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TUCKER & ADDISON, General Agents. office 9Th
street, (Coenans Buidings,) four doors north OF Penn
sylyania avenue.
Beverley Tucker and John E. Addison have associated
themselves for the purpose prosecuting claims OF all kinds
before Congress- and the several departments OF the general
government.
AL communications (post paid) addressed the above
sha receive prompt Reference is made TO the
following gentlemen,
Hon Geo. NJ Dallas Vice President of the United States
hon John Mclean, Supreme Court OF the United States.
Hon Robert J. Walker, Secretary OF the Treasury.
non. Jno. Y. Mason Secretary Of the Navy.
Hon X. NJ l. Hunter, United States Senate
Oiement Cox, esq, Georgetown, ID.
Jno T. Addison, attorney ataw, will continue TO give
personal attention business before the several OF
me District OF Columbia, and the adjoining counties Of
Maryland and Virginia. July BY
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0N DoG-BREAIkING, 10y Lieut., Col. Hutchinson, vol
" ume. London 1913.
Observations on Dog breaking, by W. Floyd, Gamekeep
er, (pamphet) London, Is4S.
Carpenters Anglers Assistant volume. London, 1913
Johnson's Shooters Preceptor, volume London.
The handbook of Angling by Ephemera, volume.
London, Is IS.
The Anglers Hand book, one pocket volume London
Coored engravngs. Price 81 cents.
The Sporsnans Cyclopaedis, volume, thick octave.
London, ISlS
Mdls's Sporisuans Library, volume. Edinburgh.
The Horse and the Hound, their and treatment,
hoemanship, and horse dealing, By Nimrods volume
Edinburgh.
The Rod and the Gun, by Wilson. l vol. Edinburgh.
Just imported from London by +. TAYLOR. each with
numerous llustratons also other works, English and
yertlses Feb %
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I1RENCH and spanish Languages. MEIERE, late
T. professor United States navy, Yale College, &c., re-
specially acquants the citizens of Washington that he
conem plates giving instruction in the above languages
well as In the Engshto foreigners.
Prof Meiere haers himself that his reputation in
strucor well established here require particular
references
For terms &c, address NJ, the bookstores of Messs
Franck Taylor, Taylor IL Maury and Fischer, al his
residence AT Mrs Williams opposite Mr. tranck Taylor s.
Pennsylvnna Nov. ST
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WANTED

IMPORTATION WANrED--ln the month of Septeni-
Der, lSi7, my William Graves, enlisted in the Uni
ted States army, In the OF Page Virginia. be-
came member of company b, ID regiment dragons
and discharged from the United States army on
geons certificate Of ordinary disability the raj hospi-
tai. New Orleans barracks the 2lst of August I9 is
which time have heard nothing OF him The sym
pathising reader who give any further information
respecting my said son, whether he be living dead will
confer great obligation upon afflicted father by adj
dressing Marksvile, Page county, Virginia.
MarE JAMES T. GRAVES
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WASHINGTON CRY, D C, March IL, 1919.

WARRINGTON CITY, d . =.
A YOUNG MAN, who speak beth the Spanish and
"A English languages. and qualified give lessons
Spanish, and who produce good recommended
tons qu ALLEGATIONS for ousekeepng &c, and who
travelled all rough the North and South OF the Union
wishes obi tain situation with gentleman of family
who may wish employ any person for that purpose
house-keeper.
Please address the subscriber through the Post Office.
Mar I3-eodlWt ANTHONY ZUGESNANAR.
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National clearinghouse Sc.

JUST RECEIVED direct from the Island OF ST Tbomas
u per brig Annalostin, Capt Dorry lot of the fines,
genuine green turtle brought this market which
will be served up daily in soup, and all various modes
of cookery, and in the best possible style Also from Nor
iok fresh oysters spiced OYSTERS sheepshead nackrre
hogsh, &c, NC ali of which will be served up AT the
shortest notice
Or Families served as usual
Aug. IS-u W. WaI.nEK
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u bethtown New Jersey.-This institution affords n
French languages and in all the branches of completes
English and mathematical education.
Pupils fitted for any standing in the most respectable
colleges or prepared for mercantile and other active pur-
In the French department companonable native
eacher is employed who devotes all his time the
est OF the pupils and the French is made hr,ng, spoken
The location is upon high ground. about half mile
extensive. pleasant wood fine open play ground
and gymnasiuu upon the premises afford facilities foe
great thooa ghiare between New York and Philadelphia.
and is approached from either city several times day
The summer session will commence on the first Monday
in May, and close on tue last day OF September.
Trms.Board and tuition, including French, SIPS per
session. Tuition in drawing, music, and Spanish, al
lessons prices
Neg York-Rev. w w. Phillips, d. D., Rev. George
Potts D D., Rev. John Knox D. B., Rev. Robert Baird.
reama Fl af B ss snd g O. Rowland esq
Paiiadapfia, W Lord, D D, Rev.. J. II. Jones.
William 5. Martlen, and Gen. Robert Patterson.
Batrors Re- John u e; Bsekqs D. n d. Rev W
X. George, esq Wesley Cowies, esq., and Hon. David
Mgsrstoun, Md-Rev. S. Tustn.
Washingion Lieut. NJ. Gillss and Dr.; A. D. Bache.
Riamons Ta- "a R'c Rev, John joins n D. d l,n william
L. Yancy, Wet9mpka NJ,
Lrinston, Ky.-Rev Robert J. Breckenridge, D. D.
Mar 7-law4wSat
|,LAGETr & DODsoN respectfully all
housekeepers and all who shortly intend to housekeep,
that they prepared TO furnish them with general
assortment of all the dry goods which may be wanted for
that pur pose. In bedding we have in store
Sn perfne l2-l Irish sheetng
Do I04 do
Heavy Russia do same width
Do kentucky sheetine, entirely article in
this market, extra heavy and ine-amost warrant
ed never out-and at remarkably low prices
Also, ID a, II T. l0-4 style Mars.iles quilts, somo
of them beautifully fine
Do smaller sizes fortrunde beds and cribs
Also. all the above sizes OF counterpanes in pink blue
in this country
Also, bolster and pillow case linens and cottons
In table linens have I0-i 81, and 81 Irish and
ira heavy Flemish damasks, and napkins match
Also general OF tow cling, with and with
out borders, bleached and unbleached fine and
We cordially invite all who may be in of anything
in line call and stock determined
the reputation which has hitherto followed Our
house
CLAGETT 81 DODSON,
Old stand OF d. Clageu Co., up stairs.
Mar 27-eo3t
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BUREAU OF YARDS Docks,
March 30 1919.
CEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed '' Proposals Tor Steam
- Engine and Pumps, Tor the Dry Dock New York."
will be received this office until IL m, the lst
day of May next, for constructing, delivering, erecting
and putting in successful operation, the navy yard
New YORK Steam Engine and Pumps, capable of perform
ing the work required in pumpinR~on the Dry Dock said
Eng and Pumps be warranted hy the builder 10
the within the time specified and to operate
successfully for the term Of one aIer com peton
Particular specifications OF the work lodged With the
Navy Agent New York, the Cornmandant of the Navy
Yard there and the Engineer of the Dry Dock to either oil
whom to this Bureau persons desrous OF Offering are
referred for copy, which request, will be forwarded
by mail general plan oil the engine can be seen at the
Dry Dock office.
The lime complete the whole work win be the first Of
January, 1850. JOS. SMITH.
Apr I-Iawtw
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n oBERr J. WALKER will practise law I'M N,

IL Supreme Court of thu United States In answer TO
many letters he thinks proper say that cannot attend
claims before Congress any of ,hc departments but
will devote his lion exclusively eases iutrusted To
him in The Supreme Court.
Office Pennsy lyania avenue The Sew Build
inys. Washington. ID. c. Mar 6-T
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HENDRICKS New American Orchartist 9Th Eds-
n on-one volume, Boston.
Guide the Orchard and Fruit Garden, adapted the
culture OF American fruit by Lindley and Foy-l vol,
New Yogk-
Downings Fruits and Fruit Trees America their cub
ture, propagation, and management ninth edition. sts-
: vi New Eors.
The Fruit, Flower and Kitchen Garden by Patrick
Ne--I VOL, Edinbury.
The Practical Gardener for Fruit, Kitchen, and Flower
Gardens by c. Mcintosh, late gardener the King of the
Belgians-I volume, London.
And variety of practical works every branch Of
gardening and agriculture, English and American
Mar "a FRANCk TAYLOR.
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~ west corner Market and Charles streets, Baltimore,
would inform merchants and merchant taors that they
have fitted ND the floors their tailoring and cloth
department. the sale, by the piece, oil Cloths cassl
yestings taors' trimmings and all Articles adaped
70 the trade The liberal patronage Bestowed upon them
in this deoartmen of their bu has induced them
ENLARGE their warehouse enable them to their in
creased trade One the partners who has had long
perience in business will devote his whole time to pur
cha sng goods and buyers may rely upon finding large
stock OF whatever is desirable of European and
American manufacture that money procure.
New cloth-rooms will be opened on the ls of March.
Entrance on Charles street Feb 27-eoIm
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NEW SPRING GOODs.-We opened on Monday, tho
IN 18th instant rich and wel-seected assortment OF
spring goods which prepared to sell as cheap as
they can be bought in this city, consisting Of
Rich embroidered ribands, from 50 cents to 81
Beautiful rbands, from l2A to 37i cents
Flowers in great variety from ia cents to III
Lace goods of every style and quality
Parasolets, from 81 TO 81 50
Standing collars, from 37A cents to 81 Is
French worked caps, from rs cents to 81 rs
Muslin ca ps, from rs to as cents
Gloves and stockings of every quality and color
Spotted and plain Muslins
BONNETS.
We have also received lot of bonnes upwards Of forty
different patterns which ladies invited to call and
anime, well as the general assortment in the store.
J. b. 81 A. TATE,
Successors to J. I. Il c. King,
Penn. avenue, between 10Th and 18th sts.
Mar 22-eo3t
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nUvALL Il BROTHER, Merchant Tailors now
H. receiving styles of French and English spring
smeres vestings and cloths also. variety of goods in
their line business suitable for the spring and
of the finest French and English of which
they will make order heir usual style OF elegance
Also fine crava suspenders handkerchefs gloves, six
shirts and dra wers, &c. DUVALL IL BROTHER,
Mar 25-eo3yf Under Gadsby's Hotel.
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TO PERPErUATE PEACE.

/ UBBELLS PATENT FIRE-ARMS.-This qua loads
- al the breech on the principle, regards setting
nome Tue charge, OF loading from the muzzie tine dter-
ehee nens that the load is required pass three inches TO
~ rest instead OF the entire length OF (may be moist
ae me mechanical structure emboues The best scen-
@ pHclpies Tor this purpose, and enables to
ao ana IRE the the OF three hundred times per
uuu ana keep the gun clean, the Lad always dry make
sure ne, and burn the powder well, which, with the
els III OF the ball, enables also shoot with unusual
power and precision.
ne an shoots either ball and buckshot fine shot, and
u Iseiu Tor both sporting and warke purposes.
hy are made TO order, either in musket, rie carbnc,
ahd shotgun ioru and delivered TO governments, indvtd
uas or osganlzed bodies OF whose purposes not
az variance with the institutions laws OF the United
States
FOR Particulars address, post paid,
VIM. w. HUBBELL,
Aug. LIT Parentee Philadelphia.
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Mar 27-eo.
College of St James,

TINE opens Monday, March s; students
Il may be admited any into the college, or into
the grammar school either pursue the full collegiate
course and scientific studies partial course
the counting and general business. Application for
the admission of pupils Tor further information to be
made JOHN b. hEhtOOI,
Rector, &c, College of st. James p. O., Maryland.
Feb. 27-2awsw
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CCHOOs. BOOfxs.-A general OF School
- Books viii be found for sale, at reasonable prices
elsewhere in the District
Mrs. ANDERSoN'S Book, Music and Fancy Store
Pa av. between lIth IL 18th streets
Feb l5-u
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Notice OF the removal of the Land Office from C
Falls Croix,' Wisconsin, to saltwater" In


FINDER authority OF the first section of the of Con-
u gess entitled An for changing the location OF the
and Office Chippewa land district and establishing
additional land district in the State of Wisconsin,
proved March 2, 1919, | do hereby declare and make
known, from aud after the threth day OF June next
USi9 the land office for the sale OF the public lands
Chippewa land district shall be removed io,n the Falls
Coix tWisconsin) Saltwater" in ST. Colx county,
Minnesota Territory,
Given under my hand the city of Washington, this
twentieth day of March, ammo Domlni 1859
u. TAYLOR.
By the President
RICHARD M YOU'VE,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
Mar 3l-lawl3w
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FOR NORFOLK.
r. THE STEAMER OSCEOLA leaves Wash
ington for the above place every Thursday at
o'clock returning viii leave Norfolk every Friday
at O'Clock p. m, touching at Cone river going and
turning Passage and fare IS.
For Baltimore.
The Osceola leaves for the above place every Sunday
o'clock returning, leaves Baltimore every Tues day
at o'clock appping going and returning Cone
river, Va, Leonardewn Md, and ST Mays river, Nd
and at the intermediate landings the Potomac for sig
nails land.
Mar S-dIweodu JAMES MITCHELL
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(,LAGETT q DODSON, OF the late arm OF ID. Clagett
u &c Co dealers all kinds of furniture dry goods hav
ing opened extensive and fresh assortment OF tho
above description OF goods we now most respectfully in
form all who wish furnish themselves that this Is
now the place for them be suited, confidently boz
ieve stock may be found all things that
cessary in furnishing line. We bind
selves to furnish our goods the be had
at any other the Union. We name in part
Elegant pestry velvet carpeung
do Brussels do
English Brussels carpeting, very fine, stout and low.
Three ply and ingram carpetings new patterns
Together with many other kinds, all Of which will
be happy show any who will favor with cali
CLAGETT IL DODSON,
Corner Of Penn. avenue and 9Th ST., up stairs
Mar 2T-eo3tf
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C1Hl KEwARD.-Ran away from the subscribers
DiOO plantation, near Warrenton Virginia, during the
Ohristnas holidays negro Joshua. The said negro
Is about six feet high very dark red eyes, and about ~
years Of age.
AZ the same time, and from the place. negro boy,
frederick eoped-supposed be in company with Joshua
tedenck IL or Is years of age made, about hive
et three inches hgn shows his teeth when spoken to- and
mas very heavy eyeds, which conceal of the eye
when he looks mp
Sud negroes supposed to be in the vicinity Of Bents
VIE or ashngton city, unless they have attempted TO
reach Tree State will give 500 Tor the either
Of said slaves If taken in the Virginia District
Sonmba 500 tor either If of said
District and secured so that get them
IoHy 2. TACESoN.
Jan lO-law9w~ Ilntelligencerl
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. MEXICAN Flower Garden Directory byhoot BUST
= 49, fnide 10 the Conservatory, VOL, London
ps,rossis Florists Manual. vol, Boston -
j.t on the and Culture OF a inc hhcs'
of Roses, 1 vol, Pbiadeiphia., =,
Gardening the Greenhouse NE Snnooery me
"a ether works English and American, this and all other
branches OF gardening aud agriculture many OF them re-
Gently imported from London, by
MAJ n rnANNh IN
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KNOX WALKER will prsctsss law In sss
preme Court of the United States, asd aten. ~ -
prose ution of claims against the govsm"'
Washington, ID. G.
Ma I0-u
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M ACAULAY's History Of England, cheap ed"o"
Mar III. ' w. f. TAYLOR.
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T,NREMONrs Geographical Memoir upon Upper Cali
il forna. with very larQe map.
Emory. Notes New Mexieo and California, with
Albert. Report and Maps and Plates of the Examination
OF New Mexico.
Captain Wiikcs's Western America, including Oregon
California, with maps of those regions and OF the Sac
rsneno Valley, from actual survey.
For sale in Washington by =, ,.-- : -, .
-. - TAYLOR MAURY,
Mar9l Book sellers, 9th
n fISs sEDGWICK's book, THE Boy or Mount
Nl Rhipi.- for sale by TAYLOR MAURY,
liar III Booksellers, near 9th street.
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Lowest three number prizes $1,000
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit of Monongalia Academy,
Glass ID, for 1919.
To be drawn in Alexandria, Va, Saturday, Apil q
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l.. CHEvEs MANLY, Sec. to Board.
Mar lO-tds
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The subscriber loaded muskct "A times in
esslve
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The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-09

rison and Scott He beagnrsa hinSslf to provide for the necessities of his brethren a arms, nor hAs he ever received ous cent from the government in return. The President aud the Secretary of State knew the whole of his history, and either might havs prevented his removal by word. He is now in his saxty-third year. and has bosa removed with out a complaint against hiua.
 RExIAMIS MERRITT was the keeper of he light house cn. captaias Island. Connecticut He dis liasnishsd himself in the of 1912. ens of the defenders of Stoaingten. Ho has been removed, simply on the ground, tha, he Is democrat Neih- CT his services in the war; his white hairs, CT his poverty. could successfully plead for him.
 These are but as drop in the bucket compared with the numberIess instances of like injustice committed by the new President and his cabinet They are enly such as have come under cur mme' diate notice- SareIy black and bitter day of Fe- tributOn will to the perpetrators of such un- pardonabls outrsges.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-09
How he Raves.

The Memphis Eagle. rsbid Taylor paper, blus- sers Oa, in the following PrepOseroas eaogy of the Ewing add Collamer concern:
 "The fruits of a peaceful, conservative admins tration, are airrady revivng the land with fresh and vigorous prosperity. Oar great staple, cotton, has nearly doabied ia value since the election of Gna, Taylor; and has reached point far above in price to that which Il woad have doae u ader dem oeratic war-biastesiag and war-aggressivs priuci- pie and policy"
 1t is unfortunate for the Eagles reasoning. that 50 many ealamities aud misfostuaes should have accompanied and Bsherad in this double price of cotton. By the same rule of argument this ''peace fai. conservative administration" is responsible for the great fire at St. Louis. ths riot ia New York, the cholera. the small Pox the short crops, the overflow deaths and marriages. the little iather- lees infants and everything else shas has found it's way Into this world with is,lc ad from the exe,- a,iss and mnions. as tho American soldiers in Mex ics rsesivsd from the whig party during the war.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-09
Effects of Rail Roads.

We have often argaed that the establishment of rail rosas would benefit the whole community and parc olarly tho farmers, by increasing the value of their Iends and the prices of produce. Facts, how ever. arc much stronger proofs than theories. The Sangamon (In.) Journal. ailudag to the comple- ton of rail road froaa aha. place to Springfield, Iii., says:
 s.one week before the raiiroad wss finished corn could be had here in any quantity at Is ceais . hnshsI. Not bastei can now be had for isss than 25 cents This is the effect of the completion of the railroad the price of one item of the products of our farmers"
 Ii is also of the opinion that the income of the farmers on the line Of the rail road will 5e doabIed or treblcd by Ii.
 According to tho Preston eoanty. Va. Dsmocrat. the commencement of the extension sf the Baiii- mors and Ohio rail road westwardy ints the norsh-. western counties of Virginia, has given material iy increased value to land in that region. Lands lhers which six months ago eead not be cold at ons dollar per acre. are now ceiling ss from Ave ss twsa ly i've dollars.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-09
Correspondence of tue Bsaaer.l

AsHlNGFoS NIFf, osfi. -f, ic4S.
 Ma. EDrroR The President has retaInet from his tour. The cabinet fouad ont that, not~hsta9d- ing the care with which they had guarded hiin, he looud make ridiculous speeches, aod that altogether it was very bad speculation. his entre into Pitisburg with his head bedecked with crown of , roses, and his bGawny shoulders encompassed with floral wreath. had in no small degree compromised the dignity the Executive The noted eoat ,nier- est oi Peansyyaaia had DO, been coaeiiialed, and they dared not trust him among the clock maaa- lecturers and wooden aumegs Of Massachusetts for fear he should mention something about his two hundred and fifty "aiggers upon the plantation ia Louisiana. He seems altogether to be a most un- eomiortabei appendagc to the Executive oetave.-- Siaee his Teturn he has oyerset all the plans of the Secretary of State in the difficulty with the Minister oi France. by abruptly ntimatiag to Msios Poassi in that he might well take French leave, much in the manner of man who applies the frontal extremity oi his boo,ieather to the hinder parts of disagreeabie acquaintance. od Zlek has no yet learned To keep his mouth shut few days ago, there was cabinet meeting to take into consideration the expediency oi Iaisns the grade of the Charge d'Afaifs to Tai- key 10 he rank of Minister Toe President, volun tsered an opinioa to the edeet ths he coald not understand what there wss in the & A.as Porte that required sn officer of any higher grade than was seat 10 any other foreign porte He is continually making such mistakes, mach to the ehAgrin asd modification of Clayton and the rest of the cooks
 They voted him bOrs before he Ieft for his grand tour. but since he has cope back. he is % pulled up with the adaIation of the newly appointed ofice- holders that he thinks himself sula 10 the exsea- i,se council. and troubles them more than evcr.--- However. be is qaiie modest in the expression Of his oPinioas, and always yields to the mslosiy.-- He thinks Ewing such as. deyiiish smart maa" and Clayton such clever feiier," that he will no, op- pose them. Except the excitement about the Poussin affair." tLere is but little stirring here. When anything interesting turns ap l will let yea hear again from A ARxANsAs.