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Business stand Rent In wasbirpto

IREE the large building
established stand Seventh
Space will be completed and
They built in the modern
and with lights The is s feet wide
with de-laht
~ feet high II basement is feet by
deep inches high the clear, dry
lighted by
building The second fronting Market Space ~
becomes % wide Deep having
wide finished for
wide s, high
is n each basement
stairway The third is feet wide by "A feet deep
light the very
could made by throwing the last stoesno Each
a vault in the pavement for fuel.
the st Of October
warehouse the the side OF
fronting Seventh (tbe business
ciy II "a feet wide in e clear by s. feet deep and four
with cellar - feet by 30 feet deep 1t built
substantial and capital stand for wholesale
kind
the subscriber Miss Briscoe south side
Pennsylvania avenue, between ~ and 9th streets
f--eod2w ANNE r. DERM0TT.
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NOTICE PRE- -EdPTION CLAIMANTS, AND TO LESSEEs,
OCCUPANTS, AND PERNITTEES OF MINERAL LANDS.

NOTICE TO PRE- -EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS, AND TO LEsSEES,
OCCUPANTS AND PERMITTEES OF MINERAL LANDS.
entitled right Of the
lands above required establish the the
Sault Mac make
therefor practicable after seeing this notice
before the public
sale of the lands embracing the camcd otherwise such claim
will be forfeited.
person the under entitled An
office part of Michigan, and TO
Michigan,
approved LIST March, le47 ese occupants, Pers
lands
and who entitled under the entitled An act
reduce the minimum Of the mineral lands IN the supe
Michigan and Chippewa district Wisconsin,
approved September 1850 land covered by their
occupancy and permits respectively the minimum
Sl a covering than one f section emit
lied land Of
purchase, elect full section" the
required establish the the
Marie,
make practicable after seeing tMs notice,
Of the public
sale embracing the claimed otherwise such claim
viii be forfeited. .
J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner of the General Land ONCE.
July 27-lawl3w
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Certificate Of package OF % whole tickets, &27o 90
25 half 90
do of 25 quarter do 81 so
do Of 25 eighth do 80 rs
Orders pack
splendid the prompt
OF drawing Immediately after
o all order
Address J. & c. MAURY, Agents,
Aug2I Alexandra, Virginia.
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Assistant rcschee Wanted immediately
THE Principal Of WareRtcp IN o. Male Academy wishes
forthwith teacher who quahed to teach
mathematics lie
man, habits and good moral
applications be made immediately and by letter paid
10 Principat
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CEALED PROPOSALS win be received al this department unl
ing for and pnns, binding printed
opos 900 OF laws regulations
direct according 10 The copy 10
octave the size Of the pages Of e edoo Of e % and
published BY the department in s4 with marginal
be annexed IN the similar edition. te
our thousand i've copies must be delivered Wen ewed
ned win sun pape, covers and backs Specimens
remaining soc s a aSHs ss s.% aysed s sss IN
@ ,as s s 1 as G the direct
above stated and the deduction page made
pro % for ia Se aawed
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postage other tables alleged
connected with the furnishing
quality copies upon paper Of superior quality
81 as papsr must IA accompany each bid The
men where the will made and ali
s aHa ssd s GHs e ARRANGED /" The fam" a"A
The whole number copies required
the Post Once Department before the
aer The shall commence the delivery the
BY The delivery Of the manuscript rapidly the
require forfeiture per day delay
The delivery Of each no, 50 delivered within lime aforesaid
but bids will be received forty
a he ns @s IA
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g, to reject all the bids il /, shall determine that e in
terest OF The department requires such rejection
tanned in this advertisement the Postmaster
dsveea aIf ao an u @ me book shall
feet In the terms thereof the Is bound furnish
and finished and and binding equal the samples and that
equal to the book Of laws and regulations published s
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under SEAL endorsed Proposals for Printing Laws and Regu
Aug ia-law4w N. X. HALL, Postmaster General.
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IMronrANr CAIaFOnNIA CI,NRTS ,,,tn se,I.ns

IMPORTANT CALIFORNIA CHARTS, witi, sailing
Deetons by Commander Cadwaader Rnggod, United sta
navyenhraoing surveys Faones, 70 the bay
San Francisco, bays of Francisco and san Pablo ua
Car1nincs Suisun and delnc '
and joaquin rivers including the cities OF Sacfs
H. tv.s,,, ~ n.,.n s,,, ~, " TAYLOR MAURy,
w - nook ersn nesrq
nuGpST Decisions In tho co"sts ., EQUITY IN
II The limited states Putnam, OF inc boson bar
vos large octave 1851 giving digest OF all he aeoo IN ,he
equity United States previously 70 isa 'ut pm
...,,,.,, ~, -, -
July 81 rHHNSN 'H'1o"
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HEADoCARTERs MARINE CoRps,
QuartermasteT's Once, Washington, AuR u, 1851.

HEADor ARTERs MARINE CoRPs,
QuartermasteT's Once, Washington, Aug. II, ISL
SEPARATE proposals will be received this Office
~ O'clock Tuesday, the 26h supplying
iermase Department Marine Corps yards light
blue Ga kecys equal respect sample
by the department. and to be delivered New York Philadelphia
as the Quartermaser direct follows, 1000 yards
18Th October balance
December, 1851 Proposals of
The Marine Corps, Washington.
U;- The in Washington, PHILADELPHIA
and Boston in the habit OF publishing proposals.
VIII the above three
and send their bills accompanied printed copy ofthe
ment 10 this Office for payment
li-3awt26lh
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Navy Beef and Pork for 1854.

Navy Beef and Pork for 1854.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau Provisions and Clothing Angus. 49, 1851.
rAIED proposals. endorsed "Proposas Besfn
noss. for Pork may will
s mill ~ O'Clock m Saturday, the day September
ar, for furnishing delivering, fee OF all the
United States
.and sir hundred barrels Of pork
Rsch barrel less than hundred pounds
h. ~ beef or pok no weight will
u.i1 for TO delivered the respective follows:
Barrels beef Barrels pork
Chstesowu.
Al Brooklyn 500 200
Al GOsp0u,
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IN the petition of John Thomas Plan6ed New Jersey pray
" the him 2oh
The expiration Of said patent which takes place on the goth day OF
december, 1851
II ordered said petition be heard at ho Patent once on
Monday 2it t5 al ~ O'Clock, ana All
persons notified to appear they have,
why said petition ought be granted , - -, :, =,
required 10 file in the Patent
occ their objections specifically seorh writing AZ esst twenty
All testimony MED by either
ed a, The bcaInr taken and transmitted In
office, which viii be furnished
ordered also be published in the InteIeenccr,
.,ohc and Inon Wnshngton u. ID. Daily Bee, Boston,
Providence Journal, Providenee Rhode Island
,,n. New Brunswick New
Inauirer Philadelphia Pennsy vana once week fr
previous November nex
THos EWBANK,
Commissioned Of Patents.
g. of will please copy and rcnd their
bins Patent Office, with paper containing notice
June 19-iaw3w
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Virginia Land Once.

RIc uMosp, August 10, 1851.
conformity of Virginia l649 page 49l section
L hereby whom that
appears county Berkeley
of August 1851 that
inquest july 1851 following
the said Berkeley have been found
escleated to this Commonwealth, wits
Back creek Benjamin An
drcwss heirs.
Deals heirs
Packhorse James Greer.
90 acres Little Mountain, assessed to John Poweis heirs
Packhorse road, assessed
Back John Shocks heirs
Frederick line Isaac Scotts
$50 acres Mountain, Tbb's
n Back creek, assessed Andrew Jen kinss
4. n. PARKER HeN t..
Aug l5-law6w Land Office.
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Sale OF Improved Ohio, ceded by 10 wy
aadots IA Is41.

NOTICE is hereby given tha authority
IN Office by Of Sd March, IsiJ unsod
proved lands Upper sand OHIO, ceded BY the wyado
The I March, 1884, will be offered public land
ONCE Defiance Ohio Monday the fifteenth day Of September
al two dollars and % and that the value OF
the improvements agents War
shall be paid IN addition 10 The price OF the land
The sale will be open
70 offer the lands, and not exceeding weeks
Given under hand at the city Washington, seventeenth
JOHN WILSON,
Acting Commissioner of the
24-law6w General 4 and OA6cs
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University OF Pennsylvania, Medical Department.
Eishtysirth session. (ls5l-'52)
NHE lectures will Monday 9Th
J. terminate at the close Of March ensuing II
Theory aud Practice Of Medicine B.
Anatomy, William Il. Horner, M. ID.
hateTia Medca and Pharmacy, Joseph Carson, MD.
Chemistry, james b. Rogers, NJ u.
SSEesy, Wr us ,GfDGaa op women ana Chldren Hugh L.
Hodge, M. ID.
Institutes Of Medicine, Samuel Jackson, M. ID.
Clinical instruction Pennsylvania
Wood, M. d., and by Geo. w. Norris, NJ ID. 7 ..e
Demonstratve instruction in medicine and in by the
professors Of the medical faculty. assisted by W. W. Gerhard NJ d.
and Henry II. Smith, NJ. ID. III '#
Practical anatomy by John Neii, M. d., demoasraor
Amount of fees lectures Sl05
Mauicuuing fee, (paid only Observation-Disclosures.
Practical anatomy 10
w. IL. HORNER, M. D.,
Dean the Medical Faculty,
3S Chestnut street, Thrteenth opposite
Mint, Philadelphia. L ' 5sk
Aug l--2awIOctl5 .a4t
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William and Mary College, Williamsburg, Va.
THE of this will open Wednesday, the
eth OF October the have
been made for full Of instruction organic and agricultural
chemistry The statutes college been carefully revised
and the study adapted Of all classes
whole includes
fifteen classes For proficiency eight Of these the degree Of
Bachelor Philosophy
cludns the ancient languages degree for prof
cheney in all, he degree OF a. Nj. .aF-s .ssiH
Fdcufy. +
Right Rev. John Johns President of Moral
Philosophy the Evidences Christianity.
Judge Beverly Tucker Professor Municipal Constitutional
Law.
Benjamin Ewe Professor Mathematics Science
Morgan J. Smead, PHI d., y
A. Washington, Professor of History Political Economy
Rev Slas Toen, D. d. Professor of Intellectual Philosophy
Bellies Letters and Rhetoric
Robert Gaewood, Adjunct Professor of Mathematics.
July 2J-laW4w y Z
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Maps California just finished and ready
for distribution.


for distribution. go
of charts embracing the latest Of the Faaones
and San Pablo straits cnrqnes bay
dec branches of the and San Joaquin rivers and me
and Boston, with sail
directions, tables latitude, Longitude and
The senes consists charts by each The gen
exhibits the whole survey Com
ander hnggod including of the San Joaquin by c.
Gbbes with air line and ye distances between all the import
a cities in the State Of California.
Sheet No exhibits the Faaones and bay of San
Francisco, a scale OF half an inch TO mile.
Combined they extend from the bay San Francisco the Amer
showing the locations OF ihe cities OF San Francisco
Vallejo, capital OF the Sae Benicia Martinez New York OF
the Pacific, susun, Sacramento, and Boston
Francisco To Sacramento city on enlarged scales
All orders directed the undersigned, of VIM Bayy,
"A'"'ns0" '"' FRED D. STUART, Sole Agent,
Herald, Orleans Pcayune, Cincinnati to)
Mercury Daily Atas Inquirer Register
Philadelphia North American Norfolk Herald Baltimore Amer'ean
and Charleston Courier please week three times and
send bill with copy ofthe paper TO washington Union.
Aug l-lawu
NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE.-The lecture. In
IN Institution will Monday Of November
and continue until March
Thomas Miller NJ. d. Professor Of Anatomy and Physiology.
William Johnston, d., Professor OF Obstetrics Diseases
Riley, d. Professor Medica, Therapeutics.
May, D., Professor Principles Practice Of
Tyler D. Pathology Practice Of Med
King Stone, d. Microscopcal
Edward Foreman d. Professor Chemistry Pharmacy.
James f. Morgan NJ D., Prosector Dcmonstrator.
The entire for full Of lectures by all the
Practical anatomy by The demon.ator NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10
Marieulaing fee payable only once
Clinical instruction regularly Washington Inhrmay.
Aug Io-aaw,d Dean
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University OF Virginia.


TUE session University Virginia win com
OCTOBER wihou, un-
m the t OF June The University comprises
and ecturesip, viz;
Ancient Lauguages-Professo Gessner Harrison,
D. Mathematics-proessor Edward H. Courtonay, Lii. ID.
A. Natural Phiiosophy-Proiassor VIM D. Rogers LII. d.
Chemistry and Materia MedieaPfoessor Robert Rogers,
Medicine Professor Henry Howard, MD.
compara,ye Anatomy Physiology, and surgeyJames L. Ca
8 Moral Philosophy VIM II. McGuaey, DID,, L. D.
Y. Law-proessor John b. Minor LIZ ID.
=, Adjunct froessor-James r. Holcombe.
TO- Lecturer and Demonstration
my--John staige Davis, A. NJ, NJ. D.
To be admitted into the University
sss m Of TWO brothers applying for na'reuaon The Faculty
If the applicant for admission has been
coporaed seminary he cannot be received University
less he produce ceicae such
evidence, TO the Faculty, ofgenera good conduct
The whole exclusive Clothes books and
pocketmonsy, estimated as follows;
Board including attendance for months 500
Fuel and candles 10 be furnished by the Proctor
per cent commission estimated, IL only student
dormitory at $50; room s5......, Is
Washing may be had al about $40 session. ......
Kent OF an entire domoy, s6 for half If occupied by
Mariculauon fee library, and public rooms IS
Fees II single professor be attended, $50 two, $50
II three or more, SIS each
In the school of law the Junior class
the intermediate
senior Glass; SIS the higher fee giving
mission, besides TO any lower class in the
sal5
Medical Department.
In the medical department inc
the Demonstrators ticket and dsscctng sos
months enables the student complete
ensire that OF other medical the
tending only two lectures day.
Lap School
An adjunct prossorp having been appointed department.
subjects equity and
commercial will fully hitherto
aecabe and viii be added Of
civil law together with exposition OF the important leading
NJ. $. KEMPER,
Proctor and Patron Of the University OF virgn MIA.
Aug i2-2awswtol
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sixteen. = = -
LAnds appropriated by law schools military
oue together with hose swamp and overowed lands
made unnt thereby for cultivation which shall be selected
oy e state authorities before appointed
meh OF t public sales respectively under the entitled San
swsmp lands within their limits approved September 1885,
granted by law Of Congress for military services
fea 70 ths United States H be permedon the above
d"a hs provided by the entitled San making appro
of e civil and diplomatic the government
Ac, approved 3D. March, 1851.
e oerg oil the above mentioned lands will be commenced
and VIII proceed IN the order in which they
wit all despatch, until the whole shall have
offered and the sales thus closed but shall
longer than two weeks and entry the
ns Admitted until after the expiration the two weeks
osen under my hand at the city Washington
day July ammo Domni thousand hundred and
MILLARD FILLMORE
By the President:
.h. J. BUTTRRnELD,
II Commissioner ofthe General Land Ofice
, 4 NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every entitled right pre- empton any
lands within the townships and townships
ted establish the
and receiver land oce make therefor
practicable seeing notice before
pointed for the Of public the lands
bacing tue tract claimed Otherwise such claim will be forfeited
J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
July 27-lawl3w
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nE QUINCEx's Itfe aud Manners frcm the An
~ biography Of an Opium Eater. Uniform edition.
For sale by TAYLOR A NAURy,
luiy4F Booksellers eh street
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AOTtCE.-HOQE, BROTHER co leave to inform 'hef
" customers Inst they the latest "pFA-
tions rich and bs auifu
French embroidered mun and lace sleeves Guns an"
collars
Camhric 6ooncing insertings, and edgings .-
Aso inconet canhric., and SWISS mastns for
dresses, TO which they invite attention
July
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REmOvA1.- DE sEt.DlNG b wYLfE have removed thef
~ General Seventh street between
and opposite Odd PeIlow. Hail. and doors from the
"soonal IuteAiaeNcer oGce.
Mar 0-aAwM
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HANGING Acadcmy--Etr~t Coarse.-Mr. y. r. IAHHp ha
the To the citizens Washington and George
dancing
Tuesday, October 2a residence
avenue opposite Willards hotel
DAYS Oft Washington Thursdays and
DAYS. Georgetown Mondays and Fridays.
Oet9-du
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second Course.-Dnncsng Academy.
Mr. r. LIABLE has the citizens o
Washington and Gecetcwn haf his second course OF dsneni
Thurrdsy January nj b
rssid.nce ON Penn.yvans avenue opposs Winds Hotel
Days o uiton Washington Ihnrsdays and ss'
osri 0susyssown- Mondays and Fridays
Dec ~ d0h
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-05-15

tnae crowned q range Of hills, fronting the
Windows where ne sat, was he conscious of
the latenessof the hour, He reluctantly de-
parted, to his room.
The nextday, and indeed for several days,
he was regular attendant upon Miss Helen,
and was known to have visited every nice BIT
of woodland, and river scenery, in the neigh
borhood Of thevillage, in the evening drives,
he had taken, under the guidance Of the fair
one. During this blessed cooling season,
whereof some of my readers, have personal
memory, George was in raptures, He had
taken occasion, once or twice, to speak in We
ry slight disparagement of religion, in her
presence, for the purpose of testing her esti-
mate of her profession, and the result had
been creditable toll her valuation of it. Now,
Mrs. Sukey Sample was one Of your know.
ing old ladies, and among other items of in
formation, she had managed topick, was thai
of George Graham's preference fora woman
of piety. How much the circumstance O
her having communicated this to Helen, in
duced that very sensible person to suppose
Mr.. Graham's reflections on religion, to BE-
mere past time, and therefore caused her t.
become its jealous advocate, is amatter about
which, 1 am as yet in state of complete ig
norance. Ihave thought it possible though
that it might have contributed amoiety to hel
zeal; for we have it on good authority, tina
she was really jealous.
Things were going on swimrningly between
the two equally smitten loves, when circum
stance occurred, that completely changed tn
course of their 'true love-"
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Getting an Invitation.

1t was observed that certain rich man
never invited any one to dine with him
"I'll lay wager" said a wag, 81 get an IN
yitation from him" The wager being ac-
cepted, he goes the next day to the rich mans
house about the time he was to dine, and tells
the servant that he must speak with his mas
ter Immediately, for he could save him
thousand pounds.
"Sir," said the servant to his master, "hcre
is man in great hurry, who says he can
save you a thousand pounds -
Out came the master
"What is that, sir? Can you save me a
thousand pounds?"
eyes, sir, can; but see you are at din
ner; will go myself and dine, and call a.
gain"
ooh pray, sir, come in and take dinner
with me"
81 shall be troublesome"
'Not at all"
The invitation was accepted. As soon as
dinner was over, and the family retired, the
conversation was resumed.
"Well, sir" said the man of the house,
"now to your business Pray, let me know
how am to save a thousand pounds"
"Why, sir," said the other, Il hear that
you have daughter to dispose Of in mar
riage."
q have, sir"
"And that you intend to portion her with
ten thousand pounds"
81 do, sir"
"Why then, sir, let me have her, and I
will take her at nine thousand"
The master of the house rose in a passion
and kicked him out of doors.
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MICROsCOPICvIEw OF AN OYSTER SHELL.
If examined by the microscope, the extent
of an oyster shell will be found large con-
tinent, as it may be called, millions of mi
mute insects that wandcrin the largest iber-
ty over its surface. Each of these insects Is
the owner of house or cavern, which it forms
by burrowing in the solid she'll. Besides
these minute members of the animal king
dom, the vegetable tribes are represented by
a luxurious growth of plants springing up Q
yer the entire shell. These are of every va
riety of form, and color, and consists of trees,
shrubs, and flowers of the most beautiful de-
scription. In order to examine them proper
lily, the shell should be placed in a glass Of
clear water.
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A VENERABLE CoAT A friend informs
us that he yesterday saw blue uniform coat
which formerly belonged to Gen Henry Lee,
of the Revolution; and which, no doubt, had
been worn by that accomplished officer in
many hard-fought battle. It's the proper
ty of Dick Nugent," a slave belonging to
Mrs. Julia Terrett, of Fairfax, whose father,
Col. Baldwin Dade, more than forty years
ago, purchased Dick of Gen. Lee. Thecoat,
until year ago, was in fine state of preser-
walton; but uncle Dick, either not thinking
the rich facing and trimmings suitable to be
worn by one OF his advanced age, or anxious
to crafty some of his grandchildren, stripped
the coat of its epaulettes and facings
Richmond paper.