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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-06-26

"a great mineral discovery, causing a
rushing stampede for that quarter. and
corresponding assertions elsewhere
We shall republish some time from our
old files, full account Of the discovery
of Fairplay mines to illustrate the early
nahtist Of mining and village building
ut will amuse the new settlers. Well
in time, new and reported richer dig.
|gings were struck up in some ethe,
neighborhood, the Villages was nearly
deserted. paralyzed-remaining in for.
lotn condition for several yeats, when q
number Of valuable leads and mineral
prospects were struck, which attracted
some attention, but the days Of stampe:
ding for svery new discovery had gone
by. Enough however was gained to 0.
vercofne the decay, remove the rubbish
Iof former ruins and threaten full re-.
storatioh. Within few months, the A.
msrican Mining Company also have. Is;
ftabllshed q branch hero, erected ma.
chinery propelled BY steam power, and
are now trying their tuck at deep mi.
hing. 49,
There are now several valuable vesns
Of mineral being worked on lands ad-
joining the village. The HuxsAxEs
lead and the one feoently discovered by
n. v. A. Csow, will turn out handsome
fortunes to their pfoprietors it is tho't.
BY all odds the finest leads worked
IN the country are At the new discoverv
nsce some four years ago, bya,cn Of
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Nv" JUSTICE mas Deen perform
ed by the several States. Cong ress has
not power, and has never pretended to
perform these compact duties of the
States to each other in reference to FIJI.
gltives from Justice and tie careful j.
IDENTITY IDENTITY Of Languages, the proximity of the
clauses, the similarity in subject, mat
ter, the reasons on which the duty in
both Clauses are founded, are conclusive
20 snow that the nation has illegally done
for the apprehension Of runaway slave
what 1t never would have done mr.
nave been allowed to do for the appre.
hension Of a criminal.
The Judge also decides that the fnoi.
tive from labor is entitled to trial Nv
jury but this branch of the case ha.
often been discussed.
Before the abolition Of idola,tv IN The
Roman Empire the multitude believed
that the world would come to an end
when the huge image of Jupiter at AL
exandria shonld fall. When the first
bold "ikonoklast'' mounted his ladder
and struck the image on the cheek. even
the christians looked on with misriyine
that fierce ''ring' of the halbert might
wake up the spirit Of destruction thro'-
out the universe. But the blow was re-
|Peated and nature paid no attention to
her marble god. The multitude rushed
upon the idol and revenged upon it their
former stupidity. So with the Fugitive
Slave Law. Its prestige has departed
this decision has consigned it to the
multitude to be rent TO pieces. Its con-
stltutional pretensions are not worthy Of
the consideration Of an idiot and suspi-
cions will sink any court that embraces
1t. The decision Of Judge Smith like
that OF the British Judge in the case Of
Somerset, marks new era, pledge
that the judicial mind in this country is
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OF r ICIAL
TRzascRr pEpARrarsr. Jan. 1. Is;

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Jan. 1, 1854.
Notice is hereby given to the holders of the follow
ing dc cr5ed stocks of the United States that this
department Is prepared to purchase ut any time be-
tween the date heresf and the first of June next,
portions of those Stocks amounting in the aggregate
To seven millions dollars in the manner and on the
terms hereinafter mentioned, to wit:
In case Of any contingent competition, within the
amount stated, preferences will be given In order OF
time in which the said stocks of either kind may be
offered. The certificates duly assigned to the United
States, must be transmitted sts this department;
upon the receipt whereof, price will be paid com.
pounded Of the following particulars: ...
lst. The par value or amount specified In each
certificate. tt = -
ID A premium on the stock of the loan author
lied by the act of July, 1916, redeemabe November
l. 1885, OF six per cents the stock of the loan
thoriIed by the set of 1872 redeemable 31st Deem
Der, 1867 OF fifteen and ahaf per cent the stock
OF the loans authorized by the acts of 1s47 and 1sS
aud redeemabie, the former the S1st December.
1867 and the latter the Both June 1862 of TWEEN
ty-one per cent; and the stock of the loan au-
thorizei by the act of 1850, and redeemabe on the
2lst of December, 1884, Commonly called the Texan
indrmnityD ten per cent.
I'd Interest on the par Of each certificate from the
LIST of Jany 1854 to the date of receipt and settle
ment at the treasury, with the allowance flor the
money to reach the 0wner) of enc days interest in
addition. : -t'-
Payment for said stocks will be made in drafts O,
The Treasurer of the United States the assistant
treasurer at Boston, New York, Philadelphia, u
the parties may direct. JAMES GUTHRIE
Jan 3-dt1stJuDe Secretary Of the Treasury.
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aEORGETOwN FEMALE SEMINARY,

10 GBORGET0WN, u. G.
THIS institution is open and in full operation
l. few more pupils can be admitted into the
family.
Terms for boarding pupils 500 Per session Of ten
months, payable half yearly in advance.
French, music, drawing, &c, extra.
Day pupils from s. to $40 per quarter of ii weeks
Circulars and catalogues to be had on application
to the principal. WILLIAM J. CLARK,
oc 28-dtf- PRINCIPAL
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dr. 600 n e w A r D-To any one whe
0C.UCOs can beat me in selling cheap goods.
Gents Boots, $125-Ladies Caters, rs cts-slppers,
81 cts-1Walking Shoes, 80 ets-Childrens Shoes, Is
cts, 90, &c, AlsQmy whole stock of DRESS GOODS
at price cost-De LANES, 10 cts-Calicses, 5 OTIS
Large Blankets, Sl.00-Skswls, $l.00- Gloves, cts
Stockings. Q cts-Buttons cent q dos--Bonnets,
Is cts-Good black Kid Gloves Is cts &c., &c. Men
other articles, at the GREAT GHkAP CASH STORE,
right on the corner Of It'll and SITS, Northern LIB
sttjss. :. B. BROWN,
dee 22-tE
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REAOVAL

REMOVAL
TYHHE METROPOLITAN PAPER HANGING AMI
/ UPHOLSTERY WARE-ROOMS have been re
moved to 9TH street, between and streets, north
No. 5, Washington Place.
Having removed my place of business to NOR,
connections premises, would respectfully solicit 4
call from my f,rmer friends and the public generally
feeling confident that they will cot be disappointed
in the quality of my goods and prices
have just returned from the North, with a new
and large assortment of this seasons goods, whicl
will be found in quality and price, superior to an,
hitherto brought to this city. My stick of PAPEt
HANGINGS from the first manufsct urers IN thi
country. My UPHOLSTERY W0IK il executed b,
workmen in my employ, which, in every instance.
will warrant to possess the hest material and work
msnship.
Houses and Halls papered at the shortest notice. b,
experienced workmen.
Transparent and Buff Holland SHADES, Patent
and Venitian BLINDS, Hair, Moss, Cotton and Shucl
MATTRESSES, CUSHIONS of every description 70:
sale. Church Pews recushioned at moderate charges
GA call is solicited.
JOSEPH T. K. PLANT,
aug 1s-1yeo 7th street, bet. d andsE.
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EDUCATIONAL.
THE uNInN ACADEMY.

Corner Of 14th street and Neic York dreaas
NyH0SE parents wishing to secure select and ece-y
icay responsible school, for the correct and thor
ough training of their sons in the Classics and high
er Mathematics, and also In Modern Languages and
Natural Sciences that they may be fitted for Col
cial pursuits, respectfully invited 10 visit the
Institution call upon the Principal soon, as the
Number Of pupils lie limited and the vacant seate
few. e~ 7r @ee 81. sta-.-f{ So 5-Hl
character is known to be bad or doubtful
No pupils WN be admitted hence forth pho hare not
advanced beyond the primary branches
Circulars can be obtained at the principal Book
store. z. RICHARDS,
dec 20-Sm Principal.
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NEW and Attractive Gift BOOKS
~ for the Holtdays.-eRAY 4 'BALLAN-
TYNE, It'll street 2 doors above odd TelIows Hall,
respectfully invite the attention OF the public to
their very extensive assortment Of beautiful and en-
PERTAINING Gift Books for the reason.
Their Books for the Young embrace nearly all the
new, useful and interesting Juveniles published.
and have been selected with to ths
moral bearing. Sss.
Their Books of Substantial Literature and Stand
ar, Works, particularly those Of general religious
aud Theological class, embrace larger variety than
any store in this District. is
Also, Writing Desks Portfolios, Workboxes
Splendid Picture Albums, &c. "a ~
valuable Books, handsomely bound, suitable for
presents to Ministers and Sabbath School Teachers.
Hymns Of all denominations, Bibles and Prayer
Books ia superb bindings.
= GRAY 4 BALLANTYNE'S
Book Store, It'll street, near Odd Fellows Hall.
dee Oft
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IRON FURNITURE.

1NHE attention of those furnishing houses or
apartments is particularly requested to the o.
sortment OF Iron Articles to be found on Penosyl
vania avenue, south side, bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
IRON BEDSTEADS AND CRIBS, al patterns
SPRING MATTRESSES p r5 ID t,.
CIRCULAR ARMS, for drying clothes
HAT AND COAT STANDS
UMBRELLA 4 DO g-.s-...I
SETTLES AND HALL CHAIRS
PIER SLABS AND GILT BRACKETS
BRONZED ANDIR0NS AND TENDERS
FIRE SET AND BLOWER STANDS
MARBLE TOP TABLES
FOOT SCRAPERS 5i7s-i ~ 70 ..--
WASH STANDS .,. "a t---, v...-
% CARD RECEIVERS
THERMOMETERS, DC.
Also IRON RAILINGS of great variety of pattern
for Cemeteries, Public squares, end Private Dwell
lings. RALPH HASkINs, p
& ~ Pa. avenue, 8. side, between 9th and 10th st.
! dec 7-eoSm -
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AT COST
IN GRAPE SHAWLS. all qualities
~ Amongst which may be found very rich EN-.
broidered
Also, our stock Of Cloth and Velvet Cloaks, at
cost.
With our entire stock of
DRY GOODS.
Embracing all the most recent styles Of
DRESS GOODS.
With every article found in well selected stock.
Contemplating change in our firm next month,
it il desirable that the stock be greatly reduced by
that time, will therefore sell our stock without
the reservation OF any article for one month, for
cash only, at cost.
A rare chance il thus offered for the time mention
ed of selecting from stock of the choicest goods
i'll this section OF the country, at prices lower than
many articles can be had at wholesale prices in New
York city. L. MYERS Il CO,
Iron Hall Dry Goods Store,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS.
dec 10-lm
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= A CARD.
EVAN HUI ES.
Cbrner Psnnsyivqnia arsnue and l:

il Gunner ltnnsyvdRin drenue and 12th street
IA Remembers with gratitude the kindness of
those patrons and friends who so generously
W. sustained him in the business to which he il
n. attached, for the last ten years, under 40
many adverse circumstances. He Is now pleased to
inform them and the public generally that he has
opened upon the ste Of his late place of business
establishment VIII CHI hs fatters himself will, in ev-
cry degree, be worthy of their future patronage.
Inc stock he now presents to their office, COM
prises every article req ured in gentleman's ward
fope. HIS goods for manufacture, consists of En-
glBh, French, American, and German Cloths and
Cassmsfee OF the best quality, unsurpassed in this
or any other market. The finest Velyets Silks Cash
meres, Embroidered and other Vestings, together
with complete assortment Of gentlemen's Furnish.
ing Goods. g1 - AZ - a-f1 % = -.
Gentlemen furnishing for the season will do we'll
to give him an sarly call. Promptness and fidelity
Is the motto Of his business. : ea4 II as3E -
= NJ B.-A large supply Of Paris Kid Gloves of ev-
cry color just received from the celebrated Factory
Of Jouviu Co., and Alexander's. :
ldsc 9-eo3w =, -. 80 90, --. !,
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ELEGANT RICH FURS 4.

G1EUANI 0ICd Z U I'D
TODD q CO, Browns Hotes, Pa avenue, in.
Il vite the attention to their extensive and unri.
vailed assortment of
LADIES' FURS
Of every crption-consisting OF Long Flat Boas,
Palatines, Polaise, Vietorines Pillernes Cuffs,
in
RICH HUDSON BAY SABLE
BAUM AND STONE MARTIN
ROYAL ERMINE
.., FITCH MARTIN
MINK DO
SIBERIAN SQUIRREL
BLACK LUSTD LYNX
And other styles, as recognized by taste and fash
ion dee O.
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REMARKApLE FREAKS OF FORTUNE

a RE daily being observed and wondered at BY
IA the uninitisted. Men With small incomes and
large families growing wealthy and becoming men
Of means and influence. A change which their
friends can only account for by supposing they have
found some incorporating or moneynakipg opera
ton, or machine which II kept iron the knowl-
edge Of the public. Such Is the fact, and We will
briefly expose the easy and honorable means BY
which they accumulate wealth. The secret Which
one-fourth Of their incomes by purchasing their
whole supplies Of the Model Grocers,
- - 70 dsH - McQRAW 4 JACOBS,
Corner Psnna. avenue and 18th streets.
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r Al DIES = GRANTS FREnCH XIII

r ADIEs' n GENTS FRENCH KID
- pACVcbs ft.-ai
White, blsck, and all shades of color
~ Worked Muslin Collars and Underslesves ''-.a@A
6ak, Alpaca, Cashmere, and Gotten Hose n.ita e
"a =. - - - SHAWLS. -. - ~.
White crspe and Bay state Long shawls Of every
9uxiity ~ 9 '' - - :
Linen Cambria Handk'fs from cents up
Together with general assortment of seasonable
goods. ~ -
Customers will be pleased to give me call.
- +D5,3.i WIN, +. RILEY,
80. Corner 9Th street. opp. Centre Market.
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STEAM LAUNDRY

METROPOLITAN STEAM LAUNDRY.
our establishment, being now in complete order,
" with the most improved machinery, part OF
which We imported from Europe, at heavy expense,
are now prepared to take and deliver clothes at
the door of our customers in style that will not fail
to please. Our establishment being superintendent
by ladies who have thorough knowledge of the
business collect and deliver the clothes in the
most beautiful order, with prcmptness and dispatch
to all parts Of the District and without injury TO e
most delicate fabric. There being chemical prep
aratiOns used, and little fiction the ciothes
safely say, with the assurance OF our Gus.
toners, that this mode is prominently better and tJ
more economical than by the old process. When the
urgency of the requires it, the clothes can be
collected aud delivered In satisfactory order in few
hours notice-all that ask is trial.
&C. Clothes collected and delivered free Of car
risge.
Until we can procure suitable Office. ia central
part of the city, all communications lett at the fol-
lowing places: j. T. Berkley's Dyeing establishment
South side of Pa avenue, between 9th aud 10th SITS
T. NJ. r. Kings Grocery, cor. Vermont avenue and
street, or addressed TO US through the City Pos.
Office, will be promptly attended to.
dec 17-eo3m. KING HICKS.
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FEMALE INSTITUTE.

South OdrOlna aperue, b.toeen 6a and tn streets
east, Washington.
THIS Institution is now in successful operation
i With full corps of competent and experienced
teachers IN each department 1t presents the bert
advantage to parents the location is very retired
The buildings are ample and surrounded with beau
ful grounds for exercise, and the Course Of study is
thorough and practical.
Board and tuition in all English branches 5000 per
session of ten months. Day pupils from IS to $40
per quarter of IL weeks, In Englis;.
French, Music, Drawing, &C., extra.
For further particulars, or for circulars apply 10
GEO. G. BUTLER, A. NJ,
sep 29-eotE- Principal
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UNITED STATES MAIL.
PENNSYLVANIA.

PENNSYLVANIA.
PoST OfFICg DEPARTMENT,
December 18th, 1853
DROROSALS for carrying the mails Of the United
l. States from LIST Of febr uary, 1854, to the :Oth
Of june, 1856, on the following route in Pepnfylya.
MIA, VIII be receiN ed at the contract flee Of the Poet
Office Department until a. I'D. on Monday the 10th
OF January, 1854, TO be decided On the same dsy:
No. 1896. From Curwinsyills, by Luthersburg,
Reynoldsyille, Brookyilie. Corsica,
strattonsyie, Clarion, Shiptensyille,
kossuth, Cas-, Cranberry, Franklin,
Canal. and Cochranton, To Aeadyilke
loo miles and back, six times a week :
Leave Curwinsville daily, except Sunday, at Z,
g.. m;
Arrive at Meadville next day by 6, pm.
Leave Meadvile daily, except Sunday. at Z, a. IN /;
Arrive at Curwinsyille next days by G, p. m.
Tor form of bid. guarantee, and csrtifrate, also
tor Instructions and requirements, embracing the
conditions 10 be Incorporated in the contracts 10 ,uch
extent as the department may deem eIpedierD see
advertisement inviting proposals for mail seryire In
the States of New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware,
Maryland, and Ohio, dated the I'D September, ls5l
JAMES CAMPBELL,
dec lt-eo4w Postmr stPr General.
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XR. ]. COCHEUS
Dancing and Waiting Academy,

n Ohh Oh . CalNJON.
MR. J. COCHEU, successor of Madame Blake and
M ut present the accepted teacher of the Convent
and the Female Seminary Of the Rev VIM J. CLARK
in Georgetown, has the honor to inform the ladies
and gentlemen Of Washington and Georgetown tina,
his School Is now open at Carusi's Saloon, where he
would be happy to receive share Of the public pa
tronage.
Days of tuition for ladies and masters every Tues
days, at p. m, and every Saturday at a. m
For young gentlemen, every Thursday and Sstur
day at p. m.
At Forrest Hall, in &c rgetown, every Monday and
Wednesday at 8 p. N.
Mr.. c. deems it necessary to say no mere respect
ing his qualifications as teacher, but is happy to
inform well discerning public that he is considered
ny the most able and known professors Of this
country as one of them.
BALTIMORE, Md. October 4 1853
This is to certify that / consider MI Cocheu an
able master of the art Of Dancing Having had in
tercourse with him for several years past, have
found him not only master in theory, but also in
practice; and am happy to say that do not hest
tate in recommending him highly to the public Of
Washington City as gentleman, and man of gen.
eral moral character. A. IL. DUROCHER.
jan 2-2l" Professor of Dancing.
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-. JOHN HITZ, -.
GENERAL MINING AGENT,
Address Box 1876, Washington, D. c.
dec Ism
n, CARROLL MASON,

.-..s.x.., N. CARROLL MASON, --..- -...
Attorney and Counsellor.a
WASHINGTON, D. G.,
M LII sktend 20 all business connected with his
W profession, and also to the prosecution Of
claims seainrt The General Government
Once in the east wing II the City HALL
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FANCY ARTICLES SUITABLE FOR GIFTS.


'T'HE subscriber has for sale fine assortment Of
/ Fancy Goods, which he is determined to close
out at cost Among other articles he emu nerates a.
follows, viz Work Boxes, Dressing Cases, Writing
Desks, Paper Mache Boxes, Port Folios and Card
Cases, Shell, Ivory, Pearl end Paper Mache Gard
Cases and Porte Mona;ss, Fancy Boxes with and
without note paper, &c. Pen-holdsrs Penkniyes
Gold Pens and Cases. Games Port Folios ofsll kinds
Card Baskets, Purses, Paper Cutters, Match Boxes
Fancy Ink Standishes, Bells, Paper Weights, Seals
&C., &c. WM. +. BAYLY,
Penn. avenue betw. 18th and 18th SITS.
Always on band large supply Of the best Letter
and Cap Papers, Note Papers Envelopes of ali kindt
and sizes, Penknives, Bill Paper, Pens and Quilts
cheap Writing aid Wrapping Papers, &c, &C., at the
lowest prices Intelligencer dec 19-dt4jan.
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THE sTRAsBURG ACADEMY.

LdncGStef county, PeflIlsylcdnid,
UIILL open its Both Session on the first MON
w DAY IN NOVEMBER, 1881 The Insti-
tuition is situated eight miles southeast of Lancaster
city, from which place there is daily stage TO tras
burg, leaving the city every afternoon at 81 O'Clock
Fare 37k cents.
Access may be obtained to the Academy by
branch railroad which connects Strasburg with the
Philadelphia and Columbia Railroad at LeamoI
Place, twelve miles east of Lancaster city. Boy,
will be prepared for College, and for the variou,
businesses uf life. Number of Tt q ,hers in the In
stitution is SIX. For Catalogues address
JESSE OREN, NJ. d., Principal
strasburg, Lancaster county, Pennsylvania.
sen l3-ff
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GAS FIXTURES

THE subscriber takes pleasure in announcing to
i the public that his stock of GAS FIXTURES
comprising some Of the best and latest patterns has
been received, and that he Is prepared to sell at
the lowest rates. Persons in want Of Gas Fixtures
will please call and examine-they will no doubt
End it to their interest. ~ -
Dwellings and public buildings fitted with gas-tu.
binb at the usual rates. J. W. THOMPSON.
- dec 15-tf ----------
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CARD.
To the Ladies Of Washington, Georgetown,

AleIdndrt0, 6c.
HENRY WElRMAN'S Ladies' Misses. and Chi
Il dren's French Shoes are sold by the under
sned, on 18th street, just above Corcoran Riggs
Banking House, IN his new building with the high
marble steps, where be Mil We Ladies' orders
and keep constantly on hand every variety of La
dies, Misses, and Children Z French Cater Walking
Shoes, White and Black Satin Caters. Slippers, &c,
made to order by III. Weinnan, Of Philadelphia, Of
the best French GaitCr materials and In the latest
Partisan styles. These CATERS entirely different
from what are generally known sslops shop shoes
being all custom work, of superof workmanship,
and warranted TO give perfect satisfaction.
Ladies, who value beauty, comfort. and economy
examine for themselves. 4. NEIRMAN
18th It, just above Corcoran Riggs
aug lS-lyeo Banking House.
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Select Classical and Matthew attic al

School.
VINHE subscriber has removed his school to College
Il Hill, where cOmmOdious building is being
fitted up for its reception. As the preparatory de
partment of the Columbian College, it will continue
preserve the character of strictly select school,
designed for laying the foundation of thorough En-
glish, classical and mathematical education. The
next session will commence on the 18th of Septem-
Der, and close on the last OF June.
Terms Sl2 SO per quarter, payable in advance.
At small additional charge the students will be
permitted to attend the lectures delivered in college
on chemistry, geology, and mineraogy, and also to
receive instruction in French and other modern lar
guages by The professor in that department.
Pupils may be boarded at the college, under the
special care and superintendence of the principal.
The necessary expenses OF full boarding student
will be abort Slgh per academic year, and of q
weekly boarder will not exceed $50.
GEO. S. BACON, Principal.
Refer to the faculty Of the Columbian College
Colonel J. l.. Edwards; Colonel Peter Force VIM
Gunton, esq; l.. D. Gale, NJ. d., of the Patent Of
fee; Joseph Wilson, ESD, of the Land Office, and
Professor q. c. Jewitt OF the Smithsonian Institute.
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ItLpTHS-
~ Black, blue, and green French Cloths
Black and fancy colored Cassimeres
Silk and Satin Vestings
Lambs wool Undershirts and Drawers
2 FLANNELS-White, yellow, blue, and red Of ev-
cry quality.
Customers will do well to give a call.
VIM. X. RILEY,
Corner Sth street, opp. Centre Market.