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CarpenferIng and Joiaering.

CarpeRiering aud Joiaering.
FTNHE Subscriber returns his most sincere hanks
u 10 the citizens OF CharleSiown and neighbor-
hoc3 Tot The liberal patronage he has received in
The last i've years; and hopes 10 merit 4 eoniin0-
We q The same He IS always ready 10 execute
intetct1ee shortest notice. and will make il his
\ 3 He haSl,sthe times 10 his prices
menF, Snn n - :xer Of Draughiing IR<irU-
Assas.ss,ets e : himself acquainted VITA
M ~, ~ - Draukht and give
- ~ '-.., ,,isrs work IN wood
me shortest notice. Always hand>p,ial ior-
I y,rious sixrs fof windows. ~ a.
-srhnSe wishing 80 patFpnize him will addreSsn~
through the mail, g VERBALLY a cfatiesioHn-
49, nj ot1ers shall be strictly amended 70, Al
-..s.sss-sl satisfaction given IL. e
genera WM. A. suDDITH.
,x.,Sh a. iaas--tg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-12-08
mo TIE MEDICAL FACULTY.

TIME subscriber has just received full supply
L. ol Theniass Paleat Mechanical Lecehes,
-Guhpiag GLASSES, Breas; Glasses, Eye and Ear
Gissses, Dental Iseches. sc.
Ihsse instruments are on a new and simple
plah ard b shy recommended by The Medical
Fasnliy III New leEk aud Philadelphia
IsSr sait 81 JOHN LEADBEAFER
slexandfia, Jaly 81, fa53. Fairfax street.
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49,. -aef
HNliE subscriber after 20 yearsexp cfienee in the
~ FIfsICitics afs Earnpt. woud.intofm CiTizehs
satSlfangers, wha are III want d good Waleb
skal for qgaits Of Workmanship, his WalcAes defy
a. competition. having tacltties ior oAiainiAss
FfA r. 4 0RD0N IFA T.CiH e S
Nhish few ia this Country passeSs being pfi s3Hat,
~ acquainted with the mnStlemineri i.onsian Maa-
ufsctpFers. j ALEXANDER
& kaste n = M Efftnefs RaR4i Ef&ks tSr Lsud9n,
Slime Witches and gewelrY repaired property.
lkll london Watches sold at}his L. ,ah!i4 hmeni,
Warranted Free OF Cost Tor F9ar kcaTs.
AFchrnaIY 10. lsa3.-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-12-08
MeVeigh & Chamberlain, II
/! WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Produce and fOnnis ion Merchants,
PRIVCE SIRE9T U'H4RF.
AieTrndrta, IA,

.i'~- ~
gTAvE the pleasure g8 = 15nake known to tteir
4. 4 customers and dealers generally the arrival
eithrir FALL STOCK, purchased directly ofiihe
lsprfers in New York and Boston. and consisting
Il Dstt Is folinws-
l52 lals- \; c Q. r Rieo and Cuba Sugar.
- boxes Double Refined Loaf do
i15 bbis. Crushed aad PulyeriEed do
60 . Granulaied do 7
10 hhds rrniaad, carlenas, Isfpscovalo and Sugar
house MoaSSes,
l9j bhs. n o. and Suglr-house Syrup.
30 bags Green Rio, Maricaiho. Lagqira erd sTa.
+ na Coffee.
lAakscsz oil r,siiesC:oy's. Jsr7d s-.cusa do
From lsng experience and easeinl selection they Rfe
pared 10 ~er the largest and most deriTa bic stick
oil recently imported YEiS that has been oief-
"a n this arlef IL which the attention Of purchasfrs
+ particularly requested They enamera,e the fPl.
lowing variety, viz-
lI5chests and half chests Extla Gump. Tea
- :. Imperial and Hyson do
IS :. pouchoug-in great variety do
lG0l" GuSP, Imperial and Y. Hyson--
mcdiumymlity DO
q tierces freSa heal Rice,
gl bags Grain Pepper,
n Pimsnto,
10 mats Cinnamon, II
ia boxes Gros4ad Pepper and Ginger,
AZ bags Race, ~
2.iih> Mace,
sd lbs. NltmcgS-No. J.
III boxes CASTLE Toilet and variegated bar Soaps
/. a21 n! Dark and Pale Rosia do
10 20 PIPES
Sod Mould Candles, \.
I5qt Sperm aud Adanantine do.
ir# Their attention has been moro p7rtcu,arly gis
On N the selection OF their stock OF TOBACCO abb
SEGfflS than usual. aud it will be found on examu-
li0D tquii "a VARIETY 10 any ID lHiS market They H.
siic Atieaion 70 the following brands and qualities as
consTsiAg portion OF iheiIsiqck viz - III
75iboxes Cobb, Saunders, Campbell aud Virginia
:, Leaf CIyenslsh Tobacco.
g50b boxes Is, Ss-and rs AyIes. Taylor and other
brands do
100 boxes medium grades and brands do. III
5000 Principe, Eldorado, taba and tOsher choice
brands n segars.
5UuQO half.SpaniSh and Cetnnch do
10 boxes GIrTet's No Scotch snuG.
60 1ar> scented RaPpee -ii do
j ; thls Bladder do
: i5O boxes $40 and Io~i2 V-iadow Class.
20 casks sun. carb. Soda,
9 4 SalSErstus,
90 Bales Wrspping Twine,
!. s. coils Flax aud Jlte Rope
SO doz. Cotton Plow Lines,
$50 4 Painted Palss, 4
80 . Corn Brooms
Is boxes and half boxes Raisins
. bales son Shelled Almonds
20 !. FlbeFtS,
Y Il, hblS Pecan Nuts,
iSe0 Ieams WnIpng Paper, II
'I5D = Doa5se do
$50 RnledCap and Letter do Ii
LES boxes Fresh Mustard.
100 : Indgo-No. J.
- g Macearoni, II
- /, Chocolate and Cocoa.
IEJ- 30 casks Old Ma'eira WINE
!, 30 pale sud brown Sherry do
% a. Old Port do H
IS . Sweet Malaga do
% White Cooking do
IS baskets Champagne, state, Anchor, and 9th
chace brands,
20 tierees pure Cider Vinegar.
I. Esy- III tie selection and purchase of fhe above
thy nave been influenced nv the incfeased faeili-
ties Of transportation via Rail Road and Canal
aad have geeally enlarged their supplies 10 meet
tie Increased demand, and asEthe larger pTopof-
iioa Of their stock was purchased before The late
F..tI.. .if-- --,a
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FER chRice brands,
90 ticrces pure cider Vinegar.

E5sy- III the selection and purchase of Tie above
tliey nave been Influenced nv The incfeased faeili
ties Of transportation via Rail Road and Canal
aad have gaealy enlarged their supplies 10 meet
the Increased demand, and asGthe larger pIopof-
,ioa Of their stock was purchased before The late
ardaecS they are fully prepared To ofier as great
inducements as can be found in any Of the Northern
CITIES
tS- An examination from az in search Of bar
gasas IS respectfully soliciIed
McvEiGH & CHAMBERLAIN.
Septernher - 1853.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-12-08

GMankind are{nsre what they are made
by their fellows than by nature. The wolf
is feroeious, becaGss hunted from whelp !;
the snake turns upon yeu, because you dis
turb aAd pursue ii the child grows surly,
because unjustly cpercsa but, above all,
man becomes unjust and cruel, because pur-
sued with cruelty and iajustice By his Lrsih
er nan
n-Said one 10 ID agsf friend. Il -
letter frsm distans. contemporaries the ON,
or day who inquired Is ~ were IN the , ,.,as
Of SHELVING. 1Ns7 replied the ssans
venerable man, : but am Eesns
Tins world is alone thss.Yfo ,;v. -
and the eterna nal Is.saisn bad her pocket
aiities s:-.-s ieaflng TIE church, On
l-acd could net End tlls 80 ;,.o.
} sut y seems the dsvii did : I" peg
10 An editor il Texas !. 49,. 7
naking the 4thsf JULY I We. III ~. y lasor :
=
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-12-08

TiT ron TAT,-TheFyoung ladies Of Bloominetor,
IN, recently held meeting, and resolved 10 have
nothing 10 do whaleyer with any y6ang man Nhe
induiges in the use Of ihtsxieatngI Iieuors Wfefs-
upon the young lords oil that part of'creation.
Resolved, That we will not 'counenanee' any
yonng lady who doesno 'countenance' US
Resolved, That We viii do our u.msst tozpus
down the ce-c cream saIoons, and burst the sod
fountain and1hat il becomes US hereafter, u d.
tend church solitary and alone and thai while Eeye
We will look towards the altar az worship, ins,e3d
OF across the aislsJ .s
Resolved. That we will ride The young ladieseht
n more, and shall therefore, hereafter discouate-
name all livery stables, railroads, and wheelsat
rows.
That We will moi leounfenanee any fellow vAs
violates the above resolutions, II be wants siti
ever 50 bad.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-12-08
A MODEL. Dun.

Pennsylvania Yankee publishes the following AZ
reFtsement the boy les,ewn Intellgencer. Wsssry
it without charge
TO MONEY LENDERS AND LAT5R9
II want to pay my debts, and the only means exA
devise get money without suing, have resolved
expose public sale at the Court House, Tusdsy
the second week court, (waen there will be good
many politicians about,) large number Of UnseyteA
Book Accounts and the like number pf Notes Of vaoas
dates AND amounts. Many Of them az anst young
who good clothes, drive fast horses, aud spay
particular attention to the ladies aud Of a,e A
No. I. Some against who think they dosyou IA
II they buy your goods and neverpay for themh
are No 2. Some against men who promise 10 pay %
morrow. They not quite coed. But full and
complete eaalogueNe the names dates, and amosns.
will be distributed on.the day Of sale Conditions csh-
r. TH0RNToE.,
n. B.-The above accounts will pc open for ssytls-
IL Anu q a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-12-08

sl-There are IL are mysteries connected with
election returns than are dreamed 81 in the phi loso
ply OF honest country people. The purify Of lha
elective franchise is not always up 10 The standard
which C psar SET for his vile At The late election
ia New Orleans, notwithstanding ever iU000 had
died OF the Epidemic within few months, and fforh
1000 10 5000 of the resident citizens were still AZ
sent. The vote exceeded BY nearly 5000 The highest
vote ever cast on former occasionsl The questiea
naturally arises w here did these 1000 votes
from ~ Did the diseTpbodied splits Of yellow
Jacks" pliye mysteriousy dsithem, or did
the inspectors Of the election accidentally mix 10
half bnshelof unvGted tickets in The counting ~
Have the Paguemine politicians of ~ moved up
to the city2 IL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-12-08
ALExANDRIA. sEPrEMsER. LES.
Wells A. Harper & Co.,
H'hoiesals Dealers IN
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c.,

Hare tie pleasure 10 dHao4ace q elr eus0nlers a.
oisey dealers ne aryiset Of their FALL (.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-12-08

f-zY-It is said by democratic contemporary, thAf
the Pscfic Railroad scheme will be presented 10
Congress in every possible shape and variety. We
are somewhat soictous 70 see in what seshape' sh6
President will put his call OF The attention Of Cin-
gress. 10 this important measure. The democratic
party OF he Union is divided or the question, and
we shall await with some degree Of curiosity the
forthcoming Of the annual Message. From ,hD
history of the past line OF policy On The part of TN
President. we think tits more than probably tl;at
he will recommend the scheme IN enc part of bis
message and repudiate il in another. BY this
means he will be>ensbed to meet the various We've
and wishes e both divisions and advance his greas
work Of party consolidation hfgtstsr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-12-08

1Q0R CASES AND CARTOONS Of The
lOOO various description Of goods il heir
iine, all Of which were purchased direct of the
MznafactHyeysia Ne1r England, under the most IA
yprable circumstances and consisting in part as
follows viz:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-12-08

IHl hHs. n Q. and Suglr-houHe SYRUP,
80 bags Green Rio, Maricaiho. Lagpira srd Ma.
na Coaes
From lsne experience and easelri selection they hfe
pared 10 -fer the largest and derira bic stick
oil recently imported YEiS that has been oief-
"a n This maref IL which the attention OF puEchastrs
= Rirtieularly requested They enumerate the fPl.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-12-08
The London Watch and Jc Eeiry
ST Q =; II,

= 10 Light Street.. Fo'H Doors ffem Rgi3ijsore s.
/ UPPosite tie Fountain Hog, 4j4.iimprs.
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DE 4, known and made manifest whom, 1,
Land once Of Inc United states Washington ey o.
lowing Lind issued BY he register Of The Virginia land Of
Ss "a M apar 70, ,hs oaee and soldier. q the
enee ni,aIy warrant sa5 500
aces. sally Pence, Ray couniy and john and Al
Of HARRISON county, Thomas c. Marina c. and William L. Light
bune u Scot county and Richard r g,bume Of Jefferson
Land once exchange military warrant $780, ITO a6
acres issued september 2 e an e name OF The Aforesaid ALVIN
Once exchange military Mo- sas for 4i4 e q
Wsi "as' 0sp''"'s' - 1912 u inc name 4'''''a '
Land exchange military warrant 57 las 4az
September 40 isa5 in the OF the aforesaid Richard
ms, yns waa uu a o or psesmSer ss
George w Hardin OF Bioomng,on Monroe county
The warrants were issued
three by Richard ghburne eatenan IN The
Virginia during the Of the revolutions and n favor Of
their assignee Of wanants numbered 5s3 and % 30 - -
The numbered 627 $685. $50 $780, and
53 duplicate issued for original warrant No
Issued in the Of the Lieutenant hch
ard Lrhhure June S ss for 2o6s aees which original war
Land ce duplicate warrant No 247 for 100 acres issued
Aft Joshua Tusses Decen
veins Continental ine and was Lost or destroyed one hull
f @ s on Ss Sesas @ sy J"n is y asn %
county, Indiana his wife, Sarah Ha the sole heir alaw
Land exchange military aas, for 100 acres, is
II, 1885, The George W Hardin assignee
George Buter, who OF Denina Fisher Polly ked
dh Elizabeth scoheld Nancy BREWER Samuel w Buuer
cate, issued part original 4o4,
of John Butler April 2s 1888 in consideration of his revolutionary
State line and which original warrant No 46 lost de-
have application
Once the United states obtain land Scrip under The provision
warrants. GEORGE w. HARDIN,
For himself and the before named he.
Of Lieut. Richard Lighburne.
BLOOMINGTON, Monroe county, State Of Indiana,
Nov 24-law3m
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stewardship, Believing il will meet your approval. |
shall stand on the floor OF The national as
we stood in is4S-hat dark and gloomy period of our
party ofganlzaton when every patriot tcmbed for the
fate OF the UDion when despols exued in The hope Of
its speedy dsmenbermen-on the broad platform of the
federal constitution and all It's compromises; believing
that that constitution will be sufficient for the future as
il has been in the past for the perpeuy and prosperity
OF our glorious Union, aud determined so far as any
agency OF mine is concerned TO resist any attempt 10
force upon the country another sectional issue as danger
10 the preservation of the Union and the harmony
and prosperity OF the States.
The General concluded amids, loud applause
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United states Patent once,

"
IN pelon =. lon Of Salem, 10 the county
Jersey, formerly Of Mashug Ohio,
granted TO him the 18Th
day Of January s% which Improvements were added the
l6 machines
sheina
patent place 18th day Of Junuay eighteen
hundred md hAy four
4. ordered the sad petition be besrd at tho Patent ocs
Saturday, the 18th day Of January next nj ~ O'Clock
why said pei,iion ought no, 10 be granted.
opposing extension required file in the
oc, their objections, specially set forth In writing At least
days before day of hearings all testimony hled by either party
Al said hearing be and
oodancs with the rules Of the Once, which viii be furnished
plicstiou
Ordered be published in the Union Nsous
lntssencrr and EvcenR Washington D. CT Fennsyvsnan
Phiadephs, Pal Evening Post and Scientific American, New
YORK. VI Boston rost Boston, Mass. Patriot, Concord New
Hamp<'fe, and Enqoer CINCINNATI Ohio
successive weeks previous the ih day Of January NEXT
.t &. MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
EaisVs Of thc shove will csse copy and
bills 10 me farnt once with containing this notice.
Nov l3-lsv3w
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m,
Tennessee.
FACULTY Hon. Abraham Caruners, Of the crcui,
L. Judges OF Tennessee.
Hon Nathan Green Of the udges the supreme
Of Tennessee.
Hon Romhed H. Ridley, the casncoors of the State
Judges Carphs Green dew their whols time exclusively
TO the school
Plan of nstfonl. Daily examinations of each class
tek books No regular OF lectures but explanations Of the
nsy lessons IN the progress of tho examinations.
a. Weekly which
dents n
so and The
practce The framed Them
deeds Wills records read
dence IN the taken by appeal
supreme which held monthly the and
public At the cod ~
f jurors circuit judges and csncsors and in other ocisl
paches connected with their
ssssionThe first the third Monday in Sep
'emeer and ends third Thus.day In February The second
ence The succeeding Monday February and ends second
Thursday In July.
Erpen per scssior-uiton fec ESQ In advances contingent
zee boarding
which can b. had n Lebanon
-Four sessions required complete the unisr the
dents enter advanced class No study required for sd
miss0n There four regular classes Students
any time during the collegiate year.
There - legislature connected with the school
Nunber Of students collegiate eighty sir.
Fhll-eciy President Board Of Trustees
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AGENCY.

L. LEWIS attorney law, deeds for Virginia
y. Of Columbia, and general agent,
collect all claims the general especially
all knds OF pensions, and suspended claims
To widows who receiving husbands did
Of 1928 1884, he will guaranty
o their husbands.
To widows OF those occrs and soldiers who
from marrying tcr 1900 hs will
Hfs under the act Of February, 1883
widows who have enjoying
July 1886 july Isie and February
guaranty continuance OF said half for
under Of February, 1853.
All sailors who served the OF California
from 1886 1852 and in the late Arctic expedition
titled 10 extra
moderate, charge the
widow and orphan unless successfu
himself his long residence in Washington and
business the
hereof will afford him facilities in the collection Of all
claims.
he respectfully refers the senators and members of
Congress from Virginia and Texas. Address,
&. l. LEWIS,
Oct I6-6ieoddhcp Washington, ID. G.
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's nsme ofno upon BOOKS, ubes "a
payment oi the subscription be made In advances.
Distant subscribers money BY letter. rosssse
which viii be paid assumed by in
transmission.
sons Of Congress, and semi weekly during the recess
Subscriptions ox period ess year viii DC received o.
terms prorortioned TO the above annual
QS PosrMAsTERs act a. our ayrn. and ~
sending DAILY subscribers with ESQ enclosed or NV.
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers, with SIS enelcsed uvs WEEKLY
subscribers win SO eneioed will be entitled copy
saine edition they us subscribers gratis
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". 27 Baltimore Baltimore Maryland The oeenshe
place the reach OF individuals
obtaining thorough and practical mercantile educa
here obtain more correct knowledge Of
In fev weeks than be acquired
mar years n any counting house
study embraces doubeeny book keeping, and it's
trade Mercan
tile calculations taught according 10 the most approved methods
Practical penmsnbp, combining rspd OF execution with beauty
Of mercantile law,
beside other points for
The
Cor from i've TO eight ~coks
lend bo, Sy and evening stated
and diploma. rrsdnss For sc
and have q circular forwarded by ma
Nov 1l-lydhcp
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III The complete
and wef residences Washington.
situated Of the leading pubic OF the and dis
about Capitol,
from a agnhcent building
considersbie portion city
The house Of
store. hg with back building eighteen feet by
veghts IN the of which
and The stahe further
stalls rpacions o carriage space
The comprising nearly
handsomely laid lawn garden,
shade the collection
fruit shrubs, vines, and plants latter
In main story Of tho rooms with two spa
cous halls,
of winch eighteen twenty feet In
the bathroom water oIose
supplied above.
In third attic FIVE good rooms. under abo,
half the building and dry cellars
and in house,
the pleasantly upon rstdsu
and the north agreeable grounds
IN that direction
regarding sale
which will accommodating be had application IN.
subscriber and ID Washington
Nov II-co3w ID. A. HALL.
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nR WATKINS intends TO deliver familiar ascour.es
Aasaaee with occasional critical various authors
who have Wsilseo On the subject
The viii sir Discourse the first Of which being
ntrodueto comprise Of the history England
ard critical exaanaon OF the prevailing opinion origin
Of Tho English language.
ssrsas or the whole series admitting
lady gentleman 81 for single ticket admitting person
the eeenins. 50 censs.
The will be delivered At Csruss saloonhe h on
THURSDAY evening next, TO sommence nj O'Clock
of Hsrbsngh corner ol
streets bookstores Of Mrs Anderron and
10, = ya.yf Ps"n'y'vaa'' sss'n'.
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TUE above establishment will he reopcned for the
November 2ttb Since the closing
June last the compcsy renovated enlarged
added requisite TO the comfort Of its guests.
With practical hotel snd
lion the business. hopes merit share Of the
public patronage so literally extended heretofore.
u. A. WILLARD.
wAsWsorory o. G., Nov. 2, 1859.
Nov z-dlm IInt and starl
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QELISI BELI.SI BELLS 1.-The subscribers manufacture
factory,
cry locomotive school house, and plantation bells Those
bells hung with the yokes with movable They
around thai capper will strike
place. which desirable after bell has been few
Springs a xed capper from
be thereby oongng the sound These bells naauac
rured from the stock, and in castpg Al this
foundry these rst used and found be
men We give written warranty thai church be break within
date purchase with will with
charge The oil bells warranted Nearly 1900 bells
sold from this foundry, which the best evil
superiority We have fifteen gold and silver Medals
awarded fohc various rs for the best bells for sonorousne
purity Wepay particular getting peas
chimes, refer those furnished by our foundry
few Hudson Erie canal and railroads
every direction. As this Is the largest establishment OF the
kind In the United States and has the largest assortment Of bells
great We bells
any Old bells taken in exchanges for
Levels, compnsnes, &c, constantly on hand. Address
A. MENEELY'S SONS,
May 2l--lyd&cp West Troy, N. Y.
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nIREcT IMPonTATIoN OF

nIRECT IMPORTATION Leather Goods.-TAy-
LoR MAuRy have ju received importation Of leather
goods consisting Of despatch tourist
especially adapted for gentlemen svne They manufactured
by Messr. De Ia Rnc Co., Of London nnd Morocco
leshsr, 0ued snd finished IN the of substantial se
with patent locks Stationery bookstore Ninth
street
Nov ~
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Onafs quarters aud base of the Turkish operation.
az shuma. lie has already taxing the medium OF con
ilicting statements, $4,000 the river, and
equal number between the Danube and the Bulkan. His
troops are well armed equipped, fed. and. in the mean
Tune, PAID, and he has IN his army officers oil skill
lhe movement We may look for early date is
encounter between the main body Of the two armies.
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Georgetown Female Seminary, Georgetown, ID. q.
THIS Institution and In full The
study very thorough and pracscd The principal
departments of study assisted
efficient teachers he the finest
who wish place their daughters under watch
~ parental attention.
Boarding all English branches sooo per session
French, music, drawing, &c.
Day pupils from IS to SIC per quarter Of IA weeks.
Circulars aud catalogues 10 be bad application the prn
cipsl.
WILLIAM j, CLARK,
Sept ls-3awdkcp Tsarl Principal.
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MORE q GALLAGHER, Iron Founders Manu-
nj fcure OF Wrought and Cast Iron Railing Ridge
Philadelphia make order railing
balconies public and private grounds &c Also all kinds
and architectural iron work.
@. would respectfully invite the attention Of citizens
Washington and vicinity the railing enclosing
square this Specimen drawings persons de.irou,
making sslectiop.
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