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STANDARD WORKS.
PREsCOTr's FERDINAND & ISABELLA. 3vols. ext
cloth. ,,,
Webster's Speeches 3 sos $50. sheep and cloth.
snersx, Ifr Of Washington vol svo. with eHgravngs
Do do. Franklin do DO DO
Downine's Landscape Gardeang-New sciton-w!ih num-
erous engravings.
Downing Designs for Cottage Resdences-New edition
with numerous plates. Just reeeyed by ,vn,,
TURNER dI HAYDEN,
Booksellers and Publisher: 10 john q
Al.o ALWAYS oc hand Iatce assortment Of School and Ms
cellaneous Books. which are offered IN
COUNTRY MERCHANTS. .,
and the Trade generally on very favorable terms oao
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ns-The Sixteenth Ward Henry Clay Club
will TEMPERANCE HALL in eth street few door,
u, Of the hlra Avenue. Monday Evening the 18th
~, ocnrk All peSns dsi;Ols OF the continuance Of The
Protective P.icy invited % intend.
WILLIAM SAMUEL JOHNSON. President.
DAVID BELL. tr,..,.:s,
JAMEs HoRSny, Secretaries o2s2.
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u KeSfOrnfIOn OF TIC JcWF'--A Uiscnurie
will be delivered al the rondway htrnac!e MONDAY
Evening the 18Th inst by II NJ no III. t.G the Rsora-
OF the Jews 10 te ancient hsringe and the rpprolch
the Millennium he American S0re,y for meiOmtInS :he
condition of the Jews have accepted invitation attend
md will be Tickets OF acmsslOu be had se
Tabernacle; % cents oa5 3,ist
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EGBELLlSHED WITH
THIRTYSiY SFEEi, EN'GR4PLNGS
RLvN PIECES OF CHu!CE Music
ColtaalHg Upward ut bOU ~ reading matter from
the o. MS celebrated Amer Gnl buropeea
Mrs. l.. ii Sigonmey 4. Marln.nu. Mar g. Hewitt.
Mrs Ee- L. !: w: Pniten. Mr.. r. H. -leei.
Mrs Embury. Park HenJann, Mrs. u Stephens
Miss Could, II tIuiiun. .ohD Br0ushrm
MA George Ms e. tre. T. II. ilenL
Miss Cushman. y. 7. Willis Rev " q iio"art.
H. w. herbert. n. II luckermaG, Mrs NJ ~ Browne
j. il Ingraham JGne l.. SNift, w. g. Simms &c.
This decidedly The cheapest arnua published ID the trade
ta price will be such make helr Interest To pucae!e
Orders the should be sent eiry ensure heir
execution, the number publishing Will be inied-.he mo
ney or good city references viii BE- required.
Single voumeI va binding and bnck hers Ot the
Ladies. Compnn0n with number c steel plates and
engIavngs may had great bargains By application 70
the Publisher At the Office of tbs LADIES' Compsnlon 09
Fulton 81. New York. 90 itDSaiN
HUMBUG i, the pr.sominant fn,nr1 Of the be day But Il
II yeu call thai old Established Boox-S'ore z5i
Ber where Humbpg never eignx there you get
food for the mind OF kinds In. 1ne" gen there
will find resource If knowledge wherewh to store HIS
own and mpn To those whom c may be placed over
The Historian mud the person whn Wishes :" become nc
other Countries without he expense OF Wishing
ihem can nccGmpsh his o CT for is n this n ore
ALo the Youth will find abundance of Miscellaneous and
Juvenile Works from the best and unt prpuar authors
sch 'o Bp"ss If II kinds and nt the lowest nce~ Al the
useful Periodicals OF ths day-Nrh Circulating LII
brary of upwards OF 600 volumes 20 Dnn ~ The seX,
month or year. hBhAbhli MAIL. o1ey
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MAGAZINES EOR NOVEMBER, 1874
GRAHAM's AMERICAN MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
GODEY'S LADIES' BOOK.
LANES NATIONAL MAGAZINE.
ARTHUR'S LADIES' MAGAZINE;
ings Fahion Plates and Music For bs the single mum
ber or forwarded Dy the mails my pn OF the nish stats
by fo&l II. & :. KAYNUR. 10 BGweTy.
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n--Eirbtb Jy.rd-CI.AY AND FRELlNGHUY.

n-Eighth Ward CLAY AND FREL!NGHuY-
SEN h. Friends of CLAY and lRELInGHrYsES and Pro-,
American Labor he Empire Ward are faaus 90
make early for the Grand Procession on the
Sr of Oc5cr. The Merchants are earnestly requested Ia
close their Sioey aud Manufacturers the!! Wo Shoos
thn the Clerk and Mechanic may have opportunity 10 de-
yo;a the hole day 10 tai7 important duty.
'hoe who mean to prccede the Pioneer Banner mounted.
requested hand their early US possible 10 either
Ofthe undersigned.
Carpeners, AIasons Bachsmths. Cabinet Makers. Shoe
Makers, Haeis all WHO depend upon labor for their support
ami wish that that labor should the care of Gov
crnnent. are invi,ea to turn out with u.s.
The Club N'ondpy nirht Mt Clinton Hotel foot Of
Sppg street. and TUESDAY night at the Head Quarters.
Howard House.
the Inst parf de ciihe Wings he worthy of he Cause
BY nrier Df the JOINT Committee of Arrangements
Pioneer C21t Club. JfGrd EJ Committee.
II. NJ BIeaklsy, YIN. w. Dow,
WIN. u. Sweet. Fref'S Perry.
Wr. Simpson, Smith D. Bellows.
Morri. y. Cohen George Boyd.
j W. BHuvelt, Harvey Hart.
John A. May ). ". AlleD.
Vim. Nj. Stone. j. w. Van relt,
BY order. JOHN A. MAY, Chairman
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NEW SlLkS-NEW SILKS-The Ladies of this City
desiring Silks may henseves with good styles
Mt very low p!ices. By calling st SUTTON CO.'S.
OF is3nr liz Spring s..
NB-The largest a,sor,men; Of black Silks shown in
nft tbar
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PEOPLES ANNUAL FOR 1915
Is NOW READY.
The immense which attended he puhlcn'pn OF the
Peoples Annual for 1911 has ndrccd The pnpetois ~
on Annual for he year ,u;liy bound IN embossed
nu,ln tasefy ornaneated with s lack and 'ics. add
gGrseOuslY
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Free Populnr Lectmres.-Dr. RAM

H- Free Popular Lectmres.-Dr BANNING
from Boston, will deliver Of Lectures the Me- han.
Cause and Cure Of Chronic Weaknesses othe human boy
addressed 10 The medical profession and Indies and gentlemen of
III city Clinton Hall at ~ O'Clock Of Monday TueiGny.
Wednesday and THURSDAY Evenings of next week He may
be consulted directly for few days on the above act t
Mrs iagts 10 hamleE street, betwcen the hours of 10 A.
NJ and 3P NJ to which he will esnsalv We drect reefby
Of his potent save which efficient md heme
substitute for The colrS AbuEdcE references may be Ind to
meIicnl centemen OF ills city. O.3 4ss
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aIsILTURE A.MA.Ac-THis DAT.
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Gy- At q num.rons Meeting OF Stone Cutters Of
the di rent hrunc Of the ude hed The office OF Law
Owen Earf0y evening he 2ith lnani for the
maEng for the great Wing Jubilee of
.be 8 nh instant, the following persons appointed
con,m,,ee Of Arncssmen,s: ,,,,,.,r-
JAMES LAWRENCE, JOHN WHITE,
ROBERT STIRLING, JAMES MARTIN.
WILLIAM ROGERS. ALEN. CkuZELL,
the ouwEg resolutions, offered and adopted unani
mousiy
hSoirsd That We the Stone Cutters Of New York do
DIR curdai brethren u,klyn and Jersey
CITY wih Tins great ard glnuns
ia- the r'grI %, Necht nics That snze HENRY
CLAY of ke1tu' Ky tne seady ard
as"cuie OF the Protective ytem nnd h7t will give him
hearty nud undivided uppoit the nuing election
ReSoirsd, That adjourn meet Monday ever
ins g a thi. plre. etc
SIGNED. ALEX. LAWRENCE Cns,rm-n.
THos. HUGHES, Secretary. U2j 2tc
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
Gcntlemen's General Furnishing Store,

NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
Gentlemen's General Furnishing Store,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Nc T6 Maiden Lane. NcwYork Corner OF Lher:gsIeetI
JOHN P. WAKEMAN g. co.
ia -ed tn ssl the following articles (amons oher al
prices suited to the nnes VIZ
SHIRTS -Gentlemen's Fine Shirts Of oil qualities
COLLARs-squas. Rount and Byron Coa l a 5s nd,
BOsOHs-Rufied, Stitched and Plain wide and narrow
Under SHIR;rs AND DRAWERS.-sik.. Manno, Az
COLA, Saxony Shaker Knit Lambs Wool, Cotton.
STOCKSNsatn. six Mohair, Bombazine. and fancy color
ed OF oil qualities and lntest fashions.
SCARFS AND CRAVATS.-Biack and fancy Gnorteo ga
tin, Silk and Monnr. figured and PLAIN. blicS Is--
ian and Coored Crnvats and Ciavet Ilss az slzs1,
HOSIERY-Siik. Angola nerno. Wooen and Col'oh 6o'e
and Half Hose. ,., C,,,
GLOVES Beaver. Buck'sin' slsHno' Six o0''on'
TjsPENnERSN NBuckssin and Morocco Elastic cpds SILK
Gum Elastic Cotton, &c. new ST.
GENTLEMEN'S DRESSINGGOWNS OF eli KINGS
HEAVY KNIT WOOLEN.
ANGOLA AND MERINO
UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
Manufactured By Esbers & Bailey. at Cohoes Falls. n Y.
Por Sale By
J.P. WAKEMAN & CO.
76 Maiden-Lnne, New-York,
sOLE AGENTS FOR TIE MANUFACTURERS
mr. Tbess Goods are shrink By washing
and are by deae be than ohca
Goods Of the kind in the market auN 3mn
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wHIes or TIE .o1n Srco,D" ARE zoe Rr.sr?

WHIGs or TIE 'GLn SEco>D' ARE zoe kEAsY
" Second ward Clay Cluh.-A special meet
ing OF this Cub Will b. held Il the Sec0ad Ward Hote' his
(-sruriry Evening * o'clock for the oi makns
-rfapsenens J,n the Grand Wing oce'scn on the
aih st md taac 'uch other bc'ne' p' may come before
The club.
punc.nal attendance Is pari,uls-7 requested.
p, ordsr REvO c. H,ACE. President
M 4 sikmAs sec'e'aHe'. oa5 ltc
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~ Eleventh Ward Awake.-All persons wish
n 10 nkc part the Great Wing Procession OF the Sh in
vii please report hensevcs with their different pofe soa
to the COMMITTEE Of arrangements ut the COMMITTEE ROnm
OF street and Avenue d. on Friday and Saturday
CiihS ii sTMONsoN. Chmn. Of COMMITTEE.
UAMI NADK. SSCY. Oyl Il
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DANIEL FOX.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by A.. q. & D.
ShND- wholesale Dug s,ts IS Fuitc n street. n. y
Sold u0 by DuIg,ts .ederaly Throughout The u s. Price
81 per bott!e-Slx bottle TOT g. ol6lm
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JOSIAH ElrEtBrS, tpcti2neef. -, ~,
HY BANGS, EfCHNeliS = Pi.tlI---1'- -v' @ nr2sn
So h. d a,.,sae-alqrs -l-ts o. copNgnTent'
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nTEW And SPLENDID SHAWLS-SUTTON & co:
ask the attention ofhe Lad es 10 their rch assortment OF
sbaw especially several styles just opened ranging from
,o Is dsar, and from Is IS dollars also very beautiful
Tonr slc. white black mode and fancy coors, ranging
from &c 10 80 dolas the styes of which superb bavins
been ected fresh from the Importers and not the sct
ed stye so often purchased n. auc on
OF is3m- SUTTON & W. w spring
MRS & Co. would soy of their Shawl stock that it is
much superior to any thing fe kind kept this section
ofhe City
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26

DRINTtNG CLOTES.--Manufacturers Of PRINTING
CLOTHS will ind lO their Gis!es; 10 call lhe sub
scriber at No ~ Pine street D. BINGHAM. o26 awic
TgNO COUNTRY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sheetings and
Shrn every style and width all the known brands,
both heavy and ne be bad prices Ms.
is aad 70 Cedar y. Y half block aboys Pearl street.
up stairs L. y. UNDERfilIiL.
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NEARLY READY
The Settlers in Canada Juvenile. BY Captain MaI5at
vols - MI
H.ory Of Frsnch Revolution by F. Madsan Rows vols.
Philip Randolph: Tale of Virginia. By Mary Gertrude.
Nature, Gems or American Wild Flowers in their Native
aiatn, vi nnnrfn o35 2,is
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26

NEERINOS AND ALPACCAS.-Ladiesw wishing Nernos
WI or Apaccas ef superb shades OF colorw DO we. to
purchase no have colos not easily obtained later in
the season. The assortment full and the qualities superb at
OF i.3ms SUTTON L CO.'S III Spring ST Sullivan.
NB-No Goods offered but of superb style and quality.
4 md no deception allowed.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26
MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF NEW-YORK, OCTOBER
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26

Before the Recorder and Aldermen Jackson and JABRz Will
Lilms. MATHEW C. PATERSON ESQ. District Attorney
Sentence William H. Ireland, convicted Of bur
ray in the FIST degree was sentenced the Stale Prison for
The Grand Jury came into Court with some bills
and the following Pfe.entment and were discharged:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26

Er Ninth Ward Kentucky clay Club
The members os this Club requested Kentucky
Hail. No. 90 Perry street. Saturday EveninE Oct 26
ncrck to make Arrangements for the Procession and Ma
Meeting OF the 30th intunt.
MOODY CCMMING;. President.
WM. BILLINGS MECH. Secretary. Go IT.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26

o.37 Catherine street.
o2s 5,cod. Between Henry and Mad,on.s,s. New-Yo'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26
= ~. II rlIl b. --,.., on Tre.tey. ID. 3

COL .G,,. srsc.so Sccf.
e. GC.I4A q 80, .iucl an i'alHl' !aoe NsIcnan.,
No. t .citu6 al x if3 est o,Tl ,tr- ncr
r'..s :-nsanty. ~ad rrorlc' tcfDf.s Icacs-
VI lNDAY Ocinhrf -
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KENYON COLLEGE.

KENYON COLLEGE,
MAJOR DOUGLASS STATEMENT.
D. APPLETON & co. publish this day. price l21 cents
STATEMENT or FACTS AND CIRCUMSTANCES connected
h the the author from the fiedecY oil Kenyon
C,siIecs BY d. 3. Douglass. LII u.
This ,'atsment NOT only o. interest 70 ,ne ehA - .
ton in the various Colleges and S.mraes OF carHns through
out the States.
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house and bsra .nd abundance. he wao'e or either
viii Se soi moderate tsru exchanged Tor p-u2eg "a
;h city Fox parcTa-st e1cue a. ts store lis su
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NEW MUSIC.

TINE following new pieces are this day received
l. and for sale at the old established Music and
Stationary Store, Pennsylvania Avenue, two doors
east of 18th street. where the latest Music is selling
at and cents per page one third less than the low
est northern prices.
W. FISCHER
The Country Girl, Music by Signor de Begnis
May Day-comc song, Music by Asmodeouf
Open thy lattice, love, Music by l.. C. Foster
Come, dearest come, Music by j. w. Porter
The Hudson's side, Music by G. II. Rodweil
Celebrated Polka song, Music by Julien
Mary Gray, Music by B. s. Barclay
List what l say-from Doniggett's opera Of La
File du Regiment
met him in the happy throng Music by Alexan-
der Lee
Clay Club quick step, by Charles Grobe
Henry Clay values, by DR.. Charles Glazier
Azalea qulckstep, by Miss A. Blackwell
LIE Mohawk dance, by Pond
Warner Hall waltz, by Francis Buck
Forget me not, waltz, by J. Munck
Chateau en- Espagne, waltz, by Charles Grobe
Neptune gailop, by T. 7. Glouet.
N. b. Old Music will be sold for 2 cents per page.
sept lift w. F.
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF rHs SENATE u s.,
August 2lst, 1874.
IN PURSUANCE Of the "act legalizng and ma
l. king appropriations for such necessary objects
have been usually included in the general appro-
priaton bills without authority of law, and 10 fix
and provide for certain incidental expenses Of the
Departments and Offices Of the Government, and for
other purposes" approved the 26th Of August, lS42
sealed proposals will be received at tins Office until
o'clock p. M. on Tuesday the 18th Of September
next for furnishing the following article Of station
cry for the OF the Senate 10 be Of the pery best
quality, and TO be approved by the Secretary, Wa
80 resms white quadruple cap paper, for envelopes.
BY the act approved June II, 1874 the Secretary
Of the Senate and the Clerk of the House OF Repre-
sentatiyes are directed in the future disbursements
Of the public moneys for the use Of their respective
bodies to conhno their purchases exclusively to ar
tcles the growth and manufacture Of the United
States, provided the same can be procured OF such
growth and manufacture Of suitable quality and at
reasonable prices upon $ good terms as TO quality
and price can be obtained Of foreign growt and
manufacture" preference will therefore by CIV
en- to the production Of American industry, and all
persons making proposals to supply this article will
state whether the same is Of the growth and manu-
facture Of the United States.
The paper is to be delivered at the Office Of the
Secretary Of the Senate at Washington, free Of any
charge for carriage, or before the Both Of Sep
tembcr next, and will be paid for on delivery.
A specimen Of the article required may be seen at
the Office Of the Secretary of the Senate.
A sufficient specimen (half quire) is to accomps-
nv the proposal, and to be marked with the Of
the proposer. The person offering to furnish such
paper at the lowest price EQUALITY considered) will
receive contract for the same, executing bond
with two or surees satisfactory to the Secre-
sry OF the Senate for the performance thereof, un
der forfeiture Of twice the contract price in OF
failure which bood is to be filed in the Office Of said
Secretary within ten days after the proposals have
been accepted.
Proposals must be endorsed Proposals for Sta
tooery for the Senate" and be directed 10 tho Sc
crctary Of the Senate at Washington.
ASBURY DICKENS,
aug 22-law4w Secretary Of the Senate.
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HORSES FOR THE DRAGONS.

QuAkrEaNAsrEa GENERALS OSFicE,
WAsHsoros, September 10, lo44.
CEALED PROPOSALS are invited, and will be
~ received at this ONCE until o'clock, r. M. on
Tuesday, the 22d day Of October next, for furnish
ing and delivering, free Of all cost and risk To The
United States st Fort Jesup, louisiana Fort Smith,
Arkansas, or Jefferson Barracks Missouri, six hun
bred Dragon Horses--four hundred or before the
3lst Of December next and the remainder on before
the LIST Of March, lS45
The horses must be not less than four more
than years old at least fifteen hands high per-
fectly sound and healthy, and combine the strength
and action to fit them for the most active and ardu-
Gus frontier service. They must be Of bay or some
other dark color, with dark Names tails, legs, and
hoois. Not less than hundred and twenty will BIO
received Of any one color.
They will be Inspected and received by officers APP
pointed for that purpose by the Quartermaster Gen
era of the Army or by the Colonel Of the I'd Regi-
ment Of Dragons.
Contracts in riplicate, based upon accepted bids
proposals. will be executed by the parties; for the
| faithful performance Of which bonds with two or
more good and approved sureties will be required.
Payment will be made for the horses delivered,
either in cash by drafts on this Office the con-
tractor may prefer.
Letters containing proposals should be addressed
TO the Quartermaster General of the Army, W ash
ington city aud endorsed proposals for furnishing
| Dragon Horses"
IT To be published twice week until the 22d of
October in the Madisonian lntelligencer and Globe,
Washington the State Journal Ohio Statesman, and
Old School Republican, at Columbus, and Cincnna-
ii Gazette, Ohio; Louisville Gazette and Louisville
Journal, Kentucky; Nashville Union and Republic
can Banner, Nashville, Tennessee; Wabash Express,
Tene Haute, and Indiana Sentinel, Indianapolis,
Indiana; the Missourian, Missouri Republican, and
Old School Republican, St Louis, Missouri; the Re-
gister Springfield, Illinois
| AZ Editors of the above papers requested to
forward TO this Office copies Of their respective pa
pers containing this advertisement Their bills will
also be forwarded to this Office for payment.
| sept l2-2awtO22
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THE LAND OF ISRAEL, according to the
i covenant with Abraham, with Isaac, and with
Jacob; by Alexander Keith ID. d., beautiful vol
ume, with two maps, and numerous engravings on
steel Just published and this day received for sale
BY +. TAYLOR.
r-rThis volume comprises of those valuable
contnbuti the illustration Of Christian evden-
ces as derived from the literal fufment of prophecy,
which have rendered DR.. Keith's name famous among
the writers of the age. The present work includes
notices Of the pas, and present state Of Syria and
Judea, illustrated by two maps, and about twenty
highly fnished engravings steel, exhibiting the
most importan ruins in the Holy Land. 1.-The
Land of israeli will be found to be not less valuable
and interesting than the previous works Of the su-
thor, " The Evidence of Prophecy" and The De-
mon.iration of the Truth Of Christianity.
Sept 1915
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PATENT OrrIcr, Sept. l6, 1874.

PATENT OFFICE, Sept. l6, lS44.
ON the petition Of William Annesley, Of Albany,
" NY, praying for the extension Of patent
granted to him for an Improvement 10 building boats
and other vessels, for seven years from the cxp-
ration Of said patent, which takes place the sixth
day of November, 1874
II ordered tina, the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office, the first Monday in October
next at IL o'clock, M and all persons notified to
appear and show cause, if any they have why said
petition ought not TO be granted.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in
the Madisonian, printed at Washington; the
Sun, printed at Baltimore; the American Sentinel
printed at Philadelphia the Aurora, printed at New
York and the Times, printed al Boston once q
week for three successive weeks previous to the first
Monday in October next.
E. G.. SMITH,
Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
P. s. Editors Of the above papers will please CO
py, and send their bills to the Patent Office, with
paper containing this notice.
sept. l6-law3w
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
or THE
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.



THE LECTURES will commence on Monday
November the 4tb, and be continued, under the
following arrangement, 10 the middle Of March Gu
suing.
Practice and Theory Of Medicine, bylNathsniel
Chapman, M. ID.
Chemistry, Robert Hare, Nj. ID.
Surgery William Gibson, M ID.
ANATOMY, William T. HorDer, M. ID.
institutes Of Medicine Samuel Jackson, M. ID.
Maleria Medica and Pharmacy, George b. Wood,
MD.
Obstetrics and the Diseases Of Women and Chill
dren, Hugh l.. Hodge, M. d.
course OF Ciinica Lectures and Demonstrations,
IN connection with the above, will be given at the
very extensive and convenient lnfrmary called the
Philadelphia Hospital
Clinical Medicine, by w. W. Gerhard, M. ID.
Clinical Surgery, Drs. Gibson and Horner.
Clinical Instruction in Medicine is also given from
the hrst day Of November to the first day Of March
by DIR, Wood, in the Pennsylvania Hospital.
Clinical Instruction Is likewise given at the Uni
versty, every Saturday morning.
w. Z. HORNER, M. d.,
Dean of the Medical Faculty.
263 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
sept 3d. lS44.-3tawJ&c tllnov.
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TR ANsPoRTATloN OF NAVAL STORES.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU or PRovIsIoSs AND CLOTHING,
upuSf On 1914


BUREAU or PRovIsIoHs AND CLOTHING,
August 20, 1874.
PROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed Proposals
i for freight to Hong Kong" will be received at
this Bureau until three o'clock, P. M, Tuesday, Oc-
ober lst for the transportation of about 900 barrels
in bulk Of Government supplies, from toe Navy
Yard al Charlestown, Massachusetts,, to Hong Kong,
China. Offers must specify the price asked per bar
rel wi bout any dist notion between wet dry bar
res FIVE and half cubic feet of mt goods,
and thirty gallons to the guage of all casks mol
ally called barrels TO be considered barrels, what
ever they may contain No other than Government
Stores TO be taken board, freight and prmags
to be allowed Fifteen fair weather working lay days
to be allowed at each of the ports, at Charesiown
and Hong Kong, for taking in and dscharging cargo.
The vessel must pass the usual inspection and be
ready at the Charestown Yard to receive her cargo
by the 18th of October.
TO be published week until the LIST Of Oc-
tober in the Madisonisn, Washington; Morning
Pos, and Daily Times, Boston Aurora and Evening
Post, New York American Sentinel and Mercury,
Philadelphia Aug 2l-td
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-09-18
NEW STATIONARY.

w FISCHER, importer and dealer in Fancy and
w "a. Staple Stationary, has received, by recent
arrivals from England, large supply of Perry's and
Gillou's best steel pens; prepared parchments, as
sorted sizes; sealinq wax, fancy coiored; waters,
ins,apds ink quilts tape, and pounce Rodgers and
Sons best razors, scissors, paper shears Office and
pocket knivesall of which will be sold at Station
srs Hall at less prices than the same can be had else
where in the District aug. 23-3taw3w