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was more pointed and direct against Mr. Clay il was NO
ing which he held in his party and the country and hi.
extraordinary intellect woull, in any age, or among any
people have placed him among the foremost men OF his
respect To his high intellectual qualities preferred him Of
all others for Chief Magistrate Mr. Webster was how.
ever. not only no tacuclan but was often the victim OF
or weakness he gave his assent Though a great man.
he was not bold one His genius had uniformly quaiIsd
before the and naexibe boldness Of Mr. Clay; and
knowing the right he yet had not the courage always to
maintain H. Other inhnilies obscured and limited the
sway OF his Gin many respecs) profound and compehen-
five genius Among the legislators, statesmen, and poll.
tcans OF the day. few his equals, though his pub
hc acts were often nged by his profession, and the law
Yer was too frequently pecepibe. In politics he ma
nonal, and distinctly and unequivoeslly centralis,
Always and IN every stage OF his career, acting with
ana IeadIng those who were for strong and spen-
ma government welded 10 Britith politics and the
BRUSH system, he would have obtained high distinc.
uon ~ tbe fafiEment OF cabinet OF thai country where
mind purchased, and the revenues of nation are made
70 supply 70 eminent statesmen the demands of ,ncon
aefass ana m.less s- exayagsnce To the sterner vr
Mr. Webster was disciple High salaries and j.rre
expenditures had in him. all occasions except when
his country was distress and democrats adminsterns
the government powerful advocate Capital he was
dsposed TO clothe with privilege, and the champion
Of IT. demands the floor OF Congress and before he
people Yet we must DO bin the justice 70 say that be-
Mr. Webster delivered in Boston speech free trade,
whose arguments powerful and irresistible that il
would require fen times his own ingenuity 10 answer
them Perhaps there is phenomenon in the revolutions
81 parties 90 surprising a. that after such speech Mr.
Webster should have turned hightarf man. unless il
g ihst after mt Bsrrens report % the convention Of
Phladeiphm, the Georgian should have sacrificed the
principles q that report at the shrine Of protection
Aware OF his ability and impressed with conscious
nsss that ne was faithful index Of the feelings princi
ples and wishes OF his party, Mr. Webster had long
felt thai 4 was due TO him and them that he should be
their candidate On repeated occasions the more schem
ins and fascinating influence Of Mr. Clay had been made
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GOATS pants, and vests, made % or,hcr.-BARNEs
MITCHELL respectfully TO gentlemen that they
opened within days the most extensive and best
French English and American cloths, cassnees,
bracng die best Makes Styles fashionable
such moderate rnte a. will please the
and economical buyers A. their purpose 20 In
their business In this particular branch TINS seaso ey
pants made order, In neat and fashion
cali variety before buying
they sell Cheap and give good article Their
o point cutting and good workmanship are equal 70 any
will be expected 10 take the goods
They only few Of the leading colors;
10 pieces very superior and rich black French cloths Of Baou
Smoni's manufacture -.
we have coats ma o from $i6 20 $40
pieces London smoke and olive brown cloths now much won
in fr0ck aud sack coats
pieces olive other fashionable shades, green do
y DO French and English of a variety of shades
do dark grey do i @,agas .s
Also cadet mixed
ness coats. sstHf
pieces doeskin Bajou Smoni's Make the
article, will be sold 20 cent less nn former
SO pieces real French cassmere Of and a
ionable them and changeabe brown geens
mouse, drab, grey, and other fashionable colors - -
Also, grey coored weeds Of every quality and STYLE
IN vEsTINGs.
supply superior and extensive than we have ever be-
beautiful supply Of cravats In silk sain, and Mads
every description and cheap
Best quality kid gloves, merno, cashmere, &C.. do
and ambswool socks suspende and every oter aro
Between 9th and 9th streets, Penn avenue
Sept Is-3aw3wf
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unrrD srArrs pArssr oy,los, sepieml

a UkITED sTArEs PATENT oyyoE, September 10, 1s4g.
w HEHEAs, Charles A. Krechler, = subject OF the
King q Sweden dd obtain letters patent Of United States
bearing date July TO- 1895 and whereas Carl Fakman also
ZEE, Of the said King Sweden did make application at this ONCE
of letters patent for substantially the invention the 30h OF
based upon Swedish patent dated August 1885, the
evidence Of which has been presented and filed
And whereas an interference declared by this Office between
parties Aforesaid iith September
Day o. hearing appointed 10 be the ird Monday In Marh tsn
hundred and N.Y. and the parties notified Of the through
agents that 70 say M Charles Keller Oft city Of New
York. Tor Fakman and Mr. H. Eddy, OF Boston, for kechler
and whereas The said EDDY late attorney for me said Krece
did inform this oce, by his letter dated the 18th
informed a % The present residence q The said krech.r and
TINT the said attorney ceased when kece
was issued and delivered and that the official notice OF the ne
ence 10 the said Eddy Is no legal notice TO the
Now therefore, this to give notice the said Charles Krech
e and 70 oil whom that the application for letters
patent o an apparatus for dsng and reens rlous liquors.
by Carl Fakman aforesaid has been adudged Interfere with the
invention claimed by Charles Krechler and for which letters pa
tent granted the 10Th OF July, ls49 that
e hearing viii be granted the time above named and ia
on with the provisions Of the eighth section of the Of Con-
gess approved July a. 1885, and the rules Of this Office pertaining
thereto Etf = t.tasT
IL ordered, that this notice be published Republic
National IDtelgencer, Washington Daily Bee Boston T
bune New York. In each week for six months previous the
80 THos. EwBANK,
. las Commissioner of Patents.
r Editors Of the above will please copy and send their
bills In dupcate 10 the Patent Once with containing the
notice. stiL-.g Sept 25-law6m
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Washington University OF Bais,mors.


THE annual session for s49 so will commence
l. tory lectures, the last Monday in October next
The daily lectures thereafter will temporarily
eonnodous building neatly purpose Liberty
street, one door north OF baltimore.
MEDIcAL FACULTY.
John g. Monkur, NJ DInslues Practice Medicine
Med. jurisprudence and Mental Diseases.
George O. NJ Roberts, NJ Dobstelcs and Diseases OF Women
Reginald N. Wright, A. NJ M D.-chemsry.
A. 5nowden Piggo, A. M NJ D.-Anaiomy and Physiology
X. N. Wright, A. M M. D.-Suraey,
A. - Piggou, A. MN D-Therapeuties, Mat Medca, and lily
giene.
The duties Of demonsaior will performed the Professor
Of Anatomy
The Faculty ample means, appa-
models &C., for thorough complete
hvered best regulated county The OBJ
sietca models the largest and imported and
procured la Paris nj great cost
The Faculty intend possible, I'LL chairs
thereof & .ttA = tlfH
They pledge themselves unweaed devotion
all who be disposed themselves under their tuition.
Tickets els diploma GO sos macula-
ton Students arriving requested call
member Faculty, who will
lection OF a boarding house, &c sc.
For further Information address the Dean Of the Faculty.
REGINALD N. WRIGHT,
No. 1903 West Fayette street, door Of Liberty
Sept 6-oaw4w a r. aEF "th hst
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WANTED, daily, the baltimore, philadelphia, New
York Boston, New Oicans General Agency and Ccmms
Once young and retail and other
specialize business bcokkeeper .esnen porer bar
keepers coachmen, agents. book and
agents. COLLECTORS branches Of business Ac We
have OF good situations on hand which
Those want OF situations OF
KIDD would do well TO give call as we have agents IN
Of ces enable place every applicant In
asutabe situation Al te shortest We have large scquant
cities, which uus Will enable us 10
give Satisfaction 10 al who may favor ne with csn
between South and Gay.
living part Of the United States and wishing
70 obtain Baltimore either Of the above cues WI
have wants immediately attended ny addressing ne line
pcstpad doing they win cusn both trouble and s
which they would incur by coming 20 me cry and
s '"p's"''' ''' ae" TAYLOR TAYMAN,
fh No. 80 Second street,
Nay M-du baltimore, Nd.
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TRAnsroRTATIos or sroREs...
NAVY DErAsrnEsr,


Bureau OF Provisions and Coling September 10, le49.
DROPOsALs sealed .Poposas for freight Ma
Gao" will be received II this bureau until three O'Clock,
Thursday The l day Of October s4s for the q
Boston, Massachusetts 70 the port OF Macao China hee
delivered the United storskeeper shore, 70
asked Der barrel without distinction between wet dry
barrel half bae Of beef pork -four rice vinegar, pickles
wskey dried apples, will be considered barrel all Other
be estimated the Of 81 cubic feet ~ barrel
whatever they contains IN the measurement Of all casks
barrels the s will be deducted No prmage TO be al
lowed Ten ar weather working TO be allowed each Of
Payment be made BY agent In the United States 70 Dc
te bidder and designated in the charter party, within
cargo The vessel inspection, and be ii he
yad by the 18th Of October s9 ready receive
and, presented for examination within three days
amer being notified OF her acceptance the bureau win consider
liberty offer the freight To the next lowest bidder TO make
arrangements may best subserve the public interests
Sept H--la4w s.4s
baltimore College 1870 $50.
THE regular Course Of Lectures In this Institution
the LAST MosDAY or NosEMBER, and win continue four
The Dssecdns Rooms will be opened
Monday Of October &tH
ELgAzAR PARMLy, M. ID, Provost
CHArs HARRIS, A. NJ, M d., Professor Of Principles and
TnssAs b. BosD M NJ D., Professor special Pathoo-
Ky and Therapeutics.
CYREMus o. CosR M d. d. d. 81 Professor Of Operative and
Mechanical Dentistry. Ns.. ftte ss7
PHILIP AusrEs, AM, NJ d. Demonshator Of Mechanical
Dentistry, and Lecturer Dental Chemistry.
The College contains the ample provision for
and commodous with all the
applances Mechanical WorkshoPsi an IrHary,
Room Museum containing thousands Of teeth OF every PATHOLOGY
cal variety; and two Lecture Rooms
septG~aaseosui Ip' VIZ HANDY, Dean.
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NEW MUsICJust received staoners Hall, door east
IN street, Pennsylvania avenue, the following and
music which will be sold al usual reduced four cents
per page, 10 every one VIM flsChEh
NY southern Home, composed by the late J. T. :. sullivan
Good Sally, deara mvohie Ethiopian song composed BY
Tbe JoIy old Crow AZ sung by the virrinia Minsrcs
Oh Phoebe an Ethiopian song, by Harrington -
thought he jcsuns FOE sufej popular es"a ny W.
Cunnington
The Sweet Robin, by Stephen Glover
Sing and remember me, BY W. q. Peters
ments dedicated the Rev r. Doneian, ~ H. schwins
The Appomatox Waltz, by A. Picot
The Flora Waltz, by q. ". Gerkin
The Margaret Polka, by Henry schwng
In Pal Distant Lands, by ID. NJ Msys
FiseIle and Beiselle Polka by Helmemuler
The Of Alabama by Hon. A. ID. Meek
and complete In number, BY Glover
Light and Free adapted 10 the air OF Rosa Lee
We're out upon Mooniit Wave by Hewitt
The Dying Soldier, q beautiful song
Sept - t8
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EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL OF VIRGINIA..
me Diocesan School. ncsr Alexandrfas hsv' -.
DnIrymple, Rector.

THE next session institution win commence on hs second
Wcdnesdsy (2h September and continue months The
oh,ec on Inc school thoroughly Christian tn
for the Junior and senior Glasses Of college
M .dve duties extensive In depart
en Of languages and e greatest pains taken tosecus
branch Terms 80 per session,
advance Parents sending sons pay
siso each. Bedding go per session extra -
The number Of students limited IS Parents who intend N
give early notice that places may be re-
All who entering The school o.t
requested present themselves pursay Me r say
session Application for admission and further information
county, Virginia" AWw-Na"0~
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IAJvALI BROTHER merchant aos Pennsylvania avenue,
under Gadsby would their and
the ctsens generally arrival OF their fall goods which have
from the houses In the New
We prepared 70 have garment made % order
good terms they can Dc
housht a. anyc establishment north Of ne.
Also supply Of furnishing articles Tor gentlemen, such
Shirts shirts and silk shirts and drawers suspend
crs style cava dressing robes &C
Sept 20-3aw3wn DUVALL bhoihhh
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be. nc. &C.
Whole tet. Soo-Haivcs eo-Quaucn e5-Eiehths ~ TO-
Ceru6caies Of packages o. IS whole ucies, sz7e %
Do 90 = = Quarter mai &c @S
no no 40 Is sirhss DO SIS
Orders and Cerhcatcs Of Packages In he
above splendid receive the most prompt attention. and
Of each drawing sent Immediately snsr over
"a" v xS5, va'' NUN IA G. MAURy, Agents,
seut " Alctandfa Virginia.
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DEG % inform citizens Of Washington and he District
that they established branch Of their New fofk house IN
citv OF o street. where They
have complete assortment OF Staple ana ancy stanone
Ensls French. German manufacte They In
80 s,cl.r ssser,or 10 their Of FANCY AND ORNA
MEN'rAI. sTATIONERY, ENGLISH ILLUMINATED BIBLES
Trsr AWENTs AND PRAYER BOOKS and beg say thai
from s ces they 10 importing her good. diree, IRON
purchaser not 70 be found other In this city,
RcufII mil
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- THE steamer osCEoLA will, ON Sunday, the -
4Zli OF September, making mp week 10
&k the above place, leaving Washington every sunday
At O'Clock Returning Baltimore Tuesday
O'Clock p She will stop regularly going and returning
eonardtown, Nd st. Mays Md and Cone nver Va
and landings Potomac, for signals 10 land
FOR NORFOLK.
The steamer osceola viii leave Norfolk every Thursday
O'Clock Returning, leave Norfolk every Friday at O'Clock
D. m Passage and fnre IS. .. .
landings. JAMES mrChELl,
Sep 70 M Captain.
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UNITED srATEs wHoLEsALE CLOTHING WARE

HOUSE.
EVILS HANFoRD, Nos a5, a54, 49, and ass Pearl
IL Fulton and Burlng sp New York. have
land CLOTHING United
ldapted 10 all markets. Drawers,
keen manufacturers Of
OIL CLOTHING AND COVERED HATS In the world. PLAIN
AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, Of all kinds.
Catalogue of stock sent by promptly hlled
LEWIS D. HANf0RD,
Nos. asa, 25i, ass, and 21s Pearl st., N. u
June 30-2aw3m
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Lives insured. $50. -. III
JOSEPH D. COLLINS, President
ts A' D. s.ssss No. IL rod sau penn.p.
w. T. joms.ros, NJ d., opposite City Post once, I'm street.
fhsmphcs explanatory principles snd operations Of the
can be had on application a The Agents emce.
Oct -
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TO CONTRACTORS.
DLUE RIDGE RAILROAI

III
blue RIDGE RAILROAD.
PROPOSALS will DO received undersigned,
the construction of through Blue Ridge,
geer with the deepcu and embanent connected herewith
The win DO 496o long wide, high
with ditch each side viii eawardly Of q
the mile and 100 feet below the Of the mountain
being distinctly stated this Eastern
half is bid for f a4 tat f.-5ft s4, n z
and will Obtain from the undersigned all information
The payments will be with suitable reservation ill the
completion Of The testimonials energetic
prosecution Of the work, will be expected. ~ .F.et 81
Printed forms proposals will application
BY order Of the President and Drcc,ors
Aug. lI-dtOct1 Engineer Blue Ridge Railroad.
-Prop0sals Will also be received until the 18th Of
October next for the construction Of the railroad the
mountain eight half miles. II comprises
Sept i5.ti5th Oct G. CRoZET.
scbers would respectfully inform the public that they have
for sale large and general assortment OF excellent n
ture, yizi
Mahogany hair and spring seat sofas
Do marbletop and other dressing bureaus
DO rocking and paror chairs Of every description
DO marble top, centre, and scroll pedestal card tables
DO marble top closets
chamber consisting dressing bureau
French beds,ead, table, and four cottage chair.
rosewood and every other description
Cane aud wood-seat chairs, rockers, &C.
Round back Office, and chldren' chairs
Handsome painted wash closets, stands, and tables
large lot glass pickle and preserve jars, with covers
100 dozen glass tumbers, Of various sizes
Ivory and buck handle knives and forks
SO handsome gilt and Powered walters
Twist double and single barrel guns
With large assortment Of other articles in the house furnishing
line. All OF which will sell reasonable and accommo
dating terms. GREEN TASTET
Sep 23-eod2w Concert Hall.
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Concord Academy.
THE Of this will of DC
+. WIN. COLEMAN, A. NJ, Principal
LEWIS M. COLEMAN, Am.
REyERRNcEs.
Hon. John " Mason;'
DR. f. r. Scott, Speaker OF the Senate Of Virginiaj
Thomas J. Randolph esq. !. Abemaie;
DR.. Armistead Cook Portsmouth ii
Robert q. Stanard esq. Richmondi
VIM ii. harrison, esq.,. Prince Georges
WIN. II. Tayloe, esq.,' Mount Aryj
Richard Baylor, esq., Essext
Andrew Hunter esq., Jefferson; a#s. b.
Clayton q. Coleman, ESQ.,. Louisa;
John Tabb, ESQ., Gloucester;
WIN. ii. Roy, esq., Gloucester;
Hon. Robert NJ +. Hunter, Essex s.
Right Rev. Nicholas Cobbs, ID. d., Bishop Of Alabama;
Hon. Thomas ii. Bayly, M. c.;
Judge Daniel Coleman, Alabama; gsEs H..aH
Hon. James A. Seldom. M. O.
Gen. bernard Peyton. Richmondj , 5stft. @-5
Hon. james M. Mason. Frederick ......s, .r
Rev. VIM. Friend, Port Royal
John X. Bryan, ESQ.,. Gloucester; .h
Thomas 3. GholsOn, ESQ., Petersburg; '.
Mien w. Fisher ESQ., Northampton
John w. Tyler esq.,s Warentoni * 3
George II. Wilkins esq., Northampton
Francis T.. Rives esq. Petersburg
enemen either have had present have wards
Of the Institution.
2-u TInte1 81
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Christopher Gr.m,ner,

Christopher Grammer,
Attorney aad CouHseiYor at Law,
HAVING Pennsylyania Avenue be-
III 9th streets, will continue practise law in the
caims before Congress, De
paments, the Board Of Commissioners Of Mexican claims
Aug l2-eOd2m
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Disekvvood's Edinburgh Mss.zine for september
ID 1919, this day received for sale BY
t s@ BOOKSELLERS, near ON street
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,EPTEMBEB Report OF the Mutual Ian Insurance
y Company Of New York once No Is Wall street
fund August 1870 exceeding ee72ooo
This Institution during september, issued hun
dred and twenty polio ies, viz HtH
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raorosALs Yoa INDIAN GOODS.
DErAErnEsr o. THE IrrFnIoHl


o sna M III s,s IN 4. ~ an
inches, and weigh 4. pound pounds I.
,'o psis M na. az and "nar,s ,s,..aJ. - w "
o ,ss noin ss Mackinae bianLes 10 measure "A nv N
Nv inches and weigh four and ouaIer nounds y ~ ~
oo ." ,,iaa WINE MacLinae ManIsss .asss 40 h Az
" inclas and weigh three and aasrte, nonmds - ~ y
am ,.1s nni csrie, Macsinac s, as ~ M n, 10
Ao pars po M . uankes, 70 measure oo Dy ~
an ,ir" ~ min, scase a., =, a +. "a
wv inches and weigh sis pounds 'ea'a' " ~ "
o ~ point green aeknac Blankets to measure u by "a
aoo .irs ,a, s,"s sal nv! tuunas i, m =. -,
o,o ihe n ana weisn sgn, bounds !, -,
zo P p s.ssh Mhcknac ohhAe@ 70 measure o. by 10
100 pair. " pom, gentnea blue Macknar blankets measure
am. 70 ~ ~ ihches, and weigh zen POUNDS
fV Pa i. genuhss piue olahkes' 70 measure
800 pairs point gentnea blue Mac kinac blankets
o. :" W INCHES, ana "sisn SIX pounds
Dry Goods'
i'oo oo yards yards scarlet s,sa si. strSnds
100 yards fancy isl cloth, blue
$50 yards fancy list cloth, green
1000 yards gray list cloth, blue
1900 yards list cloth scarlet
500 yards saved list CLOTH green
100 dozen cotton Gas haadkerehefs
30 dozen cotton Madras handkerchief
is Dozen dozen ~ slse ao .,n .s.%'.
~ dozen "a shawis
IS dozen ~ cotton shawis
5000 yards domestic calico tH
5000 yards English and French calico
$3.50 s!sS yards yards s %s'' s9iiin s'''e'
1000 yards blue denins
$1,000 yards domestic snssins, anS as
5000 yards checks, stripes and pads
400 dozen woolen socks
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ron nORFOI.K.

For NORFOLK.
.<f-S The osCEOLA win, Saturday. the 7th
July, commence making trips week TO the above
place. leaving Washington "Wednesday
O'Clock Returning, leave Norfolk Monday and Thurs
She going returning Pney Point Old Point Cone
River. and the landings
Passage and Norfolk. .....................s5
a. I" Piney Point.
July 7-d1 JAMES MITCHELL, Captain
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pHILIP BARTON KEY win attend 20 any business
he may b. intued with before either Of e courts o. this Dis
c and win also attend 20 the prosecution OF claims before Con
pess and the Departments. once on street. !
WAsHrsaTor, July 10, 1886. July 1T-5awh
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BENJAMIN r. Worcester, teacher
cffboncsphy during the in several schcos In s
continues give his Mrs Y. N.
Posters Oh street, between and ~ reasonable terms
Sept 2-lawu y
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either present have wards
members Of the Institution.
Sep. 2-u (Intell ~-
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III public friends having permanently located In Wash
tuition Of the French,
.n spanish languages and also Of The piano forte and
ing In References Of the very highest responsibility
viii by applying his residence, 2 between and
d. Gbson Academy Davss music and
Mrs. Andersons stationery store.
July l7-eodn
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HENRY r. FOOTE will hereafter practise In the supren
III Court of The United States. joy 5. ~ I 4
@ Less him may directed either Jsek.on
missis~ippi, OF 70 thh city. July ~
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7 KNOX WALKER VIII practise law IN the Supreme
- States and prosecution
claims against the government Addrss Washington, O.
Mar. ih-0
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Court Of United States In letters he
proper cannot attend claims before Congress
Of the departments but will devote his attention exclusively
20 eases ntrusted him In the supreme Court.
Once Pennsylvania avenue, the Seven Building, wash
ineton, ID. O. Mar ST
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NOTICEe partnership hereoo.e existing between John
IN r. ADDISON and BEVERLY TUCKER has been dlssolved
TucKsR attend promptly 20 all business
Congress and the departments a. herefofofe
March 2l-u $500 s.4 ~
Tor ssle-s besutifnl yacht Of about ten tons bur-
almost The boat IL In fine order having new sails,
new anchor and chain, and fully equipped. 4 NJ
Inquire Of g, II. MeDuel m the Union once
June l5-n
CHEAP SCHOOL BOOKS OF every kind st Taylor ~
" Msuryt bookstore, ON street. fa9,t tFrf
slate. and copy-books and pens very low pricesl
Ausm H4rtta ~ l1rfa .lrF ~
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Colts Improved Repeating Pistols"
CxPECTNG absent Europe for months all inquire
in relation 20 may addressed 20 Knox Walker
who empowered and general agent
contract and orders Cor the delivery Of said pistols
May l6-d3m SAMUEL CoLI'