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New FAN and Winter Goods


IIOoE, BROTHER, T. CO., Pennsylvania avenue between 9TH
ii 9Th received and prepared oner TO the
citizens Of the cities Of Washington Georgetown and
Of French English and India fancy aud staple
dry goods, imporxtons. They name
Very elegant brocade silks, dark colors
Extra rich brocade silk for evening
Rich plaid silk, new styles
Extra heavy plain pouit de sole
Heavy walered silks all colors
Real Irish popins richly wateTed, all shades
Very ustrous black silks NIL widths
French Merino and Thbet cloths, grsat variety
French nous. de anes designs
French cashmere cnsse, latest styles
Rich embroidered chemisetles with sleeves TO match
Real Vaenciennes lace chemisettes and cuffs
Richly embroidered muslin capes, collars, and caps
Elegantly and trimmed handkerehefs
White embroidered Canton slawIs, from S9 TO SIS
Velvet cloaks and mantias STYLES
Silk mantlas and visites, also styles
Real cashmere shaw's long and square
Real cashmere and Thibct scars
NJ short sewing silk mits and gloves
Baiou's celebrated Kid gloves, size and shade
Black silk laces, black aud colored silk fringes
Thread laees and nsertings, wide and narrow
Muslin and cambria rulings
Muslin and cambria insertngs and edgings
Sash, neck, and belt nbands &c, &c.
entirely and desirable goods suit
approaching 10 which weekly add
will be made, assured OF hndng
all during the most fashionable Styles at the lowest
prices. 49,. ...,,zu,vuu . -
Gent lo-tf
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no OWNERS o Texas.-A gentleman In Virginia,
who and lawyer desires TO Texas
would like become the agent for
OF lands in country, with view TO bring them into
market.
family small capital and Is DESTROYS engaging In
agriculture He give the most satisfactory OF
responsibility, his acquaintance such
considerable emigration Texas
ANY swner ofTera inclined himself
be placed the
advertiser gel suitable responses by addressing post paid
WIN. GoULDIN,
General agent and collector Richmond, Virginia.
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DRAPER and Tailor-wILLIAm TUCKER, late Of the
Tucker, Pennsylvania between ~
prepared receive calls from bis
public generally Just opened large and
English Cloths casimees
vesns by himself with nom the most extensive
importing houses Phianphia all Of which will
be and the ohs establish
SUFFICIENT all who honor him with hsir
Of which his will be executed
Bf rssdy show Of the handsom-
os, styles offered in this city,
Ser 2I-aaw1w
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EePECTFULLY invite the attention offends and the public
IL OF goods, OF the
which prepared the best and
fashionable style their usual moderate prces Fresh
cassees and vesngs OF importatons
for dark do patterns Of Paris embrodsries.
There three skfu artists In this
and waisicoas
In itself Army and navy
with and dcspach and In the
Strangers who visit this metropolis will And
everything their tsse and perfect At always
N. ID. elegant was~oats tina,
admired Castle Garden awarded The
nrst premium the American Institute their fair,
Feb lS-dlm
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WILLIAM HORNER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Lancaster, Grant couaty, Wiscoasin,

(LITR 0 rApaUTkS COUNTY, vA.,)
WILL OF Grant Dane and Iowa counties and
the at Madison He will
prompt particular attention the collection of claims the
lands, and the OF
ION e.ident landho.dcrs In part OF the State.
w. s. Foote, u s. 6enate Hon. James NJ Mason,
w. b. Senate nman Homer esq., Wauenon, Mcssrs
Mason, attorneys New York Professor w E. Homer,
Messrs. 4. w. Welsh, Philadelphia;
John ksxson, law ~ Louis
Missouri. ApIs-lawly
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WARRINGTON SEMINARY. ID. C.--Tbe evening English
school OF this institution win be
night Saturdays and Sundays from O'Clock M 70
q.
English branch compisesEnslh practical nsuus
in reading formation and
% and the several kinds Of public
speaking with criticisms OF distinguished English
writers OF prose and
The devoted explanation and analysis OF
authors enabling tho student
short tnuo tongue facility.
book
Keeping Algebra surveying tieonomey and calculus
Nov 7-lw SAMUEL BARBER, President
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on nnn Pounds Choice Goshen Butter juet received
0U,UUU York Butter Store No 81 Han
over street, Baltimore.
great share above been collected with the greatest
expressly families during winter
well Of prejudice that Justly exits against packed
imposed upon them Goshen
Being the old
and houses in New York. who superior
procuring choicest daes from Orange county
sending supplies regularly twice
thai will suit refined
delightful flavor until spring Hun
citizens already realized Of my butter No
spared All goods delivered
city free OF charge.
Also 1900 pounds very choice pineapple cheese All will be
~ low a. In New York by the packages.
All goods bought and sold for cash.
BALTIMORE, Dec. ii, 1851.
lee
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DRrvArE TUTOR-@A young English gentleman, who has
received GOOD edscson, and resided come ysss IN ras
10 ossn In. .iou companion 10 young par
N some private nmiiy Of responsibility. g.
family connexions can be
given p.e, highest responsibility either In this country o.
Address ,.s v.pc. ser 100 posi- cs, o~eso New yors
Mar t6-a<Af -*tH
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
MORSE LTNEJ
wAsmssros oruor, rrrsyLvAsI. AVENUE,
Finb house east OF National Hotel, No 8.

wAsMssTos orrror, rEsssrLvhMA AVENUE,
FiNh house Of National Hotel, No6
THE 6rst line in the United
consequently The pioneer ine extending
between Washington Philadelphia New York, and
Deliveries at the intermediate stations sve
Az Grace Princeton, New Brunswick, New
srh In the
tey undergone extensive repais and IL
number OF which
may required accommodation Of the public with
fidelity hitherto unequsied This line
companies Of Morse ne east west morrill, and
extending already hneen Thousand miles to either OF
vlS will be delivered desired The
thoroughly systemsxed its bust
OF Of Its
equal all with special vors 20 none WIN e fs
n by this every one nvi
N reliable
Uspane The oce Of Magnetic Telegraph Company
National
baltimore, No Exchange South Gay street philadelphia
building, New York. No
5Hsaover street, corner Of Beaver.
r71 Ti51lll WIN NJ SWAIN, President
March l4-3mds
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Assistant Teacher Wanted Immediately.
,BE Principal wsusnon IN C) Male Academy wishes ~
employ forthwith teacher who Is qualified 70 esoh
The mathematics He
sober habits and good moral character
and letter. post paid,
Principal.
Feb ip-du
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ID EAI. ESTATE AGENCY.--A. RoTHWELL informs the
public opened Office street. Of m street,
National lneigence for the purpose of CIV
ing the purchase and sale Of city property
number OF building lots In various parts OF
the city disposed Of accommodating terms; also,
improved property. ILL
dc will undertake negotiation of purchases ana sales city
property persons who may need such aid
property holders his services make
sales, pay taxes, &c. !.
himself find purchasers.
which he prosecute he considers him
xended knowledge
city property acquired his business city collector
All pos paid will receive prompt attention.
drawing Of deeds &c. will be attended at his
Office
Being commissioned justice of the peace he viii attend to
the taking Acknowledgements of deeds, &c.
Nov l3-2aw6wif
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THIS pleasantly situated the Georgetown
He,rh,hs from embracing the city Of washington
miles and Of Alexandria II IL do
signed limited number Of boys thu benefit Of good
Christian eduoson II seeks combine The advantages
thorough scsdemoa instruction with The discipline Of
Christian home.
The merit regular win begin November J. Parents who for
any earlier admission confer with the Rerto
Application admission OF pupils, for further information
Rsv. ANTHONY TEN BROCK, Georgetown, p. @.
References, The Bishop Of MsysnA and Hugh Dsvsy Evans
IL D. Hon. g. r. Chambers, Kent county, Nd Aaron
o. Dayton esq Auditor Of the Treasury Washington Evan
Lvons ESQ GcsrQctown w. Beverhent Thompson Psboro
North Carolina, Miller Hallowe g. Mays, Georgia
gspt 6--Qaw
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Sept 2o-6mosd

lssOLUTIuH OF firm heretofore exist
ing under Of Dyer Brother is this day. by mutual
CONSENT dissolved r. Dyer will attend the
firm, Of unsettled business
Rober, w. deceased, which immediate
Is respectfully requested EDWARD Q. DYER,
GEO. r. DYER.
WAsHxeroE, September "a, 1870.
mn Notice. undersigned have formed
under the and firm of Dyer McGue and
respectfully socita of
upon firm, pledge themselves discharge
fully every confded to them.
Dyer prepared upon con
signnenp and to cash all sales made by them.
EDWARD c. DYER,
j. G. MCGUIRE.
WAsmsoTos SeptembAs VI, 1850.
Sept 27-dn
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nFrICIAL military Books, for sale by Taylor A
" MAURY, booksellers, near 9th street, Washington.
Cavalry Tactics, vols price 65-vsy scaies.
wayne,s Exercise; price u.
aootts Infsnry Tactics 3vo,s price ~ So
for Mo intsin Artsryi price rs cents.
y Cooper,s Tactics and Regulations nor the Militia
Instructions for Field ARTILLERY, Horse and Foot
Cross's Military Laws
McComhr Courts Martial
Ordnance Manual. 7
Army and Navy Repstsrs-
And ali other government, books and Accanecs-
10 sI.t lI.H II 4H s....ss4
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MOSES l.. HOLT,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
c.. IA--.-.. C.IsI--.-

MOSES l.. HOLT,
ATTORNEY coUSsELLoR LAW,
San Ffdncisco California.
RErRHsoKsi Hon. q. W. Inge NJ c. Alabama John Taylor
esq, Mobile Alabama Messs Rhodes Wright, Co, New Or
Louisiana, Henry g. Clark Tnrboro', North Carolina
Hon. w NJ Gwin NJ c. California; Benz X True, New York
city, Healey ESQ., Boston, Massachuses A. r. Hatch, esq,
Portsmouth, New Hampshire. May 7-2awly
NEW York and California Millionaire Associston.-
IN thousand dollars 81
600. Of bo obtained
parties who invest special admitted
New York.
the 900
certificates issued therefor
fair Of doubling the whole in
trade and mining the United States under the direction
Of OLIVER HOLDEN,
A the General Chief Agent Company,
No. III Wall street, New York
Cafonsns and other responsible throughout
who can AID obtaining contracts with the United States, app
cation and In the asociaon employed diff
fersn points where line Of steamers and vessels be made
available for nde the mails and freight
from, Europe, Asia, Africa and the Americas.
There and doing with Caor
MIA The Pacific and 80 long As the supply Of gold continues
the demand for capital goods and manufactures will sonh the
most liberal views and calculations therefor And lis this
demand and profit thereby this being
der the firm and style OF o. HOLDEN h CO..
Mercantile, Commercial Commission Merchants
Insurance. and Mining Agents. New York and san Francisco,
Capital 81 900 900.
eh2-u
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General Agency at Wa.hinston, D. Q.


DY A. NJ PARQUHAR, formerly Harsburg Pennsylvania,
ID services with Men-
the revolutionary with Great Britain and the Flor
ida
For pensions, bounty land, scrip.
Bounty Land-Wi purchase Of bounty
land order.
Putent oeThe applications for patents, procuring models
drawings &C., will be attended all their various branches
General Port 0Tee-An claims against the department will
prosecuted settlement Of conaors quarterly
ditto facilitated hc.
Delta, Nashville Union, Mobile Advertiser, Louis
vile Louis New Era Cincinnati Gazette
Sentinel New York Herald and Detroit Free Press win publish
the Of S. and send their bills this oce
with paper. June 2su
H.. HOOE 4 CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
carpetns, floor oil cioths matting curtain materials
blankets and furnishing goods
between 7t and s Washington,
ID. {.
Aug 2g-u
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TIE QUINCEY's Literary . vols. I2mo.,
~ being vols. and Of the uniform edition Of his works
Motherwellh Poshumous Poems, vol fI
Lbs Vision o. Sir Lsanfs poem; BY James Russell Lowell
Memoirs ri the Rev jos puckmnster,
Stevens Buckmisssr; by Eliza Buckninster Lee. l
Brief Practical Treatise Moa
cessss employed the public III Lieut.
VIM. H. Wright, u. 3. Enrineers.
This day received for sale sy
TAYLOR h MAURY,
s~p nsH AocksAilars. OH street.
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EDWARD X. COLLINS & CO.,
No. So Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SMILEY, & Co,
ss.sW Liverpool.
L G. ROBERTS & CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard London.
JOHN MUNROE o. CO..
20 Rae Nore Dame des VICTORIES,
Paris
GEO. DRAPER, Iiavfe.
The ships viii accountable for gold sv
bullion SPECIE jewey precious metals unless bills OF
iadng the
Sept 5--dy
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Go; and small charge for average damages
The necessary college exclusive OF books snd anoney
exceed 81 80 snnum studen. may De sdnsn say
opening Of the session s preeabo BINS pyso'e fs
months in advance. - -, =, r. -
Our students have opportunity OF attending the courses Of lee
d1n guishsd men of scisnee NJ ma snh
sonan also Of hearing the debates IN conere mo
noe college present
ColLrer Hill August 1851. aug N-oeePsNFW
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I KNOX WALKER Will prscts~e law he Supreme
Court Of The United 6tates and
claims against the government Addess Washington, ID.
Mar lt-d
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North side Of Pnny apenus doors 0est Of TAa street.
uadsr Gadsbg's Hotel,
DEGS leave inform his sbd the citizens OF Washington
Geogeiown Alexandria, public in general also members OF
Congress- and visiting that his stock OF cloths
and yesngs large and Although does
amount 10 $4,000 WORTH IL ssucient large for all good buy
their wardrobe advantageous other
establishment in the District from goods that all perfectly
and re all OF this as Importation which will be made 10 order
noicn, style fequailed
by any other establishment In the Uned States.
He advance the highest price paid in this city for his
Having been employed the establishment OF r. w. Browning
6een years. and having under his special charge the dim
cult branch Of The cutting department known TO our trade and
satisfaction prompted DESIRE well
interest," he ate himself that he will be able please all that
will him with their which he earnestly soicis
NJ b. Aso constantly fancy goods
shirts, drawers understands cravats stocks supende
Cloves collars and article necessary TO complete gentle
m wardrobe.
Nov 26-2awi6w
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VNAPP'B Chemistry Applied to tho Arts vol. /,
IA last published London, ISL
rsSS Anatomy Of the External Forms Of Man VOL and atlas
Kesosss Archecturs Of Heavens Illustrated Lon
don, f15i - +. -. l. Go,
uaisd. London. .
PsntA Bioesphyi by 1 j. sehieident NJ Di vol IL
iusuuAed Lordon.
Pchards Natural History vol 50 engraving
Iosrrstsd Manual on and Surgical
nom the BY Doctors Van Buren, and aacs
I int published. -
Many snusvings. fRANCk TAYLOR
Dee " H
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United state. Patent Once,



IN The petition samuel Truseai George wof Columbia,
Pa and James Dougher, Of Philadelphia Pa praying or the
extension 81 patent them Improvement 10
the mode Of making wheels 10 be used on railroads. and
SAID patent which takes place the sessneenh day Of March, A.
Tuesday sixteenth day March az IL o'clock, all
noned and show If they
why said petition ought be granted.
opposing required e In the
their objections specifically writing
twenty day ofEeang All testimony hled
be used said bearing be taken and transmitted
on application
Ordered aso that this published in the National
sence Kepubc and Union, Washington d. CT Philadelphia In
queT Providence Journal Providence, III Pshurg Ca
Psburg, Pa Express, New York. NJ Y and the Daily
Bee Boston, weeks
THos. EwBANK,
Commissioner Of Patents.
OF papers please copy,
biils 10 The Patent Once, with containing this notice.
Jan ls-lawJw
N PURSUANCE m Order Orphars' Court
OF Baltimore city, notice sheeby lat in the last will and
admitted probate 24h day OF December, 1885, there
The following em designated the third item of said last viii and
testament:
and boqueah my estate my widows
death be divided equal parhee parts three Of
Grandfather Hugess children, their heirs, three parts
grand Children their heirs
aud parish OF
county Glamogan Wales shall be judges this bequest
but should the above children heir be wealthy
not need H. that the OF relations
either side shall
pursuance ORDER given, warning
who In the provision
by solicitor before the st day Of july e52
b proofs of interest the said provision stand
and abide such action the said Orphans take the
JOSEPH n FIcKLIN,
Dec a7-iam5in Edward Matthews
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Al EW BANKING HOUSE In Washington Ctty.--The
undersigned having been induced embark il the exchange and
the Washington d. c. avas himself Of
early occasion notify hts friends and the public generally Of e
solicit their His institution will DO
known Union, from which dollar
issued for circulation that viii moi be represented by
substantial In the shape gold and silver drafts
The United States northern exchange, Virginia bank
able funds.
readily perceived that the public projected and The bank
made foundation. This enterprise
upon after The deliberations and II Is gratifying TO
with the approval OF experienced and sngacious
dnancprs o York Washington, and Richmond
circnlation The Bank OF the
and the principal
United will negotiate for the purchase sale
Of ocks bonds Of canal and rail-
companies, and other good securities
ANY business departments Of the
eminent Washington will be attended TO on liberal terms
RO II. GALLAHER
RIcumokp Va, October, 1851. Nov ll--2awlm
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III French China dinner
Iron stone China dinner, tea, and toilet ware
Crockery every color and quality
Cut aud pressed glassware, looking glasses
Fancy hardware, lamps, and grandolcs
Table cutlery, mantel and table ornaments
JapanI ed goods plated ware
Bronzed Iron goods, Albata and Britannia ware
Cooking utensils Of almost every description
Wood ware, tin ware, baskets, brushes &c.
Altogether extensive assortment Of housekeeping a
cles housekeepcfs those about furnishing
Purchasers decidedly their interest call and exam
inc articles and prices Z. W. BOTELEh,
IB-eawJw Opposite Centre Market
NEW BOOT AND SHOE srURE.-Tbe subscriber has
recently erected y
Mes Brother, the north side Of Pennsylvania
between * and 9th streets where he intends conducting TIE
business all OF MISUNDERSTANDING engaged The
e. who, 10 well known,
reputation and Whose attention will be
particularly the Of boots aud shoes
We would particularly call the attention Of the ladies the beau
to OF Mr. Maeas gaiter boots and shoes
We have selected with beautiful assortment OF French
English leather Kid silks and which viii be made
order n Ms usual beautiful style.
In addition mandatory have selected with great
Philadelphia. and Baltimore, all OF the most
approved styles and shoes Of description all OF
particularly Of the public generally
7-eolw j. M JOHNSON.
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SALONA Farm For Sale.This beautiful nm--tho former
residence the Rev. VIM. Maf offered for SALE II Is loca
Fairfax comfy Vgnia miles from Washington, d.
line Of contemplated plank road leading from Fairfax
adjoining the farm Of Commodore
Jones and con aims 2s{ acres high
waeed with living springs well fenced plenty OF timber with
The buildings consist OF brick mansion 50
81 with attached which make 2s feet iront stone farm
house stone spring BRICK carriage mouse
and is remarkably healthy.
& ELISHA SHERMAN.
LANGLEY, Fairfax county, va Dec ], 1851.
Dec. 3-law6ws
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FLEMISH HOUSE LINENS.

lust received general assortment Of these heavy dn
and cheap goods, in 81 %, and l0 dice diaper and dm
AlSo OF the manufacory a. lS4, la, l1f ana ~.
sheengs which will be found the heaviest goods Of the ho
this market; and OF German pillow @
linens The only objection which be urged sssn
the above articles will be their extreme durability Pes
Dealers in all kinds Of carpets, mattinR oil cloths r a
curtain materials, and house furnishing goods generally %
Of the OF Ninth and Pennsylvania avenue
June
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W. II. Duvsu Merchant Tailor,
(Lae firm Of Lusby Duvau,)
oULD respectfully HI. friends and the public that
he has Just and varied fall and
winter goods for pcnuemens wear, tuch
Cloths esssime and ves,ngs Of the most approved manue
turs and styles
Merno, silk and cotton shirts and drawers
Hosiery, penders, gloves
Umbrellas, dressing gowns, &C.,
which he offer his the lowest
rates. He solcs liberal share Of public patronage.
His present location oppostehs former stand the National
Hotel, Pennsylvsnis avenue.
Sept 27--3taw3wif
Episcopal Institute for Young Ladies',
Nortaoea Of oh and streets
THE INsTITUTE will m the nrst OF sspen
department.
Terms m boarding pupn. $3.50 per including English
mathematics
Term. TOT day pupls-psr session Of fvs ron.om go
so, In Enxiish and mathematics.
Ancient modern Languages, muc drawing, painting,
EXTRA Circulars be had Of the Principal Early application
admission 10 necessary. 80. -.
w.saIssros crrr, Angus, Ia 1881.
Aug l7-dtisoct
PHILOSOPHY OF THE MECHANICS OF NATURE I,
il by r. Allen.
Csschism Of Familiar Things by Emily Elizabeth wl.ment
Hand Book OF Literature and the Fine A 0eorfs Ripley and
Baysrd Taylor. volume,
Maxms and Morals OF Rochsfbnonuid
The Literature and Lite Men Of Great Btain by A. Ms
Dir Roger de cnveriyi by The Spectator
Hand Book of Universal biography by farke Gedwin
knights Cycop~da Of the Industry Of All Nations volume,
With Illustrations
Yru vnAScK TAYLOR
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URENoH JUVENILE INCONSISTENCIES, ou 10 triomphs de-
IL IL Psts par Nine Berner
~ Bon Frdoin ct }. Mechant Tbery par g. G schmd
tsh q sdo gu danger des Msuvascs compasniss par
issDsur crsoIss rentsinmsn, dc iErempls par Nine
0sunden
Iliusuanons De pHi',ors sein,e par rAbbe Rousser
Bastien. 10 Devouemsnt Fiisl par Mime rauens.
AmAia coni pophsine dc sienne par Victor Doublet
Antonio GU lOrphelin de Florence Louis FnedsI.
einuae,s Cout~s, par NJ fAbbe Roussier
Endss Hstosiqses, lvsass de Ia jennesse
Lee Tross lie In Capsape Leon Gucrin
Ana others styles, and prices, for
every aee. Imported direct from Paris by ..
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NOTICE ~ hereby given that all accounts re ~
unsettled the books OF the late firm OF ~ n Hooh
together arm, will he made 10 me ~
handed In for settlement either by
change which effect upon the LIST Of
last renders essentially open accounts sno"
closed At the expiration Of the present half year co
June aa-2wif HOOE BROTHER. W.
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vypvaR YpnlssScaI Works OF John g. Cslhoun--bstng
Il and a discourse the consto
~, .rd covernm United vol D.. 4o6
followed by others For sale, sngy or neher
Dsa ~ ft FhAsSN shtLoH
rUDoE ssery.s IAfs and Letters, by his Son. Just
rsys az ~ 'S''rF1 t tat TAYLOR MAURY,
J~S pockssllss, nssy oh sSssL
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THE History Of Ranking. with ConprensSr e.
Account OF the Origin, Rise, and Progress Of the Bank
land, Ireland and Scotland by William Lawson .
don 1850. FRANCk IhtbV'
Jun~0