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AM now receiving the best lump COAL
Il from the Midlothian Pits which will deliver at
lS cents per bushel; Black Heath lump at 20 cents
per bushel, payable the 1st of January next Or
ders left at my Office 14th street, near Mayofs
Bridge, will be attended 10 promptly.
au 2-2w CHASTAIN FARRAR
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INDIA RUBBER COMBS.-Just re-
l. csived lot of India Rubber Long and Dressing
COMBS, which offer to the trade at manufacturers
prices GINTER L ALVEY,
au 10 16 Pearl street.
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SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINT
~ lNG.-With many thanks to those who have
heretofore patronized me, would give notice that
am still TO be found at my shop, on Bank Street.
where shall with pleasure endeaYor to execute, with
neatness and despatch, all work in my line that may
be favored with. My friends and the public generally
are hereby solicited to give call.
jy S-1m~ LEWIS L. MONTAGUE
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GARDEN AND PAVEMENT HOSE
~ fall supply, with Pipe and Couplings com.
pists. For sale by
sul6 WILLIAMS L BROTHER.
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M ORE DUCK COATS-NEW, HAND
AF1 SOME AND LIGHT--We have this morning
received by steamer Roanoke, another lot of those
handsome DUCK FROCKS for hot weather; also
large LOT OF paia and figured white DRILL PANTS;
white Marse!les VESTS, &c. The hot weather
Gcod5 are low coming in every week Call at No.
je p KEEN CHILFS & BALDWIN
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IATS AND BOOTS.-From fifteen to

aiC AMI Dull S.-T EOfN UILPpl TO
- twenty per cent saved by buying from J. III.
ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel Building, Richmond
Holeskin HATS, of best quality. S3 50
Do do second do...-.-............3 IS 90
Riap oeaVoE ID %
rashionaDe SILh Z ID
Fine calfskin sewed BOOTS, so
Congress Cater BOOTS. S.......................3 25
OPINION OF THE PREss-(From the Fincastle De-
mocrat April l, 1853. by the way, we would say
word for our friend, John II. Anthony, Columbian
Hotel Building to those going to Richmond, and
wanting on landing there, to brush up little Just
think of the finest kind OF HAT for So So and fine
calfskin sewed BOOTS for s. 50. He promises to do
this, and we know he can, for him do it.
NOTICE TO LADIES AND GENTLE
~ MEN, have now on hand the largest and
best assortment of BOOTS and SHOES, of good
quality, ever offered in this city selected by myself
expressly for retail, both of my manufacture and
the best Philadelphia make. Among my assortment
can be found something extra, to which would most
respectfully call the attention of all in want as they
viii be sold low, by ALEXANDER HILL,
Manufacturer and Dealer in Boots, Shoes
Trunks Carpet Bags Valices &c,
fe No III Main street, Richmond. Va.
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A CARD.-The subscriber respectfully
tenders his services to the citizens of Richmond
as a teacher of PIANO FORTE ndvOCALl MUSIC
instruction in both of these branches will be given
upon The most approved European method, and eve-
ry effort made to thorough proficiency on the
part of pupils entrusted to his care.
be Is permitted to refer to the following gentlemen
Rev. L. V. Moore, Mr.. Tazewell Morton, Mr.. John
D. Blair and Mr.. Jas. Woodhouse, with whom orders
for him may be left. CHS. L. PETICOLAS,
3-2awtSl5 Prof of Music
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NEW VOLUMES OF ENGLISH RE-

IN PORTS-J. w. RANDOLPH has for sale
essay upon his Philosophical and Theological Opir-r
ions. Edited by Professor Shedd, voIs-$7
Philosophy of Sir William Hamilton, arranged by-
o ID Wright-$150.
No. II Dickens Bleak House-12I cents
PsychomaDcy-Spirit Rappings and Table Tippings
Exposed, by Prot. Charles q. Page, NJ D-25 cents.
World, comprising winter passage across the Andes
to Chill, with visit to the Gold Regions of CalifoF
mia and Australia the South Sea Islands, Java &c-Sa
Vol. IA English Law Equity ReporsLs2 aus
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NEW AND INTERESTING BOOKS.

NEW MUSIC FOR THE PIANO AMI
~ g UITAR: Just received by HAROLD
MURRAY, Broad street
Rose of the Desert, from Gems of German Songs
by Spohr-l2ic.
oh Charming May, Ballad, Rodwell-25c
Wild Flowers do. Wallace--50c.
Oh While Adown Lfe's Stream We Glide, Hewitt
-l2lc.
Within Mile of Edinburgh, by Catharne Haye
Pie
Affection Polka, by M. Z. C.-l2ic.
The Jessamine Polka, by A. E. M-f21c
Merry Morn Waltz by Leninann--12le.
Logansport Waltz, by Davs-l2Ic.
West Point Dream Waltz-25c.
La Pssa6i,a, a Mexican National Air Song for Gui.
tar-i2lc
When the Moon on the Lake is Beaming-i2ic
Woods of Green Erin, Guitar-l2lc.
Whisper One Gentle Word. Guitar--i2fc
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DEWS FOR SALE-ThOse who desire to
Il purchase PEWS in ST James Church can do so
by applying to the subscriber.
H.. CHRISTIAN,
Jy 2S-2awts Treasurer of ST. James Church.
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I AND AND STOCK FOR SALE

- shall offer for sale publicly, on WEDNESDAY,
upon which formerly resided lying on the Three
Chopped Road, about6 miles from Richmond, adjein-
ing the lands of Richard ID. Philips George n Hop
kns and others 1t contains about sixty acres This
Land is well adapted to the cultivation of wheat corn
oats &C., and Is very susceptible of improvement
The most OF 1t is cleared and now in cultivation the
balance well wooded. At the same time | will sell
about 20 acres about miles farther up the road, ad
joining the lands of Miles Duval, James r. Franklin
COWS, &c.
Terms very accommodating, and made known on the
day of sale.
an
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CITY OF WASHINGTON TUESDAY MORNING OCTOBER 25 1853
PROPOSALS Son HATIoSs Son lssa.


QuAKTgKaAsTsa's OFsIoE, MARINE CoRrs,
Washington, October III, 1859.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received until
j. O'Clock M, Tuesday ths Io.h VI November next
furnishing United
stato 10
Portsmouth,, New Hampshire.
Chsnestovsn, Massachusetts.
Brooklyn, Long Island, New York.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Gosporl, Norfolk, Virginia
Pensacola, Florida, and
Washington, District OF Columbia.
Each ration consist Of quarter
three quarters o pound Of pork Of bread
made OF uperhnc -four superne flour option
the best New Orleans eight OF white beans,
four quarts Of pounds good hard
soap and one and half pounds Of good bard dipped ow
candles, each hundred raions.
The beef required shall delivered
officer OF each station either In bulk
shall consist Of the best choice
pork 10 be No. pork aud the
quality Of the kinds named, subject TO inspection.
No bid viii be entertained
surenes kaown TO this ONCE, certified by official
4
To be endorsed "Poposais year s54o
DC. .a
The Patriot Concord New Hampshire Morning Daily
Argus New York Brooklyn Eagle Brooklyn, New Penn
sylvanian and Evening Argus Phadephx; Times Baoc Mary
land Argus Norfolk, virginai obe Portsmouth, Virginia
Democrat, Pensacola, Flordas aud City, Augustine
Florida, will above week.
the account accompanied by the
this office for payment
Oct I2-eodtl5hNov
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L. LEWs attorney al Of deeds for tgaia
~. Dtstct Of Columbia general agent
collect all claims The especially pensions
Of all kinds increass OF aud sveaded ciaims.
To widows who receiving ess their husbands did snder
the acts Of lss and 1884, he will the paid
o hnsbaada
To the widows OF those ocer and soldiers who on
from pensions by marrying after s he viii pensions for
ife under the OF February, 1854
To widows eajoyng hve
half under the OF Juy 1895 July sts and February es
he viii continuance Of said hspsy for fire.
under the cf February, 1883
All sailors who OF California and
Merco om ls<6 ,2 and Arctic expedition,
titled pay.
fees in all moderate and charge in Of the
widow and orphan unless succe essfnI.
He in Washington and
Of business various
hereof will afford him facilities in the collection Of all
claims.
respectfully refers the and members Of
Congress from Virgins and Teras. Address.
4. l.. LEWIS,
DC, -eeoddscp washington, b. G.
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rENKsYLvAsIA COLLE0E.

Fi.tA Street, tslO~ Locust, Philadelphia.
THE lectures Monday
October io, and be continued without
ist Of March ensuing.
Ibe hcuty folowss
PLncipies and Practice OF Medicno William Dauach M d.
Obstetrics and Diseases of Women Children by John
bank, n. ID. = 80 80
Maera Medes and Therapeutics BY Henry Patterson M d.
fnncipies and Practice OF Surgery by David Gilbert
Medical Chemistry and Pharmacy; John J. Reese, M
Anatomy; by j. M Alien, M b.
Institutes Of Medicine by Francis G. Smith, NJ. ID.
VIM H. Gsbrecht, NJ. d., DenoDstrator Of Anatomy
Clinical MedicRc and Surgery, College BY
Professors DarIach and Gilbert
pa BY the Physicians
the latter furnished
The faculty The commencement will be held early
Fees; Maculsion, lpad ony 81 each Professor,
The Dissscng Rooms opened September under the
direction OF the Professor Of Anatomy
JOHN J. REESE, n. D.,
Registrar.
Sept l3--Iaw4is No I22 South Ninth At
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which VIII be paid BY by
The COUNTRY PAPER published during the
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L. w soh ohool Cumberland Unsverssty at Lebanon.
FACULTY Hon Abraham Camtber late one Of the circuit
+ judges of Tennessee.
late Of the Of the
OF Tennessee.
Hon Brornned L. Ridley
Green dew their whole exclusively
TO the school.
fnftor-l. Daily examinations of each class
regular Of but explanations Of the
daily Lesson N progress OF examinations.
Weekly and equity, which
Of facts given by
all
uructc~ The prepare
and NIL Of documents bs read
Of the taken by appeal
which held monthly in the and
public Of session The students act clerks sher
and ohanceors, and IN other official
pae eies connected with the,r suits
session the third Monday
,ember apd Thursday February The
succeeding Monday an February and ends second
Thursday in July. -. !
~ boarding $50
which can be had in Lebanon bookstores.
complete the unless the
No study required for ID
regular classes Students
any lime during he cosice'ate year.
Number of students collegiate year eighty six
Feb II--eoiy President Board Of Trustees
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GREAT FALLS MAsUFACTURiNo COMPANY-ln
Of assembly Of Virginia
copos. Great fal Manufacturing Company passed May
hereby by the undersigned, commissioners
The OF the said
Great Pals Manufacturing Company will be opened Saturday,
viii
oc,ot~r 18Th day Of October Inclusive from the
10 O'Clock, Of O'Clock, the said
days the places and under the direction Of the following
Clerks Once, Fairfax Court house Henry w. Thomas
Hall Nelsop, Alfred Moss, Bcngmin Thornton
Gsby Joshua e. Gunne o. w. Hunt, Richard H.
Cockeriis, John r. CMpent-s-
aDda, Virginia the Bank Of the Old Dominion Inssus ~
Lee William smith, James Mckenzie, A. Sidney Tebs, George
w. h. Ramssy, Edward saDrster
VIM r. South Lowell the Great Fss
bo Ap O. Jones James Cromhie John Gunne
sydsey webb, Janrc. sherman, John w Wells Spencer
BAH, Richard Hirst Irs Williams and John Turner
Washington d. Banking House Corcoran Riggs
Wm. w Corcorsn John W. Maury and John Carroll Brent
d. c. the Of DR.. o. NJ Linticum o.
jeremiah " NJ Linhicum and John King
Rockville Maryland Clerks oHicc Of Montgomery
yi Hcnning Thompson, of r. Richard j. Bowie John
w. Anderson, John L. Duhie, and John Draddoek.
THOS AP &. JONES,
HALL NELSON,
THOMAS X. LOVE,
M. BALL,
Sep 97-anwusboe Commissioners.
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NEW GOODS, NEW GOODA.-WM II. STANFORD
merchant acr side II Pennsylvania under GaAs
Hotel has the North, and
,tock o English Toods such clots
cssmercs and vesnRs and mportatior a of
which he will fashionable
short notice and ~ HE possible for cash.
tus on inf He would opportunity 10 his
css usns 10 h snds and public ot their liberal
heses"f" bestowed olcs and
~ the All with
srd despatch.
furnishing goods
Hep U-aawTgAEsnf
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4 ". THOMPSON. Merchant Taller, having removed
~ BALTIMORE would 'ssds and the pshc
~stsbshmentf No. lVa between st.
charles, Samuel Isth
cutev where he has splendid assortment n cloths,
and vest,ne which he will ahe N order for the low
pos.bis prices, and in hs usua style o elegance
sep 97-so4wsnf
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nECrDED BAHGAINs-In the articles below named va are
IL prepared offer great bargains
pieces all qualities, various uades
linen b
diapers damssks linen sheetng and towel
tnss n styles, widths and qualities
large lot Of linen sheetngs and pillow case linens, all
widths
leo dozen dsmask napkins and doyes.
should fail 10 examine stock
IS dozen ladies' kid gloves and black net mits
400 pieces res Welsh and American hanneis
50 pair. superior blankets, aiso crib blankets
OF the best brands
All kinds Of mosrnina goods in great variety
French mertnos, all shades
mn all shades
20 pieces black silks OF the best brands
70 pieces plaid silks, very rich and cheap
80 pieces Highland pad- for childreni wear
case long shaws, patterns
black French cloths and cssssmeres
100 pieces low priced mousscIines, new patterns
10 pieces plain and rich figured josie hannes
large of all kinds Of domestic dry goods
found well dry goods
se removing
our new room, which |. nearly ready
Terms cash, unless arranged to the contrary.
caees FERRY 4 BROTHER,
Dermous Dudng,s
sepN Opposite Centre Market
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NEW AND ELEGANT STOCK OF FALL GOODn.-
opening and varied ock Of fancy
dry goods which selected with great care and
from the latest importatons
We deem unnecessary 20 attempt 70 enumera'e The various
articles which embraces but would avc the
call examine m themselves
before buying elsewhere desmscd 10 osr great bar
gains.
articles sod sssbshmes, warranted
MAXWELL, SEARS, COLLEY,
Pcnnsyvsns avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets
7--St~o6
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los H. ADAMS, Jr, b Co, having been recently
poy of government ser years practical
hence Ia The prepared plans,
and buildings
parties intending 10 build.
Persons desiring build houses internally
aud wishing combine good eeoloay utility
md II 10 their interest 70 exsnine their plans
They viii furnish draugb copies plans every
win niofnaon connected with their profession
that may be Obtained fron the departments.
They will also particular preparing plans
specifications of patents
I'm
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WORE a. 9ALLA9HER. Iron Fcm~dsss s~d Man"-
III sc,us OF Railing, Ridge sad
Broad street. Piadphia order railing r cemeteries
balconies public aud g,nnds sc Aeo ~ Kinds Of ona
mental . . q
~ would respectfully invite the attention ~ he c,hrrns
Warrington enclosing the lafayette
SQUARE IN this city Specimen drawings sent 70 persons DESTROYS Of
mating selection.
Oct 1-eo4uos
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a sA~1 The steamer osCEoLA viii, the 2sb sepsm
E2vAeASe ber running regularly 70 The above
place leaving Washington every SUNDAY, Al
O'Clock, returning, Tuesday, AT
O'Clock, p N.
She win touch regularly going returning at Lconsrdfown 81
Mays River Cone landing the
Potomac for signals or 10 land
Passage and freight a he usual rates.
Sept al-eodn Captain
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NEW ARRIVAL or Fall and Winter Goods.-The sub
generally a hsy hays us. received from New York
gsa, Judgment and At
~ G low pes that @ feel confident please
saumsrs,e
40 do do dark brocade, for walking dresses
IS pieces fine neat and large plaids prices ranging from rs
% pieces fine white and gt. broeade do for
DO DARK s,ossds embracing he most choice .haas.
30 as sas q asSa ssss se.
70 40 black gro ae kline and Pout Dc soie very fine and
70 pieces plaid popin., cheap e, bought !. .ne.on
another auction bargain
pieces black .atn IN Turk and Turk Ottoman satins
do very black silks ##H
30 do handsome Bayaderc silk robes, only article
Plum, nsu'.d, striped swi.. and T.rlson muslin.
% light and dark M French ms,iao. ssai bargain:
20 do light and dark plain mousssincs
SO plain mousseines, designs
40 do figured mousssines and Cashmere de Cosse
~, 20 do DO DO DO . a w1s 9ss =. asL reduced price. ,,,.,
as do do plaid raw silks, in high coiors
80 5 and ,.s wSo ,s ss e,
10 do cloth plaids for boys
IN BLACK GOODS
10 pieces Lupn's best black bombasins
" 90 medium med Ga prices s,es very me n.s quality
Nao DO very do o's A DO from from ssu sax 20 s7x cent.
50 do do do = TO 50 cents, something for
lopieces black French merinos cashmeres.
10 % fine n.1 and medium med BLACK mous.snes ali wool
20 do low prices, from lax to 25 cents
10 do hne black French merinos
10 do fine medium French and Paramela cloths
10 DO fine black Gro de Rhine Pou de Sole shades
Bile for mourning
25 pieces neat, figured and plain cnlicocs
Black love wells and handkcrchefs
Collars, ehemse,s, sleeves, silk and Kid gloves
Silk and cotton hosiery
English and Italian grapes and bordered handkerchefs
IN LINEN GOODS
10 pieces superior and 10 table damasks
10 from 576 GAY per yard
do Huekaback toweiing all pure linen
30 do fine Scotch and Scotch bird eye do
50 do real scotch and German, warranted pure
100 dozen damask napkins from 81 80 10 d3 So dozen
40 do very fine bird-e eye
100 do fine Scotch
800 Russia, all linen and low price
rs do colorcd- -bordered towels and doyies
Doyiies, crash, German roll and Tickesberg
5 pieces pillow and linen sheeinEs
10 rounds fine Irish linens all pure RchsIdsons and Bsckies
best makes
S cases fine shifting co,ons, good and durable
do 5, 10, and IA cotton sheetings
Fine blue, black, and fancy cloths
Fine black and fancy cAsaimeres
Fine satin, silk, piurh, and velvet vcsings
BLACK and fancy silk cravatH and neck ties
Silk and wooIen undershirts and drawers
Ladies silk and merins
25 beautiful Parsan cloaks
10 very superior long cashmere shawis
40 long and square, medium quality
IS printed, embroidered, and plain Thibet do
10 very richly embroidered Grape shawis
40 very plain and embroidered do
$50 fine bay State and Waterloo plaid long do
Black and coioed Manliia veives
Various shades OF cloth cioakins
20 pieces plain and printed josey fanneis
And every kind Of goods usually kept our line
We most earnestly solicit call from all who are search
goods make quick sales and small prof
it's MAGRUDER K CALVERT.
oct 4-3taw2w
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NEW THING ENTIRELY.-The mes, astonishing per

a n@ " AnANN ANIAAANLn-lhc NEST astonishing
fomanee heard of Barrels fkns, and all
cooper work made and finished without defect tight
smooth Me enough 70 varnish, entirely by machinery.
The timber taken the bolt, following,
and uuh ths uniform
IN and outside uniform
strength o each fully tested the eask Is howeIed chamnred
Grouse cut heads turned the hopping
process IN perfect complete and superior hn thai
we challenge the world produce the and
from two hundred three hundred
this process all casks be made from the smallest
10 c cask general all Of which
ranted 20 hold the subtle uid packing
any description Of goods In ac the machinery
imperfect article the fault eIcusrsiy
Persons dssous Of purchasing the right this machinery
the States of Vrgns Maryland Kentucky Missouri
hall Of Pennyvania obtain information
patentce. ALLAN POLLOCK.
Oct I5-eodlm
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NARPETING, Floor OiIcIoths. Cnrtain Materials,
scThe uoscrbeIs respectfully invite the of house
Upon aseo%%odsans ,s1s, ss Ess'
psfsi sassas sA
90 n.u.ss. and pss ysiss stat, DC s.pe,n.
1900 1000 q ds super s ,ss i.Iss Il e'y saesins
5000 do medium and low priced earpe.ins
90 90 e. iS Sps ss"sie sss iS % s.,,s a,r..
800 do printed stair drugses
$40 do narrow oieloth.. for steps
osheets styles floor ocohs, which will be cut to fit
any size and shaped hall or passage
$50 sheets A. 54, o., 7s, 81 and la4 oico'hs, low
1880 yards best quality cocoa maaings
l5O tuited rugs, assortsd sizes qualities
$50 yards German furniture oiIcloths, &c.
CURTAIN MATERIALS AND FIXTURES, SUCH AS
Wosed damasks, double widths, ali colors
Union dnnasks, new styles aud very rich
White and buff shnde linens, with suitable fixtures
Very rich muslin curlains in sets
Embroidered curtain muslins, per yard
Brass window cornices, with fixtures
Curtain Curtain gimp: q a width. and eolon
Together with full assortment of bed blankets
Dsmask liable cloths, dasask napkins
Damask and diaper towels and towellng
Oct ss,awaxp a:s sas Piano covers &C. uooE BROTHER CO.
New Goods, New store.
0oNN BROTHER have opened large and handsome
stock Of house goods the Of Ninth and
They hl.ed The
handsome rooms,
for furnishing house complete Persons furnishing
sued finding goods cheap found
with great saving of me trouble and veIaton dealing
Paror of2 sofas chairs handsome
chafs Of rosewood mahogany, and walnut, covered
brocael plush, hair CLOTH white,
suit the taste OF purchasers
Chamber sets, consisting washsink
bureau, wardrobe and painted in coors Of solid
wood, Of oak, walnut, aud mahogany
Also detached pieces all kinds Of fnniture bed,
mirrors, plated goods, China glass; and erocker
wood and Japanned cutlery, &c in fact for parlor
chamber, dining room hall, k,chen you viii find all
particulars you catalogues comprise
list Of every kind Of goods keep.
call from those goods line invited and they
Of finding dealing
doors Psnnsylvania
tees,ory building granite 'front.' and known Gideons
building
IN DoNN BRO. cid store, Pennsylvania
enue, between 10th and llth
Oct ll-eot2w
SHAWLs.
WE have the following shn~is which
w the best stock in the District'
rs Waterloo long shawist
Bay mills long shlws
II Wsereu long shawis
$50 al-wooi shswis
rs white and coiored shawls
Is cashmere shat
~ long aud brocha shswls
- various styles OF mourning shawls
To whole OF which particular attention Of pur
chasers.
YERBY, TEBBs, h YERBY,
Oct e-7uf Corner Penn. avenue and TIN street.
- BUST, Nnrserynaan, Darby Road, PhiIade lphia,
n fruit and
psn foreign popagacd
from garden and lower eds The stock The most comPete
and in the mos perfect order
SEED WAREHOUSE,
Oct l5-d6t VI Chestnut street, Phsdeipha
-
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General Agency.
TAYLOR COLLINS viii prosecute
l. against before
bounty lands
pay They buying and selling estate, the
renting ssd collecting They will
furnish distance with such inosmstion
government will he moderate.
Ofce Immediately opposite winders Building wash
ne,ou, d. O.
Hon. James G Dchbin, Secretary of the Navy.
Hon. jefferson Davis, Secretary of War.
Nicholas CaIIan, President Board Common Concd.
Gen John N. McCslls, Attorney al Law.
James II. Csustn, esq.
w. @. R-ddAii, stais Department
Sept 2S-duhcp
NJ A. Tyson Sisters Seminary for Young Ladies',
street, Twesfuh and Thirtse NTH, Wssh-
tntOn, -. g.. for boarding and day pwptis
THE opened Me
s~r,enber Term. quarter, department. si2
Junior $40, rmay s. Drawing 81 French, BY Prsh Rant
si3I Music, sl2 10 SIS .
Pupils either permanently weekly At 10 and 81 dol
s For further particulars see circulars al me Pnei
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