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L. LEWIS, snofnsy atlsw, formerly Of vhEnia, fof
his services the Virginia volunteers their ends
q collection OF their dues ffoal tbs government
(The children OF soldiers who died la
entitled 70 pension)
All claims especially Of Mexico
fair cash price, be
Of the departments with the despatch He
himself that his residence in Washington, with
the Adjuani Generals Once his seguan,anee with The depart
adjustment Of all business conhded o him.
He respectfully refers all the Of the Congress from
Virginia, and the Hon. John Mason, Richmond Val Major Gen.
u. Jones, Washington city.
"I affords pleasure recommend Major Lewis
m $500 or. yoNEs.o
Any editor who will claim vicinity pub
hsh this notice 70 the amount OF IS, and send his bill to
Aug IO-3n t 3. L. LEWIS,
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WATSON d RENwICK,
PATENT AGENTS.

PATENT
street. opposite the Patent Office, Washington, d. c.,
DRoCURE letters patent foreign
tries give advice questions arising under patent
law.
ooRKEsroSDENTs TO
Edmund Burke, Commissioner of Patents.
chairman Of Committee Of Senats
Gouverneur Kemble, esq, West Point foundry.
James Renwck, LII d., New York
Henry Brevoor, esq, Glendon Iron Works, Boston.
II. r. Durham CO., steam engine builders, New York.
Thomas Corwn.
d. b. French, president Magnetic Telegraph Company.
ToREIos coRRxsPospEsrs
Richard Creed ESQ., London and Birmingham Railroad Company
London.
sabine =. g., Lieutenant Colonel Royal Engineers
Woolwich.
Michel chevaer Ingeneur chefi Robert Walsh esq
Pans. Nov 2-5aw6w
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f,IFrY DOLLARS REHARD.-Ran away from
screr living Nottingham, Prince George county,
BEN and FERRY. bright muiatio has under The
n eye caused by powder wore away long blue coat and light
par old. had white
old ock and 81 ~ old
wherever taken, either
nee li-dIw JOHN s. SKINNER.
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AGENCY OF CLAIMS.

AGENCY OF CLA1mS
nj the future TO devote that prosecution
ses n them have gwen me perhaps peculiar adyantases
agent offer especially the great
members Of Congress- and the numbers
person BY letter. whether my entrance into The
S s % 3 II ss S, Ss .a 1s The
they kindly make known business In
me 70 say advance that any hey may
shall The same po%s and attention which has
uu my "'''e o PETER REV" G. WASHINGTON,
Nov o0-eodlm Late Auditor 7. o. Department
ueCUI.LocH ON TAXATION, / vol London
Mccuioeh's edition Of Adam Smiths wealth Nations
Mii's Political Economy vols. Boston.
The Progress Of Nations by E. c. seaman; vol New York
and Tendency Of Free Institutions vol
Tooke's History Of Prices, 1889 TO Isi5 vol London
1S p S s SsIe yS vG london Snd0n
Bnsat on the Protective Policy; vol New York.
ghyd,, lnds,ia Exchange g C r so Ssy v York
many works, English and American the same sci
Jan FRANcK TAYLOR
NEW BooKs-Just received, Tor sale at TAYLOR MAU-
Jane. Sir Edward Graham or Railway Speculation cathane
sinclair, author Of Jane Bouyee" &c Etiquette at Washington,
supply. janis
IoHNsToN's National Atlas OF Universal geography,
HISTORICAL Commercial and POLITICAL by Alexander Keith John
large volume one maps
Of the finished execution, with copous indexes kc the latest
enjoying highest reputation abroad For sale copies only
at ihe very reduced price ofslo Just opened BY
Dec % fRANcK TAYLOR
SILx HosIERY-The subscribers just
lowing which win make their In this line the best
the Dsrct which they respectfully invite all in want Of such
5 dozen white embroidered silk hose
90 plain white % cbes Ensll.p
10 DO cotton tops, low priced
5 dozen belt plain black silk hose
4 do medium do do
70 90 0w.pliesd as -. DO, cotton tops
Jan I@suf GLAeETT, NEWTON, MAY, q co.
James q. Bsrrst
WILL attend the OF claims before Congress and the
w various executive departments OF the government
oce and dwelling street, between 9th and ioh
octa-u
THOMAS II. TwITTY,s
(L,ats Of Warenfon, North Caroiina.)
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
No % Graver street, NO.
RKrsRKScrs Hon J. R. j. Daniel Hon. A. w. vcnabls,
Professor Benjamin r. worcester teacher
OF Photography during the past several schools this
city, continues 70 give private ,a g, his room,
terms = :" rem ''s''' ''' ma % Sep, aiswa
KNOX WALKER Will practise In the supreme
Court o. e United States and attend 70 ,ne
s"'. ~ a-------------
CERvANTs.-wanted,a male servant and 4. gooa
cook to DO the work Of small family None WI % apy''
Novai-i6f
UANs ASDERsEss STORY BOOK for Children
MARY rIow,,ts Story Book, with illustrations, vol:
Mrs Hollands Story Book with illastra'iens yo
M =
IUvENILE Books for e., received from every
young people, beautifully got up In the printing and bind
ing and f6r sale a northern prices. .vrop uAupv
Dee II BookseiIan. near oh
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WE indebted publisher Mr. Casm Bon city,
w for aspedd thogaphic view Of the city OF Washington and
Geoetown and the adjacent country including upon the margin
parcula representations Of the important public buildings and
other objects OF interest the and vicinity The view
Capitol the
whee Pennsyann and this remaining portion OF
the city westward from that point correct and faith
fully executed aogsthef superior to view Of Washington
and its vacny which II forms beautiful and
pleasing picture, will be desirable
the pal0r Is work involving labor the part Of the
artist and considerable that Of the publisher which
trust may Be amply I and %
his the Capitol and probably at the stores ofhe booksellers
In this city USsioa h3e N9 tG at8sFA19 IA aaA XII XIX
AvrEw or THIS by Mr. Cash
BONN (who the pubshe large photographic print Of the
Washington and Geogetown The taken from the
posico Capitol and correct representation Of the
meppos while the border 20 the print y composed Of correct
cAdch the Capitol Treasury Smithsonian Institution, Presi
dents House, Post Office Patent Odce City Hail. Statue Of Wash
ngon Winders Building, Jackson Hail. Navy Yard, Georgetown
College, Aqueduct ST. Patcks Church, Arsenal Washington
Monument Observatory Jackson Mon0ment ITO be and War De-
particular and will undoubtedly meet with an extensive crcua
tion-Naf. Int
Lthographc Washington city and Georgetown Published
and sold by CAsuR BoHx, Washington, ID. c.
autographed very sheet stiff subsan
a and contains of the Capitol and Grounds the Pres
dents House, the Post Office, Qfce Pension Qfce Smith
Intuon and all the principal public buildings, including
giving the edifces that Mr. Bon being
imaginative gives but that will be
time, probably These Washington and Jackson Monu
Everything introduced into the view is accurately drawn,
believe, Autographed Those who wish to have
REPRESENTATIONS 81 public buildings hee win do wen to
paronize Mr. Bohn--Globe.
For in the Capitol.
Fsb IO-aaw3wTu&su '1s, G. BONN
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NOTTC.-The subscriber begs inform the citizens and
public generally that he has just employed wormen from Eu
northern Cities of known skill and experience
which, together with his knowledge and practice the bus
enables him confidence he
prepared jewely costly silver
cheaper than other establishment
of the His respectfully
requested 10 leave their orders with es4s
ROBERT KEYWORTH,
Penn. avenue, betwe 9th and 18th
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photographic Washington city Georgetown
and sold by CAsImR DoHK, Washington, ID. O.

CELLING or Winter stock Cost.-The subscribers
specially inform their customers and e public generally that
they have determined 10 offer their stock at first during
the present month"; engagedn taking
preparatory spring Among assortment
found which seasDnabe all
times which viii dispose Of at cost for cash. punctua
toners. We -4tsi stN&ts Asf34Ht&
so pieces colored dress silks, in all styles
white blue and pink satins
do, do. glace silks
20 pieces colored silk velves in all possible shades
few remaining those handsome embroidered
Canton suitable coos for spring with acompete
Of collars berhe and inside handkerchief all Of
80 cLAGRTr, NEWTON, MAY, i co.
Feb la-3teod .s s3I
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Land, Pension. aud General Agency.

WILLIAM H. MINNIX late Of the General Land Ofice will
claims Of kind against the before
Congress the departments His the different
branches Of the specially relation military
bounty lands will enable him give full satisfaction all who
require his services The issue Of lands sold
located by military will be secured, and all
taken lost deadeter Claims for
vices In the revolutionary of 1912 and Mexican
win special He will also the sale,
collection rents
this city by residents and others,
Reference made James Shields formerly Commissioner
Of the General Land Office Hon. Richard NJ Young
sone Of the General Land Once all the officers Of General
Land Office Congress generally Illinois;
Thomas Rche Edmund Burke Peter Force W. W. Seaton
Hair ]. G. Rives, Richard Walach,
Office asup Weedon Coach Factory Of the Centre
Market, Washington ID. q.
Sep Is
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UIsTTrNG-CARDs printed and plates engraved I'm the
notice. and visiting cards
the finest quality supplied, by TAYLOR MAURy, BY
Nov 10 BOOKSELLER 9th
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
Faculty OF Physio.--session OF Is49-'50.
THE Lectures win Monday, 10Th October
l. until the 18th OF March ensuing.
Chemistry and Pharmacy-WiLuAs ~ A. ArKxs, H. d.. Lii D.
Therapeutics Macna ygiene-sA CHrw, NJ D.
Anatomy and Physiology-JosrrH Rony, NJ ID.
and prncfice of Medcne--WfLfIAm NJ D.
THOMAS, M. ID.
Pathology and Demonstration Anatomy w
Instruction In Clinical Medicine and Clinical Surgery every
the Baltimore Inrmar opposite the Medical College The Rooms
for practical anatomy viii be opened October under the charge q
demonstrators fees 500 Comfortabs board
may be obtained ia the vicinity Of the Medical College 81
20 so per week. WILLIAM n. A. AIKEN,
Aug. l5-2awtNov Dean Of the Faculty
Superior Old brandy.
THE received very superior Old BRANDY
OF the vintage Of 1875 purchased expressly for medicinal P
Families wishing article OF would do well % ca
and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
CHAMPAGNEs
Schneider Cock and Crown
Hedsieck Ducai Grape
Juno Venus
Anchor Fountain.
Aways on hand together with choice variety q Wnss q
Aug ll-eodlm Penn. avenue, 18th street
cam.
THE undersigned late OF the Pension Once, having for the ~
been employed on The various duties connected
peenced In ali the thereof offers his services
the prosecution against the general
any other business connected with the Other az
All bpsne.s eondded 10 him shall be promptly attended and
faithfuly executed All letters must be postpaid.
THOMAS LUMPKINl
Agency once
Aug l2-lmeod
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January 30, 1850
IN petition of jeremiah Myers Of Meredith Village,
Hampshire, praying the said
Myers for improvements IN for railroads. for
years nom ne expiration Of said patent which takes place on the s
ordered that petition be heard at the Patent once on
the third Monday April ~ O'clock all
notified 70 appear and show cause any they have why said petit
Ordered also, notice published Intcgencer
Republic Union, Washington North American Gazette,
Island; Daily Atlas Cincinnati Journal Portsmouth, amp
shire for ree successive weeks previous the third
DE WITT G. LAWRENCE,
Acting Commissioner Of Patents
PsEdiors papers will copy, and
bills 10 the Patent Office, with paper containing this notice
Jan 3l-law3w
books London.-List No. s.-Heathy Homes by
ID Hosking, architcct aud civil engineer. vol, 1912
Forbes's Dangers Superficial knowledge. vel, 1850
Mtchcllf Practical Assaying vol.
Gradns nd Parnassun1. vol
Aliens Navigation Laws OF Great Britain. vol, lsSes
Ioyoa and Jessm In i Rudiments BY Isaac Taylor vo
lsie
War Office Regulations regarding Army Services paymss'ers,
&C. vol. 1913.
Companion Improved Log for Steam Vessels
campbeIs Practical Book Of Inorganic Chemistry VOL,
Dean swns Works Roscoe's edition, complete In vols
Feb is ''' ''''' FRANcK TAYLOR.
NV Bsoks-Just received-Tmkish Evenings Entertain
me Wonders of Remarkable Incidents, and the karues
= a NJ 100. TRANSLATED from the Turkish.
:, ny Geo W. Greene, late United States Consul
Second volume Goldmh m.ce,speou. works BY Prior
ssrh.n, '"erca Correspondence English and French by
Ascss ccnlss.,en in The Episcopal Church ny
n gI..f s6 TAYLOR MAURy,
req 40 booksellers, 9th street
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COLUMBIAN OOLLEGE. D. Q.

THE next session Of six months Wednesday, Sep
TENDER 10.
Tuidon -A s6 90
Room, library, bed, and furniture ~ 90
Table and servants per week 22o
To students Who do NOT board tho charges viii be- -
Room library, and furniture II 90
fee OF $40 paid admission. small charge
average Fuel and lights Washing 81 cts per
French German small additional charge The me-
expenses will
exceed $50 per Students be admitted At any me
opening Of the session preferable Bills payable in advance
half opening the balance the middle OF the session
CITY, September, l849.
Sept 6-lawd4wlawcp6w
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A GENCY, Washngton.-The undersigned, late of the in
specton Of Office Department, offers his
generally and those Of the
section particularly with the that his removal from ONCE
initiate he many
department for honesty, capacity, and fdcly
his in Office of both parties with hearty
consent, him therein, 81
All attend business tho
viii be thankfully received promptly despatched
JAMES OWNER, Agent
July 4-df late of Post Office Department.
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NEW MUsIC.Just the old established Music
IN Stationery Store, 10Th street, Pennsylvania
the following beautiful and popular music sold usual low
price, four cents per page VIM. FISCHER
The Ledger Polka, by James Belak
Nancys Fancy Polka, by G. Blessner -
Phoenix Polka performed Johnson Brass Band Cape May
Sailors Polka by c. Lenschow, leader of Gemaia Band
( The IIyacnth Polka by Gungl
The Elm Waltz, with variations by Grobe
The Manor Waltz, by T. G. McKenna
Sub Rosa Waltz, by t. Renhardt
Reindeer Quckstep, by Grobe
The Virginia Rosebud Quickstcp by Grobe
Kossuth's March, by Ezemeleny
JEANNE Gray, ballad by c. Muller with beautiful
Leap DER the Waves, by J. II. Hewitt
Come day Dreams back member Of the Gemans
Band
Gentle Deeds beautiful ballad
JEANNE and Donald, ballad, by Hodson
Mary Bell, 9th edition, by Benkeu
sWi p. with the Dearest,
III love moren
The Merry Sleigh Bells, arranged as quartette
Belle OF Baltimore, an Ethiopian song
Come back, Steben do do
The Virginia Rosebud the only correct edition
Dec IL
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La CRONICA.

A SpaWish newspaper, priated IN NeU York,
THIS journal handsomely printed week.
sheet in the quarto FORM the most
entered the second Of m pub
cation during has been published has failed
appear with regularity ably conducted by Don A.
regular correspondent the Of
having all the countries
American government members OF Con-
gress and others will find the CRoscA
compendium and Spanish American poll
mall postage free hc postage be
publisher New York. without charge the
subscnber following Invariably In adranee;
For SIX months ~
Persons wishing to subscribe will apply to
$50 r. JEFFERSON,
Dec 6-law3t Smiths row, Eleventh street, r.
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Union INTELIIGENCE AND GENERAL AGENCY
n nila Ss sS o %
ua BY applying this ONCE can be supplied with homes. and
hand only recommended honesty, capacity
Also SG sns and appS
most reasonable
Rev. Geo. w. samson, Very Rev. VIM. Matthews,
Rev Rev. & n ' SSasr, Ss s ests g. Dyer
w. w. seston, esq ORA. M. Hofar
Rob, Anderson, esq YIN H. H., Campbell esq
Y Nov 70 o ss1eo,ii%if = o"''"'e'q
NEW Cloths, Cessimeres and vcstings.-The subscri-
~ received entirely supply Of the above
sSS s % wna MY the attention Of h' friends and the
French cloi received, black, brown blue,
20 pieces fancy casmercs embracing popular
10 pieces best French doe skin cassimeres
do medium priced do do
IN vEsTINGs WE HAVE
Rich French cahmeres een different varieties Of patterns
Plain black brown and olive silk ye',ns.
Rich sestngs, suitable for evening purposes
I Dec s Sui cLxGETT NEWTON, MAY CO.
A NEW supply OF shawIs, Cloaks, and sacks.-stan-
citizens arc ny no %, our
10 plain cloaks, richly trimmed
In sHAwLs we have
Is Hungarian long shawls, in rich colon
10 halfmournng do do, in new designs
100 medium and low priced wooIcn shawls
Also, rich cashmere long shaws
Dec. 5--d CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY b co.
CONTENTS Of the American Almanac for Isso.--Eec
v tons Of Presidents Vice Presidents.
Executive Departments and Officers.
Postmasters, Collectors, Naval Officers
Indian Agents, Pension Agents, Land oacer.
Army List, Military Posts Arsenals, sc.
Navy List and Vessels English Navy, French Navy
Marine Corps Supreme Court, Circuit Courts, District Courts
Foreign Ministers and Consus 10 the United States
United States Ministers and Consuls abroad.
Resolutions passed AT the
last session Of Congress.
Mail Service and Revenues under the Postage Law.
American Postage Atlantic Postage European Postage, Hostages
TO Oregon and California 100 -
United and Expenditures from iIcs 70 1873
Imports and Exports for hfty eight years.
Debts OF the United States md ofthe several states
Public State Elections, Governors, Popun
Slaves, Railroads. Immigration, Colleges Law Schools
Medical Schools Schools, Teleraph Saes Of
Europe and British Colonies and other commercial
Political Historical md Scientific, extensive for
The limits IN Advertisements
3 closely printed price one dollars postage TO
Of the United States only IA cents.
: This day received $1,000. $500.
VrsrrrNo-CARDs printed plates engraved I'm the
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The finest quality supplied, BY TAYLOR MAURy,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FTtVehtIVts
AR. AMATI's ITALIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, TONIC
AND APERIENT1his remedy composed entirely Of vegeta
bic ingredients and totally free from mineral substance com
discovered and prescribed DR. Ama celebrated physcIan
Of the diseases the abdominal cgonsuch diarGa
dysener bilious complaints dyspepsia and all other disorders Of
the liver, &c.
Knowing from experience that in the kindly and
eecual these ii submitted remedy
who be attacked by the prevailing fatal and
nsidious
symptoms
To wholesale and retail Causi Music Saoon Penn
between lI and 2 and at the principal
the of Washington Georgetown, nd Alexandria
Pamphlets containing many
Certificates accompany of panacea. very liberal
Orders from of the United States
promptly attended TO- All communications must be paid
3-lawu SAMUEL CARUSI d co.
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ERENCH JUVENILE BOOEks.-Jean ct Marie; GU les
Fruits Dune bonnie Education Par iAbbe Macker vol 81
Joseph dore Danger DIES Mauvascs Compagne Par
p Marcel. 81
Emma; Model Jeunes pAbbe
VOL, 81
Hsioeiss pour les EnfAnr; Outrage Auose par pUnivete
l vol, 81
Eudes Historiques rUsage de / voi cents
fernandoj Historic dun Jeune Espagno Iadut dc rAemand
de Schmid vol, 81
Monde; ct une Mereies des Voyages
par Leon Guerin. 4 VOL, 81
And Others advertisement
kinds styles and prices and for different them in rich
bindings, and with illustrations
Imported direct from Paris, by
FRANCR TAYLOR.
Also juvene books English great variety
collection
youth. 70
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JHRENCH Mertnos, just reeeivedwe invite the
French cashmercs
We the following desirable shades;
Maxarne Coburg and sky blue best grades
pieces bright crimson, scarlet cherry and pink
pieces shades merno, brown, caret and
10 pieces mode-color cashmeres and merinos
pieces black Thbe merno with large and complete
muns OF which
cecdngy rch viii be sold the accommodating
Dec 6-F5n CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, h CO.
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rHRIsTMAs FEsTIvAL.-A Festival will be held the
building yncent's Orphan Asylum, corner Of 10Th
and Streets Goth OF this MONTH and 70 end
the the LIST January Refreshments will be provided, and
will be offered for sale by
the ladies' As the proceeds Of the festival viii be applied The
finishing asylum, much wanted for tbs accommoda
OF the Sisters Charity, and the little orphans under their
charge, expected that the public will their attention and
Dec ~
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,Dsnesng Acsdssny.-ssccnd cc.rse.
ME- Liable has me honor % announce % The citizens
Lessons Win Thursday the 3Is January hi
residence Pcnnyivansa avenue, opposite Wiads Hotel
Days Of Washington Tuesdays hudays, and satur
days. Mondays and Fddsys.
Jan 2o-dn W
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G.. n. ROoERs,
and -sxric~i~af WssAos, No. % Marta street, Phiai

80 % deSkia. M
DEN sssds and ornamental shade trees, ano, pcgdsss,
As. Fsb3
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the ladies' table Groups Of number
shadow expression, and beautiful tone Of mezzo
greatest taken in procuring correct kenesses Of
and - no w an ~ .e%n &
promptly attended to- Corner Of ~ street and Penn
'y Ivan "a avenue
CIFrY DOLLARS REwARD.-Ran away from the sub
.eber Living near Nottingham Prince George county TWO boys
len BY wore away s long blue sss coat and hight
Try eo,h psnaoons and 81 ~ old
win give my dollars reward for The two boys taken either
' Sss ho%f " secured % 70 JOHN s. SKINNER
CHRIsTMAs FESTIVAL Festival win be held the
new building Of ST. vncents Orphan Asylum corner Of o
The night ue l Of January Refreshments win be provided and
variety Of useful and NJ articles viii ss offered FL a., S
anhng Of asylum, much wanted for the accommoda
charge expected that the public will give their attention and
UNITED STATES HOTEL, WASHINGTON.
TUE United States Hotel viii be opened on Tuesday the lit In
The hotel has been entirely furnished with entirely new
furniture throughout The house, and The proprietor feels confident
s h. s % 1 e ss.e hi r. hone. The eS s, w Be
nuancs Of The patronage heretofore extended TO his the e late
i'"''' EDWARD n. FULLER
Dec s-dawh Proprietor.
N Assortment Of Fancy Good. for Christina. Pre.-
en-vevet and Morocco covered Prayer Books, English
Visiting printed from plates the shortest notice. and plates
WIN. A. WHEELER CO.'S, snuoner.,
A HANDSOMELY furnished House, in a central and
healthy % se rsom nsaSas s apns
win be rented for the session OF Congress- longer
period II desired Apply 70 JOHN ]. JOYCE,
: Nov. 97--iGin Of 18Th and streets.
NH. JOS. II. KEssLER, Professor OF Music,
HAVING after unavoidable absence,
III by III health the honor 10 renew the offer OF his
public and them that his undivided
attention shall be devoted 10 bis duties He now ready
instruction. hcretoe In singing and on the piano ANY
which him residences Mrs Wiscs
18th between Pennsylvania and street,
shall have immediate attention.
Nov l6--3tsw6w-FSmkTus
WINTER FAsTIoNs.-MRs. ANN sPEIR having received
her selections Of the latest Paris Millinery will them
on Thursday November ist.
rooms on D street. betwcen OH and loth Oct 81
DEAUTIFUL English Bibles; Quarto. Octave, and
Small Pocket beauty and received
this rich and plain Also,
Dec 10 r4ANcK TAYLOR
THE Book OF Common Prayer interpreted by les
tory by Rev O. NJ Butler, D Of Trinity Church, Washington
''. JAM one '''a"'--p'''' one dollar rnAscK Taylor
THE Mexican Minister removed from his residence
in street 70 ~ street, between rennyvana and
street. Dec 5-iaw lmf
oR sALEbe house and occupied BY the under.Eed
Csuect A. P. BAGBy.
9--eod6
DsHOP ENGLAND's WORKS, cosIpLETE.-ITAv.
LOR MAURy booksellers street, received
octave, which they supply subscribers publishers
price, nee expense Of freight hc Washington Georetowp
list Of Washington subscribers has been directions for
them be supplied and The COMES viii be delivered from Tyc