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once Of Co respondence, Washington City.
ALL persons having the city Of Washington
formed that the undersigned has established here an OFFICE
OF for the purpose OF giving any nferma
desired by IN any part Of the world No business
public private, Of honorable character will be
correspondence this Office Persons wishing
proceed business they have before Con-
public Offices &C. will be dscreey advised and
professional other aid necessary the best viii be
cured or recommended.
The undersigned regard all communicated him
this office sscredy CONFIDENTIAL and will, by
himself through such agents 1t may be for him to
employ possible peeauion them nvoate.
Every of inquiry contain fee OF flee doar which
generally be the only remuneration required but should
compensate for the service be rendered, the amount will
Be stated in a satisfactory letter la repiy
Address, postage prepadl THOMAS G. CONNOLLY,
0hce OF Correspondence, Washington, d. G.
WAsHSaros City, January l6 1852.
Mr. Thomas c. Connolly Is known worthy citizen,
gentleman Of intelligence, and clear accurate and ready
winter and regard him cmnenuy qualified for the able
useful duties connected with
hi original design Office Of Correspondence.
RICHARD WAILACH,
~. s. Marshal for District of Columbia.l
WALTER LESoX
Mayor Of Washington City.l
10. GALES,
fsenior Editor Of the "Natona Inteligencerl
X. w. LATHAM, tBanker.l
ian o-TuTb&sAdf5m
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NOTICEThoee persons having accounts on our books rem
IN dered January and the remaining
seted will oblge by calling and making settlement
money dates, closing
books fer the year.
To those who promptly responded fret notice card
we grateful Acknowledgements.
We pleasure announcing patrons
that for coming arrangements win be such TO in
complete stock Of the
desirable goods that brought 70 this country
effort shall be wanting our part 70
render entire SATISFACTION
10 all who may pleased their patronage
CIAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
0o-owdn n
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nj 6H.a sr. CLAIR CLARKE has reopcped
Street nss Wy w me transaction Of law and agency business,
Nov az hoe, where IL boarda - -
Hm mat Intel, Republic, telegraph
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VIRGINIA Locomotive and Car Works, Wolfe strces
and river Potomac, Alexandria, Vgnia-smth Perkins,
Manufacture locomotive engines and tenders marine
and stationary engines and boilers chilled wheels and axes
chilled and wrought tire, machinery and castings gen
orally.
The undersigned having erected extensive Shops and
modern machinery and too prepared TO
orders for engne and machinery OF all kinds
R. C. SMITH,
Late of the Alexandra Iron Works.
THATCHER PERKINS,
Machinery the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
AugO-dly
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TO sportsmenJ w. BADEN, Pennsylvania ayenue 9th
has just opened small lot Of superior
guns, Of saleabe sizes, and unusually low prices
Likewise fresh supply Of Dixon Sons powder TASKS, 8 TO-
and 4 ounces
sho-pouches and belts
Snfe and double game bags, dram bottles
English FRENCH and American caps
Cur waddng, powder horns, &c.
Octl7-lB w3w
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THE next annual session University Virginia win
and ectuseship, yiEi
i. Ancient LansuagesProfessor Harrison, M d.
NJ. Schele de We're, Liz ID.
Maihomatcs-Proiesaor Edward H. Courtenay, LIZ d,
Natural Phiosophy-Professor VIM b. Rogers, LII d.
o. Chemistry and Maleria MedcaProessor Robert r. Rogers
O. Medicine Professor Henry Howard, NJ D.
Comparative Anatomy, Physiology and snrgeJames L. Ca
g. Moral Philosophy Professor WIN. H. MeGufey DID, LII d.
., Law-Professor John b. Minor, liz ID.
Adjunct Professor james r. Hoicombe
TO- Lecturer and Demonstao Of Special and Pathological Anao
my-John Stage Davis, A. NJ. NJ D.
To be admitted Into the University the student be l6 of
age but Of Two brothers applying for maeulauon the Faculty may
Ii applicant any other in
seminary into tho University
evidence, TO the Faculty, ofgenera good conduct, -, a
pocket money estimated as follows
including months 800
Fuel and Candles be furnished by the Proctor and
cent commisaion estimated, II only student in the
dofmitory, at $50 IL two IN The same room, at Sl5.. 70
Washing had about $40 a session. 10
Rent entire dormtoy, si6 for half il occupied BY two
Mssnso fee use Sc Of iral and hubble room: IS
single professor attended $50 two $50 each
if three or more, $25 each.
in the intermediate class they 500 in all and In the
senior class $751; the higher fee in each instance giving ad
mission, BESIDES any lower class in the schoolsay 70
saaa
Medical Department.
department expense including
the Demonstrators ticket and dissecng fee $685. The session Of
months enables the student complete course of studies as ex
tensva that OF other medical institution in the Unon by at
tending only TWO lectures day.
Ian School,
An adjunct prosohp appointed in the department.
commercial law will be taught fully than has hitherto been
there will be ADDED short course Of lectures on the
Leaning
cases In law and equity - : .i
!. Proctor and Patron of the University Of Virginia.
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CALIFORNIA; Titles.
President the United
asceaning settling pr-
hereby
OF held Francisco said State,
the eth day Of December, ie6l. e-ss y, =
Given under hands, city of Washington this ilh
September, 1851.
HILAND HALL,
HARRY l. THORNTON,
Sept l7-eod3m Commissioners
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODs-sELIlNG OFF
TO MOVE-We would respectfully inform
the public generally that we are selling off styles of
goods and other
in order OIL the bulk
We would call the attention of all
men generally, and in part the following, viz;
10 pieces superior printed French
SO do medium price goods from 25 TO 37i cents
do small figured French printed Gall woo mousseline
t31b cents, suitable for children
do Ga plain (al woo) moussenes in purple, green
net, cherry and blue
25 do French in all the
few dark browns in the lot that will sell without
regard TO
% do English merinoes, all good and cheaper
Also on hand a fine assortment of colored
and watered silks which closing very
cheap
Is do rich black gros de kine which
good wearing goods, and very cheap
do plaid popins rich goods 37k per yard These
goods make as rich dress plaid silk at 81. Call
g
Our stock Of black goods well assorted and shall here
after puncua attention this branch Of business
dssirous closing the stock order entire
new supply early in The spring.
We also have hand full assortment OF ladies meino in
all quale long sleeves and high necks
sleeves and necks short high which
will offer very cheap.
w. NJ. sHUSTER g. CO,
Jan 6-eod2w 7h street, the Avenue.
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THE CIVIL LAW spain and Mexico, arranged m
principles OF the modern codes with notes and references,
historical Introduction the Spanish and Mexican
law mbodying appendix Of the important
Congress- Gustavus Schmidt, counsellor
atlawcompete volume, New Orleans, 1881 This
cpyed FRANCK TAYLOR.
Nov 10
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fremont House, Boston, Massnchusetts-
THIS establishment still conducted in the
always BEEN The central and pleasant situation
commodious comforts
found there combine render agreeable and ad
yantageous the traveller.
n rinr been OF the Co.. long
establishment subscriber pledges his best
eon maintain It's reputauon and to give satisfaction TO his
= -
WIN, II. PARKER.
Bosros, Sept IS, ls5l
Sept I9-saaw3m
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DARMELE MALsTER, dcntss near
70 9Th rreet, few doors cast Of iheir former place
Oct 9-eoifA'
ERoM LoSpos-Msn aud his MsrnuOn,j by R. 9, Latham,
on Roads and Road making BY Sir Henry Psrnsl volume,
on Folarsd Lighj by Charles Woodward Frs 3. yolls5l.
what Observe Travellers Remembrancer BY Colonel
Jackson, Secretary % lhe Royal GsogaPheal sooisy yo
The Screw Fleet Of the Nays BY Captain Hasted royal navy
ThS screw Propeller and It's application BY Rnwson volume
and peepol lhe history and recent researchers by
P5scea Treatise on the Law Privileges Proceeding snd Usage
by Thomas Erskine May Of the Middle Temple
Naen History Of the origin and Progress Of Astronomy vol
1880. Imported by least steamer, BY - ,,,- :. -, =
IIARpER's Magazine Tor October.
III International Magazine for October.
SELF Deespton- History Of The Human Iean pa "a by Mrs
The Lo, don Medical students BY Punch.
The Mynedes Of the HesthA Romance by Eugene Sue.
for safe BY TAYLOR INJURY,
U.PEsTRY velvet and Tapestry brussels Carpet
IL pieces Of he ost goods description which,
added stock now enable US 70 please the most s
''O Also rugs, and door mats TO match
DO tsbees tapestry -colored floor cieoth
DO panel, oak, and marble mosaic pave, and bou
Sept a-dawif II oLAesrT = DoDsoN.
I,oH promoting the growth aud Identifying tho
human hairsTEvRNs this Ahenwum) has Just
fresh supply the following standard arees for toilet
Phalons chemical hair invgofaior
Barry Micopherons
Jsyne's hair tonic
Cuerlains and fiauess Eau Lustrane
RowIands Mscassnr OIL or marrow, &c.
Also Lubns soap Cologne SC, all Of
which viii be cold at moderate prices.
Al the AthenEum opposite hdslphi Theatre.
sep0i-edf
aIAp OF the Island OF CubnI just publishedy price
nj 05 cents. fRANck TAYLOR.
Sept 10
MATILDA MONTGoMERIE-n sequel TO "wscous-
Nj IA - by Major Richardson. vol
This day received for sale, By
TAYLOR MAURY,
s.n, OF booksellers, 9th
, PRACTICAL Treatise ON the Law OF Vendors and
pbsser. OF the Right Hon. Sir Edward surden
h noe. and decisions
dos ana present by j. G. Perkins.
yoa last pnbIishedj and This day received. - - ! - -
Oct2 fhhNth TAYLOR
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py ADAMS q CO.'S Expression balls, parties, SC.
I'D q aik hose, NIL grades
embroidered bandkerchefs very beautiful
10 boxes handkerches
white and colored Kid gloves
White, pink blue silks and psplins
pink, mernoes, and
Mouseine lanes, variety Of other goods adapted
the season at very low prices.
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7h and eth streets
Dec Q7-eodimf
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OURS Furs I-WM. B. TODD 10 his
TONERS generally ladies particularly, that he has
large very handsome selection hne urs, OF The
fashionable and superior workmanship which he has
ready Inspection and which he invites the aen
desire purchase such rich, Durable truly
Portable, and seasonablo additions the wardrobe.
mu vietones, paianes fat boas
splendid black ustred lynx, stoneman Russian
c chnchs, Siberian squirrel royal crmine Hudson Bay sable
swansdown.
lie has beautiful
lamb skin goods the above descriptions for ladies'
and children.
Ladies' eglanune sacks, richly trimmed with fur
Also general assortment Of low priced furs for misses and child
rem, Dec ii-Aaw4w
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H undersigned informs the public thnt
proprietor of the line Of mail coaches running
Washington Winchester, of Leesburg He
will good and good horsewi have in his employment
skfnl, and accommodating drivers The
trip always good time, and pains will be
taken every madc convenience
him patronage. The
public patronage respectfully solicited Office at Potomac
JAMES ii. KEMP.
Aug Id
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CoRDoNs Digest of the Laws Of tho United states,
VI edition. coming 1851 including also the with
foreign powers abstract Judicial decisions relating the
constitutional statutory law by Thomas r. Gordon complete
volume octave of l,l61 pages This day received
Nov o5 FRANCK TAYLOR,
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NEW Juvenile Books-True Stories from Ancient History
IN By a Mother.
True Stones nom Modern History by the author Of "Awsys
HAPPY
The Day Book Of Pleasant and Useful Reading.
Evening Book OF Pleasant and Useful Reading
The Conclusion the "swiss Family Robinson,n
whner his Adventures In the Arctic Regions
Dr. Brewsers the knowledge OF Things Familiar.
The Daisy or, Cautionary Stories in Verse,
The Cowsip; More Cautiouary Stories in Verse
And many others new, for youth Of every age including
Dee 90 FRANcK TAYLOR.
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II OWEN a. son, Merchant Tailors, would Iespect-
Ia fully make their friends and the public generally
they have just opened large varied Of and
Ter goods OF superior quality such cloths casseTe
&c and request their friends and will cali
amino for themselves
In returning the liberal patronage
have received having
eneed The evils the credit have
temned In furnish articles in their line
or 10 prompt customers, solicit continuance public
oete-2awlm Intel Teegmph.l
pryor * DAVIDGE win practise In the Supreme
Couu oflhe United States.
JAMES W.PRYoR,
Late OF Montgomery, Alabama.
WALTER ID. DAVIDGE,
Oct 5-lawihDec4 Washington, District Of Columbia.
reminded that now IL the
time for destroying the peach ubs that destroying their
that the only efecua remedy discovered
The expense will no exceed cents tree All other fruit
benefited by IL.
Persons will be forwarded in proportion the money received
Below is the testimony of Prof Page.
LEWIS co.
WASHINGTON, Sept. s, 1851.
DEAR have tried suggestion, the preparation for
destroying peach and with
The composition used about sixty trees, early
the and they quite free from tho arva Of the
peach orchards and far am convinced that II
noxious quality vegetation in the way pped for
been unusually thrifty and fruitful this
Yours &c.,
J. G. LEWIS esq. CHAS. u. PAGE.
Oct T-2an5ufs
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GAR BUILDERS and Railroad Comparatively sulsc

CAR BUILDERS and Railroad Coupanfes'--Thc suipcr
is "Fulere Patent India Rubber
Springs all interested Of his 70
fules patent the original
Extensive arrangements are made 70
supply builders railroad companies ana All VINO
requ this patent
The price ponnd including the privilege 10
patent. - -,
premium for best India rubber car springs
orders from any pa the United States giving the exact size Of
pieces rubber required will be promptly executed
make vepd he INDIA rubbef
Fs' ~ HORACE N. DAY,
Oldest OF India rubber in the business s Uh
States India rubber patents Ware
house ~ Courlandt street, New York
Public attention il called of Mr. Day. He n
only manufacture and vend my patent
In the United States
ny his Attorney, @. NJ. kNENTT'
Nrw YoPK, 1851.
Jan f4-eod3m
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EURNITURE DRY GoODs.-The following described goods
Il have been added stock In which viii be
found the best newest style, and price
their class f8'-TT-
French cashmere piano table covers match which
daons bouquets, and weaths Of flowers which appear
natural flowers. = -
Sol ane pier covers Oriental weaving
These goods are unse and elegant than nyhng of the
ever seen In this country before.
Damask laine piano table o match.
Embossed cloth do
Also stand match.
French thread tides for dvans chairs backs
OF do toilets, cake fruit baskets circular square
Double satin damask table cloths from 1o by l0 10
s0 napkins and oveas match For design and poduc
ton Of these goods the manufacturer awarded meds
Smiles Of which may be seen with the goods #
" damask tea napkins--vcry cheap.
style damask materialsa pretty
era and very cheap with gmps and side loops to match
ch window curtain conices which u
inches wide, with centres side pins arms and bands match
rich gilt arches, for supendlng dpery French bed
sead with bolts and pateaus 10 and elegant goods
general OF Whitney, Edinburgh, and Macknaw
blankets all nband bound mapped both sdes and low
priced
bales gray twled blankets for heavy and
viceable article which farmers planters
vited They will be sold prices which will object them
Also, of Flemish Scotch, Iish and English
table and chamber linens and all other articles in the furniture dry
goods line which required comfort and
Of housekespe all of which 70 sell the most inviting
CLAGETT DODSON,
Sept ad4wf Pa door of the of 9th ST.
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EyENING DRESS GoODs~-Tbs subscribers invite the at
ladies their splendid in materials
FOR evening dresses We the folowinei .
Rich, plain, and figured white and light coiored silks
White and fancy coiored grapes
DE do silk Illusions
DO Tarlston, French and Swiss musins
Coored Tarieton musins, in all shades
White and fancy shades, Grape li=se
DO bareres, white mousseline de laine
Do cashmeres and merinos, in best grades
ALSO
A complete supply in white silk hosiery
Plain, embroidered, and shaded lace
Misses, white silk hose, in NIL sizes
Best white hid glsves, in all numbers.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, 3 co.
Jan 10-3aw2wf
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j. FRANCIS CLEMENTS,

j.. FRANCIS CLEMENTs,
Attorney and Councillor at La0,
WILL practice OF this District and in the adjoining
w counties Of Maryland and Virginia
Win prosecute claims Of description against the
especially the of the revolution.
Once Louisiana avenue, been AZ and 9th streets.
Sept 12-eo6m
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University OF PennsyIvania, Medical Department.
Eightssrfh session, (65l-52.)

University OF Pennsylvania, Medical Department
Eigty-sirth session, C65l-'53)
HE lectures will Monday, October the 9th, and
i terminate at the close Of March ensuing.
Theory and Practice Of Medicine by George Wood, MD
Anatomy, William E. Horner, Nj. ID.
Materia Medca and Pharmacy Joseph Carson, M ID.
Chemistry, James d. Rogers, NJ. r.
Surgery, William Gibson NJ. ID.
Obstetrics Diseases Women Children Hugh l..
Hodge, M. ID.
Institutes Of Medicine, Samuel Jackson, M. ID.
Clinical instruction the Pennsylvania Hospital by George b.
Wood M. D.. and by Geo. w. Norris M ID.
medicine and surgery by thu
the medical faculty. assisted by W. W. Gerhard M d.
al Henry II. Smith, M ID.
Practical anatomy by John Neil, NJ. D., demonstraor.
University 9I05
Mauicuaing fee, (paid once only
Hospital
Graduating fee ~
w. E. HORNER, M. d..
Dean of the Medical Faculty,
1856 street. above Thirteenth opposite the United States
Mint, Philadelphia.
lug l-2awtOctl5
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GEL ING OFF VERY CUEAp.-we arc offering great in
ducements person. Of dry goods stock very
heavy advancing shall the
remainder Of stock immediately opposite our present location
reduce much possible, and all in
pooda velve ahaws in anything
well through before purchasing
win very and they must be
spring ladies Of velvet dress At much
lower price than opportunity Of getting
w. NJ. sHUsTER CO.,
Ian 7th the avenue.
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DARMELE MALsTER dentists, have removed their Office
L 9th street. few doom east Of then former place
Oct 9-eoifJ
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ZINE edition. OF American, English, "nd Frenc,

ZINE edition. OF American, English, mud French
including all OF the most esteemed and staple value
among poets damhtss essays, and belesettre
generally Of each language books Of permanent worth
ng unlike nothing OF value by the lapse
the undersigned In
ety every whether American imported
hy himself England and France. They viii be found from
miniature pocket writing desk mp full library sze
Richly illustrated others In fine library calf or morocco
and Al reasonable prices in every case. - -
rs FkANCk TAYLOR
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FIrb Tan
tWfLLiAx TATr
FRED. TATE 81 BROTHER,

"Etfs AND oouSsKLLoRs AT Law, LA ORANGE, rarrrTs
u,r COUNTY, TrxAs,
~ ve their prompt attention any business inusted them
\ W faIeie and the adjoining counties.
a. Particular attention paid to land claims and collections
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JUVENILE BOOKS FOR YOUTH OF ALL AGEs.-A
large subscriber of them
entirely Among them viii be found most Of the standard
Edgeworth Holland, Mrs Hughes, and other
esteemed writer's editions for the most part others unusually
low prices
Also English French books for youth, imported
by the subscriber London and Paris
Drawing books, portfolios. albums &c. Sc IN great variety
nee ls y FRANCK TAYLOR.
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SrftSs stLtswe have In the richest stock N ladies
dress silks that be found good house ~ ne
Try, which now Of the season. ohe AZ
s''' '''''''' y 's'"' % cLAeErT, NEWTON MAY, co.
Jan l0--3tAw9w
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V W. Tar and Lime hand aud for sale at the
h, Gas WorksThe coke fuel gives intense
% - almost as readily charcoal The coal tar Is used
Phpt tor the preservation OF timber iron, &c. The lime,
sy mpegnated with ammonia is great value manure,
bec31G ue o''n"y hme when used iof mat purpose
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EhnGE OF ST. JAMES, washi ngton county.
Hsd second term OF the begins
natch |. Applications for the admission pups
poIma'ion, to be made to the Rev. JOHN b. KERfooT,
WHAT eot, &c College Of st. James Post Ofice Maryland
ar enage for board, tuition &C, &C. for the acsdcmica
F5s .es e college or Grammar School, ss25
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rALHoUN's WORKSHOPS volume, being Dsquisiton on
Government and Discourse Constitution and
ent United States Richard X Crsle and pub
shed of general assembly Of the state Of
South Carolina
supply this day received by
Ian ~ FRANCK TAYLOR.
u'HE International Magazine for February is just
L received forsae by
TAYLOR n MAURY,
JanG booksellers, 9th
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Splendid Schemes the Kentucky State Lottery for
March, 1884,


Glass 54.
To be drawn Covington, ky Saturday, March 1884,
7s number loery-l3 drawn ballots.
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BOARDING and Day school for Young Lsdies--Th.
Misses HAWLEY VIII duties OF their school
Monday September IS Pennsylvania
between 17th and 18th streets
Aug R-aaw2w
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VERY ATTRACTIVE sTyLEs--The undersigned have
received extensive variety in
syIes) cssmeres and vesngs, fu
French eloths
imported which they respectfully invite attention Of
gentlemen.
92-diw
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THE Gold Worshippersj or, The Days We Live In
future historical novel by the author OF Whitefnsrsp
Harmony Of Prophecyi by the Rev, Doctor Keith.
My2 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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VHE session Of University OF Virginia viii com
October and continue without ntession un
~ The University comprises tbs following schools
and eetuEeship, yiEl
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CLAGEIT, NEWTON. MAY, q co. most respectfully
announces 10 their and the public
daily receiving fall supplies rich fancy goods They
open this day Tuesday large ladies' goods
Including both
ever pleasure OF before offering We invite
nation from The adiea they win goods
al later period Of the season. and quite cheap.
CLAGETf, NEWTON, MAY, 4 co.