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Extract from a Letter.
TO THOSE JUST hAkRIED.-"HAD KNOWN
COPIES WILL BE SENT ny MAIL, FRK1 OF
POSTAGE TO THE PURCHASER.

On the receipt Of the One Dollar. THE MAkRikD WO.
MANS PRIVATE MEDICAL CONPANlON...n nBt
(msled 70 any part OF the United ststs All letters
no.tt PAID tssceg, those ecn,s,nias rs~,stAss.
and addressed 20 br a. MAURICEAU, boz "a Nsw rerh
City Publishing once, No Ig Liberty s,rss ns-.Ts.
vitin three months with perfect safety and certainty
Fer sale Broadvay snd at The Publishing once l1e
Liberty street, New ferh little CO. Albany W De-
vie Boeton n. Peterson, ~ Chestnut street Fhlatek
phia aud Booksellers ttIspstcut We Unitsd StatsA
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- by means Of the Pocket hSculapiua Every Els
own Physician; thirteth edition, with hundred
sravng showing diseases and maform
And FORM BY William Young ND, Graduate Of the Uni
verify Of Pennsyvana TIE various forms Of dis
eases are faithfully described and all the recipes
plain l,nsuage The chapter on selfAtgse worthy Of
particular attention, and should be read by
Young men, who have been unfortunate In sontacns dis
ease previous 70 placing yourselves under the OF
81 this truly use full work stransers visiting the city par
euary those contemplating marriage, don't think CT
turning home without copy Of the Pocket heuiapius
yea captains and persons going sea should Dr.
Iotngs Treatse Marriage, the Pocket eulapius Of
Every One His Own Physician Any person sending twenty
hye cents enclosed in letter will receive this
book " mail ave eopes will he sent for dollar Ad
dress DR.. MN. YOUNG, l57 Spruce street. Philadelphia
York. ~"
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ls-Pi1LS-PlLLS-PiLLS HOLD THE COSCEN-
tTnton Of medical rropertcs fully than ruid mig
lures, ana safely that box Of Coughs
yellow Dock Pls will 40 to rmples eryspelas
and impurty Of the blood than bottle 81 Sars
psriila. Sold BY A. H. Cough at Rings 1872 Brsadway.
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TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMP ANY
~ For New Orleans direct via HavEns On sunday Nay
lh, at three p M Wy order Of the United states Navy
Department Fare reduced The srlendid double enpne
steamship GEOKGlA, 500 tens turthen d. d. Porter,
u. N, commander, will precisely At three o'clock
M from her pier Al the foot o. warren street North
river. with the government mails direct Tor havana
and New Orleans Chagres passengers transferred at a
yapa TO the splendid doube-enginc steamship Teleep
Freight taken to Orleans at rer cutie foot Specie
only tahen on freight TO Havana Ne Hills ofading viii be
sFned after the steamer has sailed Fer passage freight
Warren street. n o. ROBERTS.
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DARIs ANp LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIVATE


diseases, in few hours, by vegetable application,
without pain In debility, brought by improper habits
and constitutional Affections he combines medicines with
The local remedy asd show there thousands
who cannot be cured without IT, he has daily Of
years Duration from the other physicians In ALL he
ties permanent cure He has structures daily he
without cnuste which others y their
ling the former disease enough His dploms with
these and The Of certificates show that
equal It, You cured me in enc eay-p. n. Corbyn. One
local arpcaon cured in few hours after another
TOR tried long Nme-C. Dtrond | paid $780, In
years 70 te cured Of weakness from sefshuse without bene
IT. yet cured by local and general treatment in
short tme-Jss. Evsne. You cured Of the worst ef
syrhiltic ulcers body and face in short time after
had been nder three physicians for besides using
every quseh medicine could hear of-Wm FERGUSON Perth
Amboy Nd Those at distance can by enclosing fee, be
treated ~ mail 0fee hours from sA. N. az. n. and
TOR NJ Larnont N. D., a Reade street, two doors
Broa
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q S00 REwARD.-JEFTRIEs ANTID0rE, sPE-
SOOO oihc mixture for the Of private disorders IL
makes speedy Without the least restrictions Of Dict
drink change In application 10 business The
rreprietor ohallenses single ease which the mixture will
not under the forfeiture Of ave hundred dollars IL
Put up in bottles with full directions at 81 One bote
lasts weetuany cured in ,wo days For sals BY 4.
VI. RING, io2 Broadway and Ie Bsyard street. ~. ";
r. Little, lo4 Hanover street. Boston, Wright Co.. New
r-ikAns
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EyrREss LIEN roR cuAeREs pIRECT-Ar TIL

EMPRESS LIEN FOR CHAcREs DIRECT-Ar THE
IL Loves. Reduced Rates Of TMe.-Thc and splendid
steamer BROTHER JONATHAN, 1,lo0 tons turthen, will
sail precisely at o'clock NJ from pier MOI North River
on Tuesday May - This has been consrutsd with
view strength and speed has most excellent ventilation
and superor accommodations and will be supplied with pro-
visions the most liberal With especial care Tor he
cemfort Of passenger and s furnished with iron vault
for the safe ansporaon % specie bullion and other yslu
shes without charge for iss than enc Thousand dol
lars Alo experienced Surgeon whose services free
ofsnpsnss. For Freight Or pssags srrly 70
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NoTICE-MEIDING TO THE EARNEST soLICIrA-
~ ons Of Who have been cruelty deceived BY
certain bosstins individuals the undersigned will
time prescribe for all diseases Of private nature
Those who by INDUCING in certain destructive hab,, Of
youth have ncspatssd themselves for she duties aad
pleasures VI lfe may also srpiy with certainty q relief
n. Delaney, ND,
81 Lispenard stree, near Broadvay.
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AND LIyEErooL UNITED STATES

prILADELFHIA AND LIVERPOOL UNITED sTAIEs
II Mail Iine,-Steamship LAFAYETTE Charles stoddard,
Commander ate % the steamship Crescent Cy has bees
placed this line TO between Phsseipha and LIVER
pool and will leave her berth Lombard street wharf Phila
asipAia fer Ly,rroo Wednesday h Nay At y eioeh
This splendid 800 burthen, built in the
most suts,sntai manner both regards hull and mssh
Her for passengers are unsurpassed
loon state Rooms $780, ren,emens State Rooms, $780,
Second Cabin 500. Excursion tickets to Liverpool and
back FRET eisss. si7 Second do 500 Fcherth secured
until paid for For gassass arIl{ % O. Wlllisns iS
yhstyes or Geo. hcHenry Co.. walnut street. Pills
N n Persons engaging ps...s. At New yorh will ss fur
sished tictets free to Philadelphia
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nR, COOPER, II DUANE STREET, HAS FOR THE
las. feurees years confined his practice 70 the treat,
aggravated % this disease mild removed In
two 10 ave days- A perfect charge.
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EoR SAN FRANCIsCo-FIRsT yEssEL-THE NEW
and elegant clipper ship ST THOMAS can take small
quantity Of light fregh and four Iassengsrs ,,.
T. d, SUTTON h CO, ~ Wall street.
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L,oR SAN FRANCISCO AND oREGos-ExrRA FAM
~ ly steamer On let June ~ the only through line
from to San Francisco The well known and favor
rite steamer SARAH SANDS, 1870 tone having most
tensive and convenient Accommodations for aniliesers
rate ft1te both saloon and second cabinvu be
despntched by the Pacific Mail Steamship Company On the
lrt June from Panama Her late trip from san fyagesco
performed days ho will be ready 10 re-
eeve en- board Immediately thsr arrival in Panama the
passengers intending her. and by leaving New York
in the steamer which viii be detatched the middle Of Nay
70 connect her and by avang Of the reduced rates Of
fare they will certainty and offered by
other steamer For Tickets which will bein the saloon
f1p from Panama TO San Francisco in the I'd cabin tl5J
frvm Panama to San Francisco apply to
ROWLAND AsPINwALI. 81 and IS South street.
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MO CURE NO PAy.-DR coRBIrr, NO. 10 DUANE
IN street. consulted the Treatment Of
diseases practice Of axceen devoted TO the treat
u delicate enables Dr. G. TO the
mercury used.
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n AIIONAL IHEATRE CHATHAM sTREET-BOxEs,
~ 70 cents Pit, ia coats Private Boxes, S. Doors
open az curtain rsee ut half ooek-Tuesday eve
mig Aps = NIL he gsesented tue graad fairy spectacle
Lareb Mr. Brandon; Zsn Mr. Stafford; ALI Mr. ia Favor:
Hafna, Mr. Thompson; AoAth. Mr.. c. Taylor; sambo Mr. H.
Fox Scleman Khan. Mr. Aiilage; 0neza Mas Mestayer
Spirit othe murdered zeinah Mrs Hautonyile Acrateon
Miss Malvina; Abdaldar Mr. H. Seymour; Okla Mr. Dunn
kawla Mrs. H. r. Grafton. The entertainments to com
mence with tie farce Of SERVANTS BY LEGACY.
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TYR. WARREN IL CoNripENTIALLY CONSULTED
~ on Diseases From eighteen years practice, three Of
which in hospital. Dr. W, abed 70 guarantee
speedy Without mercury Bee his diploma inh once
nance In and nsdicne this country produ eed
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The new steamship COLUMBIA will ply between San
Francisco and ports in Oregon awaiting at the
the arrival Of the MALE and from Panama and
turning without delay with the mails and passengers for the
steamer from San Francisco.
regular line Of propslers will he kept MP the
rortAton Of freight and transient passengers between Pa
mama and San Fran csco.
Tie we'll known steamship SARAH SANDS, Of 1850 tons
burhen under charter TO the company and peculiarly
eommodousi her cabin Arrangements will be kept running
ns an extra family boat.
One q the above will keep the connection be-
tween Acapulco and the other Mexican Ports.
The connection in the Atlantic will be maintained by the
United States mail steamships
GEORGIA. :. :. 1900 tons CRESCENT CITY. 800 tons.
OHIO. ,....... 800 tons CHEROKEE. I-sSt tons.
EMPIRE CITY. .2Uo tons PHILADELPHIA. l.l0u tons.
month.
The new steamships Ell DORADO and FALCON will
form direct line between New Orleans and Chagres lsav
Ing at such periods viii little detention
she the Isthmus and forming with the Pacific steam
ships through ne 10 and from New Orleans and ports in
Mexico California and Oregon Passages from New Orleans
can be sceurrsd from Armssrong Lswrason Co. Esent NJ
that place.
The fare for through tickets from New York San Fran
isco has been reduced from
soc in state rooms TO $3.50.
$50. In lower cabin; to $50.
fNQ, In tteerage, TO SlC5.
The rates from New York TO Chasres will he stthe lowest
adopted by any safe steamer between those ports
Fer choice Of berths apply at the oec the Comrany4
and % South street and At their agency w west street
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NATIONAL OF DEsIGN.-TnE TWENTY
IN sixth Annual Exhibition Of the Academy
the public at their Galleries, NO 63 Broadway opposite
Bond street, from A. NJ. until 10 r. NJ Admittanoe 25
cents tickets 81 cents catalogues l cents By
order of the Council.
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CAsTLE GARDEN-THIs BEAUTIFUL AND PoPU-
~ lar place for the reception Of visitors during
te day The view the galleries Of tho splendid
ofour noble hay and harbor has not equal the world
Admission II u cents.
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DACHIC MAIL STEAMSHIP C0MPANY.-(oNLY
through line for California and 0rsgonl-The public
informed that under the Of this Com
steamers inspected and approved by the Navy De-
Psrtnsnt and carrying the United States mails, viii
Gnus leave Panama and San Francisco the
days Of each month"; unless detained by unavoidable
dent and will touch at Acapulco San Diego, and
The follow ing steam packets belonging to the Pacific
steamship Company. are in the Pacific Of which
will be aiwaysin port at each end OF the route
OREGON log tons. REPUBLIC. ], 3otons.
PANAMA. ltr7 tons. CAROLINA TOO tons.
CALIFORNIA. 1,uO tons. C0LuMBuS...... GU tons.
TENNEsSEE.. 80 tons. IsTHMCS. IT TONS
kOk1HEKNER. 80 tens. UNlC0RN........ ceptons.
COLUMBIA ..... 80 tons fkkA0NT........ GU tons.
tons
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10 No. ~ Rooeevelt street. Chatham where he
hourly eonsuteA all diseascs Recent eases he
without mercury IN tve 70 four days with unparalleled
success His specific 81 tox, cannot be beaten NIB
M beatsn Dr. III vii ferfrit 500
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vet II that war was rendered unavoidable she would
not hesitate 10 abide It's consequences.
SWEDEN AND NoRw AY.-The 0edelsthing {Chamber Of
Nobles) has passed The project OF law on The emancpa
ton OF the Jews, Both The 0edeslhing and Vokshing
Chamber OF Commons) had abolished the Jewish 6sa
bii0es as existing by the fundamental law of the cons
tuon, but this could place them on an equality with
other Swedish subjects in fact enable them to benefit
by The privileges granted them long the private egs
laye order was OF an opposite nature The government
accordingly submitted further project, by which these
differences would be reconcied and the complete emanc
patton OF the Jews guaranteed This project has been
carried by large majority. The Jews therefore, will in
future be permitted 10 settle in Sweden and Norway
EGYPT The latest news from Alexandria is of the
sh The question between Egypt and the Porte had made
no progress In the time, Turkish ean!irigate
bad landed, the 2st ut-the Shereef OF Mecca and
the Pasha appointed command the troops for the pro-
lection OF the Had On the 2ith the Turkish regular
troops consisting Of about 5000 of the guards and
destined 10 reinforce the corps Of the Hedaz landed from
two other steamers The arrival of these forces caused
great alarm They not permitted to pass through
the town. and marched of 10 Ramleh, a village four
miles off The Turkish fleet had not lett Consian,nople
the lst One of the Egyptian commissioners was ex,
peced from Constannople The greatest agitation regned
in Egypt with regard TO the intentions OF the Porte The
Syrian confirms the dismissal OF the Pasha of Aep
pc Tor his partial conduct in the inquiry the murder OF
Father Basil
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The Nashville Banner and wh,r.

The Republic copies article into it's columns yester-
day from the above Journal expressing its surprise that
Major Donelson should have turned into demagogue,
and should take the fbuster side of The Cuba question
Il is easy explain this than that the President
without recantng his abolition doctrines, should be still
presented by the wing party in Tennessee suitable
candidate for the presidency But lest the learned editor
the Nashville Banner and Wing should have been left
without material proper be copied into the columns Of
the presidential organ here, would suggest to him
the proprety OF his engaging his correspondent Com
meafaor," who has been trying for several weeks TO
find out who ought TO be the wing nominee for the pres
dency, turn his attention TO the study OF the laws,
and find out, il he can where is that the President gets
the power pirates those Of his coutrymen who
may have reached the high their way to help
distant people shake off the chains Of bondage II there
any gentlemen learned in the laws at Nashville who
make this discovery, and transmit il TO the cabinet
at Washington, they would confer great favor upon
them. II is understood that there is TO be new procla
nation issued in the OF the Americans now engaged
in the Mexican revolution, and that il is withheld until Il
is settled whether the Presidents power OF outawry can
be made applicable within the limits OF Mexico as il
Is on the high marine league from the shores
OF the United States
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LETTER IRON HENRY CLAr.-The New York Express
understands from Lexington (Ky) that Mr.. Clay has
written long letter in reply to certain OF his friends in
New York, in which he gives his views at length upon
the compromise measures, and matters appertaining
thereto The letter will be here in few days for pub
LEGATION
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THIS institution IL pleasantly situated
Begts-be from embracing Of washington
the Potomac for miles; and the Of heIand Is
signed rood
PRACTICAL Christian education seeks combine
of thorough academcs with The proper
& hrsian home.
The regular Parents who for
desire earlier admission Rector
Application for admission Of pupils further information may
be addressed,
Rev. ANTHONY TEN BROCK Georgetown d. c.
References The Bishop of Maryland, aud Evans
LII. d. Baltimore Hon e. r. county Md Aaron
o. Dayton. esq Fourth Auditor OF Treasury Washington
Lyons, esq, w. Beverhoat Thompson Piboro
Norh Csrolinai Col. Miller Balowes, st. Mays Georgia.
Sept l6-2awiw
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fremont House, BOSTON, Massachusetts.
THIS known establishment still conducted
always The central and situation
commodous and the comforts and
uxures found there combine render agreeable and ad
yantageous u the traveller.
the nrm of John L. Tucker Co.. long
establishment subscriber pledges his
maintain reputaton and give satisfaction his
customers.
VIM H. PARKER
BosTos, Sept Is, 1851.
Sent Am
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A PARTY prcsCE--A wing OF Wayne county requests
the SenDel mention the fact that II has been decreed
by the Seward clique Of dcatos, in secret concave
the clerks Office in Lyons, that Fillmore man shall
have nomination this fall for any Office in Wayne
county Albany Atlas
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BALTIMORE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTIONAL Boston. on
Friday night the democratic ward and county meeting
elected Benjamin f. Halleu delegate to the BALI.
more Convention.
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.-The subscriber has
those and elegant recently erected by
Duvail Brother the north side Of Pennsylvania
boot all of its branches having engaged the
E. Marselas, KNOWN
for himself high ruaon CUTTER and whose attention will be
manufacturing Of boots and shoes
call of ladies beau
elegant style Mr. Marseas gae
beautiful of French
aud English leather. Kid silks and san which will bc made
order u Mr. M's beautiful style.
mandatory have selected with
Philadelphia, Baltimore, all Of the
of and shoes Of description, all
particularly the attention of the public generally
7-eoiw J. NJ JOHNSON.
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SHOEMAkEiSS' GOODs.-On hand, and constantly recriy
ing importation, all kinds Of hoe sufs and
manufacturers win fnd well supplied with ar
line, will be sold accommodating
JOHNS & PAYNE,
Importers dealers n shoemaker goods,
Northeast Of Fourth and Arch Streets Philadelphia
Jul d3m
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Episcopal Insttuts for Young Ladies',
Norfhrea Of Wh AVID streets.
THE INSTITUTE will s session the FIRST Of sepem
ecien Of professors and teachers every
department.. . -. - -. .
mathematics.
Terms for day pup.per 's.ion Of fee monns-from siot
n EnzIsh and mathematics,
Ancient languages, music drawing, painting Ae
EXTRA Circulars had Of the Principal Early application for
admission IL necessary . =, -. -,
WASHINGTON oIrr, August -, 1851
Aus lT-dtl5Oct
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TEXAS Agency.-Tbe undersigned offers his service.
appsrtainins Teras pac-
ulsrly lands procure patents
and will be made
be done. .-.-
Address II. O. CATLETT,
3l-6mdhcp Dallas, Tex
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DOR sale, lease for N OF years, tho donbIe
street, Depart
ment and now in the occupancy of Mr. Joseph Bouange
and boarding house.
terms, apply Collins, at Winders Buildinas
his residence G, between IL and 18th
l9-3taw3w
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HANGING SCHOOL.-MADAM BLAKE has the honor Of IN
nouncing public her dancing school
Han" will be for reception Of pupils
November 1851. Madam b. will teach variety OF paror
and dancing
Through agent York. Madam b. win receive
Days OF tuition Tuesdays and
Saturday, from I'LL orock. For apply at the Hail.
nctT- tlth my
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"a FOR RENT.-Thc three-story bick-house, back
il building, OF and 7th occupied
EtlV Riggs esq. desirable
parts
(suppied cold
and a pun o the yard,
Possession given the LIST Of November next Apply TO
X. CHEW
Oct 4-eou Department.
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IA Opening.-The subscriber has The pleas
IN his ends and thai he has
ces whsr. he has been for
past selecting his stoc OF fall and goods.
He show such s0Sk OF cloths cassmeres,
undcts Gloves SOCKS hosey,
in style variety which, together comp
enables him offer
Of article IN his line OF qualify
and style that may be relied On. . u
Merchant Tailor, 9Th street, ID door from Penn
Sam, 81 aulvif
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CARD.-The of respectfully
II Of rich cabinet French China
aud te services mantel cut
double and single hair together
OF useful household furniture all OF which has been selected with
will be- sold exceedingly for cash. liberal
satisfactory
DYER d MCGUIRE,
Sept I'D Aucuoneers.
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40 EMOyAL.-DUyALL BROTHER, merchant tailors, have
II pleasure OF informing their feRd and
that removed
between ~ 9th
square west Of their They Just returned from New
opening Of the richest
goods their line OF business they prepared
o order In their usual style Of elegance.
DUyALL h BROTHER.
NJ D. Wanted, two three hr,tra,e coat hands
sept lS-dwS eo2w
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IlsArEB and Tailor-WILLiAM TUCKER, late OF the
Tucker, Pennsylvania between ~
receive calls his
friends public generally opened very
English
vengs selected by himself with from the
OF New York Phianephla, all Of which
the his sstabis
me /. a
style which his
N. show Of handsom-
offered
navlx
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Library OF Congress, Oct. y, 1851
Office is hereby that the Library of Congress will b.
Thursday again open
ed until Tuesday, the 18th OF November.
JOHN s. MEEHAN,
Oct3-eod2w Librarian
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obedience To the direction Of the President Of the United States.
the asceraning and seng
land claims California hereby
session Of their board will be held San in said
IN the 9Th day Of December, 1851.
Given hands. city Washington day Of
September 1881.
HILAND HALL,
HARRY I. THORNTON,
Sent i7--eod3m Commissioner
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about two miles from and three miles from Wash
PREMISES half O'Clock, M farm,
Alexandria Virginia, about miles from
Washington
good Of cultivation, balance
well wntered having several perpetual
and under good fencing u has on two small The
land well of all kinds Of
usually this climate.
the farm Of Robert Cruet and the road leading
/ Cross Roads.
Of onethrd cash balance In equal instruments
three the purchaser bearing
day Of salss deed gwen and deed Of uus taken
| Sept 3-2awSds VIM BALL.
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y. FRANCIS CLEMENTS,

Attorney and Councillor al Lau,
WILL practice In the courts Of this District and In the adjoining
w counties Of Maryland and Virgins.
claims Of description
for services In the OF The
once IN Louisiana avenue, been ~ and 9Th streets.
Gent