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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-01-14
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ferent establishments in New England and the
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Talbotypes-Daguerreot in Oil.
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Professor Horsefords Safety Lamps by Nigh
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2,5UO Acres Timber Land
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
SEVERAL VALUABLE TRACTS OF
~ TIMBER LAND, comprising about $500
acres, part Of which is situated on Tobyhanna
Creek, and part on Muddy Creek, within three
miles of Lchigh River, in Penn forest township,
Carbon County, one of the great Coal Counties
of PcnnsylvaLia, can be had at i bargain, if ap-
plication be made soon.
These lands are thickly covered with the best
timber Of that region. While it is believed that
$4,000 feet of lumber to the acre, can be cut from
a large portion Of the land the balance will aver
age not much less than this figure. The kinds of
timber found on the land are Hemiock, Spruce or
White Cedar, White Oak, White Pine and
Chestnut-but principally made up of White
Pine and lIemlock.
The Tobyhanna and Muddy Creeks are large
and rapid streams yielding a vast amount of
water power and are capable of driving a large
number of saw mills. They empty into the Lehigh,
which stream, with the Lehigh Canal Affords an
outlet TO the most desirable lumber markets.
There is, too, under contemplation, a railway
leading to the cities of New York and Philadelphia
which runs within oRs mile and three quarters Of
the land. Through these avenues lumber can be
delivered in either of the cities named, for about
ST per thousand feet-thus enabling persons en-
gagged in the trade to derive greater profits than
attend investments generally.
In addition 10 the timber, convertible into eve
ry shape Of lumber, there is much that will an
swer for spars Of vessels sort Of timber that
snip-builders have been obliged to purchase in
Maine, or at other distant points.
Unlike most of the lands on the Lehigh there
has, as yet, been no culling Of the timber on this
property. 1t stands undsturbed by the wood
mans axe. 1t is, therefore, the more valuable.
The lumber trade of the Lehigh has been carried
on to such extent for years past, thata scarcity
of good timber is beginning to be felt. Every
season necessarily increases this difficulty. The
consequence must be an enhancement of the
value of timber lands. Those un-culled tracts
with the advantage of avenues to rarket such
the lands offered for sale, possess, cannot fail
to be the sources of supply hereafter.
But the land is not alone valuable for the tim
Der it contains. 1t is of good quality for farming
nearly every acre being susceptible of a h!gl
state of cultivation.
Capitalists desiring TO make investments woult
do well TO turn their attention 10 these lands. Fo
further information apply to
CHAS. NJ. HALL.
Office in "AIining Register" building, Potts
vile, Pa.
August 6, ls53.-tf.
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Baisiers s.& OAs raihoa Baltimore to wAess. aad
sas tAs ONO, sSatAs stages zanssv.Ae, &C.
Ansbing great Tree Tunnel the road being
orde conhdeny
aud The
Of the Character
The mail BALTIMORE daily T. ane
directly through Whesing mles " hoa,
all there day
eaving Baltimore lodging
Cumberland 7s mes and proceed thease Whe1ny IN the
morning
trains, the leave Washington
daily from Baltimore the Wash
DIETER known the Relay House,, miles
Baltimore
Wheeling
Just completed route, daily
the and passengers down the Ohio To Gin
Louisville where stages for Nashville, Ae.
81 Louis aud New Orleans be taken by those
ing iurtber
Pass ngcr Columbus Tor prefer The land Gin
parts West proceed
Wheeling the Ohio Company excellent
the National road Zancsve and thence
by railroad
Passenger Cleveland by steamboats,
railroad will aso find tins most agreeable route there eeing
places. F. .
or Baggage through Washington Wheeling
no charyt to- uanrier OF passengers baggage
by through ticket wh lie anywhere the
rouie) ashinson Wheeling, - so; Cincnnat Sil
to Louisville, Sl2.
Mr. Parsops agent, railroad station
Washington and of the other agents Of the company.
1864 WIN. PARKER,
May li--du General Superintendent.
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DURsUANT d-,rec the hieh court of cnancc-
ry made Of Isabella bmd widow, plaintiff
ohers deienau the claim be
urxt John McDouse formerly of ,ioyd's Coffee House,
London afterwards Of the
Thomas William Nchoon invercsk, Nussel
burRh county Md l40han, North Britain then of Ber
then Of Ruiap Park. Uxbrihse in the
county Ndesex esquire who died ahoQt the 18Th day
their solicitors, before the
November in and their relationship to ths
chancellor. Sir
Page Wood No u New Lipco'ns Inn, Mddeser
tceof will be perempoy excluded from the
bencGt Of The sad decree
Thuday tn seventh day Of December at O'Clock in
appointed for hearing and nd
Indicating upon claims
Dated this 7th day of August 1854.
RI HARD BI,OXAM. Chief Clerk.
ATKINSON Pii.GRIN,
Church Court, Iothbury, London, Pantf's Solicitors
Sep s. ami
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PhiladeIpbis College of Medicine.

THE winter session Of This institution win begin October
i
OF lectures given
Degrees conferred in March and Julv.
Fees One f course, Sst Perpetual ticket S5o Marcula
Graduation fec To attended two
esq., including graduation fee
Personal faculty welfare and
Exannaiinns daily the professors
each brsnch IN all facilities foT this school equal
in the country. For further informaton addfes
II. HOWARD RAND, Dean,
ic8 Ninth street, Philadelphia
AUG l. iawwpa awStd .tl
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EDWARD X. COLLINS b co.,
No. So Wall street, NJ Y
BROWN, SHlPLEY, CO.,
s#.H LiyerpoO
r g. ROBERTS 4 CO.,
l3 Kings Arms Yard, London
j. MUNROE b co.
26 Rue Notre Dame des Victores
Paris.
.s..a. Seas GEO. II DRAPER, Havre.
The owners ships will be accountable for yod
jewey stones, metals, unless bills
fading signed the value expressed
Ap
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DIR. moasE,s ,sv.aonArlsG coh...L,
3. ,,.s.seaa sa4 asa.cins


a., nodsas me papses sSassa
could IL no. believe The simple and
but new s ov.
creduy over,ro by mass Of testimony which perfectly "
The remedies all the depoabls evils arising
iu machine called fun vsol dsea,
function with s. mysterious agency q maj
ofssle muscular frame deficient yal power rec,
as hs ne only o. n y. M .
1sss
ws lss.s, youth hs man Of business
era biIy or single orsau win all h"d
mediate and relief from the Of - This
prove complete and unng safeguard against that terrible mala
s rssrs s s,s
these despair The Elixir deals with disease as |.
u'' ''s''' sx,ulLD TINE BROKEN CONSTITUTION.
The syssm leading dseases and
the onnC disease numerous tina, would
aoI,f on spscsr may
'Ss S.s
datuence prickng sensation IN the aes pumones topdy o
movs exercise broken sssp and terrifying dreams
to ,s.ua % ass menso
dyer abus sinking stomach, female irregularities chronic
ss
proceed from Organic s. beyond nsu the ssc c
strictura diseases IL il averrcd thf
xoRsx's IsvIsokA TING ELIux
Regularity with Uniform acv only Win
o % I s Il s Sa ss @
with the aud thai the pafaizaon OF The
also that for every Elixir Cordial The
only reliable preparation known
ouAE oy NERVOUS DISEASES
can convey adequate idea of immediate and
change which occasoss in tue diseased deh
natu impaired by sickness the unsuas and re-
s ass
sshsr it's influence Nor i9 ne effect Temporary On
the medicine ITSELF and its
NAL Well may the preparation be called the
nEnlosAL
othe century. the first scientific In the
admitted that mirnce of medicine hereoior'
\ sT,MuLAsr KxAcrIoN.
ss /. ssi s % s% s
may well said Of him who sks them the tas s.ate o.
,sa %sn nss mSs s sne in IL opaan
happy the the mind and the entire sanza
SS1 sash @ a sass
q dss thoughts
fear o insanity
incident fsmass decay Of the popsgans
eonssipsaop, ns &C. fro arising, i,
placed on hunah absolute
Persons Of pale complexion consuupve bits
n use ps y.s% 10 oo S
AoRsx's INvIooRArfHa ELIf.h
presented phenomenon the msteria
of-a stmuiant without Il reaction. IL, 80, :,
has sss eYs ss%eS 4 y ). all N
hs i sene Dr. Morse, whose name is an nndspnea
authority Sciences Uncovered the production in Arabia
his attention excited by the wonderfully invgoaug enecs
produced the natives In fact tho wonderful power o.
exhibited the Arab both
desert pismases attributable to the use Of TINS v'azng
herb.
Morss {pvgoyeng Cordial has been counterfeit
ed by unpriucped pkfsoEE
In future ali the renuine Cordial will
smile bottle, and the following words
glass; Dr. Morscs inyigora'ng Cordial c. H.
Ring proprietor, N. Y.
fsfos ss Fsl ~ r s1R
.aht c. H. RING proprietor,
1872 Broadway, New York
Sold by druggists througho" the United sa'es canada and
West InAss.
Agent Washington city. q d. Gilman in Baltimore,
&. HAnce
Jan 28--dly
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That s lands districts Of lands subject sale
M Nonroa suI Natchtoches Louana 49,
ber IL la3 railroad from shreveport TO vcksburs, In said
state Of extended by notice No
5i6 viii DO subject en again the 7 Of December 1884,
time Axcd aud tha bs respective registers and
above will this notice
into asAosa apsi!dx FARTHER tss!retpns 9m hs Office
Given urde hand st General Land Once ts
Washngson this hilh day Of september Ammo D6mni 1854
8 -" '1''"''7. JOHN WILSON,
Sept 6-2aw6w r4e3 # Commissioner.
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ENENCH NOVELS by Dumas. 8sizac. ard other.
imported pc varying from Is
upwards Of ,hsm beautifully iInatrated
Oct7 FRANCk TAYLOR.
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RELL4i BELLsi BELLS i-For churches academies, fac
toej, seambOats, plantations, madr aId large
msnt kept constantly hand by the subscribers old estab
Ised enlarged foundry which
Of manufacture
bells world wide celebrity for volume of sound and
have succ~eed
applying process moulding in iron bell casting
peril CT casting temper and ev
depce excellence their BELLS they
January, 1881 the first premium "a silver n'eda Of the
all others, raj from this
Try Europe being competition and which Is the egbte nth
msda besides many diplomas that a. been awarded them They
hand bells oa variety tones the
weight s2o furnish order chimes Of numbrr
refer seyera Of their make throughout the
and Canadas Their hansnss comprising many recent and
valuable of with movable
arms and which may the bell spring acting
the cappcr proonang the sound iron rnme toIna hammer
stop, steamships
revolving yoke fancy hanging IN brass OF bronze Of
furnished We supply whole Of
angng rchang bella other constructions
speci6catone being given. Old bells taken exchange
made and hand
Being Immediate with the principal a d.
canal be executed with
dsspach which, personally BY communication
spectfnily solicited ..u- - -.
A. MENEEIY'6 SONS
eb2t-diy West Troy, Albany CO., N. Y.
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BY the President.
Jos. - WILsos,
Acting Commissioner OF the General Lapd Qf
NOTICE TO PRE- EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

COngess approved ID March, 553 entitled AD
,onedn eption extended tho
made 'r date Of ai".nent proven
dollars and ty before
day public And by the mel approved 27i
March, entitled for the relief of settlers on lands
settled Improved
sections the date of oifhra~a will bs
ti 20 ordinary of public
dollar twenty five cents
proven up paid for before day fixed for the public sale
numbered sections above msn,oned under the
act of 31 March, settlements
March, 1854 Che date OF aotm-n under the act OF
March, 1854 se'enens mnde prior I" the date OF ~tfhdra~-
likewise entitled TO
empton of 9th March, 1854 OF The above
ip directed be restored
October 1T Louis required 10 ernb-
fish the receiver
Office therefor the rcd
BY yratccme after seeing this noec and before
for pnb sale sonIion TO market Of the
the claimed oherwise such claim will be for
JOS. WILSON,
Acting Of the General Land once.
Sep l7--Iawl3w lint aud stafl
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COMETHING NEWlp consequence Of the liberal patronage
Metropolitan Gallery the proprietor has m"d'
an engagement with VERGE artist from Lond by whose
will be cooreA win hrancy and durn
bily by the method and a .arPas"ne !"
detail the finest patnnss
ladies' and gentlemen are invited 10 MAX
engagements and their miniatures will then be
the designated Metropolitan Gallery Lane
Tuckes Pennsylvania between and 6h streets
GEO, ADAMS, Artist.
Mar l6-dU
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uyARDWARE AND CUTlERY.-Tne sshsctbsr has nov
III on compss sss0nspt N soO whea have
from the msauiaciuSe eoA
couny Europe best tsss and oereA
Of from TO twenvnve per csn osr STOCK
colnpsses- ail...s El| -g-asl - ID .l
articles evexy ace required about hosss
can h~ of hardware .l...
building Materials fine assortment sos Acepng ash weights
3ceuts H. F
Mechsa,cs tools, every variety, mostly warranted
beilins gum hemp packing, ~ bsston factory
prices i
ey door springs warranted for four years We
the axaats, and dealers factory prices
beautiful assortment New York prices
and per heap~r other styles
All small advance for cash
customers by the subscriber ....
JOSEPH L.. SAVAGE,
Sign o lhe large GAs Saw, P1an
Nov s--eolm between lOh aud lllh suseh
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No. 55 1854 for the Iron Mountain and mississippi Rive
railroads l8fLFFt Eftl. -
Do A0 do jackson, do
No. 5s July 1884, railroad from Dubuque, Iowa. via
b. Paul. Mnnesoia Ryer Fond du Lac, Lake Su
pero Wisconsin, stcept tho lands IL Wisconsin heretofore re-
stored by notice No. 620sl gll y sls.39s-#s III
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ITO VENTORS.The Office OF the Inventions Protective Ma
Union h opposite the east por'ico OF the
Patent Once
The oRce ready exsnnaton and solicit patents
70 its members with ali possible despatch
will he with the ONCE models
can be made at the shortest nstice.
office, where desired
the objects Of the "Unon"
stsrr most office promp'
attention will he given them.
Central ofhce. Washington, d. c.
r. G., CLAYTON,
President o. Iavcnors' Protective Nn,ionsi Union
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t,HyM LONDON -sn,a; by Sir Rodcrick Muchison the
history Oldest rocks containing organic remains
VOL 'r54.
The Shipping Laws of the British Empite by Atkinson;
VOL 1854
The Laws War affecting npd Shipping; by II.
b. ThomsoE vol 1854
Physiological Chemistry, by Professor Lehman; vols
Noads Lectures Chemistry, vol.
Louis NapoIeon's System FIELD Artillery by Captain Fave.
1854
Volunteers and Rifles by Lieut.. Col Gordon 1858
The Rifle usket; by Capt Jcrvis 1851.
suiys Memoirs, lin Engiirh y . vols
BaIys Astrononca Tables and ronnuae.
Dod's British Pceragc Baron-,age, and Knishage. 1854
Fosters Pocket Great Britain and Ireland. 1854
Iy-ta Paaces Park Natural History, Fine Arts, Courts,
and Gaery 3 vols. 1854 - ~.
stp5 FhANCA ihsLOh.
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A,nsussOIDEUfEcs LACE GOODS, subssriben
u have full and compIets stock Of the above
goods Paris styles embracing all the hoyeiies OF the
vh ion Of the ladies rcspeciIy invited The
following ! list of of the leading articles, viz
% Maltese che.szetts aud sleeves, in sets
S5 ialess colcr-its aud sleeves do
IS rchiy embroidered muslin Sets vaences trimmed
20 do do Maltese do
rs do muslin coarets and sleeves
$50 French emb roidercd muslin collars
75 do do cambdc collars Z 4 = f. F r T. r
% chy do cambic skirts for open dresse.
$50 do pocket hand erchiefn
IS pieces Maltese faces and edangs, all widths
100 do svslences Iaces ~dgngs, and nser,ings
SO do English thread iaces, edKings and inserings
75 do camhc hcuncing, and rulings
rs do swiss muin- h,uncinS and bands
100 en,hrodered divinity btads
80 embroidered muslin and cambric sleeves
25 dozPp long and short black lace mis
Ap of Illusions aces bohbinets linen
bes b uttered musns lawns, net and lace vests handkerehes
gloves, hosiery.
Sep s-siawawf HooE. BROTHER, & co.
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THE sps't Happer. or Autobiography by o. A.
Brownson. ,ea. ~ l4c.
Midsummer Flowers Young; by Mary Hewitt.
Leaders, of Hnmlton Jackson Clay
Randolph, &c.; by 10 G. Baldwin, author OF Flush Tmew ID
Alabama"
The Virginia ComedianS Old Days In the Old Dominion ed
frt IA MSS Of q. EfhnshaM, esq. t.El
Weodcra by w. Gilmore smms
The Better Land by ABaustus o. Thompson. ~ ~
The Home in the Valley; by Emile r. Caslen.
The Repuhc compared with the Great
Modern strattsiss; by Henry William Herbert, y
The Chemistry of Common Life, par, = hv lohnson
On sale al TAYLOR mAURY'a
10 Dookstore, 0h street.
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n X. CHAMBERLlN'S Commercial College, lecatsd
u. street, Ba'mOre Maryland The ostensh(
object this institution Is % psce In the reach OF prop
practical mercantile educa
ton young man knowledge
few weeks than be acquired In
many years any counting g-house H4
Tie Of study embraces book and IL
Of and trade Aercan
tile taught according the approved mehods
pepnmsp, combining rapdy Of execution with besu
OF mercantile law vsxlcus In
mercantile subjects beside many other points nsnessa M
for studeneto complete varies from dve weeka
being vacation appcsnu enter Il e and a
evening" held stated psods
and dipIomas who graduate For c V
aud a circular forwarded by ma l. K
Nov t3-lvdhrp
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fA AsFTcn uSiiHi uSiTsD 81 sTATss NAIL sTEAssss:-
On Ins Gsp s0EpMsSk M sh in aEsmHNS i1s Capt E. s
These steamers stop at both going returning
PROPOSED DATES OF sAtLiNG-is54.
s.,s:s:s Ss ';$ . 3 sss :s;ss
washington . So. Saturday, March 25. April a.
Hermann s. Saturday .als Apsil - jnas nas ls
Hermann Saturday saturday June 'us = =. au.us,il.
g.s1ma. n'''''. ssurday August I2 September g.
layton Saturday, sep.smosfs SSsoDstS Sass%hS,a
Ms%1"" M.sai".on ssasay
EIermann .. Saturday, december q December ~
From southampton q, 20 New York An, :,
washington wedny, Mar. ashngson weday asss aug.
Wsaans Wa.ansoa ap Msi g 81.
Hermann Iniy - Hermann. Jan. g. 1855
For freight Or passage apply e a. SAND IS south sY
ahass e 4. HEshskeR Gs,sSs3 Se sGsn Go Southampton
MihLIAh HnLIa Isl IshLis, IHI havIa. ~ ''-''''''
Jan as-diy
PoIy1eci,nic College OF the state Pennsylvania,
Square, PAiadelpAia.
THI College plan q the
Europe designed TO afford thorough proesona
education students intended for
s1 nesGuTIRE E sRAs AsD the ME-
The next semi session will commence Monday Sep
FACULTY.
Mathematics engineering sem H. Peabody
Meuey industrial aud agricultural chemistry
Prot Alfred l.. Kauuedy, VI D.
engineering, geology minefaiogy, Hs
ThOmts, A.
philosophy principles of machinery, Pre
Peabody and Kenncdy.
Terms for each department session, $5.
Mcchnn chitectua and Typographical drawing, Pref John
Kern $40.
French and spanish, Prof v. Amaril.
Prof B Ii. Entup
Tho analytical for practical chemistry daily
OF j. D. BOucnef,
younger less proficient students
aud RAPIDLY prepared Tor the College courses
Additional
be addressing Alfred l.. Kennedy Poly
College, Philadelphia ts5G t5t-
MATTHEW NEWKIRK,
President Of Board of Trustees.
I..iH McINrYRK,
81 rueslp
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A'HOC,Ji. >TtL, Coco~ and ssrorna. w. BAKER co.'s
" and Vanilla Premium chocolates. and broe
which have been awarded by the chief Institutes
Union by all the principal groceries In
the UhiIed States md by their
Husey Murray New York Twcls, Philadelphia
W Rrundige Baitimue; Kennel Dudley Cincinnati
Ohio; and.s. H. howel Georgetown, D. G.
WALTER BAKER, & CO.,
Rp3--dty Dorchester. Mass.
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Law school OF Cumberiaasd UnAiveraty, 1T Lsbanoa,
Temnossee.
FACULTY. Abraham Cashers, late one Of hs eircui
r Judges OF Tennessee.
Of hs Judges Of the sapse@e
Of Tennessee. ...a ~ Y. sae -. 80 ..u
Hon Bronded Ridley, the cnancsllors Of the STATE
Judges Green dew ie their whole time exclusively
the school, -i.lr Ntl. Et.t A
Plan Daily exsminstons Of eseh class b
books No Of lectures but explanations Of the
daily lessons IN the progress OF the examlnatiOns
Weekly law and equity u waish
o( fAca gven hy 1e ofes
ali The knowa 10 scas
practice The framed 10 require then 70 prepare
Deeds Wills records and all Of docunen 70 er read ~ sv
the eoms OF ina cases ere taken Appeal 70
which is held monthly u ths cia and 10
public the cad o session Ths sudens scs =
jurors udge chanceors, and In ohss odcai
Saciies connected with their suits. III
TIE hiFd Monoay ~ Yep
tember Thursday February. Tho second
the succeeding Monday In February sud ends sssoud
Thursday in July . asg b .-- 49,
Zee ~ boarding furnish hoohs
which be- had . LebsA0a boOkst0res sIa gs.
required complete unlaas he stu
No previous study reQQfed s 3D.
regular classes Students ehts
any time during collegiate year - f-itf
There u connected with the school
Number Of students collegiate year eighty-ax
ROBERT L. CARUTakR1i
Feb tI--eoly s Pvesidsat Board q Trustees
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.IUE OF PNiNr-Phny's . Letters in Engsh; 2 vols.
" Camilla by ajss Burnry; v0ls
The Nouvclie Heloise Rousseau, in English vols.
Moerc's npee Plays, French and EngIis 10 vols,
S,uaits Anecdotes Engine; Z vols.
Complete Letters of .sdame d. sevgne, EngIh gyos
Montrsquieu's Spiri OF Laws vols
The Lond Stage containing zoo of the hest plays OF the Ian
guagr, excluding shakspeares; 4 vols.
hundred
Mrmoirs OF Duke suiy, in T. glish 8 vols.
Memoirs ot Cardinal de Re'z, M English; vols.
Gauboas simny Udin Of Spain, in English; VOLS
berond copies OF works being
uubotaiaubie) are just imported from London by
: urt 10 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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No. 500 February as Tor the r.iIroad from Mobile 70 GIad
Aubama Guper's Landing the Tsnnessee river
Of the road from Savannah Georgia
Mobile Alabama, New Orleans Lcusans and the branc
Albany Georgia. EufauA. 10 Montgomery, Ala
bsmn q f.
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..saisl.r,." wines, ph.Iad.lphi..

sSnislrr,s,' Wines PhiIadslphia. fs
sOHN w. SNtDER, old established
y of Jacob 5nder, jr No 70 Walnut street, four doo
street, Will be supplied with wne
liquors on accommodating terms
SNYDER, agent for the importation Of foreign wines
street, orders
rope and aud also soicta
Tor his Joa Vaughan Snide the patronage OF MS friends and
former custOmers
delivered Washington city by sAdamss Express
free Of freight t ~
June y-Aly Is eIt Hs' TT a
ERENCu and e .gish boarti ~ and day school for
young ladies NJ. Tyson and Sisters between
la,h aud l3 hnson D. G. The duties OF this institution will
For circulars
be had all the principal bookstores in the city.
Aug l0-eodti 9Th Sept fSnrl
nOLUMa aIAS CnLLkG e, Washington. ID. C.--The
u " year Of Coanian Coeee will begin the last
end The last Wednesday IN
bach. of scientific for the
degree phlsphy The college
address "re President OF columbian College, Washington, d. CO.
Aug i-eodlw
COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR RENT-I for rent several
" Gf ground attached each situated
Kendall Gesn htic Than mile northeastery from
the Capitol.
she'd and and Of excellent at hand
overlooking portion city
and in fun view Of the Capitol
Tue approach i aEt Streets Delaware avenue and "a
fare permanently established
Kendall Green and the
Presidents ieavng at g. and y Returning
Markell where makes brief stand 9X and 3K
Remt-two hundred dollars year.
applying Sckaey. Cottage street, my
sef at idence near the premises
July 23-sodu