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fFr0m Harpsatt a. .sfe CONAN I

LFFONl ddTgeuEL 0'sIIc tT0l0nH.I
IGaOEIFR, July 90 l8a6-YOur Wild Cherry and Tar Syrup
gives general Satisfaction We have been of for some
time and thought would order any; but it almost
daily inquired for, and thought perhaps, would be best
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-20

PHILApRLPHIA June 25 lS46I feel free to reeomm Dr..
Dayis's Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar, from my
of its benfcia effects my have been for
time past subject attacks of splitting blood attended with
weakness Of the breast and sensation at the stomach,
accompanied with dyspepc symptoms. Last having
an attack of it, recommended by acqu ntaCe who
had been cured by DR.. Davis's Syrup, try so, and
relieved by il less than bottle. Its apparent good
effects were immediate.
II NJ. I,adieqf ShOmAkeF. 20 Race
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-20

n UTIUE To TIL LADI Els.
Those that initiate Dr. TOwnsend's Sarsaparila hay,
invariably called teirstpf great Remedy for FeRGieg,
and have copied bills and circulars which relates to
complaints of wOmen word for wOrd-OtlleI who
medicine, have since the great of Dr. TOwnsen
Saapala In complaints incident TO females,
heirs, although previously they did number Of thea
Mixtures, Pills, etc, injurious to females, they agra
! Yute disease, and nndemIne Inc COnsLItntOD
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-20

"PITTsBURa, Jan. 10, 1947-The Syrup of Wild Cherry
and Tar given great satisfaction to those who have used
it. know of instance OF permanent cure Of Asthma
on gentleman Of Ohio. think shall be able to sell al least
six gTOce year.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-20

This is only Of than four thousand cases OF
Rheumatism that Dr. Townsends Sarsaparla has cured
The severe and chronic weekly eradcaed by
Is extraordinary virtues.
james Cummings ESQ.,. Of the assistants in the Luna.
tic Asylum, BlGkwes Island the gentleman spoken Of
in the folio wing letter;
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-20

s Merchants from different sections OF the country, give
the aeTng OF the universal popularity and 81!
6cacy of Dr. Dgyss Syrup, under their notice number
of them, witnessing its virtues, have regularly sold II
don that if it did give satisfaction the price should be
returned and Of them has had application TO
turn the money. This speaks volumes favor OF the ed
cine. We append few extracts from orders, samples Of
those are in frequent receipt Of well OF verbal accounts
we frequently hear.
From Doctors Vaughan and Rush both Drac4isg phV
siciGas, as nell as Druggistsl
M3HAWAKA, Ind, June l. 1547-Dr Dayis's Syrup Of
Wild Cherry and Tar oil Ike hot cakes. We think that
you choose give wholesale agency for that medcins
we can dispose Of almost any amount in Northern lndisna
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-02

1,TIE undersigned, having bought out the stock Of
Jacob Keobel In formerly tho late William
Aen and having added largely thereto from the markets Of New
Baltimore, Washington
found in the District, consisting Of
Stuat's Loaf, crushed and powdered sugars
Superior and New Orleans and Porto Rico sugars
stuars sugar house strip
Now Orleans and West India molasseH
Jaya Rio, Maracaibo Lagusyra, and st. Domingo coffee
superior gunpowdcr and Imperial teas
Medium and lowpniced do do
Superior and medium quality young Tyson tea
Black every description, such Poucong, Souchong
Nngyong aud oooons all Of which are Of The latest nporaon
Judd's PATENT coored and white sperm candles
New Bedford sperm chndles ~ and 6's
AdamaDtne and mould do
Fancy soaps every variety, and superior lot Of old CASTLE
Best quality Of winter sperm oil
Medium do
Family and supcrhnc flour OF choicest brands
Prime Orange county butter
frest quality Goshen and pineapple cheese
superfne table, Liverpool, and coarse salt
Extra hullcd buckwheat
wash shoe, scbbne and busting brushes and variety Of other
articles of wooden
Maekerci herring, goldfish ana Novn Scotia herring
Malaga rasin smyrna figs soshclled almonds, Pecan nuts o.
bers cufrans, &c,
Spices Of every variety.
Tobacco and cigars,
Thompss III Dorado, nectar leaf Gavcy and several Other
brands of.superof and common tobacco
very superior lot OF Havana and Principe cigars,
Wines and liquors.
Dupuy Peevoisin and seignete brandy scotch
whiskcy; Holland superior areie
old rye and Monongahea whkoy port wne pale sna
hnt u to be found In The grocery business 4, a..
The subscriber having been for several years past
grocery business IN New York. and being well acquanea M
markets there, and having selected the above articles VIII
purchasing elsewhere JAMES A. BROWN
Mar 3-3tav2w Louisiana nv., between bth ann im sts'
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TUun1z sUPPLY OF SEAsONABLE FURNITURE
u DIN & DoDSON, corner Of Pennsyl-
would respectfully inform the citizens
Washington, Georgetown, Alexandria, and their neghborhoods
following addition to their already
well assorted stock Of goods In the above line s&s
10 imperial carpeting oil in patterns and
eoo Of hneness and thickness OF body cheap
- pieces superior ingram do
These goods bought greatly reduced prices and
will b sold accordingly. lses As 4ssn
peees Spanish nang colors excellent and
appropriate article for churches lodges, hoe and other public
buildiags il pretty, durable, and very cheap
bales spanish door match the above.
sheets quality and well floor ocoh entirely
psterns Of them extremely rich and beaufu for
halls intended TO be covered with IL cut out 70 ht
pieces a. LEIPZIG table oiclot extremely rich and
beautiful. 81 .Hy
superb Edinburgh blankets the smallest
for beds These goods
think, be equaIled in any other house here.
1914 beautiful Anendaie coveriets.
I do la, do 1914 and a. Mt very low prices
Also, beautifully into curious figures
case ch Dresden quilts in oriental figures coon pink blue,
and white, all
4 meces extremely rich ane for window curtains.
ane for window curtains with the loops dapey,
qmps and muslin embroidered
and viii be furnished and put
any other house in the country.
We opportunity Of informing customers that have
started with the determination TO keep and
oods viii the purchaser and
ct obtaining goods Of the right that
such impossible We respectfully inform the public
will ind general assortment OF
MI OF goods, which viii with pleasure exhibit
Ill who and think not hard Of we do not sell
Dee i-MTh3w CLAGETT b DoDsoN.
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THE New journal or Medicine for March, Is50.-Pub
shed this day. No. Al (or March, 1851 OF the New York
Journal Of Medicine and the Collateral sences edited by
Purple NJ, d. This number contains historical notice Of the
Of medical from the landing Of the Pilgrims at
Plymouth the present time by stephen w. Williams NJ ID.
Successful Fibous the ovarum by the large
abdominal secuoni by VIII Van Buren, NJ p Report on pema-
labor successfully induced account Of contracted pelys by
r. w. Baood NJ d. Ercision of scirrhous Mamma followed
twelve amer tho operation by Teann by Samuel Tyler NJ d.
Frederick Md with eight other original articles
OF practical utility The review department contains crtca
analysis contained the second volume the
actions the American Medical Associations together with bbo
graphical notice Of all the late medical publications l foreign
contains large selection OF practical matter from
all foreign Journals while In the American retrospect be
found editorial communications and selections
from American medical journals.
This journal l. published In e city Of New York ever two
containing IA with perfect and illustrations,
reached the 7 It's first publication price
90 per annum, or so cents per copy
Specimen numbers application (posi paid TO r. y ud
Of the New York Journal Of Medicine 30 Wall street, New
York.
Subscriptions received and numbers for sale by
FRANCK TAYLOR, Penn. avenue,
Mar 1-lmw Agent for Washington, d. c.
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IiE subscriber proposes open School In this place.
mencng Monday the Gath Of October nes and temna
ting 18th day Of March 1880 The pupils divided into
two The book sd in the junior Ste
hen Blackstone LIST vol slake Evidence Stephen Plead
Ing, Evidence The senor course
embrace fuckers Commenanes, Greeneaf Ev
fehce st vol of ench Stephen Pleading list
vol Of Chity Pleading, iolcober Introduction Jur
prudence Lubes Equity Pleading, Miord Pleading D
Real Property and Adn
Arrangements viii be made with Philadelphia publisher
nh the above works, OF the best
posing 70 attend the Subscribers lectures requested him
carly notice o. their Intention and inform him whether they desire
be supplied with portion ~ the above
They will be furnished students at cost The mem
the senior class viii have the privilege attending
course without additional charge The hours FOR daily lectures 20
member lectures ~ sny an The Professors
Of washington College should they expedlent 10 Do
delivered
dictiou and practice fthe Federal Courts.
The fee win be SO per session, payable In advance
Lrussror, Va, July 10, 1870.
July l7--A
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-02

THE Eighth open Monday, October which
all the students requested The
Of promptly recommended, and
members, should places
opening The acadecai year extends rom the
October OF August being but vacation
September In The College all e usual classes under
professors several been
Of collegiate studies equal 70 a prescribed n Che older
Al the fhtd gradu
atng cl received their acad0miea degrees
In School, which immediately adjons the College,
trained
College. Thus
may early and pursue their entire
direction until they graduate The
partial members the
preparatory for the
ing ROOM professional life Such students admitted
10 All The privileges and Of their several classes ubs
Of OF the classical ndies suc as more ne
cessary preparation Tor business
French study, without charge, 10 all the classes
IN addition the French u,e mercantile students VIII be taught,
without charge, German, other modern language
College perfectly hrahul and there
young religious education Is chief design Of the
stifution
The charge covering domestic expenses,
The rules ol the College carefully
restrict any other expenses OF the student.
All the immediate supervision Of the
application made for copies Of the
informston well for the admission
fpupils. JOHN y. kEnooi, Rector,
Aug 3-9aw2m College OF 81 James, i. u, Maryland
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NEW MUgIC.-Jus received the oldestabl.hed Music and
Stationery Of i2h Pennsylvania
following and popular Music from The publishers VIII
liam hall Son. New York, which We viii sell at our reduced
price, four cents per page. WIN. FISCHER
The Lonely Ro-e BY Jenny Lind, composed BY
Genue Voices BY Charles Glover.
Why Weep admired ballad written by Wallace.
When penye feeling wake the sigh, written by Austin Phillips
We've but his own wife, BY Maeder.
The Mosquito Polka, by J. sloman.
Digent Hose Companys Quick Step performed by Dodwos
Hand.
Two Merry Gipses, duet by McFaren.
Avoce from the Waves duet composed by Stephen Glover
The Preside Song, by w. v. Wallace.
The Female slaves Lament Dumboton
The Moonlight Of the Heart, by Strakosh.
Susan Bayne, sung by Christys Mnstrels.
Devas vse Scottish ballad by the Of the "od Kirk
yard.n
The Pensye Thought Last deu, composed by Gongonre
Filtration Polka, by NJ. suakos,.
Robert e Diable, arranged by y. Boyer
Uncle Ned, with variations by James @. Maeder.
The syren Polka, by NJ. suakosh.
La Syipfide, Fantase Rsmantique, by M. Suako-h.
The Ethiopian Medley, overture, arranged BY s. Ehnch.
Guifar pieces.
Oh, watch you well by daylight.
The Rose OF Traee.
The Bowid Soger Boy.
Jcannet and Jeannot
Emma Snow.
Dinah Crow
The Low Backd Cal.
On, would were girl again.
What enchnntmsnt
The Sisters GALL by L. Trip.
Child Of the Regiment as sung by Jenny Lind.
RsspaAn, by Jenny Lind
Mazurks by Baieman
Ny boat and bueie horn, by Watson
The Chanois, by The Rainier family.
Our own fair Italy, as duet
Beethoven's Dream. Dec &.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-02
United states Patent Once,
Dec. 23-d3In

IN the petition of Locking OF North Danvie New York.
praying Of granted 10 said Locking for
nom the Of
said patent which akes place the twenty eighth day Of April
Is50-
is petition Patent Office
Monday April u O'Clock and all
appear and show they have why said
petition ought 10 be granted.
Ordered also that published Republic, In
tegencer Union, Washington city, d. CT North American
Gazette Philadelphia Tribune, New York Daily Amercan
Providence week for three
successive previous the third Monday in April
DE WITT G. LAWRENCE,
Acting Commissioner Of Patents
sEdtos papers will copy and send their
Once, with paper containing this notice.
Feb l2-law3w
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Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing, April "a 1850
SEPARATE PROPOSALS, sealed endorsed proposals
90 oa s ss Gs furnishing and ds
BooS New Yo saa aas
Virginia such quantities on q The following may
me s c yes ssS"s ns o s e The said yards
Boxes, shaving Handkerchief, silk fancy color.
Brushes, serubbing Mustard seed
B BrSSs. sIos sseas' Sewing assorted
buttons, navy, coat Razors, in single cases
slacking, boxes Of Roand, hai
Combs, coarse slf sewing, blue black
Cotton, fpoos Of spoons
Grass, for hats Thread, black, white, and blue
aekkniyes Tape, black and white
Mustard and pepper win be required New only
All articles be quality, equal gen
1iel IaSs been reest Selected aud as and subject e de asu
inspection navy yard where delivered price Of and
conuaeo residing deliveries required
furnishing what may required contractor
sSa a s fl a %
made1o supply the deficiency under the penalty to be expressed in
Provisions Clohng al navy
yards shall be evidence that such requson has been
Two approved surees
cenium addition will be withheld from the amount Of
performance, any paid respects
sS 5 y ns p s s nrn % y q sy @ @
duly authenticated shall have been presented 70 him
Blank proposals be obtained application
the Portsmouth, New Hampshire New
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Norfolk Pensacola, and this bureau
Every offer made must be accompanied las directed In the Of
Congress making appropriations for the naval service for S46
approved 10th August 646) by written signed by
responsible persons the eff that undertake
into obligation within five days, with good and sufficient
ties furnish the supplies proposed The bureau will not be obi
gated consider unless accompanied by the
required by the competency OF The be crfed by
the navy agent district Attorney some officer Of the general gov
eminent known 10 the bureau.
record duplicate letter. informing bidder of
his proposal win be deemed notification thereof
within the meaning s46 and
accepted in conformity with this understanding.
Extract from the act Congress- approved August 10, 1886
further enacted That
every proposal supplies invited by the Sec
Navy, appropriation
navy, approved third eighteen hundred and
shall be accompanied by written signed by
responsible the effect that they undertake that
the bidder bidders w IL his their bid be cceped, into
obligation in such time be prescribed by the Secretary
proposed shall be considered unless accompanied
such guaranty IT. after the and notca
thereof bidder bidders shall fail
obligation within prescribed by the Secretary the
with and sufficient suretes furnishing the supplies then
Navy shall contract with other
furnishing the said supplies and shall forth
the contained in
posal guaranteed and for which he
furnishing supplies for the whole period
proposal charged up against bidders
their the Immediately
United Ses for the Of the Navy Department.
action OF debt against either all Of said persons"
Ap 23-1aw4w
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Nut'onHI supply q new sPrthS UOuus.
THE subscribers have fall complete
Of fancy and staple dry goods, which have select
ed with from The most recent mpoaons Of the cities
York and Philadelphia, embracing article in their line
French, English India German, and Italian manufacturer which
they N
q pieces rich small cleckered giace silks
10 pieces rich small striped do do
Is pieces rich plain ch'bls do do
pieces rich small plaid mourning
10 pieces exfa rich plain black Gros de Rhine silks.
Is pieces plaid and striped India fourlard silks.
- pieces style aiberine.
5 pieces embroidered grenadines, article.
Do pieces satin striped and figured silk
pieces cashmere style m0usseline de LANES.
p pieces figured French bareges, style. t5
is pieces plain French bareges every shade.
10 pieces solid laine shade.
pieces printed linen
~ pieces real French md jaconets.
IS pieces real French gingnams and cbinzes.
$500 yards small figured lawns warranted coors 2
Together with u other materials
enumerated but which viii be shown with pleasure all who
favor with call.
March o0-2m
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-02

VIZ FISCHER, importer opened large supply Of English
W. and French stationery received by the Sarah Sands direct
following celebrated Messrs Cooper
Phillips large quantity OF their best record black ink In
= 10, and ~ stone bottles. also their bespcpad parc
Mcssrs Joseph Rodgers sons knives
razos paper shears, esers razorsirops, M
James Perry Co.. eompee Of their nmabc elastic
spring pcns comprising Of thirty kinds Mer Lowe
Son, Mcssrs Newman CO., and Messrs De Ia Rue Co An
Of articles from will be IN future
OF which will be sold, wholesale and retail
slaoners Hail. door the Irving Hotel Penn
Ap 12-3taw3w
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-02

49, .a.o. Of Thomas Dewey administrator Of David Dew
FonliDey, Vermont praying nor s exseh
- ~ psseai granted said David Dewey foI an
IN hoIs. Ishss, ss .. ne ssd dsy o. November
petition be heard Patent omee ~
an. 6 Monday next, AZ IL o'clock, m and an 80
arc noddsd appear and show any they hase WI"
a.s,don not 10 be granted. p...,h,.. In
osSsred also Published IN the hsPaens, IN
sisenesr, and Unon Washington ciyi Tees,apr, ;. a
Rhode Island Essas
~ Albany New York Press, Middlebalg s
Ionsl week iof ioe s"sse'e
Sssks previous o Monday ~ June neat Lx.y.Ayr
Commissioner OF Patents.
yaers Of the above papers viii please copy, and send their
Nh. 20 Inc Patent Once containing this notice
Feb 2s--law3w
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NOTICE to the Public, Instructions 10 Posnias-
~ terBeng this day notified by the Secretary OF the Navy thai
The Steamship aGnc inspected and accepted BY him
the service of the uader contract made the 9TH Of
November 1877, m te transportation OF the United states mail be
New York and Liverpool il hereby given that the
United States mail OF steam called ons line, w
operation Saturday,
l2 O'CLOCK said steamship, Atlantic viii leave New fn
Liverpool convey the United States
Great Britain under the treaty entered into between the
countries Posmasters viii duly make and forward Tor desa
by said steamship the time aforesaid All mails for Great Britain
received for dat
J. CoLI.AMER,
Postmaster General
Posr OrYrcg DEPARTMENT,
washington, 1850
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OATH FIXTURES. water closets. and Plumbing

RATft FIXTUREs, Water Closets, and Plumbing In
all It, branches done notice. work
manlke manner at New York prices
v. Y. NAyLoH south ofPennsyvana avenue 81
hns returned from the NORTH and prepared 70 nj and
bathing apparatus Closets force pumps pumps,
and every description plumbing workmanike
ner Having secured the services o. workman Of thirty years.
practice, and executed
principal jobs Europe, he challenges competition
He has laid Of bright and fancy tnware
OF generally.
Roofing gernR poutins and a other work IN the "copper"
and promptly and carefully attended 10. 4
All inuused the subscriber warranted give
Mar l0-eolmif ", Y. NAYLOR
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THE UNION.


IN pursuance Of Law, ZACHARY TAYLOR, Of
pubic ssis viii Be-
Al de- land once x DUBUoGE commenting on Monday Inc
seventh day January neat o s disposal q public lands 'u
NORTH of the line and 0sst u the h principal Hedisa
Township ninety eight, Of range three.
Townships ninety s1, nineys and nineyesh Of range
Townships ninety aye nnssiz, ninety and
Townships ninety three, ninssx, nine
% sAsE FzoE Commencing On Monday the ,wen
day January next the disposal o. the public lands within the
North Of the base line and icssi Of the h principal meridian,
Townships ninety-fou nineyhye, niaeysx, nnetyseyen,
townships naeilour ninety hve, .ninetyx ninety
township ninety township (excsp, the
Of section twenty the southeast quarter Of seeen
Indian ageneyD and townships nneyese and nneyegh Of
townships ninety two and ninety four, of range ten.
Township niney-one, Of range thirteen
AZ The land oss ~ 3 S%sIeSs On m as s
situated within the aforementioned townships, wis
Norh Of the base line and ioest Of The fin principal msridan
Townships eight, and xynine, Of sir
Townships sky seven, sir,yeght and nnine Of
townships sxr-eght sixty nine, range eighteen
townships and O. O. range nineteen
Townships sixty eight and sixty nine o. range wenyone
Township seventy one, of range twenty six
Townships seventy and seventy Of range twenty
Il % sd oa
within following townships, to wit:
North Of the base line and Of The h principal meridian
Township seventy six Of range twenty
Townships and seventy OF range
twenty eight
Townships seventy range
by the schools military other
purposes, be excluded from the sales.
offering mentioned lands will be commenced
appointed the order which they
with all convenient spatch until the whole have been
offered closed But sale shall be kept open
weeks and private entry OF Of the lands VIII
be admitted until after the expiration Of the two weeks.
city of Washington, this neenh day
September Domn thousand eight hundred and oy
nine. q. IhfLoh
BY the President;
Commissioner Of the General Land Ofice
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person the right Of Of the
townships enumerated required 10 esab
register and receiver OF the
therefor practicable
after seeing appointed for the
public tho lands embracing the uact
49, j. BUTTERFfELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
Postponement the Public Land Sales at Dubuque,
Iowa.
hereby given the public sales of lands ordered by
United
September l649 held the land office ut DUBUQUE,
sepenh and tpe first days Of January $780, are de-
clared TO postponed until further notice.
Given under my city Washington this llth day Of
December eight hundred and
q. TAYLOR
ny President;
J. BuTTERYIRLD,
Dec 70 Commissioner Of the General Land Once
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-02

THE Principal N CD Male academy wishes 70
employ fsrtb an who IL qualified 70 teach
English and the lower mathemacs He must
nm man or habits good moral
All applications immediately and BY letter. post paid
70 the Principal
Fob to--dtf
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Bureau Of Provisions aud Clothing, April 20 1850.
SEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed proposals Navy Clothing
and Clothing Materials will be received this
O'Clock, Monday the tOt OF May
and delivering ION receiving thirty days nouee
the yards Chaeon Brookbn York
and Gopo, Virginia, such quantities oaiy
lowing named articles clothing aud clothing may
be ordered by the Chief OF this Bureaus by
yards respectively, during the fiscal
OF July next ending Goth day June 1851