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TNHIRTY-THREE years experience rs clerk in or
the principal accounting Offices of the Treasury I'D
AUDITORS has qualified the subscriber undertake gem
era agency business the OF the federal
and the transaction Of any business with the public depart
ment, before Congress- An intimate acquaintance with
all OF business in the several departments and
reaus knowledge of the laws and the principles esab
ished by decisions in the executive departments relation
almost every subject with public accounts
with which he has become familiar from long
experience in the public service affords him advantages and
facilities which, Perhaps few others His
will be directed the of claims of every
acer embracing revolutionary claims against the United
States individual States, whether for lands
pensions of all kinds communication for half pay and boun-
ties Claims growing out OF contracts with the United
States examination of titles, and procuring patents for
lands return of duties, remission OF fines orfeures
under the other laws the prosecution of claims
arising of transactions connected with the Florida
Mexican claims before board of
hereafter to be formed the sale purchase real
estate md generally the transaction OF and every
description of business in which the services Of agent
may be required
The subscriber is extensively known in the city of WASH
ing to the civil officers OF the government, many officers
both of the and navy, well members of Con-
whom general reference is made. The following
gentlemen selected whom, necessary particular
reference is requested, to wit;
JANxs w. MCCULoH, First Comptroller ofthe Treasury.
ALBION X. PARIS, Second do do.
PETER HAoNsR, Third Auditor of the Treasury.
Gen. Thomas 8 Jksur, Quart Master General u. s. A.
Gen GEORGE GrBsor, Commssay OF Subsistence
| Gen. RookR JoNEs, AdJutant General i' ga
Col JOSEPH O. TorrKN Chief of the Corps OF Engineers
Col JOHN AsKRr, Chief of Typographical Engineers.
| RICHARD SMITH, ESQ.,, Cashier Metropolis Bank : s
JAMES THOMPSON esq, Chief Clerk Third Auditors Office
| No. RICHARD BURGESS
nce on i4th street. opposite NJ f. corner Fuer' Hotel
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ElkrldKe Farm for Sale.

THE subscriber will offer public sale at the Paapsco
L Hotel EIlco's Mills on Thursday the 18th of DC.
iober lS4s II o'clock farm OF two hundred and
ninety and quarter belonging to Richard lge-
hart, This farm is situated about five miles from the
village of Ellicotts Mills, and fifteen miles from Baltimore;
the fertile and healthul part of Ekridge, and is
in midst the best society of that part OF the State OF
Maryland 1t exceed by any farm in the State in
point of fertility and value. Aboni 100 OF it in
wood of the timber, and half of the balance has
been cleared the of the last five years, and the
the cleared land is in the best state OF cutvation
producing the finest of wheat tobacco and corn Il
abundany supplied with from the best springs In
every field has upon comfortable dwelling house,
wants house, barn. courthouse, O6acco-house and other
necessary outbuildngs market for grain OF every de-
scrption is readily found Elcott's Mills and in the
neighborhood and the tobacco is sold in Baltimore with
which connected by urnpkes and the rail road at FL
lcott's In fact desirable location could not be
found in the country, whether profit or he comforts OF
health the pleasures and benefits of the best society
should be desired by the purchaser
The terms of sale will be three thousand five hundred
dollars in cash. and the balance in equal nstamens at
and years. and possession at once be given
Those wishing purchase such farm have 1t shown 10
them by MIR gleha who resides it, and can be direct
ed to il by any Ellicots Mills Further Information
in relation TO it may be had from
L. HAMMOND,
Attorney for the owner and those interested Elicors
Mills Nd.
Sept l9-law6t
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Aug l7-wi0w

A act Of Congress, entitled making appro-
"A priaons for the OF the Post Office Department
transportation of the mail by the Charleston Key West,
and Havana ne "or by other steamers, to such other
places the of Florida the Postmaster General
may deem practicable and expedisnt and nppropra,es
of IS OO0 To enable said law be put
into operation,
Proposals carrying the mails of the United States from
will be received the Contract Office of the Post Office De-
partment the of Washington until y, Of the
25h day of December l848 Ito be decided the day
the and in the and time herein specified,
viz;
No 1889 From St Augustine, by Smyrna, Indian River,
San Lucie Jupiter Miami, Key Largo Indian Key. Key
ST Marks Apalachcola St. Joseph's, and st. Andrews
to Pensacola, twice month and back, In steamboats,.
Separate proposals for sections of the above
follows will be considered, viz;
From St. Augustine TO Key West.
From Pensacola TO Apalachicoa.
From Apalachcoa to Tampa.
From Tampa Key West, supplying in each case the
Proposals for weekly service the above
lions of routes will also be considered
NOTE.
Each proposal should be accompanied by guarantee,
signed by responsible persons in the following
manner, viz:
"The undersigned guaranty that :,
If his bid for carrying the mail from TO be
accepted by the Postmaster General shall enter into OBJ
legation the first day OF February nerf with good
and sufficient suretos perform the service proposed"
This should be accompanied by the certificate of
master other equivalent testimony that the guarantors
of property and able to make good their guaran
The proposal should be sent the department sealed
endorsed Proposals for route No $3.50 in Florida, and
addressed the First Assistant Postmaster Jeneral
For the prohibition OF bids resulting from continuation
and and conditions which the contract is to
be made, see the last annual adyertisement
C. JOHNSON, Postmaster General.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, Washington Sept. 49, 1913.
Sept O-lawl2w
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THE UNION. !
Notice 10 Holder. of Mexican Indemnity
Issued by Treasury Departments.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, To-

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
September 10, 1873.
THIS department having already announced thai ,ls
holders of Certificates of Mexican indie unity issued
by it, will be paid on the 9th October next nIer notee
Issued response applications addressed 70 n
patmen in1uring the rule by when interest WI" 10
calculated in the payment OF said cefttncates
This department has decided that the instai e,s Pay
able by the republic of Mexico, with interest AZ
per annum, puied TO the day on ~h,on ea
payable shall form aggreg lite sums on wt,ien .
eight per per annum Will be allowed lro,h SUI
a. rspectvey, until the 27th day OF October io4o esT
daystN a
sooner ps~ 'hese certificates requested 10 forwau
Holders OF Ne Fifth Auditor OF the Treasury ~ho
them forthwith heir receipt IL is important Tor the
WIN duly acknowledge should be transmitted at an
holders tia heH certlhcete- calculations OF iheie
early day otherwise the necess ht prevent their pay
they presented at late da v M artment, and on
ment on the day specified by the dep ID Success
which interest VIII cease, already Announce. Gates
fu bidders for the loan of 1873 Who hold een. DC
Mexican Indemnity, may at any time before the Tu.
appropriate the amount payable thereon OF the uess
ury towards the depoe and aynlent Of their subscrp
lions Fractions of the amount able certificates so
surrendered less than fifty dollars, will be paid in cash.
certificates OF the loan OF 1913 be issued for less
than fifty dolhs and the department will issue
any certificate including fractional part of that sum
The interest the certificates of the loan, issued the
surrender OF certificates of Mexican indemnity before the
9th October next, will commence from the date of such
surrender
McCLINTOCK YOUNG,
Acting Sec Rotary OF the Treasury.
Sept I7--diw&lawiw-(ln tel. ~ Ger. Gaz.)
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Feb 7-if2aw

CHARLEs DE sELDING Notary Public, Conveyancer,
" and General Agent, No. H. Todds Buildings, Pennsyi
vania avenue, Washington d. Co. oilers his services for the
prosecution of claims before Congress any of the
tive departments, before any boar OF commissioners h
may be appointed for the adjustment of spoliaons
collecting private claims and rents, procuring PENSIONS
whether revolution other service; bounty lands for
those arising under contracts, treaties,
otherwise; buying and selling real estate, nc.
Particular attention paid to the settlement OF accounts OF
disbusng officers who may find it inconvenient to give
their personal attendance
Having been Commissioners notary public, ne Is pre-
paper that may be required.
Charges will be moderate, and regulated by the amount
claimed and the extent of service required
Communications (post paid) will receive immediate at
tcntion.
He has honor refer the Navy Department and
the several bureaus connected with it, conptroers and
dtors offices of the Treasury Department. and the senior
captains and in the and also TO Dr. John Ho
mans, Boston; Barnard Henry, esq., Philadelphia; Rev.
Septmus Tustn, of the Senate Washington; Hon
Henry L. Ellsworth, Fayeue, ndiana Thomas M. Boun,
esq, Pensacola Florda Hon; G B. Penrose, Lancaster
Pa; Judge T. Hartley Crawford, Washington VIM. Ag-
new ESQ.,, New York; z. Collins Lee ESQ., Baltimore MIDI
H. b Rearcon, esq.,, Norfolk, Val Professor Goodridge
New Haven, Conn; M. Judson, ESQ.,. New Orleans: Hon
A. Il. Foster, Nashville, Tenn. May l6-ly
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cUTTA PERCHA.-Ths article, in its natural state, is
VI found applicable to great variety OF purposes Tor
which leather ndia-ubber, glass, hemp, cotton and most
the brous substances have hitherto been apped and
when pared with sulphur IN the manner oil lndiarubbe
found make better flexible substance for many pur
poses than vulcanzed rubber The advertiser having
been long engaged in experiments testing It's properties
and uses has obtained supply OF the raw MATERIAL ana
made permanent arrangements II an ITS unanu
featured for sale The scientific and curious, who de-
pcaon the subscriber who HAS ut this time the only
ot for sale the United States Having been the first to
introduce the manufactured article 10 the American public
subscriber has made greater variety OF applications
the goods now on hand and for sale in quantities suit
shoes dressing bands fiat and round; cloth and Sheet
for picture aInes bookbnding, Wallets portfolio cover
inys for BEDS cushions, billiard tables, soes and taps
for boots and shoes OF these, large supply are now
ready Orders from any part Of the country enclosing
five dollars or more will be sent, with full instructions for
applying the bottoms OF boots and shoes Cloth Tor table,
piano. and stand Floor cloth, flexible tubes, sur
geons splns buckets, mail bags bags poraI-
teauA hes &C. Harness and all the aPpurIcnances
substitute for oiled silk in ladies' dresses, tobacco Wallets
poe wallets cloth for awnings, and all similar purposes,
&C., &c.
substitute for patent leather, applicable to all the pur-
poses which the glazed goods used is being pre-
pared after a method discovered by the advertiser.
Nc patents have been granted under the United States up
the present me and none can be, Whereby the public
will prevented from enjoying the free use OF utt Per
cha as laws do allow patents Tor monopoly oil
products for applications not involving novelty
rubber is found inst adapted Gua Pecha Every ar,i
Gle which made of India will be furnished to
order from Guta Percha, which IS really and properly
species of rubber, by HOhACE H. pay
Manufacturer OF India rubber and Gutta Percha,
% Cor,andt street, New York
T-if2aw
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Supreme Court the U. States December Term, Is47.
THURSDAY, March 8, 1913.
No. l43 Hiram Benner Joseph B. Browne, and Salisbury
Haley, assgnees OF Eeazer F. Hunt, appellants,
Joseph Y Porter
nN consideration of the motion made this yes
~ terday by Mr. Wescott proctor and counsel for the APP
peants here ordered by this court that the legal
of Joseph Porter (whose death has been
suggested the recod in and become party appel
within the first ten days Of the ensuing term of this court
and that in default OF The said representatives SO becoming
pdrte otherwise this court may then directs Pro
pided honsp That copy OF this order shall be printed in
newspaper the of government, in which the
laws United States shall be printed by authority for
three successive weeks least sixty days before the begin
ming of the OF this court
True copy. Test: WIN. TIOS. CARROLL,
Sept l3-law3w G. s. g. u. s.
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NEW MUsIC.-Just received from Boston, at the old
established store first door OF l2h street, the FOL
owing mnsic which will be sold at third less than
he regular prices
The lutte song, from Anna Boleyne.
The songs OF Jenny Lind.
The spot where we were born, by Lnley.
The witherd leaf by w. Hanson
Give me three grains OF corn mother
The bird, the book and the flowers, by +. T. Lacy
Mary, the village queen, by Carpenter.
Joseph and his brethren, by Glover.
I've wandered the sea- beat shore.
do not ask offer thee, by Linley.
never can forget thee by Andrews.
Italia shall be free, by Nelson.
The old soldiers daughter by Knight.
Remember the hour, by Cooper
List 10 my mandone by Hodson.
If to be wshul still to linger near thee
Sleep dearest baby, mnsic by Cross.
Annie Laurie, Scotch ballad.
Good night, love, words by Fanny Butler.
Soft is the morning dew. by Wardell.
have left my quiet home, by Mrs Norton.
The vocal beauties of Luce de Lammermoor.
The dark eye has left us, by Dempser.
The auld gray kirk, by Glover.
The imprisoned, by Dempster.
We met sunset, by Morton.
Chime sweet bells, by Lee.
My bark DER the bilow by Lemon.
I've wandered far from thee, mother. ~
WIN. FISCHER.
Sept 2-3taw3w [Alex. GAIL
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Practical Chcmistry.

THE subscriber continues give his personal attention
instruction practical chemistry ntneralogy, and
geology according the method which he has pursued
cessiuly during ihe past thirteen years in this city.
commodious and wel-funshed laboratory large and Sc
ect library practical and scientific works in the Eng
sh German, and French languages, together with min
era geological and technical collections offer facii-
ty to the student.
Analyses of ores, minerals soils, vegetable sub
stances and the poduc of art will be carefully
cuted Persons residing distance may send by letter
small average samples Of ores, eahs &c, weighing from
100 gra ms to ounce
The various applications of chemistry manufactures,
agriculture, medicine and pharmacy, will receive special
attention Where practicable researches VIII be IN
sttuted and opinions given all chemical questions
Laboratory 2I7 Arch street, above Sixth, in the Arch
Street Hall, Philadelphia.
JAMES c. BOOTH,
Member Am Phil Society, and Prof Applied Chemistry
Franklin Institute.
July 9--4tdSl lawtl Oct.
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Transportation OF Stores.


NAVY DEPARTMENT
Bureau of Provisions and Clothing, Sept. IT, 1873.
PROPOSALS sealed and endorsed proposals for freight
Macao, will be received at this office until O'clock
p. Thursday the 9th day of October, 1913, for the
of 800 barrels {more less) OF
from the hayward Boston, Massachusetts the
port Macao in China, there be delivered the Unite
States naval storekeeper 10 the senior naval officer
present The offers must the price asked barrel
without distinction between and dry, and each barrel
Cor half barres of beef, pork, flour, rice vinegar
pickles. whskey dried apples, will be considered
barrel all other packages be estimated at the rate OF 81
cubic feet barrel whatever they may contain and, in
the of all casks other than barrels The hiths
viii be deducted. No pnmage 10 be allowed Ten fair
weather working lay days be allowed ut each of the ports
Boston and Macao taking in and dschaging cargo.
within thirty days after producing satisfactory evidence OF
the delivery of the cargo The vessel must pass the usual
pecton and be Boston yard by the 10th day
October SS ready receive her cargo and II not
scented for examination within three days after being noti-
fed of her acceptance, the bureau will consider itself
liberty 10 offer the freight the lowest bidder,
make such arrangements may best subserve the public
interests.
Sept. l7-2awtd
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Washington University of Baitimorc-



INHE annual session for 1859 viii commence on the
last MONDAY in October nex win Introductory leo
lures I... :
Tho daily lectures thereafter will be delivered In the ell
exant and comodious buildings which have been erected
for the Medical Department Lombard street. lew door
cas- of Hanover street For medical school, arranged
upon the ample scaln they comprise every requisite
for the purposes OF Instruction.
The very extensive buildings Broadway, near Balt-
street, heretofore used by this faculty. viii be retained
for hospital purposes and for the delivery OF clinical lee
The is entirely new, and in the obs,etrical de
paument is not surpassed by any other in the United
States.
Medical Faeulty.
JouN c. s, MoNKuK, M. d., Professor of Theory and
Practice OF Medicine.
EpwARD FOREMAN, M. D., Professor of Chemistry and
WILLIAM +. LEONARD, NJ. D., Professor Of Anatomy and
Physiology -
Medicine Medical sprudence, and Mental Diseases.
troRsE MoCooK NJ D. Professor of Institutes and Prac-
"a OF Surgery.
a., .GE c. M ROBERTS, M. D., Professor of Obstetrics
Epa OF Women and Children.
ia tns.~ poSD, A. NJ, NJ. D. Professor of Therapeu-
Tuon.s ~ "a, and Hygiene.
t;cs 49, Ma, d., Demonstration OF Anatomy.
W .vrNs,s Rpv.ety 'ona S20-Demonstrator SO
Tickets SIS each-DiP. s. a9aI rs,pp,,,N
Naturalization So. For circpa - roi@IMhN' Deail'
Z
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Pennsylvania College-Medicsl Department,
Fiibert street, dbore Eleventh, PHILADELPHIA.

NHE course Of instruction for the session 1885, 40 will
commence on Monday. the 18th OF October next, and
continue until the ensuing LIST OF March, The annual
mencemen to De held thereafter practicable
Anatomical open from October LIST April LIST.
Clinical instruction at the Pennsy vania Hospital.
WILLIAM DARRAcH, M. d. Theory and Practice of Modi-
cine
JOHN WILrBANx M. d., Obstetrics and Diseases of Wo-
and Children.
HENRY S. Patterson, M. D. Maeria Medica and Thera-
WILLIAM r.. GRANT, M. D., Anatomy and Physiology.
DAVID GILBERT, NJ. D., Principles and Practice Of Sur
gerry
WASHINGTON l.. AnEE, M. d. Medical Chemistry
Fees' Naturalization, IS 20; each professor, SIS co.
graduation, $50 90. s-b
HENRY S. PATTERSON, NJ D.,
Aug. S-law6w Registrar, No. 90 Arch street
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NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE,
NnshjuxkOn ID. e..

THE annual of lectures will commence on the
first Monday in November, and continue until the lst
of April.
FACULTY.
THOMAS MILLER, M. D., Professor of Anatomy
JOHN Nj. Thomas, M. D., Professor of Physiology and
Medical Jurisprudence. -
WILLIAM p JOHNSTON, M. D. Professor of Obstetrics and
Diseases of Women and Children
CHARLES G., PAGE Nj. d., and LEONARD D. GALE M d.,
Professors of Chemistry. .
Joshua RILEY, NJ d., Professor of Materia Medca and
Therapeutics. -
JOHN FREDERICK May M d., Professor OF Surgery;
GRAFTON TYLER NJ D., Professor Of Pathology and Prac
tice OF Medicine
r. KING STONE, M. D., Adjunct Professor OF Anatomy
JOHNSON ELIOT, NJ d.. Demonstration OF Anatomy
Clinical lectures twice week, with operations Eases
will be selected the inmarY and public dispensary
Arrangements made for the reception in the I'M
Urinary much greater number OF patients than hereto
tofore.
Fee for a full course oflecturcs $l0o
Demonstrators ticket III
Good board be procured at from w o0 to S3 per
week
VIM. P. JOHNSTON, M. D., Dean,
Seventh, between f and f streets.
Sept. 5-2awtlstNov
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To officers Army Navy and persons visiting
slcEly climates.

OmCerD
slckly climates.
THE UNDERSIGNED would call the attention of Off
GERS OF the army and navy and all persons who have
occasion visit of the sicky climates to his vEGE
TABLE BITTERS, which have proved so highly benefl
cia in many where they used by volunteers
in the late campaigns in Mexico. Those who used them
state that they entirely escaped the levers and other dis
eases which many of their panions were subjected
and they have returned their homes in perfect health
This medicine has also been used in many OF the sicky
portions of the South for several years. and gained epu
among the people account OF its great preventive
and curative powers unexceiled by oIher medicine
ever brought before the public. On shi board in the
camp Wond be found most invaluable, as II can be ap
piled in so many different with almost universal sue
cess in so many different Of disease For instance
when a person is severely wounded 10y applying the bit
ars the wound will be healed in very short ume and re-
lief from pain instantly effected Or If fever aacks
them however malign in its character, by partaking
freely Of the bitters they will find almost Immediate relief
by continuing the moderate use on !ne or ie" days.
Full directions lin English and Germany accompany each
hottie of this medicine. Price, 80 per DOZEN
All ore from distance carefully put up ana forwarded
ediaely Persons wishing make trial OF the bItters
vii, nleas address subscriber sole proprietor and man
acnrer No 80 Baltimore street, the Centre Market
sion of the "Fountain of HEALTH Baltimore Maryland
{ Aug. 29-2nwow -. 'ooAri-
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Preparatory Department OF the Columbian College,
q.

Preparatory Department OF the Columbian College,
~. q.
TT is the design OF the establish permanently
l. school of high ORDER in which youth may be thor
oughly fitted for college, for other objects IN life
For its mediation they have erected elegant and
well constructed edifce at the corner OF N and Nth streets
An able and experienced will be placed at the
head of the school, who will give his whole time and ene
gies its management having such assistants
associated with him the number OF pupils shall require
Such arrangements, ii believed, will afford the best
ranty just expectations Of its patrons will be full
" realized The school will be opened the first Wednes
day OF September. e#
~ CHARGES QUARTER
Elementary branches, reading writing, &c. So 90
Arithmetic, English grammar, geography, clements o
of history, &c. oO
Higher English branches algebra, geometry, sur
veying book keeping, natural philosophy chem . 90
istry, composition, &c ~ w
Latin Greek classics IL o0
Aug. 23-3aw4w
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PRrcE OF rIoxErs -Whoes, $40; halves, $40; quarters
So egnths 81 80. 3D. ,.,t, IN h.
Certificates Of packages in this splendid lottery c> ne
had follows; >,-o a.,
certificate OF package of d whole tickets SZ.o wv
DO do Is half do l35 %
Do do ~ quarter DO OF "
Do do 70 eighth 40 % 10
The holder OF certificate of package OF wholes Is en-
titled 10 all S22l net that may be drawn oy inc
twenty six tickets named therein Certihcates Oh haVe
quarters, and eighths in proportion 49,
This SC heme of the most splendid ever drawn IN
the United States and is well worthy OF the attention oil
adventnrers -
Orders for tickets aud shares and certificates OF packages
the above splendid lottery viii receive the most PoihPt
attention. and OF the drawing VIII be sent I'M
mediately after 1t is all who order from us.
Address j. & e. MAUhiy hHehls,
Aug 27-dNcif Alexandria, Virginia