Body long circumference
. Ends or bottoms Of size MOL, 70 by ~ inches
De De 90 80 DO DO No. No. J. J, ios y . DO DO
The bags Of good and substan
bag well tanned weighing not les. than ounces 70 hs
eis neither ehae horse nor rider !,
fabric the pouches above described
DRoP-LE1TER POUCHES, (wIrn SIDE pooxEr)
Size % he Length and % inches o .0v Of the
mail s'E ns % s s s
price Of such Improvement will be considered IN determining
AlI the articles contracted delivered the
at Boston New YORK and Mniao'
Maryand washington, Charleston south Caroline Ma
S s" I"aisSs Ksn,ue
Louis Missouri such proportions and at such times a. ne depart
are inferior to the
No proposal accompanied with SAMPLES
of each article bid for showing the constructions Quality q materials
ency ability bidder the work according to con
department before the
ss, day Of ApI merit and w in eonnsno" with the proposals
The bidder will be required give bond with
certified by the postmaster OF the place
reside in of money double the amount
contract faithful performance of the obligations entered
into
having suggested and others
described (of Nos
81 should be made TO and
accordingly with the addr
mouth and the bottom OF each bag
bidders the number Of mail
be number kinds and
for the Of the department during the
ls49 30th une 1885, given follows
No 2, 776 No B. TAI No. 4, and 290 No pouches
No and 276 No Aorse oos and 6,5 No J.,
I M nd No OumOuc urussb bag
The should be endorsed "Proposa Mail Bdgs
and be addressed "Postmaster General"
Dec 81 N. X. HAIL. Postmaster General
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I KNOX WALKER with practice law In the soperd
Court Of the United HATES, and attend 10 the prose-
claims against the sovernmeNt AdAress wnssnon, D."
Mar. ih-u
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General Agency and Law Once At Washington.
DE BELDINC b WYLIE,

No Toads B,ntinss, Pennsyronia aren~e rer door
Brorns Hotel, Washington, b. C.
rHAs DE sELDING ANDREW WYLIE, IT,, having formed
partnership for the claims
Congress- before board
appointed adjustment Of spoiaons
Claims foreign prepared
fun faithful all business that be inrused
pensions,
claims arising under treaties
buying and selling estate collecting
&C
hndrw wye IT,, viii attend business with which
the District, Supreme Court OF the United States
Gins SEEDING, being United notary
will prompt the taking ~ testimony hcknowedg
o deeds duties which nppean his once
Charges will be moderate, regulated claimed,
q 4 OF services required.
paid will receive Immediate attention.
Sept 6-dly
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UBE subscriber socuss the patronage Of ali ma, -
l has hesitation with vkeS w
sstcis l. brought Isfess public The yes
,sbisLed superiority beyond ali question and he eoaSS
,se &. ~ tS Testimony have ma
envelopes rapidly increasing ssss, tsss
The following are few u ns reason. ioi -
iari1y: ="
name business address conspeuousy and beautifully
Cd, coloIed plain, thus snosding
PERFECT SECURITY AGAINST FRAUD.
ID The envelope opened without being de,,,o.
"A Naitnar wax Nor requisite Them -
4th Ipou the letter the seal s Inn
dac return 70 sender Of being buried Inc 49,
letter Office. - -
5t The envelopes furnished Al almost THE sAMg pEcs
AS PLAIN ONES only the additional OF die NM
will last years.
6lh. Zach letter mailed 10
MOST EFFECTIVE ADVERTISEMENT,
the attention Of all through whose han ma.
pass. u.
and Of envelopes size, either white han
good paper, aud made aboss with n~ms address, &c
pyy,. Of Dies. Price of Eayelox..
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Aoungh IN
niahameh by
Tu"s .
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Second Course.-Daneing Academy
AR. r. r. Liable the cisens of
vi dancing
Thursday January
residence, Pennsyvana opposite Wiliards Hotel.
II oiton Thursdays,
Gays Geosgetdwn--MonAays and Fridays
Dec o8--dtfm
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THE College 81 WashtnGtnn county, Mary
lauA.The second OF the ninth (annual)
opon Monday March Application be made to Rev
Kerocs d o., rector, for further information fbr
admission pupis into the Colege Grammar School
Once sd1rsss, College Of g. James Maryiand. II m t
Jan l<-0Aw%w 44x#Esu3t tlst IL #lts.s. .E t.r #t
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When il 10 not convenient forward Of per mail
reference TO respectable New York viii b w
fcient All orders with prompt attention, If addressed
WILLIAM MURPHY
63 Madison street, New Yo.
Orders will be attended promptly II left the M,y,
Shell Mott " street, Of Msssrs H. Jeropsn Co la
William
Business cards. embossed ccio from dies. ns
per thousand.
Nov l5--d3m
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T AW UOTICE--ovID p. JOHNSON sed HENRY ROGERS,
aornsys and counseIors saw will attend 70 oil professional
ne Supreme Court stntss and IN the
the Dshict Will attend
buapsssi different public = ashneton
sosA 3D. ,...,.v ~ = fee"a aA II ~ Nov S-d6
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DtaTLIP BARTON KEY Will attsnd 10 any businsss
he ntr.d with before either q The courts Of mis- Die
nc and will the prosecution Of elaine tofore
sress and the ONCE an @ srssL #tNf
s'WAsn,usTos Juiy 10, lel6 N9 laate July l7-1swtf
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pENsION and General Agcncy.-GEo C. AMEs, having
which he held the Bureau Of the Commits
years. associated with him
Wise, for the prosecution of cams for
soldiers of the Vir
gna line and revolutionary Invalid navy and other
rendered
Mexican and also under the act lately
granting land the officers and soldiers
Of el2 l79Oail
adjusted the Pension Once His long come xion with
Bureau Give which have been devoted excu
Of claims for pensions
revolutionary aws) has of necessity
the procedures with the rules
evidence observed and with the principles Of the laws admin
ONCE well with the history the revolutionary
states repositories OF evidence aud with
information relating calculated aid ca
Of their rights and which be acquired
only by long experience.
r. Wise established
claims Of description against the
either OF the
before Congress-
agency will the Of Hon. Henry
A. partner, who will be responsible for
hulne and efficiency of their tie will give his
Washington from time, his services
be required.
All ation post paid with prompt attention.
Ames Tully R. Wise, Washington, d. c.
3u-eodlw b w3ms
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MORSE's TELEGRAPH.
THE office of the Western Telegraph Company removed the
Gimans spotecary shop Penusyvsas
few doors west of Browns Hotel.
Th. the only direct line Of telegraph from Washington e
Wheeling Psburg where with lines
ing Detroit, Chicago Cincinnati Louisville ST. Louis Nashville
Memphis, Vick.burg, and the whole western country.
The northern Morse once few doors of the National
HotsI.
street, opposite National Ineiscnce
once.
AMOS KENDALL
Jan 7-dtf President Western Telegraph Company.
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Wine STORE 40 Walnut street, phia
gss o o1sIas a. or .e sU1
Gus sales made BY him TO eon.amsr'esen Obliged largely to
faction OF offering come beet wines liquors imported
by him lie would refer TO invoices As follows v1
prices very draush
s e oa o%. an
10 bottles pu, up in Europe which he challenges as equal to any
The Maazsnla Aponnlado peculiarly adapted
convaescen they strengthen without stimulating and have
wines principally specially selected consu
from the stock of "Burmeser" opoo and imported d.
fui delicate, have been highly ap
and ed wines paimed OF such
They Of vaous sorts and prices bottles and daugt by
delicate white Port and Maimsey Port.
Peoa suffering with chronic affection Of the bowels be
Madeira wines Of various sorts dry aud cb south side old East
and West Indies. seea &C. &C. &C. on dnught and in bottles
As 70 the sparkling wine. Of tn. subscriber is wen known tina,
splendid sparkling
ported by him. are 70 any other wines and are sold At prices
low most Of the inferior wines Dowin the MARKET which
He champagne qualities. a,
generally subscriber himself Judge,
offers o Zines, stock here from the loves. price by the single
OF burgundy stock
Thai he present them from his vaults good bottle Of Bur
saurrns and Barsac Away. on hand in bottles.
Mss bernhard Jordan, Of Coblenz,
SIN Hooks and Moses from cheapest the
choicest vntnses Of the steinbers which the bc growth Of
the article. Of Cosnsc and other brandc he h.. now nne
celebrated "Clsver s2 eighth cssk
hhds and "Duboucbe 1874 hbds consignment which will
Also .n, scotch and Monons.sr'a ~hsey, spirits,
preserving brandy and all other and including
of the above, sold by retail to quantity desired
An goods delivered within one day. reach Of Philadelphia freight
paid Orders will he promptly executed AZ by mail e
graph
Address JACOB sNTDER,jr.,
Cheap Wins Store 70 walnu, street, Philadelphia
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ny DYEh q McGUIHk, Aucttoneers.
III OUsEHoLD FURNITURE, PAIN TINGs, Ac, OF The late
III Ms MAdson, orphans
On Saturday March 1851 shall SELL residence of the
late Mrs Madison furniture
with valuable
Stuart Trnmbuli and others The paintings fully
scsihcd in future advertisement DYER 4 MCGUIRE,
Peb 2-eodkds Auc,ooeers.
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Bounty Land and other business.
WILLIAM FILM
departments and Congress- lie will
attend all business relative pensions and bounty land
moderate Address, William Finn, Washington, DC.
Jan 2S 1851.
Mr. ysars clerk the once OF Second
Comptroller Treasury His knowledge Of anactng business
Departments
to all who employ him the ofSovernmenl
ALBION X PARIS,
Jan O-U Late Second Comptroller
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COMMON HALL Of the town ~ Pstersburu Virginia,
May 1850 The following day Adopted by
tho HALL B 1873 :
"Red That mayor proposals. for
OF the bonds Of the
The STATE otvn. say $50 600 payable in 1870 and $50 1875
The proposals. will
addressed the chamberlain Of own, day
At ~ O'Clock, which they will opened e
bidder wi = entitled thereto The payments er b. yin b
which Of thse periods Offer The corporation
" themselves the right To reject offer made.n
Notice hsreby Hvsn that Of copo-
ton VIII be received by the chamberlain Of according
the shove resolution, wti the In day May $50 ~ o6ck
m. .lNag $1,000 1891 tks Cl CtfAe. CORfTN0, e :
May a-dtl$thMaynsxt 9tHtteI 1 .i.4HfttZ Mayor.
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Drafts heretofore amount subject
drawn, but not YET 10 draa.
lpaid, though paya
lhle
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II ESSRs- Fiske and Everet's Lectures.-Theophilu.
III and L. 8. Everett will lecture and experiment The
Temperance Hall, the
science Of evensg until further
7k O'Clock Aer each Of the
sodna and smusnx win be that have
witnessed OF the world. Persons wakeful
voluntarily forward from the audience
viii b operated uponheir notions sight,
uoled, without any process Whatever
Admission Is gentleman and ladies so children
half price. Feb2-u
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nor Rent, and possession given Immediately three
brick house, with back building stable hc south sid
25th 18th Georgetown, adoin
nj the residence Of John Dawson,
Apply to Samuel Smoot, opposite. Jan 2l-d2w
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TNHE AMERICAN 1--we StOck Insurance COmpany.-
Nncennes Indiana Charter unlimited granted January 1850
Capital, 450lOoo. Stockholders individually liable.
For the Of horses bulls Sheep and
Of description against combined risks Of fire.
dents disease driven
South LOSSES thirty
DrecoJoseph O. Bowman, councillors Ferdinand Eberw,n,
merchant, Captain Irasc Mass merchant; George d. Hay,
chant Hon. Thomas Bishop builder John Wie,
bank director Alvin W. Tracy merchant and bank director Hon
Abner r. Ellis,
Mrmer, bank director, and auditor Of Knox county
Joseph O. Bowman PRESIDENT n shuref Whitney
VIM Burch and president vncsnnes branch
Of the State Bank Of Indiana.
L. NELSON, agent, Pennsylvania between
18th streets, Washington City.
Sent Qs-dIy
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CN0I.IYH Year Books for 1881.
r Red Book the Royal kslcndsr for England Scot
land, Ireland, and the Colonies, for 1881, vol
British Army List M January, 1881.
British Navy List fbr January, 1881
British Almanac and Companion m 1885, and Year BOOK " een
syul Information 1 vol.
1mpvtsd ssanes Asia, by a.. u-..
Jan 80 FRANCk TAYLOR.