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The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-01-30

OFFICERS or THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTE.
Hon George NJ. Dallas, Chancellor
Hon. William w Seaton, J
Hon, James A. Pearce,
Professor Joseph Henry, IL, D., Secretary
Professor Charles C. Jtwet, Assistant Secretary.
KIgIsrs. -Ez.oNcio,
Hon George Dallas, Vice President Of the United
States, Pa
Hon Roger fancy Chief Jusies Of the untsd States,
Md
instol
Ssnatrs
Hon Sidney Brssse, Carlyle, Illinois
Hon James 4. pearcs, Chesttrtowu Maryland.
Hon Jefferson Davis, Warrenton mississippi.
Repre,entdttrts
Hon. Henry W. Iilisrd, Montgomery, Alabama.
Hon, George P, Marsh, Burlington, vsrmonL
Hon Robert McClelland, Munros, Michigan ~.
Cihxens at Large. &C..
Hon Rufus Choa,s, Boston, Massachusetts,
Gideon Hswley, LII D., Albany, New York
Hon. william C. Preston, Columbia South Carolina
Professor A. Dallas Bachs, L. D. National Institute,
Breysi Brig General Joseph o. Tou,n National las,i
tute, Washington.
Hon Richard Rush, Paris, France
- -
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Ton sale, very desirable throe-story brick house
with back building two stories, good yard and stabe and
ming back alley IS feet situated street, between ~ and
vac resdence. ~ III tHE. -.ss \. sg.fs
Terms Of sale will be made easy but little money viii
qurcd on the frt payments.
For further particulars apply TO GREEN 4 TAsTET,
Aucuoneen and Commission Merchants,
Nov 4-2aw3wh sGa aa Concert Hail.
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uOTTCuThe subscriber bers inform The citizens and
IN public generally has Just employed wcrkmen cm Eu
ana om Of skin and experiences,
which, oseter his knowledge and practice In the bust
ness for thirty year, enables him with condolences that he 10
pr,psrsd 10 ewely md cosby gems, silver,
kc superior other esbshment known 70
him section country His customer are Respectfully
'ea's''' "''' ''" ROBERT KEywoRTH,
Penn. svenue, between 9Th and ION streets.
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0ENCY, Washington--The underriened late Of the In
"A specuon branch Of Post once Department css his serv
generally and the souhwestern
particularly, with the that his removal from Once
he
for honesty, cspacv and fidelity, and
his associates In once of both parties with their hearty
consent, him therein.
All oders 70 attend business svey nature
win be thankfully received and promptly despatched
JAMES OWNER, Agent,
Julv x-dd late of Post Once Department
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POPULAR MUsIC.-wM FISCHER has jus, received num-
Der Of One most popular walzes, poka &C.,
which the foowngan Of which viii be sold
reduced price-four cents per Page:
MAlcHRs. ne
Kossuth's March; by G. Lenschow.
General P. +. Bmiih's March; by Martin.
Spanish Patots march, BY Martin.
Mary Blanc Quick Step.
Battle Of Buena Vista,
PoLxAs.
Invitation Ia Polka by Max Msretzch
Tedesco Polka; by Max Maretxch.
Belle Polka; by Berg L4-l ..t
Carnival Polka by Cantha.
Pm thine, only thine; by ! Benedict
The Brokenhesred: BY FeIics Dorsso.
When Others strive 10 win thy smils.
No. meier thy home be mine. 49,
Jennnet and Jeannot complete.
The knight of the Golden Crest.
Oh! Sally Whe avorte song
Stop dat knockins BY Winnsmofs.
Chioes 70 be my wife.
Sweet Rose Of Caroline, by BeekeL ..
Emma
her nj the window.
Ole virgnny break down.
Ole Bull and Dan Tucker.
Cwine long down; by Frank Brewer. ....'.
wALTzks.
Invitation valse; by Won Weber
Cloister Waltz; BY Engebrecht
Naiile Waltzes; by Labitzky.
Recoieions Of strauss beautiful collection Of walzss by
Hessr.
Dearest Mae, with variations; by Groes
OH Susanna;
Roaa Lee; f- {" ~ - ~.H
ssssossn Wa LIE de.I;o BY casnsy. se,,
IT'S The last rose Of summer; by Herr b,
Dandy Jim, Nov 10
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- THE steamer osCEoLA viii, on Sunday, the -
RzIe Of September, commence making one tnp week 70
above place, leaving Washington every sunday
Al O'Clock a m Rsurnns Baltimore every Tuesday
O'Clock She win stop regularly goins and RETURNING a,
Md. Marys Md and Cone nver, va
landing. the Potomac, for signals OF 10 land
FOR NORFOLK
The steamer osceola Norfolk every Thursday at
O'Clock Returning, Norfolk every Friday O'Clock
se ,o.chs going and 9. Cone yer and ct the
lsndinez JAMES MITCHELL,
Sen 10 Captain.
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Land, Pension, and General Agency.

WILLIAM H. MINNIx, late Land once, vii
prosecute claims Of every Kind against the government, beo
Congrrs any departments Biz experiences difcren
branches Of the depsmen specially those In relation military
bounty lands win enable him 10 give full satisfaction all who
services The issue Of for lands sold
will
taken lost deadeer Claims for
revolutionary the of 1914 and Mexican
receive special attention. He will also attend
collection Of rents and payment Of rss on real estate owned
this city by residents and others ..l
made Gen James Shields, formerly Commissions
Land once, Hon. Richard NJ Young,
soner Of the General Land once TO all the ocs Of
Land Once members OF Congress generally Of the sse Of Iros
Richie Edmund Burke, Peter foc., w. W.
Blair, J. G. Rves, Richard WsIlaeh.
once Hsslnp weedons Coach Factory, west Of
Market, Washington, d. o.
Hep
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name Of B. p Townssnd uses his name put
a s e.. Dr. % ss
never b.. ws 81! w ss,s o.
what he not h sending Out cards
g. . go III s:' w sa e S
ana q % sa ssSa rs ns OLD
JACOB TOWNSEND,
Prtncipa Office, loa Nassas street, New Yovk city,
Old Doctor Townsend about years Of age and hs.
Sai ss .eeT y 81 sSS sss ssas Sos
was compelled Manufacture, BY which has been
ss q .
many those person, who had been healed q sore
dsria healing power. This 80
GRAND and unsquailsd preparation
% y; largest SCALE and called for throughout the
s ~ + w 9sS
By The chsmsiry ss
e.
properties and properties which are as useless and osSsn
sss % for a o a. 81 ,n s
IIa hsy entirely svspoais
T. so
de PIE which s % In Or e H., under
gives all il value The laalI a Is Mo- gT
removed svsns capable becoming acid q Of sunsnsa
as S
Il e g y. g . sos as r. Pre-
'TET NJ h, Cnre n i,,rur,aer.bIa dia.as... to z
HsIc. ne reason why We sss every vide in IL
vol ms1, wS1snl c ,s ne aon9 MonaSn
PLANT, md u RaEuMATis, sCRoFGIA and PILEs COS
TlvENE5s anCUTANEOUs ERUPTioNs, PIMPLEs ,BLoTCH-
Impurity Of ths blood. haa
posse:.s ssaey 4 =. complains arising from IN
.a as % :s
and acknowledged n and stages Of
$3.50. $3.50 $3.50 80 o,
s $3.50 a. uuo. n - wns.s ,nnng o. inc
%:n.,u. period. and The hks and snscsual In curing ali i0rm
A. rsrrvirs os.,r.o,. .nA ,...,in. IN. ,.n.,., .v
" ne .ha ssnsn 70 me wnoie pooy' mo ca.es nj ofms OF
nsrveus oaseases ana oeOanty.
spinal irritation nsSs.a e. vus's dsacs swoonins d.
convulsons, nc. lY55l.f
nS ssS s. q al 40 Pc s0S
can never lose y curative properties cleanse ,he Hood sIess
relieves The bowels Of rorpor and nda
nation purhss the skim equazes the cicvaon Of blood
ducins warmth equally ali The body, and the nsenbe
ions and invgoates the entire this then,
Ths medicans you pre-sminsnsly nssdI
But Of these things be said Of Townseuds inferior
aticief This young mans liquid u mot toM ays1 aar,
Compared with tho Old Doctors, s5r4
because Of the fact incapable
and NEVER SPo1Ls, while DOES sour, fements,
and bow ts bottles containing into smsn he sour acid u
compound be poisonous syses What put acid
already diseased with acdi What acid
chief produces heartburn pspson q the heart live,
cnone ana OF INC pood
me hamo which bring sIupoas O skn said head
ns, yps 1 :. enag.. ane al a'esrsnons
.nce which souri, and a spo s IL ne e. ~ sSe
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NEW NovELs-Archibsd Werner The Brothers Revenge.
IN Price 50
Mary Buchanan, or Inishsiriach. Price Is
step 70 Crime Bote illustrated by Cuikshank.
Pnce IS
The Two Loves, OF Eros and Anteros. Price as
The Dark Lady Of Doona. Price rs cts.
The Female Biuebsard, or LsMorneauDahe rnce - Cts
FRANCk TAYLOR.
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pENERAL. House Furnishing Dry Goods wareroou..
III CLAgETT DoDsON would most respectfully inform Ill
and house. they have
hued and prepared their for he reception Of much more
er,esve Of goods shove line than has
hitherto seen in this city, D. viii be sbsent for rev days for
purpose making he purchases and would respectfully desire
OF the prces best and most erensive a.
choose from % walt their return They WIN have
snp.rb Tapestry Velvet Tapestry Brussels and brussels
Three ply superfne Ingram low priced do t.t
Dsmask twiled and pain Venetian Carpeung -. a,
Toshsr win everything pretty and good which may ss nssasa
thsf line Aug x-fnw>.~n
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Iusr RECEIVED, 40 kegs Of prime blades butter,
selected particularly FOR family
Also, tubs OF prime Goshen butter
Is boxes Of Goshen and English dairy cheese
Buckwhest In bags, suitable for families
No. mackerei, In barrels and kits i..t .l.t
% barrels Of New York and Virginia white wheat family
,oo soar, q The best quality
10 dozen choice champagne, Of various brands
casks superior cider picklinR vinegar
casks old London dock brandy, Of the pmess favor and
/ quality
pipe pure Holland gin 4.t. IN
With large q choice wines liquors. and groceries Of
~ descriptions MENTION selected expressly or
hmV which Invite the public call and examine r them
elves my old stand the northwest Of lNh and suss
Nov e-eoiw JOHN ,. JOYCE.
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General Agency NJ WasAdngton, ID. Q.
DY A. NJ FARQUHAR, formerly Of Harsburs Pennsylvania,
for claims the for services with Mex
co the revolutionary the war with Great Britain and the Flor
For pensions, bounty land, or scrip
Besaty L0naW attend the purchase and sale Of bounty
ONcs-Ths applications patents, procuring models,
drawtngs viii attended al their various branches
General Pe O@s-An claims against the department win be
settlement Of conactos quarterly account Of
New Orleans Delta Nashville Union Mobile ADVERTISER Louis
vile Democrat Louis New Era Cincinnati Gazette, Indianapolis
SENTINEL New York Herald and Detroit Free Press will publish
the amount Of o, and send their bills this oce
with paper. June st6
CPLENDID Carpetinx, Curtain Goods, Ssc.The subscr
bsn would respectfully Of citizens and
keepers generally their stock Of furnishing goods
they rel confident cannot be surpassed squaed other
house In the district They name
IN CARPETING,
Patent tapestry do tapestry Brussels
Royal Aixminster, Enslish Brussels
Imperial three ply, double super ingram
euperhne ingram, extra fns, and hns do
Lowpdced all wool ingIain, royal rwilsd vensdans
Heavy oiclot ofevery width, which win h any
IN CURTAIN MATERIALS,
Rich satin de lanes, rich figured de LANES
Rich high coiored damasks, rich union dsmasks
Twnled and plain casnmeres
Worrted damasks, all coors
Embroidered laced curtains embroidered muslin do
Embroidered musins BY the yard
TssseI-ioops, gmps, bordenngs, bindings
Tasseis cords and fixtures Of every kind Ac.
Together complete Of table and piano
table damas linen sheengu danask napkins and
Scotch and Russia Diapers Masenles guiu bed
Ae an Of which just received perfectly fresh and VIII be o.
upon accommodating All respectfully In
vted for themselves. -. - .
Sop ll-3taw4wh H. HooE GU.
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Mr. A. DE vAUDRICOURT begs leave 90 INFORM the
vi public and his friends that having permanently located
inon intends attention the tuition OF the fench
Italian Spanish languages and also Of The piano forte and
ina References Of highest responsibility
win ven applying his residence, h between and
d. Gbons Academy, Dsvis music store and
Nh. Andersons stationery store.
July l7-eodn
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Agency % the Houses IN tns onsseo
ststes. -. ,.-..-s-.,,.
TAYLOR MAURY, and Fennsyvsnis
avenue, 9th street, having formed connexions with me
principal establishments Of country, win snppv Al oraer.
Tor religious scientific, and schoo'
books n lots single copies the lowest publication prices
tntions and individuals intending order pren
books from northern cies trouble and
sps1. se, , ss y leaving 'f ordS, ry v1
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Concord Academy. s,.l n
THE Of this Institution will let Of DC
+. WIN. COLEMAN, A. M, Principal.
LEWIS M. COLEMAN, Am.

N REvEREHcEs.
Hon. John Y. Mason;s a5a
Dr. =. p. Scott Speaker Of the Senate of Virginia;
Thomas J. Randolph, ESQ., Albemars;
Dr. Armistead Cook Portsmouth
Robert G, 6tanard, esq, Mchniond;
VIM H. Harrison, esq., Prince George;
VIM H. Tsyoe, ESQ., Mount Airy;
Richard Baylor, ESQ., Essexi
Andrew Hunter, ESQ., Jefferson;
Clayton @. Coleman, esq, Louisa;
John Tabb, esq., Gloucester,
VIM H. Roy esq., Gloucester;
Hon. Robert N. h. Hunter, Esser;
Right Rev. Nicholas Cobbs d. D., Bishop Of Alabama
Hon. Thomas II. Bayfy, M. Oh
Judge Daniel Coleman, Alabama;
Hot. James A. Seldom NJ. c.;
Gen. Bernard Peyton,s Richmond;
Hon. James M. Mason Frederick;
Rev. WIN. Friend, Port Royal
John r. Bryan, ESQ.,. Goucesferj
Thomas 3. Ghoson, esq., Petersburg;
Meu w. Fisher, ESQ.,. Northampton;
John w. Tyler, ESQ., Wanenton
George =. Wilkins, ESQ., Northampton
Francis E. Rives, esq, Petersburg.
present have wards
members Of the Institution.
sep.2- (Intel.]
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pfIrL1P nARTON KEY win attend 20 any busi,.esa
he mag bs intfused with before eourss Of THIS D
ct and will also amend 20 the Of claims before Con
gess md the Department.. once on o srset
wAsnrssrop, July 10, le8. July r-2swm
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4 Hl James q. 1~rrss
WILL attend he prosecution Of claims before ccnpe and tbs
NJ various executive depsrmeras Of TIE government
omes and dweliss street, sesween On and ION susen.
octa-d
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CARD.
eight vacancies his
Family Boarding. School for Young Ladies' which he will be
happy occupied daughters Of members Of Congress-
seeking recommended by small numbe
comforts OF home and BY ample for
PARENT unacquanted with the character school
specially referred editor Of paper, Of whose
r. w. CUsHMAN,
Indiana avenue, Washington.
OrfQ q
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$50 pair. ax pOn, Mscknsc blankets, 81 by 60
100 pairs ,X pon, ssnaslIabas MscLn.e blankets,
% By y inches s,,.s and Weigh Ss zen pouIss a..
800 pairs ax poin, gsnneIa blue M.eknac blankets,
Dry Good" I
80 yard, blue sirouds
80 y yard: fancy fancy s IL; e eio scsl.,
ssS yards a: fancy ., u, . slS.h, IRE green
Zoo sssS YARDS YARDS saved iis coth blu blu,
~: ~: : ::,si \: . sisa .s:,is'
e pound. .. ss,.',S 4, y; Y. isis
aso dozen cotton MADRAS handisrch,s6
Y s Ss.:a y sss as, I'M .1.s;
dozen q sssos 4: nav. VI.
70 dozen "a wooIsn shawis
s SS yard. yard. S So%:ss . csso ..,o
s:sS y 70: Ne M:.d a1;;;. calico
;;SsS 81: q: Gee S::'s s.. ;;!aSs.
5Sss yard. donssae .hIrsns, sl.seh.a
$50: yards domestic shsstina, l unSisscS:a
S S s soa:a e SsaI:n ' .oss: and pad'
700 yards plaid inssy
"a, 81 s s:nss a :sis: assorted
e calico ,H 1... ,,,..1
So pounds eoton thread
g pound pound. sew ssWn nS. .iif
20 20 piece PEE. ID .s; = I escorted
i'ooo yysrSs Rsnsnc ~ lean.
500 yHds safdnetn %
10 sS S sOund wS cbSs.ss . yermifiiou
20 Dozen m hsndkercIieG bark and ssuaans
$50 gross fancy and clay pipss
Aar4ssrs.
,,oS q noa n, Diss kemss
ir.s un Asu,ss ...,-
90 dozen 5uschsr fnivss
$500 gun Ainn
- Ee~ squaw avis
IVY nan nooks
o. o " doss s1. nan nnss
iD eossn comps, assorted
~ dozen sci.sors, assorted
y so.sn sIss 70 weigh from ~ 70 st pounds
~ ~ eo1en nsiI nss, 70 wslsn ~ pounds
''' ''. aS:..s. ~si gn,,s.s Ssssa;
- hall sIss, TO weigh sx pounds
3 s ssss sa. % weigh y pounds
go drawing knives, Il inches In Length
10 sugers equal proportions TX 1, n,
1 1so p Ds,. , ns%ss chain,
no pounds Srss. kettles
IFS hand saws
AZ e,oss eu, , saws' 4 ~, ~, " VI i "h
" cross cut saws, fees IN iensm
M, ,So n nana saw s me- a,..
~, ~ ~, s9A snsins, " ws.sn ~ ~ pouna' e~e"
SSS ~ . nlasnol s. e !, ss,. ~
H.ytlvea ouns
go Northwest .s twod. Of which mus. MEASURE re IN
required ...,,.. =. -. -. - -.
~ ~ ms ADo.e ~ ~ - .sn -,
Sommssicner Of Indian Affair." and may se % rms,n
uose hafdwhe .gncesurh nc - tu' ~
enney new and Of beuer quAhv mAn "e ac's iu
ai,ns s under former e q ss,s.a inn ann,
lst Blankets.
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Tickets alSHalvss u Sooaarsn q 7s-Eishhs q SIX.
Do do IS half do 90
Do do % quarter do y 50
DO do IS eighth do 81 rs
EbN, $4,000.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit Of Monongalia Academy,
aHHIii ~ Glass No. l4s, for ls4o
TO be drawn Alexandria, Val Saturday. the 18Th fDecembsr
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NEW and elegant silks, shawls e-In addition % our
former Just received from New York Phia
depha full and complete assortment Of the newest and most lash
OF season, among which
pieces ch ehanseabe Satin de Chimes Of color
entirely shades
rs pieces new styles figured Satin de Chimes
20 do extra Brocade Satin Chimes, Of very
poraon, found elsewhere In the District
% pieces nch figured Chaneeable Silks
10 do rich waered Irish Popins
black Turc Sains
~ do I-checked Silks, low priced
do heavy black Gro de Rhines
20 do coored Marcelncs, Of every shade
50 do styles Cashmere d'Ecosse
10 do Satin Damask Panama
Is do styles Mou-senes de Lame
20 do Lupns best French Merinos, every shade
DO high and owpnced Mousselines de Lame.
10 do nch Silk velvets Of all colors
s. DO yard wide 90 do
Together many beautiful Dress Materials
advertisement but which we shall
be pleased o those who may favor us with call.
In sHAWLs, &c, we name
$50 1914 Scotch long shaw OF entirely new designs, and very
cheap
rs "a Scotch square shawis
IS 1874 nch real Cashmere long shawi., also vey cheap
Is % cashmere square shawls
IS 1914 Hungarian plaid Scarf
Also daily expected large Cloaks yiss, Manu
las, ke Of which notice viii be given soon AZ received
Nov. 6-4wif III HOoE Co.
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LOB MAURY sookssle near oh street. have just received
Engands complets works, volumes
octave which they supply and The pubshers
expense freight kc In Washington eeoreetown
fubscrber with directions for
supplied, and the copies VIII be delivered from Taylor
Msnub. NovH
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CARD.--o g. X Psos win prscrse law in NE q ne
District Counks claims bebrs
concss He tenders his especially
United stssss nsrs clerks Usl
gtases Treasury
reference elaine for services Of such ocs Aecmu
nicatons should be postpaid
Once, street, between Ian and 1fth.
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EDITED BY
,HoMAs RITCHIE q EDMUND BURKE.
~ DEPARTMENT OF THE IETENon,
OYyIoE INDIAN AFFAIks, September -,

DEPARTAEST IETEKIoR,
oyyIoE IHDfAE AryAiKs, September -, I64s.
cEALED PROPOSALS. viii be resolved the once q the Com
Of Indian Affairs, Washington city until 10 O'Clock
n THURSDAY the s day Of November next for furnishing the fol-
Whereabouts
m Indians, and deliverable In the city Of New York, viz;
Hr Nl4 a94 Bfanksfs. 'fe
100 pairs point white Mackinac banke 10 measure 90 by
y inches, and weigh eight pounds u
100 pairs ~ point while Macknae Blankets 81 by 90
y inches, and weigh six pounds
LIS pairs point whts Macknac blankcts ~ by 50
" inches, and weigh hve and : quarter pounds
pains IN point white Msckinac blankets, 80 by 50
inches, and weigh four and asqusrtcr pounds
pairs point white Macknac blankets 30 by 46
inches, and weigh three and quarter pounds y
100 pairs point scarlet Macknac blankets 90 by ~
inches, and weigh eight pounds las
scarlet 81 by 90
inches, and weigh six pounds 'et
100 ~ point Mscknac bankes 60 by "a
inches, and weigh ten pounds
900 pairs point green Macknac blankets, 90 by ~
inches, and weigh eight pounds
pairs point Macknac b@nke 81 by &c
inchss, aud weigh six pounds
66 BY 81 inches, aud weigh pounds
400 pairs point genneia blue Macknsc Blankets TO
60 by ~ inches, and weigh eight pounds
800 pairs az genneIa blue Macktnac blanks
81 BY 66 inches, and weigh SIX pounds
a.s.a.F - yes Goods, = y
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UNITED grATEs wH0LEsALE CLOTHING WARE
HOUsE.
EVILS HANroRD, Ncs aR as4 a,s and ass P.sh street.
(bsween Fulton street and 9uIiIng siP New York.
adapted Ill In The article Of Shirts and Drawers
Also The
OIL cLoTfING AND COVERED HATS in The world. PLAIN
AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, Of all kinds.
LEWIS HANfORD,
Nos. oso, 2H oss, and sss Pearl o., N. ".
June 3o--oswam
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ERENCH and npanish LAnguagss.--J MEIERE, las pro-
sssor United stsses navy Yale Coegs Ac RESPECTFULLY
quan he ciuzen Of washington that he consemp.s giving In
egnenL .-ls .st .f" s.l.r. .
Prof Msse fse himself that his Il
TOO well established here 70 require particular References
address NJ The
Taylor Taylor Maury and Fischer HE residences Mrs.
wllamss, opposite Mr. frsnck Tsyos, Pennsyvans
Nov e-d
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.vSfarv PsbNc, Bessfr Lasd, Pswsfer and Gensroi
Agent, al Wrsshfsgfsn,
CONTINUES claims for services,
valid, revolutionary, hsfpsy, and widows PENSIONS and an
growing 1919 and Merieo
Hs long service clerk In the Treasury Department
experience AGENT ensbss him act
with promptness efficiency committed
and His charges uniformly moderate
peefed that correspondents win pay postage.
prrrrssrofs.
Hon. A. r. Bseby, Ala Hon. A. Tvsrson, Ca
Bausr King Ca Cot a O. Bsnneua p N. army,
3. Phelps Mo- Y. La ssre,
r. w, Tompkins Miss Mcssrs. Gales 4 seston,
y. n. Hsrmsnson, La. Messrs. Corcorsn 4 Rigs,
J. a. Chapman, Nd. Col r. r. Andrews, P.M.A B
D. q. kaufman, Terss Col ID. ]. Ricardo, New Orleans
job Mann, Pa. NAL Lloyd J. Beail, INA
Ak Paris, comptroller Of Peter Hssner, esq, ID auditor
treasury. treasury,
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NOR naIe-a bsautifnI yashs OF absut ten tens bur
dsn, The boat fine order, having ssi
anchor and chain, and fully equipped.
Inquire Of q. n. McbueI a. The Union ONCE
June 1s-d
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IOfaN y. MccALIA, late second AuaAssr % rs rrsa
ury oGs hs clsms rover
before Congress, the depsments In the
accounts, and agency busne generally he win also pc
law The Dszict a4 n q n f,
addressed him business should popsid His
ncs the Of On and Louisiana opposite the Tel
WAssrseros CITY, April o-eoemn e ~
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Gentlemen who either have had present have
members of the Institution.
Sep. 2-u intel
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NOTTCEThs psrinehip between JOHN
" 3 ADDISON and BEVERLY TUCKER he's bean Dissolved
viii stssd promptly Ill business
before ccnpe. and me departments e herssosfs. ,r
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