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st. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies,
Near EnmRsbwq, Frederiek County, M

NtnT EHmHtsbuTg, Frt1crtck County, Ma
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18th August, md terminates the Thursday In juno
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housekeeping Articles.

HoubchsSPab& hihs'ce-
TINE subscriber desires call public
OF furnishing goods which il rendered
complete In every department consisting In part Of
FRENCH CHINA.
Gold band plain white dinher desse
dinner and Ia
tached and with and without notices
pitchers perfume boes card receivers with large variety
fancy articles appropriate TO decorate eagcre parot table, and
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Dinner and toilet ALSO detached pieces large
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GLASS WARE.
American FRENCH and Bohemian, such dseane hasops
gobes carcts hock sheues Madea- BuRundie
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dishes, salts, pitchers, &c.
TABLE CUTLERY.
halfdozes Anyone hrythree pieces also,
ivory handled knives only and forks, sesls, &C
BLoCK-TfN GOODS.
chatting d.be. 81 nehes
coffee pots tea Pots, coffee bisginS &c.
PLATED GOODS,
Such coffee and and forks casto
covered dishes pitchers cake and fruit baskets walters, ke
JAPANYED GOODS.
Such walters, and In plate sOP jars
foot tubs, water cans, sc.
GAS FIXTURES.
factory Baker Philadelphia,
the manufsctuTers' retail prices.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Solar frsndoes wood ware enders irons brushes
bods
cooking requisites Of almost every description together win
large assortment 81 articles utility and deemed
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the same description goods be purchased Of the
cities
Goods delivered any pan of Iy Georgetown tes
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Catalogues containing complete list Of every article kept for
c. W. porEIER,
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.

Radiation Of Fdre 10 California.
Uated stHIos mat steamships leave New York
~E6r2S Tor Aspiuwal the 9Th and Duh Of each month,
ELaIxE connecting with mail from Panama San
crs<2XcG&xs FrnncRco.
These steamships have been nsPecsd aud approved the Navy
Department. and guaranty speed and safety.
The Panama railroad az miles completed nom
aad crossed IN The baggage Of
checked IN Nw York Francisco
emhasod Panama
Tho paid New York all expenses OF the
Reserve In New York. Panama, and
fan Francisco prevent detention accident
Is cndToly reliable.
Passengers Panama they Aspin
wall
Conductors through by steamer and
women and children without other protectors.
For through tickets apply the agency IN
West street, New York, 10 l. W. RAYMOND.
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rHE.P JUVENILE BOUKs-rhe undrrsigued
Of books for children and
varied collection accumulation OF years. to be sold At half
price, less than that when need be- Tney suited youth
OF all ages and may be examined his bookstore.
will the OF MIS- Holland,
Edgeworth Mrs Bsbsud, and wrers-books
which have popular In their time and whia shining 10 eu
good good eng aud good principles supposed W
have st msu although teaching all the sci
ences syllable 10 children OF four years old
Dec rs FRAsCK TAYLOR
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TREATISE on ENGLISH PUNCTUATION.

Designed Tor letter WRITER'S authors printers Of the
Press and for the Of schools and With appen
dr containing rules capitals Of
nts preparing copy and proof reading specimens proof
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e service o. every one who directly indirectly interested in
lhc subject OF which
letter. records and Documents write for
press. ~ ~
exposition ~ us render
WI he eqnsv surprised and instructed BY the
edge which perusnl viii Chrisffar
CROSBY, NICHOLS, n co.
DEC iz-1aw5W III Washington
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no THE LAD tEs.--Mr r. L. HARPER, - Bloomfield stree
Boston, has "a choice ~ ose nch '
embroidered ball dresses, ~ the latest Partisan
which universally adurd Newport last ~ ~
then abe supply tie demand he takes this opponun
inform ladies That he s Just opening fresh SIMPLY, some O
white add very appropriate Cor bridal
dresses cifrnS capoes, collars mnntes, Sc =" "
which iaes and VAT
CIV nj wreaihs ~ straw flowers, feather flowers, Ne,
N.B1hs i The only house in The United States where e
rood cant e ohained.
BosroS, January s. 1883.
Ian -9awqw
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MEXICAN HOUSE. Hanover street, Boston by
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly furnished possasspt
she node improvements and eonyenences for the
ton Of the travelling public.
tidy
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WILTON FffnNeIft
" tsnng Of w,inas intespersed with
anecdotes and characters of The distinguished
Of his time With Cnpous illustrative Notes; Henry Fsn-
ders, author of The Lives Of the Chief Justices
cloth, 81 50. FRANCK TAYLOR
The intimacy which the enjoyed with Horace
Wapole, Burke Sir Joshua Reynolds Lord Halifax Goldsmith
Johnson Cowper, Pitt and others Of the
~ HE has enabled him Introduce
and sketches nf the kiud.
Memoirs exceedingly Instructive and entertaining.
" The sketches anecd which
Memoirs arc IN The highest dFree interesting while
observing and discriminating character his
authority md
innate "-Encyclopsdia Britannica
Apri3
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Engiish, French, and American Fashions, 1850.


rEORGE FOX has Wniad's Hotel, Washington, D.
In the delay attending the Organization of The House. ~
u both branches
national violating thtir political prlncs
Fee upon pnpsar candidate for fvof M for 10 hs
tailor representing has msuted
continues 10 receive, IL. Distinguished and unanimous suraFr'
tie people lie has had the happy cay uniting the discomfort
voices the tea fashion, presents IN
divided ssnmSnt The House OF personalities has been at
s r leader tune, but the Representative % shnn
always nRanzed The hinns In the plastic hand of an u TO ~
sk Oft artist what the disopanssd clements ~ The repn
tive assembly tn The snccum
the taste 81 the artist the other suhSud by the eoqnence w
atof What the latter assembly ens
For s 10 the popular assembly n shou We have thus r h
tuied parolrl hut parallels closely eersn pow
thence they divVrEr aud With ieade o fashions sns
our leaders Of pnuct. The speaker Of fashion r such
designate for the right ~
tho riRhI and right Ices for tie right
when he applies leader HE u awa o"
yet his Both equally well and safely invested
Jan 9p-dN
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spsctnctes
GOLD silver fine steel and plated prcace glasses &C. Of
ali focuses pefoca perscopc and paTabnla Elasses
long experiences peculiar advantages
adapted to The eyes Of wsarers
VI, W. GAIT n BRO,
39i Penn. avenue between Ninth
lam
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ITIIIIAM H. Weaver mary r. his wife, Simeon Weaver
and Jua wife p1inns ehaneeEy, sgaasi be children
OF Jacob Cdser deceased,
of deceased, Whose
known cse the ehdrea 81 Lewis CTss deceased
names r. Sewers and Ana his wife loci
Czer Clean deeeased whose
uuknoan kch.as Jonas Cser and Jsreaiah Cger
his oxn lsh and Us CTge deceased de-
nts and William H. Weaver ke, Pc
tttoa. " +. r.
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Law school Of Cumberland University, at lebanon


school Of Cumberland University, at Lebanon
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Caruhsr, late Of the circuit
judges OF Tennessee,
Green, ndges ofths supreme com
of Tennessee.
Hon. Bromhed L. Ridley ofthe Of State.
Judges Caut,rs Green dew heir whcs time exclusively
10 tho school.
Plan finsrnciorl. Daily examinations class
regular explanations
daily lessons IN the progress Of the examinations.
a. Weekly comIpen law and equity In which
dents suits on statement OF fs given BY the Profe
them Through all the known In
The framed require them prepare
deeds willis records and all Of documents be read sv
the trials Come Of by appeal
supreme court which held monthly in the class. ard Ia
public The students clerks,
Jurors, circuit Judges and CHANCELLOR In other Official
raeilies connected with their suits.
ssaonsThe third Monday
and ends third Thursday In February. The
succeeding Monday In February and ends
Thursday In July.
Erpensss sestonruion fec $50 In advance;
fee q boarding about $50 Students furnish their
which NJ - had In the Lebanon bookstores.
unless
no previous study required
There four regular Glasses. Students
any M during tho collegiate year.
Number students the collegiate year eighty--iH
ROBERT l.. ChRUTHERS,
Fob l1-eSly President Board Of Trustees
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This cause coming on papers formerly read
Ia county ADDISON, and the report oi MaW a.
commissioner appointed sell tbe lana and ssoes
toned Ia me said ALSO peuon Of Sinclair Graves,
planning q e said Weaver having sold g hn 90 ansoand
the salo In the menoned and practising fraud
Ia the the said praying be relieved
PURCHASE asking the land the said
resold, and sundry answers nled TO said petiion se
Hut the time, the order 10 have The rights
in the ,ad fund specified, and The
cspecseIy doth sdudge, order and h
OF commissioners Of this court, having hfst
thereof by publication Ia some newspaper published IA The
weeks the
door OF The county Of Madison do take an account OF The
ands, OF hands the Weaver
allowing bringing count
and did do him with ID
have paid 10 the parties entitled
expiration the time allowed and the said
the all The emf,
tied participate Ia the distribution OF the said fund,
speetye shares proportions thereof and ao the place
dence Of each party Tar The b practicable ard make
port thereof court with anything deemed pertinent
which either parry may require.
Copy. Teste; BELFiELD CAVE, Clerk.
The parties neestea In taking and stating s
by the hereby notified that appointed
purpose Monday the 4h day February 1881,
In county OF Madison he
the said be taken stated by
sioneE I'll. WILLIAM L. EARLY,
Commissioner OF Madison Circuit Count
nar@ ia MgAyx
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Notice of Limited Partnership.


TUE undersigned notice that they have this day formed lr
Baltimore, the ar buying and
selling drafts, and domestic exchange bonds
OF general stock brokerage and
BUSINESS that William Stuart Appleton and Henry W.
Loudnun Virsin and special
contributed his If the
tweny thousand dollars cash that
this 18th day OF March, 1856 and
Wal. STUART APPLETON,
ii w. no 4 ELL,
Mar 25-d2w GEORGE RUST, Of Virginia.
Ill in and sale Of
doeste exchange collection
hills negotiation loans, bonds bs
business in public scues exchange
We will make collections, receive deposies,
checks, aud allow interest standing accnupts -
We the services Of SIR, LAWRENCE p BAfNE
s-lden, Wiib~rs, Co, Washington, D. CO.
undivided general business Of
all therein will be fully recognised by
APPLETON h CO,
April sew Rli Baltimore street.
CUMBERLAND CoAL.-The subscriber good article OF
for cash
Also, oak and pine wood OF a good quality.
THOMAS II. woRTHIsGToN
April o9-eo2w Cor IAN and Streets canal.
A LNaICK Frcueh and English Female Seminary
for boarding pupils situated 6 miles the Baltimore and
Washington railroad aud turnpike two miles soh Of the village Of
Laurel.
A. Tysnn respectfully inform their patrons and
their intention their day school
city the sis April aud the of their
Anwck Institution Will open Monday, the 9Th May Every ia
OF French
u the hrsI May OF by letter addressed the an'e post Office
Md. April l2-d3ts eud 5Ih May
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[No. GAL
Notice the neopenlnS OF tiae DaasiiIs Land omcs
al IliIaol4.

GENERAL LAsD 0vyIcx, Bept I9, 1855.
INSTRUCTIONS 10 he register
OF Dansls land ONCE ia Aols prepare isis
at tbs Remaining In ssd dsc give hy days
public OF ihe
eopenins oflhsr once aad the which applications
be received BY Ihem.
THos. A. HENDRICKS
Sept 2l-2aw6w lIniel 5laEl Commissioner.
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SSs&4 AMPTOs UNITED STATES MAIL sTEA8ERs.-
<Sxm& The ships comprising tes line WASH NG-
<<zxM&1&1 TOM Capt =. CAysndyI HERMANN. Capt. Ea
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The College or 50. james, Maryland.
HE second Of the begins Monday, % Of
L March.
There :u collegiate preparatory commercial
studies.
Address Rev. Dr. KERfooT, Rector, sc.
Feb IQ-2as4w
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TIRE ONLY o.E ELECTROMAGNETIC

TIRE ONLY oSE nUTHORszEDi-The Rob OF DR.. BOY
FEAU LAFFECTEUk IL far superior 10 the srups of Cuis
ner, paa, other similar remedies radically
without all affections Of the skin, darep erufuR
OF ITCH ulcers, accidents accouchnens
period Of M aud hereditary acrinony OF hamors As depur
Is powerfully Gfcsc,ous eaarths the bladder,
fractions aud other weakness OF tue organs arising from abuses
injections soundnes. As syphtic Rob
short dseases ensuing from the
Of beam espaa cubeb injections only repo
the without neuraZnK IT, The Rob Bdyyeau
nded n syphic di-eases, whether
ing and which have resisted the OF the odur
n potassium.
General agents United Gabriel Blopdn ESQ.,
William street, York, for wholesale Guot
New Oreansi Seuily, San FTancsco.
The Rob Lacteu snd by all the druggists throughout Uni
ted Scs The pamphlet Of Doctor O. de 81 Geyss
cal of the Rob will be obtained u writing
din, "a William New who win every
b. prepared f orders America In
dies free Of The Uaed states duties be the Fob In bond
March Idly.
I 0NaFELLoWs New Poem.-Ths Song Of Hswaths
Ii by Henry Wadswouh Longeiuw PHce 81
Curious Stories about Fairies and oher People. IS
Just published and FOR sale
TAYLOR MAURYfs
Nov IS Bookstore, 9th
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Circular.
AGFScr or Fsrscn srou.rroN CLLNs,
Washington, November ~ 1885

AcKScr FRrscn sroLf.TIoN CbLtss,
Washington, November ~, 1855
IN answer many inquiries addressed by claimants
the United States accoun Of poiialions committed by be
Ffsnch ratification
lrOoyE JGY 81, ls0las OF proceeding
towards obtaining Redress pdl.n thus
publicly inform all 'och that, amer consulting Bcysn
has been concluded AZ most odcious voluntarily ubn
thSf claims 10 The Claims Colsg they would be- mired with
thousands Of other pnscpnus claims decided
Tor other obircuobu submit Them
Congress tpfeenr the ssnae the the
ing Of tie session In tbs fun that direct re
will be provided for them through pp.ea
n the Claims Court shalt the only
tribunal Congress viii grant, that reference be
Iaae 10 u by direct legislative act
The adu',men Of hese claims would fully and constantly o
board 81 the highest Glass Justice
ptnuesny points to boatd and proper ia The
Nov Gt-diw JAMES N CAUSTEN
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W Posse, Governor Of ste 81 Texas do hereby
Edward fbe preceding
paRe Secretary the date Of ssid cruheae
state The he f the
q the Original and his
ta;ion = ~ due
testimony wheren hereunto and the
great seal 81 the stare be city 81 tustn,
ixh day u February,
ind pendenca ~ einhtiet
of Tetas the twentieth year
Y. NJ. PEAsE.
And whereas referred
the holders of the deb,
oct ofths and whereas alleged
oreed crraates debt, may asse 10
genuine Of; and whereas
requires the holders Of the cehcatrs
evidences a. shall releases the Unsd
nd before payments snd
public pcce should be given or the space
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PhtisdeIphts, Niagara, and Great Western Line.
PASSENGERS depot and Rad
lug Railroad Company BROAD and Vine sreCts daily ~
q.
Fare TO chicago 90
Detroit. e. .-..l 10 w
RtAgarh Falts-. " w
huhaio.s W w
haaNih-''s't w
kocne@tT'.ss. = %
GnnandatRna.s -. . W
Freight trains leave the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Depot
BROAD and Cherry seets) daily for Chicago and intermediate
JOHN TUCKER. President
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Comrry.
GROCERIES,, WINES, LIQUORS. sSo.-we beg leave o
cali Of friends the public Of
fresh groceries, consisting Of
Fine green and black teas
Java, Rio and Lnguayra cofees
Refined and brown sugars
Family, tupcrhne, and eItra -four, In bbs and bags
Cheese, lard hHms, and shoulders
Grnin and ground spices of every description
And every other article make complete asso
ment
Wines, Liquors, and Cigars.
Madeira sherry, port eiare ard champagne vorte
brands, md superior
Pine brnndies, whiskey, gins &c, in wood and Flass
Together with large Of Havana German domestic
eigars.
we goods articles which
sbnl ewing, such prices
families and call before supplying wants
THOMPSON, HAMILTON, h CO.,
South side Penn. avenue, between ~
Octq-law9wn
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T AND wARHAsrs-Tbs highest ca,h price, rsia ~ os
IL NJ SNYDER SON.
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GEORGE WOODS NEW woBrS.-ModcrR Pilgrim,
VI showing the improvements travel ard ehods Of
reaching Celestial Cav hy Wood Of 'Pe
Sehelmihl In AMERICA 2 volumes. Price 81 Is.
Letters young physician entering upop pTcs by Jsnss
Jackson NJ D.,LL, ID. o., .
Japan II and IL by Richard wdeth Of History
81 the United staies e. IS. ......... ...
Csse-A Story Of Republican Equality by Sydney a. Story r.
81 ~
just Published, and for sale ...--
TAYLOR q MAURy's
Nov IS bookstore, near aih strssi.
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EnEnoH JUVENILE EoofSs.-A well ssscted collection
n French juvenile books various their prices
adapted various them, beautifully illustrated
be 10 md at the bookstore Of undersigned, imported BY himself
direct from Paris.
Dec Il FRANCK TAYLOR.
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DtuGitEbs Of Religious Idens by L. Maria Chiids,
1 vols
The New Purchase, Eay Years the Far West
Lily, Novel vol.
Works Of Chn. Lamb. vols
Harprrs' Bnok T.
Mexico and IT. Religion; by n A. Wilson. Illustrated.
Border BeaEies by w. Gilmore Snms.
smtke ~ Charles dickens.
The Cnild Wife b. Charles Dickens.
Mysteries Of the Of by William Harrison Aims
Nov p rRANCK TAYLOR.
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DEPARTMENT STATE,
husiin, Texas, February 2, 1855.
l. Edward CLARK, Secretary Texas do
hereby certify that the foregoing eight hereto
II original
the tAn
such creditors republic ~
the hine hundred
hGy passed the second session o. the Thirty
of United States and approved February twenty
sighth, eighteen hundred and hty hve.n
witness my hand and he seal department day and
49, EDWARD CLARK,
Secretary OF State.
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HE subscriber desires call public attention his ertensi
OF furnishing goods, which IL render
complete In every department, consisting in part Of
FRENCH
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FASHIONABLE DANCING.
At M un der,s Assembly Hall.
. w. MUNDER, Professor OF DanciD 1

A1e at Georgetown College and Convenk ano
principal teacher OF Washington city, has the. nor
70 announce TO his former patrons and the Il lie
generally that he will resume the duties Of hia hoo
on Thursday. November 8th, 1885, at Munder' As
sembly Hall, adjoining the Star cfios, at o'clock,
r. NJ, for adies, misses, and masters, and on the
same evening, at 7If for gentlemen.
He feels assured that the unequaled progress Of
his numerous pupils in his former classes is suf
cent guarantee Of his superior skill as an instructor
Prof NJ begs leave 10 remind the public OF the
unbounded success Of his May Festival Ball. ut the
National Theatre. which was attended by upwards
Of 700 persons.
His new Hall, which is one of the largest most
beautiful, and conveniently in the city, with
two large dressing and supper rooms added which
can be rented for balls and parties The location in
convenient TO persons residing any part Of the city
Days of Tuition On Tuesday and Thursday, 81 8
o'clock, r. NJ, and on the game evenings, al z for
gentlemen.
class for young married ladies and gentlemen
will be formed shortly.
All who desire 70 join his classes will please apply
at Mr. John +. Elliss Music store Pennsylvania ave
niIe, near Tenth street. to Prof NJ. at his rooms
on the above days. A subscription list is now open
to receive the names Of those wishing season tickets
to the Soirees. Only rs for the season.
oct 30-dn