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IN pursuance Of law zAchAkf TAfLok President % me
public sales viii b. held the ocss
de- sss
ssss ~S s he snssssoasd owashps. o Wit
North Of the base line and scsa u The h principal meridian
Township ninee-eish q range three. $1,000. !.
Townships nnetysx, nneiyseven, and nneeig OF ange
Townships ave, nnsysn and
Townships ninety three ninety four ninety ninesir
s SAME zc sRa o.
day January next disposal q the public within the
North fhs base line and Te Of the inn principal meridian.
Townships four, nnedye, ninetysix, ninety
Townships ninety four ne,yye nineysin ninety seven.
Township township ninety six lercep,
quarter q section the southeast quarter o. section
Indian agency and townships ninety and nneyeg Of
Townships niney-two ninety four, Of range ten.
Township ninety-one, Of range thirteen
s as Of January ~ ~ On ~.
situated within the aforementioned townships, to witt
North @ The base line and cest Of The fin principal meridian
Townships sixty sixyeght, and nine, Of
Townships sIryeght sixty nine Of range
Townships sixty eight and I nine, Of range eighteen.
and and 1 range
Tosnhips sixty egh. and sky nine q twenty
Township seventy ONE Of range ,wsn ~
townships seventy and seyenyone o. range twenty seven
A nc land oes al c%Y COMMENCING oa Monday the
villain the following townships, 70 viii, pa''s
North Of the base line and wea d the h principal meridian
Township seventy-six OF range twenty-seve
Townships seventy SIX and
twenty eight ti' ~ 5a @
Townships seventy seventy range
Lands appropriated by law for schools
purposes, will be excluded from the sales
The offering of the lands will be
the appointed and the order which
vered, with dispatch,
offered, the closed But kept open
longer than weeks and private lands will
be admitted until after the expiration Of the weeks
Given under hand the city Of Washington fifteenth
Of September Domin thousand eight hundred and
nine. H. TAYLOR
BY the President:
j. BuTTERUELD,
Commissioner OF the General Land Once.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled right Of any OF
lands within the townships above enumerated estab
h the satisfaction of the register and receiver Of the
land Office and make therefor practicable
after seeing this notice. and before the day appointed for the
claimed, otherwise such claim will be forfeited
j. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Ofice
POstp0nement OF the Public Land Sales nj Dubuque,
iowa. &,s
Notice hereby gven that the public sales of lands ordered by
amaon ofhe President ofthe United States dated the fifteenth
of September l649 10 be held at the land office at DUBUQUE,
Iowa. serenh and tUena days Of January, 1885,
under hand Of Washington this llth day Of
December Domni thousand eight hundred and
z. TAYLOR.
BY the President:
J. BurrERpiELD, g3N III
Dec u Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
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United states Patent Once,

February H. 1850.
ON petition of Nathan Lockng Of North Dansye
praying for the extension Of granted said Locking
improvement in poughs for from the expiration Of
said patent which takes place the day Of April
1856
ordered that the said head Patent Office
the third Monday in April u O'Clock, and all
notified appear and show they have why said
petition ought not TO be granted.
Ordered Also published Republic In
teigencer and Union Washington city, d. c. North American,
and Gazette Philadelphia Tribune New York. Daily Amarcan
Rochester New York Journal Providence week for three
previous the third Monday April
DE WITT G. LAWRENCE,
Acting Commissioner of Patents.
PsEdo OF the above papers viii please copy, and send their
bills the Patent Once with containing this notice.
Feb l2-law3w
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OATH FIXTURES Water Closets, and plnmbing I'm
branches and in the
manIike at New York prices.
NAvLoE south side ofPennyivsna avenue street.
hn returned rom the NORTH and NJ and
up bathing apparatus water closets force pumps, beer
and description OF plumbing In the
Having secured the services Of
and practice who has designed that time
ofhe principal Jobs In Europe, he challenges mpeon
also laid in assortment Of bright fancy tnwsre,
invites the attention Of
Roofing gucne, spoung, and all work copper,
and sheetron line prcmpty and carefully attended
inuusted 70 the subscriber satisfaction.
Mar l0--eolmf ". ". NAYLoR
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THE subscriber proposes School place.
msncine Monday the 2 Of October and temns
18th OF March, 1850 The viii be divided
classes The book junior viii be
phenS Blackstone m vol sae Evidence Stephen Plead
Ing Greenlcafs Evidence will
embace fuckers Commeuahe Gteenlea and stskie on Ev
dence list vol Of each Stephen Pleading Goud Pleading LIST
OF Chilly Pleading Holcombe Introduction Equity Jus
PRUDENCE Lubes Equity Pleading Mois Pleading Lomars Di
Administrators
Arrangements viii be made with Philadelphia law publisher 70
nish the above works. beet gentlemen
the subscribers requested 10 give him
early notto Of and 10 inform him whether they desire
supplied through this
dun They win be furnished 70 The students at cost The mem
bes u the senior class viii the privilege Of attending the junior
without additional The hours for the daily lectures
be arranged the subscriber enable sny
of The Profe~ee
Washington College deem espsdent 10 DO go
few will be delivered the close OF The course on the Jur
diction and practice 81 The Federal Courts.
The Zee win be go par session payable 10 .dcsncs;
Lssrraror va, July n, 1919.
July ia
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DOCKS drawings paintings, engraving staay auction
by order and administrator Of the late Wiam
collector and dealer books and
works Cooley Reese, auctoneer e. No
304 Broadway New York. commencing Wednesday, lOh Of
April, continued for days. ~ s4EN&s
This will include Mr. Comans private library and
embracing
large and collection Of old classics, viz:
More than sixty numbers Of photography.
illustrated works, including Of the and Of the finest
x 4 s4as Ssatl
The division Of poetry the fine quite unique, and will
make the entire sale of the last evening.
subscribers copy of Audubon the Birds Of Amercahe
plates Of which destroyed and the work VI pnvaued
u ,0oo
fine folio copy Of Hogarth
Travels Of Manmlian illustrated many colocd drawings
valued $3.50
Shakespeare vols 4to comprising echings
proofs, very scarce--valucd at s25.
One Encyclopaedia Brannica-S16O.
Penny CyclopEda early London copy-27 vols.
6miiis Catalogue Rasonne-s vols, royal 6vo.
Antiquities Of HerculanRum--6 vols, folio.
large and entirely unique scrapbook mostly original American
and English drawings
The well known marble Napoleon family
valued at 800. 9Hs 8sfHs
\, And s%Sss ne painting, sss Dying Gladiator 5000
fine collection Of and pencil drawings, the
bated artists, Holland, Leigh, Gunton and Others.
TKRAs; Apurchases the Of $500 months
credit approved ~ discount for smaller
amounts, cash o delivery. a 1888
The stock may be examined few days previous the SALE
ahconee they may by
TAYLOR MAURYs
Mar S-dkcp2aw3w Bookstore, near 9u IT
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THE Eighth win open Monday day
duties o. the glasses are promptly recommeneed and i'm
that all their membe old should their
the opening Of the session The academica year extends from the
lst Of October the LIST OF August there being but
August and In the COLLEGE all the usual classes under
full corps Of professors have for been pursuing
collegiate studies prescribed
colleges North Al fhrd
ating received their acadomicai degrees.
Grammar School, which Immediately adjon the College,
preparatory classes carefully trained by
the supervision OF the Professors Of The College Thus pupils
the institution early and their
study under direction they graduate
department partial members
collegiate preparatory who preparing
ing roo other professional M Such students admitted
the privileges and advantages Of their several classes sub
place Of some Of the classical siudes such
cessary preparation for business
French study without charge all the classes
French, mercantile students viii
charge, German, other modern language
The location OF College perfectly heaithfu and there
villages present
young Moral religious education chief design Of
situuon.
The charge covering scademca domestic expenses
months The rules Of the College carefully
restrict any other expenses OF the student.
An Departments immediate supervision OF
undersgned application made copies Of the
Register information Cor admission
OF pupils. JOHN n. kERFOOT, Rector,
Aug 3-2awm College Of 81 James, 7. o., Maryland
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III indebted psbshsr Mr. camr BONN 81 his city
FOR splendid hogapic the city OF Washington and
Ceoctown, and The adjacent upon margin
particular representations Of the public budings
ones objects o. interest N the cay and vicinity The
70 have been taken from Capitol and embraces le
wheie range OF Pennsylvania portion
The city westward nom that point Tits very and very %
m executed Is altogether superior Washington
pleasing picture and will be very for
he pAfoi Is work involving labor part OF the
aust and considerable thai OF the pubse
Trust may be amply remuneaed by liberal and
al his stand at the Capitol and probably ohe booksellers
In this city Union.
VIEW MErRopoLIsWe have by Mr. CAST
elites Washington fine view taken from the
porco The Capitol and correct OF the
metropolis while the border the print composed
Of the more prominent objects Of interest in The Dis
dents House, Post Once, Patent Once City Hail.
neon Winders Building Jackson Hail. Navy Yard,
College Aqueduct 81 Fatcks Church. Arsenal Washington
Monument Observatory, Jackson Monument bel War
particular, and vii, undoubtedly
uon--Naf. Int
hogaphc view Of Washington city Georgetown Published
and sold by CAsraIR BoHS, Washington, ID. q.
This view istographed stiff subsan-
a paper and contains plans Of the Capitol Grounds Pres
dents House, the Post Office Office, oce
Sonian institutions and all the principal public buildings including
good many pnsaa Jackson Hall being them But while
little imaginative gives thai but thai will be
In time, probably These the Washington jackson Monu-
ments Everything introduced into the
we believe and neatly Autographed Those who wish ha,
correct representations OF the public buildings here will do well
patronze MIR. Bohn.-Gobs. /
For sale my stand in Capitol
Feb l0-2aw2wTuASu c. BONN.
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NEW MUHHC-Just old
Stationery store Of l2h street, Pennsylvania
following and popular Music The publishers,
liam Hail Son, New York, which we will sell at reduced
price, four cents per page. WIN. FISCHER.
ne Lonely Ros BY Jenny Lind, composed by Bale
Why Do Weep Thee, admired ballad written by Wallace
When pensve feelings wake the sg, written by Austin Phillips
We're bat his wife, BY Maeder.
The Mosquito Polka, By j. slomsn.
Deni Hose Companys Quick ssep ~ performed BY Dodwohs
Two Merry Gipaes, duet, BY McFanen.
Voice Waves, duet, composed BY Stephen Glover
The Preside SONG, by w. v. Wallace.
The Female slaves Lament by Dumboonh Sercnaders
! easan Bayne, a. sung by Chnstys Mnsuels.
Dsvas vAe scosh ballad, by the Of The "od Kirk
yardn s@e
Thought Adeu composed by Gongonge
Yrtnnon Polka, BY M. suakosh.
uneis Ned, with variations, by James @. Maeder.
Tie 9yrsn Polka, by NJ. suakosh.
La Byiphde, Fsntasie Rsmanuque, by NJ suakosh.
1hs Ethiopian Medley, arranged by Enrich
Guitar pieces.
o., watch you well by daylight.
The Rose Of Tralee
Ihs Bowid soger Boy.
yeennst and Jeannot.
Emma Snow.
Dinsh Crow.
The Low Backd Car.
On would gid again.
What enchantnent
The siss<r,s Cali, BY l.. Tdpp.
Chnd Of the Regiment sung BY Jenny Lind.
Hatapssn, sung BY Jenny Lind.
~ soss az s"sis horn. by watson.
The chamos as sung BY the Rainier family.
Our own fair Italy, duetf.
Beefsovenf Dream. Dee T.
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MO. 8, OPPOSITE CENTRE MARKETING have nov
IN variety very old and choice wines and liquors
which Of the public respectfully solicited
comprising s n
Fine aPinei brandy, vintage OF 1896 imported
carefully selected stock brandes imported
docks, Of several cslebrated brandies, Including
J. 8 r. Maren, dark and pale
Vineyard props, do DO
Leger fferes do DO - 7. 80 -. III
The above brandes have been selected great regard
quality, and are warranted g ss perfectly pure ss
A Signette, Napoleon, and domestic brandy.
Very superior old rye whissey pure article distilled in 1893
Scotch malt whiskey
Irish whiskey
Pure Holland gin
Do Jamaica spirits
Brown stout, g Barclay'so
Scotch ale, Doves Falkrkn
E:s:;ss cn sas s Imported By Rsn.al' Francois
r. A. Mumm's sinery
0eisler's " own brand"
Geisler's anchor
Shield brand
Regents golden sherry, rich and delicate favor,
nounced most superior wine
%. brown DO DUFF, Borden, 9 Co."
Old south side Madeira
Fine Sicily DO
swss. Malaga wine
DO do do Burgundy"
Chateau Margeaux Caret
Perfect love cordial
Cinnamon do
% m JOHN B. KrBBEY co.
Mar l4-eodsuf
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gTROLOGY.--The celebrated w. ROBACK, Sweden,
office No Locust street. above 9Th Philadelphia offers
his services the citizens OF Washington vicinity He
been consulted with by all heads Of ens
higher reputation Astrologer than living Navies
distance their navies drawn by sending the
will receive immediate attention. and natvies sent % part
Of the world written durable and he prepared make
power by conjuaron any following topics
Courshp advice advice given the accomplishment
wealthy he has the power such given
the too free q the boe and for all Of and for
stolen purchasing of
Of the above
vicinity and all full sasactpn 5000 naiyes he has
All letters will be rgously attended
prepaid, will be answered gratis For paitcula call this
O. ". RoBAcK.
a3-d3m
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ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT,
Washington, March 49, 1850.
DROPosALs in writing will ill the LIST Of May
for the purchase cash. OF piece Of land the Lit
tie Fails OF the vsr Potomac which occupied United
States magazine lot together with the buildings thereon This land
conveyed United States by deed bearing date Oh Of
embe 1875 and described said "begnnine
marked u g. sdes OF canal
feet from the head bank Of said canah canal referred being
the old Potomac Companys canaland running SOUTH % de-
Az feet inches marked
distance from canal thence % degrees az feet inches,
another marked thence noh 6 degrees
All inces
degrees south az Zee, inches. % che place Of beginning eoaa
acres, and offered Cor
the land and buildings shall he satisfactory Secretary Of War,
deed win be executed by him, under authority Of Con-
ID Of March, 1872 conveying
highest price, and % his heirs and forever right e,
United States said premises
derstood that such include
belonged said Potomac Company which has
veyed and laid OF Cor the Chesapeake and Ohio which
through said land.
proposals win be opened the allowed named
May They should be endorsed the outside aor Lit
Falls GEO TALCoTT,
Mar 2I-wn b. Brig Gen. and Colonel OF Ordnance.
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nOMU - the cheap st0rc--Great bargains I'm new
undersigned would invite the attention Of the ladies
r additional supply fancy dress goods received TINS
dny. Amo6g them they would mention
10 D1e616 Iich satin de chenes
- - small figured changeahle silks
~ - plain changeable glace do
II do pink and white watered do
3 do plain white satin
10 do coiored bonnet and corded nlks
20 do Do norences, In al shades
8 3 and a. rich black visite silk
do ~ black Turk satin.
al in want shsrs early examine for them
IN We have Just opened pieces, among
axarine blue light blue, dark and light maroon
scarlet and pink These goods very hne,
and win " sold much under the usual prices,
40 tome extra Handsome embroidered do
Embluddered hannes for dresses
80 pieces plain changesbIe and stripe alpacas
100 Do style fancy prints
AlsO, 50 pieces ANAL plaid gingham
variety and certainly the cheapest have
svsx ~, r. plain fancy colored velvets black do
Valvet nbands trimmings, Of the newest style
ruk md inland neck-ues, belts
Holfedes 81 III and every description
11Gess uefino vests, Of both long ana snort sleeves
0loves N mostly every number and kind
nsaeabc handkerchief from the finest % the most common
m MOUNTING GOODS, have complete assortment,
onhgQer2 mostly article that be called for. s &
Ard stock Of 6HAWLS, opened this day. viii beat anything
~ a allegiance Of style and cheapnes we have ever before
~ pc respectfully goods
$50 - great bargains may be expected -
Between 9th and 9th streets, Pennsylvania avenue
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AGENCY FOR CLAIMS AT WASHINGTON, ID. g.
CHARLES DIE sELDING
Commissioner, Notary Public, and General Agenf,
No. II Todd's Buildings, Pennsyivania avenue,

Commissioner. Notary Public. and General Agent,
No. II Todd's Buildings, pennsylvania avenue,
W.asHTNGT0N, d. C.,
CONTINUES give his prompt attention prosecution
Claims before Congress- OF the Eexeenve Departments,
before board appointed adjust spoaon
before foreign governmental procuring pensions, Reyoutonay
Naval bounty scrip under February
ls4 August TO- 1875 mileage and
other incurred
States. and subsistence and transportation furnished for their
and all claims description
with Mexico Great Britain He Of all the
forms and understands fully all the requirements Pension
procuring prize
Tor captures made the Gulf and Mexico
California, and coast fAfrcn- tk SIX
been Commissions from every
State Union Commissioner Of Deeds probate
deposons and other instruments Of writing under
TO be used recorded In the respective States
Charges modeaie and regulated
nd services required.
Communications (postpaid viii receive immediate
refer Navy and other Executive
Exceencies
Union Members Of previous
present Congress generally. Aug %
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NENTLEMEN'S q BELONGINGs.' -sTEvENs has this
day received large and full Of genemens outfit
ting articles, viz:
Family made yokenecko shirts, superior quality and
styles The system Of retailing shirts Wholesale prices viii be
tnued by Stevens.
#s MI CRAvAT6. 4es5 F
supply Of black fancy coor just imported and
believed TO be the in market.
UNDERsHIRTS AND DRAWERS, s
in silk, merino lambs WOOL WOOL large
assortment, and Of extra large
UMBRELLAS.
full supply of silk and cotton, some new styles.
Also, Observation-Disclosures Gloves pernmey, dressing robes
brushes razorsn fact article gentle
mans wardrobe toilet all Of which viii he sold uniform
prices a STEyENS'S,
Great Hat and Gentlemen's outfting Establishment
Dec 5-eodf No. / Browns Hotel
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cPRING sIL<s-we invite attention Of the ladies to the
following variety which saying s equaed
n District, In
70 pieces plaid foulard silks
20 do hne figured India do
medium quality do
20 do rich small plaid do abeautfui spring style
90 do small striped do in very delicate shades
is do lowpced small checked silk suitable article for
children
10 do plain .s, grave taste or old
auction bargain
do plain silver silk
do plaid half mourning silk
DO style figured half mourning silk
silks, comprising
psr Of which win be offered very cheap
pieces very rich ~ eros de Rhine
do a. rch tnfata
do rs ich black eros de Rhine
do "a do do do
do rich black figured do
cLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, q Co
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CdLLING on Winter Stock Mt COst.-The subscribers
specy inform their customers and the public generally that
they have determined 10 offer their stock first during
Inc present month"; engaged taking
preparatory 70 spring purchases Among
be found variety Of goods which seasonabe
We
so pieces coored dress silks, styles
white blue and pink satins
do. do glace
~ pieces coored silk velvets in all possible shades.
few dress patterns remaining embroidered
Canton dresses, suitable spring complete
Of collars behes, Inside all
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, & co.
Feb I2-3teod
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NO. 5, OPPOSITE CENTRE MARKET, have com
IN sianuy on hand full assortment Of family groceries,
Extra New York family -four
Do DO superhne -four
DO huled buckwheat
Rye -four, Graham -four
Unbolted flour, (white wheap
Fresh ground -four
standard loaf crushed, graduated, and ground sugars
Old government Java Maracabo Mocha Rio, Domingo
coffee
Fine gunpowder imperial, young hyson, old hysOn Tyson skin
Superior butter, selected Orange county
sapago, Pamesan, seian pine APPLE imitation English and
Boston, oyster, butter soda and
No. / and No. Q maekerel, In Is Id. kits
barrels and barrels GOLDFISH salmon, tongues and sounds and
dunfsh
Sealed hcnings in boxes
Bleached winter sperm, lard and whale oil
Sperm, adamanne, and mould candes assorted
sizes
variety Of aney mats, brooms, buckets, baskets, &c.
Pure ground spices, OF all kinds
Spices Of all kinds In grain ,H
Spanish and French Olives paragon vinegar mushroom, walnut
and tomato cassup mixed pickles. erkn and English pickles.
sorted
Preserved lines, Guava jelly strip
Cranberries raisins figs,
Marseies and soshel almonds, shelbarks flbes walnu
Pecan nuts, ground nuts, and Genoa ciuon
Worcestershire Harvey Reading and pepper India sol
snchovie, shrimp, cavier, and boter pastes
Extract Of lemon, maIoram, celery VANILLA almond, Gin
nanon cloves rose ginger lemon PEEL mace, thyme nectapne
oil cue powder horseradh, anchoes sardnes, orange
flower, and peach salad dressing
geiaine, Lesho, chip, and seed matcmoni vermice
French Spanish, and homeopathic chocolate apoca
-four, hc.
win other desirable articles, which
tenhon. For sale by
Mar I4--eosuf JOHN D. KIBBHy co.
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IN hs peadoa D. Dewey, sdmnsustos u David Dew
y gsssn granted q ssd DAVID Dewey ter an improvement
which tskes place The 23d day o. November ISL
osdsred the said petition the Patent Once
0 Monday II Juns ~ O'clock and all person.
sIs nodaed e snd show cause Il any they have why sad
o1ss6 se hst be published in the Republic In
sAcsncer an1 Union, Washington cyj Telegraph Harrisburg
Jousna Poydence leland Evening Jour
~, 64t New Yof Free Press, mddlebas vermont; state
Jornn 1xionnno Indiana; week for three successive
THOMAS EWBANK,
7slA stN Commissioner Of Patents
DEds will please copy and send their
~ Patent Once, with paper containing tins notice.
Fsb ao--IAw5w
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United States Patent Once,

IN the petition Of George s. Gggs Of Roxbury Massachusetts,
praying for the Of said Gnggs for
Improvement In railroad frogs for fom the expiration Of
said patent which takes 3st day OF July ISL
Z ordered that the said petition be heard the Patent once
the first Monday In June ~ O'clock and all
notified appear and show they have, why said petit
ton ought not to be granted.
Ordered, also published Republic
egenee and unon Washington, CT Pennsvania Inquirer,
Philadelphia; Tbunes New York Journal, Providence Rhode
Island Daily Bee Boston, for three weeks
previous TO the first Monday In June nert
THOMAS EwBANK,
Commissioner OF Patents.
r. SEdtors OF the above viii copy,
bills TO the Patent Once, with paper containing this notice.
Mar 22-law3w
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a Ssnnasrsssnsd having located In washinston,
espeeuniy notify the public that he 10 ready
snd attend 70 any business before
I'd 20 with promptnsss. =
Mar is-iws J.. L. NELSON