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NJ NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE, w nshfng NJ
~ thirty third annual commence
fourth Monday IN October, and continue March.
II FACULTY.
Thomas, Miller H. d. Professor Anatomy Physiology
VIM r. johnston NJ d. Professor OF
Women and children.
Joshua Riley d., Professor Medica Therapeutics,
John Pred May, NJ D. Principles Practice of
Surgery.
Grafton Tyler, NJ d. Professor Pathology Practice Med
icine
Lewis H. Steiner, NJ D. Professor Chemistry and Pharmacy
Edward A. sce NJ d. Prosector and of Anatomy
The facilities for the ample.
Like most similar institutions Europe desks which
the regular lectures given ,nd tho wards for clinical Instructions
under the sa
The completion Of the additions buildings since
the session for the
the usefulness Of the medical and surgical clinic
The entire $50
Prac,ica anatomy The
Mnculating fee, payable only
. . .
surgical clinic through
without charge.
For further information, address LEWIS H. STEINER M. D..
Dean of the Faculty, Office Washington Intirmary
AuX25-eodtlO Nov Sentinel
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No, 5aa.
Sale OF alternate sections in State Missouri


Sal. or a,t.rn.t. sec,,ons In the state or Missouri,
A - ~ 80 ~ ~ " '
pv The President Of the United states
- .-..-- .
United Of America do hereby declare and make known
bearing odd numbers which United States irhi sic
miles side of the Hannibal and s. Joseph railroad, in the
o.as 20 s"e o az 'o aoa s. anu my es ae,
@an,in. bs ri.b, ~ wav 10 ha Stats Of Mou and ,onn Of
s bc ,an II, nh in lie cons,ync,nn nr certain ,,i,oads in
ad and sneciav rom ns 10 nrice v
ah August, 1884, win be held at the aforementioned
snd s oee " aad s'e at inc 's'0'S hereinafter !"
WIZ
AT The land office rALagRA commencing Monday, the
fifteenth day OF January next for the disposal OF the vacant lands
within such sections and parts sections bearing odd numbers
viz:
NORTH Of fae hose line aud se of t4e f1h pnei,ai
-. - :. -- " - ~
Township ttty ss, OF range three
Townships Wfyre y'tr hty seven, and fifty eight, of range
out "a.
Townships JpJre fifty sir htty-seven yeishf, and vt-
n'ms, OF range nys. eo ,, eo
nine of range SIX
TOWNSHIPS Wty.pe, seneH, range
Townships ytre hiy six, and fay-seren Of range nine
ten:
Townships Vyst, hyseVcn, ana fy etgM, OF range eleven
Al the land once a MILAN commencing on Monday the eighth
DAY OF January next Tor he disposal M vacant public lands IN
such odd numbered sections above referred 70 rs are situated IN the
alowtns-ramed townships, to wit;
North Of the bass line and of The mn principal meridian
.,
X,ysI, uy n seven aa ot ags .oalee
Townsps attis and Fy e of ange ,u en
onsps Jyy sth' hssc'eh, ana Jge'g" 'i range seVeh
ownshps y.ys1' J M ana ., rang hneeen
Townships fifty str, iy and nay sigh of fange twenty
onT; tr,;s 6f, ss eovsevs, mud f,,n,nt, Of o ,n
two,
townships ws'' HV se'e' ana W'y @s" OF range twenty
Al tho land Office a, p1ArrsnuRe commencing on Monday The
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Land Warrant Lost.

LAND WARRANT OF land 80 G6,
"A 18th day Of January, ls53
Cabbe Washington city, d. O., and lost isiaid BY
him. assignment said I notify
Offices receive the location. And snail
apply first publication
missioner OF Pensions for duplicate of said
ALEXANDER JOHNSON.
MAMAssA, Jackson county, Fiordn August 4, 1854.
Aug l2-iaw6w'
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NKETCHEs OF eminent Statesmen OF the time of
y George III by Lord Brougnam edition, vols
Letters of Rachel Lady Russell new edition. volume.
Railroad accidents, ths by which they be
by safety apparatus
TurpbuIi and w. c. McRea. Price 25 cents.
the Skeleton and Teeth.
Bushnans principles of animal and vegetable physiology
Carpenter principles Of comparative physiology new edition
Aug27 FRANCk TAYLOR
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fNREAT Bargaims im tsoodsonr Mr.. Hail has jusr
New been attending those
immense you have hear much about and
opening purchased such sacrifice
will suit purchaser hsi think 10 favor
quality price.
District both fine goods
goods Ao Of carpengs Of Kind
quality, Of various Kinds
specially request purchasers viii favor with call
feel confident, will be greatly
mind, handsome goods always
had the 6rsi OF the
Sep lf--d2wif HALL & BROTHER
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CARDThe subscribers return their
who have promptly settled their accounts
settlement determined accounts
thai remain unsettled MAGRUDER CALVERT,
We bagain IN all kinds
puncual customers NJ. s. G,
22-2weoif
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EOR or commodous four story andaic house,
of House
twelve and has recently papeed and painted
throughout Terms accommodating possession given mmed
aeJ. Address 49, Solicitors Office Treasury Department
Dot l3-1T
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That lands Withdrawn the districts Of subject
Monroe Nachitoces Louisiana No. 495 Decem
ber7 1853, for the aOad from Shreveport Vksburg said
Of which the No
56 will be subject T OF December, 1854
fixed notice respective registers
land
into effect witha awaitng further Instructions this Office
Given under hand the General Land Office
Washington, this fifth day of September, Domini 1854
BY order of the PRESIDENT
A JOHN WILSON
Sept 6-2aw6w Commissioner,
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nissu.UTiON-Th coafin.rship existing
~ te nfm an of EyANS FAINT erp-ea W litatior
'h usy and hseby declared he sstay dissolved H. G.
FAINT IS alone authorized gae Of the final settle
rnent OF their business Y r, \. EvANS
WV HAMILTON G. FAINT,
WASHINGTON, September l. 1854.
Sep 5-e -eodmdSw
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United States Patent once,

IN The petition Ross Wnans, of Banorc, Maryland,
for the extension OF granted him the 26h
day Of November s4o for improvement In he mode Of
aDg the locomotive for
from the expiration OF said which takes place the a6
day Of November, IS54-=
II ordered that the aad petition be heard
Monday, the 9th Of November l2 O'Clock all
notified and show If
why said petition ought not TO be granted.
Persons opposing the required file in the Patent
Oce their Obecnons specially forth writing,
days before the day OF hearing all testimony filed by party
be used the said hearing transmitted
with the rules ofihe office, which will be furnished app
cation, -
Tho testimony in the will be closed Y. Oco
ber deposions and other relied testimony
filed in the Office before the mopipx
menfs, il any, within days thereafter.
Ordered ho that this notice be published in UBien
gsrcer and Evening sas Washington D. G. Pennsylvanian
Philadelphia Pa ,centhc Americana New Post Bosion
Massachusetts, and Inquirer, Cincinnati Ohio, week for
thee successive weeks the 9Th og next tho
osy of hearing
CHARLES MASON.
Commissioner Of Patents.
r. sEditors OF is above will please copy
Their bills 70 se Patent ohce with containing this notice
Avg 3p-law3w
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Mr.. Bushncll,s school,

l2th street, bersen + and G. streets, Washngton.
'IE session will commence the Monday
L The instruction embraces
mathematics the elements
with all the english branches taught
schools Circulars may he had ai the choooap the book
.
Aug Ii-FriS rues6vs
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NEW fall winter goods and KaAhlons.-DUvALL
BRO, merchant Iaiors, have jas returned from New
made their from best import
prepared exhibit the choicest and
goods their line business All Of which
prepared order in tie elegant and fashoa
able style. DUVALL BRO
scpiIG--3tnw3v Nt alfHUt i'
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IA ATCII HORSES FOR SAEE.-A pair of sorre family
M horses very gentle harness. The having
further use will sell very low indeed.
For particulars inquire The counting Of this office
D--it
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mo. 522.l
Gene raj notice for restoring lands TO market
ON certain proposed railroads.

VHEREts cenain situated in the States
TONED were Withdrawn sale eny leheep iof pre-
ption President oil he united
ued on the SOLICITATIONS OF
bery of anticipation OF grants oehs nade
OF
not having grants therefor The President has directed a al
innas heretofore
e,s subject 10 entry at Withdrawal (escepi ose since
entered by shall be restored 10 market precisely on
,hs ne ,m and conditions though The had not been
wiihd sale. -. -,
NoTIos Is therefore hereby that and alter Monday The
sln dv Of lands UA!e sute fpafe
sHfrv pysous except those since pfe-empied)
fed following and land Districts
larry OF withdrawal enumerated below, will
again be subject location aud that those
,6ps withdrawal the reservation OF
which will be reprocamed for salt hsrea
ter 10 wit; 49, ~
Lands public notice Of withdrawal No 49i August
49, the railroad from Brandon: Mississippi 10 Montgomery
Alabama;
IIaud.l ckannM
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Hamilton G.. Fant,

and Dealer in Eresange Sook enasrania
befussn ~ and SEA streets, Washiagtoq, d. c.
NCURRENT money and land bought and sold Drafts
u principal sold
all moneys remaining drposie
Claims against the government collected,
5-eodimd&w
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NDtlcE lax payers pedaetion for prompt Notice
Hhereot That the year
sna payable at this ooe ciQh
slant
Aug 3-eo,dif Co,,rc,o,
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CABINET-MAKER AND UpHoLsTERER,

CABINET-MAKER AND UPHoLsTERER
No. rs South Eleventh. Street, Philadelphia,
L ESPECrFULLY invites public
~ where he keeps constantly hand large
aud chamber furnlture comprising Fe lat
Sofas, from S35 to Sl00 Arm chairs from SIG TO $50
PaIlor chairs 6to 2t Book -cases Z" 40 to 100
sofa tables l6t 100 Extension tables, 55 100
EtagcIes 1910 95 Writing desks, IS to 400
All the above expressly patronage, and
the prices least than good furniture be
bought where else
Goods of the Union and packed under bis
sonal
July 27-3dm0sif
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NousE-suhNlsHING Dry Goods, Carpeting Floor
~ on cIons, euram materials, &c-We have store
complete assortment OF the above GOODS the
acture reduced prices viii enable us 10 offer great
Inducements to housekeepers and purchasers
list Of of the leading -
l5O pieces new style tapestry velvet
q 90 DO do Brussels do
100 do do sup. quality do
% % 90 90 bush''s y patent English do To-. %
20 do tapestry velvet stair passage carpetings
- DO exua super threeply
I3u 20 90 ingram do
A hall and step Venetian do
Is pieces 81, 1874, l4-4 printed drugges
30 printed drugget crumb cioths richly bordered
20 very elegant mosaic
$50 chenille and tufted rugs, cheap
80 dozen brass stair al lengths
iul sheets heavy aoOr oil cohe, which viii
shape or size for hall, passage, or room
In curtain materials and hxtures
= = pieSss sS very rich satin laines
10 90 do worsted lanes
- do union damasks
10 do Turkey red -,wiied cashmeres
70 do coloTed worated damasks
% pairs cxtra-rich lace curtains
80 do do embroidered muslin
~ de do tamb0ured do
7o pieces embroidered and tamb0ured mnsIins
W0 rich gilt window cornces, all sizes
together with variety fixtures
"p centre tasse and curtain
&e which respectfully invite the
a. HooE, BRO, co.
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February sf the railroad from Mobile GiraTd
selma Gunters Landing The Tennessee river
Alabama of Georgia.
Mobile Alabama New Orleans Louisiana, and the branch
Albany Georgia, Euauia, Montgomery, Ala
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United States Mails.

pasT oFFlcE DErAPrMEgr,
pROrcsALs carrying mails Un,ea States from the
following The Mississippi will be
d ra oss % e y Of Sos s e & 70 e y
the Ih Of the month:
KENTUCKY.
soslo From cs1o W. BY Memphis Tenn Nsposon A
New Orleans, ,o7s miles and back daily, in and
Arrive a. New a oileans + tu 8; 5 d ays by SPIN;
Leave New Orleans daily p m;
Arrive nt Cairo in six days by 5p IN.
60 '' h assTss ss. a
u' Eul.on' Tenn, , oeeola, Ark Pecan pon; nAhdolpa,
niles and bach, three times week, suitable
leave Cairo every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday a,
Arrive 4, Memphis in 81 hour. by 7 q IN nesrday;
teaye Memphis every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday,
Arive al Cairo in 81 hours by 8 m next days,
MISSISSIPPI.
Pecan Grove, Talula, Niles, Lake Providence, La,
ion Miss. GreenvIle, Columbia, Ak ;ains's Land
ing. and Victoria, Miss, to Napoleon Ark, gao bsiies
and back, three times week, in SAFE gnd suitable
Leave Vicksbus every Monday, wednesday and Thurs
ARRIVE Napoleon every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday,
Lsaye Napoleon every Saturday, "Wednesday, as Mae
.l;ss yicssas svery TUESDAY, Thursdsy and sa,ar.
Sday by 5pm.u
ILLINOIS
No. 1887 From Roes Island l by Hampton For Eyaa aFdo-
Ahe, Iyons, TabnIs, and Bellevue, Gaena IN, 100
sies and back, three times week, in safe and suitable
Bidders will propose schedule.
(smoracng conditions Incorporated
The contracts such The department deem proper)
see inviting proposals for mail service on the Mss
"''' ''s' JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
Aug 81 eoaaod Intel. start
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l. NbkOIDERIEs LACE GOODS. So,--lhe Subscribers
t"hste this day full and complete stock Of the above
god OF the nstPa Styles embracing all the novelties OF the
o 10 which TIE respectfully invited The
ioh"wngs lis OF soue OF the leading articles, wig
n slaitese chemsetts and sleeves in sets
~ Maltese collaretts and sleeves do
10 ohch'y-embrodored muslin sets, VaIences Trimmed
do Maltese
"a q" muslin colaretts and sleeves
100 French embroidered muslin collars
10 do lars
20 epY DO cambrc skirts, for open dresses
f2V 40 do pocket hands ercbies
% pieces Maltese laces and edpngs all widths
loo 90 Nhehces Aces, edgings n ms
30 do English thread faces, edrings, and iuser,ings
20 do oambric houncings nd ruf'inps
rs do Swiss muslins, fouucnes, and bands
I'D d. embroidered uimity bands
~ pairs embroidered muslin cambrlc sleeves
. 3 doSen long and short blaek lace mi,s
o every variety nets, Illusions, bobbinc linen
es embroidered musiins lawns vests
sep3-@aw4wh HOoE, BROTHER, < Co
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Academy OF the Visitation,


fHE exercises OF this institution will be Mon
day In September when seduous care will
be bestowed the pupils
OF q finished education.
IL desired the historical may be pursued in
french, winch facilitates
oush knowledge of system pursued in
teaching musIc both vocal and
tages rendering the pupils accomplished
separation OF the junior from senior pupils
made and the result been influence ON the
youthful ms mbers OF academy. - - -
Aug ll-3awdA ctSeptl5
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODs-The sub..dber,
have The pleasure Of announcing the citizens District
ans vcy mat ey are fully exhibit
splendid stock Of staple rv
ever opened in this Market embracing
and most approved fabrics as
Elegant brocade silks, style
Very rich wide plaid silks, do
Do do Moire anti Iuc, yard wide
DO do plaid Irish pop,ins
Do do watered Irish nopiins
I.Aua super Ffehch nerinOs, shade
French moIsselines de lane and cashmere d'Ecose
rad vaeacias dress material
Plaid merinos and cashn,eres
nich hack nguIed and plain silks, all widths
niaSk flehcn boNhasins and mousselines de laine
french chnlses and einghsms
VICE SAX yelvets oil colors, of superior quality
tashmere shawls and
New style Persian scarfs
Cloth taImas new shape, sc.
Together with variety appO-
Pae to the approaching which
pleasure TO all who may favor II with a call.
sept s-staw4wif mooE, BROTHER. & CO.
A FRENCH, Italian, and Drawing Teacher, desiring
time will pleasure attending
ces applications wishing employ teacher
srbIng bis testimonials obedience call addressed
T., Washington, d. @, Sept 6-d2w
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IN The dser Of land subject % SAT- at Jucksoh NississP
do
do Demopoiis, Alabama.
DO do Cahaba,
No 4S, January 1884, railroad Gains Landing
the Arkansas, Camden, and Fulton
the Texa boundary line aud its branches At Camden
In districts Of lands subject Helena, Arkansas
Do do do Champagnoe do
DO do do Little Rock, do
DO do do Washington, do
January 1884, railroad
with Central railroad Mississippi
Ohio and the branch point Eyton
Renrds southern bend Of the Tennessee ryer
lands subject Demopoiis Alabama
Do do do Gahaba do
Tuscaloosa,
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No SIS Jnnes 1854 for the Iron Mountain and Mississippi River
railroad;
n of lands subject Louis Missouri
Do do do Jackson, do
No 59, July Is, 1854 for the railroad from Dubuque, Iowa.
Minnesota, Left Hand River Fond du Lac Lake
peror Wisconsin, lands Wisconsin
stored by notice No 5s0;)
lam disircis nlands snhiec nlhlnne
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March 3o 1854 railroads from Pensacola Florida
Montgomery Alabama and from the place via We
nmpka Eton, Decatur, and Athens, the Tennessee line
In lands subject a Aiabnma
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United States Mail.

July ls-Iawlaw
Washington telegraph., 1854-12-20

hDvrfriaNo-TnG LLyrH B wmcu For.
TuNEs AaE MADE-At banquet given to ihcrm.
ployees OF large establishment, 30 Ne~ York
city, the owner Of the establishment says tbt Sou.
In the course of bnel history OF Dis r.s sul pfo.
gress rs o Manufacturer alluded lo HE indebted.
ness 10 the press as the great medium hy which
he bad made The public acquainted with A.s bu.i.
ness, and drawn them u bin o. customers. ile
laid he regarded The press 10 this age ot compei-
ton, as the great luIcrum upon which the trades.
man rested bis advertisement, and ly that uean8
overturned bis ad,orssues. Tia; he who adycr-
tises most lndiciou.ly and extensively, was sure
TO reap the reward Of triumph Ii every man
dealing IN wares TO tie public wa. guided by as
truthful conviction OF bis interests as thls mann
acturr, lew would have cause 10 complain OF
small sales, or III success in trade. A lev enter.
prisng mHn Of the various trades and professions.
have got bold Of Che greal secret Of success; and
1t IS not strange 10 Us that they rise t. fortune
and emin.uee, to the wonder add annoyance ol
lheiI lea tasaeious and n9H-ad,cnisins ucsh.
bou.
Washington telegraph., 1854-12-20
JOHN BROWN,
on. A rLAlN w. rnlln.nrlIt.

or A PLAIN MAs3s rHltosofuf,
From the forthcoming Second Series oi E4gls4
Saaes aHd Naad.tsia the Poetry eY Charles
Maekayi the Musical Accompaniment by Il.
r. Bisdon.
I've crown sas spend,
I've wlle aud a irenl,
And troop o little ehiidfru at my kate. John
Brown
I've cottage Of my own
With the ity eseisuwn
Aud gaflen with a view ai the SEA, 1uha Brown
eau ST at my aaaE
By any shady sfeamore,
Large Of heart, though ri very small estate, john
brown
So come and dfain a gll,s,
In my afbof as Yau pas,
And II tell You what lose, aud what hate
John Brown,
| love the song efhifds
And the childfeas early wofls
And loving womaas soec, low and sweet
John BfowH
And hate a ialsp prc,ence.
Aud the want a common stnze
Aud arrogance and iawains ana deseit John
brown
love the meadow flowers,
And the hfar IN the bowers
Aud ! love an open lace without Hlile, John
Brown
And | hate a selfish kuaye,
And a proud. eanlenicd slave,
And loat who'd rather bauow taan toll, John
brown
love a simple snng
That awakes emotion strung,
And the word OF hope la4i aises him who laints,
john Rfown
And hate the eans,an, whine
OF the foolish Who ropiuc.
And turn their good 10 evil by complaints John
Brown,
But even when hate.
II seek my eaflan gate,
And survey the World aauai me and above,
John brown,
The hatred hies nv mind.
And sigh iar human kind
And excuse the faults Of those | cannot love,
John Brown
So il you like ms ways
And the comfort 81 nY days
can tell you how live "A uhscNui, luhn Brown,
never feom ny health,
Nor sell my soul iuf wealth.
MOI destroy one day tue pleasures ai The neat,
John Brown.
I've parted with my prile.
And take the sunny side.
For I've found It worse Than IDLY 70 be sad, John
BmNHi
keepa conscience clear,
I've hundfed pounds yea6
Aud | manage 10 exist, and 10 lie gal, John
BnoNa.
Washington telegraph., 1854-12-20
E.ivcry Stable.

rgg THE undersigned
res. q. having rmrrl al e ~
~ ~. lu'Hra' lu r.e sau'. -A
attached 600 Doe parHs luut. -i----2-
4fs ea1g..iaI iaa amr into irrl salfuHI b.
FOLLY prepared 90 give every intention l liuf.r,
lee .u bI. charge o. l5s supplied bim.clf with
Saddle EEGrsrs, rsaClfs, &c,
lof I'Iu auI respectfully solicit, tle patronage oi
bis friends aul tse travelling p4i'if. lI.mwIl or
aren't mlr ui 90 tm. De- l1auI OF r.. pm,er.
Hotel. ready 90 attend ioaI, calls boz h.. lira.
H. NeCLlNIuN
Hahn You, .Aag ii3,ls5L 3l-iL
Washington telegraph., 1854-12-20
Come and see,

MlTclEL d FOSTER. one dolly receiving
W o. iaHI-omr, lHf frh selection ul fancy af-
tci's. which .r hl.l uHni ord unmrHial-
amsHs wura SIRE b5amun kur China Vases.
Hr's LFIies w0rh.aasacis. &r..ac.
Hui'H Na. laV -G. I.1i. H.
Washington telegraph., 1854-12-20
saew Goolsg New Goods:l

sNew Goods! New Goods;!
y #&Y BLOCK, have ast received ii. I 4
l.. rec, from New Orleans. per steames1ssl
New World aud 3. Z, CLARK, the following arti-
Gle, 10 Wiz
Drs Goods
GIasham, Musliaz. larouet Swiss Null and cross
uai 4 PnHis solid aud other talon, Do.
nestle. & 81 b.. shge,.
las Sea island eat-
I'M lowels. sHaa yafa-paaaee and linen cam.
bFlr llaHdk #HsIdpls NHa.aaaae, &cyNe.
Groceries,
WaiskeY, M1uausahea,
Rnse anu Fttchcfs ENlfa. nu-
nuy & GIaal Brandy Sueaf Cul,ta
A1a,,es In HafIs's and hall aubls. salt,
AaekereI. 1ahafeo Gandles Soap, Rice.
safeh. pirkies. saHliues LpbsIeu Salmon. CLANS
G4a4Y, CntAtfz gHss,c Loal susaf. &c. &e. a..
Hardware,
lran. Nls WaeIing and Grub Hoe. Trace, Ok,
flal and Breas' Chains, Grass ssYihcs, Waean
nakes. Bar Lead. Powder Shot Double aud siaee
Raffal Shot Gna#. Gilss ord Clifton Rope Aabl
aud Cotton Canls. Broad and alhti Axes, Ne. &r.
BOOTS * SHOES,
Cali sewol kip aHd aud Boots Bmgans Ladies
NalAing Guiiafs and Bu,kln shaesi also children
aaI Youths SHOES.
sadiiery.
liane and A'iakanas Saddles. side Saddles. Saddle
Wallets Carpet aaas.BndIes, MaIlinsalcs Safeia.
glas. GiFths llofse Collars and Blind Bildles. .sse
&e.. d.,
Also, a general assortment al ilais and cans
black satin NesIz. ~, sc, Allai which in adldi.
ton To iieir pfeFiaas fock oil eaud,. making as
complete an assortment ls can gzuaiy hs found in
lhis snafkpi, aai a aWhch they respectfully solicit
tie attention al lheir friends and purchasers cen.
efalIf, being ever feauy 10 sefe them with dez
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Washington telegraph., 1854-12-20
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WI nudtr'gnHi have iu store un commission
4 large loi of good Tobacco. which the, ar
a"l'3ilEpd 10 'g.l at loss prices planlcnaud
uiei'hai.s oic Invited 10 examine tie atirh ue-
lore puchatlng elsewhere.
mitchell & FOSTER
VlsiHg'ga, 8pgpqa 1851. al
Washington telegraph., 1854-12-20
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