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THE UNION.


m pursuance Of law, ZACHARY TAYLOR, President Of the
public held the land oices
% he once DTsUaTE os Monday. the
day O. January ass g, ss disposal % public lands a
North Of the base line and iosa Of The h principal meridian
Township ninety eight, Of range three.
Townships nnsyx ninety seven, ald nnetyss, Of range
Townships anstyve, nneyr ninety ninety eight and
Townships ninety three Ave- ninety six
s s&Ss Place. on Monday the
day January next the disposal Of me public within the
North efs base lire and ,oea Of the i'm principal meridian
Townships ninety -four, nnet-hve nne,ysix ninety
TawssSps ninety %a ninety aner
Township ninety ave, township SIX, except
quarter Of section The southeast quarter Of section
Indian agency and townships nineseyen and nineegh Of
Townahps ninety two and ninety-iour, Of range ten.
Township ninety one, Of range thirteen.
A s asd os at FalRFED es%ses on Monday the
sasd ~n he to win
North d the base line and ue Of The h principal meridian.
Townships sxyseven, eight, and xnne OF six
Townships srseven siryesh, and sxnne, range
Townships sixty-eght and nine, Of range eighteen
Townships sixty and sixty Of range nineteen
AMID Of s
Townships seventy sessny-ons, range wenseven
A s land once IOWA WAY GTY commencing ON Monday
within the following Townships 70 wit
North Of The base line and oea Of the fin principal meridian.
Township seventy-six of range tweniy-seven.
Townships seventy and seventy eight
eight
Townships seventy eight range twenty
Lands appropriated by for the schools military other
purposes, will be excluded from the sales
The offering of mentioned lands will be commenced
appointed the order which they
yesed with convenient dspatc until the whole shall have been
offered the sales thus closed But sale shall be kept
weeks and private entry Of OF the lands viii
be admitted until after the expiration Of the two weeks
Given OF Washington this heenih
Of September Domn thousand eight hundred and
nine. u. TAYLOR.
by the President,
J. BUTrERFIELp,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person right presumption any OF the
lands within townships above enumerated required eab
sh the satisfaction Of the register and receiver of the
land Office and make therefor practicable
seeing t notice. and before appointed for the
public sale Of lands embracing
will be forfeited
J. BUTrERFIELD,
Commissioner OF the General Land Once.
Postponenent Public Land Sales Dubuque,
Iowa.
Notice hereby gven the public saes Of lands ordered
amaon the President ohe United States dated the fifteenth
Of September l649 be held the land Office DUBUQUE,
Iowa. sevenh and tpenr days Of January, 1850
Given under hand the Of Washington this li Of
December Domni thousand eight hundred and
.f z. TAYLOR.
by the President;
J. BurrERvIELp,
Dec u Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
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IN the petition Of Thomas D. Dewey administrator David Dew
deceased, East Poulney, Vermont
ion o. granted said David Dewey for improvement
in horse rakes tor from the Of said patent
which takes place the 23d day OF November, 1851
ordered that the said petition be heard The Patent Once
the INST Monday June II O'Clock,
ncHhed and show they have why said
petition ought not 70 be granted.
ieigencer, and Unon Washington eiyi Telegraph, Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Journal Provdence Rhode Island Evening Jour
nal Albany, New York Free Press, Mddebng Vermont
Journal Indianapolis Indana week for three successive
weeks previous TO the first Monday In June next
THOMAS EWBANK,
Commissioner OF Patents.
PSBdor Of the above will please and send the
bills TO the Patent Office, with paper containing this notice.
Feb 25-law3w
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THE subscriber proposes Law School place,
msncing Monday Oath DAY October next ana erminn
1880 pupils will divided
two glasses The text book used in tho Junior viii be ste
blackstone Starke Evidence Stephen
Ing OF Creenleas The senior course
embrace fuckers Commentaries, Geeneaf starke
dcnce m vol Of each Stephen Pleading Pleading s
vol Of Chity on PIeadne oicombe Introduction Equity Ju
prudepce Lubes Equity Pleading Mords Pleading Lonax d.
Arrangements win be made with Philadelphia law publisher
posing attend hs subscber lectures give him
early notice Of their intentions and % inform him whether they desire
dium They viii be furnished The students al cost The
bc Of the senior class viii have the privilege attending
without additional charge The hours daily
his students will be 20 arranged BY the subscriber enable
either class attend the any Of the
Washington College should they deem expedent
VIII be delivered the close course on
diction and practice Of the Federal Courts.
The fee win be $50 session, payable In advance
Lsxrueros, Vs., July n, ls<a.
Juiy ia
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AGENCY FOR CLAIMS AT WASHINGTON, d. G.
CHARLES DIE sELDING

Commissioner, Notary Public, and General Agent,
No. II Todd's Buidngs Pcnnsylvania avenue,
WASHINGTON, ID. C.,
CONTINUES give his prompt the prosecution Of
claims before Congress- the Executive Departments
before hoard appointed adjust spoaons
before foreign procuring PENSIONS Revolutionary
Naval Amy bounty land under the law Of February III
lS August TO- 1885 Of pay mieage for horses and
other destroyed
fore being mustered and received service Of United
ses and subsistence and furnished for their
wars with Mexico GIea. Britain He Il in possession Of all the
other oces He also procuring Of pzemoney
for made in the Gulf and the Of Mexico Of
California, and of Africa.
lie has been honoed with Commissions from the
State Union Commissioner Deeds, probate
Deeds deposnon and other writing under SEAL
TO be used or recorded In the respective States.
Charges will be moderate, and regulated by the claimed
and the extent OF services required
Communications lpostpad) will receive immediate attention
He has the honor the Navy and other Executive Depart
Exceiences Of
the Union and Senators and Members Of the previous and the
present Congress generally. Aug 10
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EA BLANCHARD Philadelphia, have Just issued n nistor
-. sketch of War between The United States o.
America Britain, declared BY act o. Congress e iosh q
ls2 the i5t Of February, 1875 BY
Charles Inzerso embracing he events Of iei4 In well
printed volume Of Sis pages double Columns paper covers
price dollar.
MI nsesos position, member Of Congress, during the war
Is2 afforded him Unusual oppor
mites Of information from all sources foreign and
and OF these advantages awaited
result immense Of curious and
erestng which the light for the h time and elac
hitherto doubtful respecting the and
period The volume confined the details Of the
and military conflicts but particularly OF the Legislative
political and Of the
struggle, together with sketches of the prominent actors Among
will be found chapter the Bank OF the United
snses from 10 charter 70 It's winding with plan Of bank
from General Jackson.
Persons residing the country obtain this book through the
once, by remittance OF dollar 10 the publishers.
Dec 7-3eo
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February H. 1850.
nm the petition OF james Csel Of Pibug Pennsylvania,
praying for the extension OF patent granted 70 said cswe for
improvement In oeagnous seeds for pressing
seven years from the expiration OF said patent which takes place
the 3lst day OF July, 1s5l--
ordered petition Once
ting first Monday May, O'Clock, and all persons
notified appear and show they why said
uuon ought not to be granted.
Ordered this published the Republic Intel
gencer and Union Washington city, d. CT North American and
Gazette Philadelphia; Tribune York Journal Providence,
r. l. Gazette, Pisburg, Pa week for three successive
weeks previous 10 the first Monday in May next
THos. EWBANK
Commissioner Patents.
Ps-Edo ofthe papers will please copy, their
bills 70 the Patent oce with paper containing this notice.
Feb 20-law3w
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AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY.

n CAHVAHO, Artist, Of Baitimore respectfully Informs the
y. Of Washington and the public In general that he
Daguerreope Gallery formerly occupied by Van Loan
~ and Pennsylvania where he
which viii
dasueneopes the world He has established at Baltimore
city and the public
washington opportunity procuring
will worthy the cabinet OF the
table. number
aen with all the classical Of light and
shadow and beautiful ouc OF highly memo
tint engraving
NJ greatest procuring keneses
and viii charge be made without the
perfectly satisfactory Call and examine specimens Post
promptly attended to- Corner OF " street and Penn
sylvania
II
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January %, 1850
IN the petition of jeremiah Myers Of Meredith Village New
Hampshire praying extension Of granted 20 said
Myers Tor Improvement Cor railroads.
day Of May, ISL
II ordered petition Office
notified appear and show cause they have why said pet
Ordered Also published In Intelreneer,
Republic, Union, Washington North American and Gazette,
Philadelphia Tribune, New York Journal, Providence, Rhode
sand Daily Atlas Cincinnati Journal, Portsmouth,, New Hamp
week for weeks previous 10 the third
N"'s DE WITT O. LAWRENCE,
Acting Commissioner OF Patents
sEdors papers win please copy, and send their
bills the Patent Once, with containing This notice.
Jan 3l-Iaw3w
QOOExs from Iondon.-Last No. s.-Healhy Homes by
" iiosking architect and civil engineer ! vol, 1879
Forhess Dangers Of Superficial knowledge. vol, 1912
Miichel's Practical Assaying. l vol
Gradus nd PRrnassum. l vol.
Aliens Navigation Laws Crest Britain. vol 1919.
oyoa and Jesuitn in is Rudmenis BY Isaac Taylor VOL
Wa, Once Regulations. regarding Army Services Paymsscr'
Berries Companion to the Improved Log Vessels
vol 1910.
csmpbens Practical Teu Book Inorganic Chemistry. vol
Dean swins Works. Roscoe. edition. complete in vols
Fob i6 FRANCK TAYLOR.
NEW Books Just receved--Tnrksh Evenings Entertain
~ Wo Remarkable Incidents, and the Rsies
OF Anecdotes Tran lated from the Turkish
Historical Studies. ny Geo. w Greene, hate United States Consul
NJ Rome
Second odsmith Miscellaneous Works ny Prior
Manual Of Commercial Correspondence Enesh and French by
Aacular Confession in the Protestant Episcopal Church. ny
TAYLOR MAuRy,
Feb s BOOKSELLERS, near ON street.
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ERENCH JUVENILE BOOKs.-Jean o Marie on lee
Fruits dune bonne Education Par Fable Macker vol, Sc
Joseph dore gu Danger des Mauvases Companies Par
p Marcel. 81 cents.
Emma; Model des Fable Guernet
vol, 81 cents.
Hstoeites pour Ennts ouvrage par
VOL, 81 cents.
Etudes Horques Usagc de la Jeunesse. VOL, 81
Fernando Historic dun Jeune Espagno uaduit de pAemand
de Sctmd. l VOL, 81
LIE Tour du Monde les Mile Voyages
Leon Guerin. l VOL, 81
And Others advertisement of different
kinds styles and prices and for different them In rich
bindings, and illustrations.
Imported direct from Paris, by
FRANCK TAYLOR
Also juvenile books, English variety,
and good collection Of the older and esteemed Of books
youth. Dec 70
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NOME 10 the cheap store Great bargains new
goods-The Of ladies'
their large additional supply fancy goods, received this
day. Among them they would mention
10 pieces rich satin dc chenes aS
30 do small figured changeabe silks
10 do plain chaDgeabe gace do
do pink and white watered do
do plain white
10 do colored bonnet sains and corded silks
20 do do f0rences, In all shades
o do and a. rich black vise silk
do A black Turk sN.@#
This Of silks will per prices
all therefore, early for them
selves.
MERINos just opened pieces; among
be found blue light blue, dark and light
scarlet These goods fne
and win be sold much under the usual prices. 4
Single and double width desirable and fashion,
able shade.
Also, handsome embroidered
Embroidered fannes for dresses
so pieces plain changeable and stripe aipacas
100 do new style fancy prints
Also, 80 pieces small plaid gingham
Together and certainly the
ever had, Of plain fancy colored velvets black do !
Velvet nbands trimmings, Of the newest style
Silk and nband neck ties, belts
Hosleries OF all and every description
Ladies' merino Of both and short sleeves
Gloves Of mostly number and kind
Lnencanbc handkerchef from the finest to the
kind.
IN MOURNING GOODS complete assortment,
embracing mostly article that may be called for.
And stock OF SHAWS opened this will beat anything
lin point elegance of style and cheapnes have before
offered.
public respectfully goods
fore buying, as great bargains may be expected
Between 9Th and 9th streets, Pennsylvania avenue
Dec 5--3taw2wif
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CARD,

HE undersigned having opened ONCE the end Of Windes
building opposite Of Navy Department
hs services ali who have business transactions with
the different departments Of The In the settlement
which require the services OF for
ton e claims pending before Congress His long conne1ion with
once, together with acquaintance with the
Cones possby enable him render important
such may entrust their business TO his management
# VIM B. SCOTT.
tsHf8 Late Navy Agent
Republican Argus Baltimore Richmond Enquirer; Herald,
New York. Ohio Statesman, Ohio; and Pennsylvanian Phade
Sent 0o-H
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CIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away from tbs sub.
screr Nottingham, Prince George county,
BEN PERRY. Ben bright muIaito has under the
eye powder long blue and light
He IS old Perry had white
uyco panaoons and an old ock coat and 81 OF ~ old
wherever
brought secured Jail, that may them again
Dec. ll-dlw JOHN y. SKINNER
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SrROLOGY.The celebrated G. w. RoBACK, from Sweden
office No. II Locust street, Philadelphia
his services 70 the citizens OF Washington vicinity He
been consulted with BY all the crowned heads Of Europe
higher reputation Asrooger
calculated according Par
distance their drawn BY sending The
date Of the their BIRTH containing fee
viii receive immediate attention. and naiiyities pa
OF the world written durable
of his by COMPUTATION any following topics
Coursp, advice advice
a wealthy marriages he has the
10 the too free use Of the bottles and for all Of hazards
the recovery osoen lost property the purchasing
Of the above named have been
is vicinity and all to full and
during the All eigously attended TO
prepaid will be answered gratis call Al hi,
Dec. 23-d3m
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Western Military Institnte.

RIO manifold advantages Of health economy discipline
progress and moral trainings e Faculty Of this institution hay,
location famous Blue Lick Springs
Lexington and Maysville Turnpike twenty ou
miles from the latter place. and forty from the pner emphatca
a country location, being miles distant
village The buildings mostly well constructed for
purposes, ample for the accommodation OF three hundred
cadets sls .s. X
place for its healthy atmosphere
scenery, nnd unquesonaby the eligible
for literary institution in the United States The grounds
greatly improved and 0rnamened during the last five
OF forty beautifully situated the the
Licking river Immediately in the OF the buildings, Will be
served for military exercises af sgt III s1 5stLt.
made Immediately after Christmas, and HE
opened place the January 1850
The academic extends from the first Monday Of September 10
the third Friday Of June-forty weeks
The entire charge for tuition, boarding, lodging wasng fuel
lights bIacking servants attendance music use of arms, &c will
be will
the day Of the end Of From the first Mon
January example, third Friday Of June, twenty
four weeks,) IL Is S96. t.s
Georgetown, Ky. Dec 25-3td&3tcp
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E84 80 R

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BALTIMORE AND WARRINGTON RAILROAD.
Hour. OF Departure OF the Passenger Trains.
From Washington a, a. and at 81 p daily, and ga
From .. daily, a. M daily
Feb 3-dy t. PARSONS, Agent
JUST by VIM. Fischer. stationcr-' Hall, the
following and beautiful music which will be sold the
The auguenope Polka BY .. IL. oakes
T Tine W., Nsp ZAP, soIs A. = M g Msee
The Gloucester Polka, performed by Gungl
Anome on the Mountain Wave celebrated by jas
The Aspen shade Waltz /, by j. X. OPT
Oh cast that shadow from Thy quick step by
Gaop Brilliant, ope,he 'Fou sons Of Aymon y
The hungarian Exile I, by sremeIenye
The Violet Waltz, in i've steps by 1opke
The The sy,gh,ac, WYATT, wsl,. 40 & Fry
The Margaret Waltz BY j. II. Muller '
Flowers o. the Of quadnes arranged opsra
womanl Love beautiful song
saucy Kate beautiful ballad
Csardas Hungarian Airi BY szemeiemyi
Yes have dared love thee BY the author Of "Dsaes,
The secret by the author
Let The Flag We've national song -,
Think ere you speak, BY N. :. sproe
Though gone by J, W.T..
dream that love never oget-suns with goa, applause
Hopeless Love- by sullivan.
DARTY and Hall Dress Goods.--we inyie tbe attention
ofihe ladies assortment Of evening goods
al remaining on hand At cot consisting ~ e so, we ys w
10 pieces colored and white Illusions
20 DO plain colored afeion ma'lins, in shades
9 do eoored Grape lissc
20 do. hnc sacharcn muslins
Feb i2-1w ~ 49,,
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Dancing Acsdemy.-second Cearse.
Mr. Liable has the honor citizens Of
W washington and Georgetown dancing
lessons VIII commence hn
res,dence on Pennsylvania opposite wlards Hotel
Days Of tuon washngtonT Thursdsys and satn
daysi Georeetown-Mondays and Fridays
Jan 29-dn
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

UNIVERSITY OF MAHYLAND
Faculty of Physic.--scssion OF Is49-'5O.
time until the 18th OF March ensuing
Pharmacy-WILLAn r. "A. AIKkx NJ. d. LIZ ID.
smgcry-NArHAr r. SnITH.
Therapeutics Maera Medica and CHKw, ID
Anatomy and Physiology-JosEPu RoBy, NJ. ID.
Theory and Practice u Observation-Disclosures POWELL, M. ID.
Midwifery and Diseases Of Women and ChildrenRcHARD
Thomas, M. ID.
Pathology Demonsua,or Anatomy
MfLTsSnRRagR.
Instruction In Clinical Medicine and Clinical Surgery
the Baltimore fnnrma Opposite the Medical College The
Tor will under the charge
the fees Cor the 500 Comfortable
be obtained In e vicinity Of the Medical College Cor 81 50
% so per week. WILLIAM r. A. AIKEN,
Aug. 15-2awtNov1 Dean Of the Faculty.
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EENTLEMEN'S .BELONGINGs.s-sTEvEN has tins
day received large aud full OF genemens
ting articles, viz;
Family made "yoke neck shirts, superior quality
styles he retailing wholesale prices
unued by Stevens. n
CRAVATS.
very supply of black and fancy coors Just imported
believed 20 be the Ia tt-}E #.'
UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS,
In silk, merno lambs WOOL WOOL cotton We large
assortment, and some Of extra large sizes. E 'ss
UMBRELLAS.
full supply of silk and cotton, some new styles
Also, Observation-Disclosures, Cloves perncry, robes
brushes, fact every necessary gentle
wardrobe toilet all Of which will
prices at STEVEN5'S, fs8
Great Hat and Genhemens Quitting Establishment
Dec 5-eodf NO. Browns Hotel.
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WATSON d REywICK,
PATENT AGENTS,
Fsireet, opposite the Patent Office Washington, d. c.,
es and give advice all questions arising under The patent
law.
RgrER HoxS coRRssPosprsrs
Hon. Edmund Burke, late Commissioner OF Patents.
Hon James d. Westco b chairman Of Committee Of Senate
Patents.
Gouvemeur Kemble, esq, West Point foundry.
James Renwck, LII. D., New York.
Henry Brevoor, esq., Cendon Iron Works, Boston.
H. r. Durham 4 Co.. steam engine builders, New York.
Hon. Thomas Corwin.
D. b. French, president Magnetic Telegraph Company.
FOREIGN coRRRsroxDKsrs
Richard Creed ESQ., London and Birmingham Company,
London =
Edward Sabine, s., Lieutenant Colonel Royal Engineers,
WooIwich.
Michel Chevaler, Ingeneuenchef, walsh, esq.,
Paris Nov 22-3taw6w
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MO. ., OPPOSITE CENTRE MARKET have constantly


IN on hand full assortment Of family groceries
Extra New York family hour
% Virginia 90
Do huled buckwheat
Rye -four, Graham flour
Unboted flour, (white wheat)
Fresh ground oat Hour
standard loaf crushed, graduated, and ground sugars
Old government, Java, Maacaibo Mocha Rio, Domingo
coffee
Fine 9pswde imperial young hyson, old hyson hysOn skin
superior butter selected from Orange county dairies
sapsago Pmmesan, scian pine APPLE imitation English, and
Goshen cheese
Boston, OYSTER butter soda, and crackers,
No. i and No Q Mackerei in as Id. kits
IA barrels and barrels codhsh anon tongues and sounds and
dunhsh Hss5
Sealed herrngs In boxes
Beached winter sperm, lard, and whale oil
SPERM patent SPERM adamanune and mould Candles assorted
sizes tt#& vf#S
variety fancy mats, brooms, buckets, baskets,
Pure ground spices of all kinds
Spices o kinds In grain
catsup pickles, gens and English pickles.
sorted 5s.s ". sa.t
Preserved mcs Guava jelly, and assorted fruits strip
Cranberries, rasns, figs, currants
arseles and so Almonds shebarks 6lbes walnuts,
Pecan nuts, ground nuts, and Genoa citron
Worceosre Harvey Reading and pepper India Sol
Anchovie, Shrimp, Cavier, and Bloter pastes
Extract Of lemon maoram, celery nutmeg vanilla, almond,
peach, mint orange peel and savory, OF superior quality
powder, horseradish ancfove sadnes
flower salad dressing Cooper
gelatne, Legho star, chip and seed maccaron vemcel
flour, &C.
with many articles which would solicit
tenton. For sale by - IL
IA Q-ao0t
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q. n. ROGERS,
Seed and grcuiirai~ WreAore No. % Msrke are, Phad
deiphfa. @a1 aNt
FARMERS gardeners Implements imported American f
den Seeds fruit and ornamental shade trees susno pcsdus
nc. Feb
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INE STORE- invite the attention Of strangers
generally well and choice stock Of
Wines bandes &c., old and Of the highest order which
offer for sale Al moderate prices; #M fs
Madeira in bottles and casks Of various grades, old
Sherry, pale and brown, bottled and in wood.
Port wine, Of very superior quality and genuine
Rhine wine variety them Stenberger Cabinet
Steinwein in Bocksbrute."
Also Sparkling Rhine and Mosee from the house Of Henke
Co., In Mayence, on the Rhine
French wnes-Champagne, Heidsck, % Mumm Co.. de
Meet Chandon" Chateau LATTE !" Haul Bnon
Haut- Taiance,n ST. Julien, &c.
Table Caret, Sauteme &c
Bandes, bottles, vintage 1915, Old o., London
Dock" &C. N g##
Also, draught dark and pale Cognac.
Jamaica Rum, In bottles, high proof and finest favor
Holland gin, very fine and pure.
Irish, Whskey in bottles and casks.
Anisette bordeaux, Curacoan vivid Cherry Brandy and
Stomach Bitters, prepared by myself)
Scoth Ale and London Brown Stout, &C..
Always kept choice article Of Havana cigars
JOHN II. BUTHMANN,
Pa. avenue, south side, between ~ and Streets
Dec 7-2twif2m
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Land, Pension, and General Agenc,

WILLIAM n. MlNNIX, late Of the Office, will
prosecute claims OF kind against government before
Congress any departments His experience different
branches Of departments especially relation military
bounty lands will enable him give full satisfaction all who may
require his The prompt Of
located by military will be secured, and all
taken deadeter Claims for
viii receive special attention He will also attend the sale
ing collection
this city by residents Others.
James Shields formerly
Of Land Oce Hon. Richard NJ Young,
sioner Of the General Land Offices all the officers the General
Land Office Congress generally inos
Thomas Richie, Edmund Burke Peter Force W. W. seaon
Bair J. c. Rives, Richard Wallach. .s
Office Hasup Weedons Coach Factory, the Centre
Market, Washington, d. G.
Sep 10