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TELEGRAPHIC.
Pennsylvania Election,

From the various returns and reports that have
reached from the several Congressional districts,
we are enabled give the following results. In the
lst district, Col II. b. Florence, DEM, has been
elected over L. c. Levin, Native, by 900.
2d.-Jos. X. Chandler, Wing, has been reelected
by 1900
3d.-lIenry d. Moore, Wing, probably selected.
4th.-John Robbins, jr., Dem, elected
5th.--Dr. John McNair has been elected over John
Freddy, Wing.
6th.-Thos. Ross Dem, reported elected by small
7th.~Jesse {. Dckey, Wing, reported re- elected
Sth-Thaddeus Stevens, Wing, reelected without
opposition
9TH. Clancy Jones, Dem, elected by 300 ma
jority Kem, Dem.
l0th.-M. Nj. Demick, Dem, is elected without op-
position.
l2th.-- Grow, Dem, elected.
l4th.-Thos. Bbighaus, Wing, elected.
l5th.-Wm. II. kurtz, Dem, elected; and Joel b.
Banner, Dem, for the remainder of the present
Congress-gain.
l6th.-Jas. X. McLanahan, Dem, re- elected, 600
majority.
l7th.-Andrew Parker, Dem, elected-gain.
lSth.-John l.. Dawson, Dem, elected-gain
l9th.-J. II. kuhns, Whig elected.
2lst.-Thos Nj. Howe, Wing, elected.
23d.-J. III. Walker, Wing, elected.
The Assembly will contain a majority of Demo-
cratic members, but not as large as last year. The
Senate is yet in doubt. Should the Wings succeed
in gaining a member in the Armstrong and In
diana district they will have majority in that
body, matter of no little importance.
The Democratic ticket for State officers, canal
commissioner, auditor general, and surveyor gen
eral, has succeeded by considerable majority.
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GRAHAM In ISL.

HRAHAM has completed the most extensive ar
VI engagements TO give still higher charac ter and
value to his Magazine for the coming volume.
G.. p. X. JAhEs, the celebrated Novelist, has been
engaged to give a series of splendid romanccs.
GEORGE ID. Prentice, the Poet of the West, will
write exclusively poem for every number.
GRACE GREENWOOD is engaged to give a series of
her beautiful stories.
j. NJ. LEeARE, of South Carolina, will contribute
brilliant Get of papers for 1851.
Miss FENNIMoRE COOPER, the author of Rural
Hours, is also engaged, with Whipple and Long
fellow, Bryant and Lowell.
Il. Il. READ, the Artist and Poet, is at Dus
seliorff, on his way 20 Italy, TO furnish from the
Gallaries a superb Get of drawings. Artists from
America have been sent to London and Paris, and
a splendid set Of highly finished drawings by the
for Graham's Incompatible Ladies Department,
which will excel any thing that has ever been pro
duced in Paris, England, the United States. The
first appears in the December number.
All this foreells year of splcndor in this Maya
zine for island as ever, Graham's readers will
be astonished Graham also aboshes the system
of Contrasting agents, and constitutes every Post
master and Editor Agents. No,o is the time TO form
Clubs, he December number closes The rolune.
TERhIS-SINGLE COPIES So.
PGIoE OF CLuBs ron 1S5l.-All orders for Ora
HAMS Magazine, commencing with 1851, will be
supplied at the following rates: Single subscribers
80; Two copies, SIS; Five copies, $40; and Ten
copies for $50, and extra copy 20 the person
sending the club of ten subscribers These terms
will not be departed from by any of the three dol
lar magazines.
All orders addressed 10
GEORGE X. GRAHAM.
l3i Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa
Oct I0-3tdG
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LITTELL,s LIVING AGE. No. sas.-IaI c,


CONTENTS.
/. French Novels and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Uni
usrsity Magazine.
g. The House of G uise.-B Iackioood's Maya zine.
g. Grace Kennedy Dublin Unio1sity Maya
zine
4 British Relations with ST. Domingo .-Fraso's
Maya zine.
5. My Novel; or, Varieties in English Life
Biackioood's Magazine.
6. The Chrystal Palace in the Park.-Spsetator.
Poetry: Sea Side Sonnets, The Singer, May
Flowers, The Liberian Beacon, and Blind Girl to
her Sister.
SHoRT Articles Aeronaut on Horseback, For
eign Relations of Great Britain, Transmarine Tee-
graph, Dwarf Trees, The Indian Games, Goethe
Foundation.
a new volume has just commenced.
"WAsHISeToN, 9th December, lS45.
'sOf all the Periodical Journals devoted to Lite
nature and Science which abound in Europe and in
this country this has appeared TO me TO be the most
useful 1t contains, indeed, the exposition only OF
the current literature of the English language, but
this by its immense extent and comprehension,
includes portraiture of the human mind in the
utmost xpansion of the present age.
81. q. ADAMS"
Published weekly at six dollars year, by
E. LITTELL, & Co., Boston.
And sold by JOSEPH SHiLLISGroN, corner 4 at.
and Penn avenue Oct. 9--dtrw&wlw
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL"

THE CURK OF
Coughs, Colds, HoarSeneSS, Bronchitis,
Whooping Cough, Group, asthma, and
Consumption.
I y offering to the community this justly cele-
Il brated remedy for diseases Of the throat and
lunrs It il not our wish TO trihe with the lives
health of the afflicted, but frankly to lay before
them the opinions OF distinguished men, and some
of the evidences Of it, success, from which they
can Judge for Themselves. We sincerely pledge
ourselves to make no wild assertions false state
ments of its efficacy, will We holdou any hope
to suffering humanity which facts will not
rant
Many proofs are here given, and VIC solicit an
inquiry from the public into alive publish, feeling
assured they win hud them perfectly reliable, and
the medicine worthy their best confidence and pa
tronagc.
Professor CLEAyELASp, Of BoUd0iH College, Mann,
pritfs-
81 have witnessed the effects Of your 'CHERRY
PEcToRAL' in my own family aud that Of my
friends and it giyes the satisfaction TO state IN its
favor that no medicine ! have ever known has
proved so cmincntly successful in curing diseases
of the throat and lungs
Rec. Dr.. OsGooD tcritss-
''That he considers CHERRY PEcToEAL' the best
medicine for pulmonary affections ever given 10
the public" and states that "his daughter, after
being obliged 20 keep the room four months
with a severe scttlcd cough actoWpaiitu W tAb-
ing Of blood Mi ht swcats, and the attendant symp-
toms of consumption, commenced the zee Of tho
CHEHRY PEcroRAL,' and had completely recoy-
cred"
From Dr. JoNEs, an eminent prociiiionfr cf vs6f-
cine in alabama icell knotpn throughout me State.
MoNrooNERY, (Ala.,) Oct. 4, 1870.
DIR. J. G. AYER-Su: have used your ,im.ra-
BILE compound extensively in my practice, and bad
it TO surpas1 by far any other remedy We have Tor
curing diseasc upon the lungs
Your obcdicnt servant,
Il b. JONES, NJ. y.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE U. STATES.
December Term, 1910.

No. 100
joins HAGAS, surv'g partner of the late
firm Of John Hagan & Co., Apt.
WILLIAM III. PORE and SAMUEL BRICK,
Admrs of Leroy Pope, decd
Mr.. Attorney General JOHNSON, of counsel for
the appellants, having suggested the death Of
William II. Pope, one Of the appelces in this
cause, moved the court for order under the 2sth
rule Of court 20 make the proper representatives
parties. On consideration whereofit is now here
ordered by the court that unless the proper repre-
sentatives of the said William II. Pope, deceased,
shall voluntarily become parties within the first
ten days Of the ensuing term, the appellant shall
be entitled 10 open the record, and on hearing,
have the same reversed, if il be erroneous, pro-
vided that copy of this order shall be printed in
some newspaper at the seat of Government in
which the laws of the United States shall be printed
by authority, for three successive weeks at least
sixty days before the beginning of the term of the
Supreme Court next ensuing.
Test VIM. THSS. CARROLL,
Oct 2-law3w &. ; &. u. ;.
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The crew had it ftted the capstan, and have
often fired it, but they say 1t takes longer to load
il and fire than II would TO load from the mouth Of
the piece. "a
The FREELY steam vessel, Commander George
A. Seymour. ID TO be taken out of the basin on
Monday, and will leave for Greenhithe to have her
compasses adjusted, on the 25th instant. and then
proceed to Plymouth TO be paid in advance, and
take out the mails of the LIST Of October the coast
of Africa
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1JIHE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPA-

TIME MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPA-
l. NY, (Morse Lnc,) the first ever established
by any company in the United States, and conse-
quently the oldest, the pioneer line, extending be,
tween New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and
Washington, and delivering and receiving mes
sages at the intermediate stations, Jersey city,
Newark, New Brunswick, Princeton, Trenton,
Wilmington, and Havre de Grace; the only line in
the country at the present time having up four
wires, has lately undergone extensive repairs and
is now prepared to transmit and deliver any num-
Der of MESA ges which may be required OF 1t, Tor the
accommodation of the public, with accuracy,
promptness and fidelity hitherto or at the present
time, unegualled by any other line. This line con-
meets with other companies Of Morse lines, extend
ing already over fifteen thousand miles, to either
of which messages and payment will be delivered as
desired. The managers of this line have lately
more thoroughly systematxed It's business, In both
its transmission and mode OF delivery OF MESA ges.
It's charges equal to all, with special avors to
none. 1t is not asking too much when, with the
facilities for business now possessed by the com
pany, invite every 10 try it and see II they
DO not find this the most reliable line for telegraph
ing.
The Offices of the Magnetic Telegraph Company
are Washington, Congress Hall, Pennsylvania
avenue; Baltimore, No 2 Merchants Exchange,
Gay street; Philadelphia, No. l0l Chestnut street,
Quincy Granite Building; New York, No. Han
over street, corner of Beaver
Octs VIM. Nj. SWAIN, President.
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Mrs. h. COLLISION will open FALL and
WI WINTER MILLINERY on Saturday, the
18th inst, at her Millinery and Fancy Store, on
Seventh street above H.
o. Millinery up stairs.
She is constantly receiving an assortment Of
Fancy Goods and Dress Trimmings.
Oct ll-2tf
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DERSONS having claims against balance due
i from the United States TO Theodore Thomp-
son, late a seaman, deceased, are hereby notified
to present them the Office of the Fourth Auditor
Of the Treasury within two months from the date of
this publication.
Treasury DEPT, 9TH AUDITORS OFFICE,
Oct ll-3t October 9, 1850.
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-TooD's BRIDGE or signs.

HOOPS BRIDGE OF signs. Illustrated by
IL serios Of Etchings, designed and executed
by j. W Ehninger.
Cooper's Last of the Mohicans," Putnam's uni
form edition.
Littels Living Age, No. 1876.
ypst published, and this day received by
TAYLOR & MACRY,
0ctl Booksellers, near 9th street.
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LIBRARY OF CONGRESS, Oct. Z, 1850.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the Library
IN of Congress will be closed on Tuesday, the
! 9Th instant, and will not again be opened until
Thursday, the l4th of November.
JOHN s. MEEHAN,
Oct S-eod9w Librarian.
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FOR MOUNT VERNON AND FORT WASH
INGTON.-FOUR TRIPS.

FOR MOUNT VERNON AND FORT WASH
INGTON.-FOUR TRIPS.
b. CfeA ~ The steamboat THOMAS COLL
Sr1GtssIS~ YER will make four trips to
~ Mount Vernon, leaving Wash
I'M ton at IL o clock, Alexandria at lOa, on Mon
day, October the It'll; Wednesday, 9th; Friday,
lth and Saturday, 18th. The boat will stop at
Mount Vernon about two hours, and then proceed
to Fort Washington and land, when the passengers
will have ample time to view that noble Fort.
Fare for the round trip from Washin gton, s /;
Alexandria, rs cent?; children half price. Re-
trcshments the boat at city prices
The large coaches President and Zachary Tay
or will leave the Capitol at 81 O'Clock. Persons
taking seats between the Treasury office and the
Capitol for the boat, 10 cents each way. Persona
taking seats distant from the 10 cents each.
Forseats and boat tickets apply 10 Mr.. Reside,
Georgetown or to Geo. and rhos. Parker * Co,
Washington, the day before the starting OF the
boat.
Persons wishing to visit Mount Vernon had bet
ter go while the weather is pleasant.
Oct s-TuTh&F JOB CORSON,
Captain.
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Hear the Patient.
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
Ar.... H#.- ~


SARArOGA SPRtNGs, July 3, lsf9.
DRJ G.. AYER-SD: have been afflicted with
painful affection Of the lungs, and all the symp-
toms of settled consumption Tor more than year.
| could find no medicine that would reach my cass
until commenced the use Of your Cherry Pecto
raj" which gave me gradual relief, and have
been steadily gaining my strength, till my health
is wcllnigh restored
While using your medicine had the graft.
fcation of curing with IT my reverend friend, Mr..
Truman, of sumpter district, who had been sus.
pended from his parochial duties by severe attack
Of bronchitis.
have pleasure in certifying these facts 10 you,
and am, sir, yours, respectfully,
j. +. CALHOUN,
Of South Carolina.
From an Operseer in hs Hamilton Mus. ia this city
LowELL, August To- 1919.
On J. c. AyEH. have been cured of tho worst
cough ever had in my life by your Chcrru Pee
toral /" and never fail, when have opportunity,
Of Recommending il 20 others.
Yours, respectfully, s. u. EMERSON.
Prepared by J. c. AVER, Lowell, Mass.
Sold in Washington, ID. C., by r. u. ". ~.
Gilman; Georgetown, DIR. Lnthicum; Alexandra.
Cook & Peel; Richmond, Purcell, Ladd 4 Co., and
druggists generally, Fyl2 dlytriaw&v-Jyb,
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THIRST OPENING.-GIBBS'S Hair Cutting
Il Rooms will be opened for the reception of his
customers on Monday next up stairs over his Fancy
Store, Pennsylvania avenue, between 9Th and 10Th
streets Oct 5-6tii
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THE UNDERSIGNED will attend to any bust
n ness as an agent in Washington that may be
entrusted 10 his care. He will attend promptly TO
the procuring Of bounty land warrants under the
late act Of Congress, the most reasonable terms.
His Office, for the present, is the Magnetic
Telegraph office, Congress Hall.
Oct Sim II. y. FRENCH.
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NALL sTYLEs.-N New styles of fall dress goods
II for ladies, just opened. Plain and figured
Silks and Satins, all wool Satin de LANES, solid
coors; Merinos, Alpacas, Parametos, and CASH
mercs' ali Grades and colors with Moueselines de
Laine from l25 cents to 81. would call particu-
lar attention TO my stock Of prints, which equal any
that have ever been brought To this market The
whole of which will be sold at the very lowest
prices, for cash only u. VIM. fEhbi,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th aud 9th sts'
SCI oS-u9W
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hnih huNtihStuthNs w ~
NEW DRESS GOODS, Embroidered
IN sHAwLs, tSc.-The subscribers have this
day opened a large addition their stock of Fan
cy Goods for ladies, among which arc
10 pieces supcrlatiycly rich Brocade Silks, for
evening
Is do superlatively rich Brocade silks, for
street
10 do extra rich watered Silks, every color
do new styles spotted Silks, very neat
do rich plain Gros de Algiers
10 do extra rich and new styles Chene
Silks
IS do figured and ehangeable Silks, very
cheap
do heavy black watered Silks, all widths
10 do coorcd and black Turk Satins, do
80 do very fine French Merinos, every
shade
IS do very rich colorcd Silk velvets, every
shade
10 do very rich watercd Irish Poplns, eve
50 do very rich French Cashmere d'Ecossc
new style
% do very rich French Moussenes dc
Lame, new style
80 do very rich Scotch Mousselincs de
Lame, low priced
II very rich real Cashmere long Shawls
20 do do do square do
IS latest styles Scotch long do
80 new styles Lace Cspes
s dozen real Valencia Lace Collars
do embroidered muslin and lace Sleeves
and Cuffs
q do richlyembroidered Hand kerchiefs, &c
Together with many other new and desirable ar
ticles in their line, 20 which they respectfully in
wife the attention Of the ladies Of the District and
it's vicinity Y. IA. HOOE & co.
Oct s-2wif
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ANOTHER TRIumPH.- Shortly after the arrival Of
Jenny Lind at Boston, very painful event occur
red there, which has very seriously affected her
1t appears that i'll the House here apartments were
provided Tor her, there was a very superior mock
ing bird, whose covers of mimicry and song were
such .at ne had senced both the feather and feline
circles there-canary birds and cats giving up all
attempts to outmatch him in their respective notes
He was removed into the same room with Jenny
who charmed with him After finishing one
of her simple songs, "Bob" tuned his pipes and
gave out very fair imitation; the admiration of
Jenny was unboundcd; she tried him in snatch
from the celebrated ''cavatina" in I'll Puritani.'
"Bob," after one or two leaps from perch TO perch,
spread his tail in ecstacy, filled his chest again,
and all those beautiful notes accurately
if they the echo of the thrilling notes
Of Jenny.
Mr.. Barnum, who stood by, became alarmed;
he knew the of the bird had too long pocket
to admit of possible hope of his Willingness to
part with him, or even to enter into an engage
ment on any terms--and here was bird equal to
Jenny thus far. Jenny, however, seeing the con-
sernation Of her friend, sprang to the piano, and
struck off, III her best style, her celebrated "Swe-
dish Echo Song
.'Schielmeert wax under he'll viarting
"Weigheugh Ina !-wegheugh"
"Bob" listened-sprang to hi. water jar and took
a sip--listened again-shook his feathers, and be-
gan. For note two, he succeeded admirably;
but when he came to that point where the voice Of
Jenny leaves the earth and turns a summerset in the
clouds, poor ssBob" faltered; he to strug
gle hard; rceed and fell dead from his perch in a
lock jaw. Y. Mirror.
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l5i Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Oct l0-3td&3tw

ENOUND-On ID street, near 18th. Set RING,
II which the owner have by calling at the
Repubie Office, proving property, and paying for
this advertisement. Oct 9-3t
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nANCINC ACADE,iY-FIRsr COURSE.

DANCING ACADEMY-FIHsF COURSE.
MIR f. II. Liable has the honor to announce
lHl to the citizens of Washington and George
town that his first course of dancing lessons for
The season ~ill commence ON TUESDAY, October
29th at his residence on Pennsy yania avenue, OPP
posite Wiard's Hotel
DAYS of Tuition: w ashn gtonTuesdaya, Thurs
days' and Saturdays; Georgetown-Alondays and
EyJ,ys [Unionl Sept 24-du
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
WiIIard's Hotel,

WiIl.rd's Hotel,
Corner of Psnns yluania Ausnus and An street.
r Chambers, Pa 8 II Skinner, N
G Avery and lady, n \ II Taylor, do
p Skinner, Boston II Hyatt, do
Elliot, Ga Up Gurran l. Aug'ta
G French, do EW Robinson & l. Pa
IL French, do Eurignon, Paris
J 3 Gilman. Va CT White Va
J Angler, Boston TFrancs, Conn
Col Stuart and lady, Mo Ross and lady,
Browns Hotel,
Pennsyloania Auenue bettoeen 9th and 7h streets.
Mr. Plummer & son, Md c A Crump, Va
l. Robinson, Va Mrs Miller, do
j Noes, Del Miss Miller, do
Sims, Miss AP Miller and lady, do
+ Fadely and lady,Va PGorman, Md
Mrs johnson, do Hanna, va
L f Berry, Md ECDale, Pa
w Brooke, do Col Polk. Md
II l. DeCoin, NY w Kirkwood, do
Cook, Va
National Hotel,
Corner Of Pennsylvania Avenue and 9th street.
j Springs s. lady, sc HH Schultz sc
Petet ny Bane, Md
j ii Jenkins, Stockton Reeder, jr, do
X ii Linton, San Fran Archbuld, do
LEW Lake, Va Hobson, San Francisco
w Johnson do w l. Hobson Md
w Fletcher sons, do I p Shacross, Va
X Vaughan do OH Spence, Tenn
b Smith & lady, Miss Spence, do
F Stockton s. !, U N 1t J Alden, U \
Miss Mcknight
+ Morse, NY Mcconnell, N o
Yendon lady, S c Dunning, Me
Miss f c Palmer. do G Lopez & lady, S c
Miss Kirk, do Ashton, Sac o city
Aston, jr, lady, S Franks lady, n
Misses Aston, do
United States Hotel,
Pennsylvania Arenue, Jetareen 3D. and a streets.
J H DuvaI, Md JR F Stiles, Phila
j Jones, N j + VOORHEES,, do
Spencer, w Charles s lady, Va
J Wright & lady, Md Miss Charles, do
Mr. Jolley, Va LIT J L Stu, lady, & 3
Rev Mr. Arnold, Boston children, U SRM
II Bone, Md w ID Shunks, Bait
GuAsby's Hotel,
Corner Of Pennsylvania Avenue and Sd street.
s S Hausewright, Mo G Jordan, Va
w Hausewright, do Mrs kearney, do
G. + Fisher N Rives, Ohio
Hon w D Merrick, Md G Meiner, Va
wv Dana, sc c LETTERS, Md
w Wiley, Ga G A Harrison, California
S ii Fisk, do Midget, do
J l. O'Neal, Md
l. Hanswrigbt Mo CIV Grain, Md
Mrs Hanswright, do Harvey, st Louis
c + Fisher n w C Richards, 5 G
Col Merrick Md Mrs Richards * ch'd, do
w Dana, sc Kdder & lady, chill
w Wiley, Va dren, & servt, N
S H Fiske, Ca Col Ward, Va
J l. O'Neal, Bait Miss Randall, Bait
G. Jordan, Va MIR Swami, Md
Mrs Xearney, Ny w w Fennell, England
Rives, Ohio IL Ashton, Ct
G S Meiner, Va North, do
w letters, Md Johnson, do
G A Harrison, Califor'a J GUN, Mobile
Midget, do w Darlington, do
DR. A Curtis g. lady, o Miss Oden, Md
Irving Hotel,
Corner of Pen,,sylrania Avenue and l2th street
] G Hutchinson, Md II ID Armstrong, VT
Mrs Gibson, do Ashton, Va
Mrs Smith do A ii Randolph, Me
Z Nj Tin gle, Egypt G Buckly, Va
II Goodenough, Mass SPhibrook, NJ
b Sutton, Me nj Thompson, Boston
II f Mason, Tenn Is e German Boston
& B Mason, do ii Young, do
J Harris, Pha L Zimerman, do
ii Havenner, Bait ID Fenton, do
MIR Wakenan, Wash'n w Ames, do
w Magens Phila Mrs Ellery son, Va
ID III Ducamp, Me Cameron, do
Z Il Hanson, do ID B Fairchilde n
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BOARDING WILLIS has several
ID commodous aud furnished rooms for rent,
each suitable for a family or for two single gentle
men.
Single gentlemen can also be accommodated
with part or full board. For terms inquire at Mrs
Wilis's, corner Of F and 18th streets.
Sept l7-eodlm~
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AND ALEXANDRIA BOAT.

WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA BOAT.
b. THE hours Of departure Of the
IsY aasss$ steamboat PHOENIX viii, until
further notice, be IA follows:
Leave Alexandria at 8, 81, and IL, n. m; /, 3,
and 5, p.
Leave Washington at 81, lO., and liz; 2, 4, and
6, p. m.
An omnibus connects with this boat al Washing
ton; passage on the boat l2I cents; passage the
boat and omnibus, lS2 cents, GUY,
Oct7 Captain.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE The unt

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE The undersign-
and Arm of Over & Mcclure and will continue
the General Auction and Commission business at
the old stand of Dyer & Brother, corner OF lOth
street and Pennsylvania avenue.
They most respectfully solicit continuance of
the patronag e bestowed the late firm, and pledge
themselves to discharge faithfully every trust con-
fded to them.
Dyer s. MCGUIRE are prepared TO make advances
unon all consignments and to cash all sales made
by them EDWARD =; "a En-
WAsHINoroN, Sept "a, 1850
Sent 27-dtf
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ID ILLS OF EXCHANGE, payable at slght h'
I'D any bank in Great Britain, from 4 upwards
may be always procured of
]. +. CALLAN,
Agent of Harnden & Co., once
Sept 25-dtf Corner OF r and Tn streets
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nIssOLUTION OF COPARTNERsHIP.-
IL The firm heretofore existing under the name
of Dyer & Brother is this day, by mutual consent,
dissolved. Mr.. Geo. f. Dyer will attend to the set
Element of the accounts Of the late firm also of Il
unsettled business Of the late Robert w. Dyer
deceased 70 which immediate attention Is respect
fullv reouested EDWARD C DYER.
GEO. r. DYER.
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