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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-04-13
siny,,lar ExtraynSances.

The Enquirer and other Democratic papers
(says the Petersburg intolllgoncer,) have been
prodigiously delighted at the discovery that The
famous balance of Virginia's portion of the land
fund under the last Distribution bill of Congress,
is not in-the Bank Of TIrgiaia. Forthwith they
seized upon it and raised shouts of triumph. "A
| Wing principle lost" exciam they. "A ritat
issue in the spring canvass gone !" With the
swifness of steam: these ilourshes in capitals,
threatening annihilation to the Wings, flew
through the country, ,yOur neighbors of the South
Side Democrat pronounced upon them and spread
them before their readers, and we suppose that e.
very Democratic press in the Commonwealth will
do tile same thing,
| Well. if the money was not in the Bank it was
son,e,che,e :; and wherever it might be, it belong
ed of right TO the Commonwealih7-a much 50 as
the Capitol in Richmond But where was it &
The following extract from Gov. Gregory S mes
sare to the Ieyislature in December, 1872 tells
the tale. and we leave ii to the Enquirer to say
whether there is any substantial difference, as it
regards the justice of the claim of the Common
wealth, whether the money was in tho Bank OF
Virginia. at Richmond, or in the Treasury of the
United States, at Washington? In either easel
was '.the distribuable portion arising from tho
sales of the public lands, belonging to her. and,
as such, was payable to her illegally constituted
aren't" The Wings have lost nothing BY insist
inc on the States. receiving this money, and we
assure the Enquirer that it will have enough to
do to deiend the Democracy before the people fo'
refusing to receive II.
The LAND MoNEY.-Erom Cor Grego'y's
Message. Dec. lot, l642.-I received from the
! Treasury Department at Westinghouse the 4tll
| Nov. a letter informing me that there were S57,
GOO as in the Treasury Of the United States. the
distrbutable portion of Virginia, arising from the
sales of the public lands, which would be paid 10
the legally constituted agent of the State, 4 have
done nothing in the matter, and now submit the
subject to your consideration, that you may take
such action upon it as to you may seem proper
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BANK EXCHANGE PLACE

ID STREET, North Side. Bticcen 1917 ami 11b
I'HE undersigned respectfully inform their fellow
i citizens and the public generally that they have
opened an establishment under the above namc with
the intention of keeping twiat is much wanted in
this city) Il first class RESTAURANT. in which every
de!icaCy of the season, either of fish flash. or fowl
can always be obtained, and whore good order com
hined with social and cheerful intercourse. will b.
tieruiing feature. For gentlemen having calls unon
the different Departments, for merchants and bust
h"SS men, rs location is passed by any other:
being situated about midway between the large hotels
aui business portion Of the city-the banks and
Government c.licrs.
Their bar will ice su2plialwith the choicest wines
Of superior brands; and trey hay" nair arrange
ments which viii enable them to furnish their guest
with branits and other liquors direct from the i'm
pvrters.
viii be fei daily, for the accommodation Of mer-
camille men, ani their visitors, all the principal
newspapers, periodicals, &C. of the northern. south
ern. and western cities.
Surlsrs served up for private parties, aud 1T the
shortest notice t. insure satisfaction.
IA" Subscribers respectfully solicit the rubiic'S
patrona-e heiag le.,rniucd that nothing shall b.
wanting on their part or upon the part of their
SiStantS. to insure satisfaction.
n0y i2--eplm RARRITT K POWERS
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A CARD.
EVAN HUGHES

Corner FsnnS yirdHid Grsnue amt 12t5 strcet.
IA Remembers with gratitude the kindness of
those patrons and friends who so generously
W. sustained him in the business TO which he is
-A. attached, for the last ten years, under so
many adverse circumstance He is now pleased to
INFORM them and the public generally that he has
opened upon the g of his late place of business an
establishment which he tatters himself will, in CIV
cry degree be worthy of their future patronage.
The stock he now presents to their Office com
prlseS every article required in geDtlen2ns ward
robe. His goods for manufacture, consists OF E.,-
%lSh, French. American, and German Cloths. snd
tsSsimeres of the best quality unsurpassed in this
or any other market. The finest V"Ivets. Silks, Cash
mereS, Embroidered and other VeStings, together
with Il complete assortment of gcntemens Furnish
ing Goods.
Gentlemen furnishing for the season will DO well
tn give him an early call. PrOmptness and fidelity
il the motto of his business
N B.-A large supply of Paris Kid Gloves Of er-
cry color just received from the celebrated FACTORY
of Jouvin Co, ami Alexaudcrs.
dec Q---acSw
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NEW DANCING ACADEMY.

II W MUNDEH, PROFESSOR OF DANCING
Il at Georgetown College. &C. &c. respect
fully announces 10 the public OF Washington. th-t
he will commence his classes for the cultivation al
the poetry of motion. on TUESDAY, Dec. 9th. INo3.
IT Lieut. Chase Barnpy's new hall, Columbia Pac-,
corner Of Ith st and Louisiana avenue. His sty.r
embraces every variety Of Fashionable Dancing s.cf
as taught at Paris and London ard in ui the priu-
cipa cities OF the United States calculated to please
the most fsti,!iouS.
The Polka. SchOtt:Sch, Mazourka. Boilers H~loIna
La Sicilienne, Goriiz.. Du Temps, KosSuth Ma2our-
ka. AMI WeiiE1 Naltzes. w lie taught fjecc rr'r.,
cd'g'- Also the Russian Par,ur Polka. Srvri:.u.
Chestnut st. promenade. SchOttisch Star Poi IA and
Grand Military QuairilIes.
The most decided ard afir"tiH1atc qtjr,ti.n will T."
paid 10 til" manners aud morals Il children ANY
lady or gentleman, bringing 10 scholars by their i'll
dividual influence, Shall be entitled to lessons IL, If
chars".
Days Of tuition. Tuesday anl Fri lay afternoon aid
night hs names OF thrsc d-sirous Of taking Ie--
s0Hs can he r.t 1t J. I. Ellis Mgsic store. Penn
avenue. -.HtI ana lDti Sf-. ..,i-pni. w
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JAMES GUTHRIE
S'rrrt'i-y Of the Tr,-..ury
NOTICE.
1FFlsF-pv a.

AsuN bLPtRrNENr. july 90 lere
NOTICE Is hereby given to the l,,ll.r. ,.,,,,.
oenI STOCKS o' The Cnitel STATE. q H.. -, -
lied by the act Of 2sth q J,nu.,, - "''-''i
able the Slst of December. lSC,. ND 81.
thoriIed 10y the act of ast Of March ,.,.
deemaole Seth June, lSss, that tti. ''
prepared 10 purchase, at any time t,,yy :,
hereof and the lst day 81 Dve-nl..r nv, NV N@'-
tent OF the sum of five millions Of dollar.
stocks, in the manner and on t,e t..ms
mentioned, to wit:
In ease Of any contingent caulr.;jtio, v,.,;.
amount stated, preference will be gwen in ~.
OF time In which the ssii stoei. NV T., f., -,
certificates, duly assigned 10 the Cn;..J s+..,.
he transmitted TO this department: ulap T., -.
whereof, price will be raiI con, s.iu,l.I =
lowing particulars
l. The par value OF a.aount sTecif,l ia ca,b -
tfcste. W
2. premium on said amount Ct tWe.;v--n.. ,.-
cent w Ia
3. Interest on The par Of the certified. ~, q,
LIST of July 1873, to the date Of Tee. ijt and s.;,r
mGrt at the treasury, With tir ALLOWANCE. -,.-...
money TO reach the owner Of re dan, mir. -.
addition.
Payment for saii stocks Will be male IN dr,t,,,
the Treasurer of the Emitted States. ga The ,.;,,-,
treasurer at Boston, New York, or Thi!alr,;,;s
the parties may indicate
JAMES GUTHRIE.
Secret lry Of the Ir 81.
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Captain OF Engineer, ia cha,..se q " a,!irr-
-. ..Frt.Tt r.

tits not 70 he Understood 10y the h,nve tlg: ary
AGENT Of tie Department is restricted a. -r.t
ane OF thu i"p'0a ii ciE.rei The 81 ,.,; col, I'll 3D..
F"ruS'went leIng only la give Iu. o., ,ir. al a.
va" - ill''t'llon. every agent 81. hi',r T-,r.,l
proposals. ez"lt lsea solld di.rIr,iuu IA tyus a.
terms aud prI"c- al The contract. ,iu;, uId;
hga'l@u Ia coniu- himself t. ti.- i'd Usr- d. bic
swer 10 tLe adveriis' H.rut, 10 the fcr., Ia.
them.
No contrsH' NAL under tl;z Department ~ -'y
Vices or Eullir> can la transferred In any ,~sg tD'
The same must Ice cIrcutci ly the uii.il..I clIs
or i'y some person i'm his urlnp auc r,..5s, BE- p
HIM; hnd such UIiiEUr will le L.lI T. Ia J. 'sl l.
sp"nsihiilti, aud all payucIts Viii - maze o.
him.
To Capt. VI {. NficS. l.. :. Eu.irerr-:
We. u'e undersigned. residents 4, d., iE q '
State OF -, l"T"iJ Jointly and sr,rsaly ,,'.'-
ant with the Chtsi II .tr. iul .uar.l.;,-. n r.--
The fu''G"IGr 'id II --- lc accepted ;l.t = 90
they vii. within tn .ayS ~. ~, .r..l '..T.
ili SAID ii tT cate thc contract .,,r Ii SH'. T.,
s'"' and -Gihri"nt sUl:;ir. e. I,.: -m Ire NarN 4!
FURNISH tic articles proposed ia v,.'',slrl's 800 q ID
terms OF the advertisement un',r NLsh D. ~
made Aid in cas- the SAID -- ,h-lI 's'' L. ''.
Ter INTO contract aforesaid Ne -uai ''. Co. L'7.'
coed the difference between the oitr a.! Ia sid --
and the next lowest bidder. A.
C.r
hereby certify that - The h.,t = nav kr," l'c'.r
AMI belief, the above naui'd guaran, RI Az nod r''i
sufficient. FL
&C 2l-dt2nnrc-
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?E.CIIL NOTICE.
r II 2 H EInN IL n y y! y

Corner Of lih Street and Men I0yA .4reaGe.
Z HOSE parSn;S wishing to secure sc,t.t Ir.a
cr'iy w'ri responsible SchooI iur the correct and
thorough training Ot thcir sunS, IN tie Classics and
III cher Mdtl "naticS. and also III the Modern IAN
gma"rs aud Natural Sciences, thai they may bc
fitted tor College, or TOR Engineering, surveying ana
Commercial pursuits, ae especially invited lo visI
the InstIi"n, or call upon The Principal soon. ID
the number of pupils /. limited and the vacant seats
few.
No pupils will BE- adIiitted or continued whose
character IL known TO be- bad or doubtful
No pupils VIII be- admitted irIt-,.lDrtir who hay,
not advanced beyond I { primary branches.
Circulars can b. obtained al r!i. rrlacipal Book
stores Il. RICHARDS,
sep ~ :in pr.n,.iraI
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TO LAZY AMSTEUR2

JOSEPH II. CARVER. THE NEW FNGLtNL
- TEACHER OF CHk0NhTiC AND PASTEL
PAINTING, would say to the ladies of Washington
and vicinity that he has just opened rooms in thi.
city. where hc-intrudS 10 establish a permanent
S-uooI OF Ds-I'N. atforing pupils An Opportunity OF
a"qu'rlnga thorough knOwr'lC" of DRAWING SKETCH
IVA AND PAINTING. If IN" people of Washington vii
manifest an Interest III ,his c:."rpriSa. Mr. Carver
viii Il ~ 10 paus ~ expense % make his Academy
what Y. would have it, lIe7ay ,rJr nseC,y n1I oy{j<
tr. w. & i ready tHf1rm ella Al his rooms
opposite Jackson Hall Pa avenue. between 81 and
y St.. where he will b" happy receive calls +. on
IA. IN. 20 > j..
Terms and references given at his rooms.
nuY2G-2w
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EDUCATIONAL.
Young Ladies' Classical Institute

I'idaina afesue, nslrly opposite cay 1dN.
VNHlS institution is now in successful operation
i tw more boarding and day pupils can be re
ccived The course of study is thorough and practi
cal. designed to give finished English and Ctassi
crl education.
Terms For boarding pupils, including instrur
ton in English branches, with Vocal Music tn,
French and Latin Languages, and Drawing, $500
per session of ten months. Weekly boarders in thu
same course, 500. Day pupils in the same studies
500.
Instruction on the Piano or Guitar e1trs.
Circulars may be obtained on application TO thu
principal. 5. H. MIRICK, A. NJ,
nov 22-lmA Principal.
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GENERAL AGENCY

ff'Ah lDi; AZ COLLINS wall prosecute clnimE. uf e.,
err description against the government l~.inr,
t'r several departments or t"ner'S: procm" Pen
s.pn' bouitF lands. extra pay, Ard arrrII; O. lay
Hey will attend 10 The huyins n;ul selling al re-:
e>tat" lie r'nt'cg ofhauS.s AMI a general elect
~ husiu" = Tacy viii also furnish ,.srt.. al ,
HiStdr.T win such information they lnay ,i,.ir
IRON the seal OF government. Charges viii lie mod
cFa;r.
oh,re ON street, immediately opposite Winder
BGil'li,S, Washington, l.. {.
kEEERENCF-:
Hon. j. e Dohhin. Secretary Of the Navy
llSr- J Davis. Secretary OF ar.
y talltn ",'l. fr"st Board Common CouLcil
Gen j Vi. Mctaila, Attorney i.ti.aw.
iHmes HI. Caustin, esq.
VIC P.eitai, STATE Department.
d GA-.i.f-
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FEMALE INSTITUTE.

South CIroliad drenuc, beicee Gih and IN streets
east, Washington.
THIS Institution is now in successful operation
] with = full corps of competent and experienced
teachers in each department.. 1t presents the best
advantage tn parents the location i very retired
The buildings are ample and SURF ounded with beau
tfu grounds for exercise, and the of study
thorough and practical.
Board and tuition in all English branches 5000 per
session of ten months Day pupils from 81 20 SlO
per guar ter of ii weeks. in English.
French. Music, Drawing. &c. extra
For further particulars, or for circulars apply to
GEO. g. BUTLER. a. NJ,
sep 29--eof- princin,l
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CENTRAL ACADEMY

Corner Of lMh nHt streets, OH NSdirul CGlicse.
I'liE duties of tins Institution were resumed ON
i the 9TH instant. The Classical! aud laheIlat
zeal departments, where i- same branches are
taught IN other Academies in hs city. is IN ihc sc
ond story. The Primary Department Is in the first
story.
Circni.rS can be obtained N III" Bookstores.
Rev. JAMES NoURsE, 4. VI. ,-..;-,.
Rev. J. w. WINANs, A. VI. i>>'"'i1lc ffihcip"'s
VI. ID. WELLS, Teacher Of Primary Department.
MoHs. Il. RAUoLT, Professor OF Modern Ian
gIag"S. sen I3
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Proposals for Furnishing Bricks.
UNITED STATES CAPITOL EyTENsIov AND
WASHINGTON AaUEnU.T OFTlcg.
y n { I-I'0-' = q =
NLSHINGTuN, October L.. lN5..


DtUFoSALS viii be received At this ricn. Lali!
T. II. 81 tie .pih hsrcIItI,-l ~; .ur fu,L-'-
iuy BIi'ks for lie Construction o. III. Nssliur u
4lu.-iu-r.
The whole fIsmt:t: n-e,l..l III rro'nll, %, rlou.
forty milton, fI"i" sails should tat a.. gJaluy
whirl, --,I bidder Hia undertake o. furnish
The hricl must lie frIv-l,-l - eucii l.. a. = o =
Hnr may from tine ti6.,' be- ,i-.igu~.,g rs f-
Engineer The times aud QuanTif.,- vii ,...tld oh
l.- appropriations IIu =. - I cner-.s
Tier are larrc d'i'"-.t.s ii clay sUiii. ar ms
n2 hTirhs along the lln-. :nd IL cl.tI,lr Nal o..
r,iu,yd 10 :urui q IAN. p!'' O. tI:r Ella, ard .ls-
brt"ic c'HnvurIn2 Ia" mnuuf,"tuTr.
Nom. ,,ut well ILa,r hard iarn' litks. entirely
arceptrbi" To tbs iEg.iUer. Vii l,' lr,a-iyei AM
Thy vii. L. required to T.. lly a. rlaa,-- rani.a
ill., III she 10 TIM mans i;Il .alili,i- Il tie ,.fg
Oi Has}iu'rtgp.
ty"T. u.i,r IHnS; - accompanied Nv vritf.9
guaranty. SriFd ~ IN. or TloIe r., ,-. T. D.
SOU. Il The sli't THAI hr or Ties ul,Itsbr iia-
IA" bidder builder, VIII. ii H. nr il.rr Jl.r TIA -
accepted. emit MT, "!Ii ,tiu: w.;uin tn J-,
with good AID >ui.ri"uI >:Tttcs lu fuIui-a t.
Lric>s oil"r Il. Sa!H gUr. rIy {" ~ unpsu,i !.
the crftitTr:e 81 ti'- United state District jade.
United states District httoIE,v. Nhyy Agent.
some of.rrr ~ he General Cos rIl.i,rf lgi
uri known Ia The Drrar meat "I Maj that J~ Iat
ant"rS ar" .h:- to Iu-Es- good ,h,ir --IaTautv
All bids 70 he sealed and endorsed 'pIupCsGl- r.
Brick tur W Uhin-tOn Aquriurt." The Lis vi. =
oi'-hc! IN the rr>c',rc OF tlciI liaGr u'.y oua-
t. BE- lr"-""t A. III" 4. rtaiuty e >1.iF.r ! y.rE
IMPORTANT. th" i'.ln:c 81" - a.ntIa,trliiy'hir,Tl D.
ably tn" t"lTa:se 81 the Wrrh t.r g. i..'r ....s
thr tnit-i Sb.t'S p >'ry'- 10 it>,!t tie lat g, o..
Jert any or ali h.l~ Aiii Ia na.s >i,h -raIr,, o.
for hr supply Of h's,S ~ LIZ, I,e bot :iyaa,aye
Gus 10 thc work. IS. rE!rt,t from liz .iu.,g Ir
PArtmelt Re;uletio:,s below
v {. VICES,
Captain OF hnEin"ers ia char-e q a.!ir,-
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o AL
TREASURY DErIRrNFSr

!, AZ
The time limited by the undsrmeutionaa -
Oh uis department Of the 3oth July and 2ad Au,,,,
S'' Tor The purchase Of stocks of Me United s,s.
Is hereby extended to the LIST January next D.,
Is 70 I've observed that, in addition to tie us,,.,
s'snmens' the holder must distinctly assign a.. :.
~rsst on the same now inside up at the trsusur, :.
trahtmit the ssmi-sunual couron, ss the ,sso y
De. In default of this latter sssenuent 9, ,-.a'
ehs premiu N snd one days interest L..
'eres' from time Of redemption To Is, Janu,,,1 -
will lie paid. 'h'y
10 Afford ao Opportunity to distant ,,,,.
avail OF this no'i'c, tie dernrtn ri viii -,
stocks mailed At any time pli.r totI..., ''',''i
uiIy rs entitled to it. b,x,As. Jan
JAMES GUTHRIE.
Secretary Of the Tr.-..u,v
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Rcady-made Clothing and Furnish
ing Goods,

rENT I'll EN- n contemplating the purchase o.
" winter garments are reminded that they will
find at our establishment large and superior as
sortment Of fashionable and we'll made goods, suita
Bile for the present season, consisting Of .....
Over Coats and Ta!mas of all qualities
Dress and Frock Goats, of French, English, ana
American cloths
Business Coats of Cloth, Cashmere Tweed, and Cas-
Sinet
Black. doe skin, and Cashmere Pants
Plain and Fancy do do
Velvet, Silk, and Satin Vests
silk Plush and Merino 90
Cloth and Fancy Cashmere do
Fine white and colored Shirts
MernO Shirts and Draws, extra sizes
Canton Flannel do and Shirts
With large assortment Of
Hosiery, Cravats Stocks. Gloves
handkerchief, Collars, Sc.
WALL & STEPHENS,
Pennsylvania avenue, next 10 Iron Hall.
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EDWARD e. DYER,
IMPORTER OF HAVANA SEGARS
AND DEALER T.

AND DEALER IN
VI " Els 4 ~ ID LTOEORS
Pennsylvani1 avenue between Eth and i:ith streets
\ have Inyttnt'y on hand French, G-rnan. and
Native sparkling AMI It'll Wi,e- Ofchrire-t brands:
BrEndes Gins. Sotcli, Iri-h AMI Other y III kies
London AMI sc"''h Ais iId Brown stout. Cordial
AMI all other goods usually found in Il first class
Wine Stura
aR2--FGhRS
Having an ex Ic.i,iIr-d agent ia Havnnr Who's.
Judgment may lie implicitly =rri oil shall L,.r-
after la the monthly r,, OF 10 $50 IT the chO;c
brands OF : EHrs mauui tur,l tn the Island ft,ubl
u samples Of whieII now invite the attention OF
oODnUl-eurS-
Now in Store 10000 Washing on Club and 81 Sigio
brands received bv tho Sri.pu,Iyrs Ja-r,uic.t and
Elizaa+th jan. OF pil.ici lia OhI son ~ n.rs
Persons wi hing to pr curG particular brand
can dr 80 Application TO - lave Shipments
every Two weeks. EDWARD c. DYER
nov Sh-,!lUt- TntD
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Lamps, Sperm aud Adamantfne Gam

NJ f. nave received and row orered our fall sup
w ply If new LAMPS. SELECTED ly o.. Of en-,
hrm Va New l"ri, aud PHILADELPHIA. which We in
hite ladies and gentlemen IL cxll rnd examine. Coz
ored and whitc Candies: A,larnantiuc Candles
Rateut spring CaudleStrlS with shades
Bo0kiindrrs Past, Brushes and Gold Leaf
Night Taprrs. Stove I.ustr.
Spr.u&cetti Lard. and solar LAM; oil
With oar Visual assortment IL iHInw and Coach
ilass. Painters and Artists Materials Far >,l,.
Wholesale and retail ut our usual low r,riras =,
cash, ar on tim" la puncjual cuStum.rs
Hos ELL :. MORSELI
S,uccyeso.@ t. %. Nhittlr>,v
nov i'--tf & street. tTo.d'I H,iihiiDg)
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FUNERALS

IT. The subscriber is prepared la at
Esss..------S end, at th- shortest nu,irr, to any
calls in tis line, and VIII spare no pains In rrndsr
entire satisfaction all VINO may desire mis- assistance
in performing the last tribute ofrrspect 10 the dead.
iiearee always IN readiness. Mourning Caps and
Shrnuds furnished when desired.
The subscriber begs leave To call the attention /"
the public to In. PATENT CORPSE PRESENTER
which has been already tested the families ot sev
rral in this city. To whom he can refer "a lie
IFS efficacy in preserving thr body from decomposl
ton for any length OF period
j. w. PLANT, ID street,
aug Sicily bet. 9Th and 10Th streets.
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LAW NOTICE

SlDNEY :. BANTER, late Attorney General OF
~ Virginia, has removed 20 Washington Ia Ihac-
tee Law.
lie viii practice III the Snpftm" Court of the Tni
ted Std!':, the COulrS ui thu District al COLUMBIA
aud attend L" any Professional business coutird L.
hIm.
~ ono" IN NoTison's new building, on 4 St,
between i, nm WANNA aVt'lu" and & street
References: HaH. j. J. Alien. Hon. VIM. Daniel
Hon Richard M1ucurr, Hon. g. a.. SaHlnr> Hon.
George H. Lea Ol the court al appeals al NnYIHia
tn Tie Ii."> ut "a" circus; Cour.- ut Virginia, irt
L" thr Senators AMI members al C"hcr--S Iiom Var
Tii.i3 ~ ~ .-niy
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Select Classical and Mathematics
ScuDaI.

fhiE subscriber ha- renewed his school :" College.
iiHl, whrf" Il "p'Mm"du:i- hliii'!mS u i,.un
htrd np ihr rs rr"rinn. - la. rr ttt.Ii..fy az.
piruu"hi Ell 'li" Columbian College. Il VIII contain.
70 H~'TN" Ia" character u 4 .lri.'ilv select school
t-gh'd 1i tE Inc The i'iIIidaJun 81 = IltuT0u.. iu
eli u, classical li!i mathematical! ,-dcatiuu. TN
neat -t~~"'n Will ""tn:u"nr" ga The In I'll s-,p,li
i"'r, aUd rio~.. an !h- last al jam.
itFhis Si2 ~ per quarter, p1yah" in advance.
- small a':t-:!Hi car",. the students VA h.,
permitted lG attend tie i"rlIrr> ,riIvrlcd ~ ,oIs ~
on ',i' r.i>iry. gcui".v :iii rnn.I#!gv and an L.
frc"'N" instruction ~ Preach ana oh,r modern Ian
-nh@''@ by ihr professor IN that department.
Pupils HAY he bearded al The ,.niI,., under liz;
'rCiAi crle and superintendent" at the prluri,ai.
ne hccrNNilfy EXPENSES al tlil boarding >iud ut
Viii u" ab"Hi = l3u per academic wear. and uf :,
week.: b"ar,icT VIII not exceed $50.
GEO. =. BACON Principal.
Refer - ia" faculty "t tie Columbian Colt p.
Colonel j. h. Edwards; Colonel Peter Force; Vim
Guni"n, "sG.; l.. II. Galr, VI. H.. at the !aicuf ii
nee; I'-'I'h Wilson, Esq.. Of ih- Land Otc". ami
fr"i"S-r 4. &. JrWHt. o. the smithsonian Institute
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HUNT & DONALDSON,
DHNTISTS.

Pennsylvania d,,.nue beftcer1 9th and loo, STREET.
HdStilt9tOR, %. C.
A RE prepared to perform all operations In every
N branch of Dental Practice in such q manner
a to insure satisfaction.
The former gives his whole attention 10 the oper
atiye--the latter to the Mechanical Department.
Manufacturing, as they do, ARTIFICIAL TEETH
from the crude material they enabled to supply
any with teeth aud gums Of any shape, color, o.
shade.
facture Is invited. nov 23--Sm
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til" LARGEST ami b,gt in this ci:v ana purchasers ai,.
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