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MILITARY Asylum.

NOTICE hereby such be entitled 10 the
IN benefits Congress- approved March 3 1851 found
a Military Asylum, &C, wiz
All discharged soldiers of the Of the United
States regulars and The regiment battalion of
Mexico, and who disabled
that service and the line OF
duty by disability incapable further mill
service all soldiers and discharged soldiers Of the of the
may and faithfully
soldier and discharged soldier
may funds Of Military Asylum since
same-Mmch g. is5tHccoding
provisions Of that who have been disabled BY disease
line OF his rendering him incapable
incurred IN the military though contributor the
benefits Of H. shall transfer his pension 10 the
military Asylum that building has been provided in this city for
accommodation.
deer,er. mutineer habual drnkard will be admitted
Of reformation OF character
aha deem sufficient authorize his admissions do the
OF found Military Asylum apply United
disgacefu crime civil nature,
service Of the United States
Applications received this institution win be addressed
Brsyet Captain Hamilton u. Secretary
Board OF Commissioner, Washington, ID. q.
Dec 25-3iaw2w
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L krOr WALKER will practise law In the supreme
Court OF The United States,
Nsr. ib-u
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Assistant Teacher Wanted Immediately.
E Principal Of the wsu.n,on IN o. Male Academy wishes
employ forthwith teacher who II qualified
English branches
unmarried of sober habits and good
Az applications msibe made Immediately and by letter. paid
to the Principal,
Feb l9-du
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Law,
Saw Francisco, California.
RrYrRsrcssi Hon g. W. Inge NJ c. Alabama; John e. Taylor
Mobile, Alabama Messrs. Rhodes Wright,
leans Louisiana; Henry Clark Tsrboro North Carolina
Hon w. Gwin NJ California; Benj X. True,
city j. r. caley boston, Massachusetts r. Hatch esq,
Portsmouth, New Hampshire. May 7-2awly
NEW York and California millionaire
IN thousand dollars Capital
600 limited OF shares obtained influential
parties who capital special partners, admied
conformity with the revised OF New York.
sonnl liability future the Of 81 900 cash.
CERTIFICATES Of shares issued therefor annually
with OF doubling the who. safe
trade and mining the United States under the direction
troll of OLIVER HOLDEN
A. IN. General Partner and Chief Agent ofhe Company,
No. I'll Wall street, New York
Caifornans responsible
who States apf-
aud association, employed
feren points, where line Of and
available for trade the mails and
from Europe, Asia, Africa and the Americas.
There aud business doing with Canr
MIA the Pacihc and the supply gold continues
the demand Tor goods and viii
most liberal views and calculations therefor
der the firm and style Of %. HOLDEN n Co,
Mercantile, Commercial and Commission Merchants. banking
Insurance and Mining Agents. New York aud San Francisco.
Capital 81 100000
Feb 2-u
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nRApEn and Ts,,or-wLLIAM TUCKER, late Of III.

firm Of Lane Tucker Pennsylvania between ~ and
streets, prepared receive calls his
public generally and
English cloths and
yengs selected
importing houses ofNew York and rhanepba, MI of which win
price and the establish
sufficient guarantee who him
patronage style which garments viii be executed
Ri shall show of the hnndsom
styles been offered in this city.
Sept 9l-haw3w
Id EMOyAL--DUyALL BROTHER, merchant taora, have
IL informing fiends
that they have removed their and elegant just
Pennsylvania avenue beween ~ and 9th
square Of their old They just New
York. opening the richest and
goods which prepared
make 10 order in their usual style Of elegance
DUYAbL BROTHER.
N. n. Wanted, two three drstrate Goa, hands.
Sept Is-dlwseoow
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SPLENDID NEW SILKS

SPLENDID NEW sILks.-CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY,
~ Co. respectfully ladies', resident
onrne in Washington that they have Just received 100 pieces de
cdedy the superb goods silk exhibited
city recent mpoaion the prices Of which guaranty
low the import.
Dec 2J-d2w CLACETT, NEWTON. MAY. a. co,
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Tho steamship Columbia will ply, in connection with the
above between San Francisco and ports Oregon
Each allowed $50 lbs baggage nee not ex
ceeding In measurement 10 cubic feet +
Freight will be Chagre 20 foot, and from
Panama 10 San Francisco OF 500 per ION.
Fer height apply the office OF the ~
West street. New York city. NJ. o. ROBERTS.
Jan 6--d3m
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on MN Pounds Choice Goshen Butter just received
oUUUU and for sale the New York Butter Store No. 81 Han
over street, Baltimore.
share Of the above has been collected with the greatest
expressly families during the winter
OF prejudice that justly exists against packed
been imposed them Goshen
aud houses il New York. who possess superior
procuring the choicest daes from Orange county
sending supplies regularly twice week feel
furnish article that will suit the most refined
taste delightful favor until spring Hun
citizens already realized The virtue OF my butter No
pains will spared All goods delivered in the
city free OF charge .st#
Also, pounds very choice pineapple cheese All will be
sold as In New York by the few packages.
All goods bought and sold for cash.
BALTIMoRE, Dec. IL, 1851
l2-Iaw3w
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United States Patent omcs,


ON hs pson George Wolf o. coisnbis,
Pa James Doughery Philadelphia, Pa praying sor the
extension granted of improvement IA
the % making wheels be ned aroads and
said patent, which lakes place the seventeenth day March,
ID. l652-
said petition Patent Once
Tuesday the sixteenth day Of March al IL O'clock and all
noncd appear
why said petition ought NOT 10 bs granted f.
Persons opposing the extension required 10 he ia the Patent
before the All testimony nied by either
party said hearing transmitted
IN accordance with The rules Of the ONCE which viii be furnished
Ordered also published National Inte-
geneer Republic Union, Washington d. Philadelphia
qaer, Pa Providence Journal Providence P,sourg Ga
Bee Mass three weeks
vous TO the sixteenth day Of March next - ..
Commissioner OF Patents
r. Editors above papers will please and send their
bills 10 the Patent ohce with containing this notice.
Jan lB-inw3w
IN PURSUANCE Order OF the Orphans Court
Of Baltimore city, that IA the last will and
testament Of Edward Matthew'S Of Baltimore c and which was
adaied probate 2h OF December 1883, there IL
the following tem designated the third item OF said last WIZ and
testament; t
death TO be divided into equal palree parts 10 Three OF my
Grandfather Hughes their heirs, three parts TO
three OF Grandfather Mahews' grand children, or their heirs
Of Gamo South Wales shall be judges Of this beques
but should OF the above children, their be wealthy and
need IT, request that the poorest Of relations on
further warning all
interested the OF said 70
person. solicitor before the let of July 1882 10
hb of their under the said Provision and to stand 10
and abide action the said orphans court may take IN the
premises tEt
Dec 27-iamOm Edward Matthew'S
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no OWNERS OF Lands in Te1as.--A gentleman vhtnn
who good surveyor and lawyer desires fe
present season. and would like become the for
Of lands in that country, with view to bring then SH
market.
He family and small capital, DESTROYS Of engaging
agriculture He give the satisfactory testimonials
W integrity and responsibility and his general Acquaintance
enable him considerable emigration Texas
ofrexas lands who would he inclined avail hn
OF such be pacedin correspondence win be
advertiser suitable by addressing
VIM. GoULDN
General asentand collector, Richmond virginia
Mail tf
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPu COMPANY,
(MoRsE LTNE)
w,sHISoros oruos, rrsrsYLyAu. svEsUt,
Finh house east OF National HOTEL No G.

(M0RsE LTNE1
w.sHIsoros orrror, rssSsYLvAu. .vrsut,
Finh house Of National Hotel Noe.
TUE hrst linz established bv my company the United
states and consequently the ode ihe pioneer line extending
delivering and the stations
ad ses enon rnncs,en r NEW sn,ss New
having up four wrehas lately undergone extensive and
may Be required public with
eonaec via, osSer eompsniss ~ MORSE Inc. east e po ""s
south extending .lready Geeen hous.nd miles. either Of
ns % o ns nnys LATELY moe thoroughly ~ =. bust
charges equal all with special With
s e o ~ ] u now ae & SSs s
graphing The Offices Magnetic Telegraph Company are
ote baltimore, No EIehsng,, Gay street. Phadephs
No ol Chestnut, street Quincy Granite buildings New YORK, No
WIN NJ SWAIN, President
KsArPs Chemistry Applied to the Ars., vol. 3,
Pans Anatomy External Form. Man vol, and atlas
Scho.s Architecture Of the Heavens vol Illustrated Lon
apebe,t. Practical Treatise the Microscope vol, illus.
The Psn,-A biography by NJ. j. seheden NJ d. vol o
Of Msn vol ,nS .
translated from the French BY Doctors Duen and Isaacs
asr,ia. Natural History OF Man and Monkeys. vol London
Many snpaving-. fRANCK TAYLOR.
ERESou JUVENILE BooKs.-Amen,, ou lie uiomphe Dc
a rae' e.. par Mae ssrner.
e non fridoin 81 ie Mecbsnf Tbeny G. g. Schmid
r.. -
Deus creole- en,rainemen, de IEsempe par MN.
Saunders.
Illustrations de lHisioire Sainte pAbbe Rousser
Bssten. on le Bereavement Fial par M'naF arepe
Amala Cofsni, FOphsine Doublet
Antonio, lOrpheiin Dc Florence par Fredei.
slmpes Coutes par NJ pAbbe Ror.sier.
Etnd.s Historiques, i'usase de N Ieunes.e.
Les Tr,is Fits du Captains Leon Gnerin.
And others Of tiods, styles and prices youth
every age, imported direct from Paris by
rRAscK TAYLOR.
TUE Political Works OF John G. Cslhoap-b.ing
disausion and discourse The
TON and United States vol 406
nyo To be followed by others. For sse singy together BY
Dec 10 FRANCE TAYLOR.
JUDGE story's rtfe and Letters, by mis- Son. just
published, vols, svo
For sale by TAyIop wAupy
JAMS BOOKSELLER, OH
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Columbian College, ID, q.
nIIs winter months will opened nth Of
Il September.
Room, library, bed and furniture ~ 90
Table and 225
Charges 10 students who do not board;
70 w
Fuel atcost; washing TN cents per dozen.
Matrcuaon $40, small charge Tor damages
The college exclusive Of books and
DO exceed Students be admitted
opening OF the preferable Bills payable three
months In advance.
students the opportunity Of attending the 81 lee
ingishsd science the Smith
also hearing debates In Congress-
before the United States Supreme which
other college
CoLlxor HIT August 1861. Aug 22-dkcpiaw4w
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{. Z q
BAlsinsore and Ohio Railroad. Long -kcstA .sI..d
Ito M and Best Route 20 yVest.
Passengers for Pttsburg Wheeling take
Baumore O'Clock and * O'Clock,
then coaches by
The Youghiogany and
hours. Wheeling about ~
Fare from Baltimore tlsburg $40 ooto Wheeling sl 90
..5tl" Washington III so - so .
Philadelphia II 90 I20
Dec a--3m J. T. ENGLAND, Agent
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North side of Third 49,
under Gadsty's Hotel, l. 49,
ID EGs inform his friends the citizens Wa.hnu
Georgetown, Alexandria, tho public in general also msmA
Congress- strangers wishing city, thai his eo ~
sinees, veslngs large and complete Abousb n A.
$40 900 wo ssuncienuy large good ,
wardrobe a. any
establishment District ffsm goods thai perfect, s
and fresh, all Of this fal's opoaton which will be 10 ora
the shortest notice. and IN style NOT TO be surpassed eaua
by any other establishment In the United States ~ -
lie advance le highest price paid In this city Tor M
work. #a1 U.e# - i"
Having been employed in the establishment Of p W. Brosu
for fifteen having under his special charge most G
cult branch Of The cutting department known TO NJ
ing satisfaction, prompted by stronger Is ~
Interest," he aers himself he will be able all an
will favor him with their patronage which he earnestly
NJ B Also constantly hand assortment Of soo
such shirts, drawers, shirts, stocks
gloves, collars and every article complete grne
mans wardrobe FEY r n tss 'N
2G-2awiCw
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Pennsylvania Railroad,
~ WINTER ARRANGEMENT Between
mUkkr-k Philadelphia and Pitisburr-Timr reduced
10 twenty houOn and amer the l Of December
seasss VII be carried BY the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
tween Phladephia and fttsbu
Fare, ell.
This shortest and great and the
Atlantic elites and the accommodations in all
highest character.
! h.s THOMAS MOORE,
New ll-d3m Agent Penn,a Railroad Co.
JAMES Il. EDWARDS, late Connisstoner o PEN
Simeon Smith, atlaw, formerly Ogdens
burg, New York. have opened office in Washington city for
the OF uness claims before
the executive departments the general They
i-e their uncnd business that be nusted
20 their Reference be made members OF the
Congress-
Letters post paid addressed Edwards Smith, wiad
Hotel viii be duly attended 10.
Sep l0-diy
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DISSOLUTION Copartership. rm exist
ing OF Dyer Brother day, by
consent dissolved. George r.. the
firm,
Of the late Robert W. Dyer deceased which Immediate
is respectfully requested. EDWARD @. DYER,
GEO. y. DYER.
WAsHIseros, September "a, 1850.
COpartnershfp NOtice.The
under tho and Arm OF Mcclure
will the auction
old Brother, 10th
respectfully solicit patronage
slowed the late firm, and pledge themselves discharge
fully very confded To
Dyer Mcclure prepared upon
signments, and TO cash all sales made by them.
EDWARD G. DYER,
J. c. MCGUIRE.
WAsHseTos, septembst "a 1850.
Sept. 27--du
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- s ! 80 -
Baltimore and Washington MISUNDERSTANDING of
Hours.
I'm after Monday, December
" Washington and Baltimore will be a.
Leave Washington AT 6 and "a, u, D. m.
Leave Baltimore al o and 81, m. and and "a D. IN,
Tbe.second from Washington and the fourth
will with from Philadelphia
4. II. PARSONS,
Nov 2s-dn Agent
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y EAL ESTATE AGENCY. BOUTWELL, informs he
IL public that he has opened Office street
the Office Of lhe National Inielgencer for the purpose
ing attention the purchase and sale Of city properly
He has for sale large number of building lots in
the city, which will be disposed of accommodating
improved property.
He will undertake the negotiation Of purchases and
property for persons who may need such aid
nonresident property holders he offers his services
sales, pay taxes, &c.
For such desire sell property, he would
himself to find purchasers
For the business which he prosecute he considers him
self well qualified from his extended knowledge
value Of property acquired in his late business co
All letters postpaid will receive prompt attention.
Conveyancng drawing Of deeds, &C., will be attended
Office.
Being commissioned justice of the peace he will
the taking Acknowledgements of deeds, &c.
Nov 13-2aw6wif
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LAW AND AGENCY NOTICE.
worthinCton q. sn.theu

CONTINUES practise law aupene Cou 10 attend 10
before Iongess cam- accounts
departments and Of Commissioner 10 pro
patents al home and abroad obtain pensions and
and bounty lands % collect deh dividends eeae, inherit
OF The United In foreign countries
OF funds and o bond and mort
and negotiate the purchase loans and
patent rights, In any State Of the Union.
Particular attention paid Calornia land tile coming up
"a the United states Supreme Court appeal
Communicsaon- prepaid addressed w a. snethen ao
Place. Capitol Hin, Washington u. G., win prompt AZ
snton Oct 2s-dy
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THIS institution pleasantly susrrd the
Heishs-ihe prospect from embracing the city Of Washington
Potomac for miles and the of Aetandns.
signed extend limited ppnber Of the benefit good,
Christian education II seeks combine the
acadcmcs instruction with The proper discipline Of
Christian home.
session will begin November l. who
earlier admission confer
Application for admission Of pupils, for further information,
be addressed,
Rev. ANTHONY TEN BROCK, Georgetown, o. G.
The Bishop of Maryland aud Hugh Davey Evans,
IL ~ Bsnmee Hon. r. Chambers, Kent county,
~ Dayton esq Auditor OF Treasury
yons esq w. Beverhout Thompson,
Norh C,rens; Col Miller Halowe. 81 Mays, Georgia
Sept l6-2awfw
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New Fall and Winter Goods.
uOOE, BROTHER, Co. Pennsylvania avenue, between ID
Ill and 9Th prepared
of the cities OF Washington Georgetown
and the surrounding counties Of Maryland Virginia,
complete of French English India
dry goods, Of the most importations. They
Very elegant brocade silks, dark colors
Extra rich brocadc silk for evening
Rich plaid silk, styles
Extra heavy plain pouit de sole Mt
Heavy watered Silks all colors M
Real Irish popiins richly watered all shades
Very lusrous black silks, all widths
Superior wide colored silk velvets, every shade
French Merino and Tibet Cloths grest variety
French nous de LANES, new designs
French cashmere de cOsse, latest styles
embroidered chemsetIes, with sleeves 10 match
Real valenciennes lace chemsettes and cuffs
Richly embroidered muslin capes, collars, and caps
Elegantly embroidered and lace trimmed hsndke rchiefs
White embroidered Canton shawIs, from Sl2 Ss
Velvet cloaks and mantilas, new styles
Silk mantilas and visites also styles
Real cashmere slaws long and square
Real cashmere and Tibet scarfs
Long and short sewing silk mits and gloves
Bajiou's celebrated kid gloves, every size and shade
Black silk laces, black and coored silk fringes
Thread aces and nserings, wide and narrow
Muslin and cambria rulings
Muslin eambric insertings and edRnRs
Sash, neck, and belt Tibands, &C., &C.
Together other entirely and desirable goods
able for and approaching which weekly add
will be made that purchasers be assured OF finding
all times during the fashionable styles, the loves
prices i.
sept lo-u
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cALONA Farm sale.-This beautiful farm-the former
residence the Rev VIM Mahtis offered for sale oca
Fairfax Virginia, miles from Washington D.
plank road leading from Fairfax
Joining the farm Of Commodore
high olcnlvaion well
waeed with living springs well fenced plenty Of timber with
plenty buildings of brick mansion 81
by attached which make 2OS feet 'front.' stone fam
house, spring house, brick school house carriage house
with 90 by 80 with all in good repair
- ELISHA SHERMAN.
LAseLrY, Fainar county, Va, Dec j. 1851.
3-ay6ws
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OPTICAL Military hooks, for sale by Taylor A.
" MAURY, booksellers, near 9th street, Washington.
Cavalry Tactics, vols; price g. very scaice.
Wsyne's sword Exercise price ".
SCOTS Infantry Tactics. 2 vols. price ~ 80
Instructions for Mountain Artillery; price rs cents
Cooperh Tactics and Regulations for the Militia.
Instructions for f,ed Artillery Horse and Foot
CROSSES MIitsry Laws.
McCombs Courts Martial.
Ordnance Manual.
Armr and Navy Registers.
And all other government books and documents
Sept 10
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NEW BANKING HOUSE tn Washington Cisy.-I1,
IN undersigned having been induced embark
banking business in the ashngon D. Avails himself
early occasion 10 notify his friends and The public
The Bank Of the Unon," and nom which do
will be issued for circulation that will not be
tangible substantial In the shape Of gold and d
the United States treasury northern exchange, Virginia b
able funds.
by adherence legitimate issue upon such basis
will readily be perceived That the public projected and the
itself made stand the foundation This enterprise
tered upon after the maurest deberaon, and ID graihr
know that with the approval Of experienced and sgam,
hnanciers Of New York, Washington, and Richmond
In addition the of for circulation, The Bank o
Union will collect drafts the government and pine
cities oil the United States will negotiate for the
commission) State Stocks guaranteed bonds
road companies, and other good securities.
business with le different departments the s
in Washington will be attended liberal
RIO. II. GALLAHER
RICHMOND, Va, October, 1851. Nov ll-2aMlm
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WASHINGTON SEMINARY. ID. C.-1he evening EhrA
classical and na,emsca school 81 this institution VIII
every night except Saturdays nnd Sundays, from o'clock n.y.
9.
The English branch conpses-English grammar practical %
Of reading rules for formation and impro'e
Of style, lectures eloeution, and The several kinds
speaking together with criticisms Of various distinguished ~
writers of prose and
The classical department devoted explanation and an
Latin authors, and 10 Latin eomposnon enabling the udeh
short read and in tla tongue with facility -
The mathematical class comprises the study Of arhme,
keeping algebra, geometry, surveying, gonometry and
Nov T-lw SAMUEL BARBER, Prcsdei1
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE SToRE.--Ths subscriber be-
~ taken Of those and elegant recently esp
Messr Duynh Brother the north side Of Pennsyyna
between ~ and 9Th where he intends condaeuNu
boot and business In all Of its branches having engaged
services Mr. Henry Mafseas who, 10 well known, has
for himself high reputation cutter, and whose attention w"
particularly directed 20 the manufacturing Of boots and shoes
We would particularly call the OF the ladies TO The %"
u and elegant style OF Mr. Marseas gaiier boots and %
We have selected with beautiful assortment Of h
and English leather. Kid silks, and ATTN, which will be mW
order IN Mr.. Ms usual beautiful style.
In addition 10 mandatory have selected WIN
care New York, Phiadephs, and Baltimore, all Of NE r.
approved styles OF boots and shoes. OF description
which particularly invite attention Of The public gene
ucr y eolw j. NJ JOHNSON
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w. It. DavaiI, Merchant Tailor,


w. II. Davall, Merchant Tailor,
(Lute firm Of L.sLy DsrGn,)
MOULD respectfully his friends and the public W
he has just opened and varied assortment Of 'a
winter goods tor gentemens wear, such
Cloths csssmeres and vesngs OF the most approved
lure and styles
Merino, silk, and shirts drawers
Hosiery, crsvats, uspenders, gloves
Umbrellas, dressing gowns, SC, =, ID
which he IL prepared Offer his the oWe
rates He socits liberal share of public patronage a,
His present location Is opposi,ehis former stand me H
Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue.
Sept 27--3aw3wif
Episcopal Institute for Young Ladies'
Norfl,ossi corner Of sfA and " streets
1'E INSTITUTE session the first Of n
Der, with eheen, corps Of professors and eaehe"
department.
Terms boarding pupils. $3.50 per annum, including English
mathematics. ans
Terms day pupils-per session Of five monhs-fom w
go, In English and mathematics -. N,
Ancient and modern ansusges music, drawing, psnub,
extra, Circulars 70 be had OF the Principal Early app
WILLIAM J. CLARK, Pr'ncirA
wasurseror CRY, Angus, -, 1851.
Aug l7--dti5Oct
PHILOSOPHY OF THE MECHANICS OF NAToH'
L by H. Allen. III .,,
Csiech,m ofFamsr Things by Emily Elizabeth Wsme ,
Hand Book Of Literature and the Fine Arts by George p
Bsynrd Taylor. l volume.
Maxims and Morals OF Rochefouosnd. . t. Mi,
The Literature and Literary Men Of Great Britain ny
2 volumes.
sir Roger de Coverlys by The Spectator, 80
Hand BOOK Universal Biography by Parke oedvin sus
Knights Cyciop~da Of the Industry Of Al Nsnon'
~ me ,' ~ rRAscK TAYLOa