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WANTS.

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w chsmberm,ii a frsirste wsst-r and ronef -
Also BY vors lady situation iesrn the dress max
AMI millinery trade. Bed ~ city reference gwen Apply
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Charles Francis Adam

According to the latest accounts from the Buffalo con,
venton IS highly probable that the of the deceased
John Quincy Adams, has been nominated Tor the wee
Presidency Whether the convention has or has not con-
frmed the report of its committee the simple TACT OF hav-
ing been named as candidate for the Vice Presidency
demands notice of the person thus presented to the
people.
Charles Francis Adams has been educated in the
school of Massachusetts whigery, which has always
able to make impression upon it, This kind OF wing
cry has been called federalism and ia Massachusetts the
federal party originated. Against the war OF 1872 the
federal party of Massachusetts was arrayed Whe the
American armies were conending against the Mexican,
the Massachusetts legislature engaged in passing
resolution declaring that the Mexican war was crime,
and that all engaged in parcipatos IN the crime
Residing in State thus peculiarly distinguished for de-
votion to whgery and characteristic federal opposition
to the cause of the country in the time OF war, Mr.
Adams by his support of the prevailing party has won
the character of firm consistent wing, federalis of
the Massachusetts stamp. The people OF that State con-
fding in his attachment TO wing principles. sent hun to
the Assembly and the Senate For years past. Mr.
Adams has been the editor of the Boston Whg journal
of influence and standing in that city
In these different positions he has exhibited his devo
ton to whgery and his hostility to the democratic party
AS candidate for the vice presidency in connexlon with
Martin Van Buren,, he gives one additional proof that
the animosy against the democracy OF the Union, cher
shed during his whole life remains in its original purity
and strength, undminished by time, and unchanged by
his new association. ;,
Such is the candidate for whom democrats called
upon to vote Such is the political partner with whom
Mr. Van Buren, has joined in the attempt to crush the
national democracy, to create geographical discrimna-
tons and TO produce strife, confusion, and hostility in
every section of the Unon.-Utca Observer.
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Agency for Claims at Washington.

(NHAIxLES DE ShLDlNG Notary Public, COnveyancer,
" and General Agent, No. H. Todds Buildings Pennsyl-
vana avenue Washington d. c. offers his services for the
prosecution claims before Congress of the
tive departments, before any boa of commissioners aai
may be appointed for the adjustment of spoliaons,
collecting private claims and rents, procuring pensions,
whether revolution any other service; bounty lands fo
duties those arising under contracts treaties,
otherwise; buying and selling real estate, &C.
Particular attention paid to the settlement of accounts OF
dsbursng officers who may find it inconvenient to give
their personal attendance.
Having been commissioned notary public, he is pre-
pared furnish egaized copies of any document other
paper that may be required.
Charges will be moderate, and regulated by the amount
claimed and the extent of service required
Communications (pos pad) will receive immediate at
ention.
He has the honor refer to the Navy Department and
several connected with it, conptroers and
di,ors offices of the TREASURY Department. and the senior
captains and pursers in the navy; and also TO Dr. John Ho
mans, Boston; Barnard Henry ESQ.,, Philadelphia; Rev.
Sepmus Tustn chaplain of the Senate Washington; Hon
Henry L. Ellsworth Fayette, Indiana; Thomas M. Bount
esq., Pensacola, Florida; Hon. c. B: Penrose, Lancaster
Pa; Judge T. Hartley Crawford Washington; VIM. Ag
new, esq.,, New York; T. Collins Lee, esq., Baltimore MIDI
H. b. Reardon, esq, Norfolk, Va; Professor Goodridge
New Haven, Conn; M Judson, esq, New Orleans: Hon
A. H. Foster, Nashville, Tenn. May l6-Iy
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Practical Chernl.try.

rHE subscriber continues give his personal attention
in practical chemistry Datnerafogy, AMI
geology according the method which he has pursued sue
cessfiiy during the past thirteen years IN THIS CITY;
commodious and wefumished laboratory large ana ST.
ect library of practical and scientific works IN the Eng
sh, German, and French languages, together win n-
eru geological and technical collections offer every c
~ the student
Analyses of Ores minerals Soils waters, vegetable sub
Stances and the produc tons OF Will be carefully exc
cuted Persons residing distance may send by leIer
small average samples of earts, &c weighing from
100 grains 10 ounce
The VARIOUS applications of chemOy % manufactures,
agriculture, medicine, and pharmacy will receive special
attention. Where 1t is practicable, researches viii be IN
sttuted and opinions given all chemical questions
Laboratory 2i7 Arch street, above Sixth, in the Arch
Street Hail. Philadelphia.
JAMES c. BOOTH,
Member Am. Phil Society, and Prof. Applied Chemistry
Franklin Institute.
Inlv A--ItdN laWu Oct.
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New and Popular Music.

THE subscriber has just received the following new
| music at the oldestabshed store, just door east
of 18th street. which will be sold at four cents page
'''' INV WIN. FISCHER.
The Cottage of my Mother, by Hutchinson family.
The Bachelors Lament, do. do
Give me three grains of corn, Mother
Sleep, dearest Baby, by Gross.
| wande ed on the Sea beat Shore.
Rally Whigs as sung by Dufield.
so! that never more might see."
Footsteps of Angels, by Longielow.
o! Mr. Coon, by the Chrsty Ministries
Darkies, our Masters gone to Town, by do.
o! Susanna, by do.
Well have a lue dance to night, by do
Would were with Thee, for the guitar
Three new watzes by Wallace.
Mosaic waltzes, by Brad ord.
Emily Waltz, by g. Robyns.
Carnival Polka, by Canhral
Triumpbal March, by Seyermarksche
King 81 prussias Parade March.
Popular American Melodies rondos
Saius TO New York, with variations.
La Fon,aine Waltz, by Burgmul'er.
Irish National Quickslep, by White.
Indian Drum Quckstep, by Glynn.
Christiana Quickstep Polka, by Sullivan.
Dauphin Quickstep, by Dser.
Old Zack's Quckstep, arranged from the popular air OF
Rosa Lee.
Aug 5-3aw2w ALEX GAIL
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PATENT OFFICE, August 3, lS48.

PATENT OFFICE, August 3, lS4S.
an the petition OF Darlington Wilson, OF New York
" city, praying for the extension of patent granted to
Carns ton Wilson, for improvement in cooking stoves
for seven years from the expiration of said patent which
takes place the 10th day of October, l84S-
1t ordered that the said petition be heard at the Patent
and all persons notified 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 Union,
National lntelligencer and National Demokrat Washing
ton Pennsylvania, Philadelphia; True Sun and Sun,
New York Post Boston and Gazette, Portsmouth, New
Hampshire week for three successive weeks prev
the first Monday in October next
EDMUND BURKE,
Commissioner of Patents.
p s. Editors of the above papers will please copy, and
send their bills the Patent Office, with paper contain
ing this notice. Aug 5-law3w
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NEW HOTEL and Furniture for rent, Washing-
~ ton City'-The new and elegant Hote, built during
and Twelfth street, will be open for inspection and
Tor the 9th of August The locality of this house
conceded be the best in Washington being Pennsyv.
MIA avenue and about midway between the public depart
ments md the Capitol 1t has accommodations for
hundred persons, built expressly for hotel and has
all tho requisites necessary for rscass house is
trey furnished throughout from cellar to garrett and ready
for occupant open in week These advantages,
together with the anticipated influx of strangers and vsers
the few years, is great inducemen for persons
wishing embark in the business.
1t is unnecessary extend this advertisement greater
length any who may wish to the house will Of
before making arrangements. The former
keeper of the house, Mr. E. H. Fuller, will be found the
premises and will show the house any person who may
desire look at it, Applications will be made to Mr. B.
WILLETr Washington.
Aug l0-eo3w
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Once Of Consulting Engineers Councillors for
Patentees,

NOR imparrg information on the subject of inventions,
and the application of chemical and mechanical sci
the arts agriculture manufactures and mines and
procuring and defending patents in the United States
and in foreign countries,
Professor WALTER r. JOHNSON, late of Philadelphia, and
T. c. ROBBINS of Washington city, Ito be aided by HAz-
KNOWLES, esq, late machnis OF the United States
Patent Office have associated themselves together Tor the
the above branche of professional business
either in their office, the Patent Office, before the
courts and will devote their undivided attention to Tor
wardng the interests of inventors or others who may con-
suit thein or place business in their hands. Mr. Knowles
past twelve years held the post of machinist in
the United States Patent Office, and resigns that situation
order take part the present undertaking. His tai
and peculiar fitness for the important office long
filled by him. have been fully recognised by inventors
wherever the Office itself is known
The office of Messrs j. X. is on street, opposite the
Patent Office, Washington, d. c., where communications
(post paid will be promptly attended to- examinations
made, drawings, specifications and all requisite papers
prepared and models procured when desired on easona
Bile Letters of inquiry expected to be answered al
examinations had, must be accompanied by fee OF
five dollars.
In the duties OF their office which pertain TO the patent
laws Messrs J. IL r. will be assisted by legal gentleman
of highest professional character and fully conversant
with mechanics and other sci entic subjects.
WASHINGTON, D. c., June !, lS4S.
June 3-law3mdNcp
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IN TIKI PRESS,
A HI TO X
FLORIDA, LOUISIANA, AND TEXAS,

AND THE ADJOINING COUNTRIES,
From their discovery to their incorporation with the
United States
ROBERT GREENHow,
Author of History of Oregon and California.
THE work here offered the public is the result of
and researches pursued of several years by the
author with the object OF arranging in continued
ratve ell the OF the discoveries and settlements
civilized nations in the countries traversed by
tenng the northern portion of the Mexican Gulf and of the
aspues wars negotiations, and treaties among those
tons or between them and the aborgnes, respecting the
possession OIL those parts Of the American continent For
this he has collected large of materials with
regard 10 the counes In question, by of which he
enabled to throw much light the intricate and i'm port
ant subjects OF boundaries and extent now under
discussion in the councils OF our COVE nrnent
The first part of the work, the period
the American revolution in which those subjects r
amned at enyth, will be speedily published in the form of
octave volume, beautifully printed illustrated bv
numerous maps Among its contents MAJ be mentioned
of the expeditions of Cabeza de vaca
de Solo, Areano, Ribault, Landowners Meneniez and
La Saeofhe discoveries and settlements Spap,n rs
Texas and of the French the Lower and
the Alabama-and of the disputes and between
those nations respecting the Of the countries
east Of the Rio Bravo Grande all of which, many
and Interesting facts and views will be presented calcu
lated materially change the opinions hitherto entertained
with regard to them.
Aug. 9-eodf
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TO PERPETUATE PEACE.

uUBBELLS PATENT FIRE-ARMS-This gun loads
~ at the breech, on the prime pile, regards setting
home the CHARGE of loading from the muzze the differ
being thai the load is required pass three inches
its rest, instead of the entire length of (may bel moist
barrel 1.-THE mechanical structure ebodes the scien
tc principles for this purpose and enables person
load and fire the gun the OF three hundred times per
hour and keep the gun clean the load always dry make
fire. and burn the powder WELL which, with the
fit of the ball, enables it also shoot with unusual
power and precision
The gun shoots either ball and buckshot or fine shot, and
is useful for both sporting and warlke purposes.
They made to order either in musket rife carbine
ard shot gun form, and delivered governments ndivd
uals, organized bodies of whose purposes are
at variance with the institutions laws of the United
States
For particulars address, post paid,
WIN. w. HUBBELL,
Aug. lit Paentee Philade phia
The subscriber has loaded and fred the "a times
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The wing party have always claimed "a the decency,
all the virtue, and all the taents The organ of this
order and decency party in New Hampshire edited by
their federal secretary of state, held the following Ian
guage in regard TO General Taylor six months ago.
CHE MARKET, and makes merchaa-
disc of his fellow
He HAS A HUNDRED MOTHERS, WITH on WITHOUT
THEIR BABES, IN THE SHAMELESS!
"HE FURNISHES CREOLE VIRGINS FOR THE
HELLS OF NEW ORLEANS, AND RIOTS ON THE
RUIN OF SOULS, for whom the Man of Sorrow died |"
This before the Irrational slaughter house." with
its 'poorly organized mob" had bestowed upon General
Taylor the nomination for President Now these same
conscience wings making their throats sore in singing
the praises of the of whom the above was said
against What consistency there is in this world
Detroit Free Press
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PennsyIyania COllege-Medioal Department.,
49, IL:

TINE of instruction for the session of lS4S49 will
i Monday. the 10th OF October next, and
continue unit, the ensuing 1st of March The annual
nencement to be held thereafter practicable.
Anatomical rooms open from October LIST TO April lst
Clinical instruction the Pennsylvania Hospital
WILLIAM DARRAcH M. D., Theory and Practice Of Medi-
cine
JOHN WLTBANK, M D., Obstetrics and Diseases of Wo.
men and Children
Henry s. PATTERSON M. d., Matera Medicu and Thera-
peutics
WILLIAM r. CHANT, M. d., Anatomy and Physiology.
DAVID GILBERT, M d., Principles and Practice OF Sur
gerry
. WASHINGTON L. ArLEE, M. d., Medical Chemistry
Fees Marcuation So 90; to each professor SIS 90;
graduation, $50 90.
HENRY s. PATTERSON M. D.,
Aug. S-law6w Registrar, No. 81 Arch street.
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A GRlCULTURAL AGENCY.-John 9. Skinner & Son..
n Of G.. Skinner,) editors of " the Plough, the Loom
and the Anvil offer their services TO their friends south OF
the Delaware and to the public generally as agents for the
OF land and for the purchase of whatever the country
may need from the cities in any way connected with agr
culture, snch implements, seed gran fruit and
mental trees, and domestic animals of all sorts, ercep
horses
The advantages their agency offers are only those of
siderable familiarity with the OF supply, udg
ment and unlaing in selecting, and determination
denounce and expose every attempta wlfu imposition
regard blood quality, whether of animal vegetable
tree, implement The of " the Plough, the Loem
and the Anvil" already circulating largely throughout the
States, offers suitable medium Tor all who may wish to
advertise the whole country; but those who
would of it themselves be advertised that they
will have pay in advance, for the use of This medium,
the of IS for quarter $40 for hall, and SIS for
whole page, which amount however, will be afterwards
deducted from commissions, in all cases where these
amount to $50 or
Among other institutions general agencies and insu-
offices who wish the people in the country be in
formed of the great benefit to lac derived from having
such establishments, would perhaps do well thus
to make known the advantages they offer to every class
and condition of life of their existence and great public
utility towns people already apprized, but there
generally as they should be- -
Address J. s. SKINNER SON.
July 20. Philadelphia.
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Notice to Claimants.

Notice to Claimants.
TUCKER IL ADDISON, General Agents, office 9th
street, (Coenans Buildngs four doors north of Penn
syvana avenue.
Beverley Tucker and John f. Addison have associated
themselves for the purpose prosecuting claims OF all kinds
before Congress- and the several departments of the general
government
All communications (post paid) addressed to the above
shall receive prompt attention Reference is made to the
following gentleman:
Hon. Geo M. Dallas, Vice President of the United States
Hon. John Mclean Supreme Court of the United States
Hon. Robert j. Walker, Secretary Of the Treasury.
Hon. Jno. Y. Mason, Secretary Of the Navy.
Hon. II. M. I. Hunter, United States Senate.
Clement Cox, esq, Georgetown d. c.
Jno E. Addison, attorneyat law, viii continue give
personal attention business before the courts
the District of Columbia and the adjoining
Maryland and Virginia July l3-ly
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"a uEENs OF ENaLAND, By Agne. strlel.Iand, I2th

n UFsENs OF ENGLAND, by Agnes Strickland, 1%th
" vol Biographical and Political History OF Congress,
by H. G. Wheeler vol 1913 BE hune's British Female
Poets vol l34S Evangelne, by Longelow vol ISIS
Bryants Poems, full and complete edition, l VOL lSiS,
Philosophy VOL, 1873; Diplomatic and Ocia Papers OF
Daniel Webster while Secretary Of State, vo l84S Do
estc Animals of the Farm, by Aentheir breeding rear
ing, feeding, and management vol ls4S
June n +. IAfLOh.
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DUBLIC notice is hereby gven that large sale of Uni
ted States muskets will be made, pursuant to the
Congress of the 3D. March, 1926 the subject at the
city of New York. the first Wednesday of October next
The place of sae the TERMS and other particulars, will be
made known early practicable; likewise the number
be offered tor sae which will exceed one hundred thou
sand.
ORDNANCE OFFICE,
Washington, 18th August, lS4S
The New York 'True Sun" Journal of Commerce, Bos-
ton Post, Charleston Mercury, New Orleans Commercial,
Albany Argus, Baltimore Sun, and Pennsylyanian Pha-
dephia) will publish the above twice week for six weeks
Aug H2aw6w
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oERRY.s ORIGINAL pENs.-W. FISCHER, i'm

nERRY's ORIGINAL PENs.-W. FISCHER, import
j. er of fancy and staple stationery would respectfully
inform the heads Of Offices and clerks generally that he
has Just received by the ship "Sir Robert PEEL direct
from the Messs James Perry Co.. large
embracing forty different knds OF their orgl-
nal metallic pensthe superiority OF which is so generally
admitted that il is only necessary them and they
will he pererred all others As there are spurious
limitations OF these pens in the market the subscriber
would caution the public against them -
Aug l6-3taw3w w. FISCHER.
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D EMOVAL.-JOHN FOY respectfully announces to
n members OF Congress and strangers visiting the me-
tropos that his heretofore kept in the basement Of
the Capitol removed outstde of the building to the
white house the south of the Capitol where his
fowls Mc and his former establishment not found degen
Grated.
The house will be opened on "Wednesday morning next
when he will be glad to the smiling coEnenances Of
all his friends.
an
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Proposals for Timber.

FoRr DELAWARE, July 26lh, 1913.
PROPOSALS will be received for furnishing from one to
eight thousand sticks of timber, suitable for piles, TO be
delivered on the Pea Patch island Each pile to be forty
five long, hewed sawed, twelve inches square at
butt and measuring least inches diameter at point
Yellow pine, free of sap, preferred. One thousand re-
q haired by the LIST of October.
No proposal will be considered unless accompanied by
evidences of capacity to comply with it.
Address Breve Major Sanders Delaware city, State OF
Delaware"
Aug. div
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wisconsin all Right

In che legislative OF this State held at Madison
on the 9th ult the proceedings of which find in the
Wisconsin Mr. Crary of Milwaukee made a motion that
the House vote ppa their choice for the presidency
1t was common for wings and their allies to manufacture
false stores and among Others that there were reports
that there were members who had repudiated the regular
nominations of Cass and Butler To correct that i'm
preston was the object of the motion. The following
was the result:
Cass and Butler 46
Van Buren,
Blank
On motion of Mr.. Horn, it was
Resolved That the representatives Of the people of the
State of Wisconsin, viii support the nominations of
Cass and Butler only because they the regular
nominees of the Baltimore convention, but because We
consider them the of the principles of the
democratic party.
Only one dissenting voice [Deroh Free Press.