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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-18
CEgANCERy SALE
Samuel B. C<mpbeu

Samuel 3. campbell
isaiah T. la.orop and Harriet Sss.
a.sthrop. John Bfacken and
Augustus r. Thompson.
NOTICE il hereby given, that By virtue Of an order
~ and decree In Cuan cry, Of She Circuit Court of 10
county, the state Of Wisconsin. mad and entered
"a SAID Court on the 2lst day of October A ID. 1851
he Sause before said COIr, h Samuel g. Campbe
Complainant aad Isaiah T. Iathaop and Harriet La
thTop John Bracke AND Augustus p Thompson are de-
tendani and Cd authority thrrejn given, will sell
suehc veUduss = the lghest bidder ur cash in hand
SATURDAY 18th dsy December A. u. I-bl, tee.
"een the hours sc nine clock and four c'cluck
- N OF SAID day az Toe front door OF The Court HOU
the town Mineral Point said cJuaEy. AL the right
tie and Interest which said Isaiah Lsthrop
isrriet Lathrop. Jchn Brscsen sud Augustus Thomu
defendants had a. The dale of The mortgage referred
IN said order sOd decree of into the following
coed real esfate. vita the HBpurtena nces therrun
belonging 10 wiz The following described piece par
lei ol iali eiLlIaes being Tue county 10
and state Of WisCO1sJn, known and designated -
part OF the nth hall OF he south Quarter
uJn twenty aoFen township number SIX, nnrh OF range
lumber three east, AMI described follows % VII -
onmencng Are wes& corner OF Henry Dodgefs
south halt Of Invest quarter of sec ion twenty
even Aforesaid and running vest chaius and eiSb
Inns thence s1uh seven degrees Twelve CHAINS
nd eighteen links thence eight chains seyesfN
inks; thence north drgTees east, twelve chains
and eighteen links 10 tie plaoe OF beginning
DANIEL Whitney. bearing date 2Uth January, PA
cFded il lows record book. OF pages s4 s0d SS.b
real estsle descr5 bed ssid decree The above
ale wi he made tn sztty the Thirteen hundred
1rty cig dollars snd cents the deere g
y the due by TIRE said defend4ut Issish r
athrop and HAIiei Latarop, I0nn Srscken and Angus
I'D interest he said mortgages and accruing
RICHARD : VIVIAN. Sheriff
PARLrT gareS sci fr Comp 6~s
spR Boxes Lake Mills saLERsTIrs, on Con-
- s.-~r aF-
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Louisa M. Minor, !
Joel Clayton and Margaret
hir wife.
NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue of an orer
~ aud decree Ia thanceTy, OF the Ccdt Court
County, in the state Wisconsin, ade entered
IN saiI u urt on the 2lst day OF October A. b 1852 in
the cause before said Court wherein Louisa Minui is
CON plainaDt and Joel Clayton and Ma his " e
are defendants, and authority therein gwen will
ell al pubic yenoue 10 the highest bidder for cash In
hsnd on Saturday the 18th day of december ID 1852
between he hours of nine O'clock four oc;ocs
m OF said day, ut the front door the Court House
Ia the town OF Mineral Point, iH said county the
title and interest which the said fupl Clayton and Mar
gae his WIFE, deendants had at the date of the mort
gage referred in said order and decree of and into he
following described real estate with The appurienan
ces thereunto belonging to wit; The half the
south east qnerter and the half of south wesl
quarter of section number twenty seven In toNnshi ID
mum Der i've north, in range number east
Nlng nd being in the County of iowa and
consn, & Containing one hundred sixty acres being
the same real estate described in said decree The above
saie Will be made TO satisfy the of three HUNDRED
and h'ty dollars and forty two cents the decrced
oy the Court to be due by the said defendants Joel
Clayton and Margaret his wife, the sa id Complainant
fer principal and Interest the said mortgage ana &C
cruiDg costs and interest
RICHARD s. VIVIAN Sheriff
Iowa County, Wis.
PARLKy EAToT, Sol. for Com. 6v3
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THE ISYISClBLE AND NEVER FAILING REM
EDf- certain cure for MAX AND BEAST.
r. B. FqRRELLS
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Strayed or Stolen.

IRON the subscriber, on the 10th Of sep eulber last
dark bay hrrse, win smeil star in the f1rebesd
and suasll white spot Ehe right Jaw black main and
tail and blark feet Ssi horse old, stand
between sDd a. hsDcs high, and is blooded An
ANY person, returning said h0r.e To ths an
scriber giving informaflUn whtrs he be 70 md
sbsl be lfUPraiiy rewaIdt d. CHARLES WFST.
Foar miies north Of Mineral Point, Ger 4tn, 49,
cIfpf
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Molssses, Currants, Raisins. Flour Salt. &c,
All of which are offered for CASH, on the
most reasonable trims.
L. G. WHEELER.
DodgevilIs, Sept. %, 1851. 49tf
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GHAHCERY SALE.

PARLEr EATON, Sol. for Comp.
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Deller & Michelbacber,

AVE jnstreceived their WHIT r ocx of Goods which
Aihey ofer to the buying pubic cneaper ever be-
offered IN this market Among the articles their
extensive Stock, may be found the following;
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~ VEjnstreceived heir WHIT of Goods whiel
ore osd IN s msre Re ase pT ta of b e
extensive Stock, may be found the following:
COttDns.
Brown shee.iu gs and shirtings Of various brands.
brown and bleached din
Heavy aud light 1 and licki7g DO
Blue drIlis and Denims
Heavy striped shirtings do
Pantheon stuf-pain, plaid and fancy
French eotton cassimeres
Heavy ribbed cotton do
Striped and plain Jeans
Gambroons and Mexican cassirneres
A and "a apron checks
Nankeens, cleces and paper cambrics
Batting, wadding and wicking
Irvine. cotton warp and cot yarns
Black blue and white skein threads
Assorted coiors DO do
Boats. Clark's Clapperton's, Finay's, HuThes Lees
and various other brands spool threads
Bed lace, cotton tapes, stay bindings
Prints.
French and English 81 and A
Aliens, Manchester. Bloomfield
COcheco prints, Dunnels mgdder extra
No !, , ana Fancies
Hamilton, Merrimac, Fancy Richmond and Carr
Sprsgue's madders, Lodi baeE and white
Washington black and white, Globe and Union
Chspin's, Robsons, Menotomy, MerIimack
sprague's blue blue and white and orange and blue
G5ncSaanHs.
Glasgow plain ard assorted colors and plaids
Lancaster, Manchester and Marshairs plaid
SWISS German, FRENCH Scotch linen and Chambrse.
Dress Goods
Berage and Berage Delaines
Mourning do do
Printed and embroidered musliDs
do French ana American awns
Merinoes French and English pAin and embroided
Ca hmeTee, plain and fancy
Mouseiioe de LANES Of latest winter styles
Plain and Gs'd alpaca black and colored
Pophbs plain and fancy
Victoria and Cnburg cloths
Printed Organizes and Jsconcts
Dotted and figured swiss mus,ins
Pain aDd black italian grOs de Rhine and gros de
mic sill
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the county Of Morgan, State OF Virginia. praying an
OF the act OF Congress Of the 23h OF September
1850, granting bounty land Also, memorial Of Bebla-
min Moor, late maserarmorer at the aTpeTs Ferry ma
tona annory asking com for certain inventions
and improvements machinery used by the government
Also the petition Of Samuel w Brady, disabled soldier
the Mexican war; praying be placed the pension
roll.
by Mr.. DISNEY Memorial OF James Young, asking
lief referred 10 the Committee OF Claims Also, the
mortal OF J. G. r. Salomon asking assistance toward the
construction OF thermomechanic motion referred TO
Committee on Patents.
BY Mr. SMITH The petition Of John Baird, praying TO
DO reimbursed in certain moneys spent Tor tile govern.
IN referred 10 Committee Of Claims.
BY Mr.. MACE Petition OF James Downing and others,
for post-roue from Frankfort Danville Uia heese's
Mills, Lebanon. and jamestown.
BY Mr.. GREENi Petition Of ctizans OF Wood county,
Ohio asking appropriation Tor the i'm proyement OF the
navigation OF the Maumee river referred 10 The Commee
on Commerce
Mr. MARSHALL, of ofCalfornia gave notice OF his Inten-
ask leave Introduce bill for The relief OF sufferers
by fire in the city oil San Francisco la the years iSi9 1880
and 1861,
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no MAKE ROOM In order that may have man 4 !
large supply Of spring goods we are now selling ses
winter goods ut extremely low prices NA "
100 black coloed ebay stale long shaws choice s,
300 pairs of blankets comprising all kinds from commo
superlne great bargains Ns
$50 choice and Dne cloths and
styles and prices. The black French and casss
in the LOT very fine and cheap '''
as richly pointed cloth piano and table covers
100 pieces white annels from 25 cents yard fine
% bundles genemens wooien, cotton and slk ma
shirts and drawers -'
% pieces floor drugge and crmb cloths handsome patterns
low prices ="
Our stock q bombaznes apacas, mousselines, meaos
other kinds Of mourning goods now, times Ca
plete and prices proverbay low
100 pieces English and French menos all prices cooB
We offering bargains all kinds colored and n
silks.
Is pieces ladies habit cloths" assorted colors
pieces white sains
100 dozen ladies' Kid gloves, assorted coors
200 pieces white csmbrics and muslins, a prices
20 pieces sheeng and pllowcase linens linen and all wia
100 sheetings, other des
goods line all Vi which, bear in mind, will offer q n
inarkably low prices
Terms cash. unless arranged 10 the contrary
Good prices, and fair dealing be relied
PERRY b BROTHER.
Jan l3-3wif Opposite Centre Maiks,
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,VUHTTEHURST's and extensive Gallery Of Pre-
Daguencotypes uie store OF Duva Bro between
AZ and 9Th streets, Pennsylvania avenue. fa. #s8 In
gaay others, being built
the aoor arranged expressly purpose.
largest skyghs In this country and Is the
Baltimore. facility
copying paintings daguerreoype. not having is superior In
world be obtained beautiful and highly nshed
weather. though cloudy preferab
for children. promptly attended to.
the late Fair of the Maryland Ins
tute premium the late Fair at New York.
205 Baltimore street, Balm0re 347 broadway,
Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, d. c.; n Main
street, Richmond Virginia Lynchbug, Virginia Norok Vir
ginia and Petersburg Virginia
These galleries free 10 the public at all hours Of the day
J. ii. WHITEHURST.
Dee. l2-d3m Sole proprietor.
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LII WIDTIAS.-Now in store, and for sale uch Au
II the usual prices
20 pieces medium and owpced ga table danask very ma.
patterns
pieces fine 1914 table amask, rich patterns
~ dozen damask table napkins, in pc
40 dozen bleached and brown dOyles
SO dozen assorted damask and Hue kaback towels
30 pieces ioweings, all kinds, styles, and prices
50 pieces Irish linens, " all pure, |" for shiTing
90 pieces fine linens for bosoms and collars
100 pieces fine bleached shlrting cottons
With many Of desirable goods line all which wu
SOLD very cheap for the months.
Terms cash, unless arranged 10 the contrary
Good articles low prices, and fair dealing may be relied
cases. PERRY BROTHER
Jan i3-3wn Opposite Centre Market
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| no WESTERN TRAVELLERS.
EXPRESS MAIL LINE FMOM BALTIMORE TO PITTS

(Through in t0entyfsoo hours and a hay.)
THIS Pltsburg Baltimore and Susquebanna aud
Pennsylvania Central railroads is In successful
lion. By passengers Baltimore "a, (ha hour
after the time ofarnya the evening train from Washngon and
proceed Harrisburg where they transferred 10 the Central
train proceed Immediately without delay, crossing
the mountains in daylight and arriving In Pisburg ats tho
amer starting. The entire distance performed by railway,
with the exception 10 miles, which done first class coaches
PASSENGERS FROM THE WEST
Pilsbug OF Central railroad y IN,
arrive nj Harrisburg AT the next morning. where the
train Of the Baltimore and susqaehanna railroad will be in
waiting, and proceed immediately Bamore arriving
Washington which
U5This reliable any offered 10 the public
0Iy-Fare through teiher way) Sll.
For apply the ticket of the Baltimore and
hanna Company Calvert Station, Baltimore, the
ticket agent Pennsylvania Central Railroad Company Psbug
ALFRED GATHER,
H.E5.. ..u.F Superintendent Of Transportation.
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Al EM INDEx 30 shs law. 90 the unl,sa s,.,..-

Al Ew INDEX 40 she Laws OF the United stat.
~ ranged synopueay reaching from the emsnI :,
government 10 ai OF March, 1851 classifying the % ~
subject matter, and them under their
instant reference. The utility and value OF OF
will be obvious TO all instant shows
glance all The laws that have been passed given &
affords the same time security seacher thar No o
have been passed up 20 e close Of The last Cone, %
thus spread before him. "ss
Complete In octave volume OF 7iT closely printed pas,
Just issued from the press and this day received by
Jan IA FRANcK TAyIaD
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MpqETANT rs g 70 the DsafDR HARTLEY, au

IMPORTANT 20 the Denf.-DR HARTLEY, aurst from O
Ear lnfmary 90 Arch Philadelphia, announcs
return io few days The number and importance Of the
under his care on his recent visit and the gratifying
cess which attended his induced him expedite
His here will depend upon
will be advisable for those who wish make an mn
call Dr. HIS residence over Myerss dry good stor
and 10th Streets Pennsylvania from 10 M
Consultation and examination fee, 81. 80,
Thirteen close and almost undivided bsa
Of special has enabled him eameu, su
degree OF find confirmed and obpu.
cases yield BY steady attention 10 the prescribed
The following testimonials submitted with They
VIII show least what estimation his
are held by some Of the distinguished medical IL III,
country
have had the pleasure Dr. Hartley practice Nd
have been led form favorable opinion character bot
the profession and as genteman.n
w. PARKER, M D., Professor of Surgery &c
His professional abilities will be duly appreciated by those
place themselves under his care.n -
JOHN u. WHITAKER, d.,
o
From intercourse with D Hartley have found his dsps
ment correct and gentlemaniy"
VALENTINE MOTT, NJ D.
:" i" pleasant duty give testimony favor of the
adopted Hartley Deafness appsA
ion unattended pain and its Amos
instanane ous." H. p. HARDMAN,
Jan Ii--df Counsellor at law, % Chnmssrs street
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~ A. GREEN. Aasusa..r.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ADJOINING THE NEW p,,,
ROAD DEPOT AT AucTIoN.-oh Thursday the ~ aL All
shall sell al auction the ol 6 and p
sysania ayenne Al O'Clock n, part Of ics
$40 feet on New Jersey each DOT having front o. &
iee running back suitable Depth The above
ifon New Jersey avenue, between north aud streets wh
now being graded and paved the bridge finished The ~
dale proximity OF these lots the railroad despo and ~
peet Of their business location by the grading
and New Jersey other MA
Iany render the abose edescrbed property valuable ~
District, aud such opportunities fDr
Terms One-ihrd cash and the balance ak twelve
eighteen months the purchaser giving
bearing Interest from The day Of sale plat prope
be seen BY calling al The slooe Of The subscriber tm
Jan lid A. GREEN, aueionss1
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N ENN Fashionabie Tailoring E.tablishment.--H =
IN LOUDON CO., meas and tailors, Browns Hotel
have opened their with
am stock Of goods for genemens wear such
furnishing goods generally
ARMY, navy, officers will find asso
ment swords epaue sahes passans and such other
articles the regulation OF prescribe
An experience Of many years IN legitimate tnong new hna
prices, inducements
offer, and most respectfully solicit patronage. .
Nov i6-d3m
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Law AND AGENCY NOTICE
Worthington G. snethen

CONTINUES practise law in the Supreme Cont attend 10
claims and settle accounts
home and abroad obtain pensions
bounty lands collect debts dvdends egaeies and ner
United In foreign
funds loans and stocks and bond and mort
negotiate the purchase and sale OF oas lands and
patent rights, in any State Of the Union.
paid California land tile coming up
o United States Supreme Court on appeal .
prepaid addressed c. snshen Carroll
Place Capitol m Washington, d. Co. will meet with prompt at
Ieniop, Oct 25-dly
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nRIrIsH ALMANAC AVID coMpA MON EOR Issa.-

DRITIsH ALMANAC AND COMPANION FOR 1881.
from London sobscrber this day receives
Conents Census ofrea Britain 1851 Railways ofhe u
ted Kingdom, Grea, Exhibition OF 1851 Foc,asscn Of the Fnn
The County Courts Facts and Figures Public Debts and s
Armies OF the European The Controversy hs ~
vensn Of FuSion. Chronicle Of the Session Of Parliament Of
Abstract Of Important Public Abstracts Of ofPalismen'n
uments Public Improvements Chronicle cf Occurescesi
Public Officers Parliament Of the Courts Of Law Of he
Of foreign service Foreign VIM
England, Queens Ministers sbrosd, army agents ~
agents. universities colleges club houses, scientific nsim"o
Ian al FPANCK TAyLOk
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John g. CALHOUN's Work on the Conssispi's'
y and Government OF The United States. ....,,
For sale BY TAYLOR MAURfr
Jan booksellers, 9th street
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CARD.--BoyD REILLy's unique, portable, medcssd, o.
II simple IA Ia Tk yapor BAH and electro nivanc Apparatus
applied during the cold weather residence the sick y"
convenience, address him through ne post nhce.
3--d2w +
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THE RED hook for 1891 Royal KaIsndsr fsr
England, Scotland Ireland and tht Colonies containing @
the Royal Households Houses Of Lods and Common and un
GERS Peen, Knights Bsone Government ocers, Foreign ~
and Consuls In England the Queens Ministers and Con
sbread Navy L Army Lists Courts OF Law, Chancery Eeci
astica Courts the Church. Customs, London City Governm
Bankers Commercial and Trading Establishments, Decks Csns
Railway British Colonial Governments, sovcrelens, Issue %
Crown eirs Of Europe, Sc Sc, &c. sc VOL Of az paf
Just Imported IRON, London BY - ..on +
Jans IRANCk TAfLoh
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wide
25 do owpriced American ocoth, from three 10 sir feel
wide
10 do Cocoa mattings, for basement, &C.
full OF variety OF i'm
ported and American carpetng, suchss
Tapestry English and American Brussels,
imperial, three ply, and nTain hne and common ngran low
priced rag hemp both striped and plaid together
furnishing which
determined offer good terms
other dealers In this country.
An Is-u p. II. HOOE d co.
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AoENCy Cor cIsIrs. ~ weshington coy, by EvANs

AcENCY for Claims nj Washington city, by EVANS
n h FAINT, Attorneys and Agent-F. 3. EVANS, who has
fof yehrs and chief
Pension Office having resigned ssnsmed uson bss
ciated with HAMILTON o. FAINT OF Missouri and they have
opened an oee Washington city, the north side OF Pennsy
vana Avenue 14 18th
claims against either before Congress the several de
partments.
vices of Washington but those which their aen
ton will be particularly devoted following, viz Bounty
land claims under the Congress- approved September "a 1850
granting bounty land the soldiers their widows minor chill
drcn) 1872 the Indian l7po Of f the Florida
war; the Black Hawk General wsyne nom 1922 70 Is
and the wnrclaius OF ell
kinds, arising OF with particularly fer
bounty land and pensions property hack
three months clothing expended
raising companies Indian claims, revolutionary claims OF e
kinds.
Land bought hishes, market prices.
They the refer Congress- and all oh.
of The government generally L
Dec 2s-dsw3m
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JAMES L. EDWARDs, late Commissioner OF PEN
sions and Simeon Smith, formerly OF ogdens
burg New York have opened Office in Washington city for
the transaction business for claims before Congress and
the executive OF the general They
business that be inusted
their Reference be made members Of the last
Congress
post paid addressed Edwards Smith, wlards
Hotel, Will be duly attended 10.
Sep I0-dly
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A FAGGOT OF French sticks, Paris In 1851 By
II Sir Francis Head.
Memoirs of Metropolis, London from pweb
the Crystal Palace by T. Saunders vol, with illustrations
Gold and Silver Coins, and Bullion by Eckedt and DuboA
vol. eE
Smithsonian Report improvements the Chemical
Arts by Professor James G.. Booth and Campbell Mofft.
Jan 10 W@ fRANCK TAYLOR
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MRS. CHOATE's millinery and Fancy store. -Four
M avenueMrs. C. keeps
Of millinery goods, bonne sss
dress CAPS She confident bonne
other establishments in this city Her fsn
ARTICLES wen selected and s used
satisfaction Chsoss and Of sup~no
quality. Fairs supplied liberal discount Don't forget W
sireet, house north OF Pennsylvania avenue
= Dec ai--dlm s.r rs ..ss gr ~ .ttfs 81 +. s#
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Pennsyivsnia Railroad.

EE M mUWzpp WINTER ARRANGEMENT-Bstwsi
~ ~ vN1x Philadelphia and Piiisburs Tins redaesa
o twenty after the LIST Of December ner p
senrers viii Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Philadelphia and Pisbufs In twenty four hours win o
wenty eight miles OF excellent turnpike.
Fare ell. -. -.
This = the shortest West and tho
Atlantic cities accommodations In all Of ~
highest character. ,.a,... ..oonv
N.v Agent Penn'a Railroad Co.
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Canton sIattings, Floor OaIcloths CsrpetiDg, dc.
THE subscribers receiving schooner Statesman,
i from New York
SO pieces ~ eIua heavy white Canton mattiDgs
90 do do do
do 4
DO a do red checked do do
do 50 46G-4do do do
10 "A do fancy do do
do supe English oilcloth, is feet wide
do Amer ole from q
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La III I - - = = - ~
baltimore and Washington Haiiresd-Chsnge Of
Hours.
IN after Monday December Ist the trains bsvr
VI Washington and Baltimore viii be ~ bllowsi
Leave Washington at and 81, m, ~, m, and
Leave Baltimore and 8. a. M. and and n, p.
The.second train from Washington and the fourth from BAN
win connect with the express train 70 and nom Phsdsphn
Nov es-du Agent
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ID ENT,s COMMENTA RIEes-New edition, enlarged and IN
IL proved, will be received this day by
Also, Rents Commentaries, abridged, vol.
Jan 10
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Jan 10
IyINGsToN's Law Register for lsoa, containing As
Post Office address OF lawyer In the United
Dream Life by Jb. Marvel. supply just received
Homeopathy, examination Of Its evidences
Wortbington Hooker, NJ. D.
Examples Of Life and Death by Mrs. L. H. sigourney
Jan III FRANcK TAYLOR
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NOTICES OF BILLS, PETITIONS, ETC, PRESENTED UNDER
RULE
by Mr.. MARSHALL, Of California petition from
the officers Of the service In Caorpis asking an
Inc IN their pay.
by Mf FAULKNER, The memorial Of ,undry citzens
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THE NEW BLUE BOOK or. the United s<stes %.
ca Register OF all officers OF the government civil and mia
with their salaries location, date Of appointment kc with n
all the Offices the county, with Of the
their compensation.
from the press Washington city by
TAYLOR MAURY,
Jan 10 Boob sellers, yh street
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CARD-We, the subscribers, respectfully notify all person,
IL having respective will
OF prese the 2ith OF present
In order prodtsby
and that which
and indeed OF importance this tme the
ment OF every account when presented.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
Dec e0-dmf
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CARD.-The OF the public respectfully requested 10
II stock Of cabinet French China dinner, desse
and tea service mante sverpated ware
double
Of useful all of which selected with
manufacoes expressly for the trade
and will be sold exceedingly for cash. liberal credit for
satisfactory paper - -.
DYER MCGUIRE
Sept I'D Auouoneers-
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I'VE AND OPERA CLASSES,

RE AND oPERA GLAssEs.-MR BECkEL, optelan,
IL nom 4ls broadway New York. has again arrived In this city
where he win time and ht the weak sighted, after
careful eye with his superior spectsces
glasses sc The satisfaction his glasses have and the
Introduction OF his optical the Observatory and Coast
can be seen At the store Of Dyer Mcclure.
Jan 1-9wd fTtiJ
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FTER thanking patrons for the Increased
patronage extended during the beg TO
shall positively the cash notes
short dates for all due BY the l porimo We feel
only requisite add the attention Of cnds win
contribute temporal well being and doubt not VIII give
Dec Ie-souf PERRY BROTHER.