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A Derangement of the Nervous System.

o. In NERVOUS COMPLAINTS, Drugs and Medi
cines increase the disease for they weaken the vital
ges OF the already Frustrated system while under the
streng thenng. lfe-gving yItazIng influence of Gal
vansm, applied by this beautiful and wonderful dis
corery, the exhausted patent and weakened sufferer il
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BY DYER u MCGUIRE. Auctionesrs.
INVESTIGATOR.

VALUABLE FARM AND HOTEL, IMPROVED CITY PROP
Y ERTY, ALSO SERVANT MAN AND WOMAN AT AUG
TIoNon Monday the 9th Of October, O'Clock, m,
shall sell that valuable of land called Chches
ter" improved BY frame hotel known Good Hope lying
the Branch
beginning Marlboro rusd the plot
3 thirteen being perches from
leading Spadings
road aforesaid and from thence degrees,
perches the intersection Of The roads
said aud from thence, with the said road leading spsdnss
aforesaid thirty thence binding
said road following South
Degrees eighteen perches thence south thirty Degrees
Walkers and from thence
Degrees perches from beginning,
Immediately after Of the above shall sell
man, twenty years. and woman, sixty
years-both Of whom restricted 10 the Distinct
5k O'clock prsmises all
ground lying being city Washngton square
Navy Bndse' being Of lots and square
improved eing beginning
square and running thence and fronting
ninety north thirty ninety
south thirty eet, fronting ll the place Of begin
ming, and containing TOO square feet
and One third
twelve eighteen months, with satisfactorily
cured.
Terms for the servants, cash.
DYER MCGUIRE,
Sep 20-eodkds Aucuoneerp.
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New Orleans COMPANY in threatening Mexico with the
strong OF the United States in case OF her refusal TO
renew the grant There also some local opposition,
but this would have amounted to nothing but Tor the Tea
sons above given.
Another cause also had it's effect in delaying action
the treaty The Me xic4n government had bsen very
anxious 10 make an arrangement to anticipate the pay
met OF the third and fourth instsmens OF the indem-
nifty payable under the treaty OF Guadalupe Hdago, Tor
the purpose OF using that fund to make an
settlement with it's domestic and foreign creditors The
late administration OF Gen Taylor on being informed OF
the wishes OF the Mexican government, manifested a
prompt and praseworhy disposition TO aid and crafty
them and the Secretary OF State, Mr. Clayton, IN ar
interview with the Mexican minister, officially invited
the Mexican government TO draw the United States
government for the amount of those instruments and
interest thereon, and pledged himself to ask Of Con-
gress an appropriation to perfect and carry out the
arrangement proposed Relying on this assurance and
invitation, the Mexican government convened its do
nestle creditors and made with them very advantage
settlement This being done, the Mexican Congress
convened for the purpose of rayng the arrange
ment. and the drafts then on invited by the
American Secretary of State. In the mean time Gen.
Taylor died, and Mr. Clayton replaced by Mr. Web.
ster who refused TO recognise the arrangement proposed
by his predecessor and made contract with the Messs
Barngs & Co. for the payment of the money at pre-
MUM Of per cent less than offered by the Mex
lean government. When this news reached Mexico,
that government, of Mr.. Webser's desire TO
the ratification OF the Tehuantepec treaty. held up
the subject until he should the arrangement
proposed by Mr. Clayton for the payment Of the ndem-
nifty.
Such. Mr.. Editor, is, believe, true history OF the
Tehuantspec affair and Of the difficulties attending it.
the Tehuantepec Company the administration desire
to obtain from Mexico renewal OF Garays grant. or
new right of way, nothing is easier, if they will adopt
towards that government the language of concation
treat Mexico with becoming courtesy and respect Blu,
any one acquainted with Mexican character knows thai
so long they continue the of and aggres
son-so long the State Department threatens to en-
force Garays right by the strong arm, and the Tehuan
tepec company, continues talk about "beng exaspe.
rated into focibe maintenance OF their rights"-they
can do nothing with Mexico; nor will the American
people justify or sustain them.
INVESTIGATOR.
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Navy Department, sept. ~. 1891.
NOTCEOceu Of tho and other persons who have in
their books which belong the Navy Department
are respectfully requested 10 return shem. -
Sent N--dim Chief Clerk
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~ the nrst class for sale--f offer for
It'd splendid houses In the city Ii
been finished for several months and in perfectly safe
condiuon occupancy beautifully situated the
OF nd healthy location and good
water il position respects different departments central
ana Il N souidistan city
eighteen rooms all commodious and lofty several Of the
chambe The palo 10 II by 81
and It's height ceiling - finished the modern
style spacious roon afording hot cold and show
fixtures
beautifully nnted the tank contains hosshead Of
water The pump OF the best in IL; IL has hot
an hundred and eighty feel
ons leading Gas have been laid In the hail. paof
comfort nohag has omitted The stabns carriage house.
and cow permanently built include
nit proof granary and csnvc
nienty finished for male sevanu and lying on newly
paved alley. - a.,n.,
Sept 27-cod6uf JAs. CADEN'
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CARDThe Of the public respectfully requested to
stock Of nch cabinet French Chisa dinner osses
and tsa service mants glass w.rs
0sethe win general assortment
seasssd with
expressly bs the city trade,
exceedingly for cash, liberal credit for
DYER 4 MCGUIRE,
Sept I'D AucuonesrA
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fremont House, Boston, Mass~chuss.,.
THIS well known establishment "a sull conducted 4,
manner II has always been. The and please, ~
OF the house, Its eoamodous arrangements and IN.
lu xures 10 be found there combine 10 render sgIes
vsnIAg eous 10 The traveller. Ny
HA viny been Of the nrn Of John l.. Tucker Co
the head VI The establishment the subscriber plxdse II
srueus TO maintain It's reputation sad 10 give ssishru
customers.
Bosros, Sept. Is, 1851. A1
Sept Ie-SaW3Sa
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Episcopal Institsts for YeanG lAAss'
HorsA.sss Of "a SD swsss
THE TNsTIT UTE win iu session on the hrS -
bsr with encent corps Of profsssou and tssehs"
department. - ,,. r,AA =
Terms fos boarding papls easo per asaum including
msthAmaucs. -, a.. xMv
Terms for day papis-per sssste~ Of fee "e~t1-n's
~, In Eaaiah and mathemauos- -. \.
Ancient and modern language, music, driving, pux.
extra. Circulars be had Of the Pnncpa. Early appn
admission IL necessary. $500
WILLIAM J. CLARK, fns"~
wAsussrop CRY, August IL, 1851.
Aug 17--dtl5Oct
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nPETlNGs for the Ra,ilioa.-Jus received lio. -,
" extensive sale of carpetngs by Messs WomsrdS.I !.
New York, very extensive aud choice assoslwent ~
tapestry, plain English Brussels for ssps ana
double ingram eafpctings, some Of which from he
anufsctory and all purchased by psrss
low rates, as will enable 70 furnish them prices VIM
reach Of all In want vi such goods. S
Aiss from the same sale, bales 1874 width dusys Ia 49,
the yard.
Cfumb cloths drugget, with rich borders ma
ground very little neutral coiored figures Thsss sa.X
6e well useful house sisss a.
1914 ia by la4, la4 BY I44, IA by 1874, 1854 BY "a NM
TIA, 1874 by 1874 and 1874. p"te
bales Dutch siik cArpetngs
8bass Dutch hemp carpetings, both entirely new ana
goods DO sold lower than carpetnx and viii -
longer For dining and chambers they will be found 49,
sTnble. -
them.
case rich Swiss oil col0red chinx for wipAou
dernss and loops match. These goods elegant
stock Of furniture goods particularly In carpsAs ~ -
materials complete, and extensive than nav
hitherto able exhibit And feel assured hs "
want OF anything furniture line b. -
our rooms il viii be the fault Of the customer, ours
CLAGETT 4 DODaos
Of corner Of Psnnsyvania avenue and d N.
Z5-sbteOdif
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SHOEMAKERs 0OODss-On hand, and constantly rseeav
Ing Of our importation all nds Of hoe sun
mines
Merchants and manufacturer win nnd supplied with as
Giles in the above line which will sold tea
Johns PAYNE,
Importers and dealers n shosusAtersS soods
Northeast Of Foursh and Arch stss Phisaspha
July a-eod3m
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MOULD respectfully announce to has friends ssd ~ n p
he has Just opseed = Iasys and varied sssoft"eh
winter goods for genuemen's wear ouch -
Cloths, casaimeres, and vsstinss, Of the most aPsov
and styles
Merino, siik, and cotton shirts and drawer
Hosiery, cravats, suspendsrs, gloves
Umbrellas, dressing gowns, &c, $500 81
which he l. prepared Offer 10 his customers NJ
rates He solicin . bera share Of Pasitc pseosaee
His present location 10 opposiie-hs former Sand
Hotel, Pennsytvsnia avenue
27-1awJwif
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CaltfOrmBa Lad I1t1eo.
IN nee the OF the President a the Ua
the fos ascertainns and 49,
yar land ciaims Of California, hereby give peoe
session Of their bcarA held San Franesco, il ~
on the 9Th day Of Dscembsr, 1851 -
Given under haads, the city Of Washingon this I'D
September, 1881. y
HAIRY l. TBOtxr0
Sept l7-eod3m oo"s
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VALUABLE FARM Alexandria county, vhf
miles from Georgetown, and three mies -
ing,on, Aucuon.On Wednesday, hs 18Th Of ocsooef
Alcxandns county VHgaia about two miles foa
three from Washington containing about Id acres 49,
il well wstered having several perpetual streams r.nMS n
under good fencing IL has on II two small esneouS
land Il well adapted grswh Of Ill kinds Of gAdss
and grain such usually grown in this climate ~
the farm Of Robert Cruet, ESQ., and near the road eso
Cross Roads. 4
Terms one-third cash balance Ia equal ss.s
one two and three years purchaser noss
Of salsa deed given and deed Of w. MI
Rena WI sa~
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THIS institution Is very pleasantly situated on No
Hsiehfs-he prospect rom embracing the city o. ~
the Potomac fr come mIlss and the Aiersndna
signed H~ass ws~ksv Of boys the eensu
practical Christian education seeks combine me
thorough academlcs Instruction with The proper d'op
Christian home. -. - b
Thu ne 1t regular will begin November l. ~
any canse desire earlier admission confer vim =
Application for admission OF papis, OF for further
Rev ANTHONY TEN BROCK, Gscyeows -
Refsresces Tho Bishop Of Maryland, and Huen ~
L. ~ Baltimore Hon &. p. Chamber, Kent COMFY
o. DAYTON esq Auditor Of the Treasury.
Lyons, esq, 1sergstown; w. Bsvsrhost Thompson,
North Carolina Miller Hsllowes, ~. Mays 9eop-
Sept l6-2awlw
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NEW Goods now 0Pcning.-Tbe subscriber hes d. ~
IN OF informing his friends and customers tha,
northern Cities where he has been
past selecting his stock Of fall and winter goods
He IL now prepared 70 show such stock OF clOlh
umbrellas, Ac before had the pleasure d u
style, variety and cheapusss; which, together with IT, aa
under II presen enables him
inducements those Of any aScls In bis line o
and style that may be relied on.
PJ steer,
Merchant Tailor 9Th street, ID door from Penn svss
Sent -3t8W3vvif
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chance
OF
Gusdaioape rivers the popuoss wealthy and desirable
and region possessing,
vantages OF MARKET navigation, SELL and clmateequaI
southern lying Gulf Of
the city of Galveston,
snd convenient many
shall for Tsras In November which lime per-
make In property
p,uniy Of Visiting and examining in with
land and the tides The Of s'e he made
protected
planting cotton Of these for Ave
years. with capasay go O00and who will charge and
ms the accommodated.
Any request fv information relative the abo, TO
Aliens Fresh Charles county, Maryland, Will
prompt attention. j. A. sHEIRBURN
I-dlmifs
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Ar, ward now occupied by the Brazilian Mn'''e''
For terms apply Gen. orsdot, sii n"ua''r
Sept 0l-soAu km""-l
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WRAPPER and Tailor.-WILLIAM TUCKER, late Il D
u firm Tucker Pennsylvania betwssa *
Streets prepared to receive calls from hi
friends and the pubic generally having Just opened very swn
extensive and English Cloths caaime
vestings by himself with great from the most
importing houses Of New York and Philadelphia oil q which
be sold al the lowest cash price reputation hs
sufficient guarantee 10 all who may honor him v u
patronage style which his nts will be sxecs
N. 81 shall ready days show some Of The A
est styles Of overcoa been offered in thu uV
Sent 2l-3taw3w
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Washinxton and Alexandria Boat.
The superior steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON
A's,.ndri,, ~, lox, l2x, ax,4k.
y w,.a'n sS a. w. so. ssoa.s. with the boat.
rare ''O'' up :" ''' JOB CoRsoN, Captain.
The George Washington Wednesday
WasAinsto~ a~l -asra.lrfa Boat
= .-~ The favontc THOMAS COLLYER will
-. Ls.v: Alt1 .S a. OK, na, X, asss.
oe,4-s. SAMUEL oEDSEY. Captain.
SALooS TO LETT rs.pse..h,s and thoroughly eompe
Of washington together with ali the places the Theatre above
advan.sss exceed perhaps any other
the county being extensive TO have attached
only The.us but stree, durin
Application. tpo paid proprietor. Of
the Nations. Hail." :. the Republic Office, Washington city
oct+-A
VkSTRILoauIsM, Magic. aud the Learned Canary
Birds Positively for week onlyahernoons
sIGNoR BLTTZ
give popular and grand
entertainments In the
ODD FELLOWS HALL, washington city, D. c.,
On Monday Tuesday wednesday Thursday Friday and Saturday
and evenings, October eh h, 9th, ioth l
performances viii evening
open n p evening, at O'Clock.
Admission, Is cent. children under 10 years. iaa
"a FOR RENTING three story brick house with hack
Ill building Of aud I7h occupied
Rigs h IL located In OF the dssirsbie
modern
foom uppd and cold wsss water closet furnace, Ac
and 1 pump OF In the yard.
Possession given the let Of November nsxt Apply TO
X. Il. CHEW,
Oct 4-eou Al the State Department
THE Topographic Encyclopedia No. ~ Is jus. issued
and for sale by -
TAYLOR MAURY,
Oct4- booksellers, 9th
For Norfolk.
The steamer OsCEOLA will resume her trips to the
6fISa-e above place saturday.
Mk Washington every Saturday and Wednesday, at
O'Clock ReurningleAve Norfolk
day. O'Clock, touching, going and returning,
liver, and the landings tho Potomac.
Passage and ARE, ..
Sept 3-n JAMES MITCHELL, Captain.
TWELVE ThousAnd Acres Texas Land saie.-
Great chance the specuIaor eniespnsThs property
al
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SUPEHIOR WINTER FLA6HE1S--Ths us1avpa
descriptions In extra good hn
which they ask the attention Of persons In want:
~ pieces welch fannels, In medium and the best -
ported
Is pieces fine baxony do ...,--,.
10 do nne silk warp do In single and do unas wdn
do fine french hanneis
IS do low priced white and colored hannes
Is fancy high-colossd aAnneis for lanes nn u
chidrenb
Persons In want Of any kind Of hannes In either low
peror grades the above comprises hs e ~
10 be found n any retail Of New York, and ~
f'' CLAGETr, NEWTON, MAY, ! co
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TWENTY Dollars Reward-0cne Again. .GS.ssIa
woman Cstharine (aias Kitty Francs) has syn ~
Twenty dollars reward viii be given any one VINO ~, s
inform Of hss whereabouts, ~ that - "a
persons orewarned against hsbong hiring IT, ~ ~
Kitty about thirty nirty five Of age a'o" ~"
small frame, and dark eompsected ,uo HILT0!
Oct -aAw9w fIntsL RspabHel
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i,UMBERLAND Coal stoves and Grates-I An ~
ceiving large assortment Of stoves and CRATES o ~ ~.
and approved patterns, few Of which win s1ps =
eag stove and ohcn, for Cumberland COOKING 1o ~
grates for Cumberland cosli also great variety * asvs
wood and hard cou few more Of the ussy-csoA,Ii y.
well known Etna alright cooking Stoves which =
agent for District just received am also cevse
tire new for wood, hard and Cumberland coal NJ, =
level paor chandelier paror and the mirror pa "
have but give cali to be suited in style and pce
c. WOODWARD
Penn. av., between 10th aud LID Sress
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!, EMOVAL.-DUvALL 4 BROTHER, merchant nhos IN
II pleasure Of informing their numerous friends and cs,
that they have now removed their and elegant nn n
erected Pennsyivsna avenue, between ~ and 6 aa
square west of They Just returned ma -
York and opening of the richest and most ex
sormens of goods in their business whicn they ~
" '"A~e " o'1'' - "'''' 1'''' - DGVALL BRorzu
~ b. Wanted, two or nrst-rats coat hands
Sent l8-dlWkeO0w
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y. FRANCE CLEMENTS,

.dtt0TNsy oN1 Cov~Ses*sT - I1Ht
WILL practice in this Dissc and In The sR
W counties Of Maryland and virgina.
Win prosecute claims Of every description Assins ~
men especially claims services the Of the svoauns
Once Louisiana avenue, bssn * and Oh streets
Aens 12-eo6un
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M Il. DUvALL, late Of the firm Of LssIy Duvsl
~ ~ ~ hs ma. ~ r;. .,o W.. w 49, nea
Hote he has taken store nearly opposite, whsn vWk
pleased TO receive their calls few He conulH
ecule orders clothing of best Materials nocs
approved s,ys general assortment Of genusnat 4
nishing goods always hand. =
Sent ll-eolwif
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rrEXAs Land ASsnoy.-The undersigned onsn nn avsss
an agent appsnaniDs lands In Tsxas - -
ulariy INDICATED lands and procure patents os
Terms moderate and will be made known when nionA ~
TO be done.
MAY 3I-6mdAcp DaiAs Tan
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IcOR sals. or lease Tnr . Of year, ~, p.ef
house and lot on street, Immediately west ~
snent, and in the occupancy Of Mr. 1osspn no"-s
tanrant and boarding bouse - . ,r,,A.,,, BsDAaf
For terms, apy,y 70 Mr.. James n Co'inss ~ WIZ
OF At HI residence q, between IL AID 10" NV"
Bsps le-3nw1w :. -
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commence the road. Our New Orleans friends to
be a. ardent about the matter n southern
ming their sober discretion The Mexican President had
perfect right to revoke his permit TO the expedition
grant originality and though that revocation il
all OF its consequences had been strictly carried out,
would have involved the company in loss OF all its pre-
minary expenditures, certainly does not furnish ground
for complaint, aimee the expedition, according 10 its state
mens, completed in defiance OF the Mexican authorities
all OF the material paris OF the survey The present
effort to follow up what has already been done by de-
cided aggression originates far less, believe,
OF injured right than in conemptuous spirit towards
poor, weak distracted Mexico; but we have appre-
hension of its receiving the sanction OF our government
The Tehuantepec Company, in several OF their late
official publications, attribute the action OF the Mexican
Congress annung the decree OF the 9Th OF November.
1896 and the delay OF the ratification OF the treaty. the
nfsencc Of the British minister, Mr.. Doyle; and por-
ton OF the American press has attributed the recent
action OF the British minister, in threatening war uness
the Mexican bonds held by British subjects were at once
paid to wish on his part defeat the treaty Nothing
could be further from the truth Mr. Doyle and his gov
eminent care nothing all about the ratification OF the
treaty or the renewal OF Gany's grant, and the only
object OF his threatening attitude the subject Of
the British debt force Mexico to relnqush the
naming insalment of the American indemnify to the
B,rings Co, in payment Of the Mexican bonds which
that house has purchased up between 40 and 30
on the dollar.
The true causes OF the annulment of Garay's grant
were--lst that the decree OF the 5th November IS48,
was in fact unconstitutional and invalid 2d that Ga
rays grant had been thrice forfeited by this failure to
comply with the conditions thereof; ID. that il be-
eved that 0aray never had intended in good faith TO
make the road, but only speculate by sale Of his
elusive privilege and, <h, the nudicous action Of the
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Ill
nenced within the time prescribed. and has since been
continued" But the elaborate and able report OF the
committee OF the Mexican Congress clearly shows that
this statement is ncorrect that the work was not
menced within the time prescribed by the decree OF the
9Th November 1876 and that under that decree the
exclusive privilege a third time forfeited by
compliance with the conditions OF the grant This report
of the committee ia confirmed by the statements OF the
members OF the late surveying party, published since
their return from the ishmus and also by Official pub
hcaton emanang from the Office Of the Tehuantepec Sur
vey in this city, under date OF the oath JAY, 1851 That
publication. virtually admitting that the work the rail
road and canal had not been commenced, alleges,
excuse Tor the failure the late war; and that Of the
ermni OF the road had been in possession Of the United
states troops Even it be true that the threw any
impeachment IN the way OF commencing the work, it
one oil those unforeseen events expressly mentioned
IN the contract on the happening OF which the exclusive
privilege was TO cease. All the recent statements which
have seen from the agents OF the Tehuanepec ComAny
admit that neither the railroad the canal has vet been
commenced All they to contend for il that thew
have commenced carriage road
The report of the Mexican committee disclose. .,oh.,
important fact In 1s4o. the years allowed bv Sl.
for the OF the work had expired ;,bo,
anv movement towards fu6ment of the conditions az
the grant The Mexican government. (Which had for
many wears desired the realization of the projA for
uniting the two oceans, the speedy compilation OF which
had OF sudden become doubly important by the marvel
lous Developments OF California; believing that the con-
tinuance Of Gsrays exclusive privilege was calculated
rather retard than to promote the work. gave him no.