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Mutual Insurance.
Granite Insurance Company, Of Utica,
NEW YORK.
CAPTTAL-ssss oo ssoooo paid In.
W. II. DxDnrcx, Secretary. GBo. CURTIss, President.
REFERENCES Nsw YORK.
JOHN WARD 4 CO.. "a Wall steetj
5. T. sTANABAN, President Atlantic Dock "A Broadway
ISAAC NEWTON lis West street;
EvEETS Il CURrISS lis West street;
BOWS 4 GufTEAU, lie Broad street,
BEALE, NEIICK 4 DE WITT, Bridge sfest;
wAGsTAFF 4 vEDDER, 70 CORTLAND street.
w The above Company Of the responsible Institutions
the Union Issued The insured yearly
100000 All the premiums
ahis Agency RETAINED AND INVESTED HERE security
facilitate the insured The undsnsd duly
authorized Agent prepared psiss the favorable
against damage YRF MARINE HULL and RIVER
RISKS. (oso snl G. c. LATnROP, Agent ss Camp 81.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARfsn OBLRsss, City Of New 0rlssns.
5oitremembered that the 18th
Subscribers Justice Of the Peace In for Aforesaid
ally appeared Alexander Brshex Prsadnt James Whses
Secretary Of the Home Mutual CoTAny
being duly according - do depose the shove
aoounAre ast correct nom A said
company. A. BROTHER, President.
JkMRs H. WsBKLKR, Secretary.
18th day January
c. '. J0NTL, seooad Justice Of thu Peace
Of the Parish OF Orleans
The Board Of Trustees have declared dividend Of Nine
sent the earned premiums the Company the ending
December ST. which
the LIST Of March neIt.
The Company Confines psr
and damage by Fire The premium
Camp street. ALEXANDER BROTHER, President
JOHN R. SHAW, Vice President.
JAS H. WHEELER, Secretary Neworleans, Jan. is, 1885,
John R. Shaw, g. L. Levy, lie. Caldwell,
John Thomas, A. II. May w. LII aner,
]. J. Green, L. X. Csnverse VIM. Tufts
John O. Woodruff John H. Owen s. de Wiser,
VIM. Knox, John Hall, Robert Dyas,
Samuel Stewart RUFUS NeIlhenny, W. Bogaft,
r, W. Mlbank, J. G. Cocks, yW. Gayle,
8. o. Nelson, j. A. Dougherty, J. Eager,
,. shaw, nv. Barter, John RodenburE,
Maunsel Whie 7. h. Taysx W. II. Lstohofd.
L. g. Rogers, John C. etsareh, jan1N
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The following schedules this line, giving
to The public an,sge Of fas, Daily Maiiine;
,xAyx
York sA nnds fhadeipha a. w r.m snn I'm
Philadelphia 10y sud N baltimore At ~ ana I'm
aud 81 Washington at and ii AM anu
N. and TIN. and ~ TN. a. 100. =.
sbur Al Rehmcnd at ~ md AM
Rehn,ana az ~ and AN. Psersburg and 81
Pstsr,bnrs 81 PIN and Weldon al and IL N.
Weldon II nud p. NJ wilmington az ~. ANU sr'~
Wilmington at lorA. iNnsses'en y. . 49,
the above will DO perceived that going
sonih i,ayinx New Philadelphia l0h 81
R.ltnoye Al az Charleston, days from Balt
more board the steamboat passing down the Potomac
n view Of Mount Vernon, BY daylight 4, Al,
bths board and in with hs
arranged Richmond and
Potomac Railroad and Wilmington N Co. in ~ hours nom
Ws.hipgtcp, in time % lodge the second night =,
The lines will be perceived, the uayse the
advantage reaching Charleston c. the shoest possible
OF Of resting hsjouney without ncung mueh ae
law nd Of avoiding risk any serious delay in the event
breach o connection at any point. -. A.. Iii.
mnbus provided on the by which
conveyed through Philadelphia
Petersburg free Of all expense and
travellers BY this route the whole dis
lance betweea New York and Charleston, s. c.. -,
Passengers Charleston point south q W.
have heiT checked 20 Warrington anu hsns 70
Fo Snrthsr information "hrough tickets" apply New
Olee Liberty street, Phil
canha te and Baltimore Railroad Qce, or on
b the New Castle and yrsnehtown Lines and in
baltimore At the Southern Ticket ofee, adjoining tue Washing
Railroad Ticket odce Camden Staten, Baatin,oIs
.' STOCKTON FALLS.
Ell kREBS. Agent.
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HREAT WEST f. cssss.zzzzzzssy1 r.~
Sf 1E3SoRs VA 4E1 oao
cT aas IN Tas
eed E speedy aa,is rom Baltimore ' to
~ i.ioAa and proreies % by Parker von
e s sss S s vs to Richmond by steamers aud to
....,,,,r IT,. Foe THRouGH TICKETS
'na my iosE ia IN e. spp to
Agep no 70 S9n1srsisl street corner Pine and
EoEsrT p 4 HOPKINS, Wheeling,
eoi u0IiNn covIio Sa' ph,ia,nhi, I .n,
MARCUS BARS, II Broadway, n. Y.
h@am p BURKE s0'ioa
MAST LIN fSSs
- ~ wa n, RsInsS -
To New xok By Lake Steamers via Gle yeand houJ
70 p prH,an hours
70 Ra%cTs SSSrs
To Wheeling in hours
FOUR DAILY TRAINS.
ssead Express; S SeSss M NJ
foarth 1isEsUins fspls SSst F. M M
NEW YORK, BOSTON Anp MoNTREtI
eOaaer afs sao,. 9s
5 & = sn A, s R Nis fi and ys and
with & soI ssss and srs
Isss % ssS l s ssT a !. B viii
rsS, ndp.gea We" '0'A' '''h' Niagara osdens
cOunoss cssaland with he new and magnificent low p,e.u
s99e 9uEES Or THE WEST esgsn Mefde CRESCENT
bany New York City and Niagara Falls Raroads Tor New YORK B
l so shiIa . Esss MSl,,Ss ss Glove
baS S s s0 o ss -, ss and C eISsssn a
Now Y i Bs a Asny .'d Niagara Falls Railroad" to
fTTsBqhsa rlFLAnEIpIIA AND BALTIMORE
,saas'',ps At cssa VII" ohie and rsnnlvana Railroad Pitts
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LACEY 4 co., IN OA.a.s street,
- RSyhCN ~ LACEY 4 ftys!fras CEiEsS Al Ed aAR
Hks, kAkrr ACxvfy hhAslpsh srsas ses
ts.t~A.gs MANIA IAnDLr AID YFChn
81 EkPkInIsG sggICgLy AsrKknEp TO. Iyd~
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Railroad BY either
From Cincinnati to New York via Lake steamers 10 Buffalo Rail
road Albany Hudson New Yok.
From Cincinnati Boston via Lake Buffalo, New
York City and New York and Erie Railroad. 10
and Is
An additional charge Of 50 via Nisga Falls
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United States Life Insurance Annuity and
TRUST COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
S. X. CRAWFORD, President
c. g. INLAY, Secretary
BRANCH OFFICE FOR THE SOUTH AND WEST,
No. A5 Camp street, NswOrlssns
BENJAMIN FLloRANCE, Agent,
HARMON D0ANE, Asst. Agent.
t Risks the lvssof WHITE PERSONS aud sLAvE taken
ihe mostfsvorable TERMS oetl3 L.
The Liverpool and London Fire and Life
INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPIrAL-TEN MILLIONS DOLLARS
CHARLES BRIGGS, Agent
dee30 iy Once Us 81. Charles street.
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TIIHE NEW YORK, BREMEN AND lxSs,

~ SOUTHAMPTON UNlTEp STATES MAIL .SSlISAsss
STR " s bps the " AsHNGf0N
stop AT Southampton, both sc'ng.Sfss sssa!=,.
Propesed IA .s<~.rS,N..
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DROUGHT to the First District Police z
Il Pri.ou- EA
MATILDA m.l.t.r.ss shout 10 year, old fs. n.hssvA
hth says bs be ongs Mr. Frederick Boyd, Of NaishsA
Ma ssppi. .,,. -. s..
PETEs ba.f shout ~ Old SfsetsA inches high Say. DO
belongs Mr.. SHEPPARD, on the Coat.
The owners viii please comply th. law respecting them
JONATHAN WoRRALL Warden.
Nv O,ls.r. Nov..,her u tss3 iaw3w
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ENAsT LINE .--CINCINNATI, "a EnTEsssrE=szsr7
H-ACoLuMBusd CLEVELAND ROUTE Ekak z;i1sz--Sxxzsz
Nv IN ~ houfs
PiisoAtgh 10 hours
.SS
Rhnura
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WROUGHT to the First District Police %
KItiiAM BIcEEr nyseh, feet * inches txb. 81 year,
aid M s~r on ,hs Ssys he Ak
free, bus supposed 70 be . slavs " =. = u,
EDWARD, malatto, feet ~ inches hgs aooa' " years '
ssys ne bslongs 10 Mr. Emanuel.
Jog black IoN inches high about ~ ysaSs sss ne DC
Lonss 10 Nj Robinson, Of he Parish Of It, James
A- JONATHAN WORRAII- Warden.
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SLAVES-SLAV.ES.

nj EGROES FOR SALE.-We will receive a.
and oer for sale in lew days at well known stand ~
No. l5e GRAVER STREET choice we'll selected
lots of VIRGINIA and KENTUCKY NEGROES AN
We cannot offer inducements the low prices
be assured that ihey will be
NBws employ Brokers' the profits good Nsgros. will
not justify the expense. u. NJ. MATTHEWS
n q NJ
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A CARD.
z IAN HUG ES.

corner ffnhSytrhniu GrcRH' ant I2M StrsCf.
IA Remembers with gratitude the Kindness of
II those patrons and friends who so generously
f4 sustained him III the business to which he il
-AR- attached. for the last ten years. under so
many adverse circumstances. He is now pleased
INFORM them and the public generally that he has
Opened upon the site Of his late place of business an
establishment which he fattsrs himself will. in ev-
cry degree. BE- worthy Of their future patronage.
ihr stock lie now presents to their notice, com
prlseS every article required in genteman'S ward
robe. His goods for manufacturer, consists of En-
Gilsh, French. American, and German Cloths. and
'asSmeres of the best quality, unsurpassed in this
or any ether market. The finest Eelvets SlbS Cash
meTes, Embroidered and other EestingS together
with complete assortment of gcntemenS Furnish
ing Goods.
Gentlemen furnishing for the VIII do well
to give him an early calf Promptness and fidelity
* the motto OF his business.
n. B-A large supply Of Paris Kid Gloves Of ev-
cry color just received from tn; celebrated Factory
Of Jouriu Co, and Alexanders.
dec
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Arrival and Departure of Ocean Steamers.
VHE PRIEST AND HUGUENOT,

Persecution in the time of Louis Nv. from French
ri hcFScner, author of the Preacher and the King
> vols.
The American Statesman Illustrations OF the
iir amt Character Of 'ni-l Webster, designed for
the American Youth, by the Rev. Joseph barnard.
Dr. Grant and the Mountain Net, rianS by Rev
ThuS Laurie.
The Religions OF the World and their Rel 4tions b.
Christlans, by Fred. DensOn Maurice VI. A Chaplin
"i Lincnln's lnn and Professor of Divinity in Kings
College. London.
Noah and his Times, by the Rev. j Mun,on Olm-
stead, VI. A.
he Christian World Unmnsked, by John Berridy,
Z. A. NJ, with life of the author by Rev Thos Gutb
RE. DID.
The Preacher and the King, or Bourdaoe in the
to"rt OF Louis NV. icing an account Of the Pulpit
Eloqucnce of that distinguished era Translated
from the French If L. Bunsener. Paris 18th eii
non, with an introduction by the Rev. Geo Pitt D.
u, Pastor Of the Universal Place Presbyterian
Church, New York. inst received mt
TAYLOR MAURY'S
dec lo-u Bookstore, near 9th at
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THE STRAsBURG ACADEMY,

Lancaster county, Pennsylvania,
NTILL open its Goth session on the first NOV
w Day IN NOTEMBER 1851. The Instl
tuition Is situated eight miles southeast If Lancaster
city from which place there Is daily stage Siras-
burg, leaving the city every afternoon 81 O'Clock.
Fare BIZ cents.
Access may nc obtained to the Academy by Il
nranch railroad which connects Strasburg with the
l'hiadcipha and Columbia Railroad at Lcamnn
race, twelve mites east of Lancaster city. BOYS
WIN bc prepared for College, aud for the vaiots
businesses of life. Number of Teachers in the In
sltutlon Is SIX. For Catalogue. address
JESSE OREN, NJ D., Principal.
Stra,h'lrs. Lancaster county, Pennsylvania.
sen l3-tf
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Proposals for furnishing RrIcks,
UNITED sTATEs CAPITOL ExrISNoS Avp
WARRINGTON AOUKrUCT OFFICE

WARRINGTON AuuKrUCT oyFIcf
WASHINGTON, ectalscr ~. 1873
DR0PoSALS will lie received mt this Office until
l. r. m. Of The Goth December neat. for fr:ri>h.
ing Bricks for the construction ef ts Washius ton
Agueduct.
The whole quantity needed will rrabslly I've atou.
forty millions Proposals should state the qssntity
which each bd'' r will sndrrtake 10 furnish
The bricks must lie delivered such points Il the
line as rlay from time % tine hc Dc icnstrd ly the
Engineer The times and quantities viii depend on
the appropriations made b, Congress
Their large aepc.ites of CLAW suital,r for max
INK Tricks along the line and the contractor will he
required to furnish sample Of The clay ard ir;ck,
before c1mmenciny the manufacture.
More hut well MAIDS hard burnt bricks entirely
acceptable tu the Engineer, win lie recaiyei end
they will hs required 20 I've made in moul!- conform
ing in size TO the municipal regulations of the city
of Washington.
Every efrr must be accompanied bv written
guaranty. signed by one or mere rr,ropsillc Ter
sons. Ia n" effect that ha they undertake. that
the bidder OF bidders will if his iker their hid he
accepted. enter into ~ obligation within trr DAYS
with good and .uifici.nt surci'cS To furnish tha
hricls "h-rd. Said guaranty L. Lee accompanied ly
10" certificate of the United States District judge,
United states District ATTORNEY. Nays Agent. q:
some afficrr Of the General Government or inGyid.
usl known Ia fhr Del Of ar, that ths GUAR.
antors are able to MAKE good their guaranty
All bids Ia he sealed and endorsed -Pru;osais for
Brick for Washington Aqucfurt" The lids III be
opened in the presence Of snch bidders a. M, cboos
to hc present As the certainty Of suppl, j. ycry
important the failure of contrartcriu ing rrol-
ably the :toppage of the work for " hole season.
the United States reserves to itself the right 10 70
lect any or all bids, and to make such arrangements
for the supply OF bricks may be most advantage
ous to the work. (see extract from Engineer De-
Fartuent Regulations below
NC. MFIGS,
Captain Of Engineers in charge of Washing
tpr
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Secretary Of the Treasury.
NOTICE.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. July 80

TREASURY DErlErNEST. July 50 1852
Notice 10 hereby given to the holders -Ithe siN Tor
cent stocks Of the United STATES nf the loan swhc
lied by the act Of 18th Of Janusr. 1s47 and roiee,,
able the 3lst of December, 1866 and Of the lean an
snorihed hy the act Of 3l-t Of March, IsIs and r..
deemsble 3sth June, 1865 that this l.r.r,,,a,, =
prepared TO purchase at any time between the date
h"r"oi and the LIST day Of December next TO the .,
tent oil the sum Of Ave mi lions Of dollars Of tho SAID
stocks, in tn" manner aud on III. terms b.-.;,.,.-
mentioned, to wit:
In Ease "f any contingent competition. within IL.
amnsnt stated preference will be given in tn. order
OF time in which the said stock. nav Ne offered tn.
certificates, duly assigned - the United States u.
be transmitted to this department; upon the rece,,
whereof, price will be paid compounded of the f,
lowing particulars:
l. The par value or amount fpcciGed in each 60,
t6cate.
2. A premium on said amount Of twestr-on. NM
cant -
3. Interest on the par Of the certificate from ~.
LIST of july 1858, TO the date Of receipt and .a,,.
mert at the treasury, with the allowanca tcr n.
money to reach the owner Of enc DAYS intere., .,
addition.
Payment for said stocks will he mad. in d-,.
the Treasurer of the United States On the ass;z,,
treasurer at Boston, New York, OF rhilad.Irl,, .s
the parties mag indicate.
JAMES GUTHRIE
Secretary If the Trrsurr
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select Classical and Matthew al ic I
SchonJ-


lie subscriber has removed his school to College
Hill, where conlmodiouS building is being
hted up for It's reception. As the preparatory de-
parfneni OF the Columbian College, il will continue
tn preserve the character OF strictly select school
designed for laying the foundation of thorough, En-
giish, classical and mathematical education. TIE
next session will commence or the 18th Of Sep,,xu-
her, and close on the last OF June.
Terms ST. % per quarter, payable in advance.
Al small additional charge the students will be
permitted Ia attend the lectures delivered in college
on chemistry, geology, and mIneraoyy, and also
receive instruction in French and other modern Ian
suages by the professor in that department.
Pupils may he buarlcd ut the college under the
special care and superintendent ot the principal.
me necessary c1pcnses Oh IA full boarding student
VII he shout $50 per academic wear. and of a
weekly boardcr will no: exceed $50.
GEO. :. BACON. Principal.
Refer 10 the faculty Of the Columbian College /:
Colonel j. L.. Edwards: Colonel Peter Force: VIM
Ghnton, esq; l.. d. Galc, NJ. D., of the Talcnt Of
hcc; Joseph WILSON, ESD OF the Land Office, and
Professor .. &. levitt Of the Smithsonian Institute
srp2-
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GENERAL AGENCY

INhfi.oR COLLINS will prosecute claims Of ey-
L cry description against The government. !. for
the several departments: or Congress- procure pen
Sons, bounty lands extra pay ard srroaragc pay.
They will attend to the buying and selling of real
estate. the renting Of houses ami general rollrct
ing business. They will also furnish partie. at a
distance with such information they may desire
from th' seat of government. Charges will lie mod.
crate.
offce on street, immediately cppo,ite Wirder 5
Building, Washington. ID. c.
Ef;EFESCES:
Hon. J. c. Dobhn, secretary of the Nayy
Hen. j. Davis. Secretary OF War.
n. CaIlan, Esq frrs't Eoarl Common Council
Gen j. VI. G6slla. Artorney-at-Law
James H. CaH.tin, esq.
". c Reddali, State Department
d,r
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HUNT & DONALDSON,
DENTISTs

Pennsylvania arsrus. be',cs.n 9TH and lort Ssss.s
Washington. D. e.
4 RE prepared to perform all operation. In every
"A branch of Dental Practice in such a manner
rs to " satisfaction.
The former gives his rle attention 10 the oper
atiye-the lstter TO the Mechanical Depxrtm, nj
Manufacturing, as they d.. ARTIFICIAL TEETH
from TIE crude material the, enabled to supply
any case with teeth and gums OF any shape color or
shade
Al examination Of teeth and gums Of their manu-
facture Is invited 12-3m
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UEAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL
OF TIE
GE r M AN YEAGER 6
AT CARUSrS SALOON.
u ECE nI>R .,cth TO-,


rINIE GERMAN YEAGERS respectfully announce
L that they will give one Of their popular BALLS
on MONDAY, December 10Th, Mt Carus's Saloon
being their third Annual Ball.
The Committee of Arrangements do not deem II
necessary to say what they will DO to make this the
most popular Ea!l OF the season. the public are
Wei aware that the balls of the Yearrs are always
dome up In fine style. and they may rest assured
that no expense or trouble VIII be spared 10 make
this ball 20 oG with The same eclGt that has hereto
fore characterized the Balls OF the "Yt agers.n
The ball will he opened At O'clock, by a prone
made, after which sword will be- presented to Capt
&. A. Sehwarszman. Professor Prosp"ri's Band play
ing the 'German Yeagcrs QuckStep, composed cx-
pr"sSy for them.
Supper We had at any time between the hours
of IL and o'clock.
The military requested to appear in full uni
form.
No hats or caps will be allowed in the room except
the military dress caps.
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FEMALE INSTITUTE,

Nuh tU'o'tnd drenne, h't,rssn fM and 1h srssts,
eaEt. Washington.
'tNHl', Institution il in successful operation
Il with a full corps Of competent and expert. need
tracI ers III esch department. 1t presents the best
uVantaSe to parents, the l'raton is retired
I'D building: are ample and surrounded with beau
grounds for ex rcisr, and the course of study is
thorough and practical.
Board and tuition in all English branches 5000 per
session OF ten r,onths. Day pupils from S. 10 $40
per quarter of III weeks, in English.
French, Music, Drawing &c extra
For further particulars. or for circulars apply to
dFO G. BUTLER, a. ",
SEP XH-eoff- PriDcipal
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UNITED STATES NAIL.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

iOef CffICL DEPAR1NEN1,
December 18th, 1856.
IDROPOSALS for carrying the mails OF the United
L states from LIST OF Febru ary, 1854, to the SOth
"f June. 1850 On the following route in Peunsylva.
ma viii be received ut the contract oce Of the Post
Office Department until 9 a. H., Monday tn. 9th
o, january, 1854 To be decided on the same day:
No. 1896. From CuTwinsvie, by Luthersburg,
Reynodsye, Brookvie, Corsica,
Sfrattonsrile, Caron, Shippensville
Kossuth, Cas-. Cranberry, franklin
Canrl and Cochranton, t, Meadvile
loo miles and back, six times a week
Leave Curwin vile daily, except Sunday, at I.
Arriv. ri Meadville next day by Il. p. III.
Leave Meadrilie daily. except sunday, at :. a. N:
arrive at CuTwinsvie next days by u. p. III.
For form of bid, guarantee and certificate, Also
f'r instrurtions and requirements, embracing the
conditions TO be incorporated in the contracts to such
extent Ne the department may deem expedieDi) see
advertisement inviting proposals for mail service in
the States OF New Jersey, Pennsylvania. Delaware,
Maryland and Ohio, dated the 22l September. 1851.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
dec lb-roiw Postmaster GENERAL.
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CAMERON,s GENERAL aGrxcv

.7n" Insurance Office ~ floor. 7odd's Building. Penn
splrnn1a cronae, ~ HstiH.! II. e.
[ NLAiNS before Congress, CLAIMS for Baruty
~ Land and Pensions, Applications for In~ura,c E
on iIh and Pr'Herty. and all business hrIcnrIng 10
the General AC,ncy which may hr entrusted 10
Cameron, care viii receive proiaP. aud satisfactory
attention.
MrC has quito variety of Fine En"ravnss Books.
Periodicals., Pamphlets, &c, &C.. at The General
Agency, and Is prepared To fill ord.sS on short M
ticr and reasonable terms.
All the Daily and Weekly Papers are 10 be had a
early as issued, III the General Agency. s;uh.cri
mrH >ilPihiru bN rlrrirr.. amu lily
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CARD.
10 the Ladies Of Washington, Georgetown,

HIPIHHNTIN, &c.
HENRY NElRMAN'S Ladies' Misses and Chi
dren's French shoes are sold hy the under
isned, on 10Th street. just above Corcofam & Rcc'S
banking House. IN his new building, with The high
marble steps where he will W. Ladies: orders
ana Keep constantly on hand every variety of La
DIES, Misses and Children rs French CATER Walking
shoes, w hi.e and Black Satin CATERS. Slippers &c
made To order by H. Wrirman. OF rha!rlplia OF
The best French Cater MATERIALS and IN the latest
iar''Ian Styles These Caters arc entirely different
from what are generally known -iup shop shoes:
being all custom work. ot superior Workmanship
ANA warranted 10 give perfect satisfaction.
Ladies, who value beauty, comfort. and economy
VIII consult Their interest by s!"ing me call. and
examine for themselves. e. WEIRNIN
10Th ST., just above C0rcoram & Rsc'.
aug lS-iyeO Raukiur Unuse
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LAW NOTICE.

SlDNEf :. BAXTER, late Attorney General OF
~ Virginia; has removed TO Washington to prac-
tce law.
He viii practice in the Supreme Court of the Uni
ted states the courts Of the District of Columbia
and attend To any professional business confidcd "a
him.
N'- once IN MorrIson's now building, on x 81.
between Pennsylvania avenue and & street.
Rcfefcacss: bpp. J. J. Allen, Hon. VIM. Daniel
Hon. Richard Md%rurc. Hon. &. Il. SamuclS. Hon
George IL. Lea, "t the of appeals uf Virginia
10 tht Judges OF The circuit courts Of Virginia. and
to The Senators and members OF C0ngrcs. from Nir-
gIIia. ~ lq-,oly
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CENTRAL ACADEMY.

trrncr Of ION and f. streets, Old Medical COLLEGE,
'f'hE duties of this Institution were resumed on
L tli" 9TH instant. TIL" Classical and Maihcmai-
zeal departments, where the same branches are
taught IN other Academies in This city is in the Src
ond story. The Primary Department is IN the first
story,
ttrcu}=rs can he obtained at the Bookstores.
Rev. JAMES NouRSE. \. VI. ,-..
Rev. J. W. WIS.NS A. NJ. HSS"ciaie Principals.
NJ ID. WELLS, Teacher of Primary Department.
Mons I. RAUoLT, Professor of Modern Ian
gIlageS sen II