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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFrcE, June ls, lS49
ON the petition Of Charles Davenport, Of Cam
" bridgeport, Massachusetts, praying for the ex-
tension Of patent granted 10 said Davenport, for
an improvement in Draw Springs for railway car
riages for years from the expiration Of said
patent, which takes place on the ninth day of Sep
tember, 1919:
II is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office, on the fourth Monday in August
next, at IL o'clock, m. and all persons notified
10 appear and show cause, if any they have why
said petition ought not TO be granted.
Ordered also, that this notice be published in the
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zette, Philadelphia; Tribune, New York; Courant,
Hartford Daily Bee, Boston Journal, Portsmouth,
New Hampshire; Daily Atlas, Cincinnati; Adver-
tiser Detroit Republic, Augusta Georgia once a
week for three successive weeks previous to the
fourth Monday in August next.
THO. EWBANK,
Comnissioner If Pafenfs.
p. S.-Editors of the above papers will please
copy, and send their bills TO the Patent ONCE with
paper containing this notice.
June 20-law3w
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old London Bridse-An historical novel, by
" G. II. Rodwell.
GRACE DUDLEY, OR ARNOLD AT SARA
TOGA, by Chas. j. Peterson.
OLD JUDGE, OR LIFE IN A COLONY, by the
Author Of Sam Slick.
MRS. ELLIS HOUSEKEEPING MADE EASY.
CHOLERA, its Nature, symptoms, and Treat
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MARTIN 81 WRIGHT,

Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
SEVENTH STREET,
Warrington city.
JOHN MARTIN. EDwARD 3. WRIGHT.
June 13-3tawlm
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- ELLING OFF.-Being DESTROYS Of reducing our
~ stock of Summer goods, have determined
from this day forward 10 offer all goods the demand
for which ceases with the season. without regard 10
cost Our stock is now large and very complete,
and well worthy the attention Of purchasers. We
name in part
1000 yards French Lawns, fast colors at l2l cents
1900 do fine do do from is TO Is
cents
900 do black and white French Bingham, at
12l
1000 do oolored and white French Bingham,
from l2l TO rs
300 pieces French Berege and Grensdine, all
colors, among them several plain
green, 25 to 80
so do plain black and satin striped Bereges,
rs to 50
20 do checked and striped India Silks, very
cheap
10 do blackFouard silk, a beautiful article
30 do Linen Lustrcs, all colors, at %
30 do white and colored embroidered Mus
lin, at 81
$50 do checked and striped Csmbrics, from
I2J 25
200 do plain Cambrics and Jaoonets, from
Ia 10 25
200 do Nsinsook and Swiss Muslins, from
20 TO so
25 do India or Swiss Book, two yards wide,
abeautful article for summer dresses
10000 yards fine Prints, all coors and styles, from
from 81 to l2l warranted fast together with large
assortment Of Hosiery, plain open worked and en-
brodcred Kid, Silk, and Thread Gloves, Linencam-
brio Handkerchief, Lace Capes, Swiss and Cambria
Edging and Inserting, Thread Edging, black silk
Lace, Parasols, Fans, &c, besides great variety of
other articles too numerous 10 mention.
We earnestly request all persons in want Of Dry
Goods TO give call before purchasing elsewhere,
as we are confident of being able TO save them from
ten TO twenty per cent on their bills.
VERIFY & BROTHER,
No. 6 Market Space, bet. 7th and sth sits.
June l3-3tcod
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Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates OF
Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries will re-
ceive the most prompt attention, and official
count Of each drawing sent, Immediately after 1t is
over, 10 all who order from US.
Address j. & G. MAURY, agents,
June IL ALeIdndria, Va.
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w. T. PORTER.

House Sign, and Ornamental Painter,
coRsrR 6TH STREET AsD PENN. AvEsUr. UP STAIRS,
Directly oppork the National Hotel
June bly,
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A TTORNEY at Law and Agent for Claims
"A against the United States. Office on Pennsyl-
vanis avenue near 18th street, Washington.
June 13-1y
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DRY GOODS( DRY GOODS !

HALL & CO. have this day received a large anc
IL well selected stock Of fashionable Dry Goods
which will be sold the most reasonable terms
Strangers visiting Washington will do well to Civ
Us a call, as determined 10 sell cheaper tina
any other house in this city.
June 1876
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BALTIMORE, Februarv 90, ls4e.

BALTIMORE, february 20, 1s49.
We, the undersigned, shipwrights Of Baltimore,
have had the steamer Columbia upon our railway,
and, at the request Of the owners and agent, have
examined her throughout and made all necessary
repairs. We now, without hesitation, pronounce
her TO be in very good order for the transportation
Of freight and passengers between Baltimore and
Washington. FLANAGAN & TRIMBLE.
June i3-3taw6w
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VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.
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2Sth of July, lS49.
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REHABILITATION.

The July Number contains Is Engravings, IL of
these occupying page each-Two of them
Mezzotints, Two Line Engravings, and two Colored
Engravings.
The July Number contains "a pages; 36 of which
are extra.
The July Number contains 3s distinct articles by
able authors.
In short, it may in every respect be termed
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GENTLEMEN CONTRIBUTORS.

H. II. Tuckerman, Lewis j. Cist Park Benjamin,
VIM. Alexander, J. F. Otis, Joseph A. Nunes,
Francis De II. Janvier, Rev. Alonzo Potter, d. D.,
w. A. Jones, T. S. Arthur, Thomas King, Charles
Murphy, j. w. Weideneyer, j r. Orion, Alexander
J Morton.
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LADY CONTRIBUTORS.

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Kate Hall, Mrs. j. C. Neal, Miss A. c. Twiggs,
Mrs. A. M. F. AMMAN, Mrs. s. A. Lewis, Anna c.
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A DOUBLE NUMBER!
THIS OR ANY OTHER COUNTRY.

Besides giving more matter in every Number than
any other publication, he gives in addition TO those
who pay three dollars, the Lady's Dollar News
paper, OF large size, published twice month. The
paper alone contains more reading than any month
ly except the Lady's Book-thus So subscribers
get three publications each month, fully equal to
two magazines. This is n better premium than
the " miserable" engravings offered by others
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"a E.-The steamer CO
IN LUMBlA, Captain James Har-
per, will leave Commerce street
s..Lrf L.. R-lA..,,n.n -. Snt,,..
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PHILADELPHIA, March l, l849.

We send you greeting from the Quaker City.
All along the line from New York to Philadelphia
we had abundant evidence Of the anxiety prevail
ing in every of the country to witness the
Inauguration of General Taylor; hundreds and
thousands are vending their way to Washington,
and that "elty Of magnificent distances" will, tor
the next week, be the very focus and centre Of
fashion, and humbug, and political mendaclsy, and
fun Every man there will be candidate for an
ofice, and every maiden there will be candidate
tor matrmony.
Having been detailed to present an account Of
observations along the line, and descriptive ac-
count of the festivities Of the d,lletawti and the
.ossovor, in Washington, we shall perform the
ouy with rs great fidelity as possible. We shall
proceed tomorrow morhisg to Washington.
We performed the journey from New York to
Philadelphia, via New Brunswick aud Trentoa,
" Ith rspidity aud comfort. We were joined at
Newark, by a company destined tor California, by
the overland iOute, through the Indian country.-
This company, consisting OF about forty young
| n,n Is commanded by Or. Darcy. OF Newark.
ale PItsideDt VI the railroad non jersey City to
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OMclal COarteAles.

General Taylor, the Preside mt elect with . large
company Of other invited guests was hospitAby surer
tanned At dip yesterday ~ the Presidential man
ssn by the President Of the United States Tbis In
OF courtsies between the outgoing and the
incoming chief msgtrste must b. regarded AZ highly
hos oTab;e TO all concerned
The corpor ate authorities Of the city Of Washington
waite ON rre.idsnt Polk yesterday, at twelve ocock
BY appointment. offer him their respects aud good
wiz he's on his rstirrme mt FROM ofnce Toe gentlemen
Of the Corporation received with great sordiaty
by the President, who replied TO brief address fro
the Mayor. In soms remarks both feeling aoa comp-
mentary, which hope to obtain report Of for u-
tGIe paper.
After leaving Preside mt Polk. the members OF the
paired the quarters OF
and received and greeted by the Presidsst elect
with his accustoned ooortssy and warmth. -NstioasI
LrfeAfsercer, Ma,ch2
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WAsHI .aroN, March I, lSa9.
TIE En-c0m' and Ost.go,~g Adw, ,strat.on-
Ia, ,t,o N.ss nj q,

| TIE kn-com' and Ost.go,~g Adm,~,straslon-
Ia 1na Session. Of Congress, &c.
The bret, as given our letter this morning
continues be, Of course, the all-absorbing topic
Of conversation. For a wonder, the list has re.
NAMED, up to the present hour, uachanged-one
OF the strongest possible proofs OF its being near
The mark. The selections have taken every body
by surprise, as no one here dreamed of Meredith
getting the Treasury, or Ewing the Post-Office.
OF Mr.. Meredith very little is generally known,
and public opinion Is therefore state of slspen-
ION. The great question is not as to his ability,
but AIS he an ultra wing or modtrudo?'-which,
being Interpreted, meanetb, as It probable he will
retain the present clerks, or turn them out to make
rem Tor the hungry expectants with which
Washington IS file dP' II Is very important
question 10 those Immediately Interested, although
scdiceH so momehIous To the people at large, who
don't care button who does the drudgery OF the
d firIeLt beauieaus.
Gen. Taylor dned to-day with the President.
The heads OF department. and few distinguished
eentltm were present. The General takes for
NAL possession Of tie White House on Monday.
The Corporation took leave OF Mr. Polk this
m'Ining
Mr.. Secretary Walker babe farewell to the gen.
ttmtn connected with the Treasury Department,
TINS afternoon. He made short address, and APP
Feared to be deeply moved on the occasion.
Ii Is loo ked upon as a "fxtd tact" that an extra
session of Congress will be Gale d together. The
action. or rather want OF act on, of the present
Congress, will lender such u step absolutely ne
cessary. The democrats have no objection, as
tbty hope 1t will be the means OF killing the ad
mlnIsuauon the wings are in no wise back ward
IN the desire TO display themselves on the 'minls-
ttral Benches"
The city continues to suffer from plethora,
disease which will daily assume worse type till
The sixth of March after winch time, il is believ
ca there will be tile difficulty in procuring either
hacks or beds-two needtul articles, which are
rather scarce just now b.
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WASHINGTON, March l, 1849.
The Vice Pvesidcnt Elect The Cherokees--TNs
CUbtu<t. &C.

The Hon. Mr.. Fillmore, Vice President elect,
made his appearance in the hall of Representa-
tlves this morning. He took position IN the
lobby, and there held his lepee, much to the de-
light OF the members and the hangers on, the lat.
ter, just now, being tnconvenlently numerous.
There was an old.fashI0ned shaking Of hands.
In the House, more than three hours to-day
were occupied In the consideration OF amend
mems TO the Indian Appropriation bill. The
ame Bdme Mt Of the Senate to pay the Cherokees
smo UNITS due under the treaty win them, was mo-
diiit d, al to provide Tor fair settlement by
officers Of the government. This, IT Is said, took
about $I50,CUO from the hands OF agent who
had made a contract with the Indians to get their
claims through Congress.
The gentlemen designated for the cabinet Of
General lay lor are men OF known ability. There
are u few cruskers, of course, among ihose who
ex ecied TO ride into good places the shoulders
81 Others.
The proceedings Of the House were not gene
rally Ante resting, as yeu have already learned.
e..
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New BruOsw,c& the company, on taking seats IA
bors aud friends who had assembled to bid them
adlru they started on the journey full Of hope
and courage God speed them
The nun Der OF persons IN this city, romts for
Washington, is stated 10 be unprecedentedly large.
Where, in the name OF BAcchus, and IN the name
OF Ep'curus, these persons are to fad food and
or NIX, to say nothing OF lodgings, in Washington,
is a: present mystery; when we arrive on the
ground we may be able to elucldate 1t. In the
meantime, farewell C.
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NEW TELEoRAPHIc LINEs.-A triple line of te-
Iegraph, it appears, 10 TO connect New York and
Buffalo The O'Keiily line, with BANS printing
apparatus, is to be get up between the two points,
as soon as the GROUND 10 thawed out-taking the
eat side of the river. Another line OF Morse's
Telegraph is to connect Newburgh and ALBANY on
the side OF the river, max ing another circuit
as branch OF the New York and Erie line
dibQ1V Argus, March i
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THE Ice IN SusoURHANNA RIvkR.-We learn
frem a gentleman who came from Havre de-
Grace yesterday, that the ice still rema,ns firm IN
the river; but it is his belief that 1t viii give way
IA of the opinion that there will not be much
damage IN the breaking up Of the ice, uoless there
IL a heavy ram in the mean tlms.-Balt, Sun,
March !.
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PHILADELPHIA, March 3, 1919
a Neo Lfcense LaU-- The S,wtheyw Mud The
h"sh TO Wash,ngto~--Buxgiars,G SC.
a license bill has passed one branch of our Ls-
glsature, which will undoubtedly be advantageous
10 the revenues Of the commonwealth and n ,ba
moral condition OF our city and county. The prce
OF the licenses are to range from $500 to $50 per
annum, according to the amount of sales : iuf;cts
penalty OF IS per day, upon al persons selling
without license, and permits the informer to be
witness. 1t Is thought that this law will produce
revenue OF $4,000 per annum. Another good
effect will be, that the vendors of ardent spirits,
finding necessity for increasing their profits, will
be more liberal la the admixture OF water so that
Inc inbibers will be benefited by getting less of
the ardent.
The Canal Commissioners intend opening the
main line Of canals next Saturday, if the weather
permits.
The Southern mail, due at O'Clock this morn.
ing, did net arrive TIL III O'Clock, on account OF
tllr snow on IT e track.
To accommodate the hundreds rushing to Baltl.
more, the steamboat Ono " III start tomorrow
morning, from Dock street what, at 8 o'clock
the train leaves at z. M >, as usual Our trdeners
are preparing an immense number OF bouquets to
Do taken to Washington, To meet the de- mand
amor Z The bellies OF The Inauguration ball.
Inc burglars are becoming more and more en-
bold-ned every aay. This morniug, early, u ser
want girl In family living III Rose sire IT, on going
down INTO the parlOr, found the astral lamp burn
Ing, the sideboard forced open, and all the spoons
among the missing. Hearing u noise III the base
menf, she gave The aldim but the fellow escaped,
though pursued by the watchmaa. He had been
seated by the fire IN the dining room, regaing
himself with the contents of the pantry, including
IA bottle OF good old wiRe. He had smoked three
segars alter his meal.
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Arrivals In waS hluUtou

Among the recent arrivals NJ tho apital are Hon
William G. Dawson, Senator elect from Georgia; Hon
Andrew Stevenson Ct Virginia; Hon John " Alisn
and Cook, Ct Ohio, and Usn. Solomon Van Re nsss-
k.r, CT Albany, N. Y
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GOLD htNEsop 1HE GfLA-na- wEBsEx AUTHOR
~ Of Old HckS the Guide srzsnis which pro-
posts sspcrs the ron u the Ga Toe By orus
hnsis the nearest 90 the sacramento
Emo gold at TITO Gia He preparing su sc,
ord 10 ut the American Hotc between o'clock
The book will 10 ready In . tow daya
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AInod; Herr; Dary;lle M .eyn.d. Mss Jshs Nelson.
cSks;Hu. Nj: Sarss s:s .s Nj. ssi'p. pe.ss. !.
~. Nove,,. Spe:ad ev y At oon ara aud
meassrns yen feet rued waved 81 .ches around
vn.d n.nie, lambert sean At Ill hcurs with
es sssss .ss hss sr.%
Ase will be exhibited AT zach perform,
ps.nd Mr. Yrs sS %v u, on "
iive Oursi Outsng Msdams Rsokweil fortune teller
Adm s 2' cents ohd,en der " ysars TX cents
TNhE .ThICAL NOrIrE.-sT Oh Arr ES NEW O1LeANS
and 81 ouis Theatres.we ady propo.
son from lsdies aud peuer Of GOOD 10 the da
matte prot ien Tor nuoPens during the ensuing
season. IN st louia and winter in Aew Ore, HAviug
been the lee Of the Mobile Theatre
Part rsque Ivy en- sddresed this sesoa on business
oonrFced wi that establishment We 'Ake this
form e tob that have interest
in any theatres exoeI hose named at the Of this notice.
LUDLOW SNITs.
vTNBE GOLDkN DREAMS AND VISIONS IF ii " Is 80
etqpeny pictured to the f. ia Aranio legends
scpeed in measuratly by the
Ieivson Of the ned trof Guilame tho Classic
252 Ere opposite the City Han Perform
evening at half O'CLOCK Boxes 25c paquette Y1
AttesI pe.forn Wedresdsys snd Saturdays
r. Will ~S, Manager.
" say evening and aud Saturday
afternoon at ok with Of female artists Eth0
pan usters and troupe Of Ell artists who appear
Of select cbo'ce Oches
tra Box's S7% cent. rarquete 25centA
CaSiLk IanDkN.-1hE AbtVE WfL.-nhUwN sun
~ be CARED for Evening dur
For further sppy
At the Oioe the Ireusss BY letter pad drsr,ea
the mrprietors FRENoh REIsER
RA>ILi'S GkAND hutlCAL FESTIVAL Will TAKE
- psce tbs abernace ST. init which
IL rtse,t II ecsn DAVID. will be performed BY 5H
under The dir ction and ship B.r
$40 bad at the principal hotels IT,
with Fnelnh worss far ale at re do at s. ccpv
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CALIyOsklA INDIA pUBBEw OUTFfTs-THE 81 g.
scrher prepared furnish Outfits persons going Ca
hn,p ohssper usn they 10 bought IN New York. and
ooas Lseiss life bnAe spreads cape boots
nufso'urtd !, for sale ~ John TTIORyI.sf
India Rubber Mar~faeures lss Ohssnut A. Phi.dspha
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M OTICE.-PILOT An NAVY BREAD, SUITABLE
IN for the Cal for Ia for saIs price,
n quantities to suit purchaser. ny
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CALlFURklA DAGtkRKEorYTE s. PERSONS ABOUT
~ California their
friend, would de we'll call Bradv Nos rs and
Brosdwsy where by Of and ad
EDITIONS oshnebt faithful keussses be
okts,pe ~ TIE hovteet- noe're
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all holders opp unity tteir pre-
peve d ol Stk which he obtained
under he hr,ro i " dred ny the
Board that the for receiving subscriptions such nds
ho have already s,b.cr'oed taken
81 OF
Ssrioe the 3t day Of Aarch s9 After that d., tho
right will and h lost subscribers aud their
|as1a Up that date inclusive holding stocR u
ts COMPANY cub crbe far ronds the OF their
|Stock paying when r,eepts will b
them hs original empuvs rig and on the same
In all siven Of Bonds
Of trnary The sma ID beirS S5. stock.
holders will he allowed acquire other st ck by
tran. make o enough for n Bond.
The rate Boz d. barring per cent interest and
for Bup de hearing six Doth rtble
from the stock OF the Company,
according Il 0 'ualiv paid tor {
Agents may apply B0nds Stockholders
than $500 tie AID q Company offered BY
Trooos Of the 18Th February will ageuts
. piitsioD If j. bOPKI>S Treasurer.
aheve notice .upersedes issued
this su,j-ot whh v0d>bv drawn In
hse'c. was pub ished With biographical
New Y ork, March ist Slg.
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SCELLAN EeptJS.

snDDt El LOWS BALL-BRpTdERs PERKINS HAVE RE.
~ csvsd per st auasbip CT II CIR Cora. Green
lesf Ton atee. ep>e's &c. They make
spesoid dspsy H. usr ,srder this Nav
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