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NATIONAL OBSERVATORY,

NATIONAL OBSERVATORY,
Washington, D. c., Jan. 81, 1850.
GExrLEMEE: The accompanying "aotice," from Malta,
has been received at this Office Be pleased to publish il
for the benefit of navgators, and obge
Yours, respectfully. &c.
W. NJ +. MAURY,
Lieutenant, United States Navy.
NOTICE.
MAsrxR ATTENDANTS Orriox,
Malta Yard, Got Is, lsS9.
On the north side OF the Of the harbor Of Msrsa
muscetto, shoa of from the 8 e. part of the low
rocky point OF fort Tgns in Sc by e. direction about
70 or % athoms At that distance from the shore there IL
depth OF "a feet water over rocky and bottom
IL. Marks for spoidi~g fhis sAoai
black mark feet broad and feet deep with white
border h painted tho north part the bason Of fort ST.
Elmo. This mark, brought In line with 81 Elmo light
house bearing 8 BY f. BY compass, leads along The east
side Of that shosl In and tsboms water
And Bosohetts palace brought open the southwsrd Of
the W. bsstion Of fort Manoe, bearing w ~ y, esds
along the south side Of the shoa In and fsthoms wate
passing about 20 fathoms from the shore OF fort Igne
In the angle Of meeting Of these Marks where both are
These marks are psrscy safe. bu, Close. and must not b
passed towards the shoai. - -
Ii working oas keep Boscheto psacc open the south
wssd Of the w. bason OF fort manoei until the light
boss IL opsn on the sis Of the black mark on the
North past OF the baston Of fort ". Elmo.
And in working In, keep the ghthouse open TO the east
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ward Of the black mark on 81 Elmo until BosoLsuo paIso.
ID open the southwark Of the basoa Of fort Msnos
Descriptions Of MARKS. ~ 1850 ~
The south end Of the bssuon Of fort Manos ssmsrksbs
being Close the wstsf having Stone ssas box bai on
The palace Of Bosohso slso rsmaksbs. bsinx lssrs
Of the island. '9W sew ~ ye go
The ghthouss Of 81 Elmo. with the black nszk bsssnr
j. NAPIER, -
Master Attendant
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-Eatsts. s Wines and Liquors..
THE undersigned respectfully call attention his
u WINES AND LIQUORS.
The facilities BY obtaining abroad MI wines
&C., In their purity, his longer experence In ne business
direct personal knowledge with the
growing dsc Of Europe, than posssassd BY
this city afford for the character and quality Of
al articles sold BY him. Ms 4 E
The arrangements q hi. store and v.r. are such = 70 make
Them, substitute for the cellar Of
assorted lots Of choice wines for spe
casions be supplied the shortest notice. with wines dccn
usually 70 be obtained here. 5t 9at ..s#aa iis M6
COUNTRY TRADE supplied ~ Wholesale prices on most favor
able terms. 49,. t5
CLUBS win 6nd advantage order from The sub
scgber. &t
FAMILIES can command table very pc
also the cheapest Of wines and hquor, FOB CU
NARY PURPOSES. 49, ~ IA IN Wy
distance supplied BY sPACKAGE
EXPRESS,n FREE OF CHARGE) with wines, 30, for tas,
the shortest notice.
BY addressing their orders, through The post once 70
~ JACOB SNYDER, IT,,
Importer and Dealer In Wines &C., 70 Walnut street. rhadsp
n7sEGARs Of direct importation from Havana or various sons
brands always hand 9 90 tkoussnd and sod
single boz cheaper than % other store In the city,
Jan 24-d&cply. ts R Htass
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We understand that young Lungs Elena Is sbouts 90 give
concert In thscity He Is represented 10 us a. super
Tor performer the violin, and with the hehsst
He will be assised by his yoashsul
brother Anbae, who 10 said 70 be prodigy on the piano.
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To he honorable Sssafs a~d Hcuse of Represented
Congrsu assembled:


Your memorisiss member. d the general assembly Of
the state Of Desere would respectfully lay before your
body the wishes and Of constituents,
iogchc with the and design Of early organize
ton - civil government which the consIdc ration OF
YOU nonorsse body is most earnestly solicited.
wnses .ne history Of all ages provss that civil govern
monss combining In their
person. properly character, and religion. encouraging the
scienoe OF a8cuture and titernt,,re
psodsedvs % the highest happies, and pures state Of
w6efsss an political power 1. uher,n, In he naomi.
and Uovsmments 70 be permanent shouId
sma1ass from the same and ~
Whsreas the inhabitants OF all newly. settled coun,,,s.
and oDrosios who have become win ,heir
climate cuvap their soil, tested their mineral nrodn
ons. and investigated their commercial advanssces are
best judgss Of the kinds of and laws mecca
ssu for their growth and prosperity and
Whereas Congress- have failed 70 provide by law q form
civil for this any other portion territory
cedsd o e United States BY the republic Of Mexico in the
iase treaty Of peace; and $40 tes III NJ nF3 $g
Whereas the expiration Of the Mexican civil author.
iy, however weak and mbecie, ANARCHY 10 alarming
extent has prevalcdths revolver and bowekniie have
been The highest law Of the sndthe strong have prevailed
aGsans ne weakwhe person, property, character, and
religion, have been unaded and virtue unprotscted and
Whersas. from the discovery of the valuable gold mines
wes 81 me Sern Nevada nountsins many thousands OF
sbsebodtsd men are emigstng that seecn armed with
sii a. implements and munitions OF war and
Whges sr0nS fears have been and st entertained.
from The ALLURE Of congre" 10 provide sseiva authorities,
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gTROLOGY-The celebrated @. w. ROBACK, from Sweden,
ONCE No. street. above 9Th street. Philsdslphs ou
OF Washington and il vicinity He
been consulted with BY all the crowned heads Of Europe And enjoys
higher reputation Astrooger than any living Natves
according GeomancyIadies o. Gentlemen IS Par
have hcir navss drawn By ssnding he
All containing the above fee
will receive immediate attention. and nayes sent % any ps
power by conuFaon Of the following topics;
Courshp advice, advce given for the success accomplishment
wealthy marriage redeem such
e TOO free q the bots and Tor all cases q hsssd and for
recovery lost property, the purchasing Of ucke
named have done In this city
vicinity full sasfcion, and 5000 naivtiss he has east
during will be relgiouny attended
will be answered grats For more particularly call NJ this
once ''' go - "''''s'''' "''-'-S "' G. W RoBAox.
Dec. 93-dam s as ts sa3}e
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s.prs~. os~rs OF sAs Ua,ssa ss.s.s
MoEDAr, February 4, 1850.

M0EDAr, February 4, 1850.
No S. The United States plaintiffs in error U.s. Joseph
Keynes The argument Of this cause was concluded BY
Mr. Attorney General Johnson for the plaintiffs in sor
Nos 50 and SO. Henry Shultz a. a.. appellants vs The
Bank Of the Stale Of Georgia ct al. The argument Of
these causes was commenced by Mr. Thompson for the
appellants. and continued BY Mr. McAister for the appel
lees.
Adjourned ill to,monoy, u o'clock a m.
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GO mssenac.-A segslss asesx " Federal Lodge No. wi
eyesipK TsssAsy, fssssry) SoIou,.
ing brethren 6sisrnsIy sslsN, NJ order Of n w M
Feb5 GA scHwARZMAN, Secretary
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history OF Infus0rta, Living and E0esll, by An.
III Pnchsrdtc Illustrations, including
ones, also those recently discovered in the Clark formations
vol London, l649 4st sa41 $3.50 ID tsetas4s B4
Microscopic Illustrations q Living Objects with the method u
and instructions for using and testing en
by Gonng and Pnchard-London, vol. aI 4HNs
Ptchsd Microscopic Objects animal vegetable, and nsra
l vol, London. sf4aNi aSsSs s @saa
Just imported from London by
FRANCk TAYLOR.
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A YEw DAYS LONGER,

Odd Feilesvs' Hall, 5th street., wsshinxton.
OPEN EYERY EYEHING FOR a SHORT SEASON
Handsomely up with raised platform and brilliantly lighted
M@ with gas.) PVT MAJ
Bsgnss celebrated sers of Gigastie Paswasas entitled
VOYAGE TO EUROPE, eta "a W.
Embracing magnificent views Of Boston iu habo Haa the
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Of 250, 900 persons. 1880 s.,4 LsS 49, 49,
An sshbon every Wednesday and Saturday afternoon ass
O'Clock. A
Admission, rs cents Children year., Is
Doors open Al OK O'Clock; 70 commence moving q IN.
l0-du Nttss
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IMPORTED from Paris, by ErsAck Tsyior.-sThas day
aSy ESn az aa.S az I rssh ~
sdons q the diesonsrss q Johnsos odd As Wsbss CI
q e:
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Edgh and d:has.sss ssaalas:
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THE Is1inSsoa Firs I4fs ana Mazi.s Cs...
s q Lasn 9... nssnis
me Iessss Ksnusy FOR s purpose q nssns h0s. s.d
st ss. S =. 3, s.n. 5.ssi ssS " secured
rmonAs B. BArrsa, Secretary. -, :, =. M .v, n,ya
s-aawImif-1 Agent for the District Of Columbia
Dancsng Acads.ny.-ssesna osurss.
LAssE e. NE hosc 2 s..os.ss % ns s s:s:s
@ sss on ss
on opSoss n, sS s.
dayss Gsossssown-Mondass and Fridays.
TUE HAHDsOMEsr ana Richest ssssssnasnt q fA.-
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IL e sss.sss VIM II s
s ss' ss1 ". MA
canary really living bird Ladies ana gentlemen ss
invited % examine his great s'.;s'i I; II fs.
Jan n-5m unoer Browns Hoe.
=. az ..s .s ss s..
New sy,e Paris GRAPE, thule ana ls-s
Real lace osps. s.rshss co ar ana s.ssvss
win many oshsr choice article: is!;;s e 9: :s,sos
Pennsylvania avenue, between On and Ion ssses.
ree l-sn. 80 ! -
M - r. Il
Nj
Hours q Dsp.-t--s sTsAs Passenger Ts-i.s.
From wsshinssn :s,s and II 81 pm daily, and '''
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Ess Say ally TIL PARSONS, Agent
p EPREsEHTATTvE MEM Seven Lectures By n. W.
s.s assss:i sas / si Penal. ro.. vol.
wss.o.s Dsseasy g posss.. o s.: IL. vol
wosls noassss complete svo. Edited by liaIia
TsisoS': Hi.sosy Of Spanish Literature syo.: .v,or
-
pHOs0oRAPnx.--Mr. r. WEBSTER win give instruction
+ a.: s:s 81 rssssy sss ss 4: rsc
.oy, corner q ~ and .ss.ss !Ds Van Patterns co"s9 -
seed s"s Af'-'''v' w'v. s.:.s No. xsvss street. f
m ::s :.s ma sss
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IL evening January 3st suitable reward win gwen
required, upon leaving u NJ this Once. Feba-S
r rCH BressHs siIhs, ssr dinner and party dresses
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Pennsylvania avenue, between oh and ION stree"
nEnCH HATsone large Of French hss. i.goss'd
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Feb l-.An .7s-E 'iH5l - 1881 40 Ed
NEW PennphIet Novels Taylcr n Maury's BeeE
store Nm sucesConsssncs Lyndssy, fhe Progress
Error IS cents Z iltftF3 fttsf q 9hi''
Ths Mssehnshsr, Panty Mssesus BY the ssshor q h'
wii2sm shs Conassros volume of Asso,,'. Histories
ian
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THE Isxington FIRE, Lh, and Marine I.s.ranes Cs.,
pany, Lexington, Kentucky Agency In Wsshingon, NO
Todds Buidn, Pcnnsyvsna avenue Inoopov.ssd ~ an sc
the legislature Of Ksniucky Cor te purpose o. nsuns houses an
merchandise, and other personal
erty from o. damage Cap $500 paid and secured
A. T. BKfLLnAN, PRESIDENT
" CHARLES DB SEEDING,
Jan. 3-2awImf-6 Agent for the District Of Columbia
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Dancing Acsdsmy.-Dsesna oeurss.
Mr. " Liable honor 10 ne cin.ens 9
III Washington and Geossown that hs second course asnenl
Thursday, the 3lst Of January 81 m
resdence PennsyIvsna opposite WiafdS Hoss
Days Of tuition Washngton- Thursdsys and bsuf
daysi Gsossssown-Mondays and Prtdsys
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THE HANDSOMEsT and richest assortment o. fAn.
cy ARTICLES, iasely imported in ths cry, are now %
disposed The hs scc the s sssonishng
ducuon ingenuity the form Of singing rd, hah
with besuf real plunase enclosed y hasd
ee aauess WINGS moving To- bead and body and singing ls
II living bd- Ladies and gentlemen
invited this great curiosity st she Store 81 -
T. BAsTIANELLI CO.,
Jan 3l--5uf ~ Under Browns Hotel
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8. vEsEY, JR.'S REPORTS, edited by Charles
Sumner, 30 vols royal Svo.
TO- REPORTS OF CASES IN THE SUPREME
COURT OF THE UNITED STATES. By Hon. b.
Z. Howard Vols. 4, 8, 8 and T. Is and in press.)
REPORTS IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT
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NAVY YARD, CHARLEsTowN.

Gas. No. l.-Uhife Oak, (per cubic foot
81 900 cubic feet white oak plank stocks
900 cubic feet white oak curve timber, out
square knees, in lengtbs from fifteen TO TWEEN
ty.fve feet; TO be sided straight one way,
from twelve 10 eighteen inches, and TO have a
natural curve crook the other way from
twenty four 10 siIty inches In the length OF
tho stick, the width or sire the curved way,
90 be the full size Of the tree, and the most
curving part o&kbe stick or angle must be at
least one third Of lie whole length from the
end the various Lengths, sires, and curves in
equal proportions.
1000 cubic feet white oak butt pieces from twenty
10 thirty five feet long, and from sixteen TO
twenty four inches square, ina the middle Of
the sticks equal proportions Of the various
lengths and sizes.
Ctls. No. 2--Uhite Oak Knees Beams. &c
30 white oak check knees, the whole length of
each body 10 be from TO 10 feet, the length
ofthe arm from the centre Of the body 70 be
from 7 to . feet, and TO form an angle with
the body from ITO 10 100 degreS, nett siding
TO be from . TO IL inches; the bodies 70 be
sided TO the diameter Of the arms the siding
way; the moulding sixes OF the bodies In The
middle Of their len gths 10 be from l5 70 20
inches. Estimated al 7i0ipcheS nett siding
per iuch nett siding.
l0whits oak kpecs, for cat heads; the body %
he from TO 10 feet long, the length Of the
arm from the centre OF The bpdy W be from
e,o feet long, and 70 form angie eth
pso t-ofy from 30 10 laO degreesi nett siding
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THE REPU BLIC.

10000 feet first quality white pine plank, inch
thick, to be ~ to 10 feet Icing, and 10 to Ii
inches wide
10000 feet first quality white pine plank, inch
thick TO be II TO 10 feet long, and 10 TO Ia
inches wide
$4,000 feet first quality cypress boards inch thick
to be IL to 10 feet long, and 10 to Ia inches
wide .
Glass No. 4.-Blaek Spruce Spars, per stick.
% pieces, 55 to 60 feet long, 10 inches in diameter
in centre of sling
25 pieces, 80 to 40 feet long, 10 inches in diameter
in centre of sling
25 pieces, 80 to IS feet long, inches in diameter in
centre of sling
20 pieces % to 80 feet long inches in diameter in
centre of sling.
CLASS No.5.-White Oak Knees, per sidedinch
80 to side inches
so do 6. do
so do 7 do
50 do s do
Measuring about 1875 inches; bodies to be to
feet long: Arms to be from feet inches to feet
long None to vary more than degrees from
right angle. June 25-Iaw4w
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MARTIN AND wHITELEY's NATIONAL
TONIC

4 certain cure for Agts, Fever and Dvspepsia In
our summer and fall months many sections of our
and AGUE and FEVER. II has been our partic
ular study 10 find out some remedy 20 stop this
dreadful scOurgc, and think in this TONIC we have
ELECTED this great object II Is also, think the
very best remedy in Dyspepsia, and If our direc
tons are followed, will not fail 10 effect cure
In letter dated May %, Is49, our Agent Mr.
Elias Raub, Of Wrghtsville. York county Penn
says: have never known any remedy for FepeT
and dgin equal TO your INVALUABLE NATION.
AL TONIC. u has given universal satisfaction.
and has cured cases Of Ague Of years standing and
after the failure Of all other medicines mad, iso of
Mr.. Henry Beverson, of the same place says in his
certificate dated 22d March, lS49: 81 applied To
number Of physicians, and also used svariety of
the most popular Ague Mixtures ut different times
but all without the desired effect, no permanent
cure having been effected was at length induced.
At the recommendation Of your worthy agent at
this pace, to try a bottle Of your N17TONAL
TONIC, and 10 my great satisfaction, before had
used half OF IT, | felt completely cured though
continued the of il tilt had taken two bot
Ties" In joint certificate from Mcssrs. Miles
kaho, William Blackson, and James ID. Brown, of
the same place, they say: Having tried nearly all
the remedies within our reach without success we
at lastpurchased some of your NATIONAL TON
&c, which has completely cured Us We obecrfully
recommend IL 20 the notice of all persons afflicted
with that terrible disease as the best remedy yet
discovered"
See the pamphlets, which you can get from one
of our Agents grats.
Also Dr. Martins PurQative Pills The beat now
In use, in all casss whore purgative is needed.
Ms Prepared and sold by Martin and wbitcIcx
Wholesale Drug Store, No. ~ South Calvert street
Baltimore, and for sale by Dr.. A. J. Schwartz r.
\. Walsh, w. Eliot, Washington city; j. sotbs-
ron, Georgetown; J. n. Pierpont, Alexandria; M.
A. Santos, Norfolk, Va; c. II. Haintick, Ports
Richmond, Va.
sept N-1y