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MOUNT ZEPHYR FOR SALE.-Being fully su-
M thorized BY Of attorney from all the parties con-
eerned shall offer at public sale, the premises on the
10th Of December the above named farm, containing
about hundred Of land lying Fairfax county, Va
This farm portion Of the original Mount Vernon estate
and was devised by Judge ha.hrSd e. .hs
deceased.
Mouat Zephyr is six miles from Alexandria, two from
Mount Vernon and the Potomac rvcr and about and
half mile from two creeks navgabe boats The situation
10 healthy and excellent From fourth third Of
the land wood The place. though out Of order
be easily cultivated and improved the soil originally OF
good quality and by the application of guano and other
extensively IN use, could be soon made pro-
ductive. @ a
outbuildngs and orchard Of good ru The farm is
ceptbe of division into three lots to accommo
date purchasers, which will be done, il desired.
The known the sale Possession will be given
on the LIST January next
Mr.. ST. SHusrEa residing the farm, will show it. and
further information will be given by directing to the sub
: = - G. C. WASHINGTON.
oct ll-wts (Alex.Gaz) Trustee
r AND AT PRIVATE sALE.-In pursuance Of the
will Of the Rev. John Breckenridge, and of decree OF
the Warwick County Probate Court the State OF Indiana
against heirs the said Breckenridge and the Board OF
Education OF the Presbyterian Church, and by virtue Of
deed Of trust executed the administrator with the will
annexed Of the said Breckenridge will sell and convey all
that Of land lying the county Of Washington District
Of Columbia called Mill Seat" situate upoa Rock creek,
about two miles from Georgetown and adjoining the land Of
and superior water which has been in use
many years propel paper mill under George Broadrup.
There !. upon the place stone mill house and DWELLING
before said land will be sold public sale to the highest bid
der in front of the Union Tavern Georgetown Saturday,
the 22d day February between the hours OF II A. M and
p NJ Of that day. benefit of the Board of Education
Of the fold school) Pre- sbyterian Church.
Inquire Of j. b. Mitchell, Philadelphia Walter s. Cox,
ESQ., and VIM. s'''.j ea siss 4. nRAckEsRDeE,
sep as-diwSwcptFeb Administrator w. A.
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Orpnans Court, november I'D, 1850.
Dsr1cf Comno,a, washngfon county, 20 wif
the of John H. Bayne, administrator de bons non
with the will annexed, Of John b. Kerby deceased The
administrator Aforesaid with the appreciation Of the
phans Court has appointed December he 4th next for the
final settlement Of sd estate and for the payment and ds-
button Of the under the direction and control Of said
court OF the In the hands Of aid 90 far
the have been collected and turned money All
creditors. heirs and distributes Of said deceased hereby
notified TO send 10 their claims before sad day, other
wise they may be excluded Provided copy Of this order
be pubished In the National Inegcneer once week for
three weeks previous aad Ah day Of December next
Test ED. NJ. ROACH, Register Wills
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lust RECEIVED, at the old-establshed Music and
Stationery Store adjoining the Irving Hotel the follow
ing new and fashionable Music, which will be sold
usual low price, four cents per page. WIN. FISCHER.
Take this Lutte, sung BY Jenny Lind.
Farewell to Life's Ocean, do
Jenny Lnd's SALVATION to America words by Sargent
sic by Strakosh. 9E
the Sad Sea Waves sung by Jenny Lind. composed by
s. Benedict.
The somnambulists Song, Is dream sung by Jenny
Lind.
say you love truly, by G. Linley.
Childhood, ballad, do
Would you leave 10 mourn, by Barker.
When evening shades are falling, beautiful song.
by G. Verdi.
Hope aud the Rose, for the guitar.
Oh fly TO the Prairie, edition.
Naepolitane, Pm dreaming of thee.
Consantia Quickstep, introducing "Woud were with
thee
The Woonsocket Qsickstep, by Handel Pond
Soldiers departure March, by the Germania Band.
McEyoys Spanish Dance, Qusdrille, by T. Mocllng
The Easter Waltz and Gslopsde, by G. II. Gerhen.
The Euretta Polka performed by BIoomied's Band
La Emens, Polka Redowa, BY Helmsmuller.
Carmora Polka, BY Miss A. l.. M.
Levina Polka, by 6. Blessner.
Laurel Polka, by A. Holland.
Nelly lady, edition.
Honor to England, avorite set of waltzes.
Trois Noeturnes, BY ". Wallace.
Deux Romanees, do
A Preside Song do
~ b. Purchasers OF music will please count the pages and
pay only four cents per page the usual price saoners
Hall nov ~
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CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY & Go.
oct 17-3df (Union)


10 pieces French Mernos all Of the choice eoors
20 do Parameta Cloths, very cheap and beautiful colo
20 do colored Alpacas, at a low figure, an auction
bargain
900 pieces Of Mousselines per yard making
assortment OF this priced goods larger and greater variety OF
styles than viii probably be found In any other house 70 IN,
tern, which weook upon being the best style this
iopeees figured cashmeres, IL good styles and cheap
few pieces Of choice Cashmeres and Mousselnes
10 pieces plain high-color DE LANES, very cheap
2 do cherry colored Cashmercs all wool
case solid high ,soored Mousseiines, I. re- cents
pieces Of Sack Flannels, gray, red, and blue.
do Of neat plaid Cas6msres, bright colors, suitable
for childrens dresses and boys jackets
very hne quality, at very low price Persons IN want
plain dress will get the worth Of theft IN buying these
goods. W. M. SINISTER CO.
oct s-dimf corner of7,h ct. and Penn. avenue.
nj Ew STYLE sHAwLs--we have just opened Eve
IN Bay State Long shawls, making as,ortmeno
every price, from 81 so 10 $2the most complete have
sortmen not eqaaIed in the District either for ehsspoe
style, and, Intend to keep stock up all the sea-
son. persons 10 want may come expecting to find every Wy"
We have just opened SO Mourning Long shsw various
prices and comprising great variety Of styles, many he
opened ,sa Sc and
Cloths comprising complete assortment Of the most choice
shades Of coiors, aud At very low prices.
generally re M H5
Corner Of 9Th street and Penn. avenue
nov i--dimif [UnionRepobcS AlexGaze o2wit -
MI Ne II. CLAVADEISCHEH Respectfully inWh'
Ivl the ladies' and gentlemen Of Washington, Georgovn,
and Alexandra that has just returned from the North WIN
large and various Of goods consisting 10 part
Of lf
handsome assortment Of Frcnch-work Cspes, Collars
Under and Pocket Handkerchief
Sleeves, Cuffs, and Caps
large assortment Of Hosiery OF all kinds and sizes
do do Of Trimmings do do
Do do Of Gloves Of all colors do
DO do OF French Flowers
DO do Of Buttons
DO variety OF Worsted Embroidery
do do Of handsome Fans 49, -,
DO do OF Hair, consisting OF Wigs, Hallway
Braids long and short, Ringiets, &c
large assortment Of Fancy Baskets, Combs, Ne.
Together with variety Of articles too numerous % men
ton, all OF which have been selected with great care anu "
be sold on reasonable terms.
Hoping that by strict attention TO merit the patronage DEL
tofore bestowed she would respectfully request 90
give her call Peunlvsnia avenue, between gh ana ~
streets nov H,-eou9u'
dHAWLs, sHAWIs, sHAwLs 1--WE invite all y
- want of comfortable Long Shawl that will no. cos
great deal Of money call at store, where we nave W.
Of the largest sssortmcns ever offered in Washington w
have hand about FIVE hundred Long Shsw o. smo e
possible variety of styles and eoorng, which we ere ~
very chcap fpr cash. w. M SHUSTEk " W,
Corner 9Th street and Pennsylvania aNe""''
20-Imif
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Orders for ekes and shares certificates packages
the above splendid lotteries will receive the prompt
cnon, and Official OF each drawing imncd-
stely after IL al who order from Address
J. " O. MAURY, Agents,
dec ls- Alerandra, Virgins.
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or Outstanding prizes IN lotteries under the management oi
DPnsr Co vi be received BY In payment Of tickets
or we win psy the cash on presentation.
Y. NORRIS & co.
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FRENCH n aYLVEsTER,

ID B. FRENCH, late Clerk Of the House Of Representa-
DE- lives of the United States and H. III. SYLVESTER,
formerly Clerk In the Pension Office ate Chief Clerk in the
Patent Office have united for the purpose Of ransactng Gem
eral Agency business in the city Of Washington They will
attend any and all business that may be PLACED In hsr
hands growing out Of claims before Congress DE
partments - 4a
The senior partner, being Attorney at Law, will attend
any private business such the collection and transmits
sion of money &c that may be entrusted to the firm
Their long and general acquaintance with the OF
ing business Congress and in the Departments enables them
avail themselves the various facilities necessary for the
prompt transaction of business. #@&
The purchase and sale Of stocks and real esateams be-
fore Congress for pensonspaents, and bounty lands and all
other transactions where agent attorney 10 necessary
the city Of Washington, win be faithfully and promptly at
tended to-
Their charges will be reasonable in all postage
communications addressed to the firm must be prepaid
.# b. b. FRENCH,
a. HI. H. SYLVESTER.
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, A TEACHER WANTED.-The undersigned wishes
"A o employ. a.a.tras,sr i ii. family ssaismaa who
eight children LATIN Greek, and French and also Mathe
ma,ics gentlemen with suitable recommendation, might
post paid to The undersgoed. Somervle Fsyee
Tennessee The su6scriber has particular sectional
preferences. but would rather employ Nor.hsr1 man 1
VTTATRRLOO FOk sALEss--rhis Farm, not having
wv been sold at the public sale, 10 offered at pr-
sale nis the which the late Josiah Tidba
sded the village Of Uppere in Fsuquier county, vr-
na containing about eight hundred Of the best quality
OF land in that fine farming and grazing region OF which ak
fifty acres in wood Othe open land two hundred and thirty
sod hundred Of which seventeen years DID,
and thirty about eight old hundred and twenty acres
In clover owed last spring, and the remainder in clover two
years old. .
The dwelling is handsome and comfortable, with all
farm Of the Nearly all the fencing and every
field has running water Is well known to be one OF the
il situated. II win be sold entire, divided into two
more FARMS a. purchasers may desirc.
the purchase money is well secured reasonable terms o.
Any further information be obtained BY communicating
with either Of the undersigned, residing in Winchester Va
JAMES MARSHALL,
sept i7wticp Executors Of Josiah Tidball. deceased
HAzLEFIELD FOR sALE.-This valuable farm,
lying sss ss.s ss% s e I
ney.vIle on the Baltimore Ohio Railroad and 1--WE miles
from Shepherdstown, which would give the purchaser the
choice the Baltimore and District markets for his produce
This farm contains six hundred Of limestone land Of the
best quality hundred cleared and in good
Of cultivation, the balance is heavily mbered with oak,
hickory &c. The improvements consist OF large and com
modous dwelling house, tenants house. ouhouses stabng
ice-hoase &C. There i well Of the best water
near to the house, and ponds in nearly every field
This farm be divided, and will sell the whole
less than three hundred acres the purchaser
wish The place remarkably healthy location and the
neighborhood is very good further description is
deemed unnecessary presumed those wishing to pur
chase will examine tor themselves Suffice say that this
farm has always been considered equal quality Of soil any
in the county Mr. Montgomery Semons, living upon the
farm, viii show 1t to any one desiring to purchase.
The will be made most accommodating For further
information address j. r. TUCKER, Wncheser Virginia.
the subscriber at Kerneysve jefferson county, Virginia
H. TUDOR TUCKER,
june 27--wG Agent for Mrs.. A. r. Tucker.
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10000 Dollars
Prizes Of 10000 Dollars are 10000 Dollars

For the benefit Of Monongss Academy.
Glass M, for 1850.
To be drawn Alexandria, va on Saturday. Dee as 1850
is Drawn Numbers out Of 7s
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ISL YGEIAN HALL, a snug Farm In Virginia, i've miles
from Washington and four from Alexandria, containing
IS acres good WATER and admirably suited for dairy farm
and market garden which has now in It about 10000 early
yo lettuce onions savberres &c for the ensuing spring
markedly healthy and good society being mueh resorted to
BY from the above cities during the for health
and guano part being in clover II 10 most but three
quarters Of hours ride to the Of business Of either
Washington Alexandria II will be sold low together with
horses, hogs poughA BE. complete and purchaser
cannot fail to realize speculation in the investment from the
Seminary. City property would be taken In part Address
RICHARD b. LLOYD, Alexandria, Va
have bright muatto boy, aged 10 years. pock-marked
light curly hair called John Cvoe strong about the city
To any taking him up will give SO. 20-2awu
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MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES,
FOR DECEMBER, 1850.
r.. MORRIS d Co.
Sole Contractors and Managers.
SUCCESSORS TO D. PAIHK a. co.

a All Schemes Of the Maryland Lotteries examined
and approved by the State Commisoncrs and all drawings
conducted under their personal superintendent.
Bonds TO heavy amount deposited with the State Com
missoners to secure the payment Of all prizes.
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, Glass No /,
To be drawn in Baltimore, December z, 1850.
$4,000 cspitaL--20 prizes of 81, 900.
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TENSIONS AND BOUNTY LAND OBTAINED
Tor the officers and soldiers of the Revolutionary war;
their legal Representatives. sRa Ell
Pensions for life for the widows of such officers and soldier
who married previous to 1900.
Bounty land for the surviving, the widows, mno
children of deceased officers and pryates who served in thu
Of 1919 with Great Britain the Mexican war in any
OF the Indian wars since 1890.
/. Attention paid to suspended and rejected claims.
Terms moderate where the claim s established, oterwis
charge.
Communications addressed the subscriber, Washington
d. c., will receive prompt attention..
M. THOMPSON,
Commissioner Of Deeds for North and South Carolina.
Refer to the Heads Of DEPARTMENT. and to members Of Con
gress generally. oct 5--cpwtf
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By s aci (eA s6) pyopde oy extending Ae laos and
he judicial system Of the United States % Me State If
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CAkD.The subscrber respectfully ofera his services
the holders Of under the act Of Con-
gress" to select and enter lands.
The western part Of wisconsin ID unsurpassed In the adj
vanages It holds out for such entres The so h fertile the
side by the great Mississippi already has great commercial
facilities, while railroads under process OF construction
Atlantic seaboard.
The increase in wealth and population Is annually very
great. Many choice lands yet remain unentered.
general knowledge Of the prospects and advantages Of various
locations, 10 that he could give satisfaction to who
may employ him. s%
All legal business any contested with ands their pur
chase, sale, entry redemption, promptly and carefully
tended to- en
His charges viii be moderate, and in proportion to time
and trouble in each case.
Refers to the following gentlemen
Hon. H. s. FooTK, United States Senate.
Hon. j. M. MASON, do ue##
Pro. w. Il. HoRxER, Philadelphia
TRUMAN HoRSxn, Esq, Warrentou, Va.
Address WILLIAM HORNER,
nov I3-cpim Lancaster, Grant county, Wisconsin.
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Whole Tickets SiO-Halves fs-Quarters $3.50.
Certificates Of packages Of rs whole tickets $3.50 90
DO do rs half do 65 90
do do IS quarter do 80 SO
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Tickets sl5-Haives "a. 5o--Quar.ers ss.75.
Certificates Of packages OF IS whole tickets 500 90
Do ts do Is half do gs 90
DO. do IS quarter do " so
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A TEACHER WANTED.--The Trustees Of Char.
N loe Hall School wish engage gentleman quaikedto
lake charge OF the Institution Principal The salary will
be five hundred dollars and Of all the tuition money
together with comfortable dwelling, with several Of
closed land attached.
Applicants will particularly the branches they propose
TO teach as Il will be important Ia making the section.
All communication be addressed the
gser OF Charlotte Hall School, previous TO the 10Th OF De-
cember next when the appointment will be made
TT II. FOWLER
Register Charlotte Hall School,
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member elect 70 the present Congress. from the sixth con-
sIessionai district OF Ohio 1870 - i -, fasr-.
Resolved That as testimony Of respect iof the memory
viii wear the usual badge Of moarning ON the leh arm o
thirty days. ..,s, ~
ces sed copy Of the proceedings.
Rsovsd that this House, - further mark Of respect
ca, shs ,ns,no,v of the deceased, do adjourn.
The question on these resolutions being put. they were
agreed to. fs4,iN
And so the House adjourned.
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ASTROlOGY.The celebrated Q. w. ROBACK, from Sweden
street. above 9Th street. Phiiadephia ODER
services Of Washington and It's vicinity He has
with by Ill the crowned heads OF Europe and enjoys
higher reputation Asrooger than one living Nsnvn
GeomancyLadies o. Gentlemen ~ Per
have their nsvies drawn BY sending 9s
Of their birth All letters containing the above Zee
will immediate attention. and nanvss semi 70 any par
Of the world, written on durahe paper and =: y
Couhp advice advice given for the successf accomplishment
wealthy he has the % redeem such - are
the 100 free use Of the bottle and for all cases q a
property, the purchasing OF uekeu
Thousands the done this city and
satisfaction, and 5000 naves he has cast
during will be regousIy attended oi
prepaid, answered gs For parcuArs call q ms
- " = = 80 y 10 @. w. RoBACK.
Nae. a3--d3uu srta- 4.
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CARD.


I. Wines and Liquors. =.
THE undersigned would respectfully can aenuon 10 his stock
i WINES AND LIQUORS.
The facilities by obtaining from abroad wines.
ac purity hs longer experience IN me business
personai knowledge with
growing Of Europe, than possessed BY
In this city afford for The character and quality
oil articles sold BY him.
The arrangements and wants are such make
the cellar u every consumer
lots OF choice wines for special
be supplied the shortest notice. win wines decane
including wines OF France and Germany
usually 20 be obtained here
COUNTRY TRADE supplied al wholesale prices ON most favor
able terms.
CLUBS much their advantage TO order iom the
FAMILIES can OF table wines very prices
sorts OF wines and liquors, FOX Gull
NARY PURPOSES. .E
MEMBERs OF LEGISLATIVE BODIES, messes, and al
distances cun be supplied have them by "PACkAGE
EXPRESSLY FREE OF CHARGE) with wines, &c, for table
by assorted Sorts the shortest
by addressing teir orders, through the post office 70
JACOB SNIDER, jr,
Importer and Dealer Wines sc 70 Walnut street Philadelphia
Of direct importation from Havana of various sorts
brands always $40 $40 thousand, and sold
single box cheaper than at any other store III ue CITY,
24-d&cply.
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ss ans sss S"%%sl, s sy"o.S$s &C. jsaa
THE HAnDsOMEsT ana richest assortment Of fAn-
ss s '! T. %es article q. me s
dusiion q mechanical The form q ansns si .u
@ Ss BY %ss %s. e ss .s
invited 20 examine M. great eugcy :, ~ net. e CO..
Jan ai-5uf Under Browns Hotel
CONFLICTS ssris. Of shs Be.son = .asrse.. Ai>.-
nae "0"1 r Se . ale. single copy oniy-by
Jan 81 fkAnCk ThfboG
PREscH BOOks.-Rssel.i., Madame DC stasl, Rousseau
as ss Pascal Moasaasa s.is.s fensios oas ssarn
as Se cons. s
Euler Racine Moee Therg Bsianser and o'he"-mp0"''
''0" ra''' ''''''' '"' ''- ny FRANcK TAYLOR
ding s Imported order London,
cities OF Europe. ~ jan
NAPOLEON H.so.r. RoPa,.rs .Sssao,.sy e :, ,, p
VOL ocssso viii, several hundred ensaSinr by DAVID Jules
Pceo lsss saon with nu%soa. s9gs s,'ss Vim beautiful
connns GU rItale, par MADAME De saeI-a vols, illustrated
RspuShque de venise, salbert-i VOL ooavo
' IIiasnaaon, ornee de 800 vsneues
Imported with many Others direct nom rR%og TAYLOR
SMITHSONIAN LECTUREs.-The next Of the
will be given BY Professor James w Johns,ou Of inc
Ts r q soas win e o Tuesday
The On Thursday, 3lst instant, and
The o Saturday, the I'd OF February
Lectures o at o'clock, p. m
Jan 09-5t
UouRTEENTH OF Fn1RUARY. .ss. vaisnsisss
Dnyr Ia5O.--TAYLoR q MAURY Bookscncrs, MINI
lust Of Valentines
comic sentimental some Of very high hnish-prces nr~
from cents 70 o.
tfsl8
NEW Pamphlet Novel. 40 r.ylsr = M..ry. Book
9th ssree-Constance Lyndssy OF he Prope"
Error rs cents. a.
yis &C. rs cents. 80 =. 8a4A ssf
diary o. Pawnbroker ! Is cents. ....s
william the Conqueror, volume Of Abbotts Histories
JsnW 's~ tf'f hH.ls tH-
nREssINe ROBES, shirts, &c.-sTEvENs, No. Brown.
Hotel has This day received further supply Of senemens o
De chsmbre, some large sizes and lenEths
Also SILK cotton, and mcrno undershirts and drawers vho"
qualities.
Family yokensck shirts, which be retsed
wholesale prices. iGE t ,wKa
Ges, hat, cap and GENTS ousnsns es,sbli.hmen,t It,.
rYTHERIAN Cream OF soap.-sTEvENs, No. Browss
Hotel has the pleasure Of introducing 20 the Washington pu
the above celebrated SOAP atf w.
80 N--'''' 1870 ssIes.rocm, No. Browns Hotel,
Jan at-eo6uf adoors from main snsrsno~
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SMITHSONIAN LECTUREs.-The three lectures Of u
viii be given by Professor James y w Johnon OF u
University Durham, England Science applied 20 Agriculture
The hrst lecture win be Tuesday, 10Th instant
The second on Thursday, 3lst instant, and
The third Saturday, the I'd Of February
Lectures commence at o'clock, y. m
Ian oo-S