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CAUTION EXTRA.

the q ktEL cLdPP off
nms . enc 's. h aaa 20 which They
Tp~nsend u" doctor and never bot formerly railroads,
for what be He sending frs
which sold week.
Townsend sso he will produce solitary Of Is
ORIGINAL Drl
yACoB TOW ksEND.
Principal oHes. i02 Nsssust, NsW York Cny.
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n OBERT j. WALKER Will practise law In the
h Supreme Court of the United States. In answer
many letters thinks proper that he attend
to claims before Congress oil tue departments but
will devote his exclusively Entrusted
him in the Supreme Court
Office on Pennsylvania avenue the Seven Build
inoS Washington. ID. @. Mar 6--u
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TINE NATIONAL HOTEL, in the city of Washington
i formerly kept by Coleman, and in the possesso
of the trustees of Blackwell, is offered for rent.
Persons DESTROYS of leasing the property requested to
apply person, letter addressed Tho Projectors
OF the National Hotel, Washington CITY,"
Early possession may be had April s-eoifn
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FOR NORFOLK.

FOR NORFOLK.
sgI--N THE STEAMER OSCEOLA leaves Wash
sssA~ ing'on Tor the above place every Thursday
O'Clock M returning will leave Norfolk every Friday
at o'clock p m, touching at Cone river going and re-
turning. Passage and fare SIS
For Baltimore.
The Osceoa leaves for the above place every Sunday
O'Clock a. M returning leaves Baltimore every Tuesday
at o'clock p m, stopping going and returning ut Cone
river Va, Leonardtown, Nd and ST Mary's river Md
and at the Intermediate landings the Potomac for sig
nails or to land 70
Mar S-dlweodu JAMES MITCHEiJ
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POTOMAC PAVILION,
IL p,neu po,nf MnrlInnd


NE above place will be open for the Of
vsters on the Isl of June This delightful watering
the Chesapeake Bay constant and regular breeze,
beautiful hade-rees and the great safety OF suhbathng,
Of the most pleasant and healthy be found 1t is
situated the beach, but few yards from the water, with
be found obging and competent attendants
The table will be supplied with all the Injuries OF the
season. both from the markets and the water
excellent band of music is engaged Tor the season.
and variety furnished Tor guests free of
'H"'S'' TERMS OF BOARD.
Per syeek 100
Per month ~ w
The proprieors are ready to make arrangements
with families for the season
ington every Thursday o'clock m and Sundays at
O'Clock for the Pavion returning leaves the Pavilion
Saturdays at for Washington, and Sundays al
p. m. for Baltimore
The steamer Columbia leaves Baltimore on Saturdays at
p. m arriving at the Point at a. M on Sundays; re-
turning leaves Washington every Wednesday for Balti-
a. M, arriving at the Point same evening at
Due notice will be given of the other boats when they
placed on the route. klRKWOOD KELLER,
May 2i-3tawtlJuly Proprietors
WANTED, daily, at the Baltimore, Philadelphia,
w New York, Boston. and New Orleans General Ager,
cy and Commission Office, Young Men in wholesale and
retail and other respectable business to act as book
keepers statesmen, porters keepers, walters farmers
coachmen, agents book and map agents, collectors,
in all branches OF business &c We have at all
times a large number OF good situations on hand which
pay from $500 to $1,000 per annnm Those in want OF sit,
have agents each of the above Cities which will enable
us place every applicant in suitable situation at the
shortest notice. We have large acquaintance in all the
above Cities which will enable give
entire sat siactoD all who may favor US with a call.
TAYLOR ~ TAYMAN. No. 80 Second street,
between South and Gay.
N. B. Persons living in any part of the United States,
and wishing obtain situation in Baltimore, either OF
the above cities will have their wants immediately attend
ed to by addressing MS line (pos'pad) as by so dong
they viii curta both trouble and expense which they 9TH
erwse would incur by coming to the city and seeking EN-.
ployment for themselves. Address,
TAYLOR 81 TAYMAN,
No. SO Second street,
May A-dtf Baltimore, Md
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sea- except within the limits of the respective colonial
governments within which the managing owners Of such
vessels respectively reside and all boats vessels
wholly owped and navgated by British Subjects no,
ceedng The burden Of thirty tons, and having whole
fixed deck and being employed solely fishing on
banks and shores of and of the paris ada
cent the banks and shores of the of
Mona Scotia, NsU Brns,oiek adjacent to the Gulf of
Saat LaWrence the north Of Cape Canso or of the
islands within the same in trading within the
said limits shall be admitted be British boats or vessels
although registered, long such boats
shall be solely so employed
XXI. had be it enacted, That this act shall come into
operation the first day OF January, thousand eight
hundred and fifty.
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A LOAN WANTEDI-$l, 900 is wanted on or before the
n 9Th of June for year, for much longer time
lender may wsh and real estate security located in
the centre of the city, insured for than six times the
amount in three different insurance companies and the
property yielding of more than 81 200 per year
larger amount or little less would be objection and
preferred will be paid quarterly hatyearly
yearly in advance.
Apply through the Washington city post ofce and an In
terview may be had ,, ~orr
Nav a-3tawiflmo*
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uOHN MI. McCALLA SecOnd Auditor OF
D Treasury oer his services in the prosecution of claims
on the government before Congress- the departments
in the settlement of military and agency BUSH
generally He will also practise law In the District
courts
Letters address him business should be postpaid
His Office the of 9th and Louisiana avenue,
opposite the Telegraph Office.
WASHINGTON CRY, April 26-eo6mif
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NEW Goods.-The subscribers have just received from
IN late arrivals in New York
It's pieces sonish Irish linens, which they warrant to
be pure, prices from 37a the finest quality
200 dozen linen cambria handkerchief from IL to rs
rs do sheer clear lawn do at 30 cts
30 do gents linen cambria do large size
Is do chidrens linen cambria do at ST cts
40 rich rband-trimmed lace capes
10 dozen real mts with and without fingers
IL very rich white Grape shawls
100 dozen Write opcn-w worked cotton hose
100 do do misses and children's do, every kind
100 style parasos and paras Diets
rs elegantly embroidered Observation-Disclosures
Together with many other and desirable articles, to
which The attention Of the ladies is respectfully invited
May 23-3wif p. Fl. HOOE ~ co.
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NOTICE..

Colts simproved Repeating PISTOLS"
IHXPECTINti to be absent in Europe for months,
Il all inquiries in relation said may be addressed
J. Knox Walker, Washington, who Is empowered my
attorney and general contract and receive orders
for the delivery OF said pistols. SAMUEL COLT.
May l6~-d8rn
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OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC BuILDINos,
May l5 iSi9.
WANTED, about 1900 fence posts, to be delivered
w in the city OF Washington on such wharf or other
place as may directed They must be OF the best red
CEDAR less than eight feet long, nor less in size than hive
inches in diameter small end Persons DESTROYS of
such posts any size larger will communicate
Office the number they furnish, the size, and
price, and the earliest period within which they can be de-
iivefed. Il. MCDD,
Commissioned of Public Buildings.
May l6-eo4w
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SeurinK, FcrmentinG, Acid {" CoMUound"
OF S. p. TOWNSEND!

and would f GENUINE
ORIGINAL s,RSAPARLA IMITATION Of his
forbid
hon
SOIL purchasers od p Townsville PREVENTING COM
w. understood
nnely dssmisr that unlike
n
medicine
which which
AGENTS DISEASE instead Of health!
.
hne health and bloom and sr
TOWNSEND SOUGHT FouND bring his
Grand Univrrsnl Comcenirnt~A Remedy,
hhn the the knowledge they and
know BY Joyful e1peience,is
Trnnsccndeul Power Heal!
and tot md
Principal Office l02 Nassau street NJ Y.
Price dollar per bottle, bottles for five dollars.
For sale in Washington by the following druggists Sam
uel Butt, of Pennsylvania and 18th street
opposite the Irving Hotel z. d IL w. H. Gilman Penn
sylvana avenue, near Browns Hotel; ]. F. Caan corner
OF and 7th streets, opposite the General Post Office Nj
Deany of Pennsylvania and ~ street; and
ket Ap I8-d&sw9m.
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SEA BATHING--OLD POINT HOTEL.

THIS beautiful establishment always open for the recep-
i ton visiters, is in fine order. The grounds
have been greatly improved and the bathhouses much
larged aording, besides the swimming BATH hot baths
and shower baths. There is fine shore for those who
prefer surf bathing
Charges same as heretofore
BY the day W. w
BY the week at the rate of 90 per day
BY the month Is &C l % per day
Children and servants hall price. -
May 2-3aw6w JAMES y FRENCH.
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DO GRANDE and Texas Land Company notice.
II The election for eleven directors of this compa
ny will be held Monday the illh day OF June next be-
tween the hours of IL and O'clock p at the Office
No. 60 Broadway, in the city of New York Dated May
IL, 1919 WIN. u. McCAhIf,
Nav 22-law3w* Secretary.
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+ ON0FELLOW's new novel, " Kavansgh" Will be
~ received this day, price 10 cents
Msyn FRANCK TAYLOR.
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(NILLEsPIE on Matchmaking, with App endix
VI on plank reads-l volume, and supple ment-iS49
Apn FRANCK TAYLOR
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1000 large Office waters for department SEALS 1000
paper-weights of brass, composition, or lead, per
weight
6oquarts black sand, in papers, per dozen papers
4pounds lndia-rubber, prepared, per pound
PRINTING.
5000 copies of Navy Register in BREWER type, about $50
pages, on folio post Svo., mostly rule and figure
and paper incuded-per copy for $50 pages, and
per page for the excess over $50 pages
40 copies of Navy Register same matter overrun into
quarto form
10 copies Navy Register, quarto form, intereaved,
faint lined, and half bound, with spring backs and
marginal induces
Circulars, paper included
rs rcams quarto post writing paper 2, 3, or pages,
per quire
so reams fooscap do do per qure
Blanks, Paper, faint and red lining included.
80 dem folio post oolscap, quarto post, per
quire
Book-,Dorh, erclusiue ofpoper, viS:
Composition. per 900 ems
Presswork, per token
10 volumes of daily per yearly volume
ly, per yearly volume
so volumes of books, l2mo., 8vo, 4to., folio, full
bound in CALI sheep, Russia, per volume
$50 volumes Of books, hall-bound in Russia per vol
Blank books for records &c., similar in form
those in use, which may be examined, to be
OF the best linen paper, per book
2W manuscript letters, to be halfbound, as per pat
tern, per volume
$50 guard books ooscap or ouarto post sze with in
dices and iettered backs, per book
Faint and red lining, iooscap and quarto-post, per
ream. May 30-Iaw4w
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viEor nd useful 10th eves, famI fcnd
Nassa street, N, Y, o,
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@ Orders for ticket. and shares and certificates of pack
ages in the above splendid lotteries, will receive the
PROMPT attention. and official account Of each drawing
sent Immediately after it is all who order from
Address }. " G. MAURY,
| May "a Agents. Alexandria, Virginia
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SorTH SEA WHALE FisnERy.-A number ot inau-
entail persons, captains and others connected with this
important branch Of commerce, assembled at Messrs
Greene's Dock.yard, Bow-crcek, Blackwell, on the
afternoon Of Thursday week, to witness the advan-
tages and power Of harPoon gun, the invention oil
MIR. Greener, the wel-known gun maker, the Messrs.
Greene having fitted their fine South Sea vessel, the
Narwhal, with harpoons and harpoon guns. Amongst
the officers and others present were Major Brown,
Captain Male, Captain Baker, Captain Jarman, Mr.
Richard Greene, and Mr.. Greencr. TO show the
simplicity and power oil the invention Mr.. Gfcener
went into the whalebeat, and with very small charge
only four drachms of powder projected the harpoon
with line attached, distance OF % fathoms in
straight and unerring direction. which stated by
parties who had nengaged in the whale fishing to
be more than double the distance ever required The
gun was then handed TO Mr.. Macbeth, the chief Of
6cer Of the Narwhal, and he discharged the harpoon
in most admirnbc manner, striking bag OF cork at
~ athoms distance, which called forth the cheers OF
all present, who afterwards unanimously expressed
their appreciation Of the invention. Captain Jarman,
OF the Favote stated to the company assembled thai
he had used il with the greatest success during his
late voyage and remarked that although he had but
one gun and three harpoons, he shot IA sperm and
numbers oil black whales, several occasions killing
the monsters Of the deep on the spot The invention
willdo much TO encourage revival Of this important
branch Of commerce. as the men will be less liable to
danger when using II than when they had to approach
within short distance Of the whales TO enable the
harpoonnan to discharge the harpoon ont Of his hand
when standing in the bow oil the vessel. f
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panies, and carry a chain Of posts for trade,
discovery, and colonization headquarters,
scross the continent, is continually INTRO
duced; and no small blame IS attached to
Astor and the officer in charge Of Fort As
toria. Astor might not allow sufficient dis
erection to his lieutenants, and might give
too much power to his sea-captains the
Northwest Company might be unscrupu-
lous in their rivalry, and too sharp for their
old friends in the new employ and IN de-
spite Of his efforts, Astor seems not to have
secured men of sufficient resources and COM
prehension for the foundation Of new trade
they could manage routine business, but
they could not adapt themselves to new
state Of things, still less forssee emergencies
and guard against them. The true cause
Of failure, however, was the British navy.
Had the undertaking succeeded in COM
mercial point Of view, it would have come
to the same untimely end when the Racoon
crossed the bar Of the Oregon.--Specfaior
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LEA AND PERnIss' WoRcEaTrRsnInH SAUCE
London Depot g. We're. street, Oxford street. We
have long been familiar with the exquisite relish
communicated by Lea and Perrins Worcestershire
Sauce TO fish, flesh, and fowl and have experienced
Its effect In promoting Digestion but ts In salad
we were led to adopt from seeing the recommenda.
ton In their advertisement and were most aereeaby
surprised 10 find the zest communicated BY the ad.
dion OF dessert spoonful Of the sauce 10 bowl of
dressed salad and that Its aromatic properties effect.
uslly counteracted any unpleasant effect In the
stomach. We consider this the ne plus 1lfra Of
sauces. and equally necessary at the breakfast din.
ner and supper table, for the use Of those who either
require zest TO enable them TO relish their food, or
british Army Despatch.
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y
THE HoLy LAND RESTORED, by the
Rev. A. G. II. Hollingsworth, consists Of
twelve dissertations on the Prophecies, es-
pecially as referring to the Millennium
The author Is not so precise as some writers
that have lately appeared, who fix the exact
chronology; but he considers that the time
is at hand for the restoration and conversion
Of Israel, and that Great Britain can and
ought to forward it. Besides converting the
Jews and establishing the reign Of the saints
on earth, we should also put in practice what
Milton calls "politic FETCH" killing two
birds with one stone. at is the true inter
est Of our country says Mr.. Hollingsworth,
ssto advocate the restoration Of the Jews,
because we thus secure friendly power in
the heart Of modern civilization and the
overland route 10 the great empire Of India
and all the populations Of the Fast is obtain
ed, and shortened by many days Of fatigue
andperil. Palestine is our halfway resting
place in the transmission Of our religious
thoughts, our imperial intentions, and our
missionary efforts, whilst we sit at home and
plan the evangehzation Of India and the far
thest Fast. We want such place now.
We shall need it more every year. We
cannot possess the coasts Of Syria ourselves.
The Jew alone has that right Let Us
cali on him to awaken TO sense Of hia true
interests, and sarise, for, perhaps, his time
has come to sshine.'n Isaiah TX. ~ That
the Jews will 60 to- land flowing with
milk and honey, Mr.. Hollingsworth is pref
ty certain; and from conversations he has
had with some Of them, he thinks they will
be inclined to purchase it, on lair terms, from
the Turks, the great powers intimating .
strong wish that the latter should SELL Spec
fdf0r.
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MiitIsAl WEARS or RpssIA. The metallic pro-
duce Of the Russian empire In l04e was, according
TO official documents. a. follows wiz, 1926 poods
Of gold, Ia pood Of platinum 1872 poods OF silver
26466g poods 81 copper, and 8.6l9673 poods 81
wrought Iron: Thu .pood Il e9ulvslept 20 : llsls
more Than 80 lbs nvoifdupols. The Ao!d from Rus
ia therefore reprssenls valus Of x34& ez Tor ~
l206y0f) making due eIlowsncssgfulJh me English sl-
10y The silver a sc The ounce Representa- vslus
Of ETee 000 NNHf
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Class No. 20.
s9 cords best quality seasoned pine wood.

h uS9
s q cords bsst quality seasoned pine wood
Ills 10 be provided Ia he cnnirasi. and 10 he distinctly
undsrstood That the Government reserves the right III
10 Ire amount !" % per- e 81 he wants Of lie service
may require; and whether the quantities required be
2, sss snn ~ oss spse.s dc prices ss remain The
ell good order, and subject to such inspection the
sa q e. ~ s and he Ina a
;ttr DESCRIPTION q materials and samples apply TO The
The deliveries d ali ihs building materials may be cam,
mfnced within sixty days ufer the date the contract and
be continued from time 70 time az II the opinion Of the
Commandments Of tile yard, the wants of the
require, and must all be completed within six months alter
onis date s 70 VII b made % unit. July
Inred during The ftcal year these the twenty rrr
cent retained may at me option q Die bureau be Pa
When deliveries have been sasiacory fhA balance t,
per cen viii be paid BY ihs Navy Agent within thirty day.
aier the presentation Of bills in rlpcate duly youched
and approved
rigid adherence 10 The contract will be enforced; bid.
dsrs, therefore are especially cautioned 10 offer Under
al impression that nm extension oiime viii be granted or
permitted.
tract viii be required and 90 per cent additional
ry deducted from each payment until the contract shall
The ronIurtas reiies and make affidavit that they, lnihe
asseg to- are worth over and above their debts and ab
lilies, the fill amount Of The contract.
Each offer must be signed by the person persona max
ing y! and his or their residence as well The arantors,
naming the Town and State, must be distinctly stated.
Persons whose Offers shall be accepted viii be noedhy
Litter through the Post Office. which notice shall be conei
dered sufficient and they do enter into contract and
bond for The supplies specified, within Gaeen days from
The date OF notice OF the acceptance OF their bid contract
VIII be made With come other person persons and the
garantors TO said deialiing bidder will he held RESPONSE
Bile for excess Of prices, any, over the accepted Offer
10 expressly 10 be nnderEood, that offer will be
sdere that does not conform fully TO The requirements Of
this advertisement WI
Terms Of Offer.
To the Navy Agent at 49, Of ---- in the Stale
Of hereby offer 10 furnish under your advertisement
dated - and subject TO all the requirements OF the
same, all the articles nbraced in tho object for 49,. In
Class No. -, viz :--tor
Here insert The articles and prices carried o) amount
Ing TO with the aggregate in words)
The undersigned ------ Of $500 and -- Of --- In
the State OF g,iaraitorf, hereby undertake that
the above named viii II his offer be accepted enter
INTO contract before required With the United States
within tsen days after the date nf notice through the Post
office q ths acceptance Of his bid as before mentioned
Signatures
certify that the above named ---- and are
known 10 me to be good and responsible In tie
case -------. WM D. SCOTT,
apol-iaw4w Nary AGENT.
E (Intelilgencer and Unlon)
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NAVY AGxsr's Orrrcs,
Wa shingf0n, Apru l9fh, i649.

GEALED PAOPOSALs In duplicate. for eaeh
~ czss separately endorsed Proposals. Tor supplies for
Ns<y Yards Wilt b received this Office until II o'clock
NJ the 22nd day Of May for furnishing and deliver
ING a the Navy Yard AZ Washington, D. o. at such place
or places may be directed by the Commandment free Of
expense 10 the Government the materials and articles here
matter specified, viz
Class No. l.
Delivery be commenced ON or before the si July and
40 required Afterwards aud completed by September let
10000 Hard red Brick
5000 best quality Fire Brick.