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~ No. 560J
NOTICE OF the Withdrawal q lands I'm wisconsin.
lie lands the State of Wisconsin aid in the
railroads. in said State instructions been issued from
nee whdra wing from until ORDERS
said State and continuing the reservation the
fore ordered by telegraph the Goth Of May last.
portion ofhe lands will be restored market
peced OF the Of the roads received
Office of which restoration 30 days. public given
Given under hand the General Land oce the city Of
Washington, this 18th of June, A. ID. 1855.
.g.s.. THos. A, HENDRICKS, Commissioner
June l5--lawbW a., Intel u Star
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CHILDREN's BOOKS AT HALFePRICF5-The under
signed has laid aside from his Stock be sold sscfce
large number OF juvenile books which somewhat
into the BACKGROUND by number Of publications Of this
class issuing from the in the last several Among them
will be found OF tho works Mrs Hofand Mira Babaud
and other such authors which popular their
day and supposed s whatever merit they formerly
possessed They viii be sold half in cases
fourth their usual prices. FRANCK TAYLOR. 4
Decl3
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Land Warrant Lost.

LdHu w LOBI.
THE public hereby notified August
1856, the undersigned Elisha Hemdon
39i5 for 80 issued
for the United States under Of Congress
in the United States mail at Scove Abemare Virginia.
the said land NJ Washington
city that the sad
dersgned has failed Snyder Son. and
believed that the either fauduenty the
mails or lost.
All therefore hereby from
warrant intend apply the Pensions
duplicate OF said warrant N
ELISHA HERNDoN.
Sent \.
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Land warrant Lost.

THE public hereby notified August
1885, the undersigned, James Nj Haey, whom land
$40, 100 issued
for the United States The Congress
the United mail Scotvfe county Viz
gnia, aid Son, Wash
ngton c that the snid land by
transferred in blank by the undersigned
the said NJ Snyder and believed same
either frauduently taken from the malls
AN therefore hereby
said intend apply the Commissioner
for duplicate Of said warrant
Oh ya4 JAMES M. HALEY.
Sent iO-law6w
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Professional Notice.

CONWAY ROBINSON OF Richmond, venia, practscs at
mond in the court OF appeals and United States courts and
Washington city in the Supreme Court
Letters to him win be directed Richmond Virginia.
Sept l0-lawsw
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mo. b5al
By the President OF the united States.

IN pursuance oflaw a. FRANKLIN PIERCE President Tai
public sales win be held The land oees In the
ss e G ss a. AU I m%R on
day. the fourteen day q July merit for the disposal The public
townships, viz
North Of ils Of prinepa meridian.
Tue ISLANDS situated in section ak, ownshP oryssvn, Of
secons and twenty nine, township forty sight Of
Twelve
Township forty-nne, OfIange ten. a.
Townships iory-'hee, forysx forty e'en and ioreieh
Township three forty Oryssven, Of twenty
Townships iory four and forty ave, Of twenr-ayo
Townships fOy four and forty ave, o. raase t~enysiI
Townships forty eight fornne, and hfyone, ofranse thirty
Township. or-eIsh fory-nns. my, and nnyons Of range
townships ory any, and hy-one, of range thirty
Township any, Of range thirty seven
SIX thirty and thirty in township hywo, angeior
A. The s. IN IA % on nae MopS he
uated within the following named townships and parts oiownshp
viz;
North Of tAs Of the p,aeiraI meridian
Township thirty seven, Of range twenty sevsn
TSwnsSP. s sna anss
Of line Of the principal meridian,
following sections IN see.
SSs e. AND Tsn s S~I sa
thirty range eight in sections nineteen and thirty ownshs
snse nine in sections hreq four nine and ten
ten S and same sao ass aas
thirty -four, township thiriy-one, of tho range.
Lands appropriated by law for the of schools military
purposes together with lands
thereby unfit for cultivation II any granted BY
entitled San enable the Ba,e Of
reclaim lands' within
September %, 1885, ,ol be ereliaed from the sales.
The offering the above ands will ba commenced the
appointed and will proceed In the order in which they
sed with all despaich until the whole shall have
thus closed shall be
than weeks, and private the lands
be admitted until after the expiration fthe weeks
Given under hand the city Of Washington this fh day
April, Domini thousand eight hundred aud y
BY the President: FRANKLIN PIERCE,
THOs A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
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washington Aqueduct.

f@f'#E..@@ Ar. OFFICE WAsHIHaToH AoUxpUor,
Washington, March 2, 1855.
PROPOSALS graduation brick masonry,
tunnels, ofthe Washington aqueduc
Proposals. received the 9th of May will be opened Of
that day. gt Hsg. !. \ Hag {- E.s. NJ EatH s.Et
animation and after the Goth day Of April
Proposals received
bridges described in the plans and specifications
only of the works be completed under the
present appropriation but all for unfinished will
be subject future appropriations by Congress The engineer
right prescribe of work
progress contract for appropriation and I'm
nhn be stopped unt funds become available.
entire stoppage particular for
reserved will be paid IT. the judgment
engineer the work has been properly executed 80 far AZ has
gone. #g 3@t
Payments will made specie checks upon the United Staes
monthly estimates OF the engineer eservng 10
and will be condition Of all contracts that the work
All bids should be sealed and endorsed proposals for work
the Washington Aqueduct.n
right rel any or
should they BIO deemed make arrange
MAIL considered most conducive the progress Of the
work, taat H 4s f
Every offer usbe accompanied written signed by
responsible the effect that he they
bidder bidders will his bid accepted,
obligation within days. with good and sufficient
securities completion the said guarantee
be accompanied by the certificate of the United States district
udge United States district officer
individual known Engineer
Of War; that the guaanto able 10 make good their
guarantee. 10 s.aIHt.. .1. .a
Bids will be opened in presence of biddcm, If any them
choose to be present.
Capt, OF Engineers, In charge,
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~ a 7HA spectncles.
NOLD silver plated specacles gasses &c.
all focuses with perfoca perscopc and parabola gasses
experience gives peculiar
adapted to the eyes ofw earers. II 81. s.- n. q s y
M. w. GAIT BRO,
ga PENN avenue between Ninth and Tenth streets
Iano ~
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PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY FROM
LOSS BY FIRE.
FIRE, Marine, and hlaHd Insurance.

PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY FROM
LOSS BY FIRE!
FIRE, Marine, and Haland Ens1ranos.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL AND SURPLUS,
sI,s6s,I6l rs.
FARMERsy AND MECHANICS INSURANCE. COMPANY OF
PHILADELPHIA
OiOs nOrtsst corner asenus and Ssvsn.ssnM
street, Washington, d. O.
DIRECTORS
Hon. Thomas D. Florence, Charles Dinses,
George II. Armstrong, Thomas Msnderneld,
Charles 4, Rabieam, Edward r. Heimbod,
George Hembold, 7, Carroll Brewster,
James Il. Neal Isaac Leeeh, IT,
EDWARD r. HKLMBoLD, Secretary.
LOCAL SURVEYORS
Charles Walter, No. ss7 D street, opposite City Hall.
james Williams No. aa Ak seet anu 'NsA avenue i'Aha
John Rsses No. SOL Thirteenth street, Pennsylvania
avenue.
Captain Levy, No. 9cT Pennsyvana avenue opposite Ma
uona Hotel.
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT
a John Thomson.
The business Of this win vOaby with the
From he M dsy august ss Ave monh n.sa i
1885, the received amounted the OF
only forty sii hundred and dollars losses reported
m sse
mat me security offered ample and that ali fair claims will be ad
Ts 20 Sss against Of
SI nse S1 az Mills a
KINDS VESSELS,
STEAMBOATS,, CANAL BOATS, RAILROADS, and the usual
conyeyances from portion of EUROPE and AMERICA,
and on the hulIs Of STEAMBOATS, navigating the
waters ~ta
The win be companies. and in
fixing Improvement
will be taken into consideration.
AL losses speedily adjusted and promptly paid.
Office northwest Pennsylvania
street, Washington city, ID. c.
Insurance ,aay also be effected at the Home Office,
Northeast Wai and Second streets, Philadelphia
principal cities by
officers of the company.
June l3-dly
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No. 562l 3. @
Notice
Of The removal Of the land office from Lebanon to Centre
in the State Of Alabama.
with the provisions Of the act Of Congress entitled
Gan authozng changes In the location Of land ofcen
March 1852 hereby declared
the land Office for the sale of public lands in the Suite
of ALABAMA, VIII be the of CENTRE, said
State, from and after the thryfrst day Of July
Given under hand, the city OF Washington this l day
June, A. D. 1856.
BY order Of tho Presidents 5.grs 1aats
THOS A. HENDRICKS,
.#a5aa al94 Commissioner OF the General Land ONCE
June l6--law6w (Intel.uSarJ ~. ,s .s.. s..
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OSr WARRANT.-The Undersigned public that
ntthe expiration ak from this notice. application
made OF Pensions A duplicate land
in lieu Of issued 2h 1856 for eighty
Mo- 155 00, to Owen Myck, which has
hand. III. LUMPKIN, Attorney.
OWEN MYRICK.
wasHIseroH, d. c., December 6, 1856.
Dee6 g. w6Uf .
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OST LAND WARRANT Whereas a land warrant WINS il,
sued from the Pension Once, the 18th day Of June
Winder No for 100 acres and mailed to him at Cambridge,
Maryland and said hand aud
has become lost the undersigned give notice that the
Of six weeks from the date hereof application will be made
Oommsssos OF Pensions for duplicate land warrants lieu Of tho
$4,000 CHAs. II. wINDER, Attorney.
RIDER H. wfNDER
Dee lo--lsw6w
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The Of these ships will not be gold SILVER
bullion, specie ewel precious
fading signed therefor and the value
May 1--dtf ...tsa.t.ti
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- NEW YORK, EREmcN, AND SOUTH
&A AMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
- The ships comprising this line WASH ING
TON, Capt. r. Cavendyi HERMANN Capt. Ed
ward Higgns.
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled the right pre- empton any OF the
within townships townships
edis required to establish the same 10 the satisfaction of the
proper land Office payment
practicable after seeing this day ap
pointed public lands en-
bracng claimed forfeited
TH0S, A.. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
April 8-lRwl3w ~ Intel. and Start
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Notice of Limited Partnership.

undersigned give notice that they have this day formed lin
tied partnership under firm OF Appleton Co. whose place
business Baltimore, for the purpose buying
selling nstes das foreign and domestic exchange
and cheeks and the transaction of stock brokerage and
exchange business that William Stuart Appleton and Henry W.
Howell reside partners,
resides Loudoun county Virginia. special partner
George contributed part capital
twenty thousand dollars cash
the partnership this 18th day March, 1885, and
VIM. STUART APPLETON,
II w. HOWELL
Mar 25-daw GEORGE RUST, of Virginia.
HAVING associated ourselves together indicated In the above
Ill notice, purchase
stocks foreign domestic exchange collection
sight bills negotiation loans, bonds bills,
romsso business public securities exchange
money We will collections, deposites, pay
checks, and allow interest standing accounts.
We have secured the services Of Mr. LAWRENCE p BAYNE
of Seiden, Withers, Co., Washington d. o.
will give his undivided the business Of
his therein will be fully recognised by
APPLETON g. CO.,
April 3-6w GA Baltimore
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The New York and Liverpool United states
Mail Steamers.
The ships comprising This line the following:
The Atlantic Capt. Oliver EdTdge
The Baltic. capt Jos ComstOck
Inc Adriau& capt James West
TT, These ships having been built by contract ex-
7 preBsly for government service, every
NWN1R taken in their construction, in their
TO insure strength and speed; and their accommo.
dations for passengers unequaed
Price of from New York Liverpool $780,
In second cabin S5 From Liverpool New York. 30 and 20
guineas CIT x .Tiatt '
An experienced surgeon ship.
No berths be secured until paid for.
The ships of this line have improved bulk
avoid danger from deg
until after the LIST of August.
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tassf mo. 1851
&da &. Notice te
of seRAdraUaI of lands in Florida and Alabama.

mo. $751;
4daa E Notice te#
of sotAdrawaI of lands in Florida and Alabama.
of the entitled An granting public andr
aid the construction certain railroads in said
proved @ May s al ne land lying within ssn miles on
witt from st. Johns Jacksonve to the Of Is
OF Tampa with branch Cede Key, the
Gulf Mckee Except ,he Tampa bay portion south Of M june
Montgomery by from this Office, been
Given under my hand al the Land Once nj the city Of
Washington this 'wenty-third day Of Nay 1855
May 24-lawew Istar Inell Commissions. w
MI are respectfully informed that at TAYLOR b MAURT's
Book and Stationery Stores near eb street. they will meet AZ their
and art: @ rt M
Weekly impouatons from England a#s.#
Jeasrsons works, volumes
Webster's Works, o vols, autograph edition ra-.
EysIss oraSn o,, anS spsaehes youmes
saacro History ms%Gs 1n ssss s volume.
Hiekeys Constitution, volume
IsaeIsons Manual, volume .asas
E sssss s.S M ns unss s. s9ano
Marshs Orators and Statesmen, volume
Lives Of Chief Justices q the United States volume
Lisber's Civil Liberty and Self government, volumes
Garands Life Of John Randolph, volume
Dc P ps@aesey s %%se. volume
eIimke,s Tendency Of Free Institutions,
Constitutional 4 book, volume
sa Progress sa rsd's su Son'
McEligous American Debuer, volume
Future Wealth Of America, volume
: Smiths Wealth Of Natons, volume.
the quaInes at the lowest prices
Visiting cards engraved and printed with the greatest Eromphde
pec7-da Near Oh street
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fsEfLCAN HOUSE, Hanover Street, Bossont by
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged elegantly Furnished possessing
snhe and eonyrnences for pe sccommod
on OF the travelling public.
ll--dly
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PkOF0bhD pATHs OF sAILIk&,
FROM Nsp YORK., Tram Liparnnni

For freight orPassage apply 10
... EDWARD K COLLINS,
"... .".. - H No. So Wall street, N. Y.
'@# 2"uva g#" BROWN, sHIPLEY, CO.,
" STEPHEN KENNARD & CO., .
"a Austin Finrs, London,
HA .1s..".. -..-.-..r. B. @. WAINWRIGHT & CO.,
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To Capt III. O. Meigs, u q. Engineers. ~ t.sa
We tho undersigned, residents Of, In the State Of,
hereby jointly and sovcraly with the United States and
guaranty foregoing bid be that
they will within days ae the OF the said bid,
the with good and sufficient sureties
proposed in conformity
advertisement under which II made And In
aforesaid, guaranty
make the difference between the offer BY the sold and
the next lowest bidder.
(sgned) H A. D.
ar Ri. o.. fFs. .r.I.u. CD.
hereby certify that my knowledge belief
above-na suarantors good and sufficient
(sgned) EFF.
Mars-5awtsthndayala wtr
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l.. j. Middleton,

u. j. Middleton,
Dealer Ice.
Feb 97--d6mif
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THE Letters Of Madame de sevtgne TO her Daughter
and Friends edited by Mrs J. bale. vol. 81 IS
The Letters OF Lady Mary Worldly Monagu edited by Mrs ga
Tah j. Hale vol. 81 %.
May % FRANCK TAYLOR.
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yUIT and wisdom Of the REV. sydney sn,i,n, BY Dayc

yVIT and Wisdom of the Rev. sydney smiths by Drye
w knck 81 IS.
The Life Travels Of Herodotu in Century before
Christ; imaginary biography founded fact; J. Tai
boy Wheeler r. r. G. $. VOLS e.
The Huguenot Eriles; historical novel. rs cents.
Mechanics Tables containing Of cir
and sides OF equal circumfcrences of angled
hoops, cutting OF boiler Plates &C., &C.; by Charles H. Has
well, marine engineer so cents.
Introduction to the study of Aui by M. A. Dwight 81.
Life Sketches from Common Paths series tales
by Mrs. Julia L. Dumont. 81.
The and Progress OF English Consultation; by
Greasy, NJ. A. Third edition. ST.
Csderon his life and genius with specimens Of his plays BY
Just published, and FOE sale nj TAYLOR g. MAURYB
June 10 - BOOKSTORE OH st.
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Curtain Materials, and Furnishing
Goods Generally.

VIZ respectfully invite tho of ousekeepers
chase the following goods adapted the approaching
which have been selected with thorough knowledge
wants and tastes of our citizens, viz;
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Lost Land warrants.

Dec ls-oawtl6Feb
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Proposals for Erecting the Marine Hospital at
Galena, Illinois.

lint. & s,ar.i
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Caution-Lottery Frauds.

Dec is-aawtleFeb
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s,sndrtes. sssndrtes!
VIM. H. SLACK g. CO.'S,
General Stntioners,


VIM. H. SLACK &, CO.'S,
ISL General Stationers,
6s ....... CAMP STR EET SO
Between the offices of the Crescent and Picayune.
TIN CASH BOXES, AND OTHER TIN WARE FOR OF.
FICE USE. 4.
DATE cALENDARs-A sizes and descriptions
SPRING CI.IPs-Au kinds
NEWSPAPER FIIES-~Al sizes.
BANKERS NOTE CASEs-Fine assortment.
REVOLVING INTEREST TABLES-6 and per cent.
ERAsERs, IVORY FOLDERS AND TIN CUTTERS.
PoRTFOIIos-AL kinds and sizes.
ENyELOPS-AIl sizes and description. s11ygG8 4
BLANK NOTES AND DRAFTs-In Sheets and Bound.
BILLS LADING--Allkin kinds ;.
BILLS EXCHANGE-Foreign Domestc-In Sheets and
? Bound.
IVORY PRoTRACToRs, SECTIONS AND SCALES
DIvIDERs, RULING PENS AND TAPE LINES.I
CHESSMEN, DICE CUPS, CHECKMEN, AND iBACKGAN-
NON BOARDS.
BLoTTING BoARD-Extra heavy.
RED AND BLUE LEAD PENCILS - ~ .'
PRINTERS, CARDs-An sizes and quality.
ENGRAyERS' CARDS :. ..t
TWINE BOXES-All sizes.
TWINE-All sizes and quality.
PoRTE.MONNAIES AND wALLETs-FiEe assortment.
MEASURING BOOKS AND STICKS.
THERMOMETERs-Dferen Sizes
PORCELAIN States
P. o. LETTER SCALES. ag.
PLAYING CARDS-Made by Samuel Hart.
DRAWING PAPERs-All sizes.
COUNTING-R ROOM HONES-For Cutlery.
KEY RINGS; METALLIC PENS for Red Ink.
ENGRAVED COTTON ACCOUNT SALES.
CARBONIC PAPER-Blue and Black, for Reporters use.
DIARIES FOR ls5S-All kinds and Sizes
,TWINE-All kinds and sizes.
PAPER WEIGHTS-Glass Fancy and Ordinary.
The above goods all NEW the styles
sale at VERY Low PRICES, by
VIM. H. SLACK l. CO.,
General Staioners,
Printers and Blank Book Manufacturers
o19 2p3t No. 6S Camp street.
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Boots, Shoes and Hats,


A T w H O L E S A l. E.
R Z. Z: ID q, Q o.,
STREET. .,.............66
Opposite Bank Place, New Orleans,
Would respectfully inform their friends AID IT, retail trade
in general that they have hand Of the largest and
best stocks of rF
Boots, Shoes. Brogans and III sts,
offered in this any other market The stock is less
welassorted than large and consists, in part, Of
FINE sEWED CALF AND MOROCCO BOOTS;
PEGGED CALF AND MOROCCO BOOTS;
WAxED AND KIP BRoGANs;
LONG LEG GRAIN BOOTS;
MUD BOOTS;
RUssET BRoGANs; .
PUMPS AND SLIPPERS, etc., etc.
The finer articles of Boots and Shoes being Of different styles
and all Sizes suitable for Gentlemen, Youths and Boys.
For the Ladies', the stock comprises
GAITERs-Leather, Prunela. and White Kid-wh or with
out Heels.
sHOES-Of all patterns: Leather Morocco and Punella.
sLIPPERsof all descriptions; the of all being
ample for young Misses for Ladies' And for Children
there
BOOTEES SHOES AND SLIPPERS-In the greatest variety
Of material and make.
The subscribers would patrons that
dies and Chidren's Shoes mandatory
the North of the patterns being exclusively their
whilst the Mems and Boys department comprises their
manufacture with the best selections from other manufactures
The Hat Department
Is also very extensive, comprising SOFT FELT HATS Of
every variety for Gentlemen and Youths wear, with wool.
Plantation use and other serviceabe articles in that
line.
The subscribers would respectfully solicit the calls Of their
old patrons and the retail trade in city and country assuring
them that they will find everything No in quality, and
held at the VERY LOWEST PRICES.
REED & CO.,
No. C. Gravier street,
Of 2plm opposite Bank Place.
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Prof. NC Caa.thy's academy,

FOR PRIVATE PUPILS,
Conducted by Prof. and Mrs. McCARTHY-Philp, between
Annunciation and Laurel streets, Fourth District;
~ only one square Oft jackson and two
# off Magazine street. -'r- r'
Open for Gentlemen from p NJ till 10, daily except Satur
day. P'. p, -7E
Open for Ladies from p NJ till 61s three times week,
OH Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays. Ns Isl
Also for Ladies and Misses in the mornings three days
week. viz Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays A. NJ
till 10. g-L.,f
Book keeping, full course, charge.
beautiful, rapid and mercas tile hand. ......S25
The angular style, for Ladies, Observation-Disclosures
The other subjects which will be taught Grammar Rhet
ORIG ETC.; Geometry, Algebra, Navigation etc.
Prof McC had the full charge of the Parsing Glasses
Hups Institute, during the last years. 1t will be
that he equally successful teacher of Grammar Rhetoric
ETC., as he is of Mathematics.
RFor testimonials of the very highest ORDER circulars
at his rooms references also be given families in this
city, in VIII ch he has been employed now two years
N Byoung anxious to make teaching profession
would act wisely by embracing the present opportunity
ols 2p2+
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p. MNeLnrd,

II. .Natlnrd,
CABINET MAKER AND UPHO LSTERER,
ca Royal and 50 BienvIlle streets.
Beg leave to inform the public generally that he
large and splendid of ROSEWOOD MA.
HoGANY, MODERN AND OLD OAK
RNITURE,
his old manufacture and of the LATEST STYLES and has
received Europe by arrivals nagnif
stocks of
FRENCH NITURE
brought this CITY, together with very extensive assert
men Of
DAMAsK, ILAMPAs, BROCATELLE AND SATIN CUR
TAIN STUPFS.
REPS, BOBINETs, AND EMBROIDERED MUsLINs-For
Mosquito Bars.
Also, the most Fashionable and Fancy
Porcelain and Glass Ornaments,
such s.
BISCUITS, VASES, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Fancy
TABLE SETS-For Dessert Tea Washstand and Toilet.
FANCY PORCELAIN AND CIT GLASS PARLOR oRNA.
MENTs.
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, SILVER AND PLATED WARE.
AIFENIDE SETS CLOCKS.
TABLE AND FANCY CUTLERY.
CHANDELIERS, LUSTRES, LAMPS, BRONZE STATU-
ETTES.
And the NEW PATENT COFFEE GRECQUES.
He has besides very large stock of FURNITURE TRIM.
MINGS consisting of Fnges Gmps Tassels Cords Loops
Transparences rich and common Conice Curtain Pins Rugs
Mats and Druggets.
Persons using COLA OIL informed that he has just
ceived supply of genuine Clarified for Lamps.
Orders for Furniture be executed special drawings will
be promptly attended to, and moderate prices.
Upholsteres respectfully informed they will always
find in article in their line and the market
prices. 2p1m