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DEMOyAL.-The celebrated DR. c. w. ROBACK, professor OF
astronomy phrenoogy combined
with conuaon from Sweden having removed his Office . NO
q services to the citizens
asngon He consulted by all the heads o
Europe and enjoys higher reputation as an asrooser ha
living calculated according to geomancy
ladies' So gentlemen S. Persons distance can have their
sending Of their BIRTH All
containing the above fee will receive Immediate aten
ton, natvues part OF the world written on
durable paper and prepared his
conuration any following topics Courhip, advice
accomplishment wealthy marriage
redeem such given to the free use
the hazard, and for the
stolen property purchasing of lottery tickets Thou
have been done In this and
United the full satisfaction OF all
have been cast during the last four
years while will purpose, and will do
well person, the mail is safe that
money through the post office Dr. Roback
monthly, and has missed
All will be relgiouy attended TO- prepaid De par
cuar Office county and For particulars
office of Union, and astrological almanac
gratis. . ,r ,o,,,,
White street, New York.
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safe transmission.
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Of Il Of
pted states OF America hereby declare known
hat public will be held the land oaiee at sAuLT STE
twenty day Of oc.ber next for he disposal q those
ions Of sections public lands situated within ,s limits
ID BY mineral leases not purchased Or reported @ o The ssooss a.
not leases be offered under he P,esden
Of The g January 0 and n Sns n @ and -
oeod provisions OF the entitled An act TO reduce
s met n%S% %Sss pss and % s @ Gspsw s Wi
proved a6th September, 1850, 10 wit
NORTH ofthe .esi Of the principal meridian
Townships f,y-ssten eight and lornlne' of range TWEEN
townships oyseven, eight, forty nine aud fifty eight of
Tc~nshps my esh, and my nine, Of .wen seven
Townships diyone, hiytwo, and nyeght OF range twenty
oyynships my one my wo my seven dy eight, and hsy
A1s Town.ps any ons dry two hy and ye,sn,
"foTn.Sps hysr, any seven eight, range
Townships hy nifty four, yh five, hfysix, hf and
townships dy four. my 1--WE, hyx, hy seyen of range
townships dy three hfyfoa hyhve and d six and town
ship sixty five, sn Isle aoyals, Of range ,niry-our;
ownsn and slee Of rSnsa ,anss
Townships hfyone, hfy-two and hyihrec, of range thirty
sxn.S asy sns s sf sass
Township T my, ~. one me- Si or range a fury "f
Townships oiysish forty-nins hs, my one range
TOWNSHIPS foresh, forynlne my and nyone, range
townships forty eight forty nine h, and fy one range
,rownships forty nine and fifty, Of range forty
Townships fory forty seven, forty eight and forty nine, Of
range forty-scven 49,. -. -. -. a.,
Township forty eight Of range forty nine. ,
Isnds the OF schools military and
other those and overfowed lands
made thereby for ctvaon any, whch sa pc selected
h. ,he state before appointed for the commence
ent tbe public entitled San 10 enable the
s,.t. Arkansas reclaim the kwamp lands
within approved September 49, ls?O rH DC ereuded
from fhe saes And bounes heretofore
"a by any law OF Congress military services rendered the
limited States permitted the above mentioned lands
pntitp nactma
the diplomatic of government ac approved ID
Pareular lists the tracts will be deposited with
the register before the day OF sae
md ,he offerings commenced the day
pointed viii proceed the order which they are advertised
with ali whole shall have been Of
ered and the shall be kept
longer private OF the lands
viii be admitted expiration Of the weeks
Given Washington this twenty sixth
49, -'' MILLARD FILLMORE.
BY the President:
J. BuTTERrIELp,
H. Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
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rARPETISGs, Floor OiI-Cioth., Curtain Materials
&eThe subscribers have pleasure announcing 10 the
friends, and housekeepes generally Wash
Georgetown, and Alexandria, and adjacent
and Virginia. thar they have Just received New York
packets by far the altogether
assortment Of furnishing dry goods Of description
they have had the pleasure of presenting the
ing articles OF which they beg 10 enumsrale, viz
IS pieces tapestry velvet carpeing, new designs
90 do tapestry Brussels do very rich
75 do heavy English Brussels do
Is do do do do small figures
bales patent English nTussek low priced
5000 yards three ply earpetng Lowell manufacture
$500 do do ingram do do
1000 do do do second quality
sheets very beautiful oil CLOTH which will any
shape for halls passages
% wiied and Venetian, for
SO dozen brass rods all Sizes aud cheap
Is printed drigget cmnb cloths from l04 10 1874
10 pieces very rich silk and wool de iaine
20 do do woTsted and cotton do
o5 do do worited damasks
Is do do damasks, double width
do do worsied de LANES, for furniture
rs do Turkey-red cashmeIets
rs pairs richly embroidered lace curtains
so pairs embroidered muslin curtains
30 pieces embroidered curtain musins, low price
$50 brass cornices, the richest the cheapest
latest all Of which viii be offered the
dating Purchasers cordially invited examine stock
before making their selections else where.
HOoE, BROTHER, co.
Sept 6-diwif
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TO Contractors.
ARoHirEor's osFIoK, U. s. Carr

ARuHirEor's OFFICE, U, 3, CAFIToL,
,,,, ~ Washington " q September 49, 1851
EALED PROPOSALS m WIN D received This once Or before
work and materials for the extension OF the United States
For all the work. embracing marble, workmanship
aps sdf ~ including a. = s
and eo seSs @ a al expenses pertaining 10 the same
For 5000 barrels Of lime entirely with wood, each barrel
ss s ,Ia d % S. GanS nSae a cement each barrel to weigh
'oi -, sss = 1sS oaS 100 900 pounds bs,a ID net
for ieer Of "a white pine common euns boards In 10
For q 900 feet measure sby spruce pine scan,ns
For $50 feet board measure, BY white scanuns
yered such during ensuing year. quantities,
as may from time 70 time be required by the Architect commencing
All bidders marble granite send with
y 70 win Information as to @ oa eaas nd and
Every aeeompanied BY guarantee signed
a o s sss % s ai S 2"
enter into az within twenty with good and
guarantee accompanied y states
Sss p Unsd se s % nsy dc u
q Ineor at the guaran'o are able to make good their
T. deciding the @ ss w be q had sas e ns q sna s q @
will be accept such offers may be deemed most adva
s"a s aas 20 NAV be examined this Office
daysandays eSeepted-om 9, NJ to g. M until the aoe'
All Proposals for Extension of
United States Capitol" and addressed THOMAS H. WALTER
Architect the Extension OF the Capitol
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
To THOMAS u WALTER
Architect o Extension the U. s. Capitol,
Washington, ID. c.:
We, undersigned, residents of in the State Of,
hereby Jointly United States, and
guaranty, the foregoing bid of being accepted,
he they WILL within twenty days after the the
good and sufcient
perform articles proposed,
oy the under which made
And in the said should fail to enter into contract as
make good the difference between the
of the said --- and the nextlowes bidder
~ - ABB
best knowledge and belief the
guarantors good and sufficient. f.
Sept 23-3awtOct20
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octldtf
A..,...n, Teacher wanted Immediately.

Assistant Teacher. Wanted Immediately.
THE Principal the wau.n,o N CD Male Academy wishes 70
teacher who s qualified 20 teach
Eneh lower mathematics He must
man. habits and good moral character
An must and II BY letter, post paid,
10 the Principal,
Feb lQ--d6
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University OF Maryland.


THE nc begin Wednesday the 18th day Of Octo-
i ber 1851, and close lst March, 1882.
Nathan r.. Smith, NJ. D., surgery
William r. A. Aiken, NJ D., Chemistry and Pharmacy.
Samuel Chew, NJ d. Therapeutics, Maiea Medicn and Hygiene
Io~eph Roby NJ D., Anatomy and Physiology.
Wiiam Power, NJ D., Theory and Practice Of Medicine.
Richard n Thomas NJ d. Midwifery and Diseases Of Women and
Children. -. -. u.,-,,
George w. Mitenberer, M D. fa,hooeioa Anatomy.
The most ample opportunities for the prosecution Of practical
stomy nt a moderate expense.
cctes four times week. by Professors Pow
In e baltimore Inna, with the privilege OF daily visits TO s
wards without charge 10 the student ior me ucket
$50 20 Sso pracucai nnatomyj sOi manc
' W WILLIAM II. A. AIKEN, Dean.
Baltimore, August !, 1851. Aug g5-2swtl5oc.
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Il township one west Of the suwannee river, OF range

OF OF 5uwainee
sixteen,
Lands appropriated by for schools military
other purposes together with bose and overoed
made unit thereby for cultivation which
o e sta aa,oes before The days appointed o the
nent OF the public sales respectively the
10 enable the state other States
swamp lands within their ntso September
% Dc srelnded the sales And
heretofore granted by Congress
dssd e ,ha United states @n Be permitted Of s atovep'e
toned fcnd' provided by the entitled can appro
Ne, approved Sd March, 1851. II
The Offering of the above mentioned will
the days appointed and Will the
advertised with all convenient despatch
been offered the kent
open longer than weeks,
VIII be admitted until after expiration weeks.
Given under hand the city
day OF July ammo Dolini thousand
MILLhRD FILLMORE.
By the President:
j. BprrERFELp,
Commissioner ofthe General Land Once
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled the right Of empion any
lands within The townships and OF townships above
ted Is required 10 establish the the satisfaction Of the
and receiver Of The proper land ohe and make therefor
as soon as practicable after seeing h notice. and before
pointed Tor The commencement OF the public sale OF the lands
bracing the tract claimed otherwise such claim viii be forfeited
j. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
July 27-lawl3w
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PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING,

For HeIghI or passage apply TO
EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. So Wall street, NJ Y,
BROWN, SIiIPLEY, Co,
Liverpool.
E. G. ROBERTS, & CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London.
l.. DRAPER, jr,
Sept 5-diy boulevard, Montmartre, Paris.
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NOTICE TO PRE- -EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS, AND TO LEssEEs,
OCCUPANTS AND PERMITTEEs OF MINERAL LANDS

Every person entitled the right of empuon to any OF The
required establish the same TO The sat
on OF the register and Marie, end make
payment therefor practicable after seeing fh notice,
and before day appointed for the The pnh
embracing the clamed otherwise such claim
will be forfeited -.
And every person having right under the entitled An
office in the northern part OF Michigan ard to
mineral lands the State OF Michigan
approved l6i7 occupants PeTfees To
ter of their permits OF the lands above
the entitled An act
minimum price of the mineral lands In the Lake supe
nor district Mchisa Chippewa district, in Wisconsin,,
September 1850 the land covered by their
leases permits respectively at the minimum
Of than full section, " emit
ed of such lease permit the proper land OF
shall elect full sectonn
required establish the
satisfaction register Sau Marie
payment practicable seeing
appointed OF the public
embracing claimed
will be forfeited
J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner of the General Land Oifce.
July 97-lawl3w
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nEnoyAI DE sELDlNG wyLiE have removed ihe
General Agency Once seventh street between
streets. Odd feoWs Hn ehd Two doors from ""
Natons Insei gcncer Office.
MAJ
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NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE.-Tbe lectures in this
~ will the hrSt Monday oi November
nd until March
Thomas Miller, d., Professor OF Anatomy and Physiology
william NJ d. Professor OF Obstetrics and Diseases
Of Women and Children
Joshua Riley d. Professor Of Msena Medca, Therapeutics,
Jno Pred May NJ d. ore Principles and Practice Of
Surgery. -.
Grafton Tyler d. Of Pathology and Practice Of Med
icine.
Robert King stone NJ d. Professor Mcoscopca Pato-
logical Anatomy
Edward Foreman NJ D. Professor or Chemistry and Pharmacy
James r. Morgan, NJ. D., Prosccor and Depunsuutor
expense for full course OF lectures by al o pro
Practical anatomy by the demonator 10
MaicuIstng payable only
Graduating
Clinical instruction given regularly at the Washington lnhrmary
JNo. FRED MAY, MD,
Aug I0-2awtd Dean.
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Medical Department Of Georgetown College,
Corner Of p and l2ih strsei,, Warrington, d. C.
THE Lectures will commence Monday in November,
i nd continue until the latter part Of March
FACULTY.
Noble Young Principles and Practice Of Medi-
cine, -,
Charles ebeman Professor Of Institutes and Practice OF
Surgery ...-.--, ,,..- !,
Fdoardo Howard M D. Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases Of
Women and Children.
Johnson Eliot, M. D., Professor Of Anatomy, -.
Joshua A. Richie Professor Of Institutes Of Medicine
James Austin Professor Of Maiera Medica and Thea
J. w, II. Lovejoy, NJ. D., Professor Of Chemistry r.,
w Everett NJ d. Associate Professor ana Domonsuatof
Of Anatomy - --...., -
Clinical lectures and operations performed on
patients nhmary and Dspensary attached To hs co'
iege -. -, ..
lecture halls and nnaomca
rooms admirably adapted for medic al Instruction
of lectures
Naturalization (pnd only once)
Demonstrators bcket...
Perpetual ticket.
for those who have attended two full courses in
FLODOARDO HOWARD, NJ, d., Dean,
Corner Of 10th and streets
Aug oI-IawtNov
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The College of st. James,

WlsHsGros COUNTY, Mn,
(TRs Diocesan College Of hs ProesHt Episcopal Church,
THE session will on Monday October 1881
and continue until tho commencement daytho last
Tuday In July recommended 10 enter
the opening received time they
ny and the charge estimated the date OF thcir entrance
The college number Of claes, affords all the op
complete education, and at the successful termna
collegiate course coners on m graduates the usual aca
demicg degrees. -..... .. ....... ~.
T grammar school, Immediately adjoining the college, and un
The rector under distinct discipline,
d acndemca and prepares
The oversight and direction OF The
professors college special advantages to the pupils Ia
the grammar school.
In the mercantile clases the study Of the Greek language is
omitted its place supplied Ly additional studies IN modern Ian
guages, hook keeping, &c. - . :,
Te stsa,on Of the college entirely hosu and, by is dis
villages favorable TO good morals aud
order
"Kemp ap building 30 feet by to viii be ready for
sddiion ormer
corps professors have recently appointed Hugh Davy
civil aud ecclesacn law, and John H.
Alexander, LII. d., lecturer physics and chemistry.
te in the college and grammar
months hundred and twenty hve
dollars. payable semi. annually in advance.
Applications for admission to he made TO
Rev. John b. KERFoOT, D. D., Rector
College OF st. James p. o. Maryland.
Aug lf-3taw2m
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University or Virginia.


TINE next annual Universy Of Virginia will
October and continue without nennsson
2 Of June The University comprises the following schools
aud iecturerhip, yzi ...
l. Ancient Languages-Professor Gessner Harrison, NJ. D.
o Modern Languases-Professor M schee dc vee LII. D.
}. naics-Prolcssor Edward II, Courtonay, LII d.
4. Natural Philosophy Professor VIM b. Rogers, LII. D.
g. Medicine Professor Henry Howard, MD.
Comparative Anatomy, Physiology, and sugeryJames L. ga
Moral Philosophy-Professor McGuaey, DID,. LIZ ID.
Q. Law-Proessor John b. Minor, IL, . D;
Adjunct Professor-James r. Hocombe 49,, -
TO- Lecturer and Demonstrate, Of Special and ra'n0Oa "nao
To be admitted into University student be l6 Of
age but Of two brothers applying i0 'e faeu may
T he applicant for admission student other in
seminary be received into the University
produce certificate from such seminary or other satisfactory
evidence, Faculty, Of general good conduct . ,
whole exclusive OF cots books and
poe ket money, are estimated follows;
Board including attendance for months sl0o
candles be furnished by The Proctor at cost and
per commission, estimated, IT only one student IN the
dornitory nj $50 room AT sl5...,.. IS
Washing may had at about $40 session "
Rent Of an entire doni"y, sio' io' h'' " 'uP " WV a
Ma,reuistioa fee use library public Is
Fees. II single professor be attended, s'o '"0 7'
In bs schoo, Of law in the junior abovei
In the they 500 In all cases and IN The
Glass; sI5 the higher fec in each instance giving ad
mon besides 10 any in the school-say.. 10
saa
Medical Department.
In the for tuition including
the dssectpg fee s95 The session Of
student complete course OF studies as eh
that OF other medical institution IN he uhon W a
tending only two lectures day.
Lay School
An adjunct having appointed in the department.
law viii be taught fully
aud there will be ADDED short course Of lectures on inc
law together with exposition OF the most important leading
ices law and equity, ,,,, O y,,,,,,
Proctor and Patron Of ths University Of Virginia.
Aug I2-2awSwtol
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The New York Liverpool United states Mail
Steamers.

sf-r,NM These ships having been built by contract
k4} NJ pressly for government service,
SS1HH taken in their constructions their engines
insure strength and speed; aceomno
daons of passengers unequaed for elegance
fnce OF passage from New York 20 Liverpool $3.50 Exclusive
E35 = - -
An experienced surgeon win be attached 20 each shin.
No berth can be secured until paid MI.
The owners OF these ships will gold
bullion Specie Jewey precious ones METALS OF
adng are signed therefor and the
~
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New FaIi and Winter Goods.

Fall and Winter Goods.
uOOF, BROTHER, CO.. Pennsylvania avenue between 7th
Ill prepared TO ohT 10 the
Washington Georgetown and Alexandria,
surrounding Maryland and Virginia, full and
Of French Engsh and India fancy and staple
dry goods, OF m mportations. They name
Very elegant brocade silks, dark coors
Extra rich brocade silk for evening
Rich plaid silk styles
Extra heavy plain poult de sole
cav waered silks, all coors
Real Irish poplns, richly watered, all shades
Very black silks, all widths
Superior wide colored silk velvets, every shade
Fren Merino and Thibet cloths great variety
French de LANES, designs
French cashmere de cosse, latest styles
NIB chemseues with sleeves to match
Real yalencennes lace chemisettes and cuffs
Elegantly embroidered and lace trimmed handkerchief
White Canton Grape shawls, from sl2 10 s75
Velvet coaks and mantilas styles
Silk mantilas and ystes also styles
Real cashmere snawls, long and square
Real cashmere and Tbibe scaIs
Long short sewing silk mits and gloves
Baiious celebrated Kid Cloves every size and shade
Black silk laces, black and colored silk fringes
Thread laces and insertngs, wide and narrow
Muslin and cambnc ruhings
Muslin N cambric inserings and cdsings
Sash, neck, and belt ibands, &c, &C.
entirely and desirable goods suit
present approaching which weekly add
fashionable styles, at the lowest
prices. a,, ,noru,n 90
septia-H
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super oileloth twelve eighteen foe,
wide
do low priced oIcioth from six feet
10 do Cocoa matings, for basement, &c.
Also, full variety OF i'm
and America carpeung, such
Tapestry velvet tapestry Brussels English and American Brussels
ingram, aud ingram, low
priced rag hemp, both striped and plaid together
line for house furnishing which
prepared offer good terms
other dealers In this country s. -
Api iS-u y. H. HooE y 90.
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The steamship Columbia will francisco and
ports IN oregon awaiting the former port the arrival OF the mails
and from Panama, and delay
mails and for the from San Francisco.
regular popelers will be kept up
freight and transient between Panama and San Fran
CISCO
The well known steamship Sarah Sands of 800 BURDEN
under charter peculiarly commodous
her cabin arrangements will be kept running family
boat
One OF the will keep the
Ac ipulco and the other Mexican ports r..
The the will be maintained by the United
States mail steamships
Georgia 900
fAmPTc 1Hy .z,uoo
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NOR Autumn and Winter Wear-Undershirts and
Drawes-The largest BEST and varied stock of foreign
received consisting of
Heavy and extra heavy silk shirts and drawers
Do do do
Do do Scotch wool do do
Very fine cashmere do DO
Do Shaker do do
Also supply "Trevoit" drawers, with patent waist
bands varied in sizes, and OF them the
Families and gentlemen who
purchasing supply fall and winter requested call
at STEVENS'S,
Al the Ahenrum, opposite Adephi Theatre.
TAmer. TEL
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IJARPER'S Magazine ior October.
Ill International Magazine for October
Cuba ls5is statistics, &c., from official docu
ments connexion with the revolt
SelfDeceptonA History Of the Human Heart by Mrs.
Ellis
The London Medical Student; by Punch.
The Mysteries OF Heath-A Romance by Eugene
The London Lancet for September
Don Guxotte vol svo price so cents This day received
for sale by TAYLOR n MAURY,
Oct2 booksellers 9th
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Pacific Mail steamship Company.-The only Through
Line for California and Oregon.
f.r-n.wn The public informed that under the
MfaYES rangements Of this company, inspected
SW1E4B aud approved by tile Navy Department. and
aaz&@A- ing the United States nails will continue leave
Panama and
unless detained unavoidable accident Acapulco
San Diego and Monterey The following packets belonging
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company which will be
port at each end of the route. the Pacific:
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C.n,o" MATING, FLOOR oileioshs, Cnrpeuns, SC.
THE receiving per schooner Statesman,
L from New York
so pieces - Ell heavy white Canton matings
do 5t do do do
do
20 do a. do red checked do do
rs do 54 kB4do do
10 do - do fancy do do
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,IpAN. by the author of Lady Alce'.A Tsle o
10 -. ,yo,d For sale by TAYLOR MAURY,
sep9 o"Vs,'"'''' ''"' - 1850
, PRACTICAL Treatise on the Law OF vendors ana
Purchasers OF Estates by the Right Hon Sir Edward sugden;
American decisions the law OF ven
ume BY j. " Perkins, ESQ.,
vols. Just pubshed and this day received
Oct9 phhNth iAtbo6
IoHN g. CALHOUN's great Work ON the Constitution
j United SaesA Dsquisiton the Con-
uon Of the United States by John a. Calhoun
edited by Richard Cae published under the direction OF the
assembly Of South Carona and for sale In washington city
~ TAYLOR MAURY,
Octl Bookseliers, near 9th street
THE MODERN FRENCH COOK-s practical guide
the culinary adapted well for the
largest the private families by Charles
Elme Franea,ei volume, svo, $40 pages with numerous "
ustratons, Price Sl IS. =. o., An
Sept ~ FkANch ihiho"