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Army Asylum.-The Washington correspondent,

Army Asylum-The Washington correspondent
of the Charleston Courier says:
"Ihe Board of Commissioners appointed to se.
ect site for the Army Asylum, near this city,
recently decided in favor OF the firm of G. W.
Riggs, formerly of the firm of Corcoran & Riggs.
Mr.. Riggs offered it at $4,000. 1t contains one
hundred and twenty acres, and is on the heights
three miles from Washington. There is hand.
some mansion on the place, and the grounds around
it are highly embellished. The farm may be worth
at least third of what the Government pays for
it, and that is an unusually good bargain for the
Government 10 make. If the Government wants
land it must pay three or four prices for it.''
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{'dk ceebtated AAuAME LAMONT from Bsrnum.
has surned TO thl om recent vs to b.
NC noos ler daily court The No
ss osvsea refio And Poyrs rest The recepoo Of
se y INCLINED q wonderful Revelations most seen
sne and correct p'edcuon Mia Jenny Lind during her .s
Ia created the greatest wonder and excitement her,
sna ber me long adsns q A.dAs
vantage Of occult hnoviese possessed BY no one e. in
their advantage To give her a call Ss IA NM IL TO
~ nne 81 stay this CT being limited she has rdu..s h
"A An
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Crockery, China ana Glassware,
Samuel II. Moore r Co..
81 CAMP STREET,
HAVE in store and are constantly receiviny the
= the following articles in their line which they q a
CIR Will guaranty to be of The best quality and ~
at as low prices can be found in the CIV ~
VdW and sent to the purchasers
EV FREE CHARGE. III
White Opaque China DINNER SETS
French China DINNER and TEA SETS
Fancy painted and plain white TOILET SETS
Panted and Gill Breakfast and Tea SERVICES
" hlte French CHINA, in de- ached pieces.
Moulded. tut and Engraved GLASS
britannia Metal and Silver Plated CASTORS
LAMPS, CANDLESTICk, Japanned WATERS.
Ivory handled and common KNIVES and FORKS
With great variety of other articles OF
House, Goods.
IL Also in store
SOLAR LAMPS GIRONDoLES AND ENTRY LAMPS
5O0 craes of common and medium CROCKERY. to he
ol3 3m2&3p p'iSe''
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STEAMBOATS,

4 $4,000 ~ u -
Meohis sna che Lake PaeEsSS.
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n ano,nss fsht received ths Canal WarAenss 81 eli
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packet s s,ssmsr kSiPEaVa -'Fss IsSs
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tsprsssy iof the above IAse. vii isase Ssf
eans syeiy MONDAf and THUksDAY At M 1872.
f. Astuninx, leaves Donaidsonviie ever Ius,iss Al
.1' F. .sL 10 q
SSs,SSosDos,
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DRY GOODS, ETC.

G. Yale, Jr., r. Co.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS In iMPORTED
w FANCY AND STAPLE SILKS,
FANCY DRESS GOODS
Mu,,x,,v A,-, STRAW GOODS, Etc.;
AkTiNCiAL FLOWERS, EMBKOIpxRIKs
Ribbons, GInvcs
HAnneAss fRIN0Ia.
...na aa III sLNos, BoNNErs, Etc
line OF the aies styles, lust resolved 10 which tbss, - s
FULLY invite the attention Of the Wholesale trade eer,sIIy
a U. YALE. a., 3 CO. ~ Maeerine strset
az IySp between Common and Graver styests
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A Queer Invention.--Among the singular arti.
Giles exh bted at the Worlds Fair, the illustrated
London News mentions the following: Count
Dunin's Man of Steel" piece Of mechanism
in the figure of man, constructed of seven thou
sand pieces of steel, by which the whole figure is
capable, BY graduated movement, of being ex-
banded from the standard size of the Apollo Belvi-
dere to that Of Golah.
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DICKLES-200 dozen, assorted sizes, for sale
/ By LW. ARTHUR & co. q aad . New Lsyss.
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IStilPplN|.l0|,;,,.,.

X.sSxas CHAHLksTOH Am nArsAnn
XknkS facket : Unatsd StAtss .Eai ISas EsSa
a. wssa-fhs spssdia stsamsp lSAkl, Csvt. ~.
"a Ii IN Dai1ee nes re.amed Isgniar uDs frr1
o ~ sn1 - q each manth eavne o.
kATBs " RAasAaB:
ma " hey w est
roi further PARTICULAR, apply 70 >'S'''.ssssss.s -
=. y. MUhDkCAl, Charleston. oro
Agents lava ma mn Ak ~ L: ~!
. rasssnssr5 ieavins Havana ny - ssso ~.
a,.iaoss On as ftfn Day ~ taking - ~ G<..
g. aaa rniads.Dha N ths una 81 SsS
Ii WA ~, schooner of IL c.pscisy Of e
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tenance lvd from fear Of the inevitable fate that
seems ever attendant upon the tapping process
when commenced. turned my eyes upon the
young man who had staked his whole gains upon
card and never shall forget the impression made
by his look of intense anxiety, as ne watched the
cards as they fell from the dealers hands, All
the energies Of his system seemed concentrated in
the fixed gaze of his eyes, while the deadly pallor
heart, All around seemed infected with the SYM
pathetic powers of the spell-even the hitherto
successful winners forgot their own stakes in the
hazardous chance placed upon the issue Of the bet.
The cards are slowly told, with the precision Of
The spell 10 broken-reaetion takes place. The
winner exclaims, with deep-drawn sigh, !" / will
never gamble again." and was carried from the
room in a deep swoon, from which he did not fully
that the equivalent surrendered for his gain, was
the color Of his hair, now changed TO q perfect
white. Boston Medical and Surgical Journal
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100. GrThe undersigned mas the pleasure -.
Of lnieaiias ibs eiIilens q Nss,rseaos ma EA,
ine subscription book for the Tvelvr
Grand Concerts, which ne proposes xiy,ns ~
:, dahtg the coming ssaeon, sow Open 4 ~
Mr. IT, ID. deSHts, % Camp He euesssi IL. -,
.ea talent which could obtained and has
troobie worthy the
The lovers Of Music. (oli lml n HnkEsSStf55 "
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E LADIES Nsvoreaas respectfully that thew NM
pose TO mold tor lew days
AImory halfa FAX fsf the BENEFIT MALE ORPHN
AsfLuM an the Third Municipality This appeal to gsnspus
community una sodabe the noble instuon au-s,io nav
desttnte Of pecaniasy - 80 sHaSV
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AOkSES-Handsome matches, beautiful co,,,r.
IL scclimatsd and sssily kept, ire fiom Az ~
Slos' iSs s sss kos ps'saeaIan. sppiy 10 Box In
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
JEFFERSON CITY,
Tuesday Evening, November II, 1851
Arrived per steamer Iowa. So head of Cattle Hogs and
I'D Sheep There is but moderate supply of stock in
market prices leaning in favor of holders.
-PRICRs-
BEEv CATTLE (Westsm). .50p6kc y N nat
(Iexds, etc)... 304c y b pst
SHkkP ~ 25D - 70 = head,
tALVhs anu kAHLh8s. .--.... 70 oUbs6 b. v head,
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Consolidation.-Lor Bfougham intends, during
the session of Parliament, to submit to the Govern
ment with the view of improving the system now
in force for admitting gentlemen to the BARI
proposition for consolidating the Middle and Inner
Temples, Gray's and Lncoln's Inns, into one legal
university, to be governed bya Senate and Chan.
celor, similar to other universities. In this uni.
versty plofessorshps are to be established in the
different branches of the law and equity, who are
to lecture as the Professors do at Oxford or Cam.
bridge. 1t is also proposed to abolish the immense
fees which are at present charged for entering"
Phtladsphia Msnt.-The coinage of the mint
in Philadelphia during the month Of October was
very large, viz $780, TIA pieces of gold of the value
of ,0l9; 7l3 200 pieces of silver of the value
of $4S, FOG; and 6S5, 900 cents. The gold bullion
deposited during the month of October was 81
754,5 of which 81 $4,000 was from California,
and S75 900 from other sources,
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I'M the petition of Bamnba Langdon Of Bunaio, New York
ing for the extension granted To HIM ue 9
January 1885, machinery for planning shingles
of PATENT which takes place
on me YIN day of January, 1851
ordered that the said petition be heard at the Patent Once on
e m day OF January 1882 2 O'clock and all
ho,a 10 and show cause, they said
penuon ought not TO be granted.
ee ue oecuons specifically forth in writing, a least
Ne eiore me day fEeang All filed BY either
parry 10 be used a. the said hearing transmitted
accordance with the rules occ, furnished
application. ' ~
ordered ao mat This notice be published in the National Inel
gse Republic, and Uhion Washington Express New
YORK Albany state Register, Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
ro'dshse Journal Boston Daily Advertiser Philadelphia Inquirer
previous TO the seventh day of January, laSo.
THOS. EWBhNk,
Commissioner of Patents
r g. Editors of the above papers will copy,
bills to the Patent ONCE with
Nov T-law3w +.
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u DEAOSAL.Thc celebrated Dr. &. w ROBACK professor
IL asoogy astronomy phrenoogy, and geomancy, combined
with conjuaon, from Sweden having his Office No.
White street, New York, offers his services
Washington lie has been consulted by crowned heads Of
Europe, and enjoys higher reputation asTooger than
living Natyites calculated according geomancy
ladies' 50, gentlemen $5 Persons distance have their
nave by sending the of the OF their BIRTH All
letters containing the above fee viii receive Immediate nen
ton, and naiivies to OF the world, written
durable and he prepared make Of his BY
conurauon of the following Courtsp advice
given successful accomplishment wealthy marriage
he has the redeem such given the free
Of bottle and all hazard, the
property purchasing OF lottery tickets Thou
sands the abopenaed have been done This city and It's
vicinity United Slates full of all.
naes horoscopes have been during the last four
while Letters will and will do
well person. and the mail safe thai
money through the post Office Dr. Roback
900 monthly and has missed
All letters win be reigiousy attended prepaid BE
ofce and State For
call the office of the Unon and get astrological almanac
gratis. - -.
White street, New York.
Sept 2D-6mosd
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E's city. HrEUGs
THREE ssose building erecting the old
established stand .e Of Seventh and Marked
will he completed and The lat October
kHh modern style for tho dry goods
business and with gas lights The 10 feet wide "
deep the clear with sidesh In the rear Of the store 2
feet " ~ feet high II l5 feet wde BY 30 eet
deep and feet inches high in the clear dry and finished o
room we'll lighted windows and area around me
budsg rke fronting Market space ~ ieet
wide 20 wide BY ~ feet deep having
II has basenent nnssa lof
~ wide BY Seet deep feet inches msh nee
communicated from with basement BY easy
feet wide BY % feei deep WIN
light Of the very huge store coud
nas by throwing stores Into one La store mas
vault 10 pSvcment for fuel. -
Also nj LIST Of October ne very
the west side 81 and
onng IN the
ssh uis csas ~ feet BY deep built in
substantial and capital stand for wholesale on retail
buansss Of any kind.
very large elegant boarding will also be for and
uips (tur higl three
.reel Market and OF the warehouse
anng on built e best and m0Aen
M boarding. with the modern futures o tanks ssd
~ - sssy seeskias aSss ,ek ahs sans. aaa1sh,a Ne
rarr very coevssicns And Aass n isoN EDeony
around o the buildings level with the paTlor floors
Thai building which occupied by the boarding
corner building The dining 10
M long each 25 by ~
nsc,ed Ey folding aiding There eight
0ne rooms folding sliding suitable
pao the remainder OF those room. will make pleas
ami airy has also good kitchens, and
srre fuel The location Of the valuable and
desirable For apply the subscriber the PotO
House, north side Pennsylvania avenu between ID and 4H
Streets Ei H..a1 .~,,,r = npn,.onn
sept l6--end2wif
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e name OF viii be upon books unless
pSyMelt VI Cha subscription be made IL advance.
a subscribers forward money by ieer the postase
GA winch wi Be paid by BY ourselves ~
an mission
ihe cocNIhf fhPkk Is published weekly during ths
s'ohs % Congress, and semi weekly during
Subscriptions for period e year win be rocsivcd
terms pIspoIuoaed TO the above annual rates ts#N
QPosTmAsTERs ars Authorised axsnu sad BY
sending DAILY subscribers, with enclosed or svs
SEMI WEEkL subscribers with a5 enclose d;orpvs WEEKLY
subscribers with $40 enclosed viii be enue copy OF
edition they furnish subscribers for gratis
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The College Of st. James,


(1ae College Of the Proani Episcopal Church,
VIII Monday, October g. 1851
until commencement day'the last
1852. New students recommended
al
ply and The charge estimated from the date OF their entrance
number OF classes, affords all the
complete successful
confrr its graduates the usual
demc al degrees.
grammar school, adjoining college,
under dnc; discipline,
beginning academai and
The oversight direction OF The
The college special advantages TO The pupils in
grammar school.
In the classes OF the Greek language
omitted place supplied by additional studies modern Ian
guages book keeping, &c, -. .
college entirely heaithfu and by lis dis
and villages favorable TO good morals and
order.
Kemp Hail. building 30 oty 4o will be ready for
In addition
corp. professors have recently appointed Hugh Davey
ecclesiastical law, and John IL
rander, LII. d.. lecturer physics and chemistry
charge (the In the college and grammar
hundred and twenty hve
dollars, payable sen annually in advance.
for admission 10 be made to
Rev. JOHN q. KERFOOT, ID. d., Rector,
College OF st. James r. o. Maryland.
Aug l4-Jaw12m
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New Fail and winter Goods.


IlOOE, BROTHER, CO., Pennsylvania avenue between Eth
III and o have received and the
citizens Of the cities Of Washington Georgetown and Alexandria,
and the surrounding Of Maryland Virginia.
complete Of French English and India fancy staple
dry goods, of the impoaons. They
Very elegant brocade silks, dark colors
Extra rich brocade silk evening
Rich plaid silk styles
Extra heavy plain poult de sole :
Heavy walered silks all colors
Real Irish popins, richly waterej all shades
Very ilstrous black Silks all widths
Superior wide colofed silk veycts, every shade
French MeIino and Thibet cloths, great variety
French NOUS de iaines designs
French cashmere de cosse, latest styles
Rich embroidered chemsetes with sleeves match
Real Naencicnnes lace chemiseltes cuffs
Richly embroidered muslin cnpes, collars and caps
Elegantly embroidered and lace trimmed handkeIchief
White embroidered Canton shawls, from S2 to SIS
Velvet cloaks and maDtlas, styles
Silk mantlas and yisites, also styles
Real cashmere shaws long and square
Real cashmere Thibet scars
Long and short sewing silk mits and gloves
Baiou's celebrated kid gloves, every and shade
Black silk laccs, black and colored silk fringcs
Thread laces aud nserings, wide and
Muslin and cambric rulings
Muslin and caiAlc insertngs and edeings
Sash, neck, and belt ribands &C., sc.
Toget entirely and desirable goods suit
approaching which weekly add
will be made that purchasers assured finding
all times during the fashionable Styles the lowest
prices.
HooE, BROTHER, co.
Sept Eff
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Mount Aibsu Institute.

Mount hiban Institute.
HTs institution pleasantly situated on The GEORGETOWN
Iieirht. prospect embracing the city OF Washington
the miles, and The town of hetandna u s ds
.,,nsd extend number Of boys the benefit Of good
Christian II seeks combine the advantages
instruction with ibe proper dcplne of
Christian home. . -. a.
The regular session win begin November Far n who iof
confer WIN te kectof
pupils, for further nior"nuon may
he addressed, N ~
The Bishop of Maryland and iiufh pnvy Lynn,
r. h baltimore Hon r. r. Chamber Kent county, Md aaron
Ds,op ESQ Fourth Auditor Treasury, Wnsbngton hvan
Iyop esq Geergetoyvpi w Beverheut Thompson, ""'"'
North Carolina Miller Halowes 81 harys, eeof@a
sea l6-9nwtw
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ON the petition OF Naih j. Wyet, Of Cambridge, Massachu
praying for the extension Of patent granted TO hm iof
Improvement preparing ice for shipping or seven
from erpmton patent which takes place the ls
Of ln5l--
said petition be heard at the Patent once on
Monday 10th OF November NEXT at " O'Clock, nj and
nohed and show hey nave
why said petition ought not to be granted.
opposing the required 10 file in the Pnien
once their objections specifically forth wnung, Least
twenty OF hearing All testimony hled by either
party used the said hearing must be taken and transmitted
accordance rules OF the ofce which will be furnished
o application. ..,-,,
Republic, and Union Washington city Daily Bee bos
ran Providence Journal, Providence, Rhods
Island Couant Hartford Connecticut Albany State Register
aIbany NJ " Espre,s New York and Pennsylvania lpau
Pennsylyania week for three
ccve weeks previous 10Th day Of November next the da,
Of hearing. runa p,,o.uu
Conm O
Editors papers will please copy and send the
bills 10 the Patent oace, paper containing this notice
a.psa a-In
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WASHINGTON SEMINARY. d. C.--The evening English
w school this will be
night Saturdays and Sundays iIon O'Clock, 10
3.
English comprises grammar practical nstuc
rules improvement
and the several kinds Of public
speaking distinguished English
writer's OF and
The classical devotedo explanation and analysis OF
authors and Latin esmpositon enabling the student
time read and 10 write in that tongue with facility.
study book
keeping algebra geometry surveying eonomeiry and calculus
7-1w SAMUEL BARBER, President
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4 NEW Route ao pSstsburg. via the Baltimore S"s-
ou.Aarna Raiiroad7nronsA 10 Pdss"rS ~
20 eIpse.s will Leave Calvert station daily
with s limited Washington and brtimore nj ol
a NJ conne etins fast line at mddlr'own Up NJ ar
ryinr at Harrisburg Mt IA, D. m, TO dinner
Tbe sp leaves the west al 2, arriving 81
Al Ath,s point passengers have the option OF
ehes the by packet boats
stages direct from HoiiiJay sbug Pittshora, - -
1ickets will this iran 20 wit
yort Columbis Mddetewn, Harrisburg,
New Port Pesyiie Lewsown Vsystown hunt
insdon Holiday ysburs, and Piushurg. 49,, :,
h train the Cumberland valley raroad
which passes through Carlisle. sbppensbug Cbambesbure and
other points this road. -. .,-..-- - !,
For he from Washington for any Of
the bove points OF the company VIII De al
dep and Ohio Railroad Company on me aIvn o
the moru,ns the baggage, which VIII be
"e'' " s RoBERT STEWART,
a., AR Ticket Agent.
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n DEcMoVAI.-DITyAIL BROTHER, merchant ailors, have
III plea
that they aod elegant store JUS
AZ and 9th Streets one
square They have Just returned from New
III. richest and most elegant
goods which they are prepared
" ~ DUvAIL BROTHER.
". y. Wanted, two three hrstratc coat hands
ls--diwA Aco9w
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I'm the petition of NJ Sorei of Paris, France
" patent al
preserving and oxyaaion,
from the expiration said PATENT which plnes
day Of December, A. ID. 1851
II II ordered the said petition be heard al the Patent Office
Saturday, The 9Th Of December 1885, ~ O'clock and all
noted TO and show they have,
why said petition be granted. f.
Persons opposing the extension required file In The Patent
Office their oeetons specifically forth writing,
days before the day Of hearing All testimony filed BY either
be
cordance with the rules OF the oce which
I,icaion. #4@.'~ lHM et1'-
Ordered also thai this be published National
Republic, and Unon Washington, d. V Courier und En-
guirer New York Pennsylvania Inquirer Philadelphia, rcnnsy
vana Providence Journal Proyidcnce Rhode Island Daily
verer, Boston, Massachusetts, Commercial bulletin, New Or
Louanaj and Ptbug Gazette, Pburg Pennsylvania,
for three weeks previous the 9th De-
cenber next
THOS. EWBANK,
Commissioner of Patents.
Editors papers will please copy and send their
bills The Patent Oee with containing this notice.
Oct 1-law3w #r.gz..s
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DRAPER and Tnilor-wIILIAM TUCKER, late Of the
IL Tucker, Pennsyvana avenue, between ~ and
calls from his numerous
friends and public generally having just opened very large and
cloths,
venr selected by himself with great care from e most extensive
mponr New York and Phanepa, all OF which VIII
and the reputation Of his establish
nept sufficient all who honor him with Their
paonae. which his viii be executed
NJ shall be ready days 70 show some OF the andso
utylcs offered this city,
Sent
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JAMES l.. EDWARDS, late Commissioners OF PEN
Simeon Smith, formerly OF Ogdens
burg New York, opened Office Washington city for
OF agents and
executive departments OF the general They
members the
Congress.
post paid, addressed Edwards Smith, Wilards
Hotel, will be duly attended
S.nl