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sale OF United states above Georgetown, ID. G.
orps.sor Dsrarrxssr,
Washington, March ~ is5o.
PROPOSALS writing received u the Isl Of May
purchase of Of piece Of land situate near The Lat
which has been occupied s United
states magazine lot together buildings This land
United states by deed beating date 9Th Of Sep
embcr ISIS Described said deed "bcsnning
u sides, head Of the canal and %
head bank Of said canal referred 70 being
the Old Potomac Company,s cana)and running south, rs De
rees east inches marked as above same
distance nom canal thence cast degrees north ieet inches
az feet inches above thence west
5 degrees SOUTH alt feet inches the place o.
The land buildings shall be satisfactory 20 ne Secretary @ War,
deed win be executed ~ him. under authority q ~ s n,s ssn
h,she price ana - his heirs and assigns AL the b tue,
and interest of the United saies IN said uy un
have belonged % sad Company which has been
and laid on for The Chesapeake and Ohio canal which runs
Ss psopo,ss win no, be opened ui
May fsy should be endorsed on the ssds rs ' " In
Mar al-wr h pas Gen. and Colonel O Ordnance.
slowinr variety, confident saying eqused
In The District, IN any respect, vns
20 DO nns Injured India DO
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auction bargain
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RYA M. FARQUHAR, formerly Of Harrisburg Pennsylvania,
u Mexi
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mr. AMATIs ITALIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, TONIC
AND APERIENTThis remedy, entirely Of vegeta
ole ingredients and totally free any SUBSTANCE
inning catharc with cordial and original
discovered and prescribed by DR. Ama celebrated
the liver nc.
ectuA manner shsse submitted remedy those
be attacked prevailing scourgc, .
.ympoms. s,
10 Be had wholesale and retail Al caru Music Saloon Penn
yivania between LIN and i2h and pneipa
drug the city Of Washington Georgetown, nd Alexandria
Pamphlets containing fan directions use, many
certificates, each boe Of bera
discount Dealers Orders from the United
prompuy attended All communication paid
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THE Eighth Session win open Monday, October which day
the Ysnefaai attendance Of all the students requested Thr
lucs OF classes promptly recommended, and
all MEMBERS old should their places
opening o the session The acadencal from
lt Of October the st OF there being but vacation
August and September In the College, all the usual classes under
u rofon have for several been
collegiate studies thai prescribed In the Older
colleges of the North Al the the laird adu
sting class received their aeademical degrees
In Grammar School, which Immediately adjons the College,
carefully trained
under the Of OF College. Thus
the institution early and entire
study under the they graduate
nscanle department embraces those partial members
collegiate preparatory classes who be preparing for the
other professional e Such students admitted
Q all the privileges and advantages o. their several classes .ub
ung place OF the classical studes such
cessafy 20 preparation for business.
French Irregular study, without CHARGE all the classes
In addition 20 the French, the mercantile students will be
without charge, German other modern language.
The location a. the College perfectly heatu and there
villages dangerous
ycung Moral and religious education chief design Of
stnfon.
The charge, covering expenses
sR25 Of months The the College
restrict amy other expenses Of The student.
All the Departments immediate supervision
andergned whom application be made for copies Of
Register o further nformaon well Cor the
Of pupils. JOHN b. KERFOoT Rector,
Aug 3-2aw2m College Of 81 James, p. o., Maryland
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NENTLEMEN's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES has tins
VI day received and full Of gentenen outfit
dns ardcles, viz
Family Shirts Of superior quality
styles The system Of retailing shirts Al Wholesale prices will be
unued BY Stevens.
CRAvATS.
very supply Of black and fancy color imported and
believed TO be the In market
UNDERSHIRTs AND DRAWERS,
Gk, merno, WOOL WOOL large
assortment, and some Of extra large sizes
sf UMBRELLAS.
full supply Of silk and cotton some styles.
Also OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Gloves perumey, dresng robes
brushes raxorn fact article necessary for gentle
wardrobe toilet all of which will sold
prices STEvENSH,
Great Hat and Genlemens Quitting Esahlshment
Dec. 6-sodH No. Browns Hoteis
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VIsTrING-CARDs printed and plates engraved IN shs
style, few hours notice, and visiting
ne finest quality suppiied,w TAYLOR MAURYs
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UNDERSIGNED having opened ONCE the end Of Winders
building opposite the end Of the Navy Department. offers
s all persons may
the different departments Of the government in the
which they require the services Of for the
on q claims pending bsire Congress His long connection with
the Navy Department. In discharng the duties of
once, together with acquaintance with members
Congress- possibly enable him render important service
such may entust their business 70 his management
NM#E8 VIM. ID. SCOTT,
sHa@ Iate Navy Agent.
Republican Argus Baltimore Richmond Enquirer Herald,
New York Ohio Statesman Ohio; and PennyIvanian Phadel
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
Faculty OF Physic.--session OF 1s4o-'5o.
THE Lectures win Monday, 18th October and
unue until the l5th OF March ensuing.
Chemistry and PhzmacyWiLIAn n A. Axis, NJ d., LII. D.
surey-NkrHAr r. sxirH.
Therapeutics, Maiena Medica CHHw, M
Anatomy and Physioiogy-JosxrH ROSY, NJ. ID.
Theory and Practice of Observation-Disclosures PowrLI, ID.
Midwifery and Diseases Of Women and chidren-RcHARp
Lecturer Pathology and Demonaor Of AnsiomyGroreE w.
Medicine and Clinical Surgery every day al
The Baltimore nhmsfy opposite Medical College The
practical will October under
the dsscasaio fees Coz 500 Comfortable
nay Be- obtained IN The vicinity Of s Medes coer. g, r. 80 70
Aug b-2swtNov1 Dean ofthe Faculty
Superior Old brandy.
THE subscriber superior
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NEW BOOKs.--Jus reeeivsd, for TAYLOR MAU
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CELLING winter stock Cest.-The subscribers re-
~ spscy inform their and the public generally thai
they have determined offer present stock FIRST during
the engaged taking inventory
preparatory spring purchaser among our assortment
BE- bund which
times, which win dispose Cor puncnai
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Patents.
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n. r. Durham b Co. steam engine builders, New York.
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London
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A NEW supply OF shsvvIu, Clcsks, and sscks--suan
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NEW BOOKs--Just received, Cor sale a TAYLOR MAU
RVS 9th street, DARK Scenes of History BY q. r.
James, Sir Edward Graham, Railway Speculation, Catharns
Sinclair, author Of lane Bouvene" Sc Etiquette Washington
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DOCKS nOm London, Hist No. 0.--Fary Tales BY Anf
Count Hamilton author Of the Memoirs OF Count
VOL. 1870.
Consular Service
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Feldngf Compete Works, IN vol, Crukshank illustrations
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her hassys and for the Of travellers In general
Pei FRANcK TAYLOR
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"Gdu-a,pr n,.r Aattns Namu."


sent spirit of disunion exists at the
North. The bastard peace sought for by
the submissionists, will be as short lived
as the meteor fame oflheir leaders,
II rests upon no solid basis. But on the
other hand, The South dwindles into po.
li,ical insignificancc under the shadow
Of the baneful policy Of the Clay com
promise. Her political power in the
Senate is ut once at an end with the ad.
mission Of California. Iorc, also, is
New Mexico playing the same par, as
California, aud the submissionists must
swallow this measure too. Cut loose
from The equality Of State rights, and
there is no depth Of political disgrace
too deep, which we shall no, be prcpar.
ed to sink into. Mississippi will take
her stand by the Southern platform, and
will never yield up her rights south
Of the compromise ofls2O. We call
on Soulc, Oh Downs, on Turney, on AT.
Gibson, and all other Southern men in
the Senate and in the House. TO sustain
this platform, rs they would rally 10
the aid Of the South were her political
existence at stake.
We shall never suffer Texa. to be
stripped other territory from any ipdiF:
erence on our part. Shall the federal
government seek to usurp the territory
of Texas, we are ready TO see our SONS
noun, their rifles and draw their subres
in her behalf.
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The Lad;es of Milan

correspondent Of The New York Conn
merci"i AdrcriiScr, in giving description
OF the city of Milan, says:
1.-The Ladies OF Milan dress themselves
with much propriety. Their chief aim np.
pears to be to emulate each other in sim
pl'city. The gay colors 80 common 10
Southern Italy arc seldom worn by them.
They arc accustomed to brush their hair
completely from the forehead and the tenn
pies. This practice causes them to ap-
pear as neat as Quakcresses. Capes OF
lace are worn fitted neatly to the bust
with narrow neck collar, hid by plain
pink or azure colored ribbon. During the
revolution il was tr-color. The hats are
of the cottage form, rather small and cu,
in very modest style.
Tho favorite flowers among the ladies
are the camelia and dahlia. Their hat:
have generally upon the left side large
full blown camelia or dshlia, without any
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Agent for this paper, and is authorized 10
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: same
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against her, and the certificate Of the
druggist went long way, showing the
anguish which tho complainant bad en-
dured In view Of these facts, there
fore, The Cour. ordered Dcsirce 10 pay
fine OF sixteen francs, and fifty francs
damages to lhe complainant.
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Suggestions for Safely in Thunder
Storms.--.Sedulously avoid all conduc.
tors Of electricity. Do not shelter un.
der trees, nor 60 near them; the great
majority Of accidents arise from want OF
this precaution. Do not handle or be
very close to metallic bodies; servan,
cleaning silver fork at window, du
ring thunder storm, the prongs bcing
outwards, was struck, but not killed; a
young lady, during the same storm,
sewing near window, was thrown
from her seat and experienced blow
The centre of a room, if metallic lus-
,re is not pendant, is safer than any
other part Of the apartment. Ii is not
safe 10 be between the window and the
door, or fireplace, where there is cur
rent Of air. A bed is the secures,
retreat; SO all ye who fear, and fail &c
derive pleasure mingled with awe in
beholdng this, the grandest Of natures
meteors, ensconce yourselves within III.
woolen folds, and, sunk In your downy
couch, if We cannot fall into n gentle
slumbcr, think at least that you enjoy
comparative satety.--Dr. Thompson
Mcte0roiogy.
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justice. The ladies, many of whom
were dressed in an 'inch Of their lives,
were perfectly saturated with water;
and added TO this, they had TO wade,
from uncle to half leg deep, through
tho surging flood, to get upon terra
firma. A friend OF ours, who visited
the scene, pretty soon after the downfall
Of the establishment, informed us, thai
upon going past stable which stands
upon the corner of tho lot, he cast his
eye in, and there stood the ladies, who
had taken shelter from the fury Of the
tcmpest-crowdcd as thick as they
could be packed, awaiting Inc cessation
of rain and some means Of Transports
tion from The place."
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DAREEY CoN's.-'Gumbo! pre-.
cede to divulge Wy ahemlock swamp
am like o roostcr!'
Cant vindicate that prodabillary,
Cuff, jis glib us dc fix fax on dc subtle. ;
kase dc crow comes from itI'
'Ye-au, dorc's where you hab me.
Now let mo ax you one conumder.
bus
'Propclit den!'
Wy is tundcr like good brcad?'
'Veli' dispatch yourself; rofine
your persishen.'
'Kase you can't hab it widout
Hghtnin'
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an immediate cure for drunkenness has
been discovered by q French chemist. II
is acetate of ammonia, dissolved in sugar
and water.
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4 certain cure for Ague, Fercr and Dyspepsia.-
our summer and fall months many sections of our
country are Frustrated by BILIOUS FEVER,
and AGUE and FEVER. II has been our partic
ular study TO find out some remedy to stop this
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effected this great object. 1t is aso, think, the
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In letter dated May %, 1919, our Agent Mr.
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aud Ague equal TO your INVALUABLE NATION
AL TONIC. II has given universal satisfaction
and has cured of que Of years standing and
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Mr. Henry Beverson, of the same place says in his
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number of physicians, and also used a variety Of
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but all without the desired effect no permanent
cure having been effected. was at length induced
at tho recommendation of your worthy agent ut
this place, 90 try bottle Of your NdTTONAL
TONIC, and TO my great satisfaction, before had
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continued the use of il till had taken two bot
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