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MAY 4-3tawiflm,


Ho&lcs ClAamAnts. KS
Trucker q ADDISON, General Agents, Office 9Th
sylvania avenue. n ST. ~
Beverley Tucker and John E. Addison have associated
themselves purpose prosecuting claims of ali kinds
before Congress- and the several departments of the general
government. pa
All communications (post paid) addressed the above
shall receive prompt attention. Reference 10 made 70 tho
following gentlemen; sax
Hon. Geo. NJ Dallas Vice President of tho United States
Hon John MIC Lean Supreme Court Of the United States
Hon. Rober J. Walker Secretary Of the Treasury.
Hon. Jno. \. Mason, Secretary Of the Navy.
Hon. X. M T. Hunter, United States Senate
Clement Cox, eeq., Georgerown, D. G
Jno E. Addison, attorney atlaw, viii continue to give
personal business before the several
Maryland and Virginia. July l3-ly
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APPOINTMENTS AND REMovALs.-Since May, 1914, a
period of eight years, when Jonathan Roberts ap
pointed collector there have been no less than 1--WE col
Gslv;s Bvhe Henry Horn, and James Pare These
frequent changes arose in ageat measure from appoint
menis having been made before the collectors
rmed. 1t is unnecessary to enter into the particulars Of
the respective cases MI Roberts made the largest
Der Of removals about eighty that ever took place under
any collector So great was the embarrassment created
BY this act OF Mr. Roberta that the commercial business
Of the port suspended for ssver. days. and \ was
found necessary restore nuber OF the officers In
sequence Of this act II prescription BY Mr. Roberts and
the appsehensons be entertained Of rejection or removal
be rendered his resignation, which was accepted.
Since the unexpected rejection OF Mr. Horn, who was
both honest and capable there certainty in the con-
rmation Of any collector The applications for oee arc
70 numesoss and the disappointed Of the various eques
tanty in combinations. These rem.rks are not nais
with anv unfriendy feelings towards the present coli
lsctor: they are mere retrospect Of the past Il
matter OF Indifference to the democratic party whether
TIE Appointment is given to whg or to another Tho
administration in all their important :tess, have ap:
pointed ultra wings They have done this 10 defiance Of
ali The pledges Of General Taylor before the sscton,
when soliciting the support and the nomination q al
parties and all conventions. whig, native, and demo
neutrality-suspicious.
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SANDS SARSAPARHLA,

nor Of all diseases arising
fala kings Rheuma Obstinate cu.aneous kuptions.
nEworm or letter scsid Head Enlargement II The
,ph on. d
Exposure or in Life Also Chronic
preparation strongly concentrated all the medicinal
properties q combined with the %o. ~, nd.
table :.
% Il % a s' % as
ar IT,
cured .ucA 20, aIS.Asd ths
doing million. ,l saasrig
;as Sa Of % 7soi throughout
ANOTHER CURE or scRoFULA
Tho following striking will be
scroiu commends itself all similarly s
soura,onr, Conn. JAM 1, rs4s.
ss % n s; gsas
the wife she severely .;c,sd with the 'soiuI.
sns s 4 ss W. A q r:
and I'll the ss
OPEN which aons but without permanent. bench.
paris The srs. bottle produced
her ssa 20 S
friends she found her health quite restored Il over
disease s Gr sa he
'''-' 81 Yours, with respect, JULIUS PIKE.
from letter received from Mr. w. Harris gentleman
well known in Louisa county, Va;
hsv: cured q %ss wa
lily. Your, truly
"FREpERicKs HALL, Va, July II, lsAs1
sAsps sAHsAyAsLH amsst unnecessary to direct At
article well and deservedy popular
preparation but patients often who wish to the extrac
VI 6aapsr induced to try worthless bearing ths
little Of the virtue Of this valuable
root CONFER benefit read
Of thu
Sands in anoths column The bottle has recently been
e s isd a': s d:
experience Thousands has proved its efficacy curing thu
which 10 recommended and At the
than other psrsps thi: medicine useful
change Of ssasonIowe Journal Se Is%s
Druggists snd Chemist 100 Fulton street. corner of William New
York.
Agents Washington city D. CO. r. Patterson Charles SLOT
Co. D. w. H. Gilman Sold In Alexandria BY
Cook 4 Peil, and in ,eorgetown by n +. Csssll
sold by druggs generally throughout the Uatsd stae
and Canadaa Price 81 per bottle six bottles for s.
Mar l6--t6Juy.
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The New York Express, very decided whig paper,
gives the following particulars In EeAtion TO the vsy in
which General Tsylors Appointuents are maAs: 80
sit now pretty well understood that lot>ssy box il
kept in tho Pfesdens BUSINESS ROOM Into which
dropped, and from which dvojsg 10 had U eabinss.
and the unexpected character Of Of the New
tho box Tor oosctosshp. ~ may come ous oeasnl
plenipoteatiary or . marshal.
"The lottery Il 10 understood. however, H. eubeee 70 ono
essential mobilization, and that II the PrsU tho
drawn for place 10 that OF tho gentleman candidate
who happens to be in WAshngsoa thsn upon Ia being
submitted it 10 subject bis amendment; and henos,
general rule be OF thing yow ~sk b. Mod
right If anohers, you put yours In ~ ssad. Thus
when marshal was made the lottery drew HsnEy e.
Davies bwt F. n. Tam0dgs kaYYsmed 10 b AaW4, and
his substituted instead. b sMa h kand
fyo erpect draU sxythiwg TIE lottery; and II you
into 1t, look Out for Timbucoo, when 60
in for Astracan"
We believe there 10 morc truth than poetry in this
statement Nothing be ludicro0s than the CIR
cumstsnces attending OF General Taylors appoint
mens To democrats it is of little conssqueaee beyond
satisfactory discharge OF the duties Of The ose, how
or by whom they are filled They were long ago salts
fed as General Taylor expressed himself 70 BE-, of his
inconpetency TO fill the Office he holds Intelligent
that he could not discharge the duties
he assumed perform, and must necessarily become
the tool and instrument Of Others and be made the scape
goat for all the follies they might commit They have
made him violate pledges that very loose in their
codes OF honor and morality feel bound to respect and
have made him thoroughly contemplate ~ man can
well become. No wonder that men believe his appoint
ments made by lolery.-Sensca Odseruer.
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Mars AT PANAMA-KxrRAoRpanay PAocyDDsne -
We are indebted correspondent fog sttsr from Psa-
ANA dated March 81, from which take the following
extract:
The ma. which came out In the steamship Nosthsrns.
Alter AuvH here sold for the expenses o.
II the sthmns. and purchased ~ Stepnen
nswspaps contained in mail The etss'. tor psrsons
who had LEFT here, and the o.ber, re- w ..e ~
nswspapss packsxss broken SPsn, and ns psPsss
sold at Panama for III cent. Dy af ss 49,. ~@ -
Bulletin. New Yssk Herald T,u. sss TrsS.s' xcSss s
M abpas the male sonswhsss 20
novv whr,hrr til. regular mall madnwPp ~
postmaster or only lster bay inside up oy - Oh
the Northemer -
This letter will explain the rscsp Of lslsss ~
rs that may have been sent opt by the NortAen The
nf The ssaner. and vas moi emit By govsinnsnt Tbs
sisaush;p Falcon is The only mail esamer running 70
Chagrsa and she brought mails from there until the
frs, Of May-PhaadsipAso BuiIetis
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BysadDay. eov~er Of Barclay street. Nsv York.

Breadcay, covxer Of Barclay street. Nsw York.
THE propriesors TABER BAGLEY, respec fully an
noincs their friends and the public that they have
leased we'll hotel, and have ads many inn
portant Improvements and repairs. nay and splendid
ladies' ordinary will BIO completsd, also additional
Broadway.
1t is furnished entirely with new furniture made OK
Pressy TO their order. II Is hcr determination
the travelling public that can b found dis country
10 situation unsurpassed, being directly in front Of the
Park and Fountain where tho Croton 10 continually play
ing, cooling AID refreshing the air. also within abort
lance OF the steamboat and railroaI landings.
Inc tables viii at all tmes be bounnily supplied with
the decxcles of season. and their wines nd LIQUORS.
having been selected with great care cannos fail to give
satisfaction. --.--
Tho propretor hope by personal politeness and alton
on to merit the support and Rdenos OF the publot
JOB TABEK Boston
NEw YoRx, Feb Is, 1919.
Mar Tim
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xhon aIrcHIz.
nsaTos Arr pEorRIEToR.
Navy DEPARTMENT.,
Bureau of Construc Ion, Equipment and Repair,

Navy DKpARrAENT,
Bureau Of co"''' Equipment Snd hepr Is
FINDER the joint resolution of Congress- approved May
u o. 1873, ened "Rssolu.ion respecting contracts FOR
ss% 1 ,ecsvsS this bassn or the bnd .,ss hemp
agencies a, Louisville. Kentucky. g. Louis. Missouri
10 he forwarded by them unopened to this bureau
for delivering under contract at either Of the said
hemp agencies, for q term 90. escssdng five yesrs,
hounds No bid win be considered At higher rate than
Two one e e. Asts ns. FL
ment viii then determine whether the contracts shall be
awarded No dexs will be required sooner than the i's
fhs said hemp mus, DO equsi in quality q the best
o Gaus annaaliy viii be about SO tons -
from shives. and not lose more than sixteen per
cent of tow and when hatchelled the salts
BE- OF as R ops &c an .
OF an inch l. circumference, made from twenty-onc
heir direction win bear lesst AGO pounds. and
engh color, and other properties must be entirely salts
will 10, be received twin be inspected aud tested :. the
respective places Of q delivery.
for The hemp which may pass inspecon and be received
by them according the which may
Sy a
may be agreed upon and named In the contracts
a ana .iS
when delivered inspected tested approved and received
By ne . sa III
Congress making appropriations for the naval Service
proved 10th August 1876, by written guaranty signed by
one responsible PERSONS Ito be coftfed by
official personageD the effect that he they undertake
that the bidder bidders will if his their bid be accept
ed obligation within fifteen days after the
submitted for sgnau with good and sufficient
will be considered unless accompanied by such guaranty
Bonds with two approved surees in one half the esti-
mated amount Of the respective contracts win be required
and per centuin addition will be withheld from the
OF each Payment be made, collateral security
the due and faithful performance of the respective
tracts which will be paid until the
complied with in all respects according their terms
Offers must be made in strict conformity with the
Of ibis advertisement The persons offering by
ih Navy agent they wish their bills paid if their offer
accepted and by which hemp Nary agewcy they wish
have and bonds for their signature and
they should be executed within fifteen days after
they received by the agents. the department will
slider itself ut liberty TO accept other offers in place Of those
thas neglected.
Mar 4-lawl6thAug
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A LOAN WANTEDy-Sl,00 900 is wanted on before the
"A 9Th of June for ono yeaf OF for much longer time
WISH and real estate security located in
the city, insured for than sjx times
amount in three different insurance companles, and
PROPERTY yielding Of morn than AO Per year.
larger amount, little less, would be objection and,
preferred, interest will be paid quarterly, halfyeary,
or yearly in advance. ,eel
Apply through the Washington city post Office and
terview may be had.
Nav 4-3tawif1mos ~ ft M
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lenders o. his policy comfortably provided for a snug
tor the wing cause, is sufficient grouAd fox s1ciu.
sson from oshoe and the word pelisaa' - = ianl to
Of the canine species 70 the unfostunata br0ts The
drsn t the honey and the working Iss 10 conaoled by
the adage that virtue is its own reward"
Oh, is not this harmonious party 1!
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CARPErlN0, Floor Otlcloths, and Furnishing
~ Goods Gsnerally.-P H. ROOE Co., Market
Space between 7h and 9Th Streets would respectfully ask
tho of citizens and housekeepers their
very extensive of furnishing dry goods o every
description adapted the present and approaching sea-
sons. among which they name
5000 yards superior ingram Competing, new spring de-
signs 81
800 yards superior imperial 8 ply carpeting English
1000 yards A., 3D. and 8Yenetian Competing, for pas
sages and steps bu
1000 yards tapestry and Brussels carpens some low
priced
100 yards chintz baizes, IL 4 and 81
30 pieces floor oilclohs, from TO two yards wide
rs different designs very superior English ocoths.
which win be cut To fit any shaped passage or
hall, in entire piece, some of which are very
rich and elegant N
l75 pieces premium mauings, every width
Also sheetings, counerpanes. table damasks
Damask tabecioths, satin daynask napkins
ToweliiHgs, table and plano covers
Door mats, chenee and tufted rugs. &c.
All of which deermtu6d to offer upon such terms
insure sale any whoShay favor with call All
ask is comparison Of stock and prices with those
OF our neixhbors. i,98 Ap N-3awAwI
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From the uniontown (Pa) Genius d Libsrty.
fsAner,a1 A. -

The accomplished soldier and Statesman, The gallant
standard bearer OF the democracy At the last presidential
election previous 10 his departure from WashngtoL
invited by the democratic members Of our Suts sgsa-
ture visit HanisbuTEh. on his way back TO Detroit
Unfortunately the letter did not reach him Washington.
plains the delay ia answering it. Va ssSjon from tie
Harrsburgh Democratic UDon the correspondence which
passed the occasion Although defeated in Psnnsy
vania Gene CAss great favOIte with her democracy,
having Justly endeared himself to them, not less by his
gallant deeds the last and his memorable services
as minister at France than by hs stern and unnehng
ton. To no in the country does the democratic
party lasting debt OF gratitude than to Lewis
Cass
DEAR SIR: The undersigned members Of the legisla-
ture your political friends give you cordial invitation
e visit Harsb1rgh on your way home from your duties
bee 1sessd with such
mocracy OF your State. They hope you will afford
them this opportunity Of paying their personal respects TO
EXPIRE ssng to you the qualification they have in viewing
YOU as the honored standard bearer Of the democratic
party of the Union.
[Signed by all the democratic members OF the Senate
and House OF Representatives.
Hon. LEWIS CAss.
DETROIT, April 3, ls49.
GENTLEMEN: Your invitation tonne to visit Harris-
burrh on nv return home did not reach Washington ill
after my departure, and forwarded to me here; and
its receipt. and to thank you for his distinguished marx
Of your kindness and confidence Though circumstance
which am you will appreciate, would have pre-
vented me from accepting your invitation, had il
found me at Washington; yet no circumstances can
diminish the value of this token Of your appreciation.
and will be dear me, but 10 still dearer tesmo
NAL OF attachment from the representatives Of the demo-
cracy of Pennsylvania, to the great democratic party Of
the Union, of whose principles and it was their
pleasure make the representative during the recent
presidential CONTEST and to which circumstances lowe
this proof of your favor As such acceptpAnd thank
you for it,
am. gentlemen, your friend and fellow citizen,
LEWIS CASE
w. F. Packer, Edward Nickleson, w. Y. Roberts,
esqrs and Others democratic members Of the Legislature
OF Pennsylvania.
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CAUTION EXTRA.

BY the kL1L cLAPP engaged
an .n s<s his 70 ps, sP.s .ssh
Towa"a % aor .nd Dsv hui VA, formerly ~o'hsr 90 rac.d.
Es VIA. h "ss He ..ndas out card. hs.dd TsL. 9seh IL
Tsvn.ss - he viii p<oues nss solitary p'ocf Of thus M
&c Dhs not b the GENUINE
ORIGINAL OLD Or Jseob Townsni ssspans Old h =
has ~ hsn coat Asi bis q
JACOB TOWNSEND
Prireipsi saes. Nassas st, ysvA Csy.
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Jacob
rHs ORIGINAL
or THE
TOWNSEND SARSAPARILLA.

III ~ W.. Z .sy y NON q p
s 81: .:'.ss . : III" . [ % s:s.
from a. 's . .su."s' .-d .oaa''. HEALING rowER The
Tss ,e s sn s~u.s.d IT improve, viii a.. md .., change. hat
~ e ss bssasss prepared 90 sauh pred BY ssahse
~ 70 .s... ne ~.Sa..,. a.a. 2ID DIR = sAas
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old DR.. Jacob T.w..s.a,. s.r..p.rs,,.
80 prepared ., !. The m .,, ofu -.....n. roo, ~, a,
rpad 10 %.dsu' .''s.'ps .
Csre - NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A,'ssase'.
.ea,.n .aa ssssa. ID doing .oad.r.
EKSf
Imp.rity or she Bleed
s.s ~ ,s: r., from - s.;
co., lena. s, head. ~: Sss' =.
an and s'ads relaxing structure the is throat and every 0
Id ads .sa .s '' "''' "''"'' ~" ''' '
Female Compi.ins..
ssy'i s s s ss s. s RI ss rS 4 The ws @
and dc .s sad n y si' sAa.. O..s:
. ss s s. s an. nd :: ' gives '''' and
Nerv.m. Disease. and D.l,,f,y.
prevent. relieves. great varsity other d... Spins. ,r,..u
Ns.raEs ~ wv. re sxonins ,srs "a Con s"'so s
s.r e..n.e. ss sle excite. 20" d. @ h.. .se". u.
t. Warmth s.; : ;s d s . ,ss sss % s
.s", az s s % 'a'''
Thc mea,ctoe Va. prr.emrro..,v roea.
y1a.s n .a III uS t:s no, S SS he A inferior ~ Thu
Compared win tho Old DPS
cs..a that the one DlrlSoRA
Never Spells,
rs .s other 20 Es ;srr '%.S, na ss. he .s"s. esnt.s
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POTOMAC PAVILION,
At Pinev Point, MARYLAND.


HE above place will BIO open for the accommodation OF
visiters the Isl of June This delightful watering
pf the chs.apeaEs Bay and regular sea
beautiful .hadeees, and the great safety Of surfbathing,
Of the most pleasant and healthy resorts 70 bs found
situated the beach, but few yards from the water with
be s found osiising and compe,en, attendants:
The table will be supplied with all the Injuries OF the
An excellent band Of music s engaged for the season.
and variety Of furnished Tor guests free OF
'A"'S'' TERMS OF BOARD.
s. S; Wy % %ss.t IS
The proprietors ready to make arrangements
with families for the season.
ington every THURSDAY at O'Clock M, and Sundays
for Pavioo returning, leaves the Pavilio.
The steamer Columbia leaves Baltimore Saturdays
farming leaves Washington every Wednesday for Bal-
at a. m., arriving at the Point same evening at
Due notice will be given of the other when they
placed on the route. KiRKwooD &c KELLER,
May A-3awtlJuly ffopre'ors.
WANTED, daily, as the saiaiaasrs, PAlisdslphlA
w New York. Boston, and New Orleans General Agen;
cy and Commission Office. Young Men in wholesale and
keepers, salesmen, pore, barkeepeTs walters farmers
coachmen car agents, book and ma ass1. col.sc,0,,
times large number Of good situations on hand, which
pay from soo to $4,000 snnnm Those in want Of s
have agents each of the above cities, which will enable
place every applicant IN suitable situation 3: the
above named cities, which trust will enable us TO give
entire satisfaction all whomay favor us with q call
TAYLOR IL TAYMAN, No. 50 second street,
between South and Gay.
NJ B. Persons living in any part of the United States
and wishing obtain situation in Baltimore or either Of
ed by addressing line (postpaid ~ by 20 doing
they will curta both trouble and which they 9th
erwss would incur by coming the city and seeking
ploy ment FOR the mseves Address,
TAYLOR e. TAYMAN,
No. 50 Second street,
May 1t-df Baltimore. Md.
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rhe United states ss~ass ard ths sppAantAsatss
The Albany Express whig. thus indicates that heee
are whgs who will 70 before the Senate, and ask og the
rejection of certain Of the nominations Of General Tayos
The allusion is to the Albany postmaster:
The upronrious Joy OF the friends II reosnty appod
pomaster NOT hundcd miles from ths CITY, y NJ
lie diminished by reflection that osTaln HsnrY Clay.
of Kentucky will have In the Untsa 6entes 0sn
whom nomination b aessd upon- The end -
yet.
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NOTICE.

C6ss's '4mprovsA Repeating P1stsas."
EXPECTING to be absent Ia Europe for some months,
T. all inquiries in relation said may be addressed
J. Knox Walker, Washington, who 10 empowered my
attorney and general agent and orders
for the delivery OF said pistols SAMUEL COLT.
May l6--dSm
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Not,cs to Prs-smpt,on Claimants.

Every person entitled the right of pre-emption TO
any OF the lands within the sections and pas OF
above enumerated required establish the same TO the
satisfaction Of the register and receiver of the proper
land office, and make payment therefor yrac-
ficahe after seeing this notices. and before the day APP
pointed for the of the public sale of the
lands embracing tho caimed otherwise such claim
will be forfeited RICHARD M. YOUNG
Commissioner of the General Land Of,cs.
Feb 28-IawI3w
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NOTICE.
Falls of 81. Croiz.

The sales advertised above be held the land Office
the FALLS OF ST Caox Rivsa on the osh day of sss and
the third day of September next, will be held new
district having been organized OF the part that
c lying in the State OF Wsesssin, and The land Office for
That the 1vitory of A~esota having directed
10 De removed saltwater from and after the hiret day
Oh June next by act q Congress- approved March a. 1873
z. TAYLOR.
BY the Presidents
RICHARD NJ YOUNG, q
-, Commissioners OF tho General Land Office.
March 30h, 1919
f"sfponsment Of the psbsse land s.ls MAlwaukAs,
Wbocousans
NOTICE hereby givenhat tho public sale Of lands,
ordered by the proclamation OF tho President Vi the
United States the 7th day OF February, lS$9 be held
al me land office Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Monday. the
Ah day OF June ncst, 10 postponed until, and will COM
mence or, Monday, the l7,h day Of september next
by order OF the Secretary OF the Interior.
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioners OF tho General Lepd Office
May l7-wt4h June
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r AND WARRANTS wAHTED.-The hishass ,n.rss
IL price will be given for land warrants by 81
May l2-& CORCORAN d RIGGS.