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ment Of @ work. and s definitions models of eondenss
ton and purity IoD w, G. Calhoun Revised by Professor
q. A. Goodrich, Of Yale College.
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Of The stats word the unabridged Quarts
Dictionary OF The English Language BY Noah Webster The word
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70 The shelves OF the bar-Newark Daily Advertiser, March 25
1851.
dictionary the last book which scholar
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For sale in Washington, for the publishers, BY
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Also, all the various abrdgments Of the June IA
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an AFTER slh the station ON Penn
syIyania avenue the New Jer
occupied.
and and daily, except On SUNDAY
when We Train al q, a. and ., p IA.
change desires call niennoh "
the rules company in regard and delivery o.
mere handise. ~, -
Shippers reminded that in all bill with iu diiee
should accompany the goods. -E.E :, ~.
This protection both parties, and unless complied WIZ
goods ke received. fN+att. .tNE
I'd notified merchandise must be 70
which received ~ us company
thing e IN its houss during the
nj =
The reception delivery merchandise fom
.. Till T.
undersigned occasion remark that these not
compelled call attention 10 then
frequent violation which has caused much and scSiou
:. T. IL PARSONS, Agent
An6- Qwd
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Wine store, 40 Walnut street. FhilAdciphta
gss has Of the s sUao
made By @ .as H. IsSsa Largely
Of the bes. wine. and liquors imported
0 DUN Gordon snsrss, embracing dssais pale al very
low prices ra old aud choice Manzana
gallons specially seeesd sorns eIa Amonulado
IN tois up in Europe which he challenges equal
The Amoniado shenes are peculiarly adapted
as ney strengthen without stimulating and have
Po ~iHes principally specially his
ne o ID" stock a "buImeser al opoo and imported d.
These wines f'uiy delicate, highly
proved BY his customers because Of their manifest superiority over
all Ports and red wines panled OF SUCH l
They are Of various so. and prices in bottles and on drang ~
delicate white Por and Mamsey Fort 80. .. :
Persons suffering with chronic affection OF The bowels cannot DC
too careful in their choice OF PORT. -
Madeira Of various dry and nsh south SIDE old East
As 10 The sparkling wines Of the subscriber known that
champagne, and the splendid sparkling Mo.ee, inn
ported him. superior other and sold at
inferior wines the Market which
champagne wines of various brands and qualities
very prices retail wholesale In The article Of ciare
generally the subscriber holds himself TO be judge and he
S Ssss he 10 an s Of s.@ Of
burgundy wines he has large stock and assure
that he can present @ them nom MS vaults Us 'oe Oh u
s" sav,erne and Barsac always on hand in bottles.
Jordan, Coblenz, extensive and number
vntagos the Steinbeg which In the best growth
In OF Cognac and other brandies he has fine
stock old 1900 Of Guard Dupuy
hhds "Dubouche 1914 in hhds consignment which will
De sold low.
preserving brandy and all other wines and liquors. including all
Of above sold By retail 70 any quantity desired
An delivered within days reac Of Philadelphia eigh
paid Orders will be promptly executed sent by mail or tse
graph. ,.cop aN,npp !,
Cheap Wine Store, IS Walnut street. Philadelphia.
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
(MORsE LINE.)
wAsmsGTos OFFICE, PksssYLvAkIA Avkhui
Filth house east of National Hotel, No 0.

wAsmsGTos OFFICE, PhsksYLvAkIA AVENUE,
Finh house O National HOTEL Moo
THE first line ever established by any company In the United
States consequently odestthe pioneer line, extending
Philadelphia and New York; and
receiving the stations. haye
dc Grace Trenton, Princeton, New Brunswick, New
ark Jersey Ctythe only line the country the present time
undergone extensive repairs, and
number OF which
may Of for accommodation Of The public WIN an
fidelity hitherto unequaed This line
companies Of Morse lines west NORTH and
SOUTH extending already fifteen thousand miles, 20 either OF
which payment delivered desired The
ayers line lately thoroughly sysematLed It's bu
ness mode Of delivery Of III
charges equal all with special hyos none W e iaci
ties for business now possessed ts company every oc y
fhey reliable for iee
graphing offices Of Magnetic Telegraph Company
city, avenue of Natona
Hotel Baltimore, No Exchange South Gay street, philadelphia
l0 Chestnut Quincy Granite buildings New YORK, NO
Hanover street, corner OF Beaver.
WIN. M. SWAIN, President
March tI-3mds
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General Agency and Law Once At Washington,
DE sELDING WYLIE,

DE sELDING WYLiE,
No. Buildinss Pea"syiuanta apssss nsr door ~
Bropa's Hotel, WasAiasow, D. c.
CHAs DE sELDING ANDREW WYLIE, IT,, having formed
Conrrens the departments before any board
the adjustment of spoiaous
claims against foreign are prepared 10 Their
their chsxe They viii attend obtaining pensions, bounty
land duties claims arising under treaties
buying selling cstate, collecting private
rents, sc.
Andrew Wylie, IT, will attend law business which
either aimse intusted, Of
the District, Supreme Cqnt Of the United States
cha. De selding being United States notary
public deeds for all the States Of the Union
will give prompt taking testimony Hcknowiedg
uent OF deeds which appefsn his Office.
Charges and regulated BY the claimed
and he e o services required.
(post paid will receive immediate attention.
Sept o-dly
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WILLIAM IIORNER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Lancaster, Grant county, JpiscoasiB,

(LATa rAuQUIER COUNTY, vAO
WILL attend the courts Of Grant, Dune and Iowa countless and
w the federal and supreme Madison. lie will give
prompt particular attention the collection OF claims the p
chase sale redemption innds and tbs Of
n on resident lnndho.dors In part Of the State.
Hon. H. g. Foote, " g. Senate Mason,
U. Inman Horner, esq., Waenton,
Mason, attorneys at law New York Professor W Honer,
b. Crockett John Kasson, louis,
Missouri. Apl9-lawly
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A COMPENDIUM or the Entire Body Law
by alphabetically arranged with reference to The
latest md costa approved authorities.
vols, Law Sheep svo, pp 4,l77. Retail price $40 sso
40 and 81 Ann street, New York.
Opinions Of tAs Profession.
There profession
'N0''~ CHIEF JUSTICE NELSON.
Nrw YORK, Sept. %, 1850.
Justice Nelson in his opinion the above
toned work. ou..o,,, -,
Nxw YoRx, Sept 26, 1880.
The vast acc mutation range
powerful auxiliary the law student, giving him the facility ofn
and will extensively aid the STUDENT the practitioner
ROBERT j. WALKER.
OCTOBER IL, 1850.
gafed with their and have been much pleased
with the pcson and eeaIness witt, which the prn
myself feel anxious that the profession should
learn its merits and, like ms, enjoy its advantage yn
Nxw YoRK CRY, Oct l6, 1850.
1, inpas advantages of arranged
book while the profession deal Of
'A'''' DAVID PAUL BROWN Philadelphia.
Mr. Kline great diligence accuracy
y b advanced e which those spp the
authorities
JUDGE PETERS, Philadelphia.
my would ad
mraby adapted to me purpose o which was obviously Dc
argument From
he with confidence that they treated with grea,
JUDGE GRIDLEY, Utica, New York.
calculated greater help any
book OF and will find lawyer
W. L. HURST, Philadelphia.
PLAN utility, accuracy
the unqualified appreciation the distinguished urists the
ss = s late sne ss Gns ,uss.
:, fubi.hsi BY JOHN ?. TRow,
Nov 24-1 ~ and S! Ann street
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MOSES l.. HOLT,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
N1u EyancisrO Californian

San FfdhctscO, CALIFORNIA.
Hon. s. W. Inge M. Alabama; John s. Taylor
ESQ.,, MOBILIZE Alabama Messs Rhodes. Wright Co, New Or
IonsAna Henry g. Clark esq, Tarboro North Carolina
Hon. w. NJ Gwin NJ c., CALIFORNIA; Benz L. True New York
city; j. r. Hcaley Boston, Massachusetts A. Hatch
Portsmouth, New Hampshire. May 7-2awly
NEW York and California Millionaire Aasociatisn-
One thousand shares Of thousand dollars Capital 81 Co.,
000 limited number Of shares be Obtained by influential
have special partners admitted
conformity with the revised New York. free from
liability ~ 900 cash, and
OF annually
prospect doubling the whole, operations
mining
troll Of OLIVER HOLDEN,
As Partner and Chief Agent 0fthe Company
No. II Wall street, New York.
Carnians responsible parties throughout Union
with the United States app
employed at dit
points, where line OF and vessels be made
available for trade carrying the nails aud freight and
from Europe, Asia Africa, and the Americas
There and increasing business doing with Califor
Pacific supply gold continues,
capital goods manufactures, viii astonsh
And
profit thereby that this association being formed
firm and style OF o. HOLDEN CO.,
Commission Merchants, Banking,
and Mining Agents. New York and San Francisco
Capital 81 900 go.
Fcb2-u
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A. Il q. A. ARMOUR,
DIAPERS and T.aILORS,

a. q @. n. AItNOUX,
DIAPERS AND 1.dILORS
No. 303 Broadway, OF Duane street,
Above tie Ireng House, NeW York,
n EsPECTFULLY the offriends
IL OF spring goo, Of the newest patterns
which make tbs best
fashionable moderate prices Fresh
eassimeres vengs, latest mpoaons elegant light silks
dark do patterns OF Paris embroideres.
kiilI artists employed In this
10 cut coats pans
partment complete in itself Army navy
and despatch and in the approved
Strangers this metropolis will find this establish
10 their TASTE and perfect NJ always insured
b.. PREMIUM wAsreoATs-These elegant thai
Castle Garden been
premium by the American Institute their late fair
Eel
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Young Ladies' Institute,
Q.ate Mrs. d. II. Burr's,) of 9th and streets
THE charge this institution Mon
day the 2st Of April, and will his constant and persona
department usual branches thorough
English, French mathematical education will be taught
The religious Institute viii be based upon the
formularies of the Protestant Episcopal Church.
Of principal teacher encour-
age patronage public, and for correspond
ing of sHi
For boarding pupils SIS per quarter.
For day !" g. 70 SIG f"
Payable always in advance.
Music drawing, Latin, Italian, Spanish, and Cerman extra
Reference permitted Rev q NJ Butler, D., Rev W.
French Fxhugh Coye Washington cty Rev James May,
Alexandria Ri Rev. Alonzo Potter, D., and the clergy
generally Of Philadelphia and r. Rev Alfred Lee d. d. Of Deia
Mar 2l-t25thAp
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DRIyATE TUTOR.-A young English gentleman who has
received education, and resided years in Paris
To position companion young
In private family responsibility
family be
parties highest respectaby either in this country
In England -
Mar lo-duf
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YOUNG LADIES'
On r street. betpeen 1874 and 1874 streets.
long
Monday, 18th September desirable
pills should punctus their day early
organization guardians
wish their daughters respectfully invited
the opening For references Ac be obtained
u Seminary Aug 29-3taw6t
Central Academy, story OF Old Medical Coll
lexe, II Tenth Streets.
TINE will resumed Monday, Sep
TENDER We have and weIlvenuaed for tho
Boston desks, &c.. nnd
apartments REGULATIONS Our desire improve
uneng their studies and morals,
aud therefore Hope enjoy share Of the Of
educated.
may be Republic bookstores
Gray Taylor Mauy and Farnham of ourselves the old
JAMES NOURsE,
JOS. HARVEY NOURSE.
Aug 27-d2w
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NEW AND DESIRABLE GOoDs.-Just received
IN 20 pieces handsome China silk
do China silk grenadines
do silk style
do plain and figured berege
10 do Donna Isabella entirely new
10 dc Donna Marin, do
20 do Indin silk
do printed marques, for dresses, new and pretty
bere9e de laine
do figured fOulai silk
20 do French de aines superior
IS do black silk, every quality and prios
Is black lace mantes
30 do shawl.
pieces black lace all widths
superior figured white and coored shaws
and handsome assortment Of mourn
goods embroidered and musln chem,
sleeves, handkerchief silk ms kid and silk gloves
thread hosiery Also large stock Of French
cloths dlngs vesungs crsvsn, Ac 10 whc
we solicit The attention Of buyers ~ moor ~
Ap l0-2wif r. H. HOoE q Co.
beg inform hei
IN public that have just opened large
the following articles, which they invite al
tennon, viz
ga, ga, l04 and 1914, German
Pillow linens, all widths, Irish and Scotch
White and brown cotton, do o 4, 80, l04 and ~
White and coored Marseires quilts, some very large
Alendale quilts, cheap
Rchardson's super family linens
ray and Sons soh finish do
Scotch Hollands fainily
Damask table Cloths all sizes and qualities
Table darzks by the yard, all widths, superior
Also, superior lot OF silk warp and gauze fanncs
Geniemens and ladies' ganrs merino under garments.
assortment OF house furnishing goods
Mar 26-4wn r. II. HooE h co.
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CTOVEst ~ Stoves!il-I have received very
for wood and COAL CT the latest patterns
nndst found
cooking stove, for which
None except fued in the bottom
weird " Ena" the
plate Galvanized portable hot furnaces for heating DIV cling
houses put up the shortest notice.
O. WOODWARD,
PcnnsyI vania avenue, between 10Th and ith
Sept 5-6uf
HARDWARE and Cutlery have Just received very
III Of hardware and cutlery building
direct from the factories Builders will
give IN call, selling reduced prices. Terms
easy. G. WOODWARD,
Psnnsylv avenue, between 10th and llh
5-6uf
NEW YORK CRATES have just received, direct from
IN New York. Of enamciIed OF the
which,
anything this Terms moderate Please
call and examine before purchasing.
c. WOODWARD
PennsyIvan avenue, between 10th and llih streets.
Sept 5-6uf
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s..Iho.e Of who yet settled
o rendered 70 them the LIST Jniy will mnch ohiies
ana oo'ns 80 a. their eees wish
ment Of the fau trade. 81 - = - ~'"'''f'rS
90. oLAaErT, NEWTON, MAY, 4 co.
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IRON LONDONThe Search for Sir John Franklin by c. R.
II Weld vol and map 1881.
sir John Franklin and tho Arctic Resops by r. L. simmons
volume and map, 1881
cravings
Hand book Guide London, with ensnvnrs-l VOL, Iass0
cen d.. + . &
The Psace Industry its origin and with
ines -I65i-pfce ~
logic the Million the Art Of sessoninei vol, 1851.
Commerce Cotton India by
j. Forbes Roylc-l vol. 1851.
England Il political, social and industrial; by WIN.
-son--4 vols, 1881. .sttst tr4er8s
Mscreeors Statistics
Dos breaking BY Lieut. Col. Ha'chnson9 "a edition. 1850
AuG7 FRAkCK TAYLOR
I EWTS ARUNDEL. Railroad Of Life by the
IL author Of Frank Faviegh.
The international Magazine for September
A @ Msry Queen q Scots, By W B<ssr, author Of LIE Of
Anne Boleyn. tf tt4f ~H&W
Dictionary Of Archsecsre -sisorca descriptive topc
nphcnl decorative, theoretical mechanicaa vois uustated
~ drawing of rahsrts referred
alton, the Rebel Of Dovchester ny W. 0lmers
qimmps sN~tlEfTN
Tho Coafsssor. historical novel
Just published, and this day received for sale by
TAYLOR MAURY
Aus0 Bookselssas assx Oh sussA
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ELEGANT Curtain MateriaIs.-We have the pleasure
II Informing public that have received
ON magnhccnt stock Of ockes satin lanes damask an
other and beautiful
window with elegant
pins, dIapery, cords and taeis loops gimps &c.
pond. ls.sg.e
deliberately wrought lace Swiss aud book muslin underct
which been for exhibition
Worlds Fair will be admitted BY all who Them be
most ee ant Kind this country.
aru partc uiariy invited 70 call and ,ee them.
Aug l5-d2w CLAchTT DoDsoN
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IcROM 1sondom.-Tbc Young Ofhcers Companion b.
II Lord de RIOS ] vol. 1881.
The Law Practice Of Naval Courts martial by VIM
IN royal navy. | vol. 1851.
The Mining Manual and Almanac for 1851. vol
Military Events in Italy in 1880; by the Earl Of Elcsme
vol. 1851.
Rudimsn,ay Treatise Losahms; by II. Law civil eng
1851
The Water Bearing Of London, with reference
supply Of Metropolis and remarks SPRING. by Joseph
wick vol. 1851.
Punaub Frontier, in is4s-as; by Major Edws
vols. 1851. U.s.N +.
Lights and Shades Of Military Life edited by Lieut. Gene
Charles Napier, chief in india vol. 1881
Tae's Strength Of Mstsnas-oreinst and usenl formula
Tubular Bridges Wrought Iron and Cast Iron Beams, Col
&c. VOL 1885,
The Dcfencsess Britain; by Sir Francis D.
I vol 1880.
British Nautical Almanac for 1854.
Aug trs# FRANCk TAfL
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NEW supply OF Lady Wortley's Travels In the
IN United States"
New supply Of a Alton Locke" and " Yenst."
New supply OF g Leigh Hunts Autobiography"
4ea y TAYLOR & MAURY,
Auy % Booksellers 9Th street.
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MPOnTArT CALIFORNIA CHARTS, with sai,in,
Aavysmhss rvsys ~ tn Fssnonss enhance "a H. hs~
Francisco bays Of san tSau.ec and San PsSS ssrs,
and 1un Boy confluence branches N ~
Aad San Joaquin ves including u sscrn
sento Boston, State Of California Price, go Yos cal
hn Washington city ~ gal tNH TAYLOR MAURv.0
Aug hafr fifHa boosssbsss. nsav ~ strsst.
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MADAME DELARUE would respectfully invite ths
TALL nhapds
ALSO, ladies' morning and dres now
thread sces lace bsrthes
sleeves smbnderss collars hounc,ns inseunss and edEns
rbsnds falls colored nr wells gloves
Spanish perfumcry, powders, sonp., &c. .
attention her last seasons nbsnds
VIII sbe will dispose Of At reduced pCces.
Penn. avenue, between 18th and 18th streets
Semi
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M. A. TYSON AND SISTERS SEMINARY FOR
YOUNG LADIES,

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their cawore ana he public mat Mey
daily rssvtae their On seppxss h nrh sey g. . ~
Including the richest Mss bo In coio and designs v
eve, he'd Tho ptaasurs Of ars osnnq We nv 100 10 D.
isation nom tho Ia6ies thky Win hnd much richer
Al lAtss period ~ N SEASON. quite cheap co
M CLAGRTf, NEWTON, WAL Il
Sep 0--dlw 5Nt4 1u t --r
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STAUNTON WOOLLEN FACTORY.

rHyE havngcompeted their buldngsand pro
yided themselves with new machinery of the most APP
proved construction now ready manufacture, in The
hes, and on the shortest nuce the fabrics which
are commonly used in the country.
They will keep on hand good assortment of Lnseys,
Pulled cloths Jeans, Kerseys Casnetts Saliuels and
Stocking yarn which they will sellon moderate terms, or
exchange for Wool at the market value.
For the accommodation Of the farmers they will manu-.
facure such goods may be desired and furnish all the
materials except the wou orthey will card wool spin yarn,
and u and dye cloths. receiving payment in wool
ey. as the customer may prefer
The prices for manufacturing when the company furnish
every thing hui the wool, will be- follows, according to
quality, viz;
For Iindseys from II to % cents.
" Pulled Cluihes from 20 10 30 cents.
&c Jeans and Kerseys from 90 to so cents
g Cassinets and Satlinetts from 80 to Is cents.
The prices of carding the company furnishing the oil in
all will be six cents per pound payaben or cash
on delivery of The rolls.
Ten thousand pounds of Wool wanted Immediately.
d. w. KENNEDY, Sup't.
S %;$ + S:, T S:;;:s- p''p's''
April 3, 1850.
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OFFER for sale Tract Of Land lying on the South
Il Fort Of Rocksb River in Nelson County, adjoining the
lands of James Woods, Esq, Mr.. Samuel Woods and olh>
srs, containing by oldsurvey between
FIVE AND SIX HUNDRED ACRES,
considerable portion of which is ROcktsh low grounds
and branch flats The balance is all arabic high land OF
rood oualty--ndeed is very superior The low grounds
and branch flats fine meadow land. There is the tract
an ample supply Of timber and Two very desirable
Ysck quarries.
The improvements consist Of Mill propelled by Rock
ash river bni in modern style, with castron machinery,
and two pair osoneshe basement story of good
Saw Mill good framed Barn. Corn Houses, Stables, Io6sc-
., Houses, Negro Houses with brick chimneys, sHah
DWELLING HOUSE,
Iss House and other necessary ana al apple
Orchard Of excelent winter fruit
Rack6sh Valley is situated at the Eastern oase OF Inc
niue RIDGE Mountain is high and romantic country, alike
,.msrsabs kr lie beauty healhuness and fertility aud
49, 80, 49, ffsred Er.aIe has long been regarded among
A most desirable in that section OF country II is distant
sr uo,y,rdsye on James River, and the Canal, about
.gA, an miles from the contemplated Depot the Rail
- ow IN progress from Charlottesville across the Blue
RIDGE 20 Saunton, only eight ten miles; twenty miles
1rOn the University of Virginia, and about fifteen from
Saun,on. The terms will be made to accommodate the
vsrchaser and good bargain may be had by early appca
sso to James NJ Harris Esq., who resides onihe land. He
may also be addressed by letter, directed to GreeneId
-fs!son Co., Va.
JOHN L. HARRIS.
Noxonhar 90 t9AQ--tf