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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY, city of Washington,
"A direction of Aaron Hagb Palmer, OF New York;
coupseor Of the Court Of the United States for the follow
Ing objects
l. Conducting professional Supreme Court Of the
Unted Especial win be given OF California
land titles coming appeal.
The prosecution and of all claims in law equity,
before Conges the executive depart
foreign before boards Of commission
nfiiNt
The with State Treasury War,
Nlvy once, Interior Departments and obtaining the
alleged violations
the revenue, post once, or other laws
Recurring inventions from the United States
Sbssign governments and procuring land and
The pension laws fthe United States
generally debts, leghcies and inherit
snses In she United States and foreign countries.
United States and State stocks and
loans, and bond and mortgage OF freehold estate
An addressed (post paid to the undersigned VIII
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agency the late firm OF Palmer
Hneshcu. b
snaons from the leading European languages executed with
ndeky and despatch.
! - ia a AARON II. PALMER,
WAssfxsros, Oct %, 1851
Oct 29-dlw&awu
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United State. Patent once,

December d. 1851.
IN petition Of Urmy Of Wilmington Delaware, praying
extension Of granted TO him for an improve
gearing driving machinery, for
years expiration Of said patent which takes place the
9Th day Of February A. ID. 1892
petition be heard the Patent Once on
Thursday OF February, 1882 IL O'Clock, and
appear show cause they have,
why said petition ought not 10 be granted
opposing required file in the Patent
Once objections, specifically forth in writing at least
twenty days before the day OF hearing All testimony MED by
be said hearing be nken and transmitted
In accordance with the rules OF the ONCE which will be furnished
application .ts
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tsgencer Republic Union Washington D. c. Express
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csssve weeks previous the 5h day OF February next
THos. EwBANK,
OF Patents.
g. Editors Of the papers please copy. their
bills 70 the Patent Once, with containing this notice
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DRIvATE TUTOR.-A young English gentleman, who has
received good education, and resided in Psrs Il
companion 10
private family Of respectabity III
and r. b connerens be
vea pnss Of highest responsibility hr in THE country OF
"a England, ~
lar
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RnAPP's chsmastry Applied to the Ars., vol. .,
IA iuss published. London, 1851.
rsap Anatomy Of Forms Of Man; wolf
Of p1ates. London.
kchoss OF vol Illustrated.
aon, ir6l.
faaed. London.
Tbs pant-A Blography by NJ j. schlsiden, NJ. D.. vo IL
lusuaAed London.
iehards History Of Mani vol. 80 snr.vnes
unsted Operative and Surgical Anatomy
assd fom s French by Doctors Van Buren and ssacs part
I X luM publlshed. EM
nsssiss Nssu History Of Man and Monksys vol London
nany enUavines. FRANCk TAYLOR
peo IL ~ M
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ID EMOVAL-The celebrated C. w RoBACK professor Of
II asoogy phrenology, and geomancy, combined
with conjuaon from Sweden having removed his ONCE TO NO
New offers his services the citizens
all heads OF
Europe enjoys higher reputation asrooger than
any living Natvies according geomancy
ladies 80. gentlemen o. Persons distance can have their
sending the of the Of their BIRTH All
containing will immediate atten-
ton, natiyities part OF the world, written
make his by
eonuaon Of the following topcsi Coushp advice
successful accomplishment of wealthy marriage
he the such given to the free
and oil Of hazard and for the recovery Of
purchasing of lottery tickets Thou
sands the have been done in this city and It's
United full satisfaction OF ALL
been during the last
while here Letters will every PURPOSES and viii do
person. mail safe that
money through the Office Dr. Roback
1000 monthly and has missed
All letters will be reigiousy attended prepaid BE par
For particulars
Office Of Unon and astrological almanac
&. w. RoBACK,
White street, New York.
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EDWARD X. COLLINS CO,
No. SO Wall street, N. Y.
n BROWN, sHIPLEY, Il CO.,
Liverpool.
n. G. ROBERTS CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNROE h CO.,
26 Rue Noue Dame des VICTORIES,
GEO. ii DRAPER, Havre.
ships will
bullion Specie ewey precious METALS unless bills Of
ladng the value thereof therein
nept5-dly itt f2N#
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NE QUINCEYs Literary "Reminiscences vols. I2mo
being vols and Of the uniform edition OF his works
Moherwe's Posthumous Poems, 1 vol.
The Vision Of Sir Launfais by James Russell Lowell
Memoirs Of the Rev Jos nuckminste
Stevens Bnckmnster; by Eliza Buckminster Lee l vol.
Brief Practical Treatise Morars, the
employed the public works by Lieut.
VIM II, Wright, U. g. Engineers
L. This day received for sale by
~ TAYLOR MAURY,
Sept B booksellers near 9th street
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WILLIAM nOHNER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Lancaster, Grant county, Wiseoasin,

(LsrE yAuauIKR COUNTY, vAO
JILL Of Dane and countless and
w the federal and supreme Madison. lie will give
prompt and particular the collection Of claims the
chase redemption Of ands and the for
resident landhodors part OF the State.
Refers Hon. H. Foote u s. Senate; Hon James NJ Mason
y. Il. wauenton Messrs Knox
Mason, attorneys law, New York Professor W Homer
Lapsey eco, Nesss 8. W. Welsh, Philadelphia;
mes D. Crockett John A. Kasson attorneys at law 81 Louis,
Missouri. Ap ls-lswly
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a. u q. A. ARMOUR,
DIAPERS IND TaILORs,

Above the Irring House, Nsp York,
EsPECTFULIY the public To
IL their assortment OF spring goods, the patterns
which they prepared make
fashionable style their
cassmeres and vessipgs Of light
for dark do; patterns Of Paris
There three shf artists employed this
pants,
complete in itself Army navy
order with and despatch
Strangers who vi1 this metropolis
ment everything TO their taste, and perfect always insured
NJ b. PRssryh wAITcoATs.These elegant
much admired Castle Garden, awarded
first premium by the American institute their late
Feb t5-dlm
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(7he Diocesan College Of the Pofefant Epiopai CHURCH,
THE open Monday October Q, 1851
until the commencement day'the lasi
Thursday July 1884, New students recommended enter
session. received they
ply charge estimated nom the date their
The college usual number OF classes, affords all the
complete education and the successful termna
ZION Of the collegiate cone graduates the usual
demicnl degrees.
The school Immediately adjoining the college, and un-
supervision rector under distinct dsciplne
beginning their academica and
collegiate The oversight and direction OF The
OF the college special advantages 10 the pupils In
the grammar school.
In classes the study Of the Greek language Is
omitted and lis place supplied by additional studies IN modern Ian
guages, book keeping, &C. .
The situation college entirely heahfu by It's dis.
villages, favorable good morals and
order. z =
"Kemp Ha"n building 90 feet by 4o win be ready for
the In addition the former
Of professors the have recently appointed Hugh Davy
LII civil ecclesiastical law, and John H.
Alexander, LIZ D., lecturer physics and chemistry.
whole annual the college and
hundred
dollars, payable sent annually in advance
Applications for admission 10 be made
Rev. John D, kERFoOT, n. D. Rector
College OF ST. james z. o. Maryland.
li-3tawam
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ATTORNEY AND oouEsFLLoR AT Law,
San Franeisco, California.

ATTORNEY AND oouNsFLLoR AT Law,
San Franeiseo, California.
Hon g. w Inge, NJ c. Alabama; John Taylor,
ESQ., Mobile, Alabama Messrs. Rhodes. Wright Co.. New Or
Henry CLARK, Taboro, North Carolina,
w NJ. Gwn, NJ c. California; Benz X. True New York
p Heaey, eco, Boston Massachuses; A. Hatch
Portsm New Hampshire. May 7-2aw1y
i
NEW York and California MiiIonsire Associstton.-
IN dollars Capital, 900,
600 limited number OF be obtained by influential
parties special admitted
conformity revised Of New York, free from
ce6caeso shares issued therefor return cent annually
with fair Of doubling tho WHOLE safe operations in
mining United States under The direction and
troll Of OLIVER HOLDEN s
General Partner and Chief Agent oftbe Company,
No II Wall street, New York
Caoman other responsible parties throughout Union
with the United States app
sssociaou be
points, where line Of and vessels be
available the ma and freight
frem Europe Asia, AMIGA, and the Americas,
. business doing with Calor
the Pacnc &c and long the supply OF gold
the demand for capital goods and manufacturer win aonis
mos. liberal views and calculations therefor And h this
thereby this association being formed
der firm and style Of o. HOLDEN h CO.,
and Commission Merchants banking,
and Mining Agents New York and San Francisco
Capital u 100000
FebQ-n
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DON Rsns, the large and conmodtous house I'm tins
in 0rse wssl now occupied by the Brazilian Minister.
1os terms Aeply to Gen. Grsiio,, Sir buildings.
Sept 0i-sodd fIntel.J
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I KNOX WALKER will practise law In the Supreme
Court Of the United States, and attend
claims .san., the government Addnss Washington, DC.
Mar. l0-n
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
(MoRsE LINEl
WASHINGTON oruor, pxsssylvAsrA Avrsur,
Eilh honae Of National uolri Aa6

THE hrs line established by any company United
Dt,ses and consequently the oldcse line extending
Washington, Baltimore Philadelphia New York
the stations Iavre
Grace wilmington Tren,on Princeton New Bunswck New
sth Cytbe country time
having four wireshas lately undergone extensive
deliver
Sc
ptnes-, fidelity hitherto uneqsed This
sh
seuth, exseuding already een thousand miles either
will delivered The
Aes line lately thoroughly
and mode Of delivery of
With the eci
ues s bushes. by this company every one nv
THE line and fthey find reliable for tele
qaphI. The Offices Magnetic Telegraph Company
WshGee city Pennyvana 6 house Of Nsona
Baltimore, No South Philadelphia
No lo1 Chestnut Quincy buildings New York. No
Hanover street, corner OF Beaver.
$500 I'm WIN NJ. SWAIN, President
Maruh l4-ands
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Columbian College, ID. @.
THE months will be opened the lh OF
i September. - :.
Room library bed, and furniture ~ W
Table and servants
Cbsrge students who do not board
furniture. IL 90
Fuel a ; washing 37x cents per dozen.
Si0 and small charge for average damages
exclusive of books and stationery
teo Students may be admitted at any
opening of the session preferable BINS payabe hee
advance.
the opportunity OF attending the courses OF lee
distinguished men OF science at the smith
Institution also Of hearing The debates IN Congress ana
uments United Supreme advantages winch
u college present
ColLKaE HUI, August, 1851. Aug v2-dscplnwaw
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DlSSOLUTION Copartership.
the Of Dyer Brother is this day. by mutual
consent, George the
Of the firm, Of the unsettled business
the Robert W. Dyer deceased which immediate
Is respectfully requested. EDWARD Q. DYER,
GEO. +. DYER.
WAsHIssros, September a. 1870.
o. COpartnershp Notfce.-The undersigned
under the and firm Of Dyer Mcclure and
old stand Of Brother Of 10th aRd Pennsylvania
i
They respectfully patrennse
upon fn pledge themselves discharge
fully every confded to them.
Dyer Mcclure prepared 10 make advances all con-
signments, and 10 cash all sales made by them
EDWARD @. DYER
j. G. MCGUIRE.
wAsmsoros, septemLAs ~, 1850.
Sent.
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NO OWNERS Lands I'm Texas-A gentleman Virginia
who and lawyer desires Texas
would like become the
lands that country with view bring them into
market.
He family capital DESTROYS Of engaging
agriculture He the most satisfactory testimonials capac
integrity responsibility and his general acquaintance
considerable emigration 10 Texas.
would inclined avail
arrangement be placed spondencs
advertiser suitable responses by addressing paid,
VIM GoULDlN
General agent and collector, Richmond, Virginia.
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General Agency at WashtnBtOn, ID. O.
QY A M. FARQUHAR formerly Of Harrisburg, Pennsylvsna
I'D for claims with Mex
revolutionary the with Great Btan and the Flor
ida
For pensions, bounty land, scrip.
Bounty attend the purchase and sale Of bounty
land on crder
Patent OGesThe applications for patents procuring
will be all their branches
Oce-A claims the will be
settlement OF quarterly accounts
ditto facilitated, &c.
New Orleans Dea Nashville Union Mobile Advertiser Louis
Vile Louis New Era Cincinnati
Sentinel New York Herald Detroit Free Press, publish
Of and their bills this Office accompanied
with a June 24tf
ID IL. HOOE Il CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers I'm
capeting floor oil cloths, matngs, curtain materials
sbeeina blankets, and house furnishing goods generally
Pennsylvania between h and 9Th streets Washington
d. c.
Aug 29--n
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North aide Of doors Of Third
andsr Gadsbys Hotel,
DEG fiendr, te sseas Washington
Georgetown, Alexandria, the public In general,
Congress- visiting the eiD thai his stock OF cos
sieres vesing large and complete Although does
not amount 10 $40 600 worth issuieen large for all good buy
wardrobe
establishment the District goods that all
esh all Of this fas which will be made order
and surpassed equalled
by any other establishment in the United States
lie advance The highest price paid in this city for his
Having employed the establishment Of r. w. Browning
under his special charge diff
cult branch the cutting department known 10 our ade and
fasacuon, prompted by well
he fater himself thai he will be able all
will bin with their which he soct
NJ b. Also constantly assortment OF fancy goods
Shirts drawers, under SHIRTS erayats stocks suspende
gloves collars and article complete gentle
mans wardrobe.
~
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Mount AIb.n Institute.

Mount hlben institute.
tyHIs pleasantly situated the Georgetown
Heghshe prospect from embracing the city Of washington,
for miles, and the OF Alexandria II Is de
erend limited number OF boys the benefit OF good,
seeks combine the advantages
Of thorough with The proper discipline Of
Christian home.
The ne regular begin November l. Parents who for
admission confer with the Rector
Application admission Of pupils for further inomaton may
be addressed, .. .
The Bishop OF Maryland and Hugh Dnvey Evans,
LyD Hon r. p Chambers, Kent county MIDI Aaron
Dayton esq Fourth Auditor Of the Treasury Washington Evan
Lyons esq, 6eorgefown w. Bevehont Thompson, Psbro,
North Carolina, Col Miller Hallowes, st. marys, Georgia.
Sept l6-2aw4w
OFFICIAL Milifary Books, for sale by Taylor Il
" MAURY, booksellers near 9th street. Washington.
Cavalry Tactics, vols price S5-very scarce
Wayne's Sword Exercise; price ~. .
Scouts Infantry Tactics 81 vols prizes ~ ho
Instructions for Mountain Artillery price I5 cents
Cooper's Tactics and Regulations fos the Militia.
Instructions for Field Artillery, Horse and Foot
Cross's Military Lawp i4t Nt
mcComb's Ccurs Martial M n
Os1H1Dcs Manual. Isl Ntftsv 3
Army snd Navy Registers IA yr4l
And all other government booh>N nj sssumcnts IN,
sept@ W. NxgN
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HOUSEKEEPING articles, such as
III French CHM dinner and
Iron stone China dinner tea and md toilet ware
Cut and pressed glassware, looking glasses
Fancy hardware, lamps, and erandoes
japanted goods plsted ~" ware ,e''' 0'"'"'"'
Bronned goods. Albata and Britannia
Cooking utensils Of slmos every description
Wood ware, Tin ware, baskets, brushes, sc
Altogether forming an extensive assortment Of s
win find decidedly teir interest 70 call and exam
Nov Is-aawsw opposite Centre Market
AEw BOOT AND SHOE srORE.--Ths subscriber
ken Of those and elegant stores recently erected BY
nue. between AZ where he intends conducting
services Mr. Henry Maseias who, well Known
% & Ss aof oo and ue viii
We would particularly call he attention Of The ladies the beau
We ha~ sea, assortment Of French
and English leather Kid silks and an which VIII be made
10 manufacory, selected with great
approved styles Of and shoes Of every description
which we particularly invite attention OF the public generally
oetf-eo'w . M 'ohNsoN'
classical mathematical school Of this will ofen
night, Saturdays and Sundays from O'Clock
The English branch grammar practical
style lectures elocuton krd public
speaking together with criticisms Of various distinguished English
The classical Department, devo,ed,o explanation analysis Of
read and . write facility
Nov 7-lw SAMUEL BARBER, President
w. II. DuvaiI, Merchant Tailor,
(Lafe firm Of Lusby DuraL,)
M oUD his friends and the public that
w opened vsried assortment fall and
winter goods for eentlemen's wear, such
Cloths and vestng OF the most approved manufac
ture and styles
Menno, silk, aud shirts and drawers
Hosiery, cravsts, suspenders, gloves
Umbrellas dressing gowns, &C,
offer 10 his the lowest cash
lie solicits liberal share Of public patronage.
present oppoehis former stand the National
Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue.
Sept 9-3taw3wf
Episcopal Institute for Young Ladies',
Norfhw.sf Of eth and streets
TE INSTITUTE win session first OF sepem
with efficient professors and teachers in
boarding pupils $3.50 per including English and
ma
Terms for day pupils session Of foe monhs-ftom $40 10
500, in English and mathematics.
Ancient languages music drawing, painting, Ac.
Circulars 10 be had Of the Principal Early application for
admission Ia necessary,
WILLIAM J. CLARK, Principal
WASHINGTON CITY, August ID 1851.
Aug l7-dti5oct
PHILOSOPHY OF THE MECHANICS OF NATURE I,
i by H. Allen.
Csechism Unfamiliar Thnrs by Emily wnlement
Hand Book Of Literature aud the Fine Arts by George Ripley and
Bayard Taylor. volume
Maxns and Morals OF Rocbefoucauld -
The Literature aud Literary Men Of Ges, Britain by A. MINIS
volumes
Hand Book OF Universal Biography; by Parke Goodwin.
knights Cycloprda Of tho Industry Of All Nations vooms
with illustrations
Hsv ~ ID bsgioy II FAaNCk pAfbOhr >
r sYloc yaa!u Is syks a. n hrsh I.
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WRAPPER md TaiIor.-WIt.LIAM TUCKER, late OF the
Tucker Pennsylvania between ~ and
9Th prepared receive calls from his NUMEROUS
public having opened large and
OF and English cloths and
himself with from the
importing houses OF New York and Phanepho all of which will
be sold lowest cash prices and the reputation Of his establish
Sufficient all honor him with their
style which his garments will be executed
shall be ready Of the hsndfom
Of that have been offered In this city,
Sept 2i-3taw3w
ID EMOvAL--DUvALL BROTHER, merchant tailors, lave
IL Of informing their friends and customers
that they have removed their new and elegant store Just
Pennsylvania between AZ and 9th streets
their old They have just returned from New
Of richest and elegant
Of which they prepared
to make order in their usual style OF elegance.
DUvALL BROTHER.
~ r. Wanted, three 6rStrate coat hands.
sent Sd cow
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New Fall and White NC 90,

New Fail and SlnteHAiOO0s
IIOOE BROTHER co.. Pennsylvania between 7th
III received and
of Washington Georgetown Alexandria
and the of Maryland Virginia. full
French, Engh India
Idryp goods recent importatiops. They
Very elegant brocade silks dark coors
Extra rich brocade silk, for evening
Rich plaid silk, styles
Extra heavy plain poul de sole
Heavy watered silks, all coors
Real Irish poplns, richly wafered, all shades
black silks, all widths
wide colored silk velves, shade
French Merino aud Thibet cloths, great variety
Frenc, de LANES, designs
cashmere de cosse, latest styles
Rich embroidered chcmisetles, with sleeves match
Real Valenciennes lace chemisetes and cuffs
ehb5YS wr 81: cspe: collar and caps
White Canton Grape VIZ sro
Velvet cloaks and mantilas, styles
Silk mantias and ystes also styles
Real cashmere shawls, long and square
Real Thibet scars
and short sewing silk ms and gloves
Bajou 8 celebrated kid gloves, and shade
Black silk aces black and colcred silk ringes
Thread aces and inserngs, wide and narrow
Muslin and cambria rulings
Muslin and canbrc insertings and edgings
Sash, neck, and belt ibands, &c, &C.
other entirely and desirable goods
approaching which weekly add
assured OF finding
during season. fashionable The lowest
prices. - <a ~
l2-tf
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ID EAL ESTATE AGENCY.-A. RQTHWELL informs the
public that he opened office street. east Of 7
of National lntegencer for the
ing purchase and sale Of city properly.
lie number Of building lots in various
which will disposed Of accommodating ALSO
improved property.
the of purchases and sales of
properly for persons who may need such aid.
10 properly holders he Offers his services make
sales, pay taxes, &c.
such desire sell property he would
hmse III TO find purchasers. 8#@ rtt
which he he considers him
from his
All letters postpaid will receive prompt attention.
drawing Of Deeds &c. will be attended
office.
justice OF the he will
the taking Acknowledgements of deeds, &c.
Nov
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ELEnrrsH HOUSE LINENS.

lust received general OF these heavy durabe
cheap GOODS 81 81 and 10 dice diaper and dsnask
Also, mandatory o. Ia, Ia IVA, ard 10
will be found the heaviest goods OF the kind ever
market and assortment OF German pillow and Dol
r linens which urged all Of
articles win be their extreme durability Prices very low
" CLAGETT h DODSON,
kinds Of carpets mattns oil cloths rugs mats
and goods generally, one Dr.
east OF Ninth and Pennsylvania avenue
/ IIlnnE
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New BANKING HOUSE In washington q

undersigned having been 10 embark IN the exchange
banking Washington CO. avails himself
early notify friends and the public generally the
fact solicit their encouragement His institution will be
Union" which dollar
will be issued for circulation will be represented by
thing tangible and substantial gold silver
the United States treasury northern exchange Virginia bank
able funds. -'et" -
by adherence Legitimate upon such basis
readily perceived public projected and the bank
foundation en-
upon after the maurest deliberaon, and il gratifying
that with the approval OF experienced
fnancers New York Washington, and Richmond
addition the of for circulation, The Bank
win collect drafts government, and principal
of the United States ar will negotiate for the purchase
bonds Of
road companies, and other good securities. @ .t,
business connected with different Of the
Washington will be amended liberal
RO II. GALLAHER
Va Ocfnha Novl -OawIm
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NOTICE.-Those of who yet settled
IN their bills Tenderedto them the LIST July will obge
by calling and doing their earliest convenience wish
have all at that date closed prior the
ment Of the fall trade; :, .,rr, ,n,vro,, ~ 10
emf -Qwf
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nHAs III. LANE haas just returned from New va,
" with rich Ao
furnishing goods. : snsmehs
Also, additional supply of Beebe's New hats cans -
The public respectfully invited 10 examine lhs.r -
goods U.t ..#| '' 'upsnoi
17-3uf