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ON taking residence Washington, D. Co. during the sessions
Of Congress- undersigned respectfully offers his services TO
individuals public
pending before Congress- obby member the justly OBJ
responsible
intelligence and explanation members and
committees hand needing be Of facts he
collection which from of
oter ducs requisite leisure facilities and the applicants
hand resident in distant and different
the country seeking reliable channel interpreter through
may properly communicated the facts fair and
Just legislation In premises lsf4 ~
editor Of the Plough the LOOM and the Anvil wishes IL
be understood that his journal will be
driven with unabaing diligence, and he hopes learning
from members Of the condition and Of agriculture In
fruitful advantage 10
industrial pursuits 20 which has been the habit and
he might the INSTINCT Of his life TO devote ms
pen and his heart
such remittance subscription,
Gc connected with Plough Loom, Anvil,
dergned addressed usual and with prompt
Walnut street. Philadelphia For anything more
particular demanding especially his
should be addreed where they will be 70 find him. at Was
ington, ID. C. ,
Dec. 5-2aw4w j. 3. SKINNER
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TnE AMERICAN FARMER /. puDlished monthly in d

THE AMERICAN FARMER Is published monthly in the
city Of BALTIMORE 81 copies for Ss thirteen for
$40, thirty volume In July uder the
favorable auspices Of the Maryland State Ag
cuuIa Society," the prize and Of i committees
published The society IL last meeting determined 10
sO0, appropriated fosws OF silver plate
valued awarded the obtaining by the LIST OF
October list of subscribers 70 the volume com
$40 second and so for the third largest
list The added I've other prizes payable In ag
cultural edecd 800 for prize for the
coming volume $50 silver plate for the best for the
Of farm buildings and The management OF the
farm the cultivation OF obacco and
s9O Cor best the management Of the dairy
The NUMBER appear July will contain one Of he most
valuable papers, Rurfs OF virginia.
agricultural public, parcuay Of the Underwater
Virginia. Maryland and the Caronas gives the details
Of i've he has occupied hs present
Virginia. concusivey that with
able Of prudence in m farming be made
profitable The second amer he took
Rufn his clear The
capital invested for land implements stocks &C., e6
third 1881 fourth 225 and
hh 20 10 besides supporting his family his hands
Of his arm ntrnsicaly TO double it,
he took hand Every farmer and planter particular
y in the districts Of country will read this with
the deepest interest
This number papers,
which from GEoRaE W. DosnIs,
Of the Maryland State Agricultural Society," The
setion Of tire wire fence and om Col CsrRor sub
Address SAMUEL SANDS, Publisher
Maryland State Agricultural society's Hall,
June 8-2sw4 ios Baltimore ST., Baltimore, Maryland.
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NO. 8, OPPOsITE CENTRE MAHKET.--We have now
hand variety Of old and choice wines liquors.
which the attention OF the public most respectfully solicited
comprising tf .s f.&sEH w
old Pnei caslon" brandy vintage 1896 imported
1870, on draught and bottled 4els AfE6s.f
carefully selected stock Of brandies, imported
docks, Of several celebrated brandies, including
j. " Martel dark and pale
Vineyard props, do do
Leger freres do do
pipe superior old Godard vintage Of 1888, very rich and
been great regard 10
quality and are warranted 10 be perfectly pure.
oisId Dspu Cos brandy yaasss q 1874 and iS'0
Very superior old rye whskey article, distilled in 1892
twenty years old, bottled and on draught
Scotch malt whiskey
Irish whiskey
Pure Holland GIN
Do st. Croix
Brown stout, Barclays"
Scotch ale, g Doves Faikrk."
Hiedsics Champagne, imported by Rsn.ult Franeoi.
p. "A. Mumm's siery
Geisler's own brandt s @EA
Geisler's anchor
Shield brand
Cardinal do, quarts and pins tl
Regents golden sherry rich and delicate favor,
nouneed a most superior a Z y. wine
Do. brown do. "Dah, Borden, \ Co."
Old souti, side Madeira
Fine, Fine Sicily DO DO
.swse, Malaga wine
tIs Diy Port vine, vi aRegen..o
Chateau Margeaux CIaret
Perfect love cordial
Cinnamon do
- m JOHN b. KrBBEY co.
Dec 9-9teoi 4
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THE Subscriber gives that there eight vacancies In his
Family boarding. School Honng Ladies' which he viii be
happy have Of members OF Congress-
seeking school recommended BY small numbers BY
parental and the comforts OF home ana py ample means o
improvement - :. III II
Parents unacquanted character Of the school are re
specially referred editor Of this paper one Of whose
ganddaughters IL a member Of H. . -, ..,,su...p
Indiana avenue, Washington.
Oct 23-eodt5thDec
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TIOUsE-FURNIsHING DRY GOODs.--The subscrb

Ill and complete Of furnishing
goods, of every description their line, such
/ Is pieces English and French velvet carpehng
pieces English Brussels carpeting the latest styles
25 pieces imperial three carpeng, of the latest styles
pieces Brussels, tapestry royal twed, and plain Venetian
carpetng, halls and stairs t#f q
$50 pieces superior ingram capeting Lowell manufacture
rs pieces fine and common ingram carpeting Et@5
very superior English oil cloths, entirely designs
which will be for size shaped hall in one
entire piece
pairs supene bed blankets, every size, from "a to IA
rs white colored Marseles quilts handsome
80 white and striped counterpanes, low-prced
Is pieces table damasks, superior fine
10 pieces table diapers, low wpriced @sg at5
a. I04, 1914 and I44 satin damask cloths
100 satin damask table napkins
piano table toilet towengs, linen and
cotton sheetings, &C., &C.
All (which have been selected great care
Jan 3--if p. IL. HooE & GO.
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McClintOck Young,

n MCCHmtOCk HOuhS,
Attorney and CounselIor-at-LaW,
HAVING resigned Office of Chief Clerk of Treasury De
III paren which he has held for the last sixteen years. has
suIned practice of his profession .Hs
He will devote principal attention the Of claims
before Congress- departments and
eign indemnies WIS aEs#@ .tssss t&e &lse.5E
To early against War, Navy, Home
and Post Once Departments, including busness with the Patent
Once has made with the most efficient agents
Washington
ed the government conded him, will be certain be acted
In the most prompt manner.
State gentlemen departments
bers OF either house Of Congress since the year 1883
Office at his residence between lath and 18th
Nov l3-dlmif
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c. :. FOWLER,

G. y. FOWLER,
IMPORTER Of dealer
cutlery lamps candesbras gandoes, waters Britannia
plated ware, &C, &C., .
within the last few months by the ship Chesapeake
from Liverpool and otherwise, upwards OF
900 CRATES AND CASKS OF WARE,
which equal 70 in the country consisting
Ia part follows vzs
oband and plain china dinner and dessert sets and de
tached pieces high and low
baskets, dishes, plates, &c, &c.
Rch and plain tea sets, and detached pieces
A variety Of dinner sets, do DO
Beautiful toilet SETS do DO
Rich and plain punch bowls
Rich painted candelabrss
large assortment OF grandoles
Rich and low. priced vases alumet holders
Plated and other candiesticks cake baskets
Britannia and coffee sets, walters and lamps .,L
Ivohandled knives knives and forks, threaded and pa
plated and albaa forks.
GLASSWARE,
plain decante robet champaes, hook glasses
wes mmbler cordial glasses, finger bowls savers neat BOWS
large assortment of wholesale and retail a.
low AZ L e purchased in the country
Stone at the manufacurcrs prices 1T 8.
Dec. 6-eoiflm Store IN Odd Fellows Hal, Iu street.
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Profits sn western produce descending the
Profits on northefn capital employed at the
South


Total earnings of the North per annurn SS5436.72s
"These estimates all exceedingly small, and do not
embrace variety OF transactions which form the basis OF
most corporate profits Il might also embrace the profits
sales 10 western States, which enabled to pay by
their sales 70 the South Now, when refsc upon the
whole o the Transactions tof which spring these profits
enumeraed and also the employment OF very large pro-
norton OF the northern people, well onehaf OF the
whole external trade Of Great Britain, with all those re-
oiey dependant Upon actively engaged In the
trade we begin TO form idea of the magnitude Of the
crime premeditaed by the Van-Buren iLaboion
party. 4 f@
f we throw together the pal and numbers Of persons
directly occupied In the manuficure OF cotton, with the
number OF bales required annually keep them In employ
arrive at something like the lollnwing result
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xTu time establishes and experience adopts
and confirms all in all places unite In saying Is good
and valuable popularity OF this sort axes IN
sv ~ roo 10 deep strong The
which this medicine for several past
respectable and the article
first Of discoveries and blessings the
the disease which
/ Is recommended.
Post
Dr. g. Fowe 1888 Washington has article entitled
above which believe the best preparation hitherto discovered
of colds and other consumpve complaints Having
incidence speak with confidence saiuay
removing colds and other complaints incident 10 this
Of the L1e WI
For sale by Il. q. PATTERSON,
Noy.a5-l washington, BIC.
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JhhuuFy IoJU
ON petition Benamn Darling, lor self and admni,ra
Cumberand Rhode Island,
praying of patent granted 70 benjamin and
Darling pistols for from
expiration said paten which takes place the 18Th day Of
April, l550-- s
- O'Clock, and all persons
appear why said
petition ought not TO be granted.
Ordered aso this be published in the Republic, In
teigencer Union Washington North American and Ga
zee, Philadelphia Tribune New York ciyj Oneida Morning
Herald Uncs New York Daily Bee Boson Jounal Providence
Island week for three successive weeks previous
the Monday in March next
THOMAS EwBANK,
Commissioner
sEdto above papers will please copy, and send their
bills once, with paper containing this notice.
Jan l6-Iaw3w
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NEW and elegant silks, shasyis, &c-In addition 70 our
received from New York and Phia
delphia OF and fash
ionabe Dress Goods OF the season. among which
25 rich ehangeabe de Chimes Of color
entirely shades
Is pieces styles figured Satin de Chimes
20 do rich Brocade Chnes very
portauon, and be found elsewhere in the District
% pieces rich figured Changeable Silks
10 do rich watered Irish Poplns
3 do black Turc Sains
10 do small checked Silks, low priced
do heavy black Gro de Rhines
% do colored Marcelines, Of shade
so do styles Cashmere dEcosse
10 do Satin Damask Panama
25 styles Mousselines de Laine
30 do Lupn's best French Mernos, every shade
Is do high colored and low priced Moussenes de Lane.
10 do rich Silk velyefs, Of all eolors
do yard wide do do
and beautiful Dress Materials
mention advertisement, but which shall
be pleased those who may favor with call
In SHAWI.s, &C., we name
$50 1874 Scotch Shawis entirely designs and very
cheap
rs "a Scotch square Shawls
Is 1874 long shawis, very cheap
Is % real cashmere square Shaws
Is 1874 Hungarian plaid Scarfs
Also daily lot OF French Coaks, Visiies, Man
las, Sc Of which notice viii be given as received
Nov. 6-4wf r. H. HoOE W.
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Sl Ran away from the subscriber Luray,
Ql0U Page county Virginia, the sh boy named Aaron
He black ~ Of about feet or inches high has
down look when spoken thick lips and heavy Tongue He
had when he e faded black color
broad bm white other clothing with him. recoleced
The above of S50 will be should he be appehended
Of the State and $l00 taken the Saie that
him again All reasonable charges win be paid delivered 70 me ~
l.uTay. .A- fft
Aaron left company prightly yelIowboy red complex
red hair and spotted face tall as Aaron but heavier
IT VIM. A. CHAPMAN,
Sept 22-G Luray, Page county, Virginia.
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"Tbis embraces the large exports Of farm produce from
average FOR that section Under the thai hall
the Imports consumed the South, then 500 Si 63
pass through northern hands leaving al least fifteen
per proft-say S9O000O0 incladng insurance. NC.
In this OF bills, drawn against south
exports be sold In New York. eqnnl TO the dtiet
between southern ports and the amount OF their
portssay S6O000O00. The negotiation OF these gives a.
the ISl0 that the vaus oi the
manufactures OF the New England and middle states was
Sls2 9I5 3T including 800 900 bales OF cotton worked
North or this one.hai say $50 600 900, finds sale In
the southern Safes, and those Of the West, which, deliver
ing their produce on he great necessarily
form part Of HAT region, at profit 10 manufacturers
iobber tofwardefs, expresses insunnce, &c OF 70 per
year, BY the Mssissipp river, OF produce from all Tie
Sa es value OF $50, ll9,ugS, aud probably
40OD,0Ho more tound sale slave States through
smailef avenues aud at shorter distance, making-sag
$50 900; for all which received In sugar
tofee tobacco, materials Of manufacture, and domestic
bills drawn on the North against produce and bills o. ex
change These sales Of produce probably realized %
cent profit and II is from the proceeds o their sales
duce TO the south that the West pays for lis purchases Of
goods at the East There Is also probably 900 Of
northern capital dfawing large profits Ia southern employ
ments Stocks shares ot companies, and Interests In hrs,
which, with the expended by southsrners
uofth IN the summer season, must yield S60000 These
rough estimates the profits Of the North by s1ubern
nexion may be summed up thus;
Frcghls ofnorhern shipping on southern pro-
duee Si0,l5 ,72S
Profits derived on imports the North for .
southern account 1000, 900
Prohs OF exchange operations loOO,00o
Plods on northern maaufsctases sold at the 49,
South 22,2y0,000
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DOPULAR MUSIC -wM. FISCHER has just received
/ popular songs watzes, pokas, &C., among
which the oowinga of which will be sold a our
reduced price--four cents per pages @ n s t.t
#@t@ MARCHES. e.
Kossuths March; by 9. Lenschow.
General r. r. Smiths March; by Martin. s@
Spanish Patriots March; by Martin
Mary Blame Quick Step.
Battle OF Buena Vista
Invitation a Polka; by Max Maretzch.
Tedesco Polka by Max Maretzch.
Belle Polka; by Berg. .aa
Carnival Polka; by Cantha.
I'm thine, only hine by J. Benedict
The Broken hearted; by Felice Dorego.
When others strive TO win thy smile.
No, ne'er thy home be mine
and Jeannot; complete
The Knight Of the Golden Crest.
Oh! Sally White; tavorite
Stop dat knocking; BY Winnemore.
Chloe's 70 be my wife,
Sweet Rose of CaroIine by Beckel.
her at the window.
Ole yirginny breakdown.
Ole Bull and Dan Tucker.
Gwine hong down. by Frank Brewer.
Invitation la valse; by Won Weber,
Coster Waltz; by Engebrech.
Natiie Waltzes; by Labzky
New Aurora Waltzes
Recoecuons Strauss, beautiful collection Of watzes; by
VARIATIONS.
Dearest Mae, with variations; by trobe
Oil Susanna !.
beethoven Waltz Gle desir;" by Czemey
IT'S the last Of summer; by Herr.
Dan Tucker; by Grobe.
Dandy Jm !" Noylo
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IRELAND n II by Balch vol.
The Shakespeare Calendar Wit and Wisdom for Every Day
In the Year 1 vol
The Seaside and Preside; by LongfeIlow vol,
Half Hours with the Best Authors 4 vols
Howards Supreme Court Reports, 7th vol
The Book Of Common Prayer, Interpreted i History the
q. M. Butler Trinity Church, Washington city vol.
or Threads OF Life IL vol.
North American Review fur January, 1850.
and Wnings Of David Hale vol.
Glimpses OF spain by Wallis vol.
Ticknor's History OF ipanish Lilemfurej vols,
Daughters by Lady Edward Lytton Buwer author OF
Cheveley. -
Jan IL fkANCk Taylor
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.,HORTREDEss Logsrithmlc Tables, 90 seven places
decma containing ogari,hmic and %
second OF with place and time by Robt short
rede ~ A. &c. captain In honorable East India companys
service and the rgonomeca of In
& one large octavo EdnborRh 1879 30 shRs
''f1n"sj nnn' 90 -" - FRANcK TAYLOR.
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Totai..,........... saaso3as so,ss,7as ssi,s7,oss
The inward lreights of merchandse whIch ihr
northern shipping makes freight, the northern importer
and jobber their profits and which, probably half
4 sod and aid for at the South In this included
ffieghts from Europe South Amoroa, and the East Indies
ranging $40 S25 per ton, and forming large part
OF the whole so thai lie average will form less han
SO per OF carrying capacity, 80 per ton register
The eights of vessels In the foreign carrying uade from
Cnbn to Europe, nc, not included
The imports and exports Of the Union 70; lsis
folowst +.
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rARTON pOHCELAINE French Visiting Cards, very
u thin and delicatey finished highly polished both sides
Visiting plates engraved and cards every style printed a
Jan ~ TAYLOR d MAURY's Bookstore, near 9Th street
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co partnership heretofore existing
IN II ADDISON and BEVERLY TUCKER has been dissolved.
Rryenty TucKEs continue 10 attend promptly to All business
tefore Congress and the departments as heretofore
Mnrch9
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N M CoSes re rs H.S Ss,. q M GSy assa ans ~
day, February 10 and 10. 1850.
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CARD.Os r. X PsoK viii practise law In the courts q the
District Of Columbia and prosecute claims before e different
He tenders his services especially
attorneys marsbas and 10 the errks Of The Uni
had experience IN the Treasury Depart
ment reference claims for services OF such ofce commu
uica,ions should be postpaid.
Once, street, between 18th and l4th. .
[Intel.l tuiy @-dy
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I,OR ,aIe-a beautiful yacht OF about bur.
The boat In fine order, having new sails
new anchor and chain, and fully equipped.
Inquire Of @. II. McDuei, at the Union ONCE
Iuna ~ a
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"Deductng the whaling and fishing tonnage from hat
owned he North leaves 750 and 475
coasDg tonnage, applicable 10 the sporaon of
chandise More than threeourths o this entire tonnage
employed In the transportation of produce exported from
southern ports The leading article being cotton s
ment s as follows.
/ ls4s-,s9. Bales Pounds. Tons re- Per h. Amount Of
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-08-24
AS n Female Medicine
II is Without q riudl.

This Sarsaparilla is sovereign and speedy cure
Tor incpient Consumption, Barrenncss, Prolapsas
Uteri or Falling of the Womb Costumes Piles, Leu
corrhPa or Whites INSTRUCTED or dthcult Menstrual
tion incontnence of Urine, or involuntary discharge
thereof and tor the general prostitution OF the sys-
tem-no matter whether the result OF inherent cause
or causes produced by rreguarity illness or acct
dent Nothing can be more surprising than It's IN
yiqorating effects on the human frame. Persons OF
ali weaKness and lassitude from taking II at nee
become robust and full of energy under Its influence
Immediately counteracts the nerveessness oil the
female frame which is the great cause OF barrenness
" will not be expected of us IN cases OF so delicate
sature to exhibit certificates OF cures performed,
ant can assure the afflicted that hundreds OF cases
ave been reported tous Thousands OF cases where
families have been without children after using a
lew bottles of this invaluable medicine, have been
blessed with fine healthy offspring. IL has been ex-
eressy prepared i'm reference TO female complaints
Noefnale who has reason to suppose she rs approach
inc that critical period 'ths turn OF Life" should
NEGLECT TO take it, sit is certain preventive tor any
of the numerous and horrible diseases to which tie
males are subject at this time of life This perioC
NAV be DELAYED for several yearsby using this med
icine Nor il il less valuable tor these who are ap
pro,ching wemanhood, as il is calculated 20 assls
nature by quickening the blood and fnvigorating thu
system. Indeed this medicine is invaluable tor TIT
delcate diseases TO which women are subject:
IL is the safest and most efiectual medicine 10
purifying the system and relieving the suiierlngs at
tendantnpon child birth ever discovered IL strength
ems both the mother and child prevents pain and
ease. increases ind enriches the TODD; those wh
have use1 il think it is Indispensable III is highi
useful both before and after confinement, as II pr
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ALLIS Il HOWES

yyTHO1 ESALE Dealers in Groceries, Liquors,
w Tobacco, Nails, Paper, Axes. Spades, SHOW
els, Powder, etc, etc, are now receiving their
Winter Stock, and would respectfully say TO Mer-
chants Having had experience in the business OF
the West. almost as long as the West has hsd bus
mess, they have thort ugh knowledge ofthe West
and its wants, guided by which knowledge they
have carefully selected from manufacturers and i'm
porters such articles as will suit TIE market, and
are prepared TO sell goods as favorable terms as
can be obtained in Louisville or CinciT matt.
To CANAL CoNTRAcToRs.-Withe especial view to
Canal works, they have on hand, and will be con.
stantly receiving large lots of Spades and Shovels
Blasting Powder, together with all other articles
calculated to facilitate the toll nourish the body,
cheer the spirits ofour sturdy laborers
To FARMERS AND Produce DEALERs.-They viii
pay the highest market price for country produce
and call particular attention TO their very lars,
stock OF Gunny Bags, which they will furnish OF
/ terms that cannot fail TO please
/ Nov. 9, 49-n2l-ti: