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New Music.
lust RECEIVED
Of 18th Pennsylvania avenue,
uu music, which VIII be sold AZ reduced pceour
page. WIN. FISCHER.
The Fashion Polka; by n. n. Hewitt.
r. Townsend Grand Military Polka, performed by Fonester-
hand.
The Nova Scotia watzes, by wiu,erbotom.
Six Easy Rondos designed studies young beginners
c. Czerny.
The celebrated Russian air "Fa Minka with variations by p
X. Chuata. .
Rosa Lee, with variations; by Chas Grobe
Mary Blame, do do ....
Luclla Polka by do
The Aurora Wais for guitar solo.
La Gazza Ladra faRtssie composed by Henri Roseen.
When Morning beams, III think admired songs By
Geo. y. Benkert.
When others thy Smile; composed by Geo. Belal
Merry Gpsy GID again. arranged for the composed by
Glover.
The Placid Lake, for guitar, composed by NJ Deems
Oct. II
DIBANDs lsees, gfmps. buttons, sSc.-we lust
IL ceiyed choice lot Of fall goods
the attention Of the ladies specially invited
Paris embroidered and neck
Brocade and super
Fine and .. ,..
Fancy satin neck
Coored embroidered veyeu
Narrow trimmings
In Rmps and buttons,
Colofed French cable gimp
Jenny Lind braid
Jacquered, imperial, and zephyr braid s.,
- Barrel, net daisy, and roche buttons
large Of flowers bonnet
handkerchief, and general OF
Also large assortment Of lace goods Of various qualities
patterns j. u. h A. TATE,
Oct lo-eo3 Successors to >. T. h c. King.
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
Facnlty Of Physic.--session OF Is49-'50.
THE Lectures will Monday, 18th October
Chemistry and Phamaey-wmLIAn T. A. AIKES, NJ d., ILL., ID.
surgey-NATHAs r. sMTH.
Therapeutics, MAieria Medca and d.
Theory Practice sf Medicine POWELL, NJ.
Midwifery and Diseases Of Women and chidren-RoHARD
THonAs, N. D.
Lecturer Pathology and Demonsuaior Of w
Clinical Surgery every day
the Baltimore nmary, opposite Medical College. The
for will opened
be obtained In the vicinity Of e Medical College for ~
% 50 per week. WILLIAM T. A. AIKEN,
Aug. b-2awtNoyl Dean the Faculty.
Superior Old Brandy.
THE subscriber has received very superior Brandy
Of Of purchased expressly
poses Families wishing article Of this Kind would do
and examine before purchasing elsewhere
CHAMPAGNEs.
Schneider and Crown
Hedsieck Dueal Grape
Juno Venus
Anchor
Always hand together with choice Of Wines. Liquors,
Segars, Tobacco, nc. JOSEPH WRIGHT,
Aug n-eodlm Penn. avenue, l5h street.
CARD.
THE undersigned Pension once having
seven been employed the various duties connected
peenced IN all the details thereof Offers his services the public
In the prosecution Of claims against He
val attend o any other business connected with the other de
Al busnes. eon6ded promptly attended % and
aithfuiiy executed All letters must be post paid
THOMAS LUMPKIN,
Agency once
w.sm.sros crrr, d. C., August Q, Is4o
Aug. 2-imeod
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NOTICE NO PRE- EMPTIoN cLAIMANrs.

Every entitled 10 the right Of of
lands within the Townships and townships
required establish the 70 the satisfaction Of the and
receiver Of land Office make
practicable AFTER this before appointed
for the Of the public sale Of the lands embracing
tract claimed, otherwise such claim win be forfeited
81 Ea J. BUTTERFIELD
~ -,.. Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Sep 96-lawl3w
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The Complete Horse Doctors containing Habits
and Management Of Horse, the Stable
July ne FRANCK TAYLOR
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commi.sioser Of he General Land once.
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receive q ne gopsr land Once and make
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NO. David CepperneId. by Charles Dickens, (Bcz.)
Domestic Practice q Hydfopshy with IS engraved illustrations
by Edward Johnson, NJ ID.
This day received, for sale at TAYLOR MAURY,s
luiyS Bookstore, 9th
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" ssa4 ~ shs President % shs Omitted ss.sss.
g!re.ncs Of law, ZACHARY TAYLOR, President of
u.ie1 States o. America hereby declare and
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September, ammo Domini one thousand eight husar.d .sa
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Commissioner Of the General Land omce
NOTICE TO PRE- EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled 70 the right Of empnon ~ Ne
Y required % establish ssfIssc1su % r-rs
and receiver q ne land once, and make payment hss
posd r OF ne puddle ale u .sa. en-,
macine The tract claimed otherwise such claim VIII - ssa
y. "a E J. BUTTERFfELD,
Commissioner q ne General Land oae..
RoR sALE--Tse house and 10, occupied " o. wa.gss
Aw0-eodd
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SEA BATHING POINT HOTEL

SEA BATHING-OLD POINT HOTEl.
THIS beautiful establishment, always
tiers, In fine order The grounds
proved, enlarged, aordng
swimming There is shore
for those who prefer surf bathing. ftA- l#t@
Charges heretofore.
BY the day ......>...................S2 90
by The week nj the rate Of. ..,...... 81 per day.
by the month al the Of. I 90 +"
Children and half price, gar g.e.
May aaw6w JAMES s. FRENCH.
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WHATMAN's Drawing Paper.-w. FISCHER, importer
and dealer in superior stationery parchment, Rodgess
ry &C., has received from large
supply Of Whamans
following Of which constantly Cor whole
sale o retail AZ staionen' Hall. - d ~
Cap siIe II by inches Deny, IS by 20 inches; medium
by ~ inches royal " BY ~ inches snpenoya ~ BY inches
by IS nchesi double elephant "a BY 20 inchesi antiquarian
inches July 10.
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UIsTORlCAL Collections Of Virginia, containing
III collection Of The interesting hcts traditions,
sketches, anecdotes, &c. relating It's history and antiquities
gethe with geographical and statistical descriptions which
appended Historical Descriptive Sketch
umbia illustrated with 100 tngvngs by Henry Howe
volume History OF Virginia, from is discovery and
Europeans the ne by Robert owson Volumes Fo
sale by FRANCK TAYLOR.
Aug3 @ f a t+-l4fl 4sF fa7fT.
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NEW BOOKS AT TAYLOR q MAURY's, near Ninth

Rowland CasheI, by Lever, I'd part g ss.
Hildrcth's New History Of the United States, vol.
southey's Common place Book, Harpers sdinsn, No.
Edmond Dantes Sequel 10 Count of Monte Christie
European Life and Manners by Henry colman
MT Greys new novel; Magdelsn and Macie, the Rector
Quest
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IL being Travellers Guide through the Northern, Middle
Eastern Canada New Scotia
ted with DO maps steel, and 25 engravngs.
The illustrated Hand book through United
staes ebclished with rs engraving and accompanied a
aad map. s-f rI ~ = ,fIsf = 49, .tF
Smiths New Guide for Travellers trosgh United States. viii
a large and mAp. eI l ~ .-aa.glf lha ~
cents with map. FRANcK TAYLOR
Aug .a 49. ..atr--..r ~
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Treasury Department, April IA, 1s4o.

the Sd section of the of the 81 March last entitled
u An act to provide for the settlement of the
pubic officers and others who may have received
arising from military contributions otherwise in Next
CO. Is enacted that where questions arise in respect
'he rounding OF duties collected in Mexico the rems-
sion OF penalties imposed the ground that the collection
was improper or the penalties wropguly enforced, the
same shall DO referred tor the decision OF the Secretary
me treasury, who is hereby authorized and required
pay under The direction of the President of the United
STATES out OF the money in the treasury raised from con-
eutlons, such sums be determined by him
ueen Improperly levied or imposed contributions
ments, or penalties"
FOR the information of claimants under this section of the
ac noco is hereby given that this department ill require
pat M claims shall be presented in writing setting forth
no character and amount OF the contribution, assessment
o penalty Tor which remission of duty is claim
ca where when and wherefore the contribution,
men or penalty imposed, and whom paid. The ap-
Pcaon TO be verified by the oath of the claimant corrobo
ieea oy the evidence OF dsneresed credible
Witnesses and to be accompanied by the certificate of the
proper accounting officer that the contribution, duties,
penalties alleged TO have been improperly wrongiuy
eved or Imposed have been duly accounted for and paid
over to the treasury Of the United States by authorized dis
oursements or dspostes.
w. M. MEREDITH
hpH-eodlf2w Secretary Of the Treasury.
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From our baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, April l6-5 p. m.
Rumors .-Important appointments fruit Mar
kets &c
We had here yesterday that all the Baltimore ap
pontm had been made Saturday, but was a
fault who the holders of the prizes Towards
evening" however it ascerained from the Hon. Rev
edy Johnson who was here, that appointments for the
city had yet been made which eased off the excitement
prevailing. The following the only aPpontm ents
made on Saturday. which elegraphe here this
ing from the Office of the National Wing and you will
probably receive them from any other direct source
send you a copy of them
Philip Greedy, it, to be collector of Boston
Samuel j. Peters, to be collector OF customs at New Or
leans.
Benjamin j. Hawey be collector of customs at APP
palachicoia, Florida.
Philip Hone be naval officer the port Of New York
Robert b STILL to be naval officer at New Orleans.
Manuel j. Garcia to be surveyor OF the port OF New Or
leans.
learn that Notwithstanding the cold weather OF the past
few days. little damage has boon done the peach and
fruit blossoms in this vicinity.
The MaRKErs.-In the Baltimore market this morning
there sales of 900 barrels Howard street -four,
81 25 and of 800 barrels City Mills 81 Is Small
snes city meal, yellow, at 81 80. Limited sales
first rye -four, 81 S7i No sales wheat Whisky is
selling to-day ~ The number of cattle offered
to day amounted to 800 head, 500 of which
Philadelphia, and the balance sold at SO -, averaging
SO 37., equal SO rs gross. Sales OF hogs IS Is
s. 30.
Al New York this morning stocks were quiet. At the
first board to-day the tendency rather to decline.
Money tight. Exchange London 81 a6l per cent.
Flour little 6rmer. 1900 bbls. western and common
State brands sold 81 56t 81 62i southern 81 Sc a
81 IS, and prime Genesee IS 90 Corn meal 81 30, and
rye -four 50 rs a So 81.
Sales 1000 bushe. Ohio red wheat at 90 100 cents
Gene.ee do IIs 40 cents Corn firm. Sales of coo
bushels 81 81 for Mixed and 90 81 cents for yell
low. Oats IS 80 cents. Rye 81 cents
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On Thursday evening last April IL, lssS, mass meeting
was held ia the Central Church, eighth street, when A.
r Cunningham, esq, chosen president and MI H. H.
Patchin appointed secretary.
The meeting opened by tho president, who stated
that had been called here in odo take into considera
ton the calamity which had bcfallon tho whole commu-
nifty in the destruction OF the Temperance Hall by tho hand
OF the incendany, and adopt such might
possibly lead detection of the in this diabo lioa
Inc audience was then sloquonty and effectively
addressed by Messrs. w L. Chaplin, Of New York Rev.
y. w. Dennon, late of Boston Mr.. T. w. Upton, Of
ONO ana the presidert of the meeting
On motion of Mr.. Dennison il was
Resolved That committee of 6vs IN. s.noo,ad v-ho..
duty II sia DC 70 ascertain possible the cause
which led 10 the destruction Hall
the morning OF the 9th OF April and to renon .t fA-
ture meeting such matter said COMMITTEES NAV deem
| pertinent
The president then appointed, the committee Messr.
C. w. Dennson, John C. HARNESS. A. RothweI Uvsse.
Ward, and Peter M Pearson which were added ON mo.
ton. the president and secretary
On motion, the papers of this city respectfully re-
ques,ed publish the proceedings OF this meeting
returned the pastor trustees and members of tho church
for the kind and liberal tender of the Of their temple
| to the friends Of total abstinence.
On motion of Mr.. George Savage, the meeting, after
prayer by the Rev Mr.. Normen ad ouned to tha
place on Thursday evening, tho 18th instant Tho
commit will probably report.
A. F. CUNNINGHAM. President.
II II PATcHIS Secretary,
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From the N. o. Picsyune, April g.
From Yucatan.

The United States schooner Fr arrived at Pensacola
on the 4h inst from Laguna, after short cruise OF sA
weeks. The Flrt left Laguna on the 25th ult.
The withdrawal of the American volunteers from the
country looked upon by the officers of the Fr al
most fatal to The prospects Of the Spanish race in the Pc
in by the Indians, and driven back upoa Marida, Cam
peachy and aguna In the neghborhool OF these places
they will be kept in state of siege, if they moi
PEELED to abandon the whole country.
The whites provoking the Indians to war of ex-
termination against them. They have begun 10 treat
their Indian prisoners of ves, and selling
them out of the country fast they capture them, to
certain dealers in Cuba to which island they export
ed On the voyage down to Laguna the Flrt touched at
Ssal and found there Spanish steamer from Cuba
waiting for cargo OF prisoners for Havana. The prs
sold for ten years, and exparated under
the name of apprentices The Spanish dealers pay S25
per head for them, and the proceeds applied TO
rying on the war-hat is, to catching more prison
ers for market Both the Yucatecos and the Cubanos
will, doubt, make handsome speculation out OF
this species of slave trade on the American con-
nent, unless England the United States interfere to
prevent it. After the accounts brought home by the
American volunteers, who found that they had been ar
rayed the side of cruelty and oppression, needed but
this atrocity awaken profound Indignation in this
country Were the Indians of Yucatan half skfful
in seeking aid in foreign countries their oppressors,
they could easily preach crusade in the States which
would the speedy triumph OF Their cause and their
peaceabe possession OF the peninsula
governor had arrived at the Belize, Honduras.
The officers of the Flr did not learn his name
There had been attempt at revolution in Tobasce
few days before the Flrts sailing Some citizens com
bined with the officers of regiments stationed at San
Juan Bautesta the capital Of the State, to overthrow the
government; but the seeants OF the regiment hearing OF
II, drew out most of the rank and file in oppostloa to
their officers, and suppressed the movement-makins
prisoners of their officers! A beautiful commentary on
the military system as practised in Mexico
There considerable logwood being exported from
Laguna number of French, English, and German
vessels in port loading; no American The American
consuls recently appointed for Campeachy and Laguna
had not arrived at either place at the time OF the Frs
departure.
The Flrt brought, as passengers, two Americans from
Laguna
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We have received the Panama Star of the 10th ult
It's editor that he has taken leave of it, and
has secured his passage for Ell Dorado. He recon-
mends his successor to the support Of his friends and the
emigrants.
The Star contains the proceedings of large meeting
the 9th March, of those who were waiting for passage
to San Francisco, John w. Weed, esq, in the chair
They complain of the extorton of an English vessel
which has just arrived at Panama, for passengers to
carry TO San Francisco al S2a5 for the seeage and $500
in the cabin with the further restriction on
cook their provisions, and the reservation of right
to land passengers anywhere this side of San Francisco
should there be any danger Of their sailors deserving
the ship The meeting came to the following resolu-
lion
Re'opd, That whereas vessels have arrived exacting
us exobitant charges place of destination will
not submit to any imposition; that will not pay over
Sloo for passage in sailing vessel San Francisco
and that we hereby by signatures and honor bind
ourselves firmly to abide by this resolution.
Three hundred and hfty-hve signed the above resou-
ton.
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A CARD TO TaE oENTLEMkn

the different government departments, to the diplomatic
corps. and to the citizens Of Washington IN general
Positiuey taught for only issited time longer. Appy
THE possession of HANDWRITING, which is q fer
l. tune to the Merchant tho Cork and all persons
gagged public business private fo 10 of such inn
porance, that
Mr.. BRISrOw, FINISHING WRITING MASTER,
Of twenty years extensive practice tho Atlantic oties and
London, views it act OF poprsty and public bone6t
in submitting specimens of his style Of teaching the door
of his Academy,
CONCERT HALL, PENN. AVENUE, NEAR TIN sTAIBT.
cts. the Stiffness crampness, deormy of their present
writing, they have excellent opportunity Of acquir-
ing with certain and success,
IN ONE COURSE OF Easy LESSONS
The eae freedom and handsome similarity the writing
exhibited-bod, rapid, and manly.
THE LADIES' STYLE
Is of perfect beauty, oharaceristicay delioate and
very graceful
Mar 23-lmd
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~ cal extract Of wild cherry and Every body
knows that wild cherry possesses important medicinal
properties and tar water ha, always been administered
in nd lung affections generally, by Oldest
and safest lyscians Various remedies is true, have
been offered and pulled into notice for the of diseases
of the lungs and have doubt been found
full but of all that have been discovered, admitted
by physicians and all who have witnessed its effects that
has proved successful this For asthma, short
of BREATH and similar affections, be pronounced
positive 1t HAS cured asthma in many cases OF ten
and twenty years standing, after physicians had declared
the beyond the reach Of medicine
This balsam is made from materials which Nature has
placed in all northern attudes, antdote for diseases
caused by cold climates
Nature Q the for effect
Whose j God"
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS the wrapper.
For sale by r.. 3. PATTERSON,
APP I7-3t Washington, d. G.
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OFFICE OF MILLER 4 co..

Corner of Baltimore and st. Paul streets.
WHERE splendid capital prizes have been sold
w and paid than any other house in tho Unon and
oldest established exchange and lottery eos in Mary
land.
MILLER & CO. have the pleasure of presenting tho
public tho most
Brtsant Lottery drsWm IN tie Lntsed Ssat<s
The capitals large and brilliSnt-ihe main Prize
One Hundred Thoasand DoIlarsi
And the chance for obtaining capital prize 10 truly spen
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chance 200 of drawing the prize of 500 000 and
chance 1870 of drawing either tho 80OO00 $4,000,
900, $l250O-one chance in six packages OF
drawing the 800 900, 85O0OO, $4,000. $100, 900.
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MILLER Il co. say try one. and in look for
least OF the
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Besides this splendid chance in packages, hors fifteen
drawn ballots, making fifteen prizes ovory twenty -Avo
tickets.
this most noble Lottery,
Grand Consolidated LOttcyy Of .MdryI0nd, Cl0ss a,
To be drawn the Law Buildings in the city Of Balti
more, on , ,,x 40 $40
SATURDAY, APRIL g. l849.
Under of commissioners appointed
his excellency the Governor of Maryland.
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From the New York EXpress
From South America


BY the "Falcon," we have later dates from all parts
OF South America From Lima. have dates to
March 18th. from Valparaiso March 9TH, and so on
The EoUADoR.-Equador continues in state of tran
guilty, and the party OF General Flores, which has so
long threatened the peace of the republic is completely
in the minority; The candidates for the presidency
General Elzaldo, IN Guayaqui, and Senior Gomez de la
Tore, IN Quito. All disputes between this republic and
New Grenada have been settled.
PERU.Peru is in a state of agitation. The President,
Caslla, has convoked Congress extraordinary, whose
business 1t shall be 10 take OF the republic and
preserve 1t from the conspracies that surround it. In
consequence OF conspiracy that discovered Gene
rails San Roman and Lersundi. and other persons, had
fled, but the government taking every preca atoR to
keep the peace and private letters state that the public
tranquility was not disturbed
BoLrA.Tranquillity prevails here under the admin.
strauon OF General Belzu who has established the
constitution of 1929, and convoked congress- to be held
in May He has formed cabinet, which, 1t said will
conciate all parties. slight ATTEMPT revolt was
made in Potosi in favor OF Gen. Santa Cruz but was
Immediately suppressed
CHILL-At the latest dates tranquillitythe greatest
blessing of all the southern republics-prevaed in Chill
All parties engaged in the election of representa-
ves TO Congress The President OF the republic was in
Valparaiso. On the 9th of February two Frenchmen
named Lafague and Lague, pawnbrokers,
mated.
BoGOTA-We have very agreeable news from the CAPT.
tai Although each party contested sharply for the
cess OF It's candidate Tor the presidency there the
least fear that the public tranquility would be disturbed
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NV style straw honncts, parasols, &c., this day
received, and will be offered much below usual prices
among which are
70 entirely style coored bonncs, the first that
A., has been intodueed into this city
hiso' lou OF INC following descrpt Wis Lyonese,
English straw, China pearl, pedal and Florence
Also, $50 psrasol' and para,oets of the latest Partisan
styles
viied y II tIChE 4, "a
Ap l7-2wif =
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The Mifintown PA Register is polite enough to notice
the last number of the Campaign and the whole series
collected together with the following remark
The publication referred will DO of the utmost i'm.
poanco politicians and those who wish be posted
in political matters"