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Mar I3ti
uousEKEEPING articles. such rs

HOUSEKEEPING articles, such as
III French China dinner and tea
Iron China dinner, tea, and toilet
Crockery Of every color and quality
Cut and pressed glassware, looking glasses
Fancy hardware, lamps, and grandoles
Table cutlery, mante and table ornaments
JapanI ed goods plated
Bronzed iron goods, AIbaia and Britannia ware.
Cooking utensils Of almost description
Wood ware, tin ware, baskets, brushes, SC
Altogether forming extensive assortment Of housekeeping ar
cles about furnishing
Purchasers will find decidedly their interest call and
Inc articles and prices q. w. BOTEbER,
Nov l6-2aw3w Opposite Centre Market
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TNO OWNERS Lands In Tcxas-A gentleman in Virginia,
VINO good desires Texas
would like become the for
OF lands In that country, with view bring them into
market.
family and small capital and s dssrous of in
agriculture the satisfactory testimonials cspaci
and responsibility and his general acquaintance is such
as a considerable emigration Texas
who would be inclined avail himself
be paeed correspondence with the
advertiser and suitable by addressing pnd
wM. GOUIDIN,
General agent and collector Richmond, Virginia
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ONG Ife IL within the reach of nllThe celebrated
Ii physicians, Brothers and Gray, have finally
concluded settle themselves in the city ofWashngisn after having
Of knowledge and having
the Indians for the purpose getting thorough
themselves qualified
complaints which tho human family subject We
promise al who favor with call that win, with
tell them their complaints
and and speedy cure The Doctors
wholly vegetable and prepared by themselves
complaints,
nom they have originated how long standing,
&c Refe be had
living in all the western counties Of the Of New
York, Pennsylvania Canadas &c. who, having
BY faculty. hearing OF and avaine OF
SKILL been restored hen Diseases successfully
this office the following dypepy constipation piles scrofula
rheumatism bronchitis eSpeas letter scndead dropsy all
vous diseases diseases OF tho skim lungs stomach, bowels liver
kidneys, spine &c
Office south street, opposite Smithsonian Institution.
Oct 6-d2wt
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NEW Fnshionabfe TnfI"ffnR HsthDrs"','s'f q.
rennsyyna avenue have opened their store with large
and of goods for Rentemens such as
cloths, ve.ings furnishing goods rally.
Army, marine officers will find assort
ofsword and such other
articles @ the latest regulation Of their respective corps prescribe
An experience Of In legitimate aorne and
stock e goods desire please with the cash
protect customers against high prices Inducements that
Offer and most respectfully solicit patronage.
Nov le-d3m
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WILLIAM iIoRSER,
ATTORNEY At LAW,
Lancaster, Grant county, Wiseonsir,
uLATE OF rAuauIrn COUNTY, VAL

(IsTE phuauIKn COUNTY, vA.D
WILL Of Grant, Dane and Iowa counties and
the federal supreme Madison. lie win give
prompt particular attention the collection Of claims the
redemption Of lands and the Of taxes fo
non resident andhoders in any pan OF the state.
Refers Foote u. g. SenaIe Hon Jnmos NJ Mason
a. Senate fnman Homer esq, Waenton, Messr. knor
Mason attorneys law, New York Professor w f. Homer
David Iapgev esq T. w. Welsh Philadelphia
Messr b. fockc John A. Kasson, attorneys law 81 Louis
Missouri Ap l9-lawly
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IrOR Went, tho large and ccrnmodtous house In n
Grst ward now occupied by the nrazlian Minister.
For terms apply 10 Cen Graiioi, Six buildings.
Sept 9l--eodu Iintehl
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MOSES L.. IIOIT,
ATToaNEY AND couNsELtoR Ar Law,
San Francisco, California.

MOSES l.. UOIT,
ATTosNEY AND coUNsELLoR Ar LAW,
San Eaneisco, California.
RFTrREscFs: Hon w. Inge M c. Aaamai John e. Taylor
Messrs. Rhodes, Wright, Goa New Or
Henry Clark Tarboro, North Carolina
Hon w NJ Gwin o. California; Benz X. True esq New York
city j. P Healey esq boston, Masachuse A. r. Haich
Portsmouth, New HAMPSHIRE May 7-2awly
NEW York California millionaire Association.
IN One thousand thousand dollars, Capital 0O0,
OOO limited number be obtained influential
parties capital specnl paners admitted in
Conformity with New York,
sonal liability the 900 cash. and
therefor annually
with prospect doubling the whole In safe operations In
the United States under The direction and
,rsi Of OLIVER HOLDEN,
the General and Chief Agent ofthe Company,
No. II Wall street, New York
C.ifopans and other responsible
who with the United States, app
the association are to be employed at d
points, line Of steamers and vessels can be made
available for ade carrying the nails passengers and freight TO and
from Europe, Asia, africa, and the Americns.
There and increasing business doing with Calor
MIA Pacific sci and long as The supply Of gold continues
goods and manucturs will asonsh the
and calculations therefor And s 10 meet this
thereby that this association being formed
der firm and style OF o. HOLDEN q Cor
Commercial and Commission Merchants Banking,
and Mining Agents. New York and San Francisco
Capital 81 100000
Feb2-u
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A Ii WIDTiis--Now IN store, and sale at nu,h l,
II the usual prices sh 'ess AEa
patterns Al 'ev aol
Z pieces hne l0-4 table d amask, rich patterps
~ dozen danask table napkins assorted Ia sizes apd
~ dozen bleached and brown dOylies F'"e
80 dozen assorted damask and Huekaback towel.
80 pieces towelngs all kinds styles, and prices
so pieces Irish linens, {" all pure, for shiIunR
20 pieces fine linens bosOms and collars
100 pieces hne beached shirtins eOtt0ns
Win many lots OF desirable goods In our line an oC
sold very cheap for the mantls. " hmse
Terms cash, unless arranged TO contrary.
Good articles low prces and fair dealing may be ec
cases. PERRY BROTHER "u
Jan ld-5wh Opposite Centre Mar.
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ne QUINCEy's Literary "Reminiscences, = vols Iemo.
~ being and Of the uniform edition OF his WORKS
Motherwel's Posthumous Poems, vol.
The Vision Of Sir Launa poems by james Russell Lowell
nuckmnster and OF HE son, Rev Jos
Stevens Buekminster, by Eliza Rncknnn Lee vol.
with Of the
employed public Boston hsrbor; by Lieut.
VIM. n. Wright ". 3. Engineers
This day received for sale by -
TAYLOR MAURY,
Septic BOOKSELLER near 9th street
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ATTENTION.

Early Spring Goods for
hemens
nHAS. A. SMITH CO.. No. Old House, Boston, beg
leave to invite gentlemen visiting Boston examine their large
which great
THE principal England
Germany, and France, and imported order.
English, Venetian, beaver
proof beavers fine cloth finish beaver Whneys, Duhe's,
French
makers in French English of and beautiful
nndArch and superior finish.
Pantaooney hundred different styles
each,
most rein ed and exquisite taste.
Cutting deparmenL-We have the different cutting depart
who for skill and acknowledged thousands
have competitors.
shall
a goods
which egualed similar establishment
this other city in the Union.
style, superior workmanship and trimmings which has
constantly patronage which
enjoy, and prices that cannot fail TO please.
CHAS. A. SMITH Co.
No Old State House. Boston.
Jan oo-2aw3m
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A. II q. A. ARMOUR,
DRaPERs AND T.afLoRs,
No. 800 Broadway, corner of Duane street,


Above tie Trping House, Neo York,
DEsPTCTFULLY invite the attention orends and the public
IL spring goods OF the newo patterns
which they prepared make the best and
fashionable their moderate prices, Fresh cloths
oameres and vcsngs Of latest mpoaons elegant light silk
for vests dark patterns Of Paris embroideres
There sku employed In this esablshmenton'
cut coats pants and wascoats Each de
mariner complete itself Army and uniforms made u
order with accuracy despatch and the approved
ner strangers metropolis viii find this establish
and perfect t 10 always insured
NJ h. PpRmrs wArsreo.TsThese elegant wnistcoats tha
e al much Castle Garden have been awarded ths
6r premium by American Institute nj their late fair
Febl5-dlm
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IrI.EAIIsII HnIsE LINEN

lust received general assortment OF these yery m
and che ap goods, 81, o. and 1914 dice diaper sna
Also OF the same nannfactoy, 81 1914, ll4 Ettad es
shoptnp which will be found The heaviest goods o W. NY. AZ
seen In this market; and assortment Of German
ster linens The only objection which be ngsa ~ ysy
articles will be their extreme durability nonsON
in all kinds of carpets mangs, OIL cpn t
curtain materials, and house furnishing goods .rsue
Of the Of Ninth street and PennsylVaha 80
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Military Asylum.

NOTICE hereby given such be entitled The
benefits the Of Congress- approved March 1851 to found
a Military Asylum SC, viz
All discharged soldiers OF the army Of the United
saes regulars voIuneer, and Of the regiment battalion Of ma
with Mexico, and who disabled
disease wounds in that service and in the line OF
disability incapable OF further mill
ary soldiers of the OF the
United who served honestly and faithfully in the
soldier and discharged soldier who
contributed the funds Of the Military Asylum since The
passage found the sameMarch 3 lh5accoding
provisions who have been disabled by disease
line Of his duty rendering him incapable Of
peRsioner of wounds,
incurred in the military service, though not contributor 70 The
who during the period he voluntarily
benefits Of shall transfer his pension 10 the
Military Asylum that building has been provided in this city for
accommodation.
No muincer, habtua dunkard viii be admitted,
Of the commis
sufficient authorize his admson do the
provisions of found Military Asylum apply TO United
shall been convicted OF felony
dgrsceul infamous crime of civil nature, since he
admitted into the of the United States
Applications received this institution will be addressed
Brevet Captain Schuyler Hamilton, u s. A., Secretary 10 the
Board Of Commissioners, Washington, ID, c.
Dec 25-3aw2w
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". m. s,anrord, pIerehant TAILOR

North side Of apsnue Of Third street
under Gadsby's Hotel,
EGs inform his ffiends, citizens OF Washington
ID Georgetown the public in general also members Of
Congress- and visiting the city that his stock of cloths eas
vestngs complete Although u does
amount 10 $40 900 WORTH ssuiceniy large Tor all good buy
purchase their othe
establishment in the District from goods that all perfectly new
esh all OF this falls importation, which will be made 10 orde
shortest notice. and style not be supassed equaled
by any other establishment in the United States
lie an advance the highest price paid in this city for his
WORK.
Having employed the establishment Of r. W. Browning
fifteen his special charge the diff
cult branch OF the cutting department known our trade and
saactioD dese wei
he aiiers himself that he will be able please all
will favor him with their patronage, which he earnestly solcits
Also hand goods
Shirts drawers under rts cravats, soeks suspende
wardrobe
2ayfB
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NOTICE IL hereby
a

NOTICE 4. hereby given that nil account moor CR
" unsettled upon the books OF the late firm ot ~ the @
together with those of present rm viii be made ~
utsnt and handed in for settlements either by note o ~ T
change in our business which took effect upon NC shoF
last renders essentially necessary that nl open " =
closed AZ expiration Of the present hall Gu
Juns 24--2vif Hooh, pN
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w. II. DuvaIl, Merchant Tailor,

(Laie firm Of Lusby 4 Duvau,)
MOULD respectfully his friends public
he has Just opened large and varied fall
winter goods for gentlemen's wear such
Cloths assimees and vestngs Of the most approved manuc
and styles
Mcrino, silk and shirts and drawers
Hosiery cravuts, suspendcrs, gloves
Umbrellas, dressing gowns, &C,
which he prepared to offer his the lowest
rates He solcu liberal share Of public patronage.
His present location opposes former stand the National
Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue.
Sept 97-3taw3wif
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LAW AND AGENCY NOTICE.
wortbtngton q. Snethcu

WOrtbfhEtbh Nhfthth
CONTINUES practise in the Supreme Cont attend 10
before claims
departments and boards of commissioners; 10 pro-
cure patents home abroad obtain pensions and
and bupv collect dividends lcgacies.
ances in any part and in foreign countes
stocks bond and
gage negotiate purchase and sale oloans lands and
patent rights, In any State Of the Union,
paricns acntion paid land-te coming up
10 tbe United states Supreme Court appeal
prepaid addressed w. O. Snehen Carroll
,en,,on ' Octss-d1y
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SEyENTH Semi-Annual Trade Sale Of Carrfages.-
This will place "Wednesday morning 9th March
O'Clock, the Chinese Museum Philadelphia
will occupy both Of the extensive saloons of that capaeiou
building
sh, top wagons arranged the large bal-r
second
the United states embracing
the manufacture OF Dunlap Co.. Flagc
Co.. John Meck, Howell Sparks, d. Doughty and others Of
ackno wledged reputation.
No new carriages unless warranted
purchasers rely securing good
article.
Open for exhibition the oay previous.
informed that there win be post
ponement account Of the weather.
ALFRED NJ. HARNESS,
Auctioneer
sales horses carriages and harness are held at the Ba
the Museum Saturday throughout The year
All times for private sales Of carriages
kept believed largest the United
states. Feb 6-2aw3w
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Assistant Teacher Wanted Immediately.
Principal OF wauenon IN o. Male Academy wishes
employ forthwith teacher who is qualified TO teach
the lower Mathematics lie
of habits and good moral character
All applications must be made Immediately and by letter. paid
TO the Principal,
Feb le-du
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YERBY d MILLER,
Il. z MILLER,
Of Virginia.

c. w. YERBY, T. p MILLER,
OF Washington City. OF virginia
YERBY d. MILLER,
Pennsy avenue m and s streets Washington d. CO.
WHOLESALE and retail dealers in foreign and domestic staple
fancy goods matugs, oicloths table
and piano bed Spreads blankets sheetng and houeur
nishine dry goods generally.
sinci, prompt personal attention given to orders
Dec 27-lyf
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CALONA Farm For SaIe.-This beautiful farm-the former
residence Of the Rev VIM Ma6ts offered for SALE IL Is oea
Virginia., washington, ~
c. contemplated plank road leading from Fairfax
Georgetown, adjoining the farm Of
high OF cultivation well
wa'eed with living springs well fenced plenty o. TIMBER win
plenty buildings consist brick mansion 81
81 wings attached make 2U feet ron stone farm
spring houses brick school house caage house
with 62 by 30 with basemenall in good repair
and is remarkably healthy. ..
ELISHA SHERMAN.
LAsGLRy, Fairfax county, Va, Dec J. 1851.
Dec.
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r KNOX WALKER viii practise law I'm the Suprerns
1our, of the United saies attend the prosecution
claims against the government Address Washington, D. O.
Ib--u
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Columbian College, ID. G.
THE winter session Of six months will be opened the l7h Of
i September
Room, library, bed and furniture ~ 90
Table and servants, 2o5
Charges to students who do not board.
'''''.'''''''''''''
Room, library, and furniture IL 90
Fuel ntcost washing 37N per dozen,
Matrcuaon fee $40; and small charge for damages
The college expenses etcusveof books and
do exceed $3.50 Students be admitted
time the opening OF the session s preferable Bulls payable three
months in advance.
Our students the opportunity OF attending the Of lee
dsn guished science the Smith
soninn also Of hearing the debates Congress- and
before United States Supreme winch
no other college present.
CoLLsas Hut August ls5I Aug 22-dScplaw4w
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- ks --svss- .sziss-.-,xfg
baltimore aud ONO Railroad Long -Estsbisshtd
aud Best Route TO the West.
Passengers Psburg Wheeling take the which leave
and TX O'Clock, for Cumberland
coaches plank road by Somerset and WeNew
Yougogany and arrive In Pisbug In about "A
hours, Wheeling In about 81 hours from Baltimore.
from baltimore Pittsburg, $40 00to Wheeling Sll 90
Washn
Philade phia II 90 u 90
Dec 3l-3m J. +. ENGLAND, Agent.
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Uaitsd states Mail Steamship CoInpany.-Ihe only
Through Lime For California and Oregon,
(vIA cHAaKEs1
Nee York Hupana Esv O,leaas RfHsstou and ChaRYss
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Ep,scopai Institute for Young Lad,e.

Northwert corner Of 0h and streets.
TUE INSTITUTE will its session the first septem
be with efficient Of professors and teachers eyey
department..
Terms for boarding pupils $3.50 including English and
mathematics,
Terms for day pupils session Of five ontsfrom $40 to
go, in English and mathematics,
Ancient and music, drawing painting SC
Circulars be had Of the Principal Early application or
admission is necessary.
WILLIAM j. CLARK, Principal.
WARRINGTON CRY, August l3 1861.
Aug H--dtl5Oct
PHILOSOPHY OF THE MECHANICS OF NATURE
i by n. Allen.
Catechism Of Familiar Things by Emily Elizabeth Wicmen
Hand Book Of Literature and the Fine by George Ripley and
Bayard Taylor volume
Maxims and Morals of Rochefoucand.
The Literature and Literary Men of Great Britain by A. Mi
2 volumes.
sir Roger de Coverly by The Spectator.
Hand Rook Of Universal biography, by Pnrke Goodwin,
Knights Cyclopwda Of the Industry Of Al Nations volume
illustrations.
Nev "a FRANcK TAYLOR.
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Virginia Land Once,
Richmond January 81, 1882
IN conformity 10 the Code Virginia ls9 49l section 6
do hereby all whom may concern, that
pears by certificate OF the county Of
dated Of December, 1851 received into The Land
1852 that by inquest held The
9a day OF December le5 OF land containing thirty
acres lying county adjoining Gideon c. Brubake Philip
Long Sc which died seisod found
s. II. PARKER,
Jan 27-law6w Register Land once
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WASHINGTON SEMINARY, ID. C.-The evening English
w mathematical school win
night Saturdays and Sundays from O'clock
Q.
The English grammar practical
reading, rules for formation and
Of eIocuon and the several kinds Of public
speaking together with criticisms Of various distinguished English
writers OF and
Tho classical department devotedto explanation and analysis
Baa authors and Latin composition enabling the student
that tongue with facility.
The mathematical comprises the study of arithmetic
keeping algebra, geometry surveying gonomey and calculus
Nov 7-iw SAMUEL. BARBER, President
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on nnn Pounds Choice Goshen Butter just received
llI NeM

on 00a Pounds Choice Goshen Butter just received
0U,UUU York Butter store No. G Han
over street, Baltimore.
great share the above has been collected with the greatest
families winter
prejudice that justly exists against packed
been imposed them Goshen
with the old
houses in New York. who possess superior
daes from Orange county,
sending supplies regularly twice week. feel
article that will suit the most rened
taste delightful flavor until spring Hun
already realized the virtue OF my butter NO
spared All goods delivered IN the
city charge.
Aso 1900 pounds choice pine apple cheese All viii be
sold o as In New York by the few packages.
All goods bought and sold for cash. - ~
BALrIMoRE, Dec. IL, 1851.
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T OsT DOUNTY-LAyD WARRANT.-Land warrant ,l96,
IL issued subscribers in Washington city, Hho was private
company nfantry under the act Of
2st September 1850 pocket of Jas b. Lokey
parties hereby against purchasing the said land
of the
. PEIER GALLA1hEh
Dec lI-law6w' '.....
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q aIsroIRE de i. Rs.,anr..lon, par Lamar.lns-vol..

n IsTOIRE dc In Restaursiions par Lamartine-vols.
Dscret sur ie service BOrd des Batmens de Flo Paris
Diconnnre Encycopediqus de France-0 vols Of
n.Cse du Directories par a, crnner de ca.sasnnc-
nossalqae osnosagns TsIonoms Ies Sa!als
paes rs i@ n' ;" T. ' a'0' 'o WIN many eo0ed
isse IL. 6se T" r @ dune h''o' DC E par
% 9S - T1s As sGa% sostn q VOL paris
psefsi De Ia petite qnero scion espr de Ia strategic mOderne
Sass. Ms, sous "a RepuOIquo trEmpe par oap
lie rasa pAvepr Dc AlerIo par le Prince Louis Napoleon
March FRANCK TAYLOR.
ID II. HOOE q CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN
earpe,ng floor OIL cloths, malngs rugs curtain materials,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9Th aud s wasnr,on
AZ; Aasa as-a
DANCiNe AcADEMy.-First cour.e.-Mr F. R. Liable
h'. he honor 70 70 the Washnsion George
on Thursday November g. at his room over
Seogs az Pssr 1 grocery store south side
by Of ea I'm and Saturday.
THE BANK OF THE UNION, In Browns Marble
building now open for the transaction Of an exchange and
Ro. II. GALLAGHER, President.
SEyERAL THIsGs.-we have fully determined Q reduce
ladies' bia.k and cooed vevet,
velvets.
Ladies wishing velvet ciosks and dresses now is the time to
Long all wool shawls. .....
gsnke,s Of the fine and medium kinds.
white hanncs, M fine.
ranleuiar bargains be ofereJi n he above.
French and Engh mernoes eashmeres silks in all
un'ea aec'aed bargains will be offered.
aise and superior stock Of all kinds Of cloths, cass
msres, sna vrsnnr mnch
- W priced cloths twecds for boys
n,arxe lot o. printed drug for aoorclotbs
~ su,o ~ 'novhlng goods constantly on hand.
s"nu''e"s shts and
n,.a ~, ,en oer a,,,c,es damnsks, and towengs
dry goods house, V 'o'' Nv " "'
We daily expecting money for ,hoe e RIM , ,.m.in
unpaid I'M long since due ~ -" p'' 'N" 'N
Term. cash. unless arranged contrary
Good articles, low prices, and fair dealing b ea m In an
A. FERRY a BROTHER
FEB b-loteon opposite Centre Mnket.
NEW sTyLEs-we open today Of new importation
IN French cbin color, remarkably STYLES
new adapted for cfldren'p Also received
90 white hannels
choice Irish linens
linens al widths, for sheeung and pillow
table diapers
Dsmssk towelinFs and napkins
new Of fine bombazincs
With any other article usually found wel-ordered dry
goods
Terms cash, unless arranged o contrary.
prices dealing relied in ali
cases. PERRY n BROTHER,
Feb Is-eteoif Opposite Centre Market
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A. Ew BANKING HOUSE In Washington City.-The
having embark
banking business in the city Washington d. C avals himself
notify friends public generally The
the and from which dollar
issued circulation that will be by
substantial the shape of gold and silver, drafts
the United States northern exchange, Virginia bank
able funds
BY slct adherence a legitimate upon basis,
foundation This
upon delberaon, and gratifying
that with the approval OF experienced and sagacous
fnanciers OF New York. Washington, and Richmond
Union win collect drafts the government and the principal
United will negotiate for The purchase sale
bonds OF
companies, and other good securities
different departments of the
enment Washington will be attended liberal
R0. II. GALLAIIER.
RICHMOND, Va, October, 1851. Nov ll-2awm
ID EAL ESTATE AGENCY.-A. RoTHwELL informs the
IL he opened office street. th
National intelligence the
attention the purchase and sale of city property.
large number building in various OF
which will be disposed of accommodating erms also
improved property.
property persons who may need such aid.
To holders he offers his services 10 make
sales, &c
persons desire sell properly he would
himself find purchasers
For the proposes
qualified his extended knowledge the location and
property his collector.
All letters postpaid will receive prompt attention.
Conveyancng drawing Deeds &c. will be attended at his
Office.
Being commissioned justice the peace, he will attend
the taking Acknowledgements of deeds, Sc
Nov l3-2aw6wif
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.-The subscriber has
" taken Of those and elegant stores recently erected J
Messrs Duva Brother the north side Of Pennsylvania
where he intends conducting
boot Of its branches engaged the
services OF Henry T. Marselas who is well known has
for himself high regulation cutter and whose attention viii be
boots and shoes
We would call the attention the ladies the
nu style Of Mr. Marselas boots shoes
We beautiful OF French
aud English leather, kid silks and 'an which will be made
order in Mr.. Ms usual beautiful style.
In addition manuactory have selected with
care, New Philadelphia, and Baltimore all OF the
of
which particularly the public generally.
Oct 7-colw J. M JOHNSON