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I5REsH SUPPLY OF sEAsosABLE FURkTrURI

IsREsH SUPPLY OF sEcAsONABLE FURNITURE
DRY GOODS--CLAGETT 4 DODSON, corner Of fennsyi-
would respectfully inform the citizens
Georgetown, Alexandria, and their neigboroods
that received the following addition TO their already
we'll assorted stock of goods In the above lines s A
pieces imperial ply Competing, all In patterns and
colors, great nencss and thickness OF body cheap
bought auction greatly reduced pees
will be sold accordingly
pieces Spanish mattngs coors excellent and most
appropriate churches lodges hotels, and other public
buildings pretty durable, and very cheap
door match the above.
quality and well seasoned floor ooh, entirely
paterns them extremely rich and beautiful for
has intended 70 be covered with ~ cut out h
10 order in piece. .lI
pieces 9 54 LEIPZIG table olcio extremely rich and
beautiful. $3.50
bales superb Edinburgh blankets,
for beds These goods
think be equaled any other house here. 988 SEX ta
l24 beautiful AIendae c0verIets. 4i8 & Is#
/ do ia, do l04 and 81, very low prices. n,
Also, beautifully knotcd into curious figures
rich Dresden quilts in oriental hgurcs colos pink, hue
and white, all sizes. .I443ss
4 pieces extremely rich satin anc window cutuns.
ae for window curtains with the loops dapery
nps and muslin embroidered
rich, CORRESPONDENCE, and will be furnished ind
rs other house in the country, s5ssl .a II
opportunity OF informing customers that
enterprise started with the determination keep and
goods that viii not advantageous 70 The pfchss and
fact our facilities for obtuinng goods
thing impossible We respectfully inform The public
find general Of
goods which win with pleasure exhibit
and think not hard Of do mot sell
Dec l-MTh3w CHAGETT DoDs0N.
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NOME 90 cheap store-sireat bargains iA new
invite attention
additional supply dress goods,
day, Among them they would mention
10 pieces nch satin De ehenes
80 do small figured ehAngsabe silks sA
10 plain changeable gace do
do pink and white #tEHk
do plain white satln .ggI -. an II. $3.50 ~.
10 do colored bonnet sarns and corded silks ~
do dorences in all shades 4
do 3 and a. rich black visie siIk
do ~ black 1urk satin fuN afa8, s.c b.
an in want therefore invited % ca examine
in MERINos we have Just opened pieces; among can
blue, and light green,
CRIMSON scarlet and pink These goods hne
and win be sold much under the usual prices. .,5s ~
Single and double width cahmere In every desirable and fashion,
able shade
Also, some extra handsome embroidered do .t
Embroidered hanneis, for dresses sH3tt
pieces plain clangeable and satin stripe alpacas
100 do style fancy prints ta8hst7f9s t9
Also, so pieces small plaid gnghann s 1n $50 s...1.
Together with great variety and certainly me cheapest we nave
ever had OF plain fancy cooed velyeis black do
Velvet nbands Trimmings OF the newest style 49, VIZ
L Silk and riband neck Ties, belts s..
HoseTes Of all and every description
Ladies' vests Of both long and short sleeves
Gloves mostly every number aud kind ayt t3 '
Lnencanbrc handkerchief, nom The finest 10 the most common
kind. 80 49, v. a r .fss VIZ .al . \. n
IN MOURNING GOODS, have complete assortment,
embracing mostly any nieie that be called for.
Of SHAWLS, opened this day, win beat anything
I'm elegance OF style and cheaPncss hnve ever beoe
offered at rttftgts e&ny ae @NtNietst AZ tfUB
The public are respectfully goods
fore buying, great bargains may be expected
Between 9Th and 9th streets, Pennsyivana avenue
Dec 5-3tawswif Al a1j
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M For Baltimore. .. s#sa St 1866.
4 ysan-7a THE OsCE0LA will, on Sunday, the -
Hn&{knp of September making trip week 10
the above place, leaving Washington every Sunday
O'Clock Returning leave Baltimore Tuesday
O'Clock She will regularly, going and retunng at
eonardown, Md 81 Marys Md and Cone Va
usual landings the Potomac, land
rtar FOR NORFOLK
The Osccoa viii Norfolk every Thursday
O'Clock Returning, leave Norfolk Friday o'clock
q. m. Passage and fare S. l.ss gts5
touches going returning, river the usual
landings JAMES MITCHELL,
sep2 @ Captain
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College 81 81. J.mes, wa.hlngton county Marylana.

College Of St James, Washington county, Maryland.
TINE Eighth Session will Monday October which day
e netssI atsndane o. all The students is requested The
duties OF the Glasses promptly recommended, and
poant that all their members should take their
the opening of the session The academca extends from the
i q octOber 70 he s Of August there being bu, vacation
August September In the College, all
full CORP have for several years been pursuing the
tire collegiate studies
colleges Of the North AT the
aing class received their academiea degrees. f
In the Grammar School, which adjoins College,
the
under supervision Of Professors College,
enter the institution early pursue their
study under the direction
mercantile department embraces those partial members Of
collegiate preparing
or other professional @ Such students admitted
10 ~ e privileges and advantages OF their classes
tung IN place Of some Of the udes
cessary TO preparation for business.
French irregular study, without charge all
In addition the French, the mercantile students win be
without charge, German other modern language
The location OF the College perfectly healu
towns villages % the temptations dangerous
st;uton. l
The change covering all the acadcmcal domestic expenses
So Per session Of Ten months The rules OF the College carefully
re-irict any other expenses OF the student
ne are under tho immediate supervision q The
underned whom application be made for OF
Rese or for further infsrmaon well for The admission
ofpupils. JOHN ID. KERFOOT Rector,
Ang3-aaw2m College OF 81 James, r. D., Maryland.
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AGENCY OF CLAIMS.
n. X. MEADE,
THOs. II. DANIEL,
Commissioners, &c.

with having ceased for
M devote myself that businetc prosecution u
the depan nts which long service and expert
n given perhaps peculiar advantages.
As agent and attorney, offer services especially 10 the great
postmasters, whether
members Of Congress- and 10 the numbers In
Of the United Suites who have heretofore transacted business
person the
Posi- Once bePasmen in 1875 previously whilst employed in the
Treasury War Departments TO Official other fends
whom they kindly make known business or In
duce employ and indeed 10 a- seems only necessary M
that business commit my
hands shall receive prompt faih
characterized, trust, my whole official conduct +.
PETER q WASHINGTON,
Nov. eO-eodlm. Late Auditor r. o. Department
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CAUTION ExThA.
MAN by the name Of RuE cIAPf hs. engaged with young
man q me name q % u and uses his name 70 Pu
n aevins osins s,e TINS rowssend n no aeo
never wss bat was oimsIy worker railroads. canals and
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81 G % NJ @ uus so q se s
JACOB ToMNsENp,s sAasAPAaILA having On il me old
the coat Of arms. ' 800 's''-'
sn.s JACOB TOWNSEND,
Old Doctor seventy years age
long been known the author and deoyerer Of The GEN
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preparation they are moi preserved ~ scenSe
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heat the essential medical properties Of the root which
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capable s s
and ected then particle II medical virtue
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= 1,,,,c ~ NORTHUMBERLAND .ll...scs
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Impurity or the blood.
possesses marvellous efficacy IN all complaints arising from in
dgeson from acid Of The sonac from unequal ercuiaton de-
ennaon u blood 70 me head papnton OF the heart cold eet
and cold hands cold cs aud ho flashes over e body has
mad - equal n and colds and promotes easy
and genue perspano relaxing structure Of the lungs throat and
every other part But IN nothing ~ excellence more maniesty
seen and acknowledged han IN all kinds and stages OF
Female complaints.
works wonders of Amor aI5u, whites; ins Of the
wom obsueed urressed or painful menses eguaty of Tie
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tie kidney disease 7E7 4 \
BY removing distractions and regulating the General system Ii,
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WILLIAM n. MNNIX, late of the General Land Once will
government,
Congrrs any departments His experience different
OF the departments specially those in relation military
bounty and will enable him full satisfaction 20 all who
The sold
military all
taken deadleer Claims for
will receive special e win also attend TO the sale
G BY onFesidcnts Others.
James shields, formerly Commissioner
OF Office; NJ Young
Of the General Land once % all the officers Of e Genera
Land Office members o Congress generally Of the staie Of Iois
Rchie Edmund Burke Peter Force W. W. seaion " r.
Blair, j. q. Rives, Richard Waach.
Haslup Weedon Coach Factory, OF the Centre
Market, Washington, d. @.
SEN
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BY the, President OF the United states.

BY the, President ofthe United states.
and q $
public sales viii be held a, the aforementioned land Offices
a' On Monday the
aiod within the undcrmenloncd townships, wit
North Of The base line and wes Of The h principal msrdian.
Township ninety eight, ofrange three. 1850.
Townships nine,fye nneyz, ninety and
TssasSl. nne-.lr
he SAME FzcE Commencing on Monday Ia, the
aaeneaonsd ioanshps, viz: .p'' pa'e "''a "'
North efe base lire aud Of the h principal meridian
Townships nnsty-sour nine-hve nineysir ninety
Townships -four, nnetyhve nineysix, ninety
Township nineyve, township nnetyr Except
and sections and thirty our including The
Indian agency and townships nneseve and ninety
Townships ninetytw and ninety four, Of range
Townships ninety nnty-.wo, Of range fourteen.
a, ,ns hand once :, eSmnsnciss on Monday s
within undern eniioned townships, wit ~ 80
North efh base line and pest cfhs th principal meridian
Townships sixty sixty eight and srninc, Of range
townships sixty seven, sixty eight sixty nine range seven
Township. sixty eight and nine, Of range eighteen
Tow wn.S and AND nins range ss %
sw. snS a a"s:
Township seventy eneI Of range twenty az. -..- .
.w seventy
men, r &c pS.s y e poS
within the following ownshps, 10 wit
.Norh Of iAe base line and pea Of The h principal meridian.
Township seventy-sir, Of range tweuy-sevcn.
Township evenI seventy seven and seventyesh Of range
Lands apgrograiss y law el nc Schools military
The Offering The win be commenced on
w al dispatch until e S s been sa
offered and The sale. thu. closed Bs no sale ss be kept
be admitted until after the erprstion o. the two week.
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ny the arcsident OF che United states.
Pursuance Of law, ZACHARY TAYLOR, President Of the
oi 90 hereby aecae sna snown ma'
State Of ARKANSAS the periods hereinafter Designated wit
Al the land Office BATEsvLLE, commencing Monday the
sisd within he underlnenossd townships. vis ''S
North Of tAs base line Ind wes Of the Gh principal meridian.
Township two Of range three.
Township two, Of range four
Norh Of the base line and east Of the h principal meridian
Township sheen, OF range
Al the land Office FAYETTEVILLE, commencing Monday,
lands within the following named township 7I7
North Of The base ine and vssi Of the f principal meridian
s apd '~ css TIFF RScR commencing on MONDAY.
the t day Of January for the disposal Of pubic
lands situated within the undementonsd township,
South Of e base line and Of ne h prineips muidsm
Township sir, Of range fourteen.
other purposes will be ercnded from the sales -''
The offering Of the mentioned lands win be
the days appointed and proceed in the order they
been offered, closed But shall kep
longer than weeks, and private entry any
Gwen under my hand the city Of Washnson % esc ssy
OF September Domni thousand eight hundred r
by the PRESIDENT
\. BUTrEprIELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled 10 the right OF the
required establish me OF ihe register
and receiver OF ne proper land ONCE make therefor
e. " ss sc and s. es e *. ss
oacns The tract claimed Otherwise such claim will ss ftsed
loR sALEThe house occupied BY IN, undersigned on
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Cholera Treatment and Preventive.

JlK. AMATTS ITALIAN NEGETABLE PANACEA, IONIC
AND APERIENTThs remedy, composed entirely OF vcgeta
from mineral substances
cordial original
Dr. Ama celebrated physician, In
abdominal rcgonssuch diah9a
ysente bilious compan dyspepsia and all other disorders Of
tho liver, sc. .. .
knowing experience operates in the kindly and
ecua submitted as remedy 10 those
attacked prevailing and
vcnve a who fortunate m first insdous
symptoms
To wholesale and rea Caruss Music Saloon, Penn
svana between M and 18th Streets and al The principal
the city Of Washington, Geoetown and Alexandria
Pamphlets containing full directions for with interesting
certificates accompany each bote Of the liberal
discount dealers Orders from OF the United States
promptly attended All communication must be post paid
Aug 3-lawu SAMUEL CAkUsl u CO.
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commi.sioaer Of the General Land once.

NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every entitled 10 right OF presumption any Of the
lands within e townships and townships above enumerated
required establish the the satisfaction Of the register and
receiver the land ONCE and make therefor
practicable amer seeing this notice. before the appointed
for the OF the public sale Of the lands
tract claimed, otherwise such claim viii be fpfeiied.
J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner Of tho General Land Once.
26-lawl3w
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RoR sALEThe house and occupied By n. .nder.gsd on
T. street A. r, BAGBY
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BENNETT CLEwENTs,
Notary PsbYc B0snfr Land Pension, and 6frsro,
sHgent, al W,ashiagf0n,
CONTINUES prosecute for revolutionary services,
claim. ss quo 81 M war; % a and % late war Msao
His long service the Treasury Department. and
with promptnes and efficiency on ali claims committed 20 his
and His charges uniformly moderate IL 10
pected that correspondents viii pay postage.
Hon A. r. Baghy, Ala Hon. A. fverson, Ca
7. Butler King, Ca. Col 4. @. Bennett, p. M. army,
n. q. Rhet, 3, @. Gen. N. Towson, {. M. Gen.
.f J. s. Phelps, Mo. Hon. II. La Sere, La.
P.w; .Tompkins, Miss. Mes.rs. Gales ses,on,
J. n. Harmanson, La. Messrs. Corcoran 4 Riggs,
JG. Chapman, Nd Col. T. p. Andrews, N. A.
job Mann, Pa Maj. Lloyd !. Bsah, r. M. a. :
Ak Paris comptroller Of Hsaner, esq, % auditor
sept wv
NEW MUsIC.Just the old established Music and
sscne Store, door Of 18th street. Penovans ave
nue. c following beail and popular music sold our usual low
The ' gear ssnI Po H. Ivy jaime. Benak
Nancy's Fancy Polka, BY O. Blessner
snsn ecss a. % ~ sss ssnS Ss sD May
Tss Elm Waltz, win ssriaien.s ~ Grooe
Sub Rosa WALTZ BY f. Rcnhafdt
The 1a Tilrela aossSsd oiss.ep by crobc
Kossuh's March, BY Esemeienyi
Lean iss%n e.. Gs ray sd By q m ass win beautiful sn'a'
Come hack day Dreams come back BY member ohe eermana
Gentle Deeds, beautiful ballad
JEANNE and Donald, ballad by Hodson
; You love me s,sn I. now with answer Desre. then
T.I ms5 SLEIGH p (. :s,..sss Is: quasus
fs ssia T sssssrs only edition
AND "AssAsfs wAsrsD' i ". srmosroE.
Dse1ft1 Psnnsyivana avenue, opposite Browns Hotel
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AGENCY FoR CLAIMS Ar WASHINGTON, ID. @.
CHARLEs DIE sELDIHG,
C0rnmtui0ner, Notary Public, and Gensraf Agsnf,
No. Tox1d,s 0sssrdsoos. R~pusvIvnu,n syeuu<.


CHARLEs DIE sELDIHG,
C0mmtuionev, Notary Psbiie, and Gemsrai Agsnf.
No. n Todd's B.iid,ngs, Psnnsylvsnia avenue,
W-AsHfNGT0N, ID. C., Ottl. 2
claims Congress- any Eerecuve Departments,
ee board commissioners appointed 70 adjust spoaons
or before foreign procuring pensons Revolutionary,
Naval or Army bounty land scp under The law Of February III
s or August TO- 1885, Of mileage for horses and
other property lost destroyed incurred by volunteers
fore being mustered and received into the service Of me United
States and subsistence and transportation furnished for er
He possession OF ali
forms and understands fully al the requirements Of the Pension and
other Offices He also attends tho Of prize
Cor captures made IN the u and e coasts Of Mexico coast Of
California, and OF Africa - -. 4, IN
He has been Commission. from ofevey
State IN the Union Commissioners Of Deeds take the probate
deeds dcpcon and other Instrument Of writing under seal &C.,
Charges win be and regulated by the claimed
Communications (po~spaId receive immediate
ne has the honor 70 refer the Navy and other Executive Depart
and her Eyceencies the Governors Of The several se Of
me Union and 70 Senators and Members Of the previous and the
present Congress generally, Aur@
UUMEs's History OF Eng1sna, from, invasion OF
Julns Cesar 20 The sbdcstion q completed IN
sx small volumes with srre with me Boston edition
Of MsenuIeys History o. Enssndvcis and . Just pubiished
sept n FRANcK TAYLOR.
ConeREss wATBR.A hs.h supply us. received and fos
" sale by &. J, McCLERY,s
Dec. e-du Corner Of if1i snd stssm
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I'm pursuance law L. ZACHARY TAYLOR President Of the
., psss % b land ess
the State Of MISSOURI al the periods hereinafter designated to
Al ss.l.sa saes JACKSON, commencing Monday, the
,uaied within the aforementioned townships and paris Of town
ships, viz;
Nora Sfs base ls and east Of the h principal msridis
Towsp seventeen, eighteen
i.sny, ennine, thirty, irtyo and thirty
fowpsSip twenty 1.-TWO, Of range ave.
townships and seventeen, township twenty
Sssoss sown.hps resn, seventeen eh,esn
inclusive, sixteen inclusive and thirty
Tonss nssssn assesp. fractional sections inyone thirty
thirty three, tiriyou thirdve, and thirty sx fractional
IONS swsiss i,sen twenty rss sniy a
,wsnas twenty seven, tir-iOur, ,hirhve, and hya Of
nohwss fraction q section 81. township nineteen, and
fractional township twenty, Of range ten.
Nork If ne base line aad ,oss Of the nm principal meridian
Townships twenty three twenty four, twenty and twenty
Townships twenty sree ,wen,y-iou twenty-five twenty ak
andtwcny5eisl, Of range nine ~ it .k i5
ans %sns " esass sn
A once sPRiNGFELD, commencing Monday,
% % and ow pss VIZ
Nsh " NE base line and nest Of The i'm principal meridian
Faeucnal township wentyone townships twenty-five and
teen heen sixteen seventeen, eighteen, nineesn twenty
Ylseaon. township and township twenyur,
sownshp tenone, ,ohips twen,y-three and
Fractional township rwcayone, and townships
ss~ap q
six.slf eI4s Assa.3sf1a as5 s'slI1 Al 1','
withis tie Following named townships 70 witt
North Of e base line aud Of The h principal meridian
Township thirty five Of range eighteen. 'f M
Lands Appropriated BY law io the Of schools military and
Offering win
days appointed, proceed they
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Al the land Office ri IONA commencing On Monday, the four
eentt day Of nen the disposal o. ae public lands with
MI Nm. h.,. ~. ..d ,,, ~ d. ,,,,,;n,,
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WATSON & RENwICK,
PATENT AGENTg

r street. opposite The Potent Office, Washington, d. c.,
DRoCURR letters patent bcsn
es and advice all questions arising under the
law.
sxrER ooRRksrospESrs
Hon. Edmund Burke, late Commissioner Of Patents.
Hon. James d. westco IT,, chairman Of Committee Of Senate
Patents. lls.f 80.
Gouvcrneur Kembie, esq, West Point foundry.
James Renwick, LII D., New York. ~ sfa.s
Henry Brevoor, esq, GIendon Iron Works, Boston.
4. n Dunbar = CO., steam engine builders, New Yuk.
Hon. Thomas Corwin.
SosEIes ceRHssroxpEsrs
Richard Creed esq London and Birmingham Railroad Company
London. s -att
Edward sabine y. s., Lieutenant Colonel Royal Engineers,
Woclwich
Chevaer chef, and Robert walsh esq,
Paris. = ~ dasia ~ sla Nov x2-Saw6w