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EACUITY Hon Abraham Carpthers of uae circuit
Hon Nathan Green late of the judges supreme
Hon Bromheld L. Ridley Of the ehaneeors
Judges Cauhers dew their whols exclusively
10 the school
Plan OF tastrionl. Daily examination. Of
regular Of lectures but explanations Of the
daily lessons "a progress OF the examinations
law aud which
statement of facts
or and prosecute all the
SO framed
OF documents
dene, ihe trials the
sunreme moot court held monthly class
public al session The students Clerks
M. Jurors circuit Judges chanceor, ocia
pacities connected with their SUITS.
commences the third Monday
tember third Thursday In February, The second
succeeding Monday IN February ard ends second
Thursday IN July.
Erpenses per sesson.Tuuon fee $50 advance
AZ Students furnish
WI can be had la the Lebanon bookstores.
required complete the COURSE
No previous study ad
Students
any during the collegiate year.
There a legislature connected with the school.
Number the last collegiate year eighty-six
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS,
Feb ll-eoly President Board OF Trustees
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United States Patent once.

IN the petition ofstephen Long Louisse Kenucky pray
ing iof the extension patent granted 10 him The seventh
ID OF November 1882 o improvement in the wooden framed
suspension bridge for from te expiration OF ad
which lakes seventh az day November eighteen
hundred and my three, ls53)--
Is ordered that petition be heard the Patent
Monday the nhh () OF September ~ o'clock
all persons notified 10 and show they have
why said petition ought not TO be granted,
Persons opposing required e In the
Once their objections specially forth in writing least
before the day OF hearing All testimony ned by either
be used the said hearing bo taken and transmitted in
coauce with the rules OF the ONCE, which will be furnished
plieaion. sH-W
Ordered also that this notice be published National Intel
Republic, and Union, Washington the Journal
the Courier Louisville Kentucky the Gazette and the Atlas Gin
enna Oho week for three successive previous 10
the fifth t5) day Of September the day Of hearing
r. q. WEIGuTMAN,
Acting Commissioner OF Patents
5Edtors the above will please copy and send he
bills TO the Patent ONCE with containing this nouee
An III W3
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John HARRISON, deceased, pursuant o a decree o
the high of cbancery England, made
stody bearing ION March,
referred Joseph Humphrey, the
whom this referred
whom John Harrison, late Thuro-
field, the Cumberland, farmer by
his VIII heir AMERICA
description she heir aIaw ofmy heir
said should also who
The said death, and who repre-
claiming
heir ataw in America, the heir ut law Of In
America said estator, Harrison,
August 1897, heirs the said
his such heir
are solicitors day June
prove claims chambers
Southampton Buildings Lane,
thereof they will peremptorly excluded from
sad decree all capable of giving information
the subject requested 10 furnish the TO the
solicitors either Of them,
who emigraed America about 1884, where he married.
ded Philadelphia Till he died in 1871 leaving his eldest John
who died Philadelphia about 1884, leaving his eldest Thomas
him surviving.
Thursday The fourth day July 1852 II O'Clock the fore
the said Chambers appointed for hearing and aducang
upon the claims Dated this 18Th day of January, 1853
CAPES & STUART,
No Field Cour, Grny's Inn, London,
Agents for l.. Waugh, Solicitor, Coekermouth, Cumberland
and for Mrssrs saul. Carlisle, Cumberland.
... RAVEN BRADLEY,
No. 2Hafcourt Buildings, Temple, London Solicitors
for Her Majeslys Attorney General.
Mar 9-law2w
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VALUABLE and improved Farm In the vicinity OF
Washington SaeThe undersigned offers HWood-
Stock, which resides, certainly OF the
valuable improved in the vicinity Washington. IL lies
District Columbia about mites from the nsvyard
best leading the city and IL in the nme
ghborood Addison, Barry,
Jenkins bson aud the hospital contains three
land about hundred which
cultivation, and residue heavily mbered The
cleared land well enclosed divided into fields each Of
which falling springs and Large quantities
lime ashes stable and have been used this land
within the last three years, and all
produce heavy returns There seventy Of bottom
wise timothy, my about
in wheat The and consist
comfortable dwelling dairy and poultry houses
gardeners houses outhudngs
purposes the Possession OF the farm and
buildings will be immediately long credit will be given,
desired, for portion OF the purchase money
further particulars apply John Carroll Brent attorney
James G. Mcclure, Pennsylvania
OF 10Th street, where plot Of the may be
the premises
Peb io--2awu ELIZABETH BRENT
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REH known TO all whom IL may concern, that the
undersigned will according the rules OF the Land
Office Washington city, apply Office
scrip lieu following land military
picate Nos 2925 1896, 307l, 3072, 1855, 1865
1884, $685. s 1894 393i, and 44a the original. Of which is
Ia the and belonged
REYNOLDS deceased,
patented but casually lost destroyed.
WIN. REYNOLDS TRENT,
himself for the other heirs alaw VIM Reynolds
RICHaosp, April 20, 1853.
An
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NEW Spring Goods.-BARNEs MITCHELL, without
~ cnrmefang articles, customary, would respectfully
public they opening unusually large supply
spring and goods embracing description vgney
style and material Among their stock found
extraordinary bargains In auction goods Purchasers generally
respectfully invited TO give them early call.
Between and 9th streets, Pennsylvania avenue.
An awif
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nIPLoMAcY-,ho Law Of misunderstanding Law,
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De olercq ct vas-Guide Puliqus coRsuar vol.
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Moreu-Manue des Agents Consulaires; vol Paris, 1850
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Wicqueo ct fonctons vols Cologne,
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Fiynn's British Consuis Hand book vol. London.
Henshaw's Manual for United States Consus volume. New
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1877
De ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Causes Ccebres du Droit
vols Lsipsio, lsi3
PuHeudorG- Gems Base 1850
PuRendoDrott de Ia Nature, done into English BY Carew
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Grou-Droit dc Ia Guere translated into English; vol Lon
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Mesel-Cours Style Dplomsiqus vols, Paris, 1896
Eiio's Diplomatic Code.
Buriamaqul- Natural and Polite Law.
Rutherford's Institutes.
Vaue's Law Of Nations.
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Wheston's Law Of Nations.
wheatons History Of Nations.
Wildman's History Of Nations.
Poison md Homes History Of Nations.
Montesquieus Spirit Of Laws
parks Correspondence.
WATTS American and numerous books the
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NAIwDAaLE GIFT HoON,--fsFemale Piety, The Young
John sn Friend and Guide through Life to immorav by
1 y one Of the prolific day
e, ~ h consists Of Of lectures delivered the
a, nv cn ne has had the pastoral charge nearly
,a - Vp'cs Me The Influence Of Christianity
@ ~ Woman onspeuous Place which Woman holds in scrip
49, v y, son Early Female Pieyi Female Religious
lemi Young Woman At Heme Woman avysv nom Horne
Character Of Rebekah Ornaments Of an rs,v Frnss
o. heaon HISTORY END Characcr Of Martha MARY. TO yonc
Mothers sslomen Description q Good The work viii bs
found be marked by the plety aud nrac,r 80
which characterize all Mr.. James, productions $500 su sss
fChrtstion ssrocafs md Journal
For sale BY
GRAY BALLANTYNE,
Mario Tu
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SAMUFL w. TUCKER, Merchant Tailor Pennsyi-
- vania avenue, 18Th would respectfully offer
the citizens Of Washington and
superior Of cohs cassmees and yesngs Of the
approved hnish which he viii pleased
agreeable His stock Is perfect.
To oCoat pantsoons and hands wanted immediately
The best workmanship required and the highest prices paid.
hp 3-Jaw3~ INT. RepJ
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Fresh Heef and vegetables Tor the Navy.
NAVY AGENTS OFFICE,
Washington, April IL, 1853.

NAVY AaEST's OFucE,
Washington, April l2, 1858.
SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received this Office until Tues
~ day May so3 supply OF such
fresh beef and vegetables he required on the
Washington station, during fiscal the LEI
day next, and ending 30til June, 1854
quality and The best the
he offered by the pound
Bond with approved security will be required In hall the %
addition VIII DO
colateTa
security performance the contract Which will
be paid until il fully complied with.
Every offer made be accompanied ( directed in the act OF
lo46
proved 10Th 1867 written guaranty, signed by
responsible persons effect that he they undertake thai
will bid be accepted,
obgaion da, with good and sufficient surees to
furnish the articles proposed.
proposal will be considered unless accompanied by such
anty. ....
}. II, LATIIRoP, Navy Agent
Ap l3-law4w intel. Republic.
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GAS FIxTUREs-A handsome assortment Of gss ntn,es,
VI mandatory Of Cornelius Baker, To- or
pha, consisting Of one and two light pendants hIee oui @
light chandeliers, light brackets ene ts
po,,a burners manufacturers prices
tnbeng public halls, private houses &C. by
experienced workmen. - .,..u.. = -, . !,
keeping goods always on hand and
for sale very low prices. : a., ,,,rpr nm -, -,
Al 9-2aw6wf " W'peihnn'' "on "hl'
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Proposais for Erecting Marine Hospital at Evans
viIIe Indiana.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, !

TREASURY DErlRrMESr, March Is, 1883
PROPOSALS win be received department
day May IL O'Clock
Evansville Indiana speci
prepared under this department
posa 10 be either o the whole budng for the differ
ent kinds Of work the department the
hereby invited should Of the United
require Eghhye Of the OF the
material furnished according price (sad
ncerained by the estimate the superintendent will be
time the work proceeds, and een retained
until the completion Of The contract and the acceptance Of The work.
SC, by the superintendent,
viii be awarded only builders mechanics
aud the assignment thereof other
OF the Secretary Of the Treasury will be forfeiture
Every proposal must be accompanied by written
signed BY responsible (cerhed TO be by attorney
Of the United district Judge for the said dc
bidder w when required II hs popoa be accepted
aud bond with proper and sufficient securities,
1900 for its faithful performances.
Plans specifications and working dawfnEs be
other information touching the proposed work
application this department. The once Of the superintendent
At Evansville amer The oOtl day Of Aphlnet
The proposal. musbe this department. addressed
Secretary the Treasury endorsed Proposals for
Marine fiopaliO and win be opened at O'Clock,
day fired for receiving s the presence Of the bidders IL
any shall be present.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
har29-2awthny2s Secretary Of the Treasury,
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THIS is TO give notice that Clara McWiniams, of
Virginia, have obtained from the OF Nr
sna duplicate Of land warrant No. @ for 2666s grant
father Joshua McWiams his navy
July 1885, original being and shall claim
for the
Jan 2O-lawJm
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NEW GooDs.-WILLIAM TUCKER, Lane a fuckers Build
IN ing Pennsy avenue, 9th streets,
pleasure informing the public generally that
has New York with excellent
spng goods suitable for g,nemsn which he
his style shortest notice
the reasonable for cash.
Mara 5-d
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SpRISG Nantes and Grape shnwls,-We will open this
day elegant spring manes comprising all
the s,e, styles and shades OF color Also large assortment
oidered plain entire desgns-to which
ask the OF the ladies' prepared Of
Ter great bargains. MAXWELL, SEARS, COLLINS,
Mar 3lSteod 9th and 10Th streets
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Ap l4-eodlm'
Notice OF the Establishment Two Land Districts
m ne state o aIifornia.

w EREAS by the provisions of the of Congress approved
w provide for the survey
the public lands California; the granting OF nights
therein and for other the President of the United States
is public
mperayely the absence
State CAoRsA into three separate and distinct land
shall determine TO be emba
cling respectively Upper LoW the Uppe Middle and
the State and whereas fun consideration II
appears impeatvely that
too disr shall be established in that State:
President United
States America known,
provisions the State
divided districts by the
Of the public TO the parallel of the thirty
degree and that the land office for upper
shall be established BEsclA and that for the
iocer district al Los AsaKLos
Given hand the city OF Washington ts twentyhrst
day OF March, A. d. 1853.
BY the President
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
wILsos Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
a3-2aw3mo
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EHENCH's HOTEL. Frankfort street and
City Hall square, Opposite the City Hall and Park Foantan
York city built opened by subscriber May
rehsd and furnished August le2 He that for
world. any
tnent only which gratis They all
which supplied Gro
through syepaed cocks There but bed In
halls every door viii BE- III with
during hotel conducted European plan
lodging rooms meals may be ordered The spacious
splendid recctory and IL In the Immediate vicinity
pee s~dan r FRENCH
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DNeINEFF UErAprNHNT,
Washington, April IL, 1853,
PROPOSALS will received ONCE 18th day
May for the Of twenty
dolsrs1 for the Delaware brcakwater.
The mi durable
livery the 18th June
be completed by before the 18th September the
delivery 10 be possible uniform
OF the total Of four hs required he in blocks
m less sn ~ and h in blocks OF upwards OF
fourth exceeding The proposals will specify
the price per for each sire separately
subject and will
the his shall find them
quality and size, with the above description.
For further information apply Major O. Barnard Corps
Engineers the office OF the Delaware Breskwaer Law Buildings
Fifth street, Philadelphia.
Evidence ability comply their engagements viii be
quied OF bidders and partial
will be made security for faithful performance OF
tract. Jos q TOrTEN,
Bt Brig Gen. and Col. Eng
To be inserted the Union, nteqencer and Republic, Wash
ngon Evening Argus, Philadelphia Delaware Gazette Whining
Delaware; Boston Boston three times week WI
18Th May, copies Of paper containing the advertise
msnt 10 be transmitted 70 the Engineer Department.
Ap lf--eu5May
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EDWARD X. COLLINS Il Co,
No. So Wall street, N, Y.
BROWN, SMILEY, Co,
Liverpool.
q. ROBERTS d CO..
u Kings Arms Yard, London,
j. MUNROE d CO.,
o6 Rue Norc Dame des VICTORIES
Paris
GEO. N DRAPER, Have.
The Of those ships will gold silver
bullion icwey, precious mcns unless bills
Iadng signed therefor and the value thereof expressed
Jan s
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EVERY Day Scripture Reading, FOE the Use OF
II lies and Schools BY the Rev. John L. Blake, D. ID.
BEHIND the Curain-A Tale Of Elville.
Legends OF the West by James Hall
The Camel HUNT by J, w, Fabens.
Rural Essays; by A., j. Downing
Dictionary Of Painters, Ensays scupor and Architects by
8. Soper, A. r.
Ap52- FRANcB TAYLOR
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United states boundary comrn'ss,o",

United States boundary Commission
w.spNaros CITY, March ~, 1853,
TN consequence Of the very limited appropriation for continuing the
the boundary line United States and the
epnbc Of Mexico the necessity Of economy and the uncertainty
number OF attached boundary
all employed ssd commissions appoint
ed by the OF United States Secretary % the In
terror hereby discharged, -
ROBERT n, CAMPBELL,
Mary Commissioner
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ID suspended peosions,-Ifuporfau INT
Report the Pensions such
claims have suspended rejected and grounds such
rejection suspension, with and residence of applicants
pensions, under Of 1922 1885, cope. for
sale by A MtIRy
ApM booksellers, 9Th It,, Washington.
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MORE Silks, Bareges, and Embroidered and
Shawls received-We respectfully
the ladies' and all in dress goods 10 call and examine
purchasing We have just received supply,
inducements TO all Judges OF
We would like have the public bear IN mind thai we are
from the best and IT
goods had ALL store is the place TO hnd
them.
opened splendid stock of bonnet nbands al %
with other cheap goods recently bought at
auction
IN w. NJ. SINISTER CO.,
An a4-d6uf 7ti street, mel
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Postponenient Of the Public Land Sales I'm Wisconsin
NOTICE hereby that public sales Of lands ordered
IN proclamation President the United States,
h day of February, 1885, be held al the following named land
the Stale OF wisconsin, wit at the land offices
River Crosse, Stevens Point, and Menasha,
mence l6i 13d next
postponed The Ill., ei and 25i Of July
city Of Washington, this 18th
April Domn thousand eight hundred and iy three
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
By the President
JoHs WILsos,
Commissioner of the General Land Once.
Ap 20-Iawl3w
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No. 4e5.
LIZ me presldent OF the United states.

IN pursuance Of law WILLARD FILLMORE President
bI e sae wii be held al he land oees in
the State Of WISCONSIN, Of The periods hereinafter designated 10
Al ths Land once WILLOW RIVER commencing Monday
ualed within the aforementioned townships and fractional Town
ships, viz
Township forty.n fractional township any certain
islands aud the main shore Of Lake superior, OF range ute
Fractional township my on a man Ahoe Lake SUPERIOR
Township forty nine townships my and MY one
on 1s main shore Of Lake Superior, offange
Townshp forty township my the shore of
TraeuoaaI iowhshps and my the shore Of Lake
Townships twenty thirty thirty and thirty town
ships 30 ne nor a u Lake. az" Of range ea
Townships twenty eight tweny-nne, uiry mr,y-ons, and
ownships lhIity thirty one thiryto thirty hee thirty
four and fractional township forty nine, on Lake SUPERIOR range
Townships ,nny, hlryone, thrtwo ry-hree, and thirty
Townships hyone thirty two, thirty three, and Aty OF
Townships hyone thiry-to, thy,hree, and thirty -four,
AZ The land office at CROSSE, Monday
in the following named townships TO wit
North oftAe Of the fourth principal modian
Townships seventeen, eighteen, and nineteen, Of one
Townships twenty and rweny Two, Of range six.
Townships twenone and twenty-five, OF angs seven ,arv
townships tWenone twenty two, three, and twenty
townships twenty one twenty-five twenytrec wen'y-iour
s aas ses I W
the ninth May the disposal OF The public lands stu
a,ed within aforementioned townships 10 VII;
North Of line and east Of the fourth principal ertdG
Township twenty five, of range four.
Townships twenty twenty twenyesht twenty
thirty, thirty ons, and tirtytwo of range hye #t
Township twenty 1--WE, OF range six.
Sections eighteen, thirty, and y one, III ownsi
twenty iive of seven
twenty five and twenty six, of range ten
Township twenty five, of range eleven
land office MENASHA, commencing on Monday, Tn
TIVE disposal OF the pube land
within the following named townships, yz'
North Of the base line and east Of the fourth principal meridian
Townships twenty-five and twenty three, of range thirteen.
the of schools, military,
purposes, ose and overlooked land
which shall be selected BY
public respectively under the act entitled Al
Arkansas and other states TO reclaim M
swamp within their mits approved September % ieo
asiH be excluded from The safes.
offering lands will be commenced OF
days appointed and will proceed in the order IN which they
with all despach until the whole shal
closed sale shat
weeks, and private OF ih
the
Washington this
February Domn thousand eight hundred and
WILLARD FILLMORE
ss... BY the President
5.., /. WILSON,
oyfb Inner and nice
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WHO'S who In tsS3.One small pocket volume
W list Of the Royal Family Of Great Britain
holds the Ministry the Pdvy Council House
house of Commons Mobility the United Kingdom
and Rshopsj Governors Of British
don, 1859 .' -"
Mar rpANuR TAyfop
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Proposals for Dredging a junction
+ Hackensack and rassaic Rivers Newark bay, N. j,
ENGINEER DEPARTMENT.,


Washington, April ls, 1853,
CEALED PROPOSALS will be until the
day Of June, 1883 for dredging by the cubic yard channel
bar navgabe ordinary vessels
pasac. The minimum depth 10 be eleven feet six
ordinary high minimum width hundred
about me giving excavation whose mini
mum viii be about t4O forty thousand cubic yards.
excavation half mile north OF the
channel will extend thence, In the d.
poongaon Of the channel Of the Passac along the chan
mel towards the light house, I'LL the natural channel of the
ached beyond the present bar.
dredging be executed in what ~ known the
channel, three miles ferry the Passac
This point hour from Jersey CRY and from Newark
plank road by omnbuse passed several times
daily steamboats, between Newark and New York.
The substance comprising the bar Is almost entirely son black
mud very dredged Tho shores the channel to be
distant about me oyer6own every high tide,
and retention OF the dredged matter.
sealed proposals viii be received above for dredging by the
cubic the OF be removed from the bar the
furnish everything the execution OF the
work at his The dredging in all be done
win and such places be directed by OF
the government The ereayasd matter 10 be deposited such
about the above mentioned distance mie) the ad
aoe shores shall be Indicated by the The directions Of
shall oil regarding the execution Of The
be binding upon and hrs local agents.
will be made Of the work, based
the snmhr OF cubic yafds removed which
comparing the result with the condition OF The
the Of the work but work the
position q me required cut - directed b tne agent e uned
States Of Us specified dimensions, will be paid lr
the value the done will in all be
retained the hands Of until the whole
contracted for IL removed when the retained will be
paid the
Parer particulars may obtained BY addressing Lieut. NJ Har
son United Engineer, Office Of Major Dclshsd
JOSEPH G. TOTEM,
Breyet Brig. Gen and Col. Engineers.
To beinseed in the Union, fneligence and Republic Wash
prton National Democrat New York Newark Msrning
Eagle Newark Jersey week until the day Of
1885, copies continuing the advertisement
be transmitted TO the Engineer Department
lg-2awtlstlune
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Il mia avenue,
PRICE REDUCED-ADMIssION TWENTY FIVE CENTS
THE ORIGINAL VOYAGE DOWN THIS MISSISSIPPI
This magnificent painting the first and best Of panorama
been exhibited In this IN Philadelphia
der 10 all opportunity the price Of admission during
week will be d all Of the house Children
under 2l Doors evening att panorama
moves ut TX,
l3--dn
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OFFENSIVE Hoarding-House for Rsnt.-Ths two
brick houses recently occupied by Mrs Laura Reed
street, Idh street,
thorough repair,
satisfactory and immediate possession given application
f. auconeer side Pennsylvania avenue
10Th
Ap 3-dd