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violence lies already the door of the Wimot Provso and
should the presem of things continue long the curses
of the Of i,s inventor might hn form
abncade should he any time. like Titus Oats, his
dsoessor ef and personal bc turned
pom by those who have suffered a his hands.
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NOTlCE-The public is respectfully informed that the
~ ADELPiIl will be closed until Tuesday, March 9th in
order to produce the successful and thrilling drama OF
MADELAlNE, OR THE FOUNDING OF PARIS,
And the grand local extravagansical burette Of
LIFE IN THE CLOUDS.
With scenery, musc dresses properties decorations
Nc, &c style unequalled piece produced
in this city. BROWNE Il NICHOLS.
Mar
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TOWARD HOTEL, NEW YORK.-FISH, MIDDLE.
IL TON, ~ w Wife, beg leave to announce their
friends and public, that they have assumed the
agenent oil the large and commodious hotel corner Of
Broad way and Maiden Lane, known the Howard Hotel
Having much improved the internal arrangement of the
house. pains snail be spared the part oil the propre
with their patronage. Mar p
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.

BIZ and ruth TIE adviee and consent Of he 5

By and reiM the adpiee and consent Of the Senate.
GusrAvus c. CusHMAs. OF Maine, 10 be consul of the
United States for port of Chagres in the republic Of
New Grenada in the place Of Leonard Jones, declined
A. HYATT SMITH TO be attorney OF the United States
for the district of Wisconsin, in the place OF !. w.
Sutherland, resigned
MARCUS J. GAINES, OF Virginia, 10 be consul OF the
United States for the city and kingdom of Trlpoli.
JAMES L. EDWARDS to be Commissioner OF Pensions
ROGER C. WEIGHrMAS To be major general OF the
militia of the District of Columbia, ia place OF Walter
Jones' resigned.
JOHN Mason, jr, to be brgadier general vice Weight
man, promoted.
PETER +. WILSON to be captain of infantry, militia.
d. c.
LAND OFFICES.
Reeeiuers.
HENRY w PALFREY, New Orleans vice Oliver B. Hill,
resigned.
RUFUs HEWITT Winamac Indiana vice A. L. Wheeler,
resigned.
ABNER GnsrRAP, Milan, Missouri NEW ofice)
Register.
JAcAmIAH SEAMAN Milan, Missouri (new efice)
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE, d. C.
PETER M PEARSON, FRANKLIN S. MYER, and HENRY
HAw, all OF Washington.
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NNUE tnkeH pIoAaure Inforh Inv
lNl ladies' that, the demand of great many ladies
talented hair-desser, Madame DevanRe, from Bati-
more will be her house. dress the hair from the LIST OF
March Till after the inau guration
Madame d. has also received some ladies' and gentle
mems white kid gloves fine French wreaths, gold and sill
v tarsades.
Remaining hand, some few bonnes caps, head-dress-
and howers all of which will be disposed oil at reduced
prices.
Ladies will please take notice OF the place.
Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th and 18th streets
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n GOEBEL, ladies' haisdresser, from 3Oa ChcsMut
VI. street, and H. g. Stuebgen dealer In ladies' fancy
and dress Trimmings from 3Oi Arch street, Philadelphia
would inform the vers and residents OF Washington city
THAI they will open to-day branches of their respective
establishments Pennsylvania avenue, south side, be
9Th and 10th where they respectfully solicit
their patronage. They will have hand full assortment
OF the following goods, viz' Curs, brads, wigs French
howes feathers and other the hair, combs,
French periumery, white kid gloves, NC.
Also full assortment OF ladies' fancy and dress trim
mings, of the latest styles, Wis French gimps n2es but
ladies' bags purses embroidery brads and patterns,
Steel gilt and silver beads bag and clasps,
Ne Zephyr worsted goods and all articles apperainng
the line.
P.S. g. Goebcl respectfully offers his services to the
ladies hairdrc [lntei l Mar div
WATCHES, Jcwelry, silver Ware, dkc.-We will
w open this day splendid assortment: OF fine Gold
Watches of every descrp md manufacture, and
pete of eleg Jewelry the latest styles
Also, Silver Spoons, Butter Knives, Sugar longs, &c.
spectncics
in god silver German silver and light bued steel frames
OF every o0as, all Of which offer prices
low similar goods be purchased in any city in the
Uiion
Feb 27-lw NJ. w. GAIT Il BRO
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the passage by that boly OF pint resolution suspendiny
the operation of the 18th rule OF the two houses far
as 70 permit the transmission OF bills passed this day
The said joint resolution having been concnued IN by
the House, and the recess hour having arrived, the mem
beers retired tlom the hall
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HORAok y. Assn. ISAAC ~ piLLHI
Land Agency Omes a ths Capital ~ AIR.
ncis, City Of springfield.
no Of iae hoiisrs Of Hino isasA
sasss and al ps,.eAs slisiss. sisis ,.A si
public hai they have blhed in this capital Of the
OF all business appeaning within die
ng lands reporting paying
redeenng land sold ius, ke, bay
ne and selling descriptions OF State every
other attached land
most extended SCALE wi promptly and faithfully attended
AKvkREEcEss 2" hN..
Messrs. Daifendon b Niles, Washington city.
A. Gowdy Co., Loaissilie, Kentucky
Thomas J. Reed, esq, !" - -
Messls: syekes 3 Co., b. Louis, Miss0ar.
A. Chrisiy, esd, ~
His excelleney A. q. French, governor of Illinois.
Hon. Thomas a.. Campbell auditor !.
s. il. T'rea, Judge supreme
!. Lyman Lyman Tn@ n, q !.
Messs: Wadsworh 8 sheldon, New York city.
g. Bartlett ssa no w. Front street,
Gen. Robert Patterson, Philadelphia.
Gen. Adam DIler,
JOS. l.. Chester, esq.
Col s. w. Black, Ptsburg, Pa
Gen. Caleb CusIing Boston, Mass
q. +. Sanger, esd, :" " st.
Henry Il Stone, esq, 1" !"
J. ID. Pratt u Co, baltimore, Md.
APP ll-dm&sw3n
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NEW MUSIC.

VIZ FISCHER Pennsylvania Of 18th
W. has Just following and popular music which
reduced prcesfour cents
The Flower quades composed by Manuel Emilio
The Byzantine Polka; by Wentworth.
The VagaBond Polka; by Gungi.
Frederick William Polka performed seyemark Com
pany
The Water Spirit Waltz; by A. r. Krugel.
The Harp Waltz; by w. G. Beche. ...,
The Friendship Waltz by Q. schussr
The edesco March; arranged from the Opera Of Eman by r.
Boyer.
pourfis; by H. Cramer.
The Spring Waltz, by T. Moeling.
Judy Polka performed by the steyemaIk Company
Helmsmuller. kt sn
The Lily Rondo; by Louis Rename. .ryfsr
invola cavatina from the Opera Of Emani arranged
Blanche or swee,er Morning Opera
of EIuguenots; by Meyerbeer.
though my may be from Donnzetts Opera Of Betty
with English words w
The world is move, look about, beautiful ballad; by
Henry RUSSELL
COME from Of the Opera of Quentin
Durward ~ 3
II is the song my mother sings; by Rodwef.
The Lonely Lind; music by M w. Bae
Thou,r ever a my side; by w. r. Dempster.
king throne Of gold; words by Barry Cornwall
by @. Davis.
Mary Blame, sung by Madame Bishops by
Hunter
Baahei Dream: by Munich.
spop knocking al the door; for the guitar
7
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS


THE Eighth Session win Monday October which
the puncfual attendance all the students requested The
duties Of The classes promptly ecomnenced and very i'm
poaDt that all their members old should take their places
the opening the The academca extends the
LIST October August
August College, classes,
full OF professors have been pursuing the
tire collegiate studies prescribed the older
colleges the North Al the third gadu
ating class received their acadenical degrees.
In the Grammar School, which immediately adons the College,
the preparatory carefully competent Instructors
under the supervision OF the Professors Of the College Thus pupils
may enter the institution at early and their entire
course Of study under the same direction until they graduate Inc
mercantile department embraces partial members
collegiate preparatory classes who
life Such admitted
privileges their subs
tuug place studies
cessary 10 preparation for business
French study without charge all the classes
In addition French the mercantile students will be taught
without charge German, modern Language.
The location OF the College perfectly hea and there Nc
towns villages present the temptations dangerous 70 the
young Moral and religious education chief design OF the IN
stitntion &
The CHARGE all the academca and domestic
gas per session nqaI gss miles Of NE Cslsre sare
All te Departments are under the immediate supervision Of The
Of pupils. JOHN b. KERFo0T, Rector,
Aug 3-2aw2m College Of 81. James, =. o., Maryland.
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AMERICAN RAILROAD JoUHNAL.

he Amezican Railroad Jearn4i published Wall
gentlemen engaged = regular soaSSso. Known
Railroad journal any pubca
on wa, " ~. o. devoted % the
il humble besnnns, and contributed carry rward
than upon any other agency whatever
The locomotive railway system has become the
great idea q modern has already done the
elevate him in die scale Of being ta any other agency that has
IoeoaOss engine regard The creates; achieve
ses, BIRD upon me MING thought Or language alone
ba,ma living breathing, sensitive manssnns ~ new n,e
new creation, without danger and sisoa, ssse
snias%sn physical s'aiSssioas pleasures
community productions and every
creating new aad 70 an
achieved its highest work nll has hamonzed
don they capable Bymang places
posns our being no; one but % four
Wnoese theefors iabors in Ibis field
s ss 'i reod q % % Snay impressed
views, intend in accordance with their spirit 70 conduct e
history, influence, and ,he Of the railway
inquiry It's management scientific discoveries the
in connection with ocomoon progress ofndusuy
Under mining head, Of Journal win hnd
articles iron and iron ma"aetur Of the Uni
sSo, s f sa &c ssS
os s ss e. Sa Is
embracing II ds,a hs ore
sseai blast MSa furnaces and de results wos
1s arranged under
win statistical different districts, and such plans and
Besides ibis work IRON, Hodge Journal
when have Seen carefully him. w
Tnsss work. viii &c nd Indispensable 70 all pas. engaged
mining and s iron I s s ,emp y ~ %
the iron manufacture, and mining resources Of the whole
Gen c. T. James, Of Providence engaged
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THE AMERICAN FARMER is published monthly in the
city OF baltimore, At 81 copies So
$40, OF try Tor ~ volume July
most favorable auspices II IL the Maryland State
cultural Society and all the reports
are published therein The society
raise 200, TO be appropriated follows plate
valued $50 be awarded 10 obtaining
October, the largest Of subscribers
July third
list The Publisher added prizes
cultural works He has offered SlO0
coming volume plate the
buildings the
arm yard so for the best
so for the best the Of
The first number, appear July will
valuable papers, from VirRna
presented 20 the agricultural public, particularly
regions OF Virginia. Maryland, Caronas gycs details
Of his rm Tor the five he
estate In eastern Virginia. concusivey
able degree OF prudence
profitable other The amer he
charge NJ his farm Mr. Rufn his interest
capital invested for land implements stocks
per cent third l2S fourth
hh year. @l0 cent besides supporting his family
stock &c. and raising the value Of his double
worth when ctook In hand Every farmer planter
" in the Underwater districts Of county, will paper viii
the deepest interest
other valuable papcrs
amongst which one from GEoaor DosBs, esq., Corresponding
Secretary Of the Maryland state Agricultural Society on the con
ucon Of the wire fences and from Col CAPRoS same
ject with appropriate drawings.
Address SAMUEL SANDS, Publisher,
Maryland State Agricultural sociers Hall,
June B-2awA 1913 Baltimore St, Baltimore, Maryland.
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spasmode eoniseuons, niaon q ne ssk
neensy Of and energy and all neryoa. disorders
including the most dreadful Of all diseases mat aneet e human
EPILEPSY, OR FALLING SICKNESS,
hnierca dis spams &e II is well known from
able basd an their skin and tho SSas.sd power Of a. ms
existence, and aila Yielded up their lives on the
ALTAR OF INSANITY.
e ssyns ne ca. s % therefore,
Ss .Sc 4 Ts o yG e
posed but 4 4 true then in me name o. humanity no longer YET
" - w HARRIS VEGETABLE EXTRACT
r @ % sss T S ais s a
a fair trial has effected permanent cure
has BEEN aicied with n for more years.
Mrs Bradley lis Orchard street. New York.
been subject a r many years and has been restored 70 perfect
Dr. CHARLES A. Brown Dover county, Alabama who
benshtied By The use Of the Vegetable Extract and s, ne "a
sn asy sss'e' every 'ps'y "A'n
county living Erie county, Pennsylvania
for years pas, he has been sory scsd win @
him sound health, being snre freed
Runda Henry street, New York having the yese
table Extract successfully II his family highly recommends 70 all
Stephen Pratt n 4 os,s SIKH avenue and q
his family been severely afflicted with eplepc h!s for many
a s y hs Ens Mr. Pa he was
perfect heah and LEFT this city for the State Of Ohio resume his
Rev Mr. smith, Rector of ST. Peters church, spowood
%ns Sa, he has used Dr. vess liz
health has been much improved that he hopes BY Divine blessing
EPILEPTIc FITS,
For twenty and six months cured by the use Of this
Read following VIM secore, esq.,
six non,ha Aer travelling through England Scotland Germany
"a mes %edea thousand
with his .on % thus country n November last without
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Law school in Lexington, virginia.

TUE subscriber proposes open Law School this place. com
mencng on Monday the ash day Of October
ting the 10th March, 1850 The pupils divided u
two classes The book used in The junior will be ste
phenS Blackstone LIST vol sae Evidence Stephen
ing and l vol Of Geenears Evidence The course
embrace Tuckers Commemorative Greenienf and Ey
dence, list vol each Pleading, Pleading
VOL OF Chiy Pleading Hocombe Introduction Equity Jurs
prudence Lubes Equity Pleading Mods Pleading omsss hi
Of Real Properly Lonax Apinsraors
arrangements win Be made with Philadelphia law pubset
nsh the above works. the best and young gentlemen
posing attend The subscribers rive hin
early notice of ther intention, and inform him they
be supplied with the works. through ths me
din They win be furnished TO the students The mem
hers NJ the senior class will have the privilege Of no
without additional charge The daily ectes
his viii be arranged by the 10 enable An,
the
washington College should they deem H. espeden
few win be delivered the Of ON the
diction and practice OF the Federal Courts.
The fee win be 800 per session, payable In advance.
Lrnrsror, Va, July n, isze
July 17--H
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~ IN. pr.aa.., OF .hs United states.

IN pursuance law L. ZACHARY TAYLOR, President Of the
ina, pubic sales viii be held al the land Offices
the state Of MISSOURI the periods hereinafter designated TO
Al land at JACKSON commencing Monday, .se
situated within the aforementioned townships and pais Of town
ships, viz
Township sections seven seventeen eighteen
nineteen, twenty twenty nine thirty, thiy-one, and thirty wo
Township twenty-five Of range 1--WE.
Fractional township sixteen and township twenty-five, OF range
townships and seventeen, and township twenty
townships sixteen, eighteen and
% sns and
two inclusive in township Of range eight
two, three, uy thirty hye, and iiryI fractional
ons onp, WE'VE inssn twenty ee twenty is twenty
twenty seven, thirty four hr-hye, and thirty sx Of
The nowss, fraction Of section SIX In township nineteen and
| fractional township twenty OF range ten
North Of the base line and rss Of The i'm principal meridian
Townships twenty three, twentyfour twenty eight twenty
Township twenty three twenty-four twenty-five twenty
Townships wenp-one, twenty-five, twentyth twenty four,
ne land once =, commencing on Monday the
within aforementioned townships and fractional townships
North Of e base line and ,oist Of the h principal meridian
Fractional township and townships twenty-five and
fractional township twenty one, ranges Twelve thirteen,
tee hneen sixteen seventeen, eighteen nineteen, wen and
Fractional township twentyone and township weatyfoa Of
Fractional township and townships twenty three and
| twenty -four, OF range twenty three.
Fractional township and townships and
| twenty four, OF range weniy-four.
Fractional township of twenty i've and twenty
| six. r.ss..tHt s.tf.
At the office CLINTON, commencing Monday,
Of January the disposal the public lands
| within the following named townships, 10 wits a,.
.vorih Of the base line and Of The h principal meridian
Township thirty five, of eighteen.
Lands appropriated by law for the Of schools, military
other purposes will be excluded from the sales
The offering lands will be commenced
apponed the order which they ad
with depatch until the whole shall
sales closed sales shall be KEEP
weeks and Of the lands
will be admitted until after the expiration the two weeks
Given hand, the city of WahgtonJ this fifteenth
September Domin thousand eight hundred
| forty nine.
| by the President. x, TAYLOR.
j. BuTTERrIELD, .>t
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO RE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
person Of the land
within townships of townships above enumeaed
establish satisfaction The
proper
after this notice. and before the day appointed
public sale lands embracing
claimed; otherwise such claim will be forfeited
4 J, BUTTERFIELD,
/ Commissioner of the General Land Office.
| Sent, al
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wilIism r. Bayly,
Importer IN r and staple stationery. Pennvsnia
THE ubscrer exclusively
ness IN ali lts branches and prepared furnish kinds
Cap letter. ledger, wnppne note and fancy
Cutlery, steel pens quilts
Ink, inkstands, portfolios
Cold pens and pencils, drawing papers, French papers
Tapes, blank books, &c. II .atg.4,1 -,af
receiving constantly additions his by Eng
and pscks and viii sell the very prices
LssisI and cap paper 81 u % per rssm.
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Trsnsylvsnia University, Medical Department.
THE I'D open LIST Monday in November
under the direction II the following Faculty viz;
Benjamin w Dudley NJ d. Professor Of the Principles and Pac
Robert Peter NJ d., Professor Chemistry and Pharmacy
Bush Special surricn
Samuel AMMAN NJ d. Professor Of Theory Medi
cine.
Ehelbe Dudley NJ D., Professor General and Pathological
Henry NJ Buin NJ b. Professor Of Ma,ena Medca Thea
pcuics. -
william NJ Doing D., Professor Of Obstetrics and the Dis
Of Women and Children.
n. NJ Rkillman, NJ. d.. Demonstration Of Anatomy.
The Of null FIVE dollars invnaby
in advance The Library ticket Is hve dollars
Eve dollars boarding and lodging nom r. % a. per week.
Dean OF the Faculty
' ''' 'a"' - July 3--0awlm
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~ the Pren10ent OF the unIteu Bkan<ss
TN pursuance lsw L. ZACHARY TAYLOR, President Of
United America, hereby deeias ana known
public sales rn y bed q NE land oees Ia ne
Al die lana once 4 BATEsvLLE commencing on Monday On.
seventh s of January merit m The disposal Of the public lands
aied within the updermenuonsd townships vir
MrA ffks bss Hm md Of the ih principal meridian
Te~nshp Two, q n.ss ssree
Town>hip TIVE of rsap Our tEE
NsrA n ~ ssss Ne - ssa @ is h principal meridian
1@s isss once = pSyEfTsvILE commencing on Monday,
lands within the iSuowmE named township VIA.
NovtA n The base line. and sai Of s A principal meridian
me lsaa once LIILE ROCK, com%sneis MONDAY,
ssuiA ef Wa base A"s. snd was # M I'M principal meridian
Other VIII be s.nasa from S ss . a. schools m'a 'nd
she days appointed proceed ord IN wscs NEW sr ~
vsrtssd sII eonvsaiem Dispatch, as whole shan hs
open longer weeks and entry OF INV ar ~
lands viii be unui amer me expiration two v.rts
Of sspssrss saao DomnI houssnd eight hu9rsd and s
BY the rresden,s
commissioner Of the General Land once.
NOTICE TO PEE ,EMrTToN CLAIMANTS.
Every entitled % ne right q % any q the
lands within the townships and oftowns shove ensed
,ss'.ss s e. s ss. ana is $.es e
soor - yrsedh amer seeing this notice, and btse the d ~
s :s q z: s s e; & e
commassssss o. fs osasfsI Land Once.
go !. w 81. = VI -. -.
FOG Ca. ssss ''.'. .ss.p.s ssrSs.'
Il ~ fi5 s3,sq w 800
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By IN. President OF the United states.

by the President Of the United states.
q al
public .ss VII b held a. hs land Offices in the
&c & IN
aisd WITHIN The undsIaenicnsd tOwnshps, TO wit, viz N'' ~
North the base line aud Of the h principal meridian
Township niney-eight, of range three.
Townships nnety-siI nnctyseven range
township. nineiy-n,v, --.n ninety eight, and
NINETY four, nine,y-hve. nneysi1
y-:evsn, ninety eight, and ninety nine Of range siI
lay January next disposal public within
aforementioned townships, viz.
xrth u the base line and pe Of the I'm principal meridan.
Tswn,Sp' mi nasyve nne1 nne'even
Townships ninety nne,yiye ninety-sis, ninety
and ninety eight, Of range eight
Township nnedve, township nnetyr the southwest
e ssS .ssa. es .S% ne S
indian agncy and townships ninety and ninety Of
Townships niney-,wo and nInety-sour OF range ten.
Township ninety -one, OF range thirteen.
% lana @ % IA nsss on Monday
q. ~ the Of public lands
North a the base line and pea " The h principal meridian
Townships sixty sixesh', and xynne, Of six
Townships sIyeven sixyes and sIynine Of seven
Township. .lIyesh, and sixty nine, Of range eighteen
Township. sixty sgh, and I. q range nineteen
Town.. and , mime rang.
Town.ho. seventy seventy q twenty
s lana ofes IOWA cITY Commencing ON Monday the
within the following townships, 10 wit
North Of The base line and pea Of the fin principal meridian
Township seyenty-six Of range tweuty-seycn
Townships seventy and sevenyegh OF range
eight
Townships seventy range twenty
Lands appropriated by law for the Of schools military other
purposes, will be excluded from the sales.
The offering lands win he
appointed In the order In which
with Dispatch until whole shall
closed But sale shall
weeks, and private
admitted until amer the expiration OF the two weeks
Given under hand the city Of Washington, this hhecnth
" September Donn thousand eight hundred and
Iine. Il. TAYLOR.
BY dhe President;
j. BuTTEkyfELp,
Commissioner OF the General Land once.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person right peempuon any OF
lands within the townships above enumeised required eab
Dish satisfaction NJ the register and receiver OF the
land oce, and make therefor
fsr seeing h NOTICE. and before the day appointed for the
Of the pubc sale Of lands embracing the
claimed otherwise such claim will be fofeitsd
J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner of Once.