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TRAvnLLERs from Washington for the western oi,ss A., "A
vsed that the baltimore Ohio COMPANY hns .sda
careful provision 70 ticket them and check baggage
through from Washington city leading cities m ire
the Northwest and the Southwest - 49,
Members OF Congress and Others, adjournment win a.s
peculiarly 70 IN advantage avail recen
estended facte. Of this line which oay Ina, can
snod them through tickets and Washington
Tho trains start daily from Washington a. m and
prompt and direct eonnexon at Washington Juacon eay
House for Benwood and Wheeing, Bsawood
rect with Central Ohio railroad ZanesvIe Newsrk CO.
iumbus Aenia Dayton Cincinnat Louisville Chi
cage Terrs Haais Vino Alton, 81 Louis Springfield oss
Burlington, Gaena Dubuoue cairo Memhi.
Natchax, Vicksburg, and New Orleans. N -r"'-'
Passengers desiring view the entire BY daylight NAV
leave Washington Q, al 4k
M lie on there until SIS next morning. whom hs p
accommodation leaving time for Whean
where il arrives nj 4, p m.
Byihs43o train from washnston hsy may reach Ben
wood at sk day. In from washing
Elk = 'E-''"e
BY this connexon they reach Cincinnati nsht or In a
hours running ume between Washington and Cincinnati
Careful comfort Of perfect sasy are
dina objects this ROUTE may rely upos them q
securing its advantages. n 49,
Master OF Transportation, Baltimore.
Aug 9-dt20 tt
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INSTRUCTIONS.

Containing conditions be incorporoted in ne contracts TO
The extent The department may deem proper.
l. Seven minues allowed to each Intermediate Office,
when otherwise specified, for asserting the malls; but
on rarond and steamboat routes there 70 be more de-
lay than is sufficient for exchange Of the mail bags
g. On railroad and steamboat ines and other routes
where the mode Of conveyance adms OF II, The special
agents Of the department. alec post Office blanks mail bags,
locks and KEYS are 10 be conveyed without extra charge.
g. On railroad and steamboat lines, British and Canada
mais when offered be conveyed without additional
paw also, the ngens of the department. for whose
exclusive use while travelling with the mails, commodi-
car apartment in the centre Of properly light
Cd warmed and furnished and adapted to the convenient
assortment and due security mails TO be provided
by the contractor under the direction Of the department
Railroad and steamboat companies required to take
the mail FROM and deliver into the post offices at the
and end Of their routes and to and from all
Offices than eighty rods from station or landing
Proposals may be subpcd for The performance OF all the
side ycethat is for Offices over eighty rods from s-
ion or landing. hesa
a. No pay will be made for trips performed and for
each Of such omissions satisfactorily explained three
mss the pay Of the trip may be asdpced For arrivals so
far behind time az to bresk connexon with depending MANS
and not sufficiently excused oneourth of the COMPENSATION
for the "Trip subject 70 forfeiture Deduction VIII aiso De
ordered for grade Of perormace inferior TO that spesed
in the contract For vspeaed dcnquecs Of the kind here
in specified enlarged penalties proporoned 10 the nature
thereof and the importance of the mall may be made
S. For leaving behind throwing Of the malls, Or any
portion Of them, for the admission OF passengers or Tor
being csneerned in setting up running an express com
veync Intelligence In Pdyante OF The mall guar pay
may be ssduc,sd.
!" rN's WIZ - ''''f,,~si $3.50 80 f~nst-
masters or tho sidays of other credible persona for fall
ing arrive in contract time; for negsctng to take the
mail from deliver il into, post ofss TOR suffering IL
towing either the unsutabsness of the place
of carrying t) be wet injured, destroyed robbed
lost; and for refusing after demand convey the mail ns
frequently the contractor runs, concerned IN run
ming coach, car or steamboat, a route.
The Postmaster General may annu the contract for re-
peated failures agreeaby to contract; for violating
the Post Office laws disobcyng the instructions of the
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Is soUTHERN RAILROAD.
H0S E
sr.rE :. MI.sIs.IrrI. oIrr q. yIg..sgns

STATE oy MIssIssIrrI err or vroxssUns,
ists Once Of southern Railroad Company.
TN Railroad Company invite proposals.
for ths cesring graduation, masonry sstns and bridging
Roadway o. division q snss road.
Also Tor furnishing The os and for the uaeSng with
10 an vo,I, stations. platforms. aspo A.. required
100 s.ss yards u .Ieavae. and
o5, 900 enbc yards Of snhsnkmsat -
the bridging coo feet e aala " la
DC received ua The i. Of November and VIII ss The
en q a bidder ss;,. . aSa aS .o, 4,
a,e irons
fIi. Eor each item Of work, entire aud separate.
~ FOR the grading Of either, spssnsd number Of
" For the 10 be furnished The number spssnsd
rss divisions hereinafter named Of said road
q. .Sss
a % es as s % Of @ s s Of
proposal bidder ,sm paos., and
embankmen additioaal
either for % much per cubic yard upon the largest Item
The making proposal. desired them
osE o.sIyns ws.y per cent for final
oeE Of the company One ,hid IL cash. payable in The
ons.thrd the stock Of the company onelhrd the
CONT payable annually Payable entirely the stock Of the
proposals considered be by s4ss
I references crsdsnua and the the Of
aps prodes, and may
ny further information will be furnished application TO the
The Southern railroad Jackson, capital the
annng order and we'll equipped 10 that point extends from
s nd s .as
ne town q MARION n Laudod1I. county through
ons well watered and umbeIed, and In point health
he oaroinas and Georgia The grading except or The 6 twenty
ans q: e he @
the heayss. cuts The material of character easily
able bridging and crossuss Il believed tina.
facilities for construction, greater Inducements
This company entirely Out Of debt and has due 70 BY reliable
Of managers may il. II recipient
q made BY Congress i ey BE- bad alons
and ! ,',..
jackson aoad completed and In full operation Mppi
rive, Al vsksoss Opposite wnsh e in louisiana
e. T. whole s o.,.. .ad I
- Iss which chi o ssns sia s
Marion and :, ~ pon, q Intersection meets with The North
raies with the Virginia. North Carolina
Is also Indispensable link in the line q railways tha.
and = rssG Win g.. Pacific running T. entire
,bviou line work ofbe
nepises in the county thoroughly national IN i csrac.Sr
s'pp By indsolubs bonds lul whi. thus natons appeals
sS V ~ He n,smase II Asas ~ i
but and being built right through
Alabama soraa Carona the great inland
hsse to this line froad and
nduce capitalists and contractors % embark berav T. rs cons,c
md ,s vausss y - with IL .aupnsnts
b. State Of hssppI public been don ~ Con-
s1s s . ni q a..s ssa s.
ssa sum :, future oe.hods who may
This road Yrassns peculiar Inducements %
men Of means TO engage in its e0n'u1 %% anpnrs
Sept la-d,slsioes Rrs'den. Of u. southern Railroad
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II oS tne FfeN"e"s % tne oniseo st~tos'
IN PURSUANCE Of L. FRANKLIN PIERCE President OF
the United declare
that public win
the sTArx Iowa. periods designated,
oa..t., ,....- ........ u. a, 80.
w -.1 W - - IN o"esy - yss
icy y NY , "a as ap"sa ~ s pa'hs 'sha assa "
INC "o"'1s ~ ''"'A'F', va. laf lffsi tlli q. n
sossA Of ths bass line and vssi Of s ma pFp nsraa,
hos min nine ana an. h..s,.a ~,
s--si. niasss -, " NAts ...
lo"As'p " ''s"' A'"As' anu ono naAaieu, o' isAss
n,na,x Lab, n,n.,x H.. - =, -.
...Iss f' ' $50 ~' A-' A'1 w. A1A'A''' =" '''e'
49,. .,x an. n..s... 49,.
,..-h,r. a,.s 80 90 n.assSS ~ .a.s. $500
s, ,,y NM, aaS s hdS y i-sss y.sss"
rovyushin ons bundraa M ranse fwsnf,
rssa.ri,~ IN, a,nay Tvs a;n.," ~.so 80.
.sah .ins,s 10 aa. "a -
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mo. 6s7.I
Notice

tg Notice
of ehdraSal e ands Asi..ippi, Ala5ama, and Loai.
IN of the act Of Congress approved August
making grant Aiississipp
ofihf Mobile Nav Orleans aoad Alasau,.
Louisiana instructions have this day been given % the oca
BY telegraph instant, Alabams
sobed lands il their respective districts probably FILLING
the limits Of selection, until Otherwise direced wit
In MIssissIrrI.
Office al JAoxssF: esatls5 5F6 fH
North and sas " iAs cAoaaY base Has and m~idaa.
re. n.hips /. a4ss y and g. ofrssgss "a, and
Townahips /, Q, ., 4, .. and O. Of yanss q. IN VT
s5'aH as East " Pearl S,s~. aaa
Townships ana TO- of ranges II, Is, Is, %, and 81
ofheo al AususrAi
NORTH and east af Ae cAostaw Ssss Mae aas mer,Sa.,
Township: a.s an 1sss:. nslu,s
Townshiss j and ., Of ranges 9, 7,s, and ..
Township 7, Of range 10. FIX fi'
East Of Pearl river Of 3IM deg Of latitude
Towu,biu. aaAa 81 and 10, Of ranges II, u, IA
sw..sss a1a ns'' and
Townsss. 8 e ! 3 sa az Il Il anss
East Of Pearl river south Of the sla DEG Of latitude
Ts~a:sP. ss and D.
I iss.:Ss: s. sis sas q range
Township 8, range is.
Office CoLuMRuss # @ 4Ata t@w
and Of ths CAootaW base Hns and ,nsriaian
townships TO- IL 10 H. and i5 Of ranges H. Is, 10, IL,
Township g. Of ranges S, 1888, 10, II, IL, and H.
lfR liz ALABAMA,
0ice nj 81. STEPHENS: ss A NN
South Of s sit deg Of latitude and sst Of The meridian
Townships 5, 8, and 2, Of ranges l, ., 3, and A.
Tx LOUISIANA. ag
Office GRKHEsBrRot &-
South Of ths Of the principal meridian
Townships !, &, and 8, OF range Is.
Townships 7, ., ., snd 10, Of ranges II and 10
Townships 9, 8, and 10, OF range l6. S & 9Ha
Office NEW ORLEAas
East Of ths Mississippi river.
Townships II, IL, and IL, of range ~ east
Townships TO- III a. aud 10, Of ranges Is and IA east
Townships TO- H. and ~, Of range Is east, 81
my hand the General Lspd oce, q the city Of
JOS. s. WILSON, IN
@H4t Acting Commissions.
Aug 16--law6ut Intel. star.l
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ORNATE Bankers Uuieed Seaaes. aT
The Bankers Magazine November contains Z.
List OF Private Bankers every and ely Of the Vpi,es
~ List Of Members Of the New York Board Of Rroksrs
III. History OF banking in the United States. IT
Railroad Shares, Bonds DC. ' 80 1919
The will Of Bapks Presfdsn,.
cashiers History Banking in each state History az $780,.
Hanks List Of Foreign Bankers, ne. --' = A''"s'
Monthly, I'VE dollars per annum
- !, 80. j. SMITH ROMANS,
wy "1-o'noe No l62 Pearl street, New York
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hENpALs AND ILLUsrRATED Works, -'NS
bound beautifully illustrated suitable for Christmas anu
New Years presents. Aet3 Il
beads Of memoryt wherein she reekons
kind remembrances Of friends and old Affections"
ANIMALS.
The Republican Court socie Days Wash
ington; 81 portraits Of distinguished women. n 4a
The Court OF Napoeon Society under the First Empire by
Goodrich With portraits Of Beauties wits and hsrones
The Souvenir Gallery Y with 10 engraving.
The Moss Rose, snow Flake, The Passion Flower, The
Memoys Gi The Gin Of Affection, Friendships Offering The
Annual The Amsranth The Token OF Fendshp Tho Gold
Free Annual, The Annual The ForssMc Not The
Token 0aand The Hummins Bird juvenile This Violet
The Annual Rose Bud, The Gem Of Tho Season. The
American Annual and msny nonion all
beautifully illustrated. tf@ 44a pf3taAa 4
ILLUSTRATED WORKS. ft
byron, scs Shakespeare Moore, Pops Rogers, Thompson,
I!enaps Cook Burns Shelly Spencer, swIh Beaumont and
Fletcher, Congrcve, Faqa and Faubu smolet, FcssArs
Byron Galley, Gallery Shakespeare Gallery and Fnden's
eaes beautifully Portraits Of the Female
racy England vols beautifully illustrated Shakespeare Tablsau
plates Coldsmhs Traveller, lusirued MIRA Janeson
Women, beautifully Illustrated The Queens Of
England Beauties Court Of Charles H. The fosfica Al
bum M,on's ALLEGRO and Penseroso Illustrated with
Vsrnon,s Gallery, splendid piates Wks's Gallery, splendid
plates; Poetry the Year. elegantly iusuniedi Poetry Of the
Fields elegantly Illustrated Sabbath Bells, elegantly illustrated
Poetry OF the Woods elegantly illustrated Macnuay's
Rome elegantly iusnRted Turpers ProvebinI Philosophy
,ant,y Illustrated ReIqnss Romance Poetry,
Ard many STANDARD Works suitable for hoyday rs
FIJI, assortment, OF Forel beautifully bound Dlusa-
ted together with large supply Of Family Bibles various styles
III binding yevabound Prayer Books and Bibles OF deres
TAYLOR Il MAURY's
Dec "a aar tGNH m Bookstore OH
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NOTICE TO pRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled the right Of presumption any the
within townships and townships above
rated required establish the the satisfaction Of the
register and receiver Of the land oce and mako
therefor pradbis after seeing this notice. and before
the the public sale
embracing the claimed otherwise uch claim will
be forfeited.
- THnG. A. HENDRICKS,
Comm, ssioner OF tbs General Land Ofhce.
Dec 25-lawl3w Tint 6arl
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NARPETING.--We would particularly tho of
wishing furnish out handsomely 70 our ne and
Imported English, apesy and Rr IsRlF
oarpeng, exhibiting in department, second and
third We paid unusual attention the selection OF
goods quality,
Ing elegant designs moderate prices, will recomaend
nvorHby closest buyers them the necessity
OF going North to make their purchases. n
We have great variety tapestry, Brussels
3py, double ngrnn Venetian carpeng
from large auction sales New York. be sold
unusually cheap. BARNES MITCHELL, ~
g+,i On the Avenue, between 9th and NH streets
Sep l0--eoif3w
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EIfkST PNEnIuM PIANOS--Just received a my piano
496 Eleventh above avenue,
splendid pianos Of TX and factory
Sons New York. These pianos
at the last Metropolitan Fair and the American Institute HAY
ing the sole the Of ese the District
lumba, the public respectfully invited and
before purchasing elsewhere They surpassed by
pianos nude In this country or in Europe. a
have also hand large stock Of other and
and moderate
good workmanship warranted and all pnnos purchased
will be kept in year without a
Oct 9-eod5s st' p. G. RECHENBACR.
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uyDuESs OF Charles Lamb, Joanna HstLfc, MackiI-
w tosl CoerdRe Swim, Bacon, Burke, Lsmarte
ehSer Mjons prose- Irving Carlyle 0bbcn's
ues Milford Spectator, and other Of the British
Essay MacaaDsy Mcclanes and shsf The standard belle
bindings mostly imported ffom London by hmseiG i z
Dec 1f vtFlft bGt ftGira FhANoA ThLOk- e
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I1HENCH hooks for children, numerousiy iiustras
" ted, many of them nnely hound
les cnfants. 81 cents
CoEtes 10 cents. "a W ri
Z Les suyd de peptxp
Abecedaire es,ampes. 80
Nouyc Alphabet des nnmaux. Is cents.
hbeeedaire Francois, Album de 500 ravurcs. 81 IS
Les histories de crandpapa. so cents.
Roses de Ia sagsssee. so cents Hr.l .slEt ftf 81
Button Historic NauTelle. o.
Histories lnstrucives pour lee ensnts. 81 a.
81 %. '7'FT1
Dee2O FRASsK TAYLOR
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leave whiney's Point Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at s amt
lAe, From Creme BY smiihylIs Flats and East Ger
man, 10 McDonough, IL miles and back, twice
Lsss SeI Greene Wednesday and Saturday, at i nj
Arrvo a meDonGaSJs e. y aspmi s.a,a.v :, q
Arrive at Greenst y Ian
South o,soa, and Oxford, to Norwich 30 miles
and back, six times week. a
Leave Cbeoange Forks daily, except Sunday " .
Arrive s 4 rsssis ss IL :. s.ss nj Sunday
l4os FROM cs.Sas sssI fs.s. y Ohio H.p'
vile, 10 miles and back, once a week. .
Leave Chsnango Forks daily, except sunday
A s.vs a n daily, s1esp, Sunday ami
Arrive at chenango FOrks by los m;
lava fi Io~ cossrie, and Wsst Colssvlo Hsrpes
VILE, 20 miles and back, once week
Leave Bngham-ton Thursday at 3pm;
n hsslvs H. .rsS Thursday Tam;
,aos From Union, By Union Centre and Maine, to Nam
deoke Springs, Y miles and back three ime s., a
week Maine, and week the remainder
Leave Union Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
Arrive !, Maine " a m, and a, Nandcoke
Lave N.aiisoss spring. saturday At ,o Loan go.
Arrive at Maine sy it s. M and a. q Union Tues
,or =, 10y ma renot Pa by Ianesboro Wind
oetsyils Nincvah, South Banbrdgs Bainbridge,
Sidney Plans linda dia, and otcgo to Oneonta,
g. s ana and i. the sssa
Isas S tdav A. 4 m:
. aiu d South Bsinbridgs by loa m,
onta daily except Sunday by P m;
says ~ south BasSrdss by ii M and al sus-
aaehanna Depot Tuesday, Thursday and saur-
gay E Oy Nv 10 Sanford yaIlona Syringe South
laei R pnnbJoe Ayreshre Coyen,ryville and Chesh-
irev,s, 70 s 4aIB sabdes. and once week the
residue
-. nenosit Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
asam; !, s.,,h,1.. - ! !. n and !, oxford
ht n : :, ~ n ON Wsdnesdsy:
sa a,Ss ots sau,h ssnsrdge by 81 M, and a. De-
Monday xs sRa a as y South %
6's p,.,dge viii be considered.
a !, Dan pos;t by Bnrbouryille Masonvlle, Ben
lAts rfon .tts Esinbrjge East Gulford Rockdale,
49,, I1nan Wniee Store, South New Berlin,
WV 1 Sss, ssrl;n cesire to New Berlin 81 miles
aad lack ~ , twice ~s'''' '''''' = ~
Leave Deposi, Tuesday hG and sa'sra's
leave .ss,u. n ?, MsS ii,er Rim by D mi
aaye New Berlin daily except Sunday, at a m;
!. rive - i,aio,ridse by ii m;
leave Ba, ,sn, M MSnaag ana ffaay
IAN s,am pspoait % csnnonsviIe miles and back,
three inss 1sssaov Thursday and Saturday
a. n M; a '1t
h.iye at CannosaviIe by a.pm
Lave Cannons,ile Tuesday, Thursday, and Saur-
a,y M 81 I'M;
- :, H., ,osit Nv s n M.
u,o an, Hancock by Cadosia Valley, Walton and
III" tamrden ia Delhi. 80 miles and back, six times
suscL
,s.wa Hancock daily except sunday, at IL m;
800 !, nelh nv Ia a m.
soye Debi dalv except Sunday, at S a m;
4. % !, Hancock bv IL M
,,r FL "a Ianeuca by Partridge Island, East Branch,
Harvard Colchester townsville, Pepacton, and
i.aIin nnl to Delhi as miles and back. a
vcek
awe Hansock Tuesday al S a M;
:. ~rvs ~ flelh bv 3 4 M.
- .s Dslbi wednesday at s m;
80 - Hancock by ) pm
40, ss vT,,,,n hv West Brook Franklin, and North
I4iS tiS y, Ooeontu % miles and back six times
at
vs W,,oa ss,., except Sunday, at 81 a m;
800 =, nnaap,a ~ 81 % m:
Il -sv.e,,tt Snnday NJ I n
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Miss Brooke's French and English Boarding
and Day school,
sspsp Auids No. s Psnnseania Wssainsen, D. C.
WILL open September ., ese Gcpag oans particulars, ard
containing the highest estimsna can be had at the pnei
mn, book s,ores a .a al her residence.
sa RErERxxoks. .l .l
The Right Rey. Alonzo Potter, ID. D.. LID.
The Right Rev. George w. Doane, D. D., LII. ID.
The Right Rev William r. Nottingham, d. d., Ii, D.
Joseph Henry LII. d. Secretary Of Smithsonian nsnue,
Washington, D. G. a3 ~. !,
Prof Dallas Bscha Of The United states Coast
Survey.
NJ r. Maury, LII. D. United States navy, National OBJ
servaiory.
General John Mason, Washington, p. q. aaf
Col Sam Cooper duiant cenhrn unied States army wash
ington, D. c.. ..a.l VI.
james 8. Mechan, esq, Librarian 10 Congress.
Hon. james Campbell, Postmaster General. il q 4
Hon. Ellis Lewis Chief Justice Of Supreme Court Of Pennsy
wants.
Hon. W. Woodward Associate Judge m supreme court Of
Pennsylvania. lf ElS f t
Hon. George YAH, N. c. from New Jersey. a8l n
Hon. Robert J. Walker, Washington, d. c. 4r sW NJ
Hon Charles Faulkner nj. o. from Virginia.
Hon. Jefferson Davis, Secretary of War, Warrington, d.
Aug 20--eOdQm SN II ft ,E4it stF ANh 0s9tbe 4
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ss., n ID s s.s H......s from j. french
sedgcmoor; or, Home Lessons. BY Mrs. Manners.
Douglass Farm Edited by HUousn Alice.p .55ft
att7 Old Whiey's Christmas y A. Oakly Hall.
] sfy} About Common Things BY Jacob Abbott.
Audubon the Naturalist. BY St. John.
New Stories for Children. BY L. Maria Child.
Chd's History Of Rome BY Jshn Bonner. vols
1 @f Dialogues. by Jacob Abbott n afffsr,
}ysa The Great kim,s do ..ys
Merry Old England. BY Miss Julia Conner
Tales from Saxon History. By Emily TAYLOR.
Stories of the Canadian Forest. BY Mrs Trail hn
1F&#S Mary HowittS Picture for Youns $50
gsA& Young Humphrey Davy By Henry Mayhem.
and many Others recently imported from England
Dec 10 FRANCK TAYLOR :
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pqyaH d Bro, Merchant TaiiOrs,
RE receiving fall goods of styles
"a imp0ratons from New York. yWS sase at.,lss
They have
generally invited call early
IN selections. e8aea IN Ass
DUvALL d BRO, Penn avenue, asS
@5 Between -Four and u half and Sixth
Gept 2g--eod2wif7
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Z
Hocar, the Heshts, miss Of aierandra
Rev JOHN p MCGUIRE, Rector. M
THE seaHion will Wednesday, 10th sep
saa6 soad tuition regular coasso ae Modern
snd b.ss. f .aS .s !.
e Johns Of ss,msls Rev Mr. C.%mn: q ains'on and
ccalars containing The course o. study terms
Direct John p Mcclure Theological Seminary, Fairfax
How H.s.sD; July ii, lsss,
FURTHER Arrivals at Taylor & Mau.y,s. t5'N
pIysIsl.n: Vacation y b Waller Charming: q
The Life La!nsr historical by Gustav
Deserted Village; ~ Godsmh; Illustrated English edition
The The Fosea T Works Il Gso4ss
Dickens m, L II DS,T Co y = paper cover " cents
diedsoa thousand Pleasant Things selected from Notes
! Paul Fame, newell, y wn'i.; y Is
Poems Key ssq su,her of the star spansed
Charles Lusman Adventure, in the wds Of the United
and British American Provinces illustrated BY author ard Oscar
Rhyme. and Roandelaye. in praise country a posy il
variety masnacon, me coming including
Deco ''~'' Z bookstore 9th
r,R ENcH JUyErILE hooks for youth OF all ages
recently imported variety from Paris BY the undersgn
ed embracing beautifully illustrated well as others OF the
e1 Dec >i"'' FRANCK TAYLOR.
NEW BOOKS AT TAYLOR " mAURY's. 4
IN Gospels; by Rev Chas II. Hail. q vols 81
MilIeducia, a Thousand Pleasant Things. 81 80.
Comment Pas aPars French ~ Spoken In Parsj by
1850 Madame dc Peyrac sW td
Il illustrated edition Of the Ancient Mariner.
Nov 20 Bookstore, near 9th street
-
EREnCH BOoKs--Fne editions Of mos, Of the standard
French authers, some beautifully illustrated Others
richly bound recently imported direct from fari. BY
~ Dec 6f +&s35f tessf fsrs m, fNANCk TAfbOh.
DURE LISBON wINE.-I have Just received ave mn casks
pure Lisbon wine. A4 Ettas9f Cyl sE ata Ef.1
This invoice the subscriber by friend In
New York. received Il direct from Lisbon. This affords
chance wine moderate price For sale
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