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RUSSIA.
II OoSlh.
MIR. BOdi-cO to iieful
The Markets

w. Bodisco Russian Minister to the United
States, is about TO return to Washington.
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HALIFAX. lucsIafi APih w.
.. csmbra arrived at this place at o'clock on
s.I.v .fsuoon, and sailed for New.York at g
,s-l She left Liverpool at 10 Anon Satur
=. ne 18th Of Apr, at which time the Niagara
:; ~ q, arrived. She brings dates from London to
=. = ,oh Paris The llth AID Berlin the 10th.
csmbua met with an accident to her ma
..;..,v on her passage which detained her ten
..-,. Che was also detained twelve hours off the
- IN account of q dense fog. She had to en-
.,,o,er heavy gale from the south last night We
ave today fine weather and strong wind from the
,,,t The Cambria had 90 passengers.
The brig Halifax sailed FOR Boston yesterday.
The brig Boston is coming up the harbor from
Dgmuda.
The main line was down on Monday, and now,
l,oelOck Tuesday. it is still down. That the line
,b,uH be allowed to remain down so long when
he news was over due, seems inexcusable. A
onion Of the news was sent over the Nova Scotia
Line Yesterday, but the line works so badly that it
Oald no. reach Calais and this morning the entire
tpstch was rewritten direct to Calais.
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Marshal
Guischard.

Majority FOR wm. H. Gaischard. .......Ss.
The following gentlemen were elected as Asss-
tant Engineers LIST, Harris Comstock 2d, b. N.
Stnman 81, VIM. F Dckerman; ith, John Ben
ham 5th, Chas. f Talbot.
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prOfesfanti-uI.
TURKEY.

The Protestant movement is preparing III Bohe-
mia and Saxony.
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Fine Weather.
IRELAND.

n ses'her both in England and Ireland i.
GENERALLY the crops ock remarkably vel
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SHIPPING rNTEII,rGENor.

Arrived from New York March 2, Arsnus Al hslsga
"h' Caeasa csdri So.h Santiago Msfsees; S,s., Gui
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02

A. Lcrd-Lieutenancy Repeal.
e''''on against tho removal or abolition
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02
ITw-YORK TRIBUNE,
ONE WEEK
LATER FROM EUROPE.
,dti,h Ministers Defeated in Parliament
eo..f QUESTION: STILL THREATENING
FRANCE AND GERMANY QUIET.
rgs POPE NOT YET RETURNED
American stocks Firm.
rur CAMBRIA SAFE

ADVANCE IN COTTON
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NEW hIUSIC.-Jus received the old established
IN Stationery Store door Of 2h
the following and popular Music from the publishers,
price, four per page. VIM FISCHER
Lonely Rose sung Jenny Lind composed BY Bale
Gentle Voices by Charles Glover dlsGFe A*ss
Why do Weep Thee, admired Wallace
When pensve feelings wake the sgh written by Phillips
Were but his own wife, BY Maeder.
The Mosquito Polka, by J. Soman.
Digent Hose Companys Quick Step, performed Dodwohs
Band.
Two Merry Gipsies, a duet, by McFanen.
Voice from the Waves Duet composed by Stephen Glover.
The Preside Song, by W. ". Wallace.
The Moonlight Of the Heart, by Sfrakosh.
Susan BayDe, sung by Chnsys Minstrels.
Deya Vale, Scottish ballad by the Of the "od Kirk
yard,
Filtration Polka, by M srakosh
Robert le Diabe arranged by y. Boyer.
Uncle Ned, with variations, by Maeder.
The Syren Polka, by M. Suakcsh.
La Sylphide, Fantasia Ramanique, by M. Suakosh.
The Ethiopian Medley, overture, arranged by 3. Enrich.
Guitar Peces
On, watch you well by daylight
The Rose OF TraIee.
The Bowid Soger Boy
Jeannet and Jcannot
Emma Snow.
Dinah Crow.
The Low Backd Car.
Oh, would were girl again.
What enchantment
The Sisters Call, by l.. Trip.
Child OF the Regiment, sung by Jenny Lind.
RatapIan, sung by Jenny Lind.
Maxurka, by Bafcman.
My boat and bugle horn, by Watson.
The Chamos, by the Rainier family.
Our fair Italy, daetf.
Beethovens Dream. Dec4
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HE Subscriber proposes 10 Law School this p,rcc o
- meneing Monday the Ss day Of next, ma
unf d c 18th day Of March, 1850 The pupils
ts Glasses The ext book ured In the junior win he Ste
phen Blackstone LEI vol ske on Evidence, Stephen Plead
Evidence course III,
embrace Tucker Commentaries, GfcenIeaf and Ryi
dsnce st vol o. each Stephen PIaadine Goud
vel Of Gritty Pleading, Holcomhes Introduction Equity
prudence, Labe Equity Pleading, Mtords Pleading, Lomax
Of Real Property Executors
Arrangements win be made with Philadelphia law pubher 70 fur
ufsh the above works. and gentlemen pro
posing 10 ssand thu subscribers lectures requested him
esy notice Of their intention, inform him whether they
be supplied with any
dIus They yin be furnished 10 the students cost The
bers ~ me senior class viii have privilege Of attending the junior
without additional charge The for daily
his ssdents VIII be by Subscriber enable
smber OF either class attend the Of of the Professors
o. Wwngion College should they deem espedienf 70 do
few win BE- delivered the
dicton and practice Of ne Federal Courts.
The - viii be go psr session, payable IN advance
John w. BRoCKENRR0UGH.
Lsursrcr, Va, July n, ls<a.
guy ia
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Transportation Of stores.

Navy DRrkHTMEsT,
Bureau of Provisions and Clothing, January 7, 1850
PROPOSALS. sealed and endorsed Proposals m freight 70 PEN
will be received this Bureau until three O'Clock p
Friday Of February, 1850, for the transportation
barrels ess) Of stores IRON me navy
BROOKLYN New York; yard At Pensacola Florida
The offers must the price asked per barrel without d.nc
and dry and each barrel Tor two hall hsfre ot
beef pork -four, vinegar pickles, whkey, or dried apples
considered barrel all other packages 70 be estimated nj
barrel Whatever they may contnin
and the Of all casks other than barrels the hnhs WIN
be deducted Ten M weather working lay days 10 be allowed
port Brooklyn r taking cargo, and nneen mir weather
working allowed ut Pensacola for dschagnG The
No primage TO be allowed.
Payment 70 be made BY any the United States be
selected by The bidder charepar, within dirty
ds, amer producing evidence Of The delivery OF the
cargo pa usual inspection and be NJ The Brook
navy yntd by the Of February 1850 ready 20 receive
carp and presented for examination within three days
amer heinz Of the Bureau win consider itself
AZ liberty 10 er the freight the lswer bidder make such
arrangements may subserve the public interest
Jan e-law4w
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EREsH SUPPLY OF sEAsONABLE FURNITURE
DRY GOODS.--CLAGETT DODSoN, corner Of Pennsyl-
and 9th would respectfully inform the citizens
Washngon Georgetown Alexandria, their neighborhoods
JUST received the following addition their already
well assorted stock Of goods In the above line
10 pieces imperial threeply Competing, NIL and
coos and of hneness and thickness Of body cheap
10 pieces *. superior ingrain do.
These goods bought at auction greatly reduced prices and
will be accordingly.
Us pieces spanish ma,tng coos excellent
appropriate article for churches lodges hotels, and other public
buildings. II Is pretty, durable, and very cheap
bales Spanish door mats TO match the above.
quality and floor ocoth, entirely
pattern them extremely rich and beautiful for
halls intended be covered with ~ cut out f
to order in piece.
70 pieces A and "a LEIPZIG table ocoh extremely and
beautiful
superb Edinburgh blankets smallest
largest used for beds These goods
think, be equaled any other house here.
l LA beautiful AIendae coveriets.
do liza, do. 1914 and "a, at very low prices.
Also, beautifully oted into curious figures
rich Dresden quilts In oriental figures, colors pink blue
and white, all sizes. 5ss aFt945
pieces extremely rich ane for window curtains
ane for window curtains with loops,
ases gnps
rch all corresponding and will be furnished and
low any other house In the country
We take this opportunity Of informing that
this enterprise started with the determination keep aud
goods thar will advantageous purchaser and
cl facilities for obtaining goods Of the sort such that
such thing is impossible We respectfully inform the public
will always find general
all kinds Of furniture dry goods, which will with exhibit
all who call and think not hard Of II we do SELL
Dec l-MTh3w CLAGETT& DODsON.
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMpTIoN CLAIMANT
AGENCY FOR CLAIMS AT WASHINGTON, ID. c.
CHARLES DIE SEEDING,

Conmissloner, Notary Pubic, and GenerdI Agent
No. III TOdd's Buidings, Pennsylvania avenue,
WASHINGTON, d. c.,
CONTINUES give his prompt attention the Of
" Claims before Congress-
or before board of appointed adjust spoaons
before foreign procuring pensions, Revolutionary
Naval Army bounty land under the Of February III
August 10 iss aearages Of pay mileage for horses and
osher
ss being mustered and received United
Bss, subsistence transportation
and Ill description
wars with Mexico Great Britain He In possession Of all the
forms and understands fully all the requirements OF the Pension and
Other oces He also attends procuring Of
dr captures made in the Gulf Mexico
California, Of Africa.
He been Commissions from every
State Union Commissioner Of Deeds probate
deeds, dcposiuons and writing under SEAL
TO be used or recorded in the respective States.
Changes win and claimed
and the extent of services required
Communications (postpad) will receive immediate attention
He has the honor refer The Navy and other Executive Depart
Excelences
the Uaion and Members Of previous
present Congress generally. Aug d
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undersigned having opened office at the end Of Wnders
building, end of the Navy Department, offers
his MI have business with
different Of the the settlement
which the services AGENT for
non q claims pending before Congress His long connection with
the Navy Department. In discharng the duties Of Important
Office together with with the members
Congress- possibly enable him render important
such may ennust their business TO his management
VIM. b. SCOTT, Z
Late Navy Agent
Republican Argus, Bamore Richmond Enquirer; Herald
New York; Ohio Statesman Ohio; and Pennsylvania, Piade
pha will insert Of two dollars and send bill
Sept. 29--H
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ArO g. OPPOSITE CExTHE MA axx ssr Wv. 49,. ~.
hand variety Of very old nquoss
which he attention % ms public most respectfully solicited
Fine old caslon brandy vintage Of sas imported In
carefully Selected stock brandiss Imported om te London
DOCKS OF . celebrated brandies, including
j. 4 Y. Marteli, dark and pale
Vineyard props, do do
pipe superior old Godard,p vintage Of 1855, very
have great regard 70
quality, and are warranted 20 be perfectly pure:
A sgnette, Napoleon, and domestic brandy.
Very superior old rye whskey pure article, distilled in 1872
Scotch malt wfskey &t#
Irish whiskey
Pure Holland gin
DO jamaica spirits
DO st. Croix
Brown stout, Barclays"
Scotch ale, +" Doves Falkrk.n
s ssss ch sa.Iss S Imported BY HsnAa Francois
7. A. Mumm's slIey
Geslers g own brandt
Geslers anchor
Shield brand
Regents golden sherry Of the flavor pro-
nouiced most superior wine
Old pale sherry, g p Harmony,
Do. brown do : Duff, Borden, Il Co..
Old south side Madeira
Fine Sicily do
Sweet Malaga wine
Old Port wine .Resens,'
DO do do /" burgundy"
Chateau Margeaux Clarct
Perfect love cordial
Cinnamon do
Dec e-9teoif
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Westerl. MILITARY Institat

O manifold HEALTH economy
progess and moral training the Faculty Of this institution
selected for s location the famous Blue Lick Springs
situated the Lexington and Maysvle Turnpike
miles fronahe emphaicay
being twelve miles from
village The buildings mostly well for
cadets 5s4t6i as5t4rs3
This place for It's healthy atmosphere, water
aud scenery, and unquesonaby eligible
locations for literary institution United The grounds
been greatly improved and during
plat OF forty beautifully situated the margin Of
Licking river Immediately buildings,
served Tor military exercises.
The removal win be Immediately Christmas
school opened that the 7th January 1885,
The academic extends from the first Monday September
the third Friday Of June-fory weeks.
The entire charge for tuition boarding. lodging washing fuel
lights backng, servants attendance, will
$d0 per Payments will required rate
from the OF entrance the Of the
day OF January example, the third Friday June weny
four weeks IL ID $96.
Georgetown KY Dec 25-3td&3cp
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WILLIAM H. MiNNIX, late Of the General Land Office,
claims Of kind the government before
Congress Of the departments His the different
branches Of the departments especially those relation military
bounty lands, will enable him give fun may
require his services The prompt Of patents
located BY military warrants will be secured, and NIL
taken deadeter Claims
vices In the revolutionary OF 1912 Mexican
will special attention He rent
collection
this city by residents and others. .t
Reference made Gen. james Shields
Of the General Land Once; Hon. Richard M Young,
sone Of the General Land Once the officers
Land Office members Of Congress generally
Thomas Richie Edmund Burke Peter Force, W. W. seaon
Blair, J. c. Rives Richard Wallach.
odice Haup Weedons Coach Factory, Of Centre
Market, Washington, d. q.
Sep 10
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College 81 - James, Warrington county, Maryland.
THE Eighth open Monday, octobe l. which day
the ysaensi aifeadanes Of all the students requested The
duties Of the classes promptly
poAnt thai all their members old should places
The opening Of the session The academca extends from
Ia ocinsr 10 The Lat Of august there being but
August and september In the College, all the usual classes
is cos o. have for several years been pursuing the
tire courks Of collegiate studies prescribed
atins clas received their academica degrees.
In te Grannor School, which Immediately adjoin College,
shs eparstoy classes carefully
under he Of the Professors Of
may enr the institution early and their
of study under
mercantile department emhwzccs partial members
coeze preparatory preparing
ing other life. Such
TO al the privileges and advantages their
tuning In place Of come Of Dc classical studes
cessafy % preparation t6r busines~
French irregular study without charge all
In addition 20 The Ffrnch, the win
without charge German, other modern language.
The location OF the College perfectly heal
towns o. villages
stisudou
cnsfg covering all the and domestic
4s PEI session Of ten months The rules Of College carefully
restrict any other expenses Of the student
An me dsp.rnnsn are under the Immediate supervision Of
10 whom application made copies
keser OF for further information, well for the
OF pupils JOHN b. KERFOOT, Rector,
hH@2awsm College OF b. James, r. o., Maryland.
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ChsIera-Treatmens ana Preventive.

nR. AMATI's ITALIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, TONIC
AND APERIENTThis remedy composed entirely
BILE Ingredients totally from any mineral substance,
discovered and Dr. Amst cclebaed hysicia in
abdominal rgonseuch diarrGa,
yseney bilious complaints, dyspepsia and all other disorders Of
the liver, &C.
efecuai in these Is submitted remedy those
who attacked by prevailing fatal
venve 10 all VINO be so fortunate m first insdou
symptoms.
TO wholesale retail Carus Music Saloon Penn
lt and 18th principal
drug the city Of Washington Georgetown and Alexandria
Pamphlets containing full directions for with interesting
cercaies bottle liberal
promptly All communications be post paid
Aug. 31lawn SAMUEL CARUSl h co.
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EA BLANCHARD Philadelphia, Hstoti
IL of Second War between the United
America Britain, declared s OF Congress e
Charles ngeso embracing the events Of lsi4 In well
printed syo volume Of 3io double columns
price dollar.
Mr. Ingersos position, menber Of Congress, during the
OF 1872 and nce has afforded him unusual
mites for the collection q information from al sources foreign and
donese public private. he
matter which light the 6 ne and
dates many hitherto doubtful points respecting the and
mat period The volume Il not confined % me mere details q The
naval and military conflicts particularly Of the Legislative
action political movements consequence
struggle, together with OF the Among
ote matters will be found chapter the Bank Of the United
suites from y, charter to Its winding with plan Of bank
Persons residing In The country through
Dec 7--3eo -~' 80
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LEWIS wm; s q. conAsx A n KIN Principal.
Ds u :. seaa,. Speaker q M Senate Of Virginia,
p d. %5 !. ssacs sa f ssasa Ass%'s'
aooer. q s.anaId, esq. Richmond chm. md
WIN. ii. Taylos, ESQ.,. Mount Airy
sss.sa s sss;si s s:s s Jefferson.
John IasS, ESQ.,. Giossss,eri
Right Rev NishoIa. Coc1., .. D., Bishop Of Alabama,
Judge 1av i Daniel Coleman 81 aasg Alabama,
Hon. James A. seldom, M C.i
Hon. ssms. Mason Mason n TlsasIisk
Rev. WIN. Friend, Pon Royal;
Msn ". Fisher, esq, Northamp,oni
Coon ssss u WIN Wiitis s:s s.q @ Se!Sanp,on
Francis u Rives, esq Petersburg.
Gentlemen who present
member ssS 20. q 'hs institution rIu,el.l
WANTED, daily, the Baltimore, PhiIadeIphia New
York. Boston, and New Orleans General Agency and Commis
sion Once young men in and retail and other re-
keepers walters, farmers coachme, agents. book and
have all large number Of good situations hand which
pay from 500 per snnS@ Those IN wsno situations q
he above eiss which place every applicant
anee al he ees which we viii enable US
give ''''' ss
living q United sates, and wishing
obtain situation in haltmore either OF The above Cities viii
have their wants Immediately attended % BY addressing Us line
pense they would incur by coming the city and
seeking employment themselves Address,
TAYLOR d TAYMAN,
No. 50 Second street,
May 24-du Baltimore, Md.
General Agency At Wellington, ID. q.
QY A. M FARQUHAR, formerly Of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
ID services with Mex
the revolutionary the with Great Britain and the Flor
ida ( QFs# n tattsa. #.
For pensions, bounty land, or scrip.
Bouay LandW the purchase and sale OF bounty
land order. .#Af4 t#t
Patent oeeThe appicanons for patents procuring models,
General Post OGceAl claims against the department will be
prosecued settlement Of contractors quarterly pay Of
ditto facilitated, &c. tt
New Orleans Delta Nashville Union Mobile Advertiser Louis
vile Democrat St. Louis New Era Cincinnati Gazette indianapolis
Sentinel New York Herald and Detroit Free Press, will publish
the amount Of S and send their bills 10 this Office accompanied
with paper. June 24n
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NOME 20 She cheap ssore-GEeAt bargains IN new
the attention fades
their additional supply Of fancy dress goods received
day. Among them they would mention
10 pieces extra rich satin dc chenes
30 do small figured changeahie silks
10 do plain chaDgcable gIace do
do pink white watered do
do plain white satin
10 do colored bonnet satins and corded silks
20 do do horences, in all shades
do and ~ rich black visile silk
do a. black Turk satin.
This lot Of silks viii cent less than former
all In therefore, invited % early
selves WEI
IN MERINos, just opened pieces among them
be found blue, bne, green Maroon
garnet brown crimson scarlet and pink These
and will be sold much under the usual prices IN
aud double width casmeres IN every desirable and fashion
Also, some handsome embroidered do
Embroidered hanneis, for dresses
80 pieces plain changeabe and satin stripe apacas
100 do style fancy prints
Also so pieces small plaid gingham.
Together with variety and certainly the cheapest have
ever had, Of plain fancy colored velvcts, black do
Velvet nbands trimmings, Of the style
Silk and nband neck ties, belts
Hosieries of all and description
Ladies' mefino OF both long and short sleeves
Gloves OF mostly every number and kind
handkerchief from the finest TO the most common
kind. 4t esse4
IN MOURNING GOODS, complete assortment,
embracing mostly any article that may be called for
And stock Of sHAWLS opened this day will beat anything
lin point elegance Of and chcanes have before
offered.
The public respectfully goods
fore buying, as grea, bargains may be expected, r,
Between 9Th and 9th streets, Pennsylvania
Dec 5-3taw2wif
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UTsrTINGCARDs printed and nj. ~,,~r~ved n, s,,s
most approved style few hours notice and visiting cards .,
The finest quality supplied, by TAYIOR MARRY.
NoN~ Bookseiers OH ct.
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AGENCY, Washngton.-The undersigned, late Of the In
branch Of the Post Office Department. Offers his se
mail contractors generally and 10 those OF the southwestern
section particularly with the that his removal from Office
not initiate against he has for
tanned the department for honesty capacity and fidelity and
refers bis asocisie In Office Of both PARTIES with their hearty
consent, 70 sustain him therein A
An orders business every nature,
government will be thankfully received and promptly despatched
JAMES OWNER, Agent,
July 4-dn late Of Post Once Department
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THE AMERICAN FARMER is published monthly in the
city OF Baltimore OIL copies for g. thirteen for
So thirty for $40 volume July, under the
favorable auspices Is the Maryland State As
cultural Society and all The and reports Of committees
published therein The i meeting determined
raise S0o, be appropriated oows piece Of plate,
valued So TO be awarded the obtaining by the ft Of
October the largest 81 subscribers
ncncing July SO for and 90
The publisher added
works lie has offered 800 for prize
coming volume, SO in silver plate for best
Of farm buildings and Of
arm yard go for the the cultivation Of and
for the best the Of the dairy.
The NUMBER July win Of
valuable papers, Of EDMUND Rurrrr Of Virginia.
presented the agricultural public particularly Of the
Virginia. Maryland, the Caroinas II details
Of his m for the Ave he has occupied his
Virginia, concusvely
able Of prudence farming made
profitable ether business The aAs he took
charge Of his farm Mr. Ruin shows that his clear interest
capital invested for land implements stocks &c 66
third l2e cent; fourth n 50
hhh % 10 cent? besides supporting his family his hands
stock &c and raising the value Of his farm nnscsly double
worth when he took In hand Every farmer and particular
in the tide wae districts Of country will read this paper with
The deepest interest
papers,
Secretary Of the Maryland State Agricultural Society, The
sucon Of The wire ence and nom Col CArRos the sub
Address SAMUEL SANDS Publisher,
Maryland State Agricultural society's Hall,
June @-2awH IDS baltimore st., Baltimore, Maryland