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Destructive Fir

BANGOR, Sept. 2i.-The .aw mill of Gen.
seazle In THIS place was totally destroyed by
hire yesterday.. The loss is $50. 600, upon
which their Is no insurance, the policy having
run out a few DAYS since.
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LynthbufR, onIts 70. 800.
From nm intimate acquaintance with Mr.. Geo. q.
Curlo. | feel confident TINT the Piedmont Work., under
management, will fully inain,nin its reputation in
making Ruii. Rond Cars ms well 0s In my and all iis
of %mechnieal operations.
" JNO. ROBIN MCDANIEL, President.
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Rhode Island Leojslofure

~PRoviDENcE, Sept ga bill has been in.
'roduced In the House calling a convention ON
the basis of universal suffrage, to repel the
registry tax as a qualification for voting.
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SCHOOL by MFRS. X. IL.

I3TOWNLEY -l1el school is now in session. An
Exclusive English course will be thoroughly taught
Also. the mute simple aud useful branches of Mathe
matics' As soon US a class can be formed, n teacher of
the French, competent tn spenk correctly the lnnguage
will be employed. Terms-s10 aud sl5, according To
the advancement Of the pupil per session of five months.
Mrs, I. will be regularly assisted by X. Townlry,
null boys will be received. School Room at the low
or Ct of Church street, Lynclburg.
aent o3.ddtcot
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AW NC Tor Kent 7 Invo
Il discontinued the Upper rnrt If my Storo.honse ms
n dwelling, and am now fitting Il up for Offices. There
will be five or six superior Rooms, which, from their
central position, will mike frst-rate ofices for Lawyers,
Doctors. &e.
BUSINESS HOUSEs.-I hive Mao, in rear of my
Store several BRICK rENEMENTS TINT will mike
Shoemaker. aud Barber's Shops. &c. nc.
JNO. J. PURYfS. -
sest Is IFS Art for !. &. Ken I. &C.
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Crops ireland.

A Correspondent Of the London Times
writes the following to that paper of the S'h
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AUCTION SALES.


BUILDING LOTS &c.
FOR ALE will offer for aale, M Auction. on
Friday the lith of October next. the following property,
lo-wit
Two Half Acre Lots on Federal Hill. car Paulett's
lid stand.
Two Half Acre Lot. fronting 5 and 6 = 5 On Let ale
md adjoining my residence.
Two Acre Iats ON north side of BluekI " ntef creek
nenr y. Lofwnoi's. Nc.
One vacant Lot above Gas Works. fronting Gann
aboot DIG fl, mud running beck i47 fl.
| lot IN Jefferson STREET. 81 fl. front IN running bnek
The usual depth, md being near the Depot. will make u
fine business stnid.
| will also oiier for salo, nj the same timo tho Brick
Tenement ON Water street, adjoining Mcdaniel. Hum
X Preston's grocery estnbli.hment-a fine location or
n heavy grocery business. The house is large aud Ne
adapted Tor That purpose, being Immediately in The I eigh
borhood oi the Depot.
Also. the Brick House in which there are two lenements,
opposite the Union Hotel, ON Mum at, will be offered
Cor sale at tin same time.
Terms-Madek known on the dny of snle.
GEO. G. OURIE
sept lo.dtds - IExnres.s R., e,nY I
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TO THE PEOPLE of Lynchburg.

INO THE OF Lynchburg.-
l. ADAMS & CO'S. Expresses Offer Daily, Certain
and Cheap facilities for obtaining goods Of all descrip-
lions from all parts Of the United Stntes.
We hive secured Special Express Privileges on the
swift and sure sice 'oers jamestown and Roanoke, saving
New York, "Wednesday, and Saturday, arriving In Rich
rnord Friday and Monday of each week. BY this limo
we are prepared to forward goods of all descriptions ut
YER low rates. Our Express leaves Richmond daily
per Edmund and Davenport line oil Packets.
Goods delivered Free Of Porterage.
Our inland ex press per Great U. 3. Mail Lie, eftn-
ues as heretofore, to arrive in Richmond Ttiee D6is
The well-kno .n character of our house for resp..si-
biliiy and attention to the interests of our customers
WIN. ants US in saying that shippers will find it to their
interest to order their Goods through Adaias$ 60.
Eapress." ADAMS & CO.,
ger Nm. II. Mosby, agent.
jy 26-ifdts Lynchburg. Va.
n. B.-Goods dispatched to all points where We have
agents.
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ID MONT w X

rIsHESE WORKS hive be- n set in operation - it'll
l. al tho latest imProped Machinery for Wood md
Iron work. and upon n sonle commemorate with tho
WANTS If The Sonth and West, for Car consiru ciian
More Than ono hundred enrs. Of Ill description, have
been mhdt al these work. Tor the Virginia 4 Tennessee
Rail Road.
Presidents md Enginrers' of iail Roads arc respect
FLY invited To besiow their patronage, rs they may re-
ly upon having their work finished in strict COR plinnca
with their own plnns md d awnings; or after the most
approved plans oil Construction, at prices satisfactory.
" southern IeniI-IeOnds -
VIII no longer be compelled 10 obtain their Cars from
the North, subject 10 large expense md riak of Trans.
portation. - Il q. OuRLE Proprietor.
THE undersigned having had charge of the above
Works from their commencement. under the former
Proprietor, Ma. A. Ellison Jr,; asks Ia We 10 any to tho
li~ail-itoad public TINT he hns engaged with the present
Proprietor and will continue lie manngt menl, hoping by
ps long experience In tnil toad works ard constant nj
lention tn tho work entrusted tn him, /, merit the ap-
probation and liberal patronage Of the public.
A. N~ETTLETON, Manager.
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Our terms will be eash,o negotiable piper sntisfae-
lorily endorsed.
The subscriber, thankful fur the very liberal patron.
age bestowed on him for the Ian fourteen years ho hns
lesn IN business In Lyncbburg, woula just mention that
he will still continue his former cuisines, as heretofore.
and hopes. with the ndditopnl facilities he now hasand
by the constant attention he feels determined to give 10
bis business in all its various branches, to merit n con
tinuance ol the patronage Of a liberal public.
sept oats 6 GEO. {. CURLE.
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N OIECE.-lIaving sold out the piedmon, Works
/ ' to Mr.. George q. Curle, am nnxlons to close oil
the business.mntters connected will, them Immediately.
Tic accounts duo mo have been placed in the lnnds Of
Mr.. g. Wingfeld for collection, nnd all persons in
drbted ARE requested 10 make payment to him, us lon
ger indulgence cannot be given
Persons having claims ngain,t me, will please coll on
Mr.. John NJ. Speed, who j. authorized To make my mr.
engagements ior their nd stmeni, TINT | could make In
person A.. ELLISON. in.
Semi. I5-dpv3w
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ANTiLsON a.

V OFFER For Me -
- 10 Hogsheod p. Il and N. o Sugar, -
so Barrels Coffee Sugar.
% Clariie Sugar,
- 1000 lbs. bet Lonf - DO
- 10 thds. N. o n Sugnr-iouse Molasses,
- 100 Bags Rio ind Lugnila Coffee, "
25 do Superior brown Juvt Coffee,
3 Cases Gunp'der, Imp and iIk Ten, -
- $40 Sides good sole Leather, .
- 100 upper
. Bales Shoe Thread,
5000 lbs. Bale Cotton. assorted numbers,
- 3 Bal Is Cotton Bats,
- 100 Sacks Salt,
- Il Tons Bar Iron,
5 do Relied Tirr Iron.
- | do Round 4 Squire Iron, assorted,
l do Blistered Steel. -
1000 lbs Cas- and Sl4ear -
5 Boxes Collins y Ar hers PaieulAxes,
900 Kegs Mills, assorted sizes.
- 30 Grind Stones.
- 81 Boxes Tallow Candies,
- 30 -" Adamantiae Cardles, -
- 30 Sperm, - do
20 =. Turpentire Soap,
- 50 English dairy Cheese, -
- 80 Pine Apple - do "
- 30 Barrels Matkerel.
30 Kits do No. !,
- so Barrels Tanners Oil,
10000 lbs. Good Family Bacon.
Besides n number Of other articles Loo tedious
mention. sept 27.is =
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-VAlRGlNlA x TENN. RAILROAD.
- 2 sszgzE5zs%E -
winter Arrangenenf

u and after Monday. oef. Ord. the Express hlail
and Passenger Train will lenve Lynehburg dali ,
except Sunday. at Ct o'clock, A. NJ. and arrive ut Big
Spring ut 10 o'clock. A. N. Returning, will leave Big
Spring nj = O'Clock, /. NJ and arrive in Lyaehbnrg nj
II o'clock. 7. NJ.
lhe Accommodations Trim will leave Lyncbl,nig dai.
y. except soniays, at u o'clock. L. NJ. and arrive nj
B'nsack's at 6 o'clock, Z. NJ. Returning. leave Don.
sacks nj 81 o'clock, A. NJ and arrive in Lynohborg nj
ST o'clock. A. NJ. TIIOS. SHARP, General =
sept ~ Is Sup't. Va. x Tenn. X. II.
Ia ENptess ind Renublienn Cory.
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tREENE ~ HEATH, San F,ancisco, Cal.
u iornia VIII be plensed 10 attend to consignments
of Flour. Tolnceo and Merchandise generally. and will
nuke prompt renittanees.
REfEH= tt
Messrs. A. 4 A. Lawrence & Go, Boston, -
Allen Il fnxson,
Tattesoh,A dnna 4 Co "
Courtney, Gushing 4. Co, Baltimore, -
b 6aganad, ,pg a,,"a = T. Co. Richmond.
aug II deut6m
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And one loose Tobacco note, endorsed by NJ. Moore
Il Co amounting To ~ So A Lbeyat fewnrl il Of
ferel for the arrest Of the Thief-or for Inc Book aud
Checks. JONES g. WIIfTLOW,
sept 2-dfs PoHteY's Warehouse.
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OOH At THIS hnye a few GUITARS
IL nnd YIOL1NS, which ! nm selling for less money
than they can be bought fornny where in the Stnte. = |
have. fine guitars which | have sold at retnil for S25 aud
$40, which | I'M selling FOR Sl6-Also, yiolins worth
81 and $40 Tor So and 4. G Ill, or you will miss n bar.
gain. - X. POWELL Market Street, -
sept 81. s One door from Post-Onice.
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THE attention of Farmers Is nlso invited 10 these
Works. n.there will be kept always ON lnnd all kinds o.
- Agricultural nmDle menss, "

any, Flows llnrrows, Cuitivniors Corn Shelters. Cburns
of various palcri 8 aud of the most improved ind latest
.tyle Also Hny prepses, and everything necessary for
agricultural purposes. Farmers may rely on getting just
rs good articles at these Works ns they onn ut tho North,
or any other works. md mt Northern prices.
We will keep constantly on hand a large assortment
of SEASONED LUMBER, both yellow md white
Pine, Oak, Walnut, &e, whieb wo will sell ut regular
bont or wholesale prices. Persons wanting lumber will
find it heir ndynninge to purchase nj these Works, rs
Icy Gnu hive their lumber worked md dressed to or
der, thegeby saving the expense Of honling.
We will also keen rendy mnde - f.
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STOP TnIEF-si,OOO In Checks

- Stolen from Planters Warehouse this morning.
(September u n little Book IN which is kept uur nc
counts with the Farmers Bnnl, continuing the following
checks. some On tint Bank, aud some ON other Banks of
this place, VIZ:
One Check by Mess. Tn1infeiro n Brondnux for 1925 81
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BY GREEN = SCOTT. Aaes.onssr..


Il INTENSIVE SALE OF sfoCk, FARMING UTENSILS,
IL furniture hay, fodder, wood carriages wagons,
machinery n aucuon-On Thursday, november
ID, 1888, 10 O'Clock will sell, al the farm known
Edgewood the late residence Theodore Mosher eight miles
Washington, plank Immediate nesh
aucles among which eBumeraie In
Household and kitchen onumerate
600 tauels con fodder shuck Ac from hundred Of
land
80 prime hay, wheat and oats straw and chad
81 cords seasoned hickory wood
rs do do do
STOCK
10 valuable harness adys pony,
80 head OF cattle which i've yoke Of good
AlaTge lot of pen hogs shoats, and brood sows
MACHINERY.
Snclairs Virginia Shelter
Parsons Seed Drill
Har,mans Fan, Cutting Box, &C
CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.
New family carriage
Small carriage and rockaway
Two large wagons, small wagon and ox-car
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, &c.
Thirty ploughs Of different
Five haTIows, backsntbs' and carpenters tools
Harness, gun, &c
Half fourth lead pipe Ht.lH
With OF other usually found farms.
q
plank road Wsshngton
formerly of the property Of the late Dr. L. Bowie.
The will be sold highest bidder
disposed Of his lands and removed from the
county. NJ
All Of and under $50 cash that credit
months for approved endorsed notes, bear
ing interest.
Oct 2l--eod&ds Auctonecrs.
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l.. LEWIS attorney law Of deeds for Virginia
y. the District OF ,oumba and general agent continues
collect all claims the sovenmes especially psusons
OF all knds PENSIONS and suspended claims
To widows husbands did unde
the Of 1923 and 1884, he will psssaous paid
their husbands.
To the widows Of those ocen and soldsrs who eut oH
from er iS0 he will psnsions fof
life, under the act Of February Ib5s.
To all widows and orphans who hav~ been enjoying Ave
half pay Juy 1885, July Ists and February 1870
he viii continuance said half os .s
under the Of February, 1883 T. ST. s.
All the Of California and
MEXICO om Is4s 1852 and the late Arctic enpcdiuon
uled to extra pay.
fees in al moderate snd charge In Of the
widow and orphan unless ceessfuI.
Re- Bauers hmsr long Washington, and
peence In the the
thereof will afford him scies In the collection Of si
claims.
necessary he respectfully refers the and members Of
Congress from Virginia and Texas. Address,
Oct -e,coddscp washington, b. @.
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Law school of CumberIana University, AT Lebanon.
FACULTY Hon Abraham Csruther,, late Of the circuit
II Judges of Tennessee.
Hon Nathan Of the ofth
Of Tennessee.
Hon Brom6eid l.. Ridley the cnnncelors of
Judges Cshs Green dey their whole time exclusively
TO the school.
Of ofirssv~eosi Daily examinations Of
n % the examinations.
law
Of facts
prosecute thrnah all tho
p.ccs framed require them prepare
and all Of documents be-
some Of hs cases are taken by appeal
which held monthly in the
public every The students act clerks
Jurors and chancelcrs and in other oncia
pscities connected with their suits
the third Monday
tembrr Thursday in February The
succeeding Monday in February and ends second
Thursdsy in July.
n boarding Students their
which M be had in L~bssop bookstores.
required complete the
dents No previous -fsdy required for
mission There regular classes Students enter
any trc during the collegiate year
There legislature connected with the school.
ROBERT 4. CARUTHERs,
Feb ft--eoy President Board o Trustees
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The peIson upon books uness N
payment Of The subscription be made u advance.
Distant subscribers oasy letter. postage
which will be paid H and ty
transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER published during the
soss Of Congress, and semi-weekly during recess.
Subscriptions fos period less than year received
proportoned to the above annual rates.
90 POsrMAsTER5 authorized agents and By
sending DAILY subscribers, with So
WEEKLY subscribers. S25 enclosed; WEEKLY
subscribers $40 enclosed will be entitled 10 ths
they furnish subscribers for srafis
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PENNsYLVANIA COLLEGE.

Ninth strsa, teiow Locust, PAiiadslpAia.
October ioth and be continued, until the
LIST OF March ensung.
The faculty IL Constituted as foiiouss
Principles and Practice OF Medicine by William Darach M D.
Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women Children by John Witt
bank, M. d. 'TI7 ,tf
Maehs Medea and Therapeutics BY Henry Patterson NJ D.
Principles and Practice Of Surgery by David Gilbert NJ ID.
Medical Chemistry Pharmacy BY John Reese, NJ. D.
Anatomy by J. M. Alien, M. ID.
Insut9ss Of Medicine; by Francis q, Smith, NJ. D.
VIM. ~ Gsbrecht, NJ. d., Demonstrstor OF Anatomy
Oin4l Medicine aud Surgery, College, by
Professor Dsiac and Gilbert Hos
pAl BY the Physicians Tickets
furnished seeondcoue
the faculty The viii be held early in March
Fees MstIculaon, (pad ony $5 each Professor
SIS; Graduation, $50 ~ n
The Dissecng Rooms will be opened September, the
direction OF the Professor OF Anatomy
JOHN J. REESE, NJ D.,
Registrar.
Sept I3-iaw4ts No. la South Ninth
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NEW GOODS, NEW GOODs-wM ". STANFORD
IN merchant so north ride NJ Pennsylvania under sds
hy's Hotel has Morrill, and
stock English goods cohs,
csssiccs and vessnEs and importation, Of
which he viii have made fashionable
Al short notice and e low possible price for cash
nai men on ume We would his
rsuksio hts friend. generous
heretofore bcs,owe
increase NJ the same Al orders will executed with
sad desp4sch. ~
furnishing goods.
Sep U-0wTuA1aui
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DECIDED BARGAINs.In the articles below named We are
IL pre- pared offer bargains
pieces Irish linens all qualities, various grades. pure
linen
$50 liable diapers dsmssks linen sheeiinEs and towel
fnes, all styles widths, and qualities
large lot OF linen sbeeunes and pllowcsse linens, all
widths
napkins and doylss.
of linen goods should fail examine our stock
rs dozen ladies' hid gloves and black net miis
300 pieces real Welsh and American nanneis
so pairs superior blankets also crib blankets
900 OF the best brands
All kinds NJ powrnnx goods in great variety
case French mernos ell shades
10 mousseines All shades
90 pieces black silks OF the best brands
10 pieces plaid silks, very fich and cheap
10 pieces Highland ptatds for chidrens wear
case long shawis, patterns
10 pieces hnc black French cloths and csssmeres
100 psces low priced mourseInes, new patterns
20 pieces plain and rch figured josie nanneis
large Of all kinds OF domestic dry goods
other articles usually found In dy goods
NIL of which sell 10 our removing 70
our new ROOM which IL nearly ready.
Terms cssh uries- arranged 10 the contrary .
articles low and % dealing may BE- relied on IN all
eoees. PERRY 4 BROTHER,
MissD Building,
pepN Opposite Centre Market
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|
I'M the petition Of James Baldwin, Of Nashua Hampshire
praying for the extension OF granted
thirty hrst Of JanuaIy $780, for in shue for
weaving CLOTH for from
which akes rlacs the thirty nrst DAY Of January eighteen
hundred and my four
II 10 ordered that the said petition
Monday, the 9h OF January at IL O'clock and nl
notified appear have why
said petition ought not TO be- granted. 'A
Persons opposing The extension required file Patent
Once their objecons specially forth writing,
days before the day of hearing all testimony filed by either
be used the said accord
aso with the rules OF the Office. which will be furnished ap
cation. 'e.5.l
Esece and Evening STAR Washington, d. C Penasyyanian
Philadelphia, Pennsyivania Evening Post
Post, Boston, Massachusetts and Patriot New Hampshire,
week for three evioUs second
Monday Of JANUARY next, the day OF hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
PsEdtos Of the above papers psase copy their
bills 70 the Patent Once with containing this notice.
l6--Iaw3w l5
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av.srsna.srHs,s o,re., M.nrs cosrs,


cEALED PROPOSALS will be received once until
. O'Clock Tuesday ths I3,h day Of November next for
ron tho United States marines the following
stations, for the year 1854, viss
Portsmouth,, New Hampshire.
CbaIIesown, Massachusetts.
brooklyn, Long Island, New York.
n iadephia, Pennsylvania.
Gosport, near Norfolk, VIgina.
Pensacola, Florida, and
Washington, District of Columbia.
Each ration consist OF quarter fresh
Iss Of pound Of me, pork eighteen ounce. Of
made OF uperne hour suenc Hour tbs option the
aud at The rats q pounds Of aod twelve pounds Of
Best New Orleans eight quarts OF the best white beans
our quarts o. vnexa two quarts OF sat- four pounds Of good hard
and and half pounds Of good hard dipped aow
candies, to each hundred ratons 47R8
The beef required shall be delivered The order OF
ing officer OF each bulk single ration
shall consist choice Of the The
pork be No prime the the
quality Of the kinds named. subject 10 inspection.
No bid will be the
susues known this Office, certified 10 BY official
To be endorsed "Poposals year 1854"
addressed the Of the marine cops Washington
d. r
The Patriot Concord, New Hampshire Mofpinx Post andiA
Tunes, Boston, Massachnes United States Military Naval
Argus New York brooklyn Eage Bookyn New York
sylvanian aud Evening Argus, Times, BALTIMORE
land Argus Norfolk, Virginia; Globe Portsmouth, Virginia
Democrat, Pensacola, Fiorida aud Ancient City,
FLORIDA, will the above
The account accompanied BY printed Of the
to this Office for psyment #ft
Oct l2--eodti i5hNov
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NEW AND ELEGANT STOCK OF FALL GOODS
opening and most varied stock of fancy
staple dry goods which been selected with great care and
from the ssest importsiions s0.la E
Wa deem enumerste the various
articles which embraces but would invite the
call eremtne FOR themselves
before buying elsewhere determined to oe great has
Eaips
n articles sold sstsblismes, warranted 10
MAXWELL. SEARS, COLBY,
Pennsyivans avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets
Oct 7-6teon
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a ~N>n The steamer osCEoLA viii, on the 2sh scp,em
kxr3nap her, running regularly 10 the above
place leaving Washington every sunday, at I
O'Clock, returning, Baltimore every Tuesday at
O'Clock, N#l8.M HNsgs @|sr#
she viii touch returning II Lconsrdown, ST.
M River and Cone Mvef and al the usual 'sndnxs the
Pstomac, for signals OF 3#
Passage and freight usual raes.
Sept ai--codtf Captain,
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7 n. TfsOmFNON, Merchant Tssl0r, having removed
city u naimore wooid notify his friends and the pshlc
estabiishmen No i~ between ~
Samuel Jack
cutler where he has splendid assortment Of cohs
and which he win make 70 order FOR the low
pcssibls prices, and in his usual style Of elegance
Sep N-eo<wauf
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ny J. c. MCGUIRE. Auotionesr.

by j. q. MCGUIRE. AuctiOncer. ..
VRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON 7TH
STREETBy virtue OF deed Of trust dated April 21d, 1851
recorded in Libe 3, No. 20, oos 50s 3 H and n,
Washington tho subscriber will
public auction the premises hursdsy anernoon No
o'clock olots Nos Il and ", No.
49, fronting 25 7h betyeen aud Streets and
ming together c0nsng OF
Terms al sale. JOHN +. CALLAN, Trustee.
JAMES O. MCGUIRE,
Oct Q2-e0dAds AuctioneeF
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MORE 4 oALLAoHER, ur"r Fcun@srs snd MANN.
m rctuer OF Wrought Cast Railing RdGr and
Bosd skf order railing ov c.nesvies
balconies public and private goupd Also, all kinds OF
mental and architectural work
would respectfully invite the attention o. ihe citizens Of
Washington and vicinity railing enclosing The Lafayette
making selection.
Oct l-ecomos E
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Georgetown Female seminary, Georuetswn, ID. o.
HIS Institution and In full operation The
study thorough and pracsed The principal
all assistsd beet and
ehcien trache he seminary The hncst ad
who wish place their daughters under watch
fui aud parental attention. ts9Ht.- tIree Is
Boarding and all English branches 0 per session
ten monhs French, mus,c, rAwing, &C
Day pupils from e3 TO ~ per quarter Of n weeks
Circulars and catalogues TO be had application shs ps
cipai r -. L5...
WILLIAM J. CLARK,
Sept Ie-Sawdkcp fstari~- Puscipal