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L.na. p.nslen. and e.reraI Agsrcy.

rrruJIAM H. MINNIx late Of the General Land Once, viii
claims Of kind against the government peo
Congress Of the departments His experience IN me
branches departments especially relation 20 m'
bounty lands, enable him give fun satisfaction 20 al wno ~
require The prompt issue Of patents for lana @
located by win be secured, and Az ~.
means desdletfer warrants
vice. I'm The revolutionary 1872 and
will receive special lie win also attend 20 w. an
ing rents, OF taxes o" cs ''
This city others f,..,,.,..,o,.,
made Gen. James Shields vnag I,,e conn,;s
of The General Richard ~. ~. ,a....,
sioner Of the once; 70 all ne onoe s,, ~ ,m;
Congress gsnefay W
tomas Richie Edmund Burke Peter Force w. W. sea'on
blair, Richard Waach. p... -. - A.. 49,.
once Haslup Wecdons coach feooiy, "c' !" "o Nee
Market, Washington, d. O.
acp1
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NAVY Aessr,s osnos, Washington, Sept Is, is4a
SEALED proposals will be once fenaosa ssuo-
~ for eoal' until IL O'Clock day on October merit
furnishing and delivering, free ana a, fhs
United kiery Maine 7O in ~ Ira
best qualify Cumberland lump coal = 49, - -
Said coal 10 be- suitable Tor delivered An
dry state place places NAV d.
pass inspection the nayyyad - al
rected by the teeohe be $40
pounds and the whole quantity be delivered BY the lo
venlber
Approved suretes amount the
oi IN The form OF the contract will be required No payment
70 DC made until the whole said shall be delivered Every
must be accompanied by written he responsible
~ e glafantor or be cerned by navy agent,
omcia person, by this that
me oeI be accepted the bidder will within days
amer e receipt Of The Office designated,
eeuo e same with good and sufficient surees furnish the said
coai seeapy 10 me terms specified this advertisement and
may D embodied IN the The Of 10th August,
such guaranty. =
Bidders particularly their offers a. above
required that they may be distinguished letters,
order 10 prevent their being opened before
made conformity M every
particular, will be rejected whose o6ers are
accepted will be duly notified and forwarded without
delay.
offering designate post Office through
which they desire to be addressed and the navy whom tho
contract shall be sent for execution.
Sep l6-dtithOct j. II. LATHROP, Navy Agent.
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Morning Chronicle, Quebec July ls4sI
1T justice to the disc0vercr OF
this invaluable remedy make known the popularity has
acquired Quebec and is negbohood On inquiry OF the
learn that his sales Of this medicine almost daily the in
and colds known
by the
medical practitioners Of Quebec their families,
portion Of
the community regard with suspicion and In instances Justly
anything puf," whether patent medi
cines any other commod and there be
another that views with Misrepresentation the exong Of quack
faculty themselves Indeed the public have
right look them for information the subject their charac
the public health The high opinion Of te
profession Quebec already stated therefore be taken BY
Dr. small compliment, the public
a guarantee the efficacy Of the medicine.
For sale by ss..ab II. 3. PATTERSON,
Sept 25-a Washington ID. c.
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Tor BENTsvins been ordered Philadelphia, the subscr
Der offers for the house In which he resides which he had
leased for four years, Of April, 1912 He VIII also
dispose Of his furniture, which new and Of the first quality
The house situated doors west o. on ana
formerly occupied Hon Cave Johnson In healthy and
desirable location, and possession win be given on ne Isl OF
November next, N required. ~
further particulars, inquire Of the subscriber NE house or
the Office OF Chief Naval Constructor, No f Wlnaenr new
building, ID floor yves, end. FRANCIS GRICE.
Sep 8-3cod mat. Int, Republcl
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~ Fan and winter Goods ana Fashions.

ANE TUCKER merchant taors Pennsylvania avenue have
This from New York. % their eecon
and beautiful stock Of French and English elosh ea
vesngs, Of the approved sna
together with and varied lot Of gentiomens
ing articles, superior figured and plain silk craya
handk erchiefs, &c. &C., 20 icn IVY
very respectfully invite the Of their numerous sna
fellow citizens L. T. regularly In receps eo %ss.S
and Lendon fashions sep w-S"WsWn
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cchnciogscsi Military Dicsicnary, osrmsn, Eng1ish,
and Frcnrh by Captain George Duckc, VOL, London The
Formation, discipline, and Economy o. Amss Sackscn In
specor General Naval Wer, translated
from Captain de Ia crsviere cuan Puree rcy1
navy London. simmons Ccurs Martial VOLUMES
London Martial vol, LonSon brsddock
the proof Of Gunpowder, vc London Msjox
General Paisley Clements, VOL, London - x = -
Sept " FRANCk TAYLOR
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ACES, Edgsngs. Flowers, sc.,we have this day opened
IL Of largest aud best goods
before offered in this city. They part
- Point du Lance, thread gmpure honeon, pa saxony and
Lisie sces and edginr -
Black whites and coored silk lace,
Coiored I.<ie
We have made large number Of bonnet and caps
Also fine assortment of fowers.
Of the above we invite attention Of the ladies'
We rcnemen sik handkercbefs
wei AZ hosiery. y. b. n A. TATE,
scp2l-eoA Successors 10 J. T. 4 G. King
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hsvt nat tn opernuon tns1 ~
wrspnrL and having sod inierr N 'ns ame ms
hu.nes will be carried under the name o. gro Oo-
% a.. s ensa 10 furnish who favor them win heir
paronsee a. low furnished tne ssoseown sns, os
s.,,yed M their free Of extra charge such - corn
meal corn hran rye chop, oats p snn rncrs aYe
Ia Email bominy flour, &c, all OF which mey nsve IN
od oer Persons % be supplied viii leave sher address
ami Mace Of residence at the MIL .r<< c.rr . ~
Sept 25-dI0t "Do' f"~" ~
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A CARD.--o X Prox win practise Of the
District Coumha prosecute claims before the different
and his services especially
United attorneys marrha and 10 The clerks Of me Uni
led staes Treasury Depart
ent IN reference such oec All commu
nication should be postpaid.
once y street, between l3th and lSh -. 49,
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Whole tickets s2o-ITaives sl0-ouacs s5-Eghths - 90
Certificates OF packages Of IS whole tickets, s37o %
DO do 25hsf DO 10
Do do quarter do $50
Do do Is eighth do % rs
Orders for Tickets and Certificates OF Packages In the
splendid win receive prompt attention, and
official each drawing immediately amer
Address IL @. MAURy, Agents,
Sept H. Alexandria, Virginia.
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BY GREEN q TAsrET. A.e,,.,..r..

VAtUABLE THREEsroRY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT AT
AoIIioNon Monday, the LIST Of October shall sell on
az p'ehn-es O'Clock m, three story
"ck mousse containing
On which stands being c No T. in fronting Oh
Tween .ee and New York
ay handsomely located IN good ncehbooo1 and worthy
suennon Of persons wishing make GOOD Terms
@ cash or The balance credit twelve eighteen
sny ouf, mry and niiry-ax months be gwen
dspuiable. ~ ~ ~ "
GREEN n TAsTET,
'Ph'-m Auctoneers.
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DEG 10 inform citizens Of Washington and INC District,
they established branch Of their New York hous In
Of 10Th street, where they
have complete Of Staple and Fancy stationery
English German manufacture They in
particular their stock Of FANCY MD OknA-
MENTAL STATIONERY, ENGLISH ILLUMINATED BIBLES,
TEsTAMRNTs AND PRAYER BOOKS; and beg 70 say that
from they possess importing their goods direct nom
enabled offer inducements 10
purchasers found any other in This city
Sept ll-lmf
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Nv &c. 8. WRIGHT, eeorgstewn.

URusTEEs SALE OF TgREE-sToRY BRICK HOUSE AND
LOFTY Of deed Of trust dated The 10Th day Of sep
the land records Of washington coun
SELL front Of the premises, the w day o. ocsooe
next o'clock part Of lot e5 in me original plan
C. Of jefferson street, with me mfee
story Terms cash, in bankse,s 9nrr ~
Sept ie-dr H. o. "H""' ~
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EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL OF VIRGINIA.
rhe Diocesan school, near Alexandria, Rev. Il.
Dalrymple, Rector.

THE OF this institution will the second
Wednesday 2 Of September, and continue ten months The
thoroughly Christian prn
cpespepae for The junior and senior classes Of college OF
duties life The extensive in depart
languages greatest aken
branch Terms 500 session.
sending
slso each. Bedding slO per session extra.
students limited Parents who intend
early notice. that places be
All who entering the school are most
present themselves punetsay he first day
Application for admission and further information 70 be
addressed Rector post ONCE Theological Seminary Faa1
county, Virginia" AWo-NHa"o"
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III Court Of United States 7r'NT
90 Letters addressed may directed either 10 J.ct.on
Mississippi, or 70 this city, July "a
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BENSETr OLEmENTs,
'Story PsbNc, Bospfv Land, PessSos, and General
.9renf, a IernshfnTfON,

CONTINUES prosecute for revolutionary services,
valid ryolatonsf, hafpsy and widows pensions, and all
ms long service clerk Treasury Department and
and extensive expoenee general agent enables him
mhpompness and efficiency all claims committed
and management His charges uniformly moderate
Pcied That correspondents will pay postage.
HRrrERErcRs.
Hon. A. p Baghy, Ala Hon. A. Tverpon, Ga.
II Butler King Ga. Col a. O. Bennett, p. W. army,
b. Rhett, =. q. Gen. N. Towson, z. NJ. Gen.
J. 3. Phelps, Mo. Hon. n La sere, La.
p. w. Tompkins, Mesus Gales n seaton,
J. II. fiarmanson, La Messrs Corcoran \ Rgvs,
J. q. Chapman, Md. Col n. r. Andrews, r. N. A.
D. e Kaufman, TEXAS, Col n. J. Ricardo, New Orleans
job Mann, Pa Mai Lloyd J. Beai 2. W. A.
Parris, comptroller Of Peter Hagner ESQ, ID auditor
treasury. treasurv. -
Sept Fly
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Fall styles OF Cassimsres, vsstings, and Cloths.
nUvALL BROTHER, merchant taor Pennsylvania avenues
Hotel their and
generally arrival Of their fall goods, which have
carefully selected in from the best houses IN the New
made 20 ORDER
and good terms ~ they can be-
establishment here north OF u.s.
Ao full supply OF furnishing articles for gentlemen, such
h meno shirts draweu and suspend
e style var dressing robes umbrellas he.
Sent oo-:paw3wif DUvALL 4 BROTHER.
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Carpstings, Carpetings, CarpstlDgs

Carpetings, Carpctings, CarpetDgs.
QARNES MITCHELL would call their unusually
and elegant supply capengs door oclots and
house furnishing dry goods generally All newly opened within the
will certainly be sold cent less than the be
had bought In regular They would therefore especially
Of all and description Of
call examine their assortment before sung
elsewhere determined sell cheap and
be had in this other city, They
would having just been opened
pieces rich velvet carpeing
8 do do tapestry velvet do
10 do very superior and elegant style Brussels
English do
IS do new and handsome style imperial 3ply
so do uperne Ingram, Of both imported ard American make
40 do common Ingram
SO do cotton and wool and cotton do
20 do Venetian OF the best quality and newest styles and color
30 do American floor oIcloth of 4, g. and "a widths
many of new and handsome style. Also
do very rich tapestry pattern English ditto, to cut for halls
rooms, &c. ~
dozen rugs Of the best ufeed Make very
handsome and cheap
Together with the largest decidedly cheapest
have had Of 8, 10, II, and l24 blankets
Linen and cotton sheetings pillowcase linens
Damask table diapers and tabecloths
Damask Napkins brown table diapers and cloths
Colored border toweling, Russia and Scotch do
Huckaback towelng, step oilcioth
Colored step linen, crash, Of the heaviest kind
Curtain materials OF description, also curtain muslin
Piano of the richest colors and newest styles
covers, a. all WOOL and OF handsome style
10, IL and ia white imperial quilts In TINS article we can
sell a bargain.
Lkewse 70 dozen quilts only 81 u.s. az So
pieces coored floor baze, of and 1914 widths for crumb
cloths, &c.
They again respectfully all desiring such goods
elsewhere knowing that will be greatly to their
Between sth and 9th streets, Penn. avenue
Sept l9-3aw3wn tass
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GRAND Vocal and InstramcntaI
0NOERT
For tbs benefit of

GRAND Vocal and InstramentL
OOHCERT
For tbs benefit of
ST, PAULs ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH,
On 1hnrsday Evening, September n,
At Church. Of Eleventh ii streets given nv a
N FOUR CHILDREN OF Mr.. EBERBACH
Under direction and assistance Of teacher Mr.
FoERrsCH who will also be assisted by the Church
Programme.
PART l.
1. Anthem, by the Choir.
ward Kingsley.
A. Infants Prayef-sung by Virginia Novello.
Hoffman
g. "swcet is the Thought'-dueu, sung by Emile
and virginia p.nu "'c' refers
!. Anthem, by the Choir.
9 "Failen is Thy Throne''-sung by tho four chill
dren Martini.
g. Ruth and Naom-sung by Virginia Topln.
by Emile " Won Weber
S. Andanie for the piano fote-by Emile Mozart.
g. Shark day OF honor'-dueti, sung by Emile 49,
l. Anthem, by Choir.
four children J.F. schesser.
g. aDi placer mi / cor'-sung by Emile Rossin.
L. "Di tamil papu'-sung by Virginia RossinL
s. Variations for the piano fore--executed by En-
lille Teacher Hunen.
g. SNOW al Moonlight fairy hour'-dueu, by Emil
lie and Virginia T. Thompson
T. Anthem, by the Choir.
g. "Good night'-duett sung by Emile and vir
gina Rossini.
Doors open at OK TX precisely
Price tickets SO children half prceo be had nj the
principal bookstores and the door the evening Of the concert
Sept 2a-ad
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ny GREEN q TAsrrr, A.ss,ors.r..

(,o0D FRAME HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTIoN.-on Tues
a me ~ o. October shall sell, the premises,
oclock part Of lot No TO- No. 467, Fifth
thereon. -
The above described property handsomely located
readily ss per year. Terms liberals and made known AZ sale
GREEN q TAsTET,
sep0I-ATFS&Tu Auctioneers
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~ Ei'en Jsnsss school for young ladies' Will he
90" Weea Sep N-3eo'
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Hvmks's History OF England. from che Invasion Of
suns Cmssf 70 the abdcaon o James II 10 be completed In
small volumes with large pouniform with te Boston edition
hacaulays History Of Engandvols. and 2, published
Price 62k per volume.
seNT FkANCK TAYLOR
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rlAGETT ~ DODsON would respectfully in-
form the citizens Of and and s e
goods been and being conf
.y s II d sa Sn Ii .
anything in this department 10 call and see for themselves
= supeIsly dch tapestry yslys. ;ssrpsins
English Brussels very heavy and beautiful
n%sasi? SPY &c: Eas,, :ssa'
superhne and fine ingram DO, warranted imported
Tapestry widths
F rSn1''d DO DO g. g. DC DC
article Of carpeng made from the cuttings Of military
Our stock Of Materials sure, decidedly rich
nd %o Sesu sa Of table and bed linen
all Of which we invite the attention Of the comnu
nifty and particularly the ladies' crAcErr popsoN
General house furnishing dry goods wareroom, corner q
Sept Il-aaw2wMkTh
DICH satin dc Chenes, Gl.re, and other nsw and
II figured sikTne undersigned would
the above description Of goods decidedly the cheapest and
newly variety Of other kind Of fashion
Mouene. de- Lame and rich c.shmeres plain, striped,
Meiinos O. every variety quality, very cheap
hpsess snS Sh Hungarian ads for dresses and o.s
other desirable color., Tor ladies' sacks, ae
Also, % pieces embroidered hanneI., for same 80,
pieces cheap gnghans, nom l2h 10 - cents
square hawi, Of and elegant style, and OF mo
Also, whs Canton Grape .haw Of the richest embroidery
Ladies' silk neck scarfs and crayats ,..
Ladies kid gloves, Of Bajous make
Do Cashmere and beaver do
Silk Cashmere, hosiery
ladies' silk and Merino vests
White and colored Polka muslin
Plain Swiss and plaid do
White and black lace capes
Black silk lace for trimmings
Black silk fringe velvet uimmins . as MITCHELL
s,h and 9th streets, Penn. avenue.
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R'sekwcod's Essnburwh Magazine for september
TAYLOR \ MAURY,
49,. booksellers, near oh street.
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IF ron 5aat TO place WOu Sous in one Of hebest Schools
IN .9mericG look at Ghe advertisement 6elOlg.
DOuGHKEEPSIE COLLEGIATE SCH0OL.-The
edice Tor this School is situated on College Hill about
three OuIths Of mile from the beautiful village of POugh
keepsie. Dntohess county, State Of NewYOrk.
8he School is conducted philosophical principles.
Reference invariably had to the nature Of the juvenile
mind, and constant efforts employed to develop ITS
powers in their natural order and to preserve them IN their
relative strength The domestic arrangements and modes Of
instruction adapted TO youth of Of age and up
ward and they instructed in such branches be
requisite either qualify them for Commercial Life, En-
gineeTng, OF TO prepare them for College.
The annual expense per scholar $3.50, payable quarterly
in advance. This um1ncudes all charges for board tut
ton tOnery, bed and bedding, washing, room, fuel,
light and books (exceptte French and the Spanish books
The year divided into two erms Of twenty three weeks
each The Summer term commences on the first Wednes
day in May--he Winter term first Wednesday in Novem.
bsr 1t is the purpose Of the undersigned not to receive any
youth into his School whose moral character not good
iy20 3mdaW CHARLES BARTLETT, Principal
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OBLIGATION.


CkRoNnnLEr sTREEr, HR6B aT IOsSPF 5TpnE4.
E1SFABLiSHsp in l942 under the superintendenoe Of
~ the Misses ALLISON from London.-in this Insttu-
ton conducted the best pana Of European Instruction,
The course Of study thorough and systematic vague
theories or superficial methods of teaching elicit display
Tesoed TO- in Of the various Departments of science
OF literature.
The French Languageis under the superintendent of
French gentleman Of high literary attBinhens other Ian
guhges music and the accomplishments taught BY mas
tsrs OF equal eminence in their professions.
Drawing an every style taught by the Misses Allison,
Themselves pupils for years OfOne Of the most eminent
drawing masters in Europe.
TO- Terms may be known on application to the residence
OF the Misses ALLISON. CafOndelsts MS ~
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Passages etc. etc. have been cured by this Compound Mix
ture and of SYPHILIS of the most nveeFae descp
ton have promptly yielded TO their sanatve influence.
The preparation is, without doubt, most etiectual
edy, and has cured many obstinate diseases after many
other medicines had failed. In its improved FORM is
y Rsteess and effects eHt cure an the space of Us
siI days without much restriction to diet 10
pOsure business. Besides this important advantage, it
leaves the part subject that troublesome weakness
that occurs often aerthe Of other medicines generally
prescribed and if taken in the first stage Of the disease
will the discharge, and remove all unpleasant feelings
in few days In Ongprouaced or chronic stages Of the
Diseases in obstinate elects, Female Complaints such
Whites it is without doubt the eeetual remedy
ever discovered.
every thing but for the abovenamed are author
lied by Drs Leroy and PseeT, of Paris (he inventors
TO currently cure.
We would here remark that these preparations have been
before the public of NewOrean for the nine PEARS and
they have universally proved eiieacOus.
~ Sole Agency, No. 10 C.ARONDELET Street,
bEt11GsH Canal aud Common streets. 81 1y
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MutnaI Beneft Life and Fire ms. "a.
Office No. % Grsvier street
Between Camp and st. Charles sts.

Trustees:
John Hagau, Joseph Walker, John s, Allison,
Peter Conrey IT,, Maunsel White, VIM. e. Leverich,
isaac johnson Geo ShswGridse. Henry s BaeEner.
PETER CoNREY, IT, President Board OF trustees.
Directors:
JogephW. Stanton, John Stroud, Sen, NJ NJ Cohen,
VIM. N Goodrich, Joshus baldwin. William a White.
John l., Safarans, Wamek Martin, John ID. Ben,
a. ID. CTossrnan, Mark WaiOnt VIM Iomukins,
Cornelius telawes, Joseph Lalaude. John Is. Leele.
Edw. lenner Coke,
K This Company is prepared 70 entertain applications
for late Insurance, and issue Policies al sound and heal
Wy Nne persons and Negroes at the Table OF Rates esteb
tons as 10 residences in the South BY the charter dividends
OF plo are declared annually and the profits draw interest,"
and can 9e made available at 70 the extent Of two
thirds Of their amount, where the party has paid his pTemi
IonN HAeAy. President Of the Company.
Preston W. FARRAR, Vice PRESIDENT
a, j. BEpnERRURN, M, ID, Medical Board Of
THOMAS Hunt NJ ID. y Consultation.
HARMON noANE, secretary, L, COON, Attorney.
bIClAR bsiGs "a d., NO, u! Maeazne street, Medical
Examiner Once hours for blacks, ~ 10 So A. NJ; do iOr
whites, 10 az his residence He will examine white
applicants az the office OF the Company daily, from La to
without permit, which can be had application 81 the
Office Of the Company. II. &. HRARTT, Agent.
California Permits are issued to Life Insurance members
a. NevYOE and London rates. Prospectus table of rates
add all Information s 10 Lille Insurance, and all papers
esaB to effect Insurance can be had at the Office Of the
In osrt accommodate all closes our citizens. young
men and mechanics having families dependent upon them
the premium amounts 10 $50 per annum, pay one
mali IN cash and one halt b satisfactory endorse note at u
m9pths, heahng interest at peg cent. pet annum.
- d. The business Of this Company Is eephhsd to llFE
ESspeAsSE Only By resolution Of the Board, no FEs,
RIVER OF Marine Risks are taken.
- Ohee hoRH' An, tobP,G' isaHh