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No. 523.
By the President OF the United states.

No. 523.
Sale of alternate In the state Missouri.
By the President OF the United states.
pursuance Of law rRANKLM A. PIERCE President Of the
thai public sales OF the sections of sections being all
"a a. p.ss es s M
nSes M TO sale o q Two dos and my
the State s's "s' portion
SAID STATE and specially from graduation price
periods dsssnasd,
wit:
A, office PALmraA. commencing on Monday, the
within such sections and parts Of section: bearing odd numbe
Sis 10
Nert Of the base line and Of the fin principal meridian
Township fifty sir, of range three
Townships Dyre str fifty seven, and fifty eight, of range
TownsApa Jtvfpe, ay n, htiy-seven fyesAt, and MY
Townslpa Jyrydrs, GyHr, hyseven, hoyeish, and Ny-
Townships Gayre fifty 1yseren. aud yeish, of range
Townsnps os s 9y and "f range eight
Townships Jyfv ay sir, Jyssse", and fifty eight of range
s s and es e Of "se ,wslss
s land 1ss A. M ne on Monday eighth
such odd sections above referred to situated
iolowpg-named townships, to wit:
NORTH of the base ne and Of the h principal meridian
Townships ysr, dy and fly eight Of four,een
R and and & s Of assn
Townships fifty "r, y- and fly eight, Of range seven
Townships fysr. and range eighteen
Township. an Az ss, OF Of range nineteen
Townships fly sir, fifty seven, and y eight Of nnse twenty
Townships fifty sr, fy-seven, and yeish, of twenty
Townships Gysir, seven, yeish, of range twenty
three.
At the commencing Monday te
eighteenth December for the Of the
odd referred
nated IN the following named townships, viz
the base line, of the h principal
Townships dysn, fifty seven, eight and ynine of range
twenty.four.
Ave.
Townships yr, seven, fy-eigh Of range twenty
Townships Gyr, Gyseven and tyeght, Of range twenty
Township, yr dy-seven, ty-eisA, range twenty
Townships dy sir y seven, fifty eight range twenty
Tosnships Gyr fysoven. and fifty eight. of thirty.
Townships ysir, hiyseven aud fifty eight Of range thirty
Townships fysin, day and y eight of thirty
Townships aysir, 6y and fifty eight, of range thirty
townships ysr, dny seven, and fifty eight, of thirty
Townships y-sir, fyseven and tyeisht, of thirty
five.
Width each side Of said road AMI
partly within said me designated d.
furnished district land Offices
by the Commissioner Of General Land Office
The lands viii be sold subject e rs Of ey granted by said
Of said oad public highway for transportation " and therefore
the WHICH ns road will be sold
The will be offered n the 0der in which they ndve
Used each kept open sufficient
private entries of the lands offered under this oca
Given under my hand ciy Washington,
Say Sas oar e''''''''' '''' ' s ' - a,~aar a
by the President
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
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DOOIs AND SHOES, BOOTS AND SHOES y-stin Mt
side of Pennsylvania between Sixth
place. south side Of Pennsy
opposite Browns Hotel where they would be
their old customers and the publ in general and
complete of lades
chren genemen boy and youths shoes and boots of all
styles and prices.
FOR LADIES.
Cloth button heeled CATERS, with and withou; tips
French lasting button and heeed saitcrs
Cloth button CATERS, without heels
French toilet slippers, French lasting and hid
Do black and white SATIN CATERS
Do do do slippers
Do bronze and black kid and Morocco slippers
Plain lace gnitors, NIL c0lors
Morocco and kid boots Jcfeons thick
FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN.
Black, hronze and foxed tipped CATERS
6o tipped and plain boo thick o
Bronze, black. and green Jenny Lind boots
Cloth and lasting button CATERS
Morocco boots and Jefersons thick and thin sOes.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Patent leather boots OF a superior quality
Do do pegRed for $5 I-
Kid top Congress CATERS colored single
soes
Calf Congress Raiters, single and double soles
CalfOxford ties and Montereys do
Patent leather pamps and low qunrtered shoes
superior article OF scwed boots, spripE shanks
With general variety of sewed and pcggcd boots
FOR BOYS AND YOUTHS.
say prepared supply
mands of boots and shoes in variety of styles
FOR SERVANTS.
department complee
dent furnish good article at fair prices
Thankful for hvors still solicit continuance Of
We think by keeping ed article and selling h pccs that
elsewhere
profits forget right store
but call Mt A. HOOVER h SONS,
Opposite Browns Hotel. between 9th and 7'h sis.,
Oct 7--eodim south side.
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ARMY and Navy Equipments.

MALL STEPHENS, military manufacturers of the fret orders,
respectfully call the attention Of and navy officers
style goods They have created
this and furnish the most elegant
will successfully challenge greater red ucon
privilege business
and progress the despite the osgngs
Of antiquauans -
Cizens clothes order in elegant style aad latest
fashions.
United states aass asd banners made to order
Aug l2-2taw3mo
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NJ EW fall and winter goods and nashsons.-DoV v ALL
BRO merchant Taiiors, have Just returned IRON New
purchases from The best import
ing and are Of tho choicest and
richest Of goods Of business all o which
they prepared the most elegant and fashion
able style. DUNhLL hNo
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NOTICE.
ORDHAscx OYyIox,
MAshiuul0n Aanl AuahAx ~ 4

Washington, September ", ie54
CONGRESS during
tr chase of
the United States provided
lair practical test thereof shalt deem the
Of such viii be- day Of
December for preliminary examinations
reasonable being made
sufficient number lsay Ave Of sach Of adng ssch
expecaon) Trial the
field The result Of this practical will Secretary in ma
king a dec n HENRY X. CRAIG,
Colonel Of Ordnance.
The editors of the following newspapers pesss inse rhs
above noice twice weex this ocs
copy OF the containing The National and
Evening Star washington city Argrs, Philadelphia Military
Argus New York Times Boston Post
at Ptsbu &; Times at Louisville; Delta, New Orleans
"a
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sssa go 3 -
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA, RAILROAD

On and after Tuesday, Norcabcr Z 1854,
HE cars leave Alexandria daily for Godonsvle and nerme
date stations aJk o'cl ck Tho arrival Of the boat
from Washington giving ample for breakfast board Con
Meeting Manassas Junction with train for Sasbug War
Wnrrcnton CordOnsvIe
with trains the Virginia Central railroad for Richmond Char
ioitesvie and StauntOn.
ordonsve daily for Alexandria and intermediate
before IL O'clock the arrival Of the Of
Virginia railroad from Rchmond Charlottesville
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OR or commodious four story and ntc house
18th side, the ID street. House con-
twelve papered and painted
throughout Terms accommodating given immedi
Address 40 Solicitors Oice Treasury Department
Oct i5--I0
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p. j. steers New Goods.

just opened elegant stock Of tall and foods
for gentlemen direct om the best importing houses Of the no
Cities Geoteen may rely upon finding complete stock Of
and best goods the Market fair prices by calling
at No. 4es 7th ..'
Sep la-1aw3wif
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United states Patent ONCE,

Washington, September %, 1854.
IN the petition Of Caroline Williams aamiSs!laris of Tho.
for the extension Of patent granted 10 the sad Thos vii
eSns as On as IN s years from the
expiration Of nd pacn which takes place on The 4 day Of De-
said petition be heard the Patent Office
persons are noted 70 appear and cause they have
why said petition oush. moi u, be granted % o,o II no
Office their objections, specially forth in writing at least twenty
to Be- used hearing
with the rules Of the Office which will ne furnished on a
The testimony the 7,h of November
morning Of tina, day. the arguments
ordered. also, published in the Union 'n,el
md Evening s.ar c. s Evening y. Ass %
Boston, Msssachu.eits; and Daily Courier Buffalo r. once
"'N' ''' CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
r. sEdors Of the above papers win please copy and send
their bills The Patent Office with paper containing this notice.
NEW FAL GOODS Having jus, from the North
great pleasure informing friends and patrons aud
The very largest cloths
o s%" vss s sss New a" Of
pared the latest and most approved styles
WILLIAM TUCKER,
tennsylvauia avenue, between Ak and 9th streets.
sep2'-ai" ---- ---------------
UMBERTbe subscribers, having eabhed themselves the
u old stand q Vim Bird sixth and
They solicit share OF public patronage % ,,
June f6-roH
NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE, Washinxton--Tbe
V Of lectures will
fourth Monday in October and continue until March,
FACULTY.
Thomas Miller NJ D. Professor Of Anatomy and Physiology.
r. Johnston NJ d. Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases Of
Women and children
Riley d. Professor of Maona Medica Therapeutics
and Hygiene.
Fred NJ D. Professor OF the Principles and Practice of
Surgery. -
Grafton Tyler Pathology and Practice of Med
icine.
Lewis Steiner NJ d Professor OF Chemistry and Pharmacy
Edward D. and Demonstraiof of Auatomy
facilities for the prosecution practical anatomy ample
similar in Europe the desks which
and the wards for clinical instructions
areund roof
additions buildings
the win
the usefulness of the medical and surgical clinic.
The entire expense Of lectures 500
by the drponsator 10
Nairculaiing fee, payable only once
medical and surgical cinc through the whole
without charge =.
For further information, address LEWIS H. STEINER, NJ d.
De an of the Faculty Office Washington In6rmary.
Aug25-c0d0 Nov lSentneIl
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Proposals for Furnishing the Paper for the
Public Printing.


Washington, september 81, 1854.
IN Of The provide executing public print
" nj, m IA @ a, n & w BE-
Of Seiaeh M m. nn hs paper
thai may be required for the pabs printing oa the year
suboned specifies nearly
and the quality and descpoa of each kind of
5000 printing paps uncaendered % by
% inches, and to weigh forty-hve pounds
Glass
1900 fine printing saendered "a BY %
inches, and 10 weigh fifty pounds 10 the ream of $50
super6ne printing paper
to the OF 4so sheets.
the paper
from all adueration with mineral other sub
Of @ and put up II qaes .s o.
$50 sheets Uniformity color, thickness and weight will
from The sladaS Weight viii be reeessd ana the weight vii
~ De RED Mixing % va vaous ~ e Sam %
contract.
foregoing sapern
endsa win BE- furnished sy mail ~ Intending TO a
the first aud third such times the publ
aa sas ." either should qn
qured such times and in such quantities be deemed
cessary.
CLASS 4.
No. l. GOO quaro posi-, weigh pounds per
2. SEQ do do do I do do
No. l. 500 loolscap, weigh 10 pounds per
: : 100 100 DO DO 80 80 do do Il Il DO DO DO DO
100 ,sS %a a's'' Sss' e
200 folio post, to weigh 70 pounds per ream
10 70 DO DO bank so post DO DO Hs is DO DO DO DO
No. 900 doubeeap, weigh "a pounds per
No. med (writing) weigh pounds per
3. 80 do do do do 80 do do
a5 do col. med, (assort'd0 do "a do do
All Of @ elias. BE- made @ Of hs best
standard te respective kinds Tue right is reserved
acted such times and in such quantities the public
vice may require.
but bidders oe for Of the classes
the proposal aud the privilege reserved of requiring
bidder who than class assigned h take all
such classes or his rgh, 10 any class.
samples no less than quirc) OF each kind Of bid for
IN A. correspond paper
proposed for In that schedue and IN the :t three classes 10 DC
Aud proposals and samples transmitted to this office free
Of postage other expense.
and must specify the price per pound and h consequent pce per
and for each ofcvo kind Of paper contained
An the paper delivered
place places be designated Washington cy good
inspection weight and Supentend
en,, and be in all respects satisfactory.
applying them and will be taken into consideration
unless substantially agreeing herewith
plying article the classes failure
ply quantity required will be considered violation
furnish with his proposals satisfactory
evidence his ability and any proposal unaecom
panied with such evidence will be rejected.
will be opened In the required by law
Tuesday after The frat Monday in December next tath
a O'Clock, M, the Office of the Superintendent.
Proposals addressed "Superin@nden OF the Public
Prang Capitol United saes Washington and endorsed
i''i''''' ~ ''fp'''s ''p'' A. G. SEAMAN.
Superintendent of the Public Printing.
OctI --eod Dec
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A FR ENCH, italian, and Drawing Teacher, desiring
employment academy school or willing to divide bs
the pleasure Of attending
applications wnG employ such teacher and
submitting hts tcstmona obedience to call addressed 70 A.
B., Washington, n q. Sept 6-d2w
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Library Of Congress,

NOTICE hereby the Library oi ConEfea' VIII y"
closed Thursdsy, the 18th nstant and VIII ho' asn" '
'"' ~ ~'' WV w John s. MEEHAN,
rot m -,odau Librarian.
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ROSrON American Almanac, complete set from
II 1880.
British Almanac Companion complete commence
men in 1925
For sale, copy only Of each, by
Sept7 FRANCK TAYLOR
iUH HOney Moon. and other Comic aiities, from
" Punch with illustrations.
Lies Less0n-A Tale.
Putnam and Harper for October.
Further supplies of Fashion and Famine.
On sale at TAYLOR & MAURY'S
Sep Books near 9th ST.
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marble bus of Washington, $50 SoOo0
90 do Clay 100 l0OOO
so elegant oil paintings, in splendid gilt frHmes
100 :sss; ss at * psia,a: s s:ss W .s, sS ssS $s
800 stee-pae engTavngs, brilliantly colored in
OIL rich gi frames 24>s ~ inches each 10 5000
10, 900 elegant stee-pae eagravings, colored, in
oil Of the Washington Monument, 20x26
incnes cacts auO0o
237, 900 steel plate engTavngs, from 100 different
plates Possession OF, and owned by
The Artsts' Union of The market value Of
SO cents TO 81 each ................... Al 0n0
irst-class dwelling In 3st street, New York
l2uU0
% building lots In 100 and l0lst streets, New York
city, each 25< 100 feet deep, 900 % 900
100 villa sites, containing each l00O0 square feet
the suburbs Of New York city, and
mandng magnificent Of the Hudson
Long Island sound, 500 $1,000
30 perpetual loans If cash. without interest
cusi,y, of $3.50 each. 5000
SO perpetual loans of cash, without interest
curity, OF Sl00 each. 1000
loo perpetual loans Of cash, without interest
curiy, 0 $50 each. o,0V0
$50 perpciuai iOx,s nj cash, without interest
security, Of s5 each. -. ......:.......... 10000
Reference J. vssche Real
Estate Brokers, New York ORDERS (posraid) with
closed, be addressed,
J. w. HOLBROOKE, Secretary,
sos Broadway, New York
The engrayngs the catalogue ready delivery.
Oct t27--dJmf
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NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS.
IN Just received, splendid lot Of
New silks of every description
COaks and munles The styles
Shaws of every kind
Mousseine de laines and plaid mernos
Cloths cassimeres and vestngs .u.
Domestic goods ofevsry kind
1900 yards a. curtain calico, at 6k
1000 do dress calico, fast colors 6x
handsome lot Of curtain goods of vnrious kinds
Tapestry velvet tapestry Brussels, ingram, and three
pets, cheap
Oct 24-dt0uf HALL g. BROTHER.
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Sale Of Gold and silver Sweeps at the Mint o
the United states, PhiladelphIa.

EALED PROPOSALS will be received the Mint of the United
- until O'Clock the 18th Of
Of the presence
bidders the purchase
and five barrels Of containing gold and silver
They will be sold Of ten barrels each, and
fifteen barreiso the highest bidders Should however the
UNEXPECTEDLY greatly
the mint Director power reject
ing whole SAID bids
The form Of the bids should the offered per hundred
av2rdupo payable Mint delivery
sweeps. Samples nssay will be application
Mint
BY order of JAS. ROSS sNOWDEN,
Director Of the Mint.
DANIEL STURGEON
October IL, 1854. Treasurer.
l9--dlm
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LVENY OTHEK DEsCnIP-

,AHPErI 4, sGS AND EVERY OTHER DEsCHIP-
,ion OF hou efnhing dry goods receiving d.
importers auctions In New York brilliant
supply superb velvet tapestry Brussels
ply and upefoe ingram which will sel rom
30 per cent. less than former prices
Also, the elegant and varied stock Of curtain materials
comprising brocatee
iaernos Turkey eur
chnz shade linen and embroidered curtain muslins
and by the yard, very elegant and cheap
We likewise prepared offer inducements pnr
0cohs, rugs, all kinds Of quis
pair, sheefings wids pillow
nen damnsk table diaper and abccot damask
cOlorcd ocoh, crash scoch Russ1
back diaper, liable oicioih, &C. a
In without would friends
public generally, this Of descrip
bought greatly reduced figures
New York will he sold prompt
credit dealers corresponding low rates. 1.J u 5 ~
BARNES & MITCHELL,
On the aeenne, between 9Th and OH streets.
SAM pY,tt{
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AND WARRANT NOTICE.--in June, 1884, the Commits
soper of bountyland No 26 2 for
I6O acres 1885, Elizabeth Cooper,
William Cooper, deceased and maied the same wash
pctop civ Chambers, place. Said
warrant the hands of said T. G. Chamkers,
any IT, has been
Office the issue Of thereon
fraudulent
'''' ELIZABETH COOPER.
BuoYRus (Ohio,) October 10, 1884
Oct l4--law6w
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IL. HI. q IL Il E IT

Councillor at Lam
Has residence Frankn Row,
Of aud Thirleenh He will continue devote his
principally United Court
Having devoted much tmr he law concerning he will
advice and opinions questions arising IN before
the Patent oce and appeals TO the chief justice assistant
justices of the District Columbia md will assist in
preparation and trial Of suits concerning patents
tie wi give written opinions and arguments
having claims bebre Congress either the
will also claims before board established for their
adjudication.
Oct 26-itf .ss-
Mobile and Montgomery U. .. Daily Mail Line.
.aN CONSISTING of following substantial and fast
sn1azA.... running passenger steamers, viz;
MESSENGER,
MAGNOLIA,
cUBA
ff CREMONA, and
EMPRESS.
The above boats carrying he United sues mail viii
their regular Alabama lst of November
leaving Mobile dny and MONTGOMERY daily the arrival Of
railroad connecting daily Montgomery
cars and Mobile with New Orleans mail
of above bons will Selma the downward
six O'Clock, q.
will be commanded able
officers who win exeron the comfort and sne
of passengers
The Of freight by the above boats will not exceed y
per barrel and dollar per bale of cotton
For freight having elegant accommodations apply
board, or TO
Oct t27- dom COX, BRAlNARD, & co.
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I AVIS Relating to the Public Lands.
IL United OF the Congress OF the
Confederation, Spanish and other Docu
opinions Of the Courts
of the United states relation thereto; complete from the begin
Of the down March, lSJJ In 2 vols
Legislative Execu
tve relation to tho Public Lands; vos
folio
whites Laws, Charters, and Local Ordinances
Britain and Spain relating the
colonies and the laws Of MEXICO apd Tex
subjects vo containing, also Judge Johnson
translation o and Manueis.
Institutes of the Civil Of fpain.
Spain Mexico, lpportun
OF Mexican Congress; vol.
Rockwc' Compilation Of Spanish
Mines and Titles 10 Real Estate l vol.
Of the Colonies and
ward relation 10 indiana and ndsn Aais, the
of tho Congress Of the Confederation and Of the United
the same subject l vol. FRANCK TAYLOR.
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EW Fall and Winter Goods.-WM. H. STANFORD,
IN Merchant Pennsylvania north side, three
Third opened and handsome
Of French and English goods for genemen which
public xeneaIy They
will the sho notice. and the best
fashionable styc the lowest possible price.
BAways hand general of seniiemen's
nshing goods
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AMERICAN HOUSE, Hanover Stree, Boston by
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly unshed
he modern
ion oi the travelling public
u ID
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Washington Branch railroad.
Chanss Of Prices tstsoeen Washiaston and Baltimore
IN

MoTiCEOn and after Monday. October g.
Washington and Baltimore will he dollar and
Of will be allowed all who
tickets before addition of will
be made all stations unless tickets purchased The
ONCE.
Round tickets or three days. will be issued The 3D. 3D.
4tb, and 5th all who wish Agcul
tnral Fair and Maryland institute
BY order; L. II. PARSONS,
Oct 3-1m Agent
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supreme Court Of the United States,
DECEMBER TERM, 1853.
(RoBkRr WICKIIFye ADpr

q THOMAS ID.
Pesion Of counsel for The appellant having the
sa Thomas d. Owncs the appellee in this moved the
oonr tor an orde under the 2e proper
representatives parties On consideration
aed me Court that unless the the said
nohas ID owiag deceased shall
e hrst ten days OF the ensuing the appellant s be
ed open The record aud,
Provided that o this order shn printed
oe newspaper at the seat of which the laws
states shall be printed three
sixty days before the beginning of the of the
p'eme Cont next ensuing.
- Test WIN. THOs. CARROLL,
Nay l6, 1854. Cl,k SIM (, IT, s.
Aug l-law4w
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I UmBER, LUMBER, LUmBER ,-rhs under.ieued b.v,

Ia established themselves lumber
BRIDGE the canal where they offer for sale large and
desiring put up buiding
mites furnished by calling the yard.
hand fine lot of cedar posts.
Sept29-2aw4w GRIPS WALLER
=, OUsE-FURNlsHINa Dry Goods, CarpetAnx, Floor
Il oil cloths, materials, AcWe have
complete the above goods which
New York auction
reduced pricas which will enable
ousekeepers The following
> of the leading articies
$50 pieces style tapestry velvet carPetings
100 do do sup qualify DO do
Is DO Brish's patent English do,,., DO DO DO
30 do tapestry velvet stair and passage carpetngs
$50 do do ingram do
hall and step Venetian do
a5 pieces 8 4, l2 4, l4-4 printed druggc.
36 printed drnggel crumb cIoths richly bordered
tgs. 25 very elegant mosaic rugs
$50 chenille and tuted rugs, cheap
50 brass stair rods all lengths
full heavy floor oil cloths, which will be cut to any
shape size for hall, passage, or room
In curtain m terials and fixtures name
% pieces very rich satin LANES
Is do do worsted Iaines
30 do do union damasks
10 do Turkey red twined cashmerets
Is do colored damasks
so pairs a-ricb lace curtains
SO do do embroidered muslin curtains
so de do ambOured do do
rs pieces embroidered amboured curtain musins
800 rich gilt window cornicea, all szes
loops asse rope curtain silk and wod smps,
which respectfully invite the attention OF Rurch:se
HOOE BRO, b CO.
Sep l6-3tawiwif
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Lynchbug, with
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.
uray New Market, connecting with the
pepper o Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays
For Winchaser daily connecting with Piedmont.
For Mddleblrg daily connecting with the PIans
Per order: W. d. BROCKKTT, Agent.
7-dtf
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VFE Btrtis Of tho Bible, elegantly illustratcdy by
i the Rev. II. Harbaugh
Narrative of Journey Round the Dead Sea and in the Bible
Lands In 1850 and l by r. Dc Saulcy member Of the French
2 vols.
Parsonage
Gseke
Afaga Norwegian and apnnd Tac Life and Love Nor
translated from the German Of Theodore Mugge by Edward
Joy Morris.
Cummings Message from God.
Do Great Sacrifice.
Do Christ receiving Sinners.
DO Minor Works-second series.
Physicians Visiting List for 1885,
Just received, and on sale at
TAYLOR Il MAURY'S
Oct Bookstore, 9th II.
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Al the above furniture made expressly to retain patronage ana
the prices than good furniture can be
hought ywlerr ris- '.
Goods any Union, and packed under bis per
son car
July 97-3dnosif
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Tickets 32o-halves Sl0-quar,ers S5--eish,hs SO so.
Certificates packages o tickets, $500 90
DO do 25half 100 90
DO do 25 quarter do 65
Do do 25 eighth
certificates packages in the
splendid prompt
each drawing will be immediately
to all who order from
Address p j. BUCKLEY, Agent
Oct 2-id ' Wilmingion Del.
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NAUTICAL ALMANACS, Engltsh and French for
IN 1854, 1855, 1856 and 1857 imported by
Oct. IL FRANCK TAYLOR.