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AGENCY IN PHILADELPHIA.

E. ". CARR, Esq, at his Office, "EsGns Building" /"
~ W. corner Of Third and Walnut SIS, Phit0d, Is one
Of our authorized Agents to receive 0drerti'eent' &C.
for this paper
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flames MitteI aeaen Die Vlaee Der gBanSen dn9e
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untru9Iib smpfOben.
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G0DEY'S LADY'S BOOK for April is an attractive
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GP James, the celebrated novelist been engaged give
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poem for every number. ft ~ nt
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Italy, furnish from the galleries drawings.
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49, T
o'a. ''sss1o s'a'
once or the paesenp ko4 Law buldinss, hiehmond Ma
X will prosecute pronpiiude OF against
state yignia The United states o any Inc dsppTaes
Of the against clems
pensions three months extra pay back bounty snd and VI
claims arising lsla. fN
lie hs. been eonnsc.sd with the general nearly tys
years. facilities for s prosecution OF claims which
are enjoyed a;t BY few. " W. "a. y, .
spo paid addressed 90 him, either AZ Rchmond OF
cays mui receive immedate attentions B klt4
III We " the owIng gentlemen 70 refer 70
@ nuh IN James ~ Mason ana ~ II Hunter, United Sates
uo,.asy pan,. p,,, a " n meade ahos Avcrcu
EamunasSn, , y, Ms MULLEN House o. okeprssentauyes
n,nna % ~ V' M 'onn ~ pous, and James Lyons eeSp
ea q e oSs assistant Postmaster aensr and Thons'
Oct 5--d2w&w3m ssh M n5@ a
80 - - .- " Z -A--- A--4Asgy.'
New Ana nAe8Ant subscribers hsss
ne nov ~ We snas ana me euzens sep.h
ne adjacent country that their stock OF The riches. and
viii srass moi onIy III o styles bur also IN eesnc. ana
taste, any display which attention pauons
80 ~ -, y, , . ,,,,, R tagS aYAa aH
TO-, ..ttN... a44..... .hNrIi iNuo
French and English yeve latest designs supersuye Eaf
Enensn apestltses, vsiy ~ ncn , 1tB &tf8 aW
III do premium American Brussels iafaa isHya st
sri IsSs,is, i three uly ', nsyy M os,,erns 4syr9
do super English n 81
ana American ngran, ali WOOL low-pricsd 3&t 'a 8hpsa
Tapestry and roya Venetian, steps * IA #; .s sss b.
Cocoa asttngs for baseren, passages RioP ts
Hemp capsunes, very sevicsabe and cheap ei G sEC8
Floor oil-cloth, in full sheets, any shape
Extra nch Chencile and rugs 'a a#a' ah1fsM
.pafhsdI "a ~ 90 a. h lgI % Snanos isI p,i8s
7ETrN Iu,p,c ~ !, .rpprA h = ,.rna. e n yrsg
- S'ii' ~ ~ ~' ' ~
Extra nch French de lanes 1Aat ttHAt4t iEl3a98
do English do low priced si49hs
DO DO Frensh Saoa and II English sss sninsss dnsss
Twied plain Turkey (red) cashmeSeu . @y tb'
EmbroideredIace and muslin eurans fs aagatal asE,
Gilt cornce, styles, gmp tassel loops, &C., reai
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yUlLLIAM TUCKER, Merchant Tailor. (of the late
m Of Lane Tucker would call the attention Of his friends
generally his stock Of goods opening which
importing houses
York. and far variety and richest styles
this respectfully and earnestly solicited
give call and examine stock before purchasing as am
confident Il will be 10 their advantage
especially Of officers both Of the
army navy prepared all kinds Of
according regulations and
moderate prices WARRANTED both In the cutting and making de-
partments, establishment In this country
his friends for their
continued and hopes by e diligence and
attention business, merit q continuation ofthc
An orders promptly executed.
Sept 9o-3iaw2w
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CARD.
Wines and Liqunrs.

CARD.
Wines and LqUors.
VINES AND LIQUORS. o - a''"''" :
s facilities by him for Obtaining abroad all vines
direct + .no.sss win u ss
house n this afford assurance for the character and quality Of
% i, s .:sr S % s ss e
q
dscaned for Immediate including wines Of France and Ger
Co6ATRY TRADE supplied wholesale prices favor
CLuBs viii dad much to sir advantage the
FAMILIES can command prices
cheapest Of wines and liquors, FOR GULL
MEMBERs or LEGISLATIVE BODIES, messes, others
e ss%
addressIs their orders through ss Pss! 1ss,o
Importer and Dealer Wines ac street. philadelphia
ana brands always hand per sold
BY the single box cheaper than al any other store in hs city,.
Jan24-dAcply -..-- .
THE Magnetic Telegraph Company. Morse IAne0 the
first established by company In the United States and
s @ Line N an
receiving intermediate stations Jersey C Newark
ssw $ on line n s he essa ns
four wires has lately undergone extensive repairs and + now pre-
required or IL for public accuracy
prcmpes fidelity hitherto, ., the time, uneqpalsd
Moe lines extending already over he ousand miles. :. either
n % % sPa sass % w p Ss =
both transmission and mode OF delivery OF messages
asking TOO mneh when
BY company, every 1t and they do not
nnT Ts oss. sss ,se Magnetic TeeG Goay are washington
Congress Ham, ni Mo- Merchant
cy Granite Building New York, No Hanover street. corner Of
Beaver. - . r,,
oc, 6-diw lRep. + Init President
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saprens Court Of the Unifsd states.

a. DECEMBER TERN, lS49.
RULE No. Ordered That where appearance entered
record for either the plaintiff defendant before
Of the succeeding that which the
dockeed, II shall be dismissed af the OF tho plaintiff
RULE No. 55When called for argument al two
terms upon call the second neither
shall be dismissed the Of the plaintiff
unless sufficient shown for further postponement
ROLE No. Odrd That printed arguments under the forieih
rule shall not hereafter be received unless filed within the first
days of the t}stE @ sH iN% Y"
AuLE No. Ovde;o, twelve printed copies
stract, points, and authorities required by the third be
filed with before called
Of these copies for te for the reporter for the
counsel retained clerk
Tests WIN. THOS CARROLL,
Oct 15-law3w evt4 @. 3. c. U. 3.
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nICTIOyNAlRE du Diplomatic et du Consul, par lie
IL Baron de Cussy. l vol, Leipsic, 1896
Service ny John Green, British consul for Greece.
I vol, London, 1873
Fynn's British Consuls' Hand Book. vol London 1876
Manuel des Agents Conulares Fancais ct Eange, par NJ
MorcuiI VOL, Paris, 1850 rt
Manuel Psaque da Consuis par r. A. De Mensch. vol,
Leipxic, 1876 ...f. s#. .s !. Il
cees du Dtot des Gems e Baron Chas de Mar
tens. vols, Leipsc, 1877 II :
Nouveies Cases ceIebres Gens par e .
vols, Leipsic, iss3
woif,s Jus Geniuni. I vol Magdeburgh, lI4e
wbcaton Gems Europe
Amerique. vols, Leipsic, 1886
yate Gems, edition redige NJ de omann's Sir
James Maekintosh, Colard. vols Paris, 1886
schoeIl, Recue de Pieces ocielles vois Paris lss
Mesel, Style Dipiomaque. avols, Paris, 1875
Guide bpoaqne les Ministries rnbics les aRens
matiqucs q tConsuare par e Boon Cha pc mens Edhon
rediee NJ M Hoanns. vols Paris, 1881
Recently imported from Europe with Others INC same class Of
0ct FRANCK TAYLOR
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CENERAL vapor Bath-Adop.ed unanmou.iy BY Congress

GENERAL vaPOr BathAdopted unanimously by Congress,
through the recommendations Of United
States and other eminent physicians testimonials
The fixed ortabs the position
favorable the debtated, and the Safe equal distribution Of
The applications epidemic
antdoe sulphur ne, shown United penenaTy
and ssewhee edcent diseases called ercuria in reu
far famed oriental eabaih si used In Turkey, there lately
studied BY the undergned and found be particularly serceabe
organs respiration rights making
and furnished Also powerful but safely graduated electro
gavanc and magnetic machine other complaints
Applied City Hail. east wing first floor, convenient for the
lame,) No. %, and residence OF sick. Probaum
Sept S-eodu f ~ BOYD REILLY
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A NEW M0Nt1 70 PtttsbuEH, VIA the Baltimore, Sus-
gIshssaa, and Iayeugk Pbsrs
80 hos ran express train Of will leave Calvert station daily
with the United States from Washington Baltimore 81
coanecsng with the fast line at Middeown AZ !, ar
irving at Harrisburg a. u, p. ms dinner @ t i
The train leaves Harrisburg for the ., arriving
Hodaysbu Al this point have the option Of
taking either tho
stages direct from Holidaysburg Pitisbnrg. 1 M ,.g
Tcke will be sold the following by this train, wit
York. Wnghnyie Columbia, Marietta, MddIetown, Harrisburg
New Po Mlestown Persve Lewisiown, Me veysown, Hunt
fhis connects with The Cumberland Valley railroad
which through Carlisle, sbppensbug Chambersbug and
other points ON this road -FlfNa tsaattsENFs
the accommodation Of passengers from Washington
the above points, the Of the will be the
depot Of The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company the arrival
the morning at d receive the baggage which will be
E' ROBERT STEWART
Oct l--dn tt Ticket Agent
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III M SMITH, corner OF Main and 10Th strcets, late
III, hm Of PARKER SMITH, socts early orders for
ihce particularly for those OF the larger Glass; with
attached lie ready made the usual variety Of
Chimes fhresho and horse Shelters tsna
combined. Wheafns OF his
consueon the cecbrstsd Bambrough FAM much
sought aer In Maryland and Pennsyvana lie asks particular
6o, warranted
the He dcvoes particular attention
ker and fnker and smith He win warrant such repairs give
spikes inserted small
making machines, now inferior fom wear, equal 70
Also hand OF McComcks reapng machines, cles
for same, and chains for chain horse powers.
RICHMOND, Va.
May 7-w6w .@
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NNLAHGEMENT' of the CApitoI.-The Committee on Pub
~ lie Buildings of the Senate having authorized by reson
0fhnt body by
exsadsn capto and allow premium, Of five hundred
dollars 0r e which adopted by the Committees Pub
lie nunss of Of Congress- accordingly invite such
plans estimates delivered the Secretary ofe Senate
o before the first OF December KY SFi t4 IN
cqued that these plans and estimates shall provide for the
Of The Capitol either by additional WINGS be placed
south oft present building BY
and distinct building within the enclosure 10 the Of the
building A $50 Ga6vFHlI8 X
The cmmee do no, desire prescribe condition at
free Judgment
would prefer that whatever plan may be proposed have such
the building
Although but plan be adopted, the committee
themselves the right form such plan by the adoption of Of
different plans submitted should HeA course b found IN
event. the right
divide or appoon, according Judgment
premium 10 be plan, whose
part adopted according the relative Importance and
merit Of each par adopted. ''"a a--. ktt.t#.
a .8Hf3T" N'H3 6 Ahsaa S X. M. II. HUNTER, 5Nasa.
rt skE, stmf@a JEFFERSON DAVIS, ~
.aNI 4ss#srE JOHN III. CLARKE,
Committee Of the Senate ON Public Buildings.
SENATE CHAABRR, 3Oth September, 1850, s +fst Ees4
Oct 3-2wd . s @ss III .t
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General Agency at Wsshington, d. q.
QY A. NJ FARQUHAR, formerly Of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania,
I'D services with Mexi
revolutionary the with Great Britain and the Flor
ida 1 - H
For pensions bounty land scrip.
Bswny intend 10 the purchase and sale Of bounty
land order.
Paemf ONeeThe applications patents, procuring models,
drawings, &c. attended all their various branches
claims against the will be
seneni Of conuacors quarterly accounts Of
ditto facilitated, kc. ~
New Orleans Dc Nashville Union, Mobile Advertiser,
indianapolis
S5, send their bills this oce, accompanied
with 4 paper ~ - June 24u
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NEW DRESS Goods Embroidered shswls, &c.--The
Subscribers have this opened addition their stock Of
fancy goods ior ladies, among which are
o pieces rich brocsde silks, for evening
10 do rich wafered Silks every coor 4ifii 18,
t do styles spotted silks, very
do rich plain Gro de Algles ts8 4st h.ss s, IN
10 do extra rich and styles Chene silks
Is do figured and changeablc silks, very cheap
do heavy black waisred silks, all widths
10 do colored and black Turk salins de .
30 do very fine French merfnos, every shade @ f XII "A
Is do verv rich colored silk velvesA do s.fa a t#&
10 do do Irish poplns do
SO do do French cashmere d'Ecosse, style &
4 rs do do m0ussclines de laine, do .'
30 do do Scotch do lowprced
~ very nch real cashmere long shawls fs
70 do do Z do square do
rs latest styles scotch long do
30 styles lace capes
S dozen real valencia lace collars sl t 6t..
embroidered muslin and lace sleeves and cuffs s
embroidered handkerchiefs, &c. hrEt
Together desirable articles in their line
which they respectfully invite the Of the ladies Of the
Oc. s-awf P Ii. HoOE Il co.
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COMMON HALL or the town ofPetersburg. viIHinis,
May is5o Tho following resolution this day adopted by
tins Hail. Gt stElH gaE!J esTab@s
"Rsscped advertise for proposals for
100000 Of bonds OF the Of Petersburg endorsed
the State Of vns, payable in 1870 and
with coupons Interest," payable half yearly in February and
The proposals will than $500,
addressed the chamberlain of the until the 4h day OF May
- O'Clock which time they will be opened and the highest
bidder will be entitled thereto The for tho Will be
required 18th May 18th June and 18th July and bidders will state
which Of these periods The corporation
70 themselves the right 10 reject offer made''
Notice hereby that for the bonds Of the
ton win be received by the chamberlain Of the according
the above resolution until the l4h day Of s y O'clock
m. K II a tta8s ~ t8.ts h g {.
May 2-dtl l4thMaynext Mayor
GENTLEMEN'S Furnishing Store.-CHA RLEs II.
LANE tate of the firm Of Lane Tucke having tted up In
style Of the and elegant lately erected by them
Pennsylvania avenue would respectfully inform hts iends
and the public thar no In receipt Of his stock Of fall and
goods for genemen selected by himself In the northern
market from among the best importing houses name, in part
few leading articles A es.#4...5 iS- yt ,. . .. . #
Dress shirts, plain and fancy, large variety
shirts and dawers silk, merino, flannel and cotton
Stocks, scarfs, crayats B6N SaSt tat,st.t5 7"
sk handk erchief linen canbric do, Cloves supender
Hosiery Of all kinds s'. 2a sg BIZ N EEl ass
Robes, cashmere nne, superior French print #.
Umbrellas In pleasing variety, silk, ginghan cotton
Canes, In q beautiful assortment
French smoking suits article, just imported, rich and
beautiful. # II.
my intention keep constantly superior well
selected stock Of gentlemen furnishing goods and sell them At
fair reasonable prices sss@ ht A1s@s @t
respectfully solicit share of public patronage
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General Agency and Law Omce washingtsn.
Ef b DE sELDING wYLIR, 9'txMa
No. 1Sdc Buiidias. Psna.ylEsns nsat door we

! BroWns HofeI Wilmington, D, {.
rHAs. DE sELDING ANDREW wYLIE, r,, having formed
patnesbip Tor the purpose prosecuting claims before
Congress- executive departments, before board
sionsn appointed for the adjustment Of spoiations other
claims against government prepared
fn und hl attention 70 all business thai may be inussed
their charge They will attend obtaining PENSIONS bounty
land, dues arising under eaes
otherwise buying and selling real estate collecting private claims,
rents, &c. m asg 49, 5fs6a 81 nv f -
Andrew WyIe, jr, business with which
courts OF
the District the supreme Ccar! Of the United States
Chas. Sedng being United notary
public deeds Union,
win give prompt the taking of testimony,
other duties which appertain
Charges will be moderale and regulated BY claimed
and tho extent Of services required. ,F .0s4t 81
Communic {postpai) will receive immediate attention
Scpt6 6-dy s"