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No. BuLiHs Pennrenia sseaas. wort door wet
Brora's Hotel, Washtrttoa, d. c.
rHAs DE sELDISc 4 ANDREW wyLIR, IT,, having formed
partnership perpos. Of prosecuting before
Congress- departments
appointed for he adIasInne Of sposons other
prepared
si be
attend obtaining PENSIONS bounty
land under ucates,
otherwise bayhg selling real estate, collecting private claims
rents, NC.
wyIe, IT, attend any law business with which
either amsef inusied IN Of the Of
the District, Supreme o. the United States.
selains being United states notary
puhc all the OF the Union
will prompt attention the tsknr Of testimony, sckno~eas
Of deeds duties which sppertain 20 his oes
Charges will be moderate regulated by the claimed
the services required.
Communications tpos, Will immediate attention
Sept s-dty
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ASTROLOGv-The celebrated Or G. w. RoRACK, professor
IL astrpoay, phcnnosy, and seoaney eohnea
with conuraiian from Sweden office No. u Locust street. rhia
delpha, services the clnzen lie has been con
heads Europe, and enjoys higher
reputation living Nativites caicu
lated according reonancy 80, gentlemen Persons Mt
natves dramn BY sending the date OF The
VIII
attention, of this world
durable paper and prepared to make OF his
following topics Couftshp
advice successful accomplishment Of wealthy
power such
bottle and Tor all OF hazard and Tor the recovery
stolen or property and the purchasing OF lottery tickets Thou
done this and
vicinity United States, the full satisfaction of all
while Letters will purpose and VIII do
As
nancy through post Office. Dr. Roback
monthly and has missed
rcgioisly attended prepaid BE
post For particulars
Office of Union, and astrological almanac
gratis. - u,,
II Locust street. above Eighth, Philadelphia.
Feb S-Smosd
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COMMON HALL OF the town OF Petersburg, Virginia
May 1850 Tho following resolution this day adopted BY
the Hall.
"Reei That the Of the advertise ptnPc.a fo
OF endorsed by
the State Of Virginia, $4,000 payable In so $500 1875
half Al
proposals
May,
bidder Will be entitled ,-reio The payments COZ viii be
July,
themselves the night reect offer nsa..n
Motto. hereby given OF The
will be received BY chamberlain sccoins
the above resolution, until the itb day Msy ID O'Clock
CHAa. CoRLfNG,
Msy9 --dti thNsvr~rt
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Indiana unlimited January 2 ESQ
Capital, $50 Vo. Stockholders individually liable.
fos mur~, balls Sheep and cattle
de-erpuon combined acct
Dents disease also upon markets
sonth Losses death
DrecorJoseph Bowman, coansecr Ferdinand Eeer~ine,
Isaac Mass, D. Hay,
Hon. Thomas Bishop builder; John and
dector Hon.
SENATOR
fsrmer bsnk director and auditor 81 Knox county
shuft~n
Hueh and preside branch
Of bank Of Ind,sns.
NELSON, aren't fennsyvsna avenue, l4,h and
l5,h street,, Washington City.
2.-diy
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VALUABLE Raj Estate in the city Of Washington

VALUABLE lkSal Estate I'm the City of Washington
sals.The proprietor intending the West with
three brick houses and lots Viz
seventh within two Of the
Two number
wen calculated for conneson with dwelling
Also, enclosed squares,
then between the Capitol aBd Con-
the Washington market, or Tor daies may be Preferred
property pIodue
reduced
indisputabio.
purchase address
office
X. NJ. YOUNG,
Al 5-codu Agent
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TOeAN -. MrCALlAA. late Second AuHnos y" ~ =
uy cf,. NJ, .,rvicvs in III. prosecution os eair1'
mont, before Congress, the depArfnsns-s ~ '"'
military accounts, and agency business esnsfsH ,,a
Isss~rs him business shcs'd ~ posF
ace !. the of 9Th and Loa,sisnass.nus
Cgrp. April 3s-u
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FsrpUAy ~, 1851.
IN petition Me.es Bayley OF Salisbury
praying for the extension OF him
Improvement machii pressng
years expiration Of sad patent which
% he 5,h day Of July, ISL
s-id petition heard
Monday IL O'clock person.
notified and show they have, why sd
petition ought not 10 b. granted.
Persons opposing the required Gle Patent
Office their objections, specifically forth Ia wrunx least
before hearing An testimony hed
party the said and
accordance with the rules the occ, which will furnished
on Application.
and Unon, Washington city, u. G. Daily Rec Boston
Journal Rhode Island Irbun.
York Courant Hartford, CONNECTICUT, for
THos. EwBANK,
Commissioner Of Fatenu.
will
bills Patent once, with containing tins
Feb 13-ls~3w
nissOLUTIoN Cop art~rshtp.-Th.
IL ins !. marusl
dissolved y. Dyer viii
the late arm, 81 the
Robert W. Dyer drcca-ed which immediate
. respectfully requested. EDWARD G. DYER,
GEO. y. DYER,
wAmsaros, september ~, 1870.
Extraordinarily NOTES.-The
copsrrnsrship under the and
will the general and business
Thoy respectfully solicit patronage
slowed the firm, pcdg. themselves discharge
confded %
Dyer prepared make advances upon all con.
EDWARD @. DYER
J. q. Mcguire
w.nssros, September "a, 1850.
21--du
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A COMPENDIUM of the Eaurs Body Of sss q
"A by Asa alphabetically arranged with r,sr,sss
latest and approved authorities.
svots Law sheep, svo, pp. .lT7 Retail psr; SOW
~ ,nd 81 Ann street. W. ~
"a Opinions Of fke Profe"or.
There are profession that cont,in saes,
law within the limits, OF that are move e'"
p'''s cnrEF JUSTICE SELs'y
~Yonx, Sept %, 1880.
toned WORK. Won
NKw Yosx, Sept -, 1850.
The accumulation Of reliable citation. ffosl hs
legal treatise and reports, both American and
powerful auxiliary 10 the Law student, rivns hm ,s
reference, sad will extensively AID the STUDENT ms
ana we M" . business ROBERT }. wn1l
oorosss ~, is5a.
grst,h-d with hes accuracy; and have been = - 4
with the precision and cesss-s viii, which uanno -
nyseif, that the tse
learn y. merits and, like enjoy - sdvan,rsr. roxsa
NK~ Yosx Curr, Oct. i6, 1850.
u inpAr, advantages accurate ard " a
note book, while ~ saves :" the profession a's
DAVID PAUL BROWN, rAasS@
Mr. K,nne has collected with great diligence - 49, =
ss.es a,e'd.a on ,.s PORT. psses'sa ~ ~ ~
references the autiofiiies 40 eofsoo- 81 70 CIV
SCISSOR o. INC N'f' We" JUDGE ns' PETERS rsa'S
Ihave examined Knns,s Las Compe ndum ~1h ~ $3.50
ton my other svocaticns would allow, and am ,r
irnss,o fseSt.,. .s labor. o. coan.ei in The peps,
for trial and Prom exa"innun 80
tue-, can say WITH confidence That they arc
judgments and ability. -. ~. u
JUDGE cRIDI.Ey, InearN
n csIculsed Ne help The s'uaeri "A
of sizr evtsas, and vii find its way nF'' 80
tshie }. q valuable ready reference. ,Na.Ssya
W. T.. HURST, r"
IN. plan. and utility, ard sccurssy ofthes. VOC.
unqualified spp~ahat~a n dts'fnssBs"ts -
United sts:es, sss Jwssscs spry Chisf Jrs
Vermont, Hornh,o~er "s New Jersey, Tucker o. wy
81 ash,nssop city. Weston cf Msipe, &C, &C. Troa
Published by JOIN tac
Nov Diff ~ sna % -
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ITO good Fruits and the admirers OF fine
fowersI have for sale 600 chace trees 1000 apple
ON They
pleasure
grape vaes, 500 cherry trees, pluas sc.
IA bouTbons hyhtide, aid
-atuhs, house and paof plants, Ae.
This collection comprises regards the novelty quality OF the
that the and European markets
furnish.
wish collection Of fruit
possible before dispose OF them
choicest kinds de
Trees plants packed up and any part Of America
A. IARDiN,
Nurserynan Flora in ls street, OF N.
Mar 2--eolm
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Washington City, D. G.,

fscaees Of District n Coiunhs. and ~in ssoS
claims Of
including under Congress
lsscly passed. Once in the City Hall
nrf If
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nR AWAITS ITALIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, TONIC
AND APEkENT-lhis remedy, composed entirely OF
bining cathrtc cordial powers, original
y discovered and prescbedby Dr. celebrated in
diseases the abdominal darrh9a
dyssnsy bilious complaints dyspepsia, aud all other disorders Of
the liver, Ac
Knowing experience operates kindly and
enecusl submitted remedy 10 those
who attacked prevailing fatal and as
venve 10 all who may be so fortunate as to escape us n
symptoms
TO wholesale CaIuss Music Saloon, Penn
avenue m 18th and The pnneipa
In Alexandria
containing full directions Aor with many interesting
accompany oi liberia
discount Orders from part OF the United States
promptly An Communications mus, be paid
Aug a~iawu SAMUEL tAhusl 10
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Year Hook.

rNGLIsu Year Books for 1871
II The Red Book the RIOS kaenda for England Scot
land, Ireland and the Colonies for 1881 vol
British Army List for Japuary, 1851
British Navy List for January, 1881.
British Almanac and Compaaon Tot ISL and Year Book OF Gen
tfal Information /, 1 vol.
Imported per steamer ASIA BY - =
Jan FRANCk TAYLOR.
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Assistant Teacher Wanted Immediately.
THE Principal Male
teacher who is qualified
He
sober habits and good moral character.
All applications must be made immediately and by letter. paid
to The Principal
Feb
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WILLIAM rIINN business
departments snd Congress, He will
pensions and bounty Land Charges
ncders,e. Address. william Fhnn, Washington, d. G..
Jan ~, 1851.
Mr. VIM ser.ra, yssrs ert IN the oce secou6
kup<.s
departments render his service. particularly
70 sn rnuv s~piov hsr 81 the ses' sfr1r-fn-srt
ALRtDN X FARRIS
Lar la-a Late seceeh Comptroller
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(LAra yAuauiIR COUNTY, vA,1
WILL attend Of Grant Dane aud Iowa
w ths FEDERAL supreme M~dson. give
prompt particular attention TO the collection Of claims puI-
chase sale redemption of ands and the Of
non re sidens landhoders Al any pant OF the State.
Refers u. q, Foote u, M.
u. Inau Hones ESQ.,, Warenton, Msssrs.
Mason, attorneys al law, New York Professor w Hone
LApsey, esq, Massrs. w. Welsh Phladepnia
Is. Crockett John attorneys
Missouri. Ap iy-lAwly
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a General -sgerf At WssAiarfs- CIV.
LII cisns for land money individuals
~ attended IN.
Ne evidence In his
Of elisa Congress
md Offers hrs services all suvh ofh~.s
OMcers cfet, claims Congress prosccuted
wAssrsorcs, sspsesbes ", ls5o--ly
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MILITARY Topography Of Continental Europe by
Mil,ary GEOGRAPHY BY n Jackson, vol Lon
The Reputation, and Order. o the Armys vol,
one. W..n sas ana SSi s.sss ,.a. Army
and Explanatory Directions cor IN. information and guidance Of Pay
on the War 10 Russia and Gensny in isla and
lsi9 by CD ,hs Hon George cahear vo v plans and d
n,rt'. Quarterly BRUSH Amy Lis for i.nu.ry, issr
and Lieut. Cot. fon-onby, 18th drarcons vol
usssr. ~ p,Uanes Wi 1 ''sN4' 1900 : = ' =
Lab, Infantry DAYS by Ads,ans Linas,
Military Geography q Europe By MARVEL lieutenant s'h reg
luz imported from London BY rnxy,
THE Q~ssns eS scotland, by As.~s ssrsshisAd-a
wasoysh o. Prat, Travel and Scalp Dance. BY Levi.
Letter. nom TIRE. Continents; by MI vol
LIE sud corrssrondspes Of Robert sou'hsyoomPs in
Psann concluded .iss, nuuser bound volumes.
s.sss. q g.ss. ,I,, y tenn ss ,h 49, v9
History Of Propeller. and Steam sarsaooai vol
s.1p s.sa. q w w ~ s s.sss c y y vol VOL
rs.'ss s ss Z X. 'i ss S sss', s
ootdons Unfns Guide 70 ,hs eendsrs q French Nouns
resia rR.ScK TAYLOR
Lord and LADY narcourt Country Hosp,su.. BY Miss
Tse Duchess. wom.n- Low. and wo%.ns H''.-s Do,sl
Prs, Principles q Medicines BY Archibald Bel'ns d. vol
Iisy~schui,, and zump,'. Classical s.nss-I volume.
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an 10 Booksellers. vfh srssf.
UINTs IN Spcrssmen, by H. y. Lewis. M ID. lvoi.
| III Leigh Hunt. Essays MisceHs,ses. volume
M,..,..,PP Scenes by Joseph = Cos. volume
Neeod SON. the Lag. and Adventures cf fsrcvA hsyesy
written ~ himself
Fssfs FRANCK TAYLOR
nUT OF PRIST.-Mo,srss MAYS. In French English,
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English, complete in . volumes, secondhand
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New York Life Insurance Company,
Office, No. 90 Wan street, NesS York.

York Life Insurance Company,
Office, No. 90 Wan street, Meas York.
Morris FRANKLIN, sdeBt
SPENCER s. BENEDICT, vice president
a.@ PLISY FREkMAs, actuay.
THIS company, conducted upon insurance principle
upon principle leaving o the
premiums hands greatly
its profits and conferred benefits
least possible costa outlay insurers,
Insurance granted 10 persons visiting California.
compreheuds following oncers
Jones, NJ D., medical of and ID
Peter G. Washington agent Apollo Hail. Pennsylyania
Union Buildings. June I'll
d CARD.-DANiEL CAMPBELL, doors east OF the Ma
IA tona Hotel respectfully the attention
desiring The article travelling handsome
Steel spring riveed and solid sole leather
frame do do
oodb folios
Ladies' sole leather and box trunks
Ladies' French hat boxes
Every variety OF vaises
Packing of all kinds
Feb a3-diw
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NEW OFFICIAL ARMY RrcrsrER, jus. i....s. .rs
~ for --ts BY TAYLOR MAURy,
rehlB R0ohveisrs
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CERvASTw-Wsrt~A. = male servant and good
~ ~ family Sons WIN he employed
bring recommendations Inquire hi. once
l-ln
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IN
II xsnfed during that period vol London.
Webster tc,. Patent for Inventions Copyright Of Design,
| soL London
goS.cn on Law ofpsfens LONDON.
in1msrch Practice for invrn
\ vol. London.
spence the Law Of rsirn Inventions J vol London
~n Law Of Copyright in Design 1 vol London
Loosey Coecion % tn. Lrws Of rs,.nt Privileges 81 al III
countries II Europe. l vol Vi.nna-
Cunis the Law Of Patents. l vol. Boston.
rhi,ca Law ~ Patents for iprcu'ions vel Boston
kingsley and rson the Patent las and rrscnee ~ NJ va
tcr-- vol, New Ycrt, -, "a.
FRASCk TAYLOR
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EDMUND H. WILSON, Attorney AT LAW, Will prae tise
Collections and before the
Also,
Of Virgipia will
Louisiana four doors above
Cana. zyii,on.
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THE WING Almanac and United states Register 10
ISL; ~ Greeley AeFirass
rof by TAYLOR h MAURY,
Ian u BnoAsen~e~. ab street.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-01-18
CON G. R ESSe
SATURDAY, JANUARY IL, fs5
~ s6GskeF sEPsEsM Mfxr1vEss

- s6GsApF sEPSEsM MfArIvEs>,
cs s fssss 4. ss si S.s ssS
Of the public land the State of Missouri aid No the
sucon Of railroad from the line Of said State
ns ar Fort Scott, point the road leading from ST.
Ious in Missouri Little Rock in the State of Arkansas
Which read twice and referred the Committee Pub
lie Lands.S -
CHEAP POSTAGE sILL.
The House Committee of the Whole the state
OF the Union (Mr. SvRoNe, of Pennsylvania in the cha
and resumed the consideration OF the said BILL
Mr.. PHELPS being entitled to The floor addressed the
House in defence Of the bill reported sm the Committee sn
the Post Office and Post Roads He that ihe est
Once Department should susain itsei, and was unWking
that should De thrown upon the Treasury for support lie
then entered into an argument show that three cents
postage letters pepad and tive cents postage on letters
not rates recommended by che Committee on the
Post Office and Post Roads-would enable the rost oince
Deparmentro sustain ITSELF
Mr. DUNHAM said that the petitions for the reduction OF
postage were seeoyped and the question arose. whether
tbey were the sentiments Of the people Fine calculations
made in tese petitions as to the success OF Iedoeo.
of postage they could be realized he had no doubt that
the people Of the United States would be IN favor OF II, Il
they believed that by such reduction the advantages they
now enjoy would be curtaed. He could not believe
the statements made in these petitions TO be corre: nor
could he rely on them. The example OF Engand no
criterion by which the United States might be eSoveIn In
that county the mails not carried onehih the dsance
they cavied here. ... .r-..r
Mr. WENTWORTH gave notice of the following amend
ment which he intends TO offer at the proper time:
Whenever any person sha exhibit to any postmaster
satisfactory evidence ha he haspad one years
newspaper than thousand nice hundred
inches he shall be ened If paid before his receipt OF the
rst number receive such the rate cents
for each paper per week. when with out his
State cents when printed within his State and
OF when printed within his county And this
provision is extended newspapers OF greater dimensions
than thousand nine hundred square inches and to all
periodicals. that the postage to be paid each one
Of them shall be half cent per for all distances
Provided That posmasers shall be entitled to send money
free of postage Publishers of newspapers and periodicals
and publishers shall receive their exchange papers
periodicals. and may send bills 90 subscribers in their
numbers free OF postage ..~ H.. 49,. r.. ..
Mr.. DUER then obtained o9r, but gave way to
ton that the committee rice which being agreed to
The committee and reported progress -
And the House adjourned
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The Journal of yesterday having been read
On motion of Mr.. SPAULDING it amended so as to
insert bis in the negative the motion Of Mr. McLAN
to suspend the rules to enable him to introduce
luton declaring inexpedent repeal the fugitive slave law
f." CHEAP POSTAGE BILL. *u.
On motion Of Mr.. POTTER, the House went into Com
mttee of the Whole (Mr BURT, of South Carolina, in the
chai and resumed the consideration Of the bill reduce
and modify the rates Of postage.
After disposng of several amendments
On motion the committee and reported progress
And the House adjourned.
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TUESDAY, JANUARY ID, 1851.
In SENATE

The PRESIDENT Of the Senate presented communica-
ton from the Executive Committee Of the Industrial Exhib
ton to be held at London the ls June 1851 stating what
has been done by the committee enable the citizens Of the
United States 10 exhibit their articles at the Worlds Fair
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-01-18

honorable Senator from Kentucky that csnaot consent to
have the bill which has been confded by the Senate
which been long penGng before the houses Of
Congress- delayed in order TO take up this resolution, which
has been brought our consideration for the first time the
present session Of Congress. will, however, early
day concur with my friend IN taking up that resolution. As
at present advised totally opposed its provisions but
think ought be taken up and receive the consideration
Of the Senate at early day. trust that after the long
delay which has taken place in regard the important sub
jec to which call the attention of the Senate 1t will
be postponed by any special ORDERS cannot,
therefore, vote for the motion OF the Senator.
The motion agreed to, II voting in the affirmative
and 25 in the negative. ...
The bill cede the public lands the States in which
they e certain conditions taken up and debated till
the Senate adjourned.
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ton presented BY the petitions which have been laid before
by the honorable Senator fron Kentucky. This is
think, altogether out OF order.
The PRESIDENT. II is very unpleasant for the Chair
be under the necessity Of calling gnemen order when
they wander from the subject before thu Senate and speak
violation of the rules. The Chair will state again that
several occasions during this session senas have taken the
opportunity when presenting petitions to mike speeches
the general merits Of the propositions involved That
tary the rule. If it is required by the Sena the Chair
will enforce the rule and conne Senators to simple
ment Of the contents Of the memorial paper whic they
may present and when they go beyond that he viii feel
bound to call them to order.
Mr.. HALE. will not trespass the attention Of the
Senate longer. will simply remark that am the occasion
Of always elctng such tender regard for the rules Is
in order for every body else to travel over creation
Mr. FOOTE. call the Senator to order.
The PRESIDENT. What motion does the Senator
make
Mr. HALE. move to refer the petition to the Commit
Mr.. WHITCOMB. move to lay the petition upon the
table. *:.,
Mr.. HALE. ask for the yeas and nays upon that mo
ton.
The yeas and nays were ordered.
The PRESIDENT stated the question to be laying the
petition upon the table.
Mr.. TURNEY. Iwish, Mr.. President, to say one word
upon that subject
The PRESIDENT It is not debatable.
Mr.. TURNEY. know it is not, but hope may be
allowed to say word by unanimous consent Petitions Of
this description have during the present session been present.
ed and referred.
Mr.. FOOTE. Wrongly .....
Mr.. TURNEY. see reason why should depart
from that practice in this case.-
Mr.. MANGUM. rise for the purpose Of inquiring what
is the specific notion
The PRESIDENT. The Senator from New Hampshire
presented memorial and moved refer to the judiciary
Committee the Senator from Indiana moved lay the
mortal upon the table, and the question is upon that mon
The Secretary win call the roll
The roll then called, bat several Senators present. did
not answer to their names. f,.
Before the result announced
Mr. FOOTE rose and said: do not wish TO e dscour-
,eous but aher think there Senators in their seats
who did not VOTE think have rule which requires
that every Senator present shall VOTE As this test ques
tion desire that every Senator should vote hs may have
a full expression Of the sense of the Senate.
Mr.. YULEE. If reference is made to me will say that
did not vote, and that puposey sbsained from voting.