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Browns Essence Of Jamaica Ginger.
Prepared only BY Frederick Brorr at his Drug AND Chemical
Store, Northeast II Fh ard Chssnuf sfs Phiia,
THIS Essence preparation Of unusual excellence and varied
properties In al where powerful
required unrvaled for efficacy well immediate action To
the traveller and the family circle invaluable drops
diluted and water safe and agreeable remedy the
invalid Immediate relief
tonic. climate,
Of the system generally smuaut IL
tempting
which detate the stomach and morbid condition Of
In dyspepsia, and
sickness, Is active safe pleasant and
csng remedy and prescribed by the eminent Of the med
cnl fhculy.
supply the above Just received and the Drug store
Of r. y. PATTERSON
Dec iS-1mdscp
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N CARD.

THE undersigned having opened Office the end of Winders
building opposite end Of the Navy Department. offers
his who business transactions with
the different departments Of the government in the settlement Of
which the
Of claims pending before Congress His long connection with
Navy Department, dscargng the duties of
Office acquaintance with the members OF
Congress- possibly enable him render service
such may entrus their business TO his management
VIM. b. SCOTT
Late Navy Agent
Republican Argus, Baltimore Richmond Enquirer Herald
Statesman Pennsylvanian Phladel
pha will dollars and send bill 70
Sept 29-n
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WESTINGHOUSE printed and plates engraved In the
approved notice.
the finest quality supplied, by TAYLOR MAUhY,
Nov no Booksellers, near 9th n.
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College Of st. James, washinston county, Maryland.
THE Eighth Session win Monday October which
s psneiss attendance o. all the students l. requested The
poani that all their membe old should take their
the Of the The academca from
LIST OF October the LIST Of August being
August and September In the College all the usual
null Of for
collegiate
colleges Al tkd adu-
sting cass received their academica degrees.
In School, which immediately adjons College,
preparatory carefully
under the OF pupils
the institution early
VI they
embraces those partial members
collegiate classes who preparing for the count
professional life Such students admitted
privileges and advantages Of te several classes sab
uns place Of the classical udies such
q preparation for business. -IfA o 4@ .f
regular study without charge, all the
students win angt
without charge other modern language.
The Colegs perfectly heahfnl and there
dangerous
csTe all acsdemca and domestic expenses
cas- session Of ten months The rules OF the College carefully
resrirx nny Other expenses of the student
Az ne a.psrmsn are under The mmedia,. supervision o. s
ef pupls. JOHN n. KERFOOT, Rector,
Aug 3-2aw2m College Of 81 James, p. o., Maryland.
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AGENCY FOR CLAIMS AT WASHINGTON, d. G.
N44A 81 CHARLES DIE sELDING
Commsssiowsr, Notary Pubiic, and General Agent,
Ns, III Todds Buildings, PENNEY lvania avenue,

WdSHINGTON ID. C.,
CONTINUES give prompt prosecution
cms before Congress-, Of the Eoxecutve Departments
bes ny hoard Of commissioners appointed adjust spoaons
O. fen sovernment procuring PENSIONS Revolutionary
Naval Arrays bounty scrip,
properly destroyed expenses
fore beng musered and received
saiss and susseace and transportation furnished for their
and al clnims If
with MEXICO Great Britain. He possession all
forms snA understands fully requirements
He procuring
Cor ade the Gulf Mexico
Cai6sna, and Of Africa $50 agf
He hiss been honored Commissions every
ete In the Union Commissioner Of Deeds take the probate
Deeds depos1cns, and other instruments
70 BE- used recorded in respective VI n
Charges win be moderate and regulated by
and the sxssnt Of services required. SIS it
Communications pospaid1 will receive immediate
He
msnn their Excellences
the Union and Senators and Membe Of the and
present Congress generally AugS
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WATSON d RENwICK,
PATENT AGENTS,

WATSON d RENwICK,
PATENT AGENTS,
street, opposite the Patent Office, Washington d. c.,
DRoCURE patent United foreign
tes give advice all questions arising under the patent
law.
HosR coRRrsrospESrs TO
Hon. Edmund Burke late Commissioned Of Patents.
Hon. James wescot h chairman OF Committee Of Senate
Patents.
Gouverneur Kembe, esq, West Point foundry
James Renwick, LII. d., New York.
Henry Brevoor, esq. Glendon Iron Works, Boston.
H. II. Durham b Co, steam engine builders New York.
Hon. Thomas Corwin.
b. b. French president Magnetic Telegraph Company.
FoRkIes coRREsrospESTs
Richard Creed London and Birmingham Railroad Company
London.
Sabine, r. r. s., Lieutenant Colonel Royal Engineers
Woowch.
Michel chevaer, Ingenieur chef and Robert Walsh
Pans Nov 22-Jaw6w
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AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY.

. N CARvAIHo, Artist OF Baltimore, respectfully informs the
u Washington public general that he
Gallery formerly occupied by Van Loan
Chase the corner Of ~ street and avenue where he
prepared which will any
dasueneopes world He has established Baltimore
reputation making pictures that city and the public
Washington artistic
picture will be worthy place the cabinet Of the
ladies' table,
with all the classical Of
shadow, expression and beautiful tone Of highly
tint engraving.
NJ u. The greatest procuring hkenesses
children will charge
perfectly satisfactory Call and examine specimens Post
promptly attended to- Corner OF u street and Penn
sylvania avenue.
nacl
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EItEsII SUPPLY OF sEAsONABLE FURNITURE
DRY GOODs--CLAGETT DODSoN, corner Of Pennsyl
and 9th would respectfully inform the citizens
Of Wasngton Georgetown, Alexandria, and their neghborhoods
received the following addition their already
well assorted stock OF goods In the above line
10 pieces imperial carpeing all in patterns and
color, and Of nenes and thickness Of body cheap
10 pieces superior ingram do.
These bought aucton at greatly reduced prices and
will be sold accordingly
rs pieces spanish natngs, color
appropriate article fol churches, lodges hotels and other public
buildings II Ii pretty very durabe and very cheap
bales Spanish door pats, match the above.
quality floor ocloh entirely
patterns, Of them extremely rich and beauful
halls intended to be covered with it, cut out TO iii
TO order piece.
pieces "A 9s LEIPZIG oiclot extremely
beautiful.
superb Edinburgh blankets
sized crib largest size used for beds These goods
think, be equaled In other house here
1914 beautiful AIlendale coveles. W
/ do la, i do. l04 and 81, very low prices
Also newstyle, beautifully knoted into curious figures.
rich Dresden quilts in oriental figures, coors pink blue,
and white, all sizes
pieces extremely rich satin laine for window curtains.
dnask laine for window with tile drapey,
hanging conices and muslin embroidered
all corresponding will be furnished
as low any other house in the country. ss@.
We this opportunity OF informing that
In started with the determination keep and
goods thar will prove advantageous the and
fact obtaining goods right
thing impossible We respectfully inform the public
find - general
furniture goods which will with exhibit
to all who call and think not hard Of il do not SELL
Dec l-MTh3w CLAGETT DoDSoN.
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Concord Academy.
HE session Of this Institution win ist Of ocs
y. VIM. COLEMAN, A. NJ, Principal
LEWIS M. COLEMAN, AN.

Concord Academy.
THE Of this Institution win lsl Of ocs
E,wwMss S Q LEN Ar IA. 4; NJ, Principal
Hon. John Y. Mason. A1sa1'01'
p, T. sss,,. sgsass. q tns Senate Of ygnia'
d. n' %l%sis sa1 Coop, i So.ismoas aT-"''
Esssr, s g ; sanssa, ESQ., R ssinss sss,
y WIN, u a Tayloe, ESQ !. Noun. Aiyi
Andrew Hunter, esd. Jeassoni
ioSa ~ aaS 4 c sss SIo s.s Ie4a'
VIM. R u Roy, esq u GlSsse, ss.I
Rish, Rev Nicholas cosS., 3. D. Bishop Of Alabama
Hon. Thomas a. Bayy, M o.
Hon. lanes A. seldom. M C.i
Hon G 1smss NJ rs Ssson FfsSsseh
Rev. WIN. Friend, PORT Royal
Thoma. 8 Gholson, esq, Petersburg
Ms a J, ", Fisher ESQ.,. Merriam Nor,a%pon
George i. Wilkins esq, northampton
Francis u Riyes, esq Petersburg
Gentlemen present wards
members Of the Institution. r,,,.,,
WANTED, daily, the BaItimore, PhilaeIphia, New
York Boston, and New Orleans General Agency and Commits
sion oee young men IN and retail stores and oe
Keepers walters farmers, coachmen, agents.
have ~ number Of good situations On 81
pay nom yy 70 so per annun nos - wan 2, ,aaons
he above eiss which place every applicant
ance in all the cities
give entire
between South and Cay
NIB Person. living any part United states and wish,
Batin0e either Of above cies will
Immediately attended by addressing line
doing they will cura both trouble and
pense, would incur by coming the city and
seeking employment for themselves Address,
TAYLOR h TAYMAN,
No. so Second street,
May o4-dG Baltimore, Md
General Agency nc Washington, ID. q.
RY A. FARouHAR, formerly of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
I'D services the with Mexi
revolutionary war with Great Britain, and the Flor
ida
For PENSIONS bounty land, scrip.
Bounty Land-Wl attend the purchase and sale Of bounty
land order.
OeeThe applications for patents, procuring models
attended all their various branches
OEceAl claims the department will be
quarterly pay Of
ditto facilitated, sc.
New Orleans Dela Nashville Union, Mobile ADVERTISER Louis
vile Louis New Era Cincinnati Gazette indianapolis
Sentinel, York Herald Detroit Free Press will publish
the Of S. and send their bills TO this Office, accompanied
w a June 24n
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lINE STOREI invite of strangers
generally well selected and choice stock OF
wnes bandes &c., old and Of the highest order which
offer for sale moderate prices
Madeira in bottles and casks Of various grades old
Sherry, pale and brown, bottled and In wood
Port wine, of very superior quality and genuine.
Rhine wine, of great variety among them senbeger Cabinet
q Steinwein Bocksbrntelo
Aso Sparkling Rhine Mosele from the house Of Henke
Co., in Mayence, on the Rhine.
wnesChnmpugne, Hedsick, !" /" Mumm Co. )" de
Chateau Laftte," Haul Brion
Iaut- 1alance,n St. Julien, &c..
Table Caret, Sauterne &c.
Brandes, bottles, vintage 1915, Old a. "London
Dock,o sc.
Also, draught dark and pale Cognac.
Rum, bottles, high proof, and finest flavor.
Holland gin, very fine and pure.
Irish, Scotch, American Whskey in bottles and casks
de bordeaux, Curacoa" ovid Cherry Brandy and
Stomach Biters, prepared by myself) .t
Scoth and London Brown Stout, &c.
Always kept choice article Of Havana cigars.
JOHN Ii. BUTHMANN,
Pa. avenue, south side, between AZ and streets.
Dec 7-2twif2m
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NO. 8, oPPosrrE oESrRE MARKEr. have constantly

MO. o. OFPOSIrE CENTRE MARKET, have constantly
~ on hand full assortment Of family groceries.
Do s" 20 supsr a0 flour
DO huIed buckwhcat
Rye flour, Graham -four
Unboled flour, (White wheat
Fresh ground oat flour
standard loaf crushed, granulated ground sugars
Stlart's extra strip
Old Java, Maacabo, Mocha, Rio, Domingo
coffee
Fine gunpowder imperial young Tyson, old hyson Tyson skin,
colony, and Poucong
Superior butter, selected from Orange county daies
sapsago, Paresan sician pine APPLE imitation English and
Genuine Boston, oyster, butter Soda crackers,
wine biscuits
No. and No Mackerel,i in 25 h. kits
IA barrels and barrels Goldfish salmon tongues sounds and
dun1sh
Scaled herdngs N e@
Beached winter sperm, lard, and whale oil
SPERM patent spen adamanne and mould candles, assorted
sizes
variety Of fancy mats brooms, buckets baskets &C.
Pure ground spices of all kinds
Spices Of all kinds In grain
and casup mixed pickles. gerns and English pickles.
sorted #&@M#
lines, Guava jelly strip
Cranberres, rasins, figs currans
Pecan nuts, ground nuts, and Genoa ctron
Worcestershire Harvey Reading and pepper India Sol
Anchovie, shrimp, Cayier, and Bloer pastes
Extract OF lemon, haoram celery nutmeg, VANILLA almond,
peach, mint orange peel savory, OF superior quality
OIL POWDER h0seradh ancoves sardines
flower and peach bay salad dresng Coopers
geane, Leghor star chip and seed maccaron vermicel
Spanish homeopathic chocolates arna Tapoca
flour, &c.
with many articles which would solicit
tenton. For sale by b.
q
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CRENCH Mern0s just received.-We invite the
French mernos cashmeres,
We the following desirable shades
pieces Mazane, Cobug and sky blue best grades
CRIMSON scarlet, cherry and pink
10 shades merino maroon, brown caTet and
+
10 pieces mode color cashmeres and merinos
black Thbet with large and complete
figured cashmeres musns part OF which are
ceedngy viii be sold the accommodating
Dec 6-FSm CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, y co.
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la CRONICA.

Spanish nspspaper primted IN NsU York.
HIS valuable journal handsomely printed twice week.
large sheet In the FORM in the approved
lately entered the Of its publ
cation IL has been published, failed
appear regularity II ably conducted by Don
X regular correspondent the Of
Madrid besides having correspondents in all the countries Of
Officers American government members of Con-
gres diplomatic will
compendium spanish and Spanish American poll
and by mail postage free (he postage be-
prepaid publisher New York. without charge the
subscribers at the following Invariably In adranee
For a year. Observation-Disclosures $40 90
For SIX MONTHS. 50
For three months. 49,. $3.50. X 70
f. JEFFERSON,
Dec. 6-law3t Smiths row. Eleventh street, near +.
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IoHSsroS's National Atlas of Universal Geography,
s,on g. seopap5er in ordinary 20 her Majesty complete In
volume containing ofthe largest folio size and
srs iai -. appeared puSlhed Ednbu, s,0 and
Al ne very reduced price ofsis. Jus, opened by
Dee 30 FRANCK TAYLOR
SILK HOsIERY-The subscribers just
hs which they respectfully invite an In want Of such
'''I, dozen white embroidered silk hose
! g plain white e cDe' rnsli.D
% % seasa tops, low priced
$50 DOZEN ii ss., piain black six hose
. &c &c i %se,%% &c 90, cotton top.
Jan i1suf GLAoETT, NEWTON, MAY, a CO.
James @. nsrrct
x.a ae1s ,sco Of ~" ana e
Once and dwelling street, between OH and ION
THOMAS II. TyyITTy,
(Lan Of Warrertor North Caroiina.)
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
No. % Gravier street, ". o.
characterization J. r. j. Daniel Hon. A. w. venabi,.
pHONOGRAPHy.pro Professor benjamin P. Worcester teacher
ofPhonorsp during The past season IN several school. II Tits
Gosn, Penn avenue between eth and 7 % reasonable
terms sept s-iawh
j. OF the United States and attend the prosecution OF
claims against the government Addrss Washington. DC
SERvANTS.--w.nted, male and good
cook do the work Of small family None win be employed
who bring good recommendation Inquire At this once
9i--iM
HANS ANDERsES's srOTu BOOK for Children, 4
Ill
Mary Howius Story Book with illustrations vol
Mrs. Hollands Story Book, with Illustrations, vol
Dec n Alf FRANCK TAYLOR
JUVENILE book. Tor rrc.ens.Jart received from every
publisher county, and comprising all the standard
books for young people, beautifully got up in the printing and bind
TAYLOR MAURY,
Dec 10 booksellers. oh street
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GENCY, Washington-The undersigned, late Of the in
Of the Office Department. offers his sery
generally and those Of the southwestern
particularly with the that his removal from office
against
department honesty, capacity, and fidelity, and
in Office Of both parties, with their hearty
consent, o him therein.
Of the seat
thankfully received and promptly despatched
JAMES OWNER, Agent,
July 4-dn late Of Post Once Department
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LsIF FY DOLLARS RENARD.-Ran away front sub
scber living Nottingham Prince George county boys
BEN and PERRY Ben Is bright has under
e caused BY powder long blue and light
He old white
old fock IL II old
viii give MY dollars for wherever
brought home secured in jail that them again
Dec. ll-diw JOHN Il. SKINNER.
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TUsT RECEIVED the old-established Music STORE
II the following
popular music publisher, Dtson, Boston,
will reduced prieeour cents
go WILLIAM FISCHER.
Gems Tor the Union for two performers.
Sir rondos designed nde for young beginners by czoey
Sing me- then, the song of old; by Loder.
Array love by L. d. Hoard.
The Hauser polka song
Little Mary by Lincoln.
Far Away; by q. 3. Crossman.
The Young Indian Girl; by Allen.
The Lost Boyj by O. II. Whitney.
The Medical Student; by Valentine.
Aubers the Crown Jewels
Come, chase away; by Mooling
The Spinning Wheel; Scotch song.
The Little Foot by John Wilson,
Love In Cottage; by Clinton
The Sisters Prayer; by Crouch,
do methe OF the blinds by j. r. Knight
Daylight the by A. Lee.
The Little Gay Decever; by II. Russell.
There's enough for ALI by II. Russell
songs and gees Of the Baker family.
Bride; by G Barker.
Country; by Woodbury..
shakspeares Mdsummers Night Dream by Felix NJ
Barthody.
Mr. Browns serenadc; by Hatton.
and Joe, favorte negro song.
DC gny while may; by Loder
Queen OF Fairy Land; by Knight
Pleyell,s German Hymn with variations; by T. Bnckner
collection Of easy sonatas and studies; BY Mozart
Kathleen 10 gone by w. Maynard.
Oh, TO the mountains by Barker Jan
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Observation-Disclosures and Preventive.
AMATIs ITALIAN yEGETABI.E pANACEA TON

nR. AMATI,S ITALIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, TONIC
AND APERIENTThis remedy, composed entirely Of
Bile Ingredients totally free from mineral substance
bnng cordial rengtening powers original
discovered and prescribed by Dr. Ama ceebred physician, in
abdominal dah9a
dsene bilious complaints dyspepsia and all other disorders Of
the liver, &c.
eecusl submitted remedy TO those
prevailing fatal and
venve To all who be fortunate 10 escape It's first nsdous
symptoms.
10 be had wholesale Causi Saloon
syvana avenue lt and 2 and at the principal
Washngton Georgetown, and Alexandria
Pamphlets containing full directions for with many interesting
cefcates accompany each bottle Of the panaeea very liberal
discount the United
promptly communications be post paid.
Aug. 3-lawu SAMUEL CARU5l b co.
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- a..
l. ssws sis. s s ss.. e y s s @
ton, ossr lis services % Virginia volunteers .Hsi as. Il
the collection Of their dues nom ihe government
eauled pension)
through any INC utmost despatch sas
Adiuan, Generals Once n. segasniasss win ne depart
adjustment o. ali business eonsdsd % him speedy
He respectfully refers 70 all the members o. e last Congress from
Il Jones, washington city. 4
s si, ne Lew"
Or JoNRsp
Aug lo-Sm :. l.. LEWIS
COLUmBiAS ooLLEGE, d. @.
TUE Of six months will commence Wednesday Sep
R Rs'an library. bed, aasrara,ars rs rs
Table and servants, per week aS
assa saa r. on. q s ss.s paid on admission chan,
for average damages lights Washing S ca. pI
rs %
so ~ s s,s,ss ay Il sd sayas
opening the balance az the middle Of the
Sept s-iawdiwiawcpSw
western MiIitary Institute.
no the manifold advantages q health economy discipline,
selected location the famous Blue Lick spring.
situated ne Lexington And Msysvs 81 rsSk twenty
country being ten Or twelve miles distant from any town
Villages new, wen
purposes and ample for the accommodation Of three hundred
cadets.
This place unsurpassed for It's healthy atmosphere pure water
scenery, and unquesonuby OF the eligible
literary institution in the United States The
greatly improved and ornaneuted during the last vs
years. plat OF forty beautifully situated the
Licking river, Immediately In the Of the buildings, will Ne
served for military exercises.
will be made immediately after Christmas and the
opened place the 7lh day of January 1850
year extends from the first Monday OF September
the third Friday of June-forty weeks
HtHA
entire charge for tuition, boarding. lodging, washing
backing attendance, music, &c will
BIO will be required advance
OF the end OF the From the first Mon
day of January for example, to the third Friday June wen
four weeks,) IL is $96. s
Georgetown, KY. Dec 25-3td&3cp
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COnE 90 ths cheap stors-Grsat bargains new
goodsThe undersigned ladies
additional goods received this
| day. Among they
10 pieces extra rich chenes
80 do small figured changeable silks
IL do plain changeable glace do
do pink and white wateTed do
plain white satin
10 do colored bonnet satns and corded silks
de hoences In all shades
do 3 and A rich black yisite silk
2 do ~ black Turk satin.
silks viii be sold Is cent less than former prices
want therefore, invited call early and examine for them
in MERNoS we just opened 30 pieces among
light blue dark and light
garnet scarlet and pink These goods are very hne
and viii be sold much under the usual prices
Single and double width cashnees IN every desirable ana
able shade
Also, some extra handsome embroidered do
iiannels, j"
so pieces plain changeable stripe apacas
100 do style fancy prints
Also, so pieces small plaid gingham.
Together with variety certainly the cheapest have
ever had, OF plain fancy coored vevets, black do
Velvet Tibands trimmings, the style
Silk and nband neck-ues belts
Hosenes OF all and every description
vests, OF both long and short sleeves
| Gloves OF mostly every number and kind
Linencambrc handkerchief finest
in MOURNING GOODS, we complete assortment
| embracing mostly article that may be called for
And OF SHAWLS, opened this will beat anything
lin OF elegance OF style and ceapnes have ever before
offered
public respectfully invited goods be-
| NJ BARNES x MITCHELL,
| Between 9Th and 9lh Streets Pennsylvania avenue.
| Dec 5--3aa2wif