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TIRE VIII.

INSTRUCTION PUBLIQUE.
Art. 1911 sera elu surintendant de l'insruc.
ton publque qui exercera ses fonctons pendant
periodic de deux annees SEES devoirs presents
par la lo ct il receYra lie traemen que fxera la LIE
gslaure Neanmoins rAssemblte Generale pourra
par vote de la majorte des me,nbres elus aux
deux Chambres, abo!ir la place de Snrintendant de
finstrncton pubiique, quand ellie Jugera que cette
place n est plus necessaire.
Art. 136-L'Assemblee Generale etahlra des
ecoles gratuites pubqnes dams tout I Etat, ct de-
pourvoir leur entretien au moyen d une take
generate les prophecies on autrenlent. LIE mon
tant ainsi percu obtenu de tsute aure taCon
distribute entire les derentes parosses proportion
ueiDement au nombre d'enfants libres ct blancs
qu'elles renfermeront ct de fage indIque par las
semblee Generate.
| Art l37-Le produit de toues les terres conce
| does jusqu'a moment par lie Congress des Etats
| Unis Get Etat pour renreten des ecoes ceui de
toues les qu pourront dams favenir etre con-
cedees gu leguees fEa sans destination espresso,
ct don't Etat pourra plus ard disposer ains que lie
produit des SUGGESTIONS echues Etat, coniorme.
tnent la lo, resteront en- la possession de Etat il
titre de pref ct formeron un rcnte pepetuelle don't
PEtat acquittera annuelement llnteret ralson de
six pour cent Get interet JOINT celui remis par les
| Etats-Unis Get Etat, d ttre de depot, en- vertu
| dune loi du Congress du % jnn 1886 atfecte,
ainsi que la totalite de la rente des erres non ven
dues, i lentreen des ecoles pubiques, ct cete al.
| location restera nviolable.
Art. l3S.-Le revenu provenant de la vente de
toute terre accordee jnsqu'a moment Get Eta,
par .e Commencement Federal, pour ientre ten dune
rnaison deducation que la ait dGja eu lieu or
qu'elle saccomplsse plus tard. ansi que lie revenr
provenant dune donation qmelconque fate / Eta
dams lie but c-dessus indique, tormera rente per
pGtuelle don't l'n,eret, rason de six pour cent pa
an, sera applique rentretien dune institution des
tinee aux progress de la literature, des arts ct de
sciences. La Legislature pourra IL
pour appliquer les fonds ci-dessus mentionnes u
autre but que la creation ct lameloraton de linst
| tution susdite.
| Art. l39-L' Universt& de la Louisiana, situee
la Nouvee Odeans, sera manenue telle gu ellie es
mantenant elablie
Art. l40.-La Legislature pourra voter les loi
queie ugeta neces>alres pour re- lementtr uiterieu
rement fUniversite ct tavoriser les progress de la Iii
tGrature ct de la science ellie dependant pa
obligee de concourir par une subyenion lentrete
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DRECIPiTATED PHOSPHATE Of LINZ
Il Warranted pure, Nr ssls by iesl FL P-t MessrA'
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I AAUU EhREUT1PE RUINS, No. 81 CIRCUS
street between PoydraR and Perdo, where DAGUERREAN
IMMATURE PORTRAITS notice.
beauty and srpreson and the style Pins ekets
tenders h thanks for past fvors and from his oe
with his devotion and
These facts he hopes will insure berabie
patronage fn2l til JAMES LOCKWOOD
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uRjAisTfNE-s.ls,u tees Of irst snAt
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Ahe Great inyention oI tiae Asoisteai suppIaniea,
Gas TriumphantI

The Great Inyention oT the Asei-stsam suppianiea,
Gas TriumphantI
E nrst half OF the
o. steam has passed, pass engine
The second haf century known commencing The
aye y agent destined only Agt bat
e world Ih age has now eommeneed and with i now intro
Professor John g z saomon amer enysx Of close
70 make The principle Of the eonden Of eaTbonic acid await
received letters patent r his pSved caGoac Acid
now Offers dispose Of rights for te use thereof 70 he und
States, counties or cities.
The immense saving Of money and labor Of human
suffering secured BY the use Of this will inevitably
oae Is speedy adoption ~ al places where steam po er is now
bulk and weight Of The steam engine has precuded
AGENT from he % for de gin as TWO
thS, "d svp INV team m eoain Of h m d 1 n @ m na
demen aud Of bulk and weighioo weight sulcng the
BY engine twenty
ii The following from ,Se cineana Nonpaei Of the Is
we pleased thatJ q snlomon late Of tins city,
cation The successful experiments Of this invention
Also rights his Z Improved Plopeng ana steering
of which gives pilot
complete control Of tho vessel independent Of the engineer that he
Also rights for his Improved Spring sadde military
designed the greatest possible comfort OF BON
Any information in regard the Inventions
of obtaining rights &e may be promptly obtained BY addressing
Attorney agent pantec street. opposite ODD Eel
Eo of Nw Albany ndicnd, inpenor Of Ggri
cultural tronder, Rofatory Plough.
WAsnIEoros, Jan 81, 1852.
Mr. ELpsR-sR cheerfuy avail myself opportunity
New Motor your request duty
The facts the following near as now reco
lect
arrived at on the 9th of October ls5 and on The fol-
lowing called Saomon's New
Motor, OF which had read the public papers,
desrou engne from the fact hat had
motive power 70 machinery was aonished and delighted in
and Of the
imbodied idea before perfect Than had conceived
hour. uniform
perfect, power lbs
This power applied the machinery
shop and appeared TO be equal commonly used 10
and suppose weight might about five
The small sheet size hat held
double handful charcoal The machinery
complicated of the principle of
operation being This estimated d
twenty engne Of which have given you be
description.
expected be called make statements
have had previous acquaintance with Professor
SaIomon, and him, knowledge until met him in
this city yesterday
Yours respectfully
Intelgencer Republic, Era Press, Telegraph
Washington American, Patriot, aud sun, Baltimore Ledger
American Pennsy Philadelphia Tribune Herald
Commerce. Mechanic,
York Advertiser Brooklyn; slmans Journa New Haven Jour
Providence Atas Post and Transcript Boston
Express Buffalo Herald Cleveland
Journal Chicago and Advertiser, Pittsburgh;
Enquirer Nonparei Atlas, Commercial and Cs Advertiser
Courier Journal and semocrat, Louisville;
Republicans St Louis Picayune, Dea Advertiser
New Orleans Courier Charleston Wing, Richmond Alta
una Francisco, insert three months other day,
fofn forward bills, with copy of the paner
j. q. Il. SALOMON, Patentee
Dec 25-eod3mif Washington, ID. q.
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plated ware goods &c. suitable for New Year
No 49, Pennsylvania Avenue, 1.-THE store lately
cuped by Mr. c. w Heydena fresh importation Of English and
French ewey Watches silver and plated ware all 81 winch are OF
quality the latest styles consisting, In part
: follows
Of diamonds and pearls ruby and pear rarne tor
quoises and paneed gold caaans in great van
rings and brooches endless variety bracelets OF all kinds plain
costly diamond and ether kinds OF beasns and
studs gold guards ves chains, &c gold and silver snun
glasses and specacles newest styles medaons geld
tbimbes, pens and pencils &C. -
DIAMOND MOUNTED wATCHEs.-watches mounted with
diamonds pearls ename &C. ladies' plain gold watches Of va
styles genesn watches made by Cooper Tobias Roske
Johnson and other makers
SOLID SILVER WARE.--Silyer and coffee sets pitchers
Koblels baskets eandoscks tea caddio
punch OYSTER preserve and cake
knives in knives and forks Of
dozen cases. suitable for presents fish and butter knives dinner
forks and spoons sugar tongs soup ladies' pickle
PLATED wARTea and coffee sets, cake baskets, castors
6rE spoons and vegetable Dishes tea ke
ties and urns, pitchers, sc.
low.
Remember 10 Pennsylvania Avenue between ~ and 9Th
Jan 2-eolw
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The of person viii entered upon
payment ofshe subscription be made in advance.
Distant subscribers forward money BY letter. postage
which will be paid BY ali assumed BY ourselves s
safe transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER Published weekly during hs sss
sons % Congress, weekly during the
Subscriptions period less year win be received ON
terms pgopoTuoned TO the above annual rates.
U-fosTmAsTERs authorized asonts and BY
sending US DAILY subscriber, with 20 enclosed
WkEkI subscribers with gas encose WEEKLY
subscribers, with $40 enclosed will copy Of M
same edition they farnish subscribers gratis
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/ sENTLEMEN's WAKES
III 10 dozen mcrino undcTsliirts, heavyl
10 do merno and cotton drawers, all sizes
do silk undefshirts
30 do merno halfliose
so heavy English thread cotton ahose, the best good
in the city
25 do country knit half hose
do buckskn gloves, very heavy
s ds beaver gloves, very superior
IS do kid gloves, Alexanders make
10 de silk gloves, very heavy
80 pieces pocket handkercbiets, some superior
30 dozen styles neckties, and handkechies
20 do plain and coored border linen eambgc hands echie,
with cloths, cassmeres and vesngs of all styles, at
YERBY g. MILLERS,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7th and 9Th streets.
Dec A--codlmif
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JOSEPH d. COLLINS, President.
CHARLES GILL, Actuary.
Notice of the diseOntinuance of the United State
Land Office at Fort Wayne, Indiana.

Under provisions of The
approved l2 1910, which declares The
quantity Of public remaining unsod any
reduced number OF less than hundred thousand
shal be The Secretary the
land office disiricI and land
ea the time of the disconnuanee of land office,
subject sale Of existing
most the district which the land Office shall
been discontinued, of which the Secretary Of the Treasury
nusnuch the duties
rei upon the seeetay of The Interior By he.4a
Home Bepntrnenn approved Sd March, 1879
Notice accordingly hereby given Secretary
terror advised this Office that the land ece Fort Waue
he TldaHd be discontinued the remaining
nso time Of the dsconnuance be thereafter subject
10 sale al land office Indianapolis said State
aiming unsod and unappropiated BY law,
to private entry within the limits Fort Wayne district will
cease subject heretofore that Office from
Of the receipt this by and thereof
the land Indianapolis wH gire notice Of the day
% weporei to recere applications entries Of any
Gnlsat their Office.
]. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Feb Ij-2aw3w
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10 WESTERN TRAvELLERs.
EXPRESS MAIL LINE FaoM BALTIMORE TO

BURG
(ihrough Ia tvsnty-tco hours and q kay.)
THIS ns Psburg the and
Pennsylvania Central railroads Is successful opera
passengers Baltimore a. D. M (hAif
arrival Of the evening nom Washington aud
Harrisburg, where they the
Immediately
The mountains in daylight and arriving In rburg the
starting. The distance performed by railway,
PASSENGERS FROM THE WEST
Leave Piibug in The of the Central railroad M
Harrisburg at T. the morning. where
press baltimore susquehanna
waiting, proceed Immediately arriving
for Washington which
This route is reliable offered 10 the public.
Dy-Fare through (eiher way) Sil.
For apply the the Baltimore
hanna Railroad Company Calvert Station, Baltimore,
Company Pttsbug
ALFRED GATHER,
Superintendent of Transportation.
Dec 14-dim
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ruARLEs SEXTON, Attorney and Counsell r

rHARLEs SEXTON, Attorney and COUNSEL r-at-
Law offers his professional services in the Supreme Court
United Stae claims before the Court OF Commissioners,
against departments OF the general govern
beoe Congress- procuring patents obtaining pen
bounty in collecting debts and
oang the purchase and sale of lands part the United
Of the States and Territories compiled
surveys General Land Office, niornaou EN-
cg improvements and population OF
towns in the United sates ageeaby the late
obtained at his office ON 18th street. opposite the Treasury
Budding, Washington, d. &.
ueterence Butcrfed, Washington city
cnsv Alexander Ramsey, Paul. Livngsion
New York city Peter H. Burnet, aitomeya
AIy1 California; Messrs. Thomas Cuwperthuat Co, Pha
delphii A. p Ladew Co.. ST. Louis Mesrs G. Abe
nafhy Co.. Oregon City
Feb s-aaw3m
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CONTENTS o American Almanac for 1s54--Ex-
" Lists of Public ocen PosmaseIs
Oees Land and Receivers; Indian
Agents Army Navy Pension Agents. Army List Arsenals
Militia Lists nnd Vessels Marine Corps
te United States abroad
Foreign Consus in the United States Abstracts of
Session OF Congress; Post Once Depart
Revenue Mail Service Receps aud Expenditures Compen
Foreign Home Commerce and Navigation o
United Staies Imports Exports Tonnage, and Commercial
Imports Exports and Debts for Sixty Years
Expenditures period, Debt Of
Public Lands Mint ard ocets; Coinage for
Religious Denominations State Eiee
Finances Congress; Railroads Cow
Europe and America; and much other valuable mat
ter TOO varied limits Of n advertisement
Complete OF $50 closely printed Price 81
matt hng postage, post Office in ths
United Just received by -.
Dec fRANth TAYLOR
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TOR sALThat beautiful eommodous, cottage built residence
on 7th between Boundary streets, containing ls,1s
square feet ground being all Of No Ao and Just finished
now offered sale. II has nine apartments with theefod
passage smoke WOOD and carnagehuuses win
stabng horses, and pump OF excellent water IN the
yard. - ,,. -, .,. oe1oos
neghborhood and enjoys the double advah
arc OF city and country residence. ,,,,.
description ofthe surrounding beautiful wcinU msny
deemed unnecessary fef
sos wishing TO purchase will please call and exnmins Tor
Title from United States Inquire Of H. JoHssoS on me
premises.
OctI5-colw
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uae Mrs. d. H. Bmrs1 corner OF 9h and u Streets
hE subscriber win assume the charge
day the 2ls Of April and will give constant and personal
supervision department The thorough
English French, and mathematical be taught
The religious be based upon the
iornuares Of the Episcopal Church.
Inc experience the principal
age hun 10 look for the patronage the public and for
ing measure OF success
20. For boarding pupils, s75 per quarter,
Tor day $50 SIG
Payable always n advance
Music, drawing, Latin Italian
Reference is permitted 10 Rev u Butler, d. d., Rev. j. w.
French MIR Ftzhugh Coyle Washington
D. d. Alexandria RI Rev Aonzo Potter b. D., and the clergy
generally OF Philadelphia and RI Rev Alfred Lee d. d. of Della
.~.a#
WILLIAM J. CLARK.
Mar 2l-t25hAp
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California Land TITLES.

California Land TITLES.
the
va,e California; hereby
will held Fruncisco, said State
on 9Th day Of December 1851.
hands, the city of Washington, this ilth day
September 1851. - -. ,,.,
HARRY 4. THORNTON,
Sept l7-eod3m COMMISSIONER
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Il'iNhhials business stand for Re nj I'm Washington
ts ~ ~ edae posse given OF the
|r5c, lg NOW erecting the old established
ma' ~ ~ stet west and Market Space. They built
hs r v oi the dry goods business, and with light.
s ~ e = y feet wide by 80 feet deep In the clear, with
ban a lhe store ~ feet wide by y feet high II has
VIDE BY % feet deep, inches high
ndo ana hnished Tor sales room, well lighted by several
~ ~ " area around the building The
s space u feet wide 54 feet dep; then becomes
h y y ect deep, having skylight wide by "a feet
uaseuirn finished for wide by 55
h sore & XIV inches high There communication fom
~ basemen by stairway. The third
" D feet deep, with skygbt by in
snfe very large could be throwing
fuel ohu' haeh store has vault In the pavement for
ia apply TO the subscriber, hi the Potomac House. north
De-, M ra zyanla avenue, between ID and ~
e''- idIhsaiu ANNE 4. DERMoTT.
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no sporsmen-J.W w BADEN Pennsylvania avenue, near 9Th
street, has just opened small lot OF superior
guns, saleable Sizes and at unusually low prices .
Likewise fresh supply of Dixon sons powder hasks o ~,
and - ounces
Shot pouches and belts
single and double game bags, dram bottles
English, French and American caps
Gun wadding powder horns, &c.
Oct lila w3w
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THE BosrON American Almanac Tor Is52. voIum

VIIE BOSTON American hImannc Tor IsoX VoInm
closely printed giving, in ndden TO the usual al
full authentic varied information concerning
of general and state governments, and dge-ng
correspondence relating the
government gsauon, public institutions internal
OF the United States and
the several public officers.
Judiciary expenditures census, Sc &c
by mail ing postage TO
office in the United States. This day received - ~
Nov - fhhNch IAfLoh.
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Esmale Eauea,ion al washington.

lie subseber thankful patronage with winch he has been
favored from nleen States, aud fIom families hold
the highest positions county respectfully
he has ebeedon the fourth OF his service IA TINS city s
dghteenth OF his e1perience) instructor OF youth
Ills Private Family Boarding School Ter the education OF young
ladies all the ornamental branches required
American female limited il is 10 twenty four pupils Of
% advantages domestic comfort and thooagh asruetoD
be atuned he thinks, miscellaneous IN larger schools
The Language the family and the school FrenA
under the instruction oa French lady educated for the profession
Paris
X w. CuSHMAN, A. M,
Indiana avenue, City Hall.
oc l6--eod2nfa
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MOTICEThose having accounts our books rem
IN dced the January and the remaining
settled, will obige by calling and making settlement
with tho money dates closing our
books for the year.
To those who promptly responded to first notice or card
grateful Acknowledgements
We pleasure
coming will he such TO in
complete stock
desirable goods that brouato this country
effort shall wanting part 70 con
such render entire satisfaction
may pleased with their patronage
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
Feb 9o-2wdf
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HOUSEKEEPING GOODs-sELLlNG OFF CHEAP
III TO MoVE-We would desire call the attention OF house
generally stock of goods which now Offering
a greatly reduced prices to move. We have
which will sell 25
yard, put up in l2yard pieces
25 do various qualities heavy undessed from 3 rs cents
and all cheap
100 linen table yards which shall offer from
to-day at So These goods certainly very cheap,
all who a cloth of the should call and see
table damak ranging from SO cents TO
81 per yard, and all cheap
dainas prices
piano andi cloth cheap
pieces cashmeIe plain
100 Russian diapers OF all qualities
so towelings, from 81 25 per dozen up
beached including all the most choice brands
which promise 10 sell as cheaply as they can be
had in the country
of Blankets very fine goods
will very cheap order close them out before
moving
of all kinds hand and will be sold cheap they
bought North reasonable quantities. such
plaid domestcs, cassine dannes coored
cacoes every goods line, which
a desirous of closing out
w. M. SHUSTER Co,
Jan6-eodsw 9Th street, the Avenue.
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omee Of Co re.ponasnes, wash.ag.en CITY.

0mco OF Co respondence, WASN'T agton city.
ALL persons having business the city Of Washington
undersigned has established here OFFICE
OF CORRESPONDENCE for the OF giving inioma
desired BY person IN any part Of The world No business
public pvaie honorable character viii be
udd from the correspondence Of this Office Persons wishing to
proceed business they have before Con-
public Offices &c. will be dscreeuy advised and
professional other aid is necessary, The best Will be
cured or recommended.
undeugned win regard all communicated 20 him in
this Office saeredy confidential, and will by
through agents IL be for him
possible pecaufion them inyolaie
Every inquiry contain fec Of fpe dollars which
viii generally be the only remuneration required but should IL
or the servcs TO be rendered, the proper amount will
be slated u a satisfactory letter in reply
Address, postage preIad,l THOMAS c. CONNOLLY,
ofce Of Correspondence, Washington, ID. g.
WAsmsoTos City, January l6, 1852.
Mr. Thomas C. Connolly is known worthy citizen,
gentleman Of intelligence, and clear, and ready
winter and him emnenty qualified for the able,
prompt and hn performance OF the useful duties connected with
his and original design OF Office Of Correspondence
RICHARD WALLACH,
U. s. Marshal for the District of Columbia. j
WALTER LENOX,
Mayor OF Washington ciy,l
10. GALES,
TScnior Editor of the "Natonai Intelli xeneer.l
X. w. LATHAM, [Banker,1
Jan -TuThSsaBfBm
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FURNITURE DRY GoODs-The following described goods

IT, DRY DRY c following goods
found the style, and reasonable price
piano covers match which
M be sold by the set OF single as may be desired all in
o%s and wsa'' q MOWERS wh' appear 'a 'h
Iaine pier covers, weaving.
ever seen in this country before.
Also isoissu stand cove covers 81 70 match ~
French thread dies divans Of chairs backs
s ss ene o @ s1ss Sna eas % B. o
BY napkins and oveas match For The design and produe-
Smiles Of witch may be seem with the goods
style aud pretty
e an" I very fsp % "n SIDE oop % s ARE and u
inches wide with centres side and bands to match
s,eads, slesan,
general Whitney, Edinburgh and Mackinaw
blankets all band bound mapped on both Sides and very low
bales gray twied blankets very heavy
veeabe aele which attention Of farmers and planters in
Also general assortment Of Flemish Scotch irsh and English
table and % linens % and al Oh She h a n an n
Of all Of which we e9sas e sell On s ne ms inviting
Sept ad4wif Pa door Of the corner Of 9th ST.
University of Pennsylvania, Medical Department.
Eightysirth session. (ls5i-'5a)
HE lectures will Monday October the st and
Theory and Practice q , Medicine 1y George B. Wood MD
Maera Mediea @ and Pharmacy ana Joseph Carson MD
Surgery, William Gibson, NJ. d.
obsieies the Women and Children, Hugh L.
Institutes OF Medicine, Samuel Jackson, M u
Clinical instruction the Pennsylvania Hospital by Geoe b.
Wood, M. d., and by Geo. w. Norris M ID.
instruction medicine and IN surgery ey ms
professors medical faculty. assisted by W. W. Gefhd M d.
and Henry H. Smith, nj. ID.
Practical anatomy by John Neil, NJ d., deinonstrator-
for lectures University
MANIPULATING (paid once
Hospital 10
Practical anatomy ~
'aauA'"s W. noRNER, NJ. b.,
Dean of the Medical Faculty,
Chestnut above Thieenh opposite the United states
Aug l-oawtocti5
Whnam ana MARY eohese' " iinai"sDu. NJ 80
HE of this institution will wednesday, me
been made ior iul course o. IN o,kanc u
o ,s "a e suess m % nss s, ~ an c,s.s ~ s
I'M, ~ a .o,e nanysa ec,svs ~ he a denarmcni includes
an pr ~ 80 a,an ~ ,hesc s degree III
'en ~ ~ @ ~ my "a in ,velvs IN
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OURS Fursi Furs rsi-WM b. TODD announces TO his Gus
the ladies particularly that he has re-
and handsome selection Of hne fur, OF he
and superior workmanship which he has
ready Inspection and to which he invites o alien
on OF all purchase such rch durabe truly
Portable, and seasonable additions to the wardrobe.
This mu ycohnes, paanes or ha boas,
and cus-of splendid black ustred lynx, martin Russian
frc chnch Siberian squirrel royal ermne Hudson Bay sable
svansdown.
e has nso received London beautiful assor
uen OF goods the above descriptions for ladies'
and children.
Ladies' Paris eglanne sacks, richly trimmed with fur
Dec I-3nwsw
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DY ADAMS CO.'S Expression balls, parties, sc.
ID rs boxes silk hose, all grades
handkerehefs, some very beautiful
10 bores clear hsndkerchefs
cartons VIII nd coiored Kid gloves
White, pink blue silks and pspiins
White pink nd French mefinoos, and
with variety OF other goods adapted 10
the very low prices, .- -.
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9TH and sih streets,
27-oodimf