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AGENCY AT WASHINGTON.
no CLAIMA NTS.-ERANCIS A. DICKINS CONT

FINO Observation-Disclosures A. DlCklNS continues
to undertake the agency of claims before Congress and
other branches of the Government including
under treaties and the various public Offices lie will attend
preempton and other land Claims the procuring patents
for the public lands and the confirmation by Congress grant,
and claims to lands claims for property lost taken for the
service OF the United States property destroyed by the In
dans while In the of the United States nvads
Revolutionary navy Widows and halfpsy pensions claims
for Revolutionary services whether for commutaton hapay
bounty lands well those against the State OF Virgins
the United States all claims growing out of with
the Government for damages sustained consequence the
action conduct OF the Government, and indeed any busi
ness before Congress the public offices which require
the aid OF attorney His charges will be moderate
and depending upon the the claim and the
the service
Ia the prosecution Of claims against Mexico under the late
Convention, Mr. F. A. Dckins and the Hon. c. p Van Ness,
late Envoy and Minister Penpotensry o the
United States in Span associated and any claim
either OF them will receive their united and prompt attention.
Mr. r. A. Dckns known TO most OF those who have been
in Congress within the last few years. who have occupied
any public attention ut Washington.
Office at his residence street, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets.
All letters must be postpaid. dec 14-dtf
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AGEaC1 FOK CLAIMS AT WA-hIAt.ION %.
CHARLES DE sELDiNG,
Commissioner, Notary Pubic. and General Agent,
No. IL, Todd's Buildings, pennsylvania avenue,
WaSAE-Naa TON, ID. q.
CONTINUES give his prompt the prosecu
~ ton of claims before Congress- any OF the Executive
Department. or before board of commissioners appoints
ed to adjust poaon before foreign Governments; pro-
curing pensions, Revolutionary Naval Army land
scrip under The law OF February H. S47 August TO-
S4S arearages of pays mileage for horses and other pro-
perry lost destroyed expenses incurred by volunteers be-
fore being mustered and received into the service OF the Uni
ted States and subsistence and transportation furnished for
their ue and all claims OF whatever description that may arise
of the late with Mexico Great Britain He in
of all the forms and understands fully all
qurements of the Pension aud other Offices He also
the procuring of due for captures made the
Gulf and the coasts of Mexico of California aud
of Africa.
He has been honored with Commissions from the Governors
OF every State the Union Commissioner of Desds take
the probate OF Deeds deposions and other of
writing under SEAL &c., to be used recorded the respec
tiyeStates
Charges will be moderate, and regulated by the
claimed and the extent of services required
Communications pospad)w l receive immediate
He has the honor refer the Navy and other Executive
Departments and their Exceencies the Governors
e States Of the Union and Senators and Members of the
previous and the present Congress generally. dec A.
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Form of Certificate,

The Undersigned, postmaster of ,certhes that the
guaranos above named sufficient and able make good
their guaranty,
dated
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Form Tor Bid where no change from adUerfise-
ment is contemplated by The bidder.
81 Cor We the may be) there write the name or
names 10 full Of there state the residence residences
hereby pfopo,e to carry the mail on No. from TO
as often as the advertisement requires, in the time
stated in the schedules and by the following mode
veysnce, TO wit Here state how is to be conveyed, for
the annual sum Of ="
DARED
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\IfER PHINEAs's AMERICA STEEL PENS.

MfEk PHINEAS's AMERICAN STEEL PENS.
Nl ]. Bank Pens. 2. Commercial. 8. Eagle CONNER
cia y New York Commercial S. Original Fine Point
o. Patent Double Spring. Extra Fine Point 8. Amer-
can o. Patent Letter Magnum Bouum
The above Pens, which have been highly recommended
all over the country, may be had NJ the Bookstore OF
H. FARNHAM corner Of 18th street and Penn av.,
dec " who is the agent, wholesale and retail
A CARD'-The subscriber, member Of the former Com
N mission on Mexican Claims will be in Washington in
the course OF the month OF November offers his
TO claimants under the treaty. lie will attend any other
business with which he may be trusted especially from the
South Those DESTROYS Of obtaining his services will address
Andrew Wyle, Esq Washington.
nov s-sid H. NJ. BRECKENRIDGE.
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on Lives on every Hundred Dollars.

intermediate ages at proporionate rates. and these premi
uns may be made payable annually emisnnuay, quar-
terly, at the option OF the assured
Buy aud sells Annuities.
ellis Endowments for children
Makes Contracts in whch life or tie interest Of money
involved. RICHARD u. DORSEY, Secretary
CHARLES w. PAlRO Agent for the Baltimore Life In
surance Company, would call public attention the reduced
rates OF premium charged All Premiums Policies in
the District to be paid his office, Of r and sb
streets, where applications for policies be made
1--tf
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BALTIMORE iiERs INSURANCE. CUnPAE'.
No. IS SouTH STREET.
John l. DONALDSON, PaHsrDEsr.
'INbis COMPANY proposes to insure lives for one
more years, for life, the rates specified in
the following table being low safety the assured and
to the Copny would Justify with these the assured
enjoys the benefit Of immediate in lieu Of rospecve
uncertain bonus Ne risks neither his policy The premium
thai he has pail
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ssAfs the Progress Of Nations in Productive Indus
IL Try, Civilization Population, and Wealth. by Ezra G..
Seaman, enlarged ed ton, just issued.
Iicknor's History OF Spanish Literature, vols
Essay on Slavery by Thomas r. Dew, President of William
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Scrsmkes New York Croton Aqueduct published at Ber-
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qusrto, 20 engravings
Grimke the Nature and Tendency Of Free Institutions
volume.
Bastia on the Sophisms Of the Protective Policy, vol
Bsrbydps Industrial Exchanges, volume.
Just received by
dee H- FRANCK TAYLOR.
NEW NOVEL;" Shirley tale, by Currer Bell,
IN author Of Jane Eyre.
nov 20 n. PARNHAM
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(tOLTS 60 IMPROVED REPEATING PIsTpLs.D
~ Expecting 10 be absent in Europe for MONTHS all
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JUST RECEIVED, ALE1TER FROM EX- PRESIDENT
MARTIN VAN BUREN,,
IN FAVOR OF MRS. JERVlS'S COLD CANDY,
From which make the following extract
I" From a partial OF the Col Candy Mr. Van Buren,
leves it deserve the very high reputation has acquired
behe gina letter be in full Mrs. Jervss store,
and in the handwriting of this eminent dplomatist.
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A GssNCY AT WAsHINGTON--JAMESH CAUS-
TEN uo,n IS p.I,;,ao.- ~. ~.

IA TEN (iate of Baltimore, having made this city bis
residence will undertake, with his accustomed zeal
and diligence the settlement OF claims generally and mors
particularly claims before Congress- against the United taes,
the several Departments therof aud before any Board OF
that may be raised for the adjustment of sl
alton other claims He has in charge The entire class
arising OF French spoaos prior to The year 5000 with
reference which, addition OF documents and
proofs his possession he has those in the archives
of the Government
Claimants the navy fund, sxc bounty lands,
duties &c. and those requiring life insurance,
have their business promptly attended BY letter. (pns paid
and thus relieve themselves from expensive and nconv
nent personal enhance.
Having obtained commission of Notary Public, he pe
pared furnish egazed copies OF any required public cu
other papers. He has been l~ug .ged the
duties of agent thai il only be- t
economy prompt shall be exiendedto AL bses
confded his and that enable him his
and facilities eicacous, he has become familiar
with all The forms OF Office
Office on street, near the new 1Teasury Building.
frt,
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BENNErr CLEMENTS,
Notary Public, Bounty Land, Pension, and General



NOTARY Public, Bounty Land, Pension, General
Hgent,
At Washington,
CONTINUES to prosecute claims for Revolutionary
~ vices Invalid, Revolutionary, HalEpay, and Widows
Pensions and of all claims growing OF the War
and late with Mexico His long service clerk in The
Treasury Department. and and exp
rience general agent enables him with prompness
and efficiency all claims committed his manage
His charges uniformly moderate. 1t is expected
that correspondents will pay postage.
REFERENCES
Hon. A. p. Bsgby, Ala. Gen. A. G. Bennett, Miss.
T. Butler King Ga. Gen. N. Towson p. NJ. Gen.
II. b. Rhett, s. c. Hon. K. La Sere, La.
j. S. Phelps Mo. Messrs Gales & Seaton,
z. w. Tompkins, Messrs Corcoran * Riggs,
j. II. Harmanson, La. Col. T. p. Andrews +. NJ
j. G. Chapman Md. Col. ID. J. Ricardo, N. Orleans
ID. s. kaufman, Texas, Mai. LloydJ. Beall, +. NJ. A.
Job Mann, Pa. Peter Hagner, ESQ, Sd Aud.
A. X. Paris Comptrol- Treasury.
Ter of Treasury. sep 2o-ly
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JUST RECEIVED, A LETTER FROM THE
HON. HENRY CLAY,

IN FAVOR OF MRS. JERviSS COLD CANDY.
New York, March IS, $40.
My Dear Madam beg oil many and cordial
thanks tor your obgng of Cold Candy from which
am persuaded that have derived benefit
Yours, truly and faithfully, HENRY CLAY.
To Mrs. j. W. Jervis, sec broadway, New York.
The original letter be SEEM any person DESTROYS OF
seeing the handwriting OF the great map Mrs Jersiss store
The extract from the New York Herald OF March 10, ts48,
will s add testimony, if essentially needed. Mr.
Clay looked remarkably WE'LL having almost entirely
from the effects Of The cold which he took when he
first arrived and expressed himself feeling much better
than he had felt for several days past"
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A CARD TO The rUBLIO.

ON taking his residence in Washington, ID. c.. during
" Sessions OF Congress- the undersigned respectfully offers
his services individuals associations public bodies who
may have business pending before Congress- lobby
member in the justly obnoxious of that term, but
ayowed and responsible agent medium of intelligence
aud explanation between members and committees the
hand needing be possessed Of facts in The the
collection OF which they have from the OF other du
ties the requisite leisure facilities and the applicants
memoraists the other hand resident distant aud differ
parts of the country, seeking reliable channel rnter
prefer through whom may be properly the facts
necessary to fair and just legislation in the premises
But Editor of the Plough, the Loom, aud the Anvil
wishes it, nevertheless to be well understood that his Journal
will be driven with unabang diligence and even, he hopes,
by learning from Members OF Congress the condition and
Of agriculture the different States make
fruitful advantage hoe great industrial pursus which
has been the habit and the pleasure he might say the
instinct ofhis life TO devote his pen and his heart,
On OF business, such remittance Of sbscp
connected with the Plough, the Loom, and the An-
VIII the undersigned be addressed as usual and with
of prompt attention, at 70, Walnut street. Phade
pha For any thing particular. demand ng especially
bis personal care should Dc
dee 4-2aw4w (RepubcN Uuion) J. S. SKINNER.
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FINHE UNITED STATES ALMANAC AND Ma
II TlONAL REGISTER FOR 1850, containing au-
thentic Political and Statistical Information relating the
United States Canada &C. and much useful information
ready reference, price rs cts. For sale by
TAYLOR * MAURY
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DEAUTIFUL ENGLISH BIBLES, quarto octave.
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cove rnnen United States, bat simply the ilssei,
una uhorzed and Oppressive doings OF the indisi"1es
from whom they and therefore, so lai as sf
conflict with the reserved fights OF The Stale OF Texas 70 o
resls'ed. =
Rgsiud That il 10 the Of this Meeting mar such
III The ctzens II State OF Texas, resident IA me county
al santa Pc have resisted, may hereafter re-
Ion ayan the said and subect 10 The pains ana
attached ta offence and thai all persons clVli
~ tarv within county OF santa fe not cltAens oi
th state o Texas who have resisted may resist he
power of said State overy said county, are allen
eneiaies Of The STATE Of Texas -
4 R,sDfysd That IN the unanimous opinion OF ms
msetnp il is the duty OF the governor % exercise without
delay he power ia him vested by tue constitution 10 sup
nrs, febe in Santa fe, aud 10 put down
IN sedous opposition within said county the sovereignty
OF The State over portion OF her territory aud We here.
by pledge ourselves sustain him therein the extent OF
7 Rssoiusa That we would respectfully suggest 10 The
peop, OF every county The State Ia rebeon against
The govelnmen 10 convene primary moetpgs 10 CON
slider OF the crisis hat has upon u.s. and take such
action their wisdom aud patriotism may suggest aud the
pressing exiloncies OF the times may require
g. Resolved That the Hon Volney L. Howard, our rep.
in Congress- be requested 10 all means 70
ascertain what instructions the Executive OF the United
bias given the ary governor OF Santa re "a
reference the formation al CIrltoral government al
the claims and sovereignty OF the State oil Texas
Rtsopcd That the proceedings OF this meeting be pub
ished Colorado Tr,bune, and that paper IN
Texas best of the State, be requested 70
copy and thar copies OF the proceedings OF t'
State Iexas and and representatives In
Congress. .,,x -,
HENRY TuoKP, Secretary.
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Canadian Annexation.

Cor TIE Trtu-. Ci4sIs-I'rits c : De- = ~
de.,yi Grady 3 MElyaA
was sratifed, on Saturday lsst attending
neelinc at the village Of Clarencevile. { (. called
4 the purpose OF considering the proprety Of an
ae1ing Canada to the United States.
Hvr Robert Jones ex Member Of PETIsr sr-,
made speech il which he exhibited both sides OF
tho picture and compared the prosperity Of The
United States with that o; the Canadian Provinces.
lie did not blame England for the course she had
oecu and was pursuing with her Provinces nor
nd lie blame Canada II her subjects lett disposed
10 endure q. He compared the extent Of Railroad
80 the State OF New ork. which was a thousand
niles and also that OF little Vermont whch wss some
100 miles with Canada which IN her lsrge extent @
rerritory has but IS miles OF Railroad. He also
rev n comparison between the cost o; Govern
msut IN the two countries. Canada pay her Gov
.rlor $4,000, while the State OF Newfork, with
T. many inhatitants pays hers $4,000 sni F.r
non, pays hers $50 He then took into account
rie expenditures Of The Canadian Post Office Dc
partmcnt he SAYS Csnada pays her Postmaster
General and DEPUTY nearly $4,000 per annun,
Nhile the United Siates-s country extending from
he Atlantic 70 the Pacific. from the Gulph OF Mex
20 To the latitude 45o-psy. her Postnaster-Gen-
eral $4,000
He said that the farmer in Canada would 60 70
market with IS bushels OF wheat snd purchase 100
.cs suRh ana uHNt - SViV'u ahiIt "i-i'e d ia
n in the nited States would 20 - market ana
purchase the same quantity OF sugar and return
Hlth 50 81 N lbs pocket that the difference IL the
,ice Of whest and sugar IN the two countries would
make the difference q st Thus /. was with most
y the recessaries purchased in Canada. Where
.nen, does tns difference in prices 90 II goes IA
20 the Government chest to sustain these high sal
ules.
Never IN my HE, have ] seen such en- lBpres
.iDu made ilpou an audience as b. this speech
rhe resolutions iayorng the Anne Natiou moy ement
passed with bat one negative voice
IL IS astonishing to witness the changes that
pablo opinion has undergone IN this country within
.ne spse oi two years in respect to Monarchy and
Repabicanism Yours. SPEC rArOR.
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N-,r. frnrn Dcscrel.

\ ls,e .s,sr fror, Frederick Rohrsr 60 srea'
SAT- Lake City correspondent Ct TIE y J'A'fN
Nc Ga.errs contains the toAowins
The only b.i road 70 tins place Is about ~
mics. rznEing across the tsh Mountains !" =
could navel but 10 miiss each day From kor'
hesrusy 10 the MosntSins-say l.oOO miles. tho
rosd - as good shy IN the States. and ior 200
mules s.ler .esving the South Pass u IS as god as
shy turnpike THIS - beautiful country. AMI
one ~ e fnest climates in the wo-ld-eQusl % thar
Of Italy. The city laid our IN larSe warts. the
houses being about 100 Yards apsr;. = tch ws-i -
iacosed with straight fence and in pro;usc cult
vaton winch gives 10 the city somewhat the az
pearaEce Of town The wards are sl irrigated
bv LEADING water from the mountains. IN small
channels. running IN every direction The cr,ors
look well Corn. though Dot as sod as ogrx.
er,ws finely Wheat Is as suoi II not better
than ours Welding from ~ "a 60 bushels per acre
BARLEY and Oats arr also cultn sted, and yield
abunian,ly Indeed. al kinds, and every variety
ct vegetables flourish pruiasely
The harvest being over the Normons are stack
my their srsin-oi which they have a considerable
surplu.. but oving 10 the great rush Of eniSrants
thousand, of whom viii hsve 70 ABIDE here until
sprin- 4 high price u asked tor t-N heat ~ per
bushel -four. si2 per hundred.
We are boarding at a private house and arr Nes
eta,inc upon the Injuries OF tho valley, such a.
milk butter. cheese. green corn, peas. beans tar
hips. At--tllf Naef y the lf>E 1 ever NNsNNN
The water = sweet irecstouc. cold IS zee ANA
the best | ever tasted ANY quantity o, can De
drank without nlury--whch csnno, % SAID q any
other LIQUID There are several sulphur springs oi
pare water nesr the city and a warm white sui
phur one. used sor bs'hing.-which would make
hydropaihi, laugh The water running from u
would turn a mil aud Is very warm giving from ns
surtace continual cloud Of vspor It's medical
virtues are very great curing nearly every KIND OF
diseases such IS scuryy. Itch. mango. sore eyes,
rheumatism. 81 &c in fact the most thar - known
in the b" ' alley
The grasses are various and luxurious blue
Crss. grows Of the best quality and IN abundance
also wild fax can scarcely reahre that
am a thousand miles from home The cultivation
Of an old settled country tho hustle and activity
Of city--the necesssrles AMI even the refine
ments oi civilized htc--toScther with tho habits
and manners OF an educated race " people are all
around me | am IN the mast OF a desert and Yet
/ see large city. tecming with hie ant enter
prise-with an exhaustless sod to sustain u-'tcs
t'ned 10 become the metropolis OF mighty empire
| am away from home, and Yet home influences are
around and about me and IN Imagination, forget
the distance that in,erycncs between rs The
Mormons are great people, and whatever may he
though, Of the tecsIsayt:,s Ut their religious creed
the rspidity with which they increase, the oneness
OF their councils their disc,piine-sl toreshadow
their ultimate destiny
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