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AGENCY FOR CLAIMS AT WASHINGTON, ID. q.
CHARLES DIE sELDINa,
Co~misio~r. Notary Psbhc, AID Gsn0ai agent,
No. n Tedd's Buildings, Pennsyivsnia avenue,
WAE4INGT0N O.

Cos,~issic~sr. Notary Psbiic, AVID Gsnoai Agent,
No. n Todd's Busidisgs, Psunsylveaia avenue,
WARRINGTON, ID. c.,
CONTINUES give Ids prompt attention to fs prosecution Of
before any So q appointed 20 sS,u.
before foreign gcvsrnuen. procuring pensions Reyoutonary,
~, q s0Ssy laid scrip under M "a. rss.
being mustered and received United
and all
wars with Mexco Great Britain He all
occs He also procuring OF prize due
for captures made In Gulf The Mexico coast
governors every
Union Commissioner Deeds probate
deeds deposnon and other Instruments Of writing under SEAL &c.
10 be used OF recorded In the respective States.
Charges win be Moderate and regulated BY The amount claimed
and the extent OF services required
He the honor refer Navy and Executive Depart
and their Ercelences Governors
DE Usi and 70 Senators and Members Of the previous and the
present Congress generally. Aug 8
Preparatory Dsp.rsnsent OF ths Columbian college,
oorspR or i4rH AND srRrsrs
THIS school re-opened the h Monday September
Charge. per Qua,ter.
Reading WHITING. Arithmetic and Urinary Geography Is
Arithmetic, Geography, English Grammar, history Of the On
ssd states Composition .,i "
Nat philosophy, Keeping, 10 90
my of hs above studies with the Latin and Greek II 50
90 Bills payable IN advance.
RLesAsps, a. NJ, gentleman who has proved himself
md seiee, School continue a. Principal q the seminary II
WI so % under The supervision q the Fscul Of the
oorse. ffPM AUG al--2awdp3w
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New Music

s New D1usfc.
RECEIVED
OF 18th Pennslvana the following and bran
ua music, which will be sold reduced peefouI
page. VIM FISCHER
The Fashion Polka, by II. d. Hewitt.
r. Townsends Grand Military Polka performed by Foeser
band
The Nova Scotia waltzes by winterbottom.
sS Easy Rondos designed studies for begnne by D.
G.
the celebrated Minka, variations by
X. Cbuatal
Rosa Lee, with yanauonsi by Chas. Grobc.
Mary Blame, do do
IuciIa Polka; by do
The Aurora Waltz, for guitar, solo.
Badra, hntasiei composed by Henri Rosselen
Morning beams IN think Of song; by
Geo r. Benkert.
When thy Smile composed by Belak
Mcuy Gpy Gih again. arranged for the guar composed by
Glover.
The Lake, for the GUITAR composed by NJ. Deems.
Oct IA
IBANDs, lsces, gimps, buttons, Just
IL ccived choice lot Of fall goods, selected with which
the Of the ladies specially ribands
--r' Paris embroidered and
Brocade and super
Fine and
Fancy T..
Coiored embroidered velvets
Narrow trimmings
In rimps and buttons,
Colored French cable gimp
Jenny Lind braid
yacquered, imperial, and zephyr braid
Barrel, net daisy, and roche buttons
large Of face flowers, and
caps, handkerchefs and general variety Of fancy articles
Also large assortment Of lace goods Of various qualities and
Oct l0-eo3t Successors to j. T. h z. King.
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
Faculty OF Physic.--session OF Is49-'50.
THE Lectures will Monday, October
unue until the 10Th Of March ensuing
Chemistry and PhamaeyWILIAn T. A. AXES, II. d. LII ID.
Surgery-NATHAS H. SMITH.
Therapeutics, Medca CHEW ID.
Anatomy md Physioiogy-yosEPH RoBY, NJ ID.
Theory Practice OF Medicne-wLLIAn POWELL, NJ.
Midwifery Chldren-RIcH II.
THOMAS, NJ. d.
Pathology Anatomy
MiLrEsBEReER.
Medicine Surgery every
nhnary, opposite Medical The
practical anatomy will be opened under the charge
for the Comfortable
obtained vicinity Medical College
80 so per week. WILLIAM T. A. AIKEN,
Aug l5-2awtNovl Dean ofihe Faculty.
Superior Old Brandy.
Of vintage Of 1879 purchased expressly puf
poses Families wishing Of this would do
and examine befure purchasing elsewhere.
CHAMPAGNEs
Schneider Cock and Crown
Ieidsieck Ducai Grape
Juno Venus
Anchor Fountain
Always hand, together with choice Wines, Liquors.
Segars, Tobacco, sc. JOSEPH WRIGHT,
Aug l-eodlm Penn. avenue, 18th street.
CARD.
TIE undersigned late Of the Pension FOR
years employed
the said Office, revolutionary
perenced In all details thereof
the prosecution OF claims the lie
paTtments at Washington
condded be promptly attended to and
faithfully executed. All letters must be postpaid.
THOMAS LUMPKIN,
-, Agency Once.
W.smseTos CRY, d. c., August Q, 1919.
Aug l2-lmeod
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IN pursuance ols 81 ZACHARY TAYLOR, Prssidss. q the
nd snes on America hereby declare and make kno"n
iha abe sales held aforementioned land omee IN
shs State MICHIGAN the periods hereinafter dessnaed
wit. - nx..a.. a..
Al once GESEsEE, eem@:seia. on Mondsy s
aay January 81 the pubic
within following and parts OF secuons 70 W.T.
Norh Of The base isns and east Of NE principal srdiaa
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HISTORICAL Collections Of Virginia, containing
Ill facts, traditions, biographical
ke,chcs anecdotes, &C., relating Us history and anqui To-
geographical statistical descriptions which
Descriptive Sketch OF the District OF Co
Iunbia, with 100 engnvn by Henry Howe;
volume Virginia. from il discovery and settlement By
Europeans present time by Robert Hosc Volumes
sale by l,HgJEA fhANCk IAiLOh.
Aug
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The Complete Horse containing me Hsb Diseases
and Management OF Horse the Stable and Road
with ~, advice TO purchasers. Price rs cents ~.-
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cennI:.Isser q DC csner.l Land oaee.
NOTICE no PRE.ENrrIoN CLATMANTs

Every person entitled 70 the night Of presumption o. th
lands within townships and townships above enumerated
required establish nc same ne sasAeon o. me register
ssf this before appointed
II public Of the lands embracing
eiaimei, such claim viii be forfeited.
100 II III f.sas t4iaQHt J. BUTTERFIELD,
ea Isl Commissioner Of The General Land Once.
Sep. a--Iswi3w
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TT
Guide through the Northern, Middle and
ates Canada New Brunswick and Nova Scotia str
ted with - maps steel, and . engravngs.
illustrated Handbook for Travellers through the Unfed
States embshed with l25 engavngs and accompanied BY large
and & ts W. 100 d ~ u
New Guide for Travellers through the United States with
n large and accurate map. -
cents, with map fRANCk TAfLok.
Aug. f. 2
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NO. David Cappcrfeld, by Charles Dickens, (Bos.)
~ domestic Practice q ydopay with IS engraved Illustrations
This day received for sale TAYLOR MAURys
July " bookstore, neat etf street.
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nUTTARs.-wILLIAM FISCHER has hand great variety
plain ornamental guitars with square and
heads, without from five my donas
Also, hand panos from the celebrated mani
ctue vons flutes from eight keys claronets, feeos
s accodeons, and futnas with the most improved INSTRUCTORS
book for each instrument
I.lvO
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vIHATMAN's Drawing Psper.--w FISCHER, impone'
and dealer superior stationery parchment Rodgers cutie
&C. has just received direct nom the manufAcurer large
supply expressly
der following Of which constantly
or stationers' Hall. IL.
Cap 10 by 26 inches Deny IS BY 20 inches medium,
10 by ~ inces supcrroya 10 BY "a inches
Imperial y BY inches elephant BY Inches Columbia
BY IS double elephant "a BY 40 inches anuquaian
inches. 40 = ~ ~, July ~
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fUsT Tricopherous, Guer-
lains and the American Lura Curling Fluid
Cologne fine French Soaps and choice assortment Of Buffalo Tuck
Combs MI sizes. n.
Powder restoring beaut
ing preserving complexion and rendering
| white, smooth and son PARKERS,
Aug IA (Giobe) few doors below National Hotel.
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NEW BOOKS just received at Taylor u Maury
" Bookstore, eth
Volume IIildreh's United States.
Southeys Commonplace Book, No Q.
History OF The American Bible Society, vol. 6vo.
Lyelih Second Visit the United States.
Cheap edition (37 cent) Of Lady Alice" the New Una.
The Maiden Aunt-a story OF 3. NJ.
Aug5
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NEW BOOKS Al TAYLOR q pIAURY's, near SinfA

IN street 8 a ", ~ ,...,,s
Rowland Castel, by Lever, I'd part
HiIdreth's New History Of the United States, vol.
s6uthey's Common place Book, Hafpers edition, No.
Edmond Dantes, Sequel 20 Count Of Monte Christie
European Life and Manners by Henry Colman y
Mrs. Greys novel; Magdclcn and Mascie, or the Rect
Guest. q. IaHat
Julyl
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MORNING Is saIDsuMslER.
kS CLARA MoKIroa


 Lo. from yonder rising upland Springs the dewy footed Hlern; Sweeping with her wsvnk garments Through the fields of svAvtuy ccfa. Threugh the vale she qdckiy glisseth Breathing on the pillow, gfain, And like amber wavelet flowing See it sparkle OCT the Phin. Now she bends beside tIs fountain, in the deep and dark ravue, Bsthes her lips aud sunTy forehead, Wreathes her hair with VI gFeea. In the grand old woods he waaders, Through the giassy, Vine-agched bowers, Weaving in an cd 'rous ,hAPlet T'imid buds, and trembling feweFa. To the lightly dancing lroohlei Whisp'reth she sweet words of gise, As adown the rocks it lsapeth Laughing o CT the loving lea. In her eyes you see no traces Of the depths of aatai gieeAa, Which her parent. Night, eHssiseaded, As she weeping left his tomb. Light of heart, she onward hastens, Hummipg OCT the waters tune, While upoB Inc hill tops, sleeping, Waits her younger sister, Nosu. Morn awakes her with her kisses, A nd lhe beauty lifts her eyes On the nossy vales and upiands, Where the dew enamel.ed lies. Ringing hack her golden tresses Waving in voluptuous light Up the graceful Noon arises, Glorious in her sisters sight. Then the maiden Morn aersr.e.A. And sweet Noon welks forth aIoae, LaDguishing beside the fountains, For her lovely sister flown Every hour she grows still saddsr, Every bour she mourns In vain, Till at length the star-crowned Evening Hastens OCT the lonely plain. Struck with wonder at the beauty Even of her fAding charms, Evening bows Satyanced tefors her, And she sleeps within his arms
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IPrnfIc-No. 5n1

AK Acr to authorize the citizens of Ozark county,
 Missouri, 10 enter less than quarter section ot
 land for the seat Of justice in said county.
 Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- sentaliges of Inc United States of America in Com sreS assembled, That the county of Ozark. in the State of Missouri, may enter by pre-emption less than quarter section of land 10 be taken by legal subdivision; said entry, except quantity, shall be made according to the provisions of the act of Congress approved May Both, lsai, entitled |" An act granting 10 the counties or parishes of each State and territory of the United states in wfseh ne public lands situated the right of pre-emp- ton To quarter seetioGs of land for seats of justice within the same.' APPROVED March 3, ISI9.
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AVS OF THE UNITED STATES,
tPcBIe- No. 4sI AS Acr to grant tla right of way 10 the Mobile and
ssrr .r rnr 2p sEsslnN. xHxrH cnNGnrss.
[sr AUTHORITY

ifEBLIC-No. 46.
 Az AcT to grant tloright Of way 10 the Mobile and
 Ohio Railroad Company.
 Be it enacted by the Senate ana Mouse of Repre-. Sentalves of the United States of America in Con- v,sss assembled, That the right of way is hereby Granted to the Mobile and Ohio railroad com psav, for the railroad contemplated by said com aauy to be constructed from Mobile to it's northern terminus on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers at or near the mouth of the Ohio; sHd inc said company tx hereby authorized 10 locate sad road through aoy of the public lands of the United States which may lie on ts roEte which may be selected for the location of said road; and the said company Is hereby authorized to survey and mark through the said Oaolic lands the track of said road, one hundred feet ia wi4th-aAd, furthermore. an additional auaulity of twenty i've feet In width on each side of saa road, along tie same, which land shall be reserved from sale, and the title whereof shall be vested in the State wherein such land shali lle for the uss of said railroad esmpsny forever, and fOs 10 other whatever.
 Sec. ?. And be it further enacted, That the said Mobile and Ohio railroad company shall have the privilege. and the same is hereby granted to them to cut and all such timber, and to all earth stcue and gravel mineral, and other materials on the public lands of the United States, which may be necessary for the construction or repair of said road and to build bridges or construct buildings, truss work, or other erectons, such as the same may require. and use such water as may be wanted and such shall be necessary for the completion and used of said road Prorided, That the said railroad company, when the said railroad shall be completed. shall carry the mails of the United States on such terms the Poswnaster Gen. srsl shall be able to contract for similar services with other railroad compAnfes
 APPROVED, March ,, lSI9.
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[PuLLrc-No. 491

Ay Acr concerning the selection jurors in certain
 courts of the United States.
 Be IL enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- sentstives of the United States Of America in Con gross assembled, That the act of Congress approved March f9, 1892, (chapter seven,) be suspended in it's operation until further legislation in the premises and that, in the meantime, jurors may be selected for the courts of the United Stayes in Pennsy Ivana ,under the direction of the proper district judge) sgreeaby to the practice and usage which prevailed before the enactment of the act apfrovedJuIy 2oth lsIo. (chapter forty seven.)
 APPROVED March }, lS49.
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fPupLlc-Na.5 5I.l

AN Acr 10 authorize the judge of the courts of the
 United Statee, of the Fifth Circuit, 10 hold the
 circuit court for the district of Kentucky.
 Be il enacted by the Senate aud House or Repre- senatiyes Of the United States of America in Con gress assembled, hat hereafter il shaf he lawful for inc judge of the fifth circuit of the courts of the United States 10 hold the circu, court for the district of Kentucky, in the absence of the judge of the eighth circuit. APPROVED, March 5, Isi9.
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OriAegrspdy-" The difficulty cf acquiring our language, which foreigner must experience is ii- lusrsted by the following Did you ever see per- son pare apple Pssr with pair Q! seisscgs v
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TERMS FOg ADVERTISING

Adverti@csBeatx wih ke iaseFtsd ua tho asaa raaes of te ethss papers iu skia eity-tsst ir vi square fer tho 6ra iascrtian. Aad Ray ceaaa sspaFs feg zach additieaai Rahiieasoa. Athexal dlsseAst wsii hc snsde to tlssss H hs sdpertlse hy the yaaF..
 lJ PessaAseTs aatssrinadss ss aet As aar aReaes. and wi6 re'siH 70 per ennt of at raeney teeesved and isaassaatca ,o a- fss papers aai apertsaeasats
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Ssd4efioa and fataaiisids iH CtaciRaafi.--For some days, says the Clncinnaii Commercial, there has been rumoT that old resident of hts city, phy slean, sometime since seddced young amp interesting gifi, lately from the country, and 10 hide the affair, ths physician administered 10 the girl such medicines as destroyed the oHsF'iag Some time atter-this occurrence, the rDo'hef was confined, and tbe scene that there ecearfed foTbds any remarks in priht. As soon as the girl, who is at the Planters Hotel, corner ot Naaut and Court, was able, proposition cane 10 her from he physi- elan, Il IS said, 10 compromise and hush the matter mp. He was willing 10 pay S3,eoo, II is said, bat the gIr hat. in the ueanlime got counsel, who put inc sum at 5000 Her counsel said to be Judge Reed and Chalies Andeison. This large sum being refused suit was commenced before Justice Shelf baker, aad the examination was 10 have oil on Saturday iss' bal, o"ing to The iuspos'tloH of the girl, it was postponrd.
 Il is sad by some thst the offspring was kilsSb most violent and extraordinary taeans, and that Ii vas, on the subseqaent occasion mentioned above, hroaea frfo iAe f,s asd barns Surely this IS an extraordinary case. Rufoor has made Il SO helnoas that i, staggers belief. What makes il still more awful. is. the man charged has been professor oi IeligioG.
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nNAn MhmuK..

Oi s kinds such aa Stsmnheas l.sa AslIa d asne, Posters Hpndhttia, SheFsss'. Jastieee aas Censte- hlcs' Blanks; Fanasul and Cotilea TiekeIA Csstls Rock and Pamphlet Printing, sseeased with n<at- ness asd alspstnh, al Saedesate prices for cash
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ilae several ruates which have bceu proposed have appealed ,o tle pahlts-we do the same wIih eesirs confidence sld illiagness te aeide by their deesie. We iavite the frieads sf this gress weN~are. sad cf eseh q tho different schenes ef this Improvement to meet and eeWReH with ae ss the sppsoachiaR convention; assuring them 10 sehalfof oar felAsa- eitsze4ss, ei siacers aud cordial welcome.
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 IoHN T TkszEvAsR, A. R " aapaAss.-
 Dawn LoesES,. Ronearsos ToFP.
 MARcas E. MiScBKsTka. HsSRs YAN Pus.
 keHsar ( BaiNKLFv, swrA WnEaTGRx,
 IoRS PorE, RopgaF YAScgy.
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IT Gen. Duncan inspected the troops at Fors Smith on the 23d ait
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ainty in their operations by any other preparation
pounded 1Or similar purposes, now before the public.
These Speeches are combinations of approved medicines,
mlngnng the excellent qualities of each medicine into
aDave WHOLE so as to produce most efficient compounds.
which have never yet been known fail Its impossible to
produce certificates OF the power of medicine of peculiar
nature or otherwise host of facts might be advanced to
show the broad and deep foundation upon which the char
acer OF these Specifics rests for support Long standing
cases OF GonorrhGa Gleet Structures Pains the
affections OF the Kidneys, Grarei, Burning an the
arr Passages ETC. ETC. have yielded to the command
nvncbe antIdotes and instances of SYPHILIS of the
nveteate description have fled before their astonishing
sanative influence.
The preparation without doubt, the efectual
edy ever and has cured obstinate diseases
alter every other medicine had failed In its improved form
1t Is nearly taseless and effects permanent cure an the
space OF fpe sJ days without restriction to diet
posure or business. Besides this important advantage
never leaves the part subject to ahat troublesome weakness
that occurs so often after the of other medicines generally
prescribed, and if taken in the first stage of the dease
VIII arrest the discharge, and all unpleasant feelings
In lew days In long pToacted chronic of the
diseases obstinate elects, Female Complaints such as
Whites etc is without doubt the efecual remedy
ever discovered.
We do not offer these Specifics PANAcEA OF cure
every thing but for the above named author
lied by D LeRoy. and Peletier of Paris he invenors)
to guaranty cure, under a forfeit of $500.
We would here remark that these Mixtures have been be-
fore the public of NewOeans for the last mine Years and
they have universally proved efficacious.
IF CAUITON-Bssoare of base Coanterteiter aho
SETS spurious and injurious article. RecoHect the only
.7gent an United States is A. DONNAUD, No 10 CARON.
DELFT STREET, betDeeR Canal and Common.
81 Treatise on Structures can be had gratis
KR All private consultations free of charge nN
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CARRIAGE MANUFACToRY,

Patronage that has been extended Tn M m v.r ,;
ally the astseyen years, while in Com 80 =
n mon street has induced us the last summer @.
70 erect large building expressly for mann.
aetufns and repairing CARRIAGES HI2~.H8
nave now one of the largest Shops IN the SoufheTn
sna the best OF materials to build any style Of Casee to
ana them two if used IN he eountv
and can restore them almost their bea
& aH1aDly although apparently worn out and useless.
also kesp on hand A. ssso,pen IF Nrw ni ssconD
taken in trade for New ones We invite ths stfst; S
nj nGs :, r amt Nsw Canss their old repaired
ELVES at the corner Of GRdYfER and 81 y y,
Ssss next door e Tie Ooe Of the Commercial Was,
% AdkW MATTHEW'S & n6G1dAN.