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MOSES L. HOLT,
hTroSNFY AND COUNSELLOR At Law,
SIM Ernncisco. California.

COUNSELLOR LAW,
San Francisco, California.
Hon. g. w. Inge NJ O. habama John a. Taylor,
esq, Mobile, Alabama Messr Rhodes Wright Co., New Or
louisiana Henry T. Clark Tarboro' North Carolina
w NJ Gwin NJ c., Californian BENZ X. True, New York
city, j. r. Heeley esq Boston, Massachuse r. Hatch, ESQ,
Portsmouth, New Hampshire. May 7-onwly
goodW have remaining hand good assortment Of house
furnishing goods consisting Of
Table damasks, napkins, toweIngs
Linen sheetncs, pillow linens, fruit napkins
Table and piano covers, MarseIes quilts
Fuu dinity, stair crash
complete heHched and cotiona,
line, which will sell s
precisely paid for them IN New York,
dispose whole by the latter this month
Terms positively cash.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, h Co
Div
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no OWNERS Of lands In TeNns.A gentleman IN Virginia
who good surveyor and lawyer desires 70 remove to Texas
like become
Of lands in that with view 10 bring them into
market.
lie family and small capital and 10 DESTROYS NJ engaging
agriculture lie the most satisfactory testimonials Of oapac
and responsibility his general acquaintance such
enable him emigration to Texas
Any oeras would he inclined avail himself
paccdn correspondence with the
advertiser and get suitable addressing paid
VIM. GOULDIN,
General agent and collector, Richmond, Virginia
Marla-n
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.lUD NOTICE samuel Linert Sally King (Nvffe
Kng and Jacob spoh and John David, Jacob
Joseph Rebecca, and Emanuel Spohr.
under order Of the orphans
county, Pennsylvania, will be held to make
DIVISION the the real
Michael Linert late Of Heidelberg township York
Tuesday, the I'd OF August, A. d. 1884,
forenoon of said deceased
GEORGE ALBRIGHT, Sheriff.
suRRrr's OFFICE, York, (Pa.,) June is, ls52
Iuues sl--la ulyyA
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WILLARD FILLMORE.
NOTICE


Respecting private lands heretofore rdrdn om
IN Of the Illinois Cent? al Railroad
To confusion and difficulty the land oce atsr closing
public proclaimed will announce
those present applications pirate
lions by land lat double the yrtc will he
day for land in the seve
which offered such public and remained
uns IN which
applications sale after the close cthe puc
and all the applications made day viii be examined a
ind be tho merit day and where hh
be discovered that two persons have applied on me same
such WIN pe ~
raded unde and will be put w
the day thereafter auction such app ean ana
awarded to the highest bidder according 20 law
Amer having acted the pressing applications Tor inc dou
land officers will that written applications
will he received for private entries by cash OF locations by and
unePpropraied public lands cp
the width each side OF the said railroad an
Withdrawn market 10 enable the sia
Of land TO which she entitled sna
which been selected for such purpose and such
he in the order which the townships VIII m
Of business should require sueh
win be treated the az those above men
toned.
Einardspiic and Springfield Districts.
being lands within EpwhRpsvuLs district, and no
sod lands within the sratserstp district falling within the ~
nts of the railroad grant, such vac NJ md unappsoPaa
limits lying within those districts which have
withheld from private entry account Of snd road and found
United after the selections for the road
grant have Completed like aforesaid, be
private entry locations the following periods
Monday the t1h day
July and the lands in the srpsoryLp Mond,
the tmentv -sirfh day ofJniy next -.
right n the pubic lands which hafs
been withheld from market on account 81 e railroad ra
accrued in settlement thereon
September a. 1885, and prior when inc
shall again be made sohec, private aeroid
Where made by land they viii be =
the pur-
paid in cash, the regus
lions prescribed by this Office on I'D March last.
Given hand the General Land Office, the fhid Cay
Ap7-iawI3w ]. BUTTERrELD, Commissioner
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THE daily
Passengers with r. p. 5awyer
for Mlddebug Uppeve aud Paris, L0uaoun county, Mill
wood and Winchester, reaching Winchester by sfpast O'clock
p IN. Fare through, 81.
BY the aiRs for Waentsn Fauque Springs
Culpepcr Court house, Orange Courthouse and Godonsvi
conne1ion with the Virgins Central railroad the
point thence Charlottesville, conveyed by Sawyer ne
Tsachng Wsnenoa Springs AZ an early dinner hour Capepe
Courhouse by O'Clock and Gordonsvlle in full time
with the Of the Virginia Central
Richmond 70 charlottesville. Through Godonsvie
Sawyers coaches the above
hnish and the exceled
Stule MI Sawyer gives his
nexons and public may upon driving good
TO all points.
Both Of the above aisys laid with heavy iron,
the modern The
exceed Unled States provided
guards all Of approved
Through tickets obtained House,
vania Washington and Newtons House,
dna bass ,ge 100 lbs passenger.
The first aud steamboats, between Washington
Alexandria connect regusry With the above trains, and
their arrival In Alexandria will find omniouses
from the boats TO the railway station.
Excursion parties by either of above roads, il numbering
twenty day.
way The Orange road completed mile
Fauqne and The Manassas Saem county,
So miles from Alexandria.
r.. M. MIDDLETON Sup. o. and Alex R. r.
NJ. M WELSH, Sup. M. G. r. X.
June lf-df
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United states Patent ONCE,

WAsHIN6ToN June II, 1872.
I'M petition of John Brown, Of sonington, Connecticut
or him
vessels, from the
piiaon patent place the thirty of
December, 1859
the said petition be heard at the Patent Office
Monday November 1882 at ~ O'Clock, and all
appear and show if they have, why
said petition ought 10 be granted.
required file in the Patent
objections, specially writing least
hearing testimony filed by either
hearing ba taken and transmitted
office, which viii be furnished
plcation
Ordered Also this notice be published in the National Ine
geneer Republic Unon Washington d. C Inquirer Phil
adephia New York ciy Albany State Re
Albany New York; Couran Hartford Connecticut Propi
dence Journal Island Daily
week for three weeks
Goth Of November, 1852, the day of hearing
THoS. EWBANK,
Commissioned of Patents.
OF the above will please and send their
bills the Patent Office, with containing this notice.
Iupplh e lava
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Eanardsvilie and Springfield Districts


GUNNER ARRANGEMEvr.-Justr received from Philadsr
~ pba another lot Of celebrated universal ref1gf
This refrigerator been
constructed That the bottom h
circulation o cold the entire
Az upright reeera,ors have the about three ei
meats Sci consequently keep the provisions ~ n
cod. The interior this ware
ranged that each article food entirely SEPARATE 'no
with facility. Call and examine them. -, 49,.
9, WOODWARD, sole for the npuict OF conm's fs"
sylvana avense, between 10th and nth street"
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V'HE New Route to niagara Falls, from Albany o
Rochester, Lockpou &c. by the opening Rochester,
niagara Falls enables passengers
bany Falls, Falls Albany hours sooner
tnan by other This will be
saving Of time to the travelling public aud very E
oil
NEW AND DIRECT ROUTE TO NIAGARA FALLS.
Opening Of the Roeheser, Locporf and Niagara
This and beautiful line OF will
public Wednesday June 3D. 1884, which passenger
will follows:
lst uan-EIpress, leaves Rochester at 6 10 a. m.
ID Way express pm
Arriving Niagara alls at 30 and % .
Returning trains leave Niagara raiis-
Is, r.n-Way express leaves Niagara Falls at IS
I'd " Accommodation y Bpm.
Sd Express 90
Connecting both with the regular trains Alb and
Rochester railroads.
Passengers by this leaving Albany by the train,
viii reach a.
leaving Alb any nj
will reach Rochester
at Niagara Fails ato D. Returning eavr Falls
by either reach Albany,
Boston, twelve hours in advance ol any other line.
Passengers by this viii take Ibe right a,
Rochester depot WARREN COL8i5RN
July li--diEo [InteI1 SUPERINTENDENT
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LAW AND AGENCY NOTICE.
Worfhtngfon q. Snefheu

CONTINUES Practise law in the Supreme Court to attend TO
before prosecute claims settle
and boards Of commissioners 10
patents home and abroad obtain pensions and
bounty collect dbts dividends legaces and nhsr
tancea part United aud in foreign
funds and stocks and bond and
and sale oans lands and
patent rights, in any State Of the Union.
paid California land tue coming
% United States Supreme Court appeal.
prepaid addressed ~ G. snethen, Carroll
P.~, Capitol H Washington, d. O. will with prompt nj
,eniop. Oct 28-dly
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F@oino Mail Steamship soaaPaIsyTns only Through
Line California and Oregon
". A.rn M AnlAp .n.
WA NAVY bAY AND PAkAMA.)

s-E,qa The public informed lbat under The present
XkS-ffs OF This steamens Inspected
Zl1lI and approved by the Navy Departures suitable
-An1ek&M- M strength and ior conversion ni9
% the Ft GLASS; carrying United stat male, VIII
hereafter leave Panama for Immediately arrival OF
the Auanuo nails win leave Francisco Panama the
lat and 18Th days a each he following packets be
longing this the Pacific least Of which
viii be always each end Of the
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Each allowed 5 lbs baggage Nee not er
eeedng In measurement 10 cubic feet
Storage furnished with mattress and pillow and
he same rati ons as 1 he
Freight Chagres 20 foot and from
0y The transit Of
ishmus a expense passengers
viii through
advantage the quality OF the steamers employed and GER
both epds OF the line accidents.
apply ONCE OF the 81 and
SIS choice behs apply tha companys
agency No.l77 West street, Warren street, New York.
Mar
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ma. y. n. GooDALL.

and Teacher V Baaet Department CaAenic Scspe
and As s1Alse Iaaa. club ssseae,
London,
AS The honor 10 Inform the families ueghDoflood
III al the OF many adies he viii
washington teaching she above
brane" Of kentee education, and having studied
under MI Mason aad Mr. Teanei London, practice
sixteen aud testimonials families and parents
md guardians enable ali the asnionaee ele
CANT DANCES that viii only do him credit but give
sral satisfaction 10 isie patrons.
Mr Goodali making elegant suit OF
aud due notice will hs pups he respectfully so
early cali enable him fully h plans reiaise 10
ciasser.
Mr. O. viii aIso dssoe all his time genemen wishing
violin vooncco and who wish
ad OF his ability,
musical director leader
National ofeesfral he
families he has
hng u long period ia England,
Mr. g. viii also give Iesso IN singing and intends form
CLASSES.
lessons of the above branches.
Address Mrs. Bays door Dougiasss green house.
IsctB
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hSM .asssa !, js u; sss ss.jEa 45

A NEW Route Pittsburg, Win tho Baltimore, sus-
aiiroadThrourh 10 PHfburE in
Of will leave Calvr station daily
United sntes mail from Washington and Baltimore at st.
with the fast line at Mddietown N ar
irving nj Harrisburg AT i.,p NJ, TO dinner
y. arriving
oldaybug Athis point passengers have The option OF
taking Johnstown, thence by packet boats
stag direct from Uollidaysbufgt Ptshnrg.
following points by this train, TO wit
Wriqhtsvllc, Columbia Middetown, Harrisburg,
Miefsown Perysvlie, Lewown Nc Noysiown Hunt
ingdon Hohdaysbur and Pisburg.
This also with the Cumberland Valley rnroad
which through Carlisle, shppensbug, Chambersbuf and
points tbs road
accommodation from Washington for OF
the Of the viii bo 1T te
the Baltimore Ohio Railroad Company the arrival Of
morning baggage, which will be
ROBERT STEWART,
OctI-du Ticket Agent
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The steamship Columbia win keep semi-monlhy eommu-
Francisco Oregon awaiting The
the arrival Of the mails and passengers from Panama.
without delay with the mails and the
from San Francisco.
regular line psopsiers wheel will be
OF freight and between
Panama aud San Francisco.
win the between
The the Atan
nc viii by United States mail steamships
ONO
ILLINOIS ss-.ssru
=
III Dorado. ....-...-. iooO
philadelphia :, tV
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WAsnIseros July Z, le5a
an te petition ofobeu Newell, Of New York city praying Tor
extension OF granted A HE 2olh % sep
ember 1885, manifold FORMULATION lscks, TOR
years said PATENT which takes place
the twenty day of September eighteen hundred and my
tso, (l652)--
Il ordered said petoa be heard Once
Monday (6thl OF September ls O'Clock, and
persons appear tey
why said petition ought not TO be granted
objections specially forth writng least
twenty days the day ofteang All testimony hed either
said hearing taken
with e rules Of the Office which will be furnished
application.
Ordered Also notice be published in the National nte
geneer Republic and Union, Washington city Inquirer phia
deIpia Express York clyi Albany Register
Albany N. vi Providence Journals Providence r. IL Daily
Boston, Mass Milwaukee Daily Journal, Milwaukee, Wis
csnsn successive weeks previous 90 the
sixth (6u) Of September next, The day OF hearing -
- THOs. EWBANK,
Commissioner OF Patents
p Editors the above papers please copy, their
bills Once with paper containing this notice.
July o-law3w
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Ia M ~ a - ls,-s
Baltimore and Washington Railroad.
PASSENGER trains follows;
Leave Washington at aud 9, am, l2i m, and p M
on sunday" me second and ,d from Washington and
% second %d sS gn s%9 se ss New York
obtained by ans leaving at s. M and m Passengers pro
u baltimore and hladcIpbs TO railroad station.
Communication tickets aadeusbug sl3 quarter, win be
'''''''s' s'''' '''''S'''' T.H.P PARSONS,
Ap o5-du Agent.
Cape Island National Hall.
THIS Ipre new elegant hotel, open
The pa1c viii and this mouse Of the first chaaeequa in all
Location a few step, shore magnificent
The AARON GARRETsoN,
| June A-imo Proprietor
New York Fs.hionab,e Clothing Es,abishmen,,
wholesale and retail. sor cash only
LFREp NUNRoE CO., No AL Broadway the,ween Howard
, s@s Ssns sS "ss S at %
meni and examine the superb assar'men Of
lus alu Iasn n,,, eo,iha
Boys chIdren's clothing, SC,
Of the hest description, there exhibited for sale
The principles which govern our New Orleans establish
West strictly adhered to at al Broadway, New York
times to Offer fashionable styles Of garments
Every s's srice Is sold under full guarantees
plain figures upon the ticket reduction any instance
Al descriptions clothing made order a. ne .nS. notice
AL Broadway New York
WV u. AnRsrr May g,-d3mf
NOTICE IN relation BiIts-We hereby notify ali
N their accounts being
detail viii be presented 10 them the 25h
month Early earnestly requested.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, n co.
June 9o--lmif
ID IL. HoOE II CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers m
floor oil cloths, matdngs,
sheetinr blankets, furnishing goods generally
between 7h aud sth Streets
u. O..
Aug oa-u
Assistant Teacher Wanted Immediately.
u,HE Principal IN C) Male Academy v.h~. "a
employ Assistant epcber who IL
English branches and the lower mathematics
sober habits and good
made immediately, aud fb poet
10 he Principal
to-dn
DLEAK HDUsE-No. by Dickens.
ID The Discarded Daughter by Mrs southworth
Results Of the Exhibition the Sciences. / vol
Niebulrs Ancient History. 3 vols. svo.
History Of the Consulate and the Lmpe-part "a.
| The Mother ri Home by !. =. q. Abbot.
| London Labor and London foor-psr 20.
Guy Mannerinr and Wnvry-HauN cheap edition the
very roveia. ~ cents each.
TAYLOR n MAURY,a
July ri Bookstore, near 9th
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YALE OF uARPE,ss FERRY LoTs-on wedr

GALE OF HARPEns FERRY Lors.-on "Wednesday,
- September 1882, IN pursuance Of orders IRON he
Secretary War; viii be sold Hsrpers Ferry, Virginia certain
portions of land belonging Tie United States al thai place Ie
be according plan recently made by -
Howell Brown OF Jefferson Virginia. which VIII
which
Bureau OF the War Department ut Washington and IN The
office Of the Superintendent of the Armofy al Hapers Ferry
payable day sale, and the remainder
and from the dat OF the
each nstnIment shall he punctuay paid
the shall fall due, interest shall be charged thereon
shall
charged the sale until the final
ment thereof
Wokmen the United States Armory win be allowed
purchase exceeding the following
three,
provided That equal 10
part annual shall be deducted
monthly IL workman should be IN
employment he will install
purchased by him, be subject 10
conditions other purchasers
BIZ deed Of the lots VIII be made
until the price thereof shall have been paid IN full.
BENZ HUGER,
Col. u. =. A., Commanding.
COMMANDING OrFIcERs OFncE
HaIper's Ferry Armory, June, 1852.
lime g. stis,Ut
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The New York Liverpool United States Mai
steamers.
The ships composing this line -
The Pacinc. apt wye
The Baltic Capt 1opstocN.
These ships having been built by contract
E& service, has been
zIXN their consuction also IN their engines,
insure strength and speed; and their arconIno-
unequaled for elegance and coart
passage York Liverpool caho, $500
Exclusive OF 500 In second CABIN S
Liverpool to New York, ESQ and fO
An experienced surgeon attached To each ship
No berth can be secured until paid for
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For Norfolk, ola Point, and Piney Point.

"A ssn>n TIE steamer oSCEOLA leaves Washington for
PznHAkethe places every Wednesday SATURDAY
-hosn1Ak O'Clock, arriving Norfolk morning
Returning, Norfolk
Monday and Thursday al O'Clock, pin
She Point piney Print
Cone river, and the landings al
Norfolk s.; POI az al to old Point
and return, ST. TO Piney Point, s..
June l0-dn I.NEs MITCHELL.
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r, 8. EVANS n. a. FAINT
Late Chief Clerk Pension Office. Missouri
CvANs q FANT. Attorneys and Agents. opposite
II Treasury Building Washington D. c. give attention TO
United states for bounty land back and
Mr. Evans will spec sttsnton rejected
ard suspended revolutionary pension claims
paid for land and orders for them from
distance promptly filed
members Of Congress and officers OF the government gen
prR
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Gray Hairs and Badness
III T. LOVET'5 wahpene, hair Ploswarranied fail
III. original color, also for bckening
hair become thin, md badnessis
public Wy subscriber who will also exhibit
viii call him evidences OF its efficiency that will
satisfy the incTeduIous
There for to remain either
bald the be-
ung Call and be satisfied
selvess 3. X SYLVESTER
Druggist, of 9th and Il streets, sole
S-eod2w District Columbia.
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UCTION NOFlCE-The subscrbr o
his friends and the public that he has Commenced The auction
and commission busaes his ana
wees ot The sale Of description OF and personal property
upon the moat favorable teu,s,
Wa experience * various
tho Aet tur personally
known olzeas % Wr
Dys ba aud i've McGufe
than tzt h relied
Of business, and cashed without
reception and
commission wishing employ
found business ready
and prepared a tho calls o. the public.
respectfully, f. N. SITUATION
June 0--df
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ISLANDN GEORGE, late OF England, wishes inform the
ladies OF Washington that she can be consulted
and future her residence, OF and
Streets few Maryland The win be put
the door
Hours from 9, IN, until 9, p.
Fee, rs
No admtance for gentlemen. July l-eodlmS
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tboas
commencing between Georgetown and Harpers
Ferry
daily Mt arriving at Harpsrs Ferry
morning for Cumberland and
Winchester
Returning leaving Hapers Ferry m, arriving at George
morning at q O'Clock
arrival OF passengers
Genraetown, them Washington.
lly-Fare through, including board, 81 80
Mars
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Late dAs Lie Petit Europe pupil of Sig LablaeAe Pro
lessor and Tsaeasr Of Singing
TERMS sic
when two take per
Ale yxndra.
Address At Mrs Bays, Dougasss greenhouse
north
July 20--co3t
NOTICE Of tho removal ONCE from
~ 0ecn Bay 10 Menasha in Wsconsn.UndeT authority
fsed BY the second June
26h ls entitled An additional land The
States u inos and Missouri aud in The territory north Of the
state o Illinois, The land once Green Bay the State
viii be removed to the town of Menasha and be opened
there for business the hrst day September
Given under hand city Washington this 18th
July, A. ID. 1852
BY the President WILLARD FILLMORE
Jonx WILsos, Acting
July l5-.taw4w
EURNITUNE Dry Goods al y Cash.--We
hand good OF velvet Brussels
ngain and carpengs oieloths sheeing
iowengs table nens almost all other kinds of dry
for furnishing house Of which, for
will sell prime for the cash.
Members OF Congress czens who contemplate purchasing
any line now have opportunity Of doing TO an ad
seldom offered As stock
purchased the most favorable possible bargains
be expected CLAGETr & DODSON.
ll-eo2wif
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Nssfsforf T~NrhNU
THE Principal Of the wsr-rton IN C Male Academy
employ tepcher who IL
various lie ,n~
On man, habits and good character
immediately aud by poet paid
TO The Principal
~
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w. yrspy. H. MILLER
Of Washington City. ofNigin'a.
YERBY Il MILLER,
nvenu. 9Th and eth Washington D. Gu
tUuoIEsALE snd retail foreign staple
and fancy dry goods carpets, rugs ocioth table
spreads Blankets sheengs and houseur
ni.hins dry goods generally.
sric,, prompt personal attention given TO orders
Dec 27-iyn
III goods, shall offer them all without
regard 10
Purchasers desiring musln-, bereGes, tissues summer
silks, other Of goods rely on great mar
gains must soil all fabrics, nj some price of oe
prior o August
osncy and staple dry goods
full and complete proverb'sly low prices
particularly black silks black pfad and pam
and all glasses much lower figures
than usually found in this city
who paid their bills viii penso
do Mt once
yood articles prices and fair dealing be relied o- in
allie PERRY A. BROTHER,
July i3-t0tf opposite Centre Market
THREE C.pie= Of W~lch's Great Portrait Of WASH
ngon each house Congress
N Mansion, Of the agent
Kinv-at Mscpherons, fennylvana avenue three
from spec
urmouncd Win me na'nna COAT
They eablshmento Mr. Samson tsssi w
timore. 1870
MOODS Pracsic. o Med'cinc-New tdn'o"-tso"-
w vols. evo sale by
= TAYLOR MAURy,
Ju,v 10 Booksellers, 9Th street
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lNOOD's Pracsic. OF Med'c,ne-sew Edss'""-ts'"-
w vols evo For sale by
y TAYLOR MAURy,
Tu,v IN Booksellers 9Th street
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A STEP from tn. New world 20 the Old, and bacl
~ ag,n by Henry D. Tarran-9 Wis
Chsmherss Papers for the reople-vols. s and
Appetons Mechanics Magazine for Jnlv
TAYLOR MAURY,
July II BOOKSELLERS, near 9th street.
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Certificates pa kages of % whole tickets, $3.50 90
do 20 half do lbs 90
Do do ~ quarter do 81 so
do % eighth do 81 25
official each drawing Immediately after all
who order from
Address E. L. O'BRIEN Agent,
Successor TO ]. & c. MauryD
July 20 Alexandria, Virginia.
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Tickets sio-Halves S5-Qnarters 50 SO.
Certificates Of packages Of a whole tickets GAO 90
DO do of 20 half 40 90
Do do of DC quarter do IS 90
Orders certificates packages
the splendid lotteries will the
official Of each drawing Immediately after II Is
all who order from
Address .E. O'BRIEN, Agent,
Successor TO j. h c. MauryD
une % Alexandria Virginia.