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QErIOvALThe celebrated Dr. c. W. RoBACK, professor Of
IL asology astronomy prenoogy, and geomancy combined
with conjuauon from Sweden having removed his ONCE 70 NO.
White street, New York. offers his services 70 the citizens
consulted by all the crowned heads
Europe enjoys higher reputation asooger than
living Naives calculated according geOmancy
ladies' So gentlemen S. Persons distance can have their
sending birth All
containing the above fee will immediate
ton natiyiiies of the world, written
durable he prepared make Of his
conuaton Of the following topcs Contshp advice
the successful accomplishment OF wealthy
he has the TO redeem such are given 70 The free
Of the bottle and for all OF hazard and for M recovery OF
abovenaed have been done this city and its
United States full satisfaction of all.
navies horoscopes have been cast during the last four
while here Letters will and will do
well call person. and the mail thai
money through the Office Dr. Roback
500 900 monthly and missed
one All letters win be reigiously attended prepaid BE
cua Office and State For particulars
call the Office of the unon and get astrological almanac
gratis.
O. w. ROBACK,
White street, New York.
SAINT ~
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N 8' EDWARD X. COLLINS CO.,
No. So Wall street, N. X.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, 4 co,
i.H Liverpool
f. a. ROBERTS Il CO.,
IL Kings Arms Yard, London
JOHN MUNRoE d CO.,
26 Rue Nore Dame des Victories,
Paris.
GEO. II DRAPER, Havre.
The OF these ships will be accountable for gold silver
bullion SPECIE jewey precious stones METALS unless bills Of
adng signed therefor and the value thereof therein
Sept 5-dly
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ORNATE TUTOR.--A young English gentleman who has
received good edncnon and resided years
anxious 10 obtain the position young
eons IN some private family Of responsibility. -
References
IN England, VIZ "'''' ~
address Mer Vance, bor 100 post ONCE ouwego, New
Mar la-duf r
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on Ala Pounds Choice Goshen butter just received
0UOUU and for sale New York Butter Store No. 81 Han
Baltimore.
great Of the above has been collected with the greatest
expressly families during winter.
prejudice that justly exists against packed
all butter been imposed them Goshen
being with Of the old
houses New York. who possess superior
advantages procuring choicest daes from Orange
sending fresh supplies regularly twice week.
furnish article that will suit the most refined
delightful flavor until spring Hun
realized the of my butter No
spared all All goods delivered IN the
city free OF charge.
Also 1900 pounds choice apple cheese All will be
sold IS ow as in New York by the few packages.
All goods bought and sold for cash. -
w. c. CORNELL.
BALTIMoRR, Dec. III, 1851.
Dec l2-Iaw3w
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COMPENDIUM OF the Entire Body or the Law
"A by alphabetically arranged with reference to the
and approved authorities.
9voIs., Law Sheep, svo, pp blT Retail price $40
40 and 81 Ann street, New York.
Opinions Of ths Profession
There profession contain such body Of
public patronage. ,,rr ,,,an,o ~, -, CO.,
Nelson in his opinion the above
toned work. - ..x.
NEW YORK, Sept 90, 1850.
The vast reliable from the whole
pows auxarS 10 the law giving him the facility ofn
will extensively aid the STUDENT the practitioner
."' '' ~ ROBERT j. WALKER.
ooronER IL, 1850.
grated with accuracy; much pleased
precision cIeaness with which announces the prn
ssance from myself profession should
learn its merits, and, like me, enjoy lis advantages -
NRw YoRK Cry, Oct l6, $780,
mparts advantages of and well arranged
'''''' DAVID PAUL BROWN, Philadelphia.
Mr. with great diligence and accuracy the
points his and has
very ably subjects which those questions apply The
Se'''' q '"' JUDGE PETERS, Philadelphia
maby adapted the for which was obviously de
argument From Of the several
titles, with confidence thar they are treated with great
'''S"' ' JUDGE GRIDLEy, Utica, New York.
70 BE- P % nsa ANY
'''e : W. L. HURST, Philadelphia
The pan and utility accuracy received
unqualified appreciation Of the distinguished jurs in the
yoa, onbowe !" New Jersey tucker Of Virginia
fuSlshsa by JOHN p. TRow,
Nov24-1 40 and 81 Anns,reeI
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WILLIAM HoRNER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Lancaster, Grant county, JVisconsin,

lLATE OF TAuoUirR COUNTY, Val
OF Grant Dane Town countless and
w federal and Madison. lie Will give
prompt particular TO the collection OF claims the pur
chase redemption OF lands and the payment OF
president landho.dcrs in any part OF the State.
Refers Hon. H. T. foote, " T. Senate Hon James NJ Mason
u. Homer, Wauenton, Val Messr- Knox
Mason, attorneys law, Nsw York Professor w. Homer
Lapsley es and Messrs ~ w. Welsh Philadelphia
b. Crockett John Rasson, attorneys law 81 Louis
Missouri. Aplg-lawIy
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North side Of Psnnylrana apenue four doors Se Of y,
under Gadstg's Hotel, 80. "t
DEGs leave inform his friends, the citizens Of WA.
ID Georgetown Alexandria, the public In general also
Congress and anss v.,nf ns sl .ha h stock
si0,O 900 worth, Il sufficiently large Tor an go
establishment District, sm goods that are ali nss
fresh, all OF this falls importation, which will be nats ~
by any establishment in the United States fu4
lie pays advance the highest price paid this city G
worn. .5
Having been employed in the establishment OF r. W. Bn
for fifteen yeas and having under bis special charge Il
ing general satisfaction, now prompted BY stronger a y
will favor him with their patronage, which he earnestly soe
N. u. Also constantly hand general assortment fancy -
such Shirts drawers, under SHIRTS, cravats, stocks
gloves, collars, and every article complete rs,
mans wardrobe. '"R
Nov 1-2awii6w .0
N EW BANKING HOUSE in Washingson CssyyS.
IN undersigned having been induced 10 embark exchange
banking the city Of Wa hngton, d. c., hnsss
fact and TO solicit their encouragement His Institution Mn
known The Bank Of the Unon and from which al
will be issued for circulation That will not be represented BY ,o
thing tangible and Substantial in The shape Of gold and silver N
the United States treasury northern exchange, or Virginia
BY a strict adherence legitimate issue upon such ban
Itself made 10 stand on The saess ounaaon This
tered upon after The mainrest deiberaon, and il il grau4
Gnancirrs OF New York, Washington and Richmond
In addition the issue for circulation The BanL
eiies q The United sn,es win nssoass for the purchase
ION commission) Of State stocks guaranteed bonds Of
Any business the departments Of Ii, "a
Washington will be attended liberal terms
&4 Ro. II. 0ALLABn
RIoHAoND, Va, October, 1851. Nov ll-asw.
ID EAL ESTATE AGENCY.--A. ROTHWEII. inform, 4
II public that lie has opened Office on street. as
Office Of the National for the poxs ~
ing the purchase and sne Of city property.
lie FOR sale number Of building lots in
the city, which win be disposed Of accommodating l
improved property.
lie undertake the negotiation of purchases sales
property for persons who may need such aid
To resident properly holders he offers his
sales, pay taxes, &C.
For such persons desire 10 sell property, he
himsel find purchasers.
business which proposes consider
self well qualified from his extended knowledge
value Of city property acquired in his late business
All letters postpaid will receive prompt attention. .aa
Conveyancing drawing Of deeds &C., will be attended al
office. 74 - h+sts r. I3
Being commissioned justice Of the peace, he au,
the taking acknowledgements Of deeds, &c.
Nov l3-2av6wf tite#a #H- h. ,.#
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JAsUARY 10, 1864
AN petition Of samuel Truseat George Wolf Columbia,
Pa and James Dougher OF Philadelphia Pa praying for the
extension sf granted 10 them o an improvement In
applicable other years nom Tue expiration Of
said patent which lakes place the aesensn day March, A.
d. l652--
ordered that the said petition the Patent once
Tuesday the sixteenth March at IL O'Clock and all
persons notified and show cause, amy they have
why said petition ought NOT 10 be granted - .
opposing required ae in the Patent
Once their obeeons specifically set forth Ia wrng al least
twenty days before the day ofheang All testimony Med by either
IN accordance Of the ONCE which will be furnished
application.
geneer Republic Union Washington d. CD philadelphia In
qurer Pa Providence Journal Providence, Psburg Ga
zete, plsburg Pa Express, New York. NJ and the Daily
Bee, Boston, Mass three successive weeks
THos. EwBANK,
Commissioner of Patents.
bills TO The Patent Once with paper containing this notice
Jan lS-law3w
IN PURSUANCE OF an Order OF the Orphans Court
OF Baltimore city notice sheeby given that In the last VIII and
Of Edward Baltimore and which
admitted 10 probate the Gath day Of December 1885, there
following designated the third item of said last will and
testament
Item AL will bequeath half of my widow
Grandfather ughes's heirs, three
three of Grandfather Matthew's grand Children their heirs
and that three disnrested In the parish OF ancawan and
county OF CaOgaD South Wales shall be judges Of this bques
but should the above chiden their he be wealthy
need IT, request that the next poorest OF my relations on
either side shall have itn
pursuance ORDER gyen warning
who interested provision Of sad
by solicitor before the st Of july 1882
and abide such action the said court take IN the
premises.
Dec a7-iamGm Edward Matthew'S.
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MOSES L. HOLT,
ATTORNEY COUNSELLOR a Law,
San Francisco, California.
Hon. W. Inre NJ Aabapai John 3. Taylor
esa Mobile Messrs Rhodes, Wright o., EeE Or
Henry g. Clark esq, Tarboo' North Carolina
Hon. Californian Benz X True, New York
ciyt Healey Boston, Massachusetts, A. atch esq
Portsmouth, New Hampshire. May 7-2awly
NEW ork California Millionaire Association
IN thousand dollars Capital 81
Of influential
special admitted In
revised Of New from
the 900
annually,
prospect Of doubling the whole safe operations
mining United States, under the direction
troll Of OLIVER HOLDEN,
A the General Partner and Chief Agent ofthe Company,
No. III Wall street, New YoIk.
Calrnians responsible parties throughout
with the United Rtnies app
points, where line Of and vessels be made
available for trade carrying the MALE passengers and freight and
from Europe, ASIA Africa, and the Americas.
business doing Califor
na the Pacific and long the supply OF gold continues
the demand for capital goods and Manufacturer win astonh the
liberal and calculations therefor And Is this
profit that this association being formed
der the firm and style OF %. HOLDEN CO.,
Mercantile Commercial, Commission Merchants, Banking,
Insurance. and Mining Agents New York and San Francisco
Capitsi 81 900 900.
Febo-d
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New Fail and winter Goods.
TJOOE, BROTHER, CO., Pennsylvania avenue, between
and 9Th have just received prepared
citizens Of the cities of Washington, Georgetown Aeruna
the surrounding counties Of Maryland Virginia. full d
complete OF French, English and India fancy
dry goods, Of the most recent importatons They
Very elegant brocade silks, dark colors
Extra rich brocade silk, for evening
Rich plaid silk, styles r.r a.'
Extra heavy plain pou de sole I
Heavy watered silks all colors
Real Irish poplins, richly waered, all shades
Very lustrous black silks, all widths
Superior wide eolored silk velvets, every shade
French Merino and Thibet cloths, great variety
French nous de hines, designs
French cashmere de cosse, latest styles sas
Rich embroidered cIeHiseIes, with sleeves 10 match
Real yaIenciennes lace chemisetfes and Guns
Richly embroidered muslin capes, collars, and capa
Elegantly embroidered and lace trimmed handkerchieE
White emboidered Canton Grape shaws, from Si2 ss3
Velvet cIoaks and mantilas, styles
Silk mantilas and visites, also styles
Real cashmere shaws long and square
Real cashmere and Tibet scars @
Long and short sewing silk mits and gloves
Bajiou's celebrated hid gloves, every size and shade
Black silk laces. black aud colored silk fringes
Thread aces aud insertngs, wide and narrow
Muslin and cambric rulings
Muslin and eaBabrc nsertngs and edgngs
Sash, neck, and belt nbands, So, &C.
Together with other entirely and desirable goods
able for the present aud approaching which weekly
will be made, that purchasers be assured OF fn
all times during season. the fashionable Styles the
prices, E@n# /
Sent lo-tf
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General Agency at Washington, ID. q.

Gtnerai agency AZ washington, -. -
DY A. M FARQUHAR, formerly Of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
ID for services in the with MeI
revolutionary the with Great Britain, and the Flor
ida
For pensions, bounty land, scrip.
Bounty LandWi attend purchase and sale OF bounty
land order.
Patent Oee-The applications for patents procuring models
will be attended all branches.
OGes-A claims will b.
prosecuted settlement Of contraction quarterly accounts
ditto facilitated &c.
New Orleans Delta, Nashville Unon Mobile Advertiser Louis
Louis New Era, Cincinnati Gazette indianapolis
York Herald Detroit Free will pubish
Of S. and send their bills this ONCE accompanied
with paper. June 24n
ID H. HOOE ~ CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers I'm
floor oil Cloths mRngs, curtain materials
sheeng, Blankets and house furnishing goods generally
Pennsyvana between h aud 9th Washington
q.
Aug Oft e~.s# s r.s4.
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These ships having been built by contract en-
IAWt pre- service been
Zl taken their construction, also IN their engines,
insure strength and speed and their
daons unequaed for elegance and comfort
Price Of passage New York Liverpool In l cabn s20
Exclusive $500 In cabin,
From Liv eIpooi h New York, $50 aud f20.
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship
No berth be secured until paid for.
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lssOLuTiON Of The firm heretofore exist
ing under the of Dyer Brother by
consent dissolved Mr. George f. Dyer will the
Of the Of the firm, Of
Of the late Robert w which
is respectfully requested. EDWARD @. DYER,
GEO. r. DYER.
WASHINGTON, September a. 1880.
90 Copartnershp NOtfce.The undersigned have formed
copartnsrshp under the and firm OF
will continue the general auction and
old stand Of Dyer Brother Of 10th and
avenue.
They respectfully socita continuance patronage
% and pledge themselves discharge faith
fully confded to them.
Dyer Mcclure prepared 10 make advances all
sienments, and TO cash all sales made by them.
EDWARD @. DYER,
J. q. MCGUIRE.
WASHINGTON, SsptemLss 81, 1850.
Sept. 27-dn
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Assistant Teacher Wanted Immediately.
THE Pdncpu OF the Wausnon IN C) Male Academy wishes
employ forthwith teacher who qualified
branches lie
be man. of habits good
All applications must be made and by letter. paid
TO the Pnnc,pa
Feb l9-du
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A. ~ q. A. ARNOUx,
DIAPERS and TsILORs,
No. 800 Broadway, corner Of Duane street,
L. L. L

Abops he IRVING House. New YORK.
RaPECTFULLY invite the and public
II their Of spring goods OF the newest
prepared make the best
fashionable style at their usual moderate prices Fresh cloths
and vengs, latest mportsope elegant light silks
dark do, patterns Of Paris embroidedes
kiu employed this estabshmcnorc
and Each
complete in itself Army and uniforms made
and despatch and in the
who this metropolis will find hi.
everything their TASTE and perfect ~ always insured
n. Pps~irM Ars.--These elegant that
much admired Castle Garden
premium by he American Institute nj their late fair
FebI5-dim
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no OWNERS Lands in Texas.-A gentleman in yTa
who In good surveyor and lawyer desires 10 remove tn
the and would like 10 become the agent m
Of lands In that country, with view 70 bring hA
market. ss",s.
He family and small capital and IL DESTROYS OF engaps
agriculture He satisfactory testimonials
integrity and responsibility and his general Acquaintance
n considerable emigration Tens
Any ofTexas lands who would he inclined 10 avail @
of such be pacedin correspondence
advertiser get suitable responses by addressing paid
tt0WFF - WIN. 6OULDM
General agent and collector, Richmond, yhvsA
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TITs institution very pleasantly situated ihe Georgetown
Hegstbc hon embracing the city OF Washington,
the miles, OF Alexandria
limited number Of boysthe good
PRACTICAL Christian education seeks combine
Of thorough acadence Instruction with The discipline Of
Christian home. =
The regular will begin Parents who for
desire earlier admission confer
Application for admission Of pupils, TOT er information may
be- addressed
Rev ANTHONY TEN BRoECK, George,own, n. O.
Rencnees The Bishop u Maryland and Hugh svcy Evans
LII d., baltimore Hon r. Chambers, Kent county, Aaron
D. Dayton Fourth Auditor Of Treasury Evan
Lyons, Georgetown; W. Beverot Thompson Pittsboro
North Cnronai Cob Miller IaIowes St Mary's, Georgia.
Sept 1g-2awaw tN ~
AFFICIAL Military Books sale by TayIor 4
MAuRY, booksellers, near OH street, Washington,
lavay Tactics, = vols price S5- yery scarce.
Wnynel Sword Exercise, price 81.
scofts Infantry Tactics. . vols. price 81 90
Instructions for Mo infnn Artillery price rs cents
Cooper's Tactics and Regulations for the Militia
instructions for Field Artillery Horse and Foot.
Crosses Military Lave.
McCombr
Ordnance Manual
Army and Navy Registers.
And All other government hooks and documents
sept9
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u EMOvAI.-DUvALL 4 BROTHER, merchant taiors, have
IL the friends
they removed elegant store just
erected between AZ 9Th
square Of their old They have just returned from New
York the richest
goods Of which they prepared
bGvxLL BROTHER
N. b. Wanted, or three FIRST hands.
Sent " heoQ y
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I KNOX WALKER will practise low In the swprepns
United States and Tho prosecution
claims against government Addr.. Washington, Do
Mar. 1o-u
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NE QUINCEy's Literary "Reminiscences vols. Iano.,
~ being and Of the uniform edition OF his works
Motherwel's Pos,hnmous Poems, l VOL
The Vision Of Sir Launha pam by James Russell Lowell
Memoirs Of Rev puckmnster and Of his Rev. JOS
Stevens Rnckminsfer by Elm Buckminster Lee. vol
Brief Practical Treatise Moas with account o. thepo
employed public Boston hsbof Lieut.
VIM n. Wright ". s. Engineers
This day received for sale by
TAYLOR n MAURY,
Sept ls Booksellers, 9th
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DRAPER and Tailor-WILLIAM TUCKER, late of tho
firm OF Lane Tucker, Pennsylvania
9Th prepared
friends and the public generally having opened very
extensive OF french and Engsh cloths
ycsng selecied by himself with from the
Importing houses OF New York and Phlanepha all Of which VIII
be sold al the lowest cash prices and the of his establish
men sufficient all who him with their
patronage OF The syisn which bis will be executed
b. shall be ready in days show Of the handso
2enio lx
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cALONA For Sale-This beautiful faTmhe former
OF Rev WIN. Mas offered for SALE IL is oca
comfy Virginia. miles from washington ~
contemplated plank road leading from Fairfax
Georgetown and adjoining the farm Of Commodore
JONES' contains 20Sl high state ocutvaon wei
plenty The buildings eonsist OF brick mansion 81
wings attached which make 2O6 feet ffont stone
spring brick school house carriage house
house, with 62 by &c. with in good repair
and il remarkably healthy, 80. ,,,,,...,
LAsaLRy, Fairfax county, Va, Dec J, 1851.
Dec. 3--iaw6wf
O.T BoUNTY-IAND WARRANT.-LaDd warrant ,l96
10 subscriber Washington city, (who private
Capt O. Buchanans b. 4th nanlry under the act d
been from the pocket b. okey
All parties purchasing the said land
warrant subscriber has made any assignment n me
SANG. = PETER GALLAGHER.
Dec li--law6w,
I,OIT,s ALIENS, WARMERS AND OTHERS RE
u peatng pistols, just received and for sale BY
: iN'e J. w. BADEN,
Pennsylvania avenue, 9th
Dec is-aawIwm
DRONZED SHOVEL. AND TONGS, STANDS. FANCY
androns polished shovel and ngs pierced
Of 81 pieces and detached silver
Mated spoons forks together with
Of nearly every article belonging TO house
keeping. For sale low by -
J. W. BADEN,
Pennsylvania avenue 9th street.
Dec ls--2aw4wn
ONE CASE DOUBLE BARREL ROWLING PIECES
opened and offered al exceedingly low prices BY
Pennsyl vana avenue, nearly opposite Browns Hotel
Dec le-2aw4wf
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
MORSE LTREJ
wlsmSeros oruox, rNsssrLvtsIi ivsEur,
Pinh house east OF National Hotel Not.

fhlh house east OF Nauonai ho'ei, MOI.
TUE line established bv company in the United
old. The line, extending
Washington, BALTIMORE Philadelphia and New York. and
the intermediate stations, Havre
Wilmington Trenton Princeton New Brnswck, New
Cthc only line In the country Al the present time
extensive and
prepared deliver number Of which
be accommodation OF the public, with
accuracy pcmpncr, and fidelity hitherto unequaed This line
incs NORTH and
Thousand miles, either Of
delivered desired The
thoroughly sysematzed its bust
both transmission and mode Of delivery Of messages lis
special hyo With the hci
for this one s nv
line and hsy do and most reliable for iele
graphing. offices OF the Magnetic Telegraph Company
Pennsylvania d house east OF National
Hotel; baltimore, No Exchange south Gay street Pladphn
No street. Quincy Granite buildings New York No
Hanover street, corner Of Beaver
March Ii-3mds
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CoIu B,btan College, ID. q.
THE winter esslop Of six months will be opened 17h
i September.
Room, library, bed, and furniture ~ 90
Table and per week. IS
Charges TO students who do not board
70
Room, Library, and furniture, ~ 90
Fuel ntcost washing 37k cents per dozen
Matrcuaton $40; and small charge Cor
The necessary college exclusive Of books and
do exceed 81 30 Students
time the OF the session preferable Bills
months In advance.
Our students have the opportunity Of attending
by the nguhed
onian Institution hearing debates
ruments before the United States Supreme
other college present.
CoLLnpy HILI- August, 1851. Aug 2o--dk
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DTGEST of the Decisions tn the Courts Of Equity I'm
the United John p Putnam, of the Boston bar
le5 giving all the decisions In The
Of equity United States previously TO lss7 Just pub
ahed.
Jnv n rRANCK TAYLOR
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received very heavy durable,
asd goods, 81, o. and 1914 diaper
Aiso Of the msnufactop %, of, ia 1874 70 4
shesn which will BE- found the heaviest goods Of kind
only objection urged against All OF
win be their durability. very
CLAGETT
kinds Of carpets, matnr, cloths rugs mats
house furnishing generally
Of Ninth and Pennsylvania
June6
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VNAPP's Chemistry APPLIED to the Arts vol. -
n published. London, 1851.
Anatomy Of the External Forms Of Man VOLT and atlas
OF plates. London.
Schoss Of the Heavens vo illustrated Lon
DON 1851. -
u London.
Pant-A Biograpby by NJ J, Hchleiden, NJ D vo A.
lusuaded. London.
Pchards Natural History Of Man vol octavoi so engraving
Surgery and Surgical Anatomy
French by Doctors Van buren, and saacs part
Just published. . -
Martins History OF Man and Monkeys vol London
Many enrravings. FhANCk IhfLoh'
Dec