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REMOvAL-The celebrated Dr. G. W. RoBACK professor Of
IL asoogy phrenology, and combined
with conjuraon from Sweden, having removed his Office TO No.
White New York, offers his services 10 the citizens
Washington lie consulted by all the crowned heads Of
Europe, and enjoys higher reputation an asooger than
living Natyies calculated according 10 geomancy-
ladies 3d. gentlemen Persons at distance can have their
sending day of their birth. All
containing above will immediate
ton, and nativines TO part Of the world written
durable and he is prepared make Of his power by
conjuraon of the following topicsi Courshp advice
for the successful accomplishment Of wealthy marriage
power the free
hazard, and for the recovery Of
property purchasing lottery tickets Thou
sands the have been done in this city and m
vicinity United States the full satisfaction OF all
nave horoscopes have been during the last four
while here Letters will purpose and will do
well call person. and the mail safe that
need fear through the post office Dr. Roback
from 500 1000 letters monthly, and has missed
All letters will be relgouy attended TO- prepaid BE
cular Office county and State For more
call Office Of the Union and astrological almanac
gratis. -
White street, New York.
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A.. II q. A. ARMOUR.
DIAPERS and TaILORs,
No. 3e3 Broadway, corner Of Duane street,
ala.. L. Txrfo. JTo.sc Mae YorI

EsPECTFULY invite the attention ofends and the public
IL Of spring roods the
make the best
fashionable style rer usual moderate prices Fresh cloths,
and vcs'ngs Of latest mporfnons elegant light silks
dark do. patterns OF Paris embroderies
hfu employed this estabishmenone
waistcoas Each
pamen complete itself Army and uniforms made
order despatch approved
ncr Strangers who VISIT this metropolis will find AT this establish
osnt and III 10 always
nj n wAIsreoATss-These elegant
were admired Castle Garden have been awarded the
6rs premium American Institute at their late fair.
Feb l5-dlm
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Assistant Teacher Wanted Immediately.
THE Principal OF wasnton IN C) Male Academy wishes
forthwith teacher who qualified
English
habits
All applications must be made Immediately and by
to the Principal.
Feb lp-dn
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he QUINCEy,s Literary ences2 vols. I2mo.,
IL being the uniform edition OF his works.
Motberwells Posthumous Poems, VOL
The Vision Of Sir Lsunfa-a poem, by James Russell Lowell
and Of his Rev Jos
Stevens Buekminster; by Eliza Buckminster Lee vol
Brief Practical Treatise Morta with nm account OF the pro
employed Boston hnrbor Lieut.
VIM. H. Wright, u. y. Engineers.
This day received for sale by - .
TAYLOR MAURY,
septic Booksellers, near 9th street,
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MOSES l.. HOLT,

RKrrRENOEs. Hon. b. W. M u, Alabama,
Mobile, Alabama Messrs. Rhodes Wright, CO., New Or
leans louisiana Henry Clark esq Tarboro North Carolina
NJ Gwin NJ c. Californian Benz X. True, esq, New York
city j. P. Healey esq, Boston, Hatch, esq,
Portsmouth, New Hampshire May7-2awly
NEW York and California Millionaire Association
thousand shares Of thousand dollars Capital 81 00
number OF be obtained influential
special partners, admitted
with revised OF New York. fron
the 81 900 cash.
certificates Of shares issued therefor annually
prospect Of doubling the whole in safe operations In
and mining the United States under the direction and
uel Of OLIVER HOLDEN,
As the General Partner and Chief Agent ofthe Company,
No. n Wall street,
Caornns other responsible pares throughout the Union
aid in obtaining contracts with the United States app
association be employed diff
OF and vessels be made
available carrying the nails and freight TO and
rom Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Americas.
There large and increasing business doing with Caor
Pacific and long the supply OF gold continues,
demand for capital goods and manuetu viii aonish The
and calculations therefor And this
thereby that this association being formed
der frm and style Of y. HOLDEN n CO..
Mercantile, and Commission Merchants Banking,
and Mining Agents New York and San Francisco,
Capital 81 100000.
Feb2-u
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WASHINGTON SEMINARY, ID. C.--The evening af Nv
classical and mathematical school Of this institution whb
every night, except Saturdays aud Sundays, from O'Clock
o. -
The English branch comprises-Engish grammar pacnc ~
tons In the art Of reading rules for the formation and
Of syle lectures cocuion, and the several kinds
speaking together with criticisms Of various distinguishes
writers OF prose and ,-Af
The classical department Is devoted explanation and m'v
Latin authors and to Latin composition enabling The sa
read and write in tongue with facility "A
The mathematical comprises the study Of ariihmeuo
Nov 7-lw SAMUEL BARBER, FTeA4'
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Sept 2O-6mosd

DISSOLUTION Of crship.-T firm
ing under the OF Dyer Brother is this day
consent, dissolved George r.
the firm,
late Robert W. Dyer which
is respectfully requested. EDWARD G. DYER,
GEO. +. DYER
WAsHssTos, September "a, 1880.
CO. Copsrtnershp NOtice.The undersigned
copansrshp under the name and firm OF Dyer Mcclure,
will continue the general and
old stand Of Brother 10Th
slowed the late % and pledge themselves discharge faith
fully confdcd 10 them.
Dyer Mcclure prepared make upon
signmens, and 10 cash all sales made by them.
EDWARD c. DYER,
j.. c. MCGUIRE.
WAsMEeToE, Septembss 81 1850.
I'D
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THIS institution pleasantly situated tho Georgetown
Heighsthe from embracing the city OF Washington,
for miles, OF Alexandria II de-
limited Number OF the benefit
Christian education. combine
thorough acadeca instruction with the discipline Of
Christian home.
The regular session win begin November Parents who for
desire earlier admission confer with the Rector
Application for admission Of pups for further information may
be addressed,
Rev. ANTHONY TEN BROCK, Georgetown, n. O.
Reeenees The Bishop Of Maryland, and Hugh Davey
LII D. Baltimore; Hon =. r. Chambers Kent comfy Md
o. Dayton esq Fourth Auditor OF the Treasury, Washington
Lyons, Geoetown W. Bevarhout Thompson
North ooroina, Cot Miller Halowes, ST. Mays, Georgia.
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OFFICIAL Military Books, for sale by Taylor &
" MAURY booksellers, 9th street, Washington.
Cavalry Tactics, vols price ss-very scarce.
Wsyne's Sword Exercise price 81
SCOTS Infantry Tactics, 3vois. price % So
Instructions for Mountain Artillery price cents,
Coopers Tactics and Regulations The Militia
Instructions for Field Artillery, Horse and Foot
Crosss Military Laws.
McCombs Couris Martial.
Ordnance Manual.
Army and Navy Registers.
And all other government books and documents
SpntN
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New FaIl nnd Winter Goods.


IIOoE BROTHER, CO., Pennsylvania avenue between ID
Ii and 9th have received
citizens Of the cities Of Washington, Georgetown, and AeIan
and the surrounding counties Of Maryland and Virginia. full
complete of French English, India fancy a
dry goods OF the most recent mporatons. They
Very elegant brocade silks, dark colors
Extra rich brocade silk, for evening
Rich plaid silk, styles
Extra heavy plain poult de sole
Heavy watered silks, all colors
Real Irish popns, richly watered, all shades
Very lustrous black silks, all widths
Superior wide colored silk velvets every shade
French Merino and Thibet cloths great variety
French nous de LANES, designs
French cashmere de cosse, latest styles
Rich embroidered cbemisetes, with sleeves 10 match
Rea! Valenciennes lace chemisees and cuffs
Richly embroidered muslin capes, collars, and caps
Elegantly embroidered and lace trimmed handkercaaefs
White embroidered Canton Grape sbaws, from 42 10 S75
Velvet cloaks and manllas, styles
silk mantias and visites, also styles
Real cashmere shawls, long and square
Real cashmere and 'rhbet scarfs
Long and short sewing silk mits and gloves
Black silk laces, black and colored silk fringes
Thread laces and insertings, wide and narrow
Muslin and camhrc rulings
Muslin and eambric insertings and edgngs
Sash, neck, and belt ribands, kc., &c.
Together many other entirely and desirable goods,
for present approaching which weekly
tons made purchasers may finding
during season. the fashionable Styles
prices.
HooE, BROTHER, co
o.. 70 20
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7 KNOX WALKER win practise law In the Suprenas
Cont Of The States, and attend to the
claim aeans, tho government Address Washington d. o.
Mar. loft
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no OWNERS of Lands in Texas.-h gentleman in virTai
who good and lawyer, desires TO n
present season. would like become the for
Of lands in that county, with view 10 bring them
market AH Il
He family capital, and dssrous Of engaging
agriculture He give the most satisfactory testimonials Of
integrity and responsibility and his general acquaintance
considerable emigration TO Ters
ofexas lands who would be inclined avail hn
of arrangement be placed correspondence with
ADVERTISER suitable responses, by addressing post
VIM. 6oULDN
General .gen, and collector, Richmond, vnrnh
Marla-
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
MORSE LINE)

wAsHIsoros oruos, PENNSYLVANIA tvrruE,
Finb OF National Hotel, Noe,
THE established BY company the United
States consequently Oldest The pioneer line extending
Washington Baltimore Philadelphia New York. and
the intermediate stations Havre
Wilmington Trenton, Princeton, New Brunswick New
Ctye only line in the the time
wiresha aey undergone extensive repairs and
prepared deliver number Of which
be required Of for accommodation OF the public with
fidelity hitherto unequaled This line
NORTH and
extending already feen thousand miles, either Of
payment desired, The
OF this line have lately thoroughly stemazed It's bust
both Its transmission and mode OF delivery OF Its
charges equal special With the fsci
for possessed by this Is inv
ted reliable for
graphing The offices Of the Magnetic Telegraph Company
gtop city, fifth house Of National
Baltimore No Exchange, South Gay street Philadelphia
No l0 Chestnut Quincy Granite buildings New York, No
WIN. NJ SWAIN, President
NarchI 1mds
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JoUsEKEEPING articles, such as

nOUSEKEEPING articles, such as
III French China dinner and
Iron stone China dinner, tea and toilet ware
Crockery OF every color and quality
Cut and pressed glassware, looking glasses
Fancy hardware lamps and girsndoles
Table cutlery, manie and table ornaments
Japanhed goods, plated ware
Bronzed iron goods, Abata and Britannia
Cooking utensils Of almost every description
Wood ware, tin ware, baskets, brushes, &c.
Altogether forming extensive Of housekeeE
Giles worthy Of housekeepen those about frT
Purchasers will find decidedly to their in,eresto csasn
inc articles and prices. G. W. BOIlLA
Nov l8-2aw3w Opposite Centre snvS
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NEW boot AND SHOE STORE

~ taken Of those and elegant stores recently neH
Messr Duva Brother, the north side Of Pennsywhnna
between AZ and 9th streets where he intends
boot and shoe business in all Of its Misunderstanding engages
services OF Mr. Henry f. Maelas who II 10 well known s
for himself high reputation cutter and whose anos VIZ
particularly directed TO the manufacturing OF boots and shoes
We would particularly call the attention OF the ladies m
t and elegant style Of Mr. Maela gster boots and %
We have selected with beautiful assortment
and English leather, Kid Silks and ,ain, which will he ms9
order In Mr.. MS usual beautiful style. . :.
In addition TO mandatory we have selected wm
care, in New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore, all Of
approved styles Of boots and shoes Of every description
Oct 7-coIw j. N. JOHNSON
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ID IL. HOOE ~ CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers I'm
carpetng, floor oil cloths matting materials,
sbeeting blankets and house furnishing goods generally
Pennsylvania between h and 9Th Washington,
ID. @.
Aug 29--u
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North side Of PennSyIU0uia avsnue doors vest Of IiJ
under Gadsby's Hotel, " wet
DEGS leave inform his friends cltsens az v.,
ID Georgetown Alexandria, the public in general also
Congress- and strangers visiting the city that OF
simees, and vestngs, is large and complete Ahons y
$4,000 WORTH is sucienty large for Mn 800 We
establishment in the District irvm goods ali nec
aud fresh all of this fl mpoaton which be mass ~ s
the shortest notice, and in style not TO be
by any other establishment in the United States f'a
He pays an advance ON the highest price paid in city for
work. - ~ ~
Having been employed in the establishment Of p W. B,ow
for fifteen years. and having under his special charge the mo
cult branch of the cutting department known trade ana m
ing sasaction prompted by stronger desire -
Interest," himself will TO peass al
will favor him with their patronage which he earnestly oc
NJ b. Also constantly hand fancy
such Shirts drawers, under shirts, stocks
gloves collars, and every article necessary TO complete %
mans wardrobe. f'# 'N
Nov 8-2awif6w
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Columbian College, ID. g.
THE winter Of sir months will be opened the ih Of
i September
Room, library, bed and furniture ~ 90
lame ana servants, week. 70
Charges TO students who do not board;
70 W
Room, library, and furniture 10 90
Fuel atcost; washing 3Ix cents dozen.
Matcuaon fee, sos and small charge for damages
The college exclusive
do exceed 81 80 Students admitted
tme the opening OF the preferable Bills payable
months In advance.
Our students have the opportunity Of attending Of
lures given by the dn guisbad OF science Smith
sonian institution also Of hearing the debates and
gumens before the United States Supreme which
other college present.
CoLtEoR HrLt- August 1851. Aug 22-dscpiawiw
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ID EMOVAL.--DUVALL BROTHER merchant aors, have
IL the informing friends
that they have removed their and elegant stoe just
erected Pennsylvania between ~ and 9Th
square OF their They just
York. the richest and elegant
goods line Of business which
D0vALL BROTHER
N. u. Wanted, three hrstrate hands.
Sept l8-dlw&eo2w
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DY A. M. FARQUHAR, formerly of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania,
ID services Mexi
revolutionary with Great Bnlain and the Flor
ida
For pensions bounty land OF scrip.
Bounty Land-Wl purchase and sale Of bounty
land order.
Patent OeeThe applications for patents, procuring models,
viii all their branches
General OGesA claims against the department will be
settlement Of quarterly OF
ditto facilitated, &c.
Nashville Union, Mobile Advertiser, Louis
Cincinnati Indianapolis
Sentinel, Herald Detroit Free will publish
Of S. send bills this Office, accompanied
W a June 24n
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Of heavy, durable
aad sp goods, a. a. lo dice diaper and dama.s
AIso the mandatory o. la4, ia i24, and
.heens which will be found the heaviest goods Of kind
In Of
ster nsns only objection which against OF
above viii be their durability Prices very
CLAGETT h DODsON,
all kinds Of carpets mating, OIL cloths, mats
furnishing goods generally
Of Ninth street and Pennsylvania
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DRAPER and Tailor.-wILLIAM TUCKER, late OF the
Tucker Pennsylvania ~ and
9Th streets prepared calls from his
friends and the public generally having opened and
English cloths
yestngs selected by himself with nom the extensive
houses of New York PHILADELPHIA all Of which will
be sold the lowest cash and the his establish
ment sufficient all who honor him with their
Of the syen which his will be executed
Bel shall be ready In ten days show OF the handso
styles OF oveeoa that have been offered In this city,
Sept ol-3taw3w
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CALONA Farm For Sale.-Tbis beautiful arm-the former
y VIM Mafits offered for sale. is oca
comfy Virginia, miles from washington d.
Co. contemplated plank road leading from Fairfax
Georgetown adjoining the farm OF Commodore
20ss high ofcutiyaon well
wateed with living springs wen fenced plenty Of timber with
plenty The buildings brick ~
attached which make 2Os feet front stone farm
spring house; brick school house carriage house
corn house. BY basemenali In good repair
AM remarkably healthy. -
ELISHA SHERMAN.
LANGLEY, Fairfax county, Va, Dec J. 1861.
Dec 3-law6ws
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VNAPP's Chemistry Applied TO the Arts vol. 81
n Just published London 1851
Anatomy Of the External Forms Of Mani wolf and aas
Of plates. London.
choI.s Architecture Of the Heavens vol illustrated Lon
don, 1851. .
uated London. :
The Piant-A BioEaphyi by NJ j. bcheden NJ Dj VOLS IT.
usuaded. London
Prchards History OF vol so engraving
Manual Of Operative Surgery and Surgical Anatomy
French by Doctors Van Buren, and Isacs part
just published.
Martins Natural History of Man and Monkeys vol London
Many ensravings. FRANCk TAYLOR
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p EAL ESTATE AGENCY. BOUTWELL, informs H.
IL public he has opened Office street. Of Nm
the office Of the National nteigencer for the purpose N
ing the purchase and sale Of city properly
He large number of building lots in pud
the city, which will be disposed Of accommodating
improved property. -4#
file will undertake the negotiation Of purchases and Gin
property for persons who may need such aid.
To nonresident property holders he offers his services
sales, pay taxes, &C.
For persons may desire sell property, he would m
himse II 10 find purchasers.
For the business which he he considers
self well qualified from his extended knowledge the
Of property acquired in his late business coeea
All letters postpaid will receive prompt attention
Conveyaneing drawing Of deeds &C., will be attended
Office.
Being commissioned justice Of the peace, he win
the taking Acknowledgements of deeds, &c.
Nov l3-2aw6wf ~ ---E
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E-Eaxwm These ships having been built BY
&kYfx pessly service has been
ZlhM construction In their engines,
--to insure strength and speed and their aeconno-
daons for passengers unequaled for elegance soo
Price OF passage Liverpool $3.50.
Exclusive OF $500 In cabin,
From Liverpool 10 New York. 30 aud $40.
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship
No berth can be secured until paid for.
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(Lofs firm Of L,u5y Durau,l J.
MOULD respectfully his friends and the pu ~
he has Just opened large and varied assortment Of M y
winter goods for eentemsn's wear, such .vht
Cloths cassmeres, and vestings, Of the most approved
ture and styles
Merino, silk, and cotton shirts and drawers
Hosiery, cravats, uspenders, gloves
Umbrellas, dressing gowns, &c, 49,. I'D
which he Is prepared offer his a the oN
rates He solcis liberal share Of public patronage x
His present location Is oppostehis former stand inc
Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue.
Sept 97--Jtaw3wif
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NEW BANKING HOUSE In washington CIV

NEW BANKING HOUSE In Washington Cty.-T,
IN having induced exchange nv
banking business the city of Washington, d. himself
early notify his friends and the public generally ofu
fact and 10 solicit their encouragement His institution viii
known The Bank OF the Unon and from which do,
will be issued for circulation that will be represented pou
tangible substantial gold silver an,
on the United States treasury northern exchange, Virginia i
able funds. M -
By strict adherence Legitimate upon such a bash
will readily be perceived that the public projected
itself made stand the foundation This enterprise
tered after The maturest deliberations and il grafas
know that meets with the approval Of experienced and agac
fnancers OF New York, Washington, and Richmond
In addition the issue of circulation The Bank oa
union will collect drafts the government and pnd
cities Of the United States, will purchase H.
comsson) Of State Stocks bonds Of
companies, and other good securities.
Any with the different departments The 40,
Washington will be attended liberal terms
RIO. II. GALLAHER
RICHMOND, Va, October, 1851. Nov ll-2awn
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NOTICE hereby given that all accounts remaining
unsettled books Of the late firm OF H. HooE Co
will be made 10 the 18th in
and handed Tor either by note or otherwise The
change business which took effect upon the Isl OF February
renders essentially that all accounts should be
Iun<a4-9wnf HooE, BROTHER, co.
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DIGEST OF the Decisions In the Courts of Equity I'm
u the United states by John Putnam Of the Boston bar
vols 1851 digest Of all the decisions in the
OF equity United States previously to ls Just pub
hshed.
Iniv n FRANCK TAYLOR.
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MADAME DELARUE would respectfully invite the
fall rbands,
received Also morning and dress flow
black mobsir, berhes and
sleeves mbroderies, collars, 6ouncns nsengs and edgngs
black velvet ribsDds falls coored for wells gloves
Spanish and other fans pcrfupey powders, soaps &C.
Madame ID. would riband
which she will dispose of ut reduced prices.
Penn, avenue, between 18th and 18th streets.
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CPLENDID NEW sILKs.-CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY,
Co., respectfully ladies' resident
washington that they have Just received 100 pieces de-
exhibited
city, importation the of which be-
o. e import.
Dec o3-dow cLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, s. co.
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ERENcH JUVENILE BOOKs.-Amele, 10 triomphe de
II Ia Piete par Mime Berner.
lie Bon Fidoin ct 10 Mechsnt Theuy par @. o. schmd
Joseph idors on danger des Msuves Companies par
r. Marcel,
Les Deur Creoles on entaincmen lErempIe par Mine
Saunders.
Illustrations dc rIsore sainte par pAbbe Rousser.
Basten. on le Deyouement Fiial par meF
Amaiia Corsini, pophene de sienne par
Antonio, l,Orphein de Florence par Louis Friede
simpes Coutes; par NJ. rAbbe Rousser
Etudes Historques l'usage de Ia jeunesse.
Lest Fills du Capitaine Leon Guerin
Others OF various kinds, styles, and prices for youth of
every age, imported direct from Paris by
FRANCK TAYLOR
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Northwest corner Of aA ard y srsef'
TUE INSTITUTE win session the hrst ~
ber with efficient corps Of professors and teachers
department. r.uA u
Terms for boarding pupis $3.50 annum including h's
mathematics. sHp
Terms for day pupil.-per session Of fire monfAi-ifo@'
So in English and mathematics. -, A.,
Ancient and modern languages, music, drawing, pnsra
Circulars TO be had OF the Principal Early app"
admission Is necessary. -, ,s,dpd
WILLIAM j. CLARK, Ph'n~
w.smseros CITY, August ~, 1851.
Aug fT-dtf5Dct
by n, Allen. . ,,,u,m.rl .
Cs'echism Of Familiar Things by Emily Rlirsbsih pOs ~
Hand Book OF Literature and the Fine Artsi by sso's
Bayard Taylor. volume.
Mathis and Morals Of Rocbefoucauld. 80, 80 A M
The Literature and Literary Men OF Crest bn"m' "
2 volumes.
sir Roger de Coveriy; BY The Spectator.
Hand BOOK Of Universal Biography; by Parks Gown vsrs
knights Cycopeda Of the Industry OF Az Nauo'''
with illustrations, ,,,cv TAYL0A
Hev "a fhhFSn