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ID DEMOvAL-The celebrated DR.. C. w. ROBACK, professor
IL astroogy, penoogy, and geomancy combined
with conura.on from sweden having removed his office 10 No.
Of Washington lie has consulted by all the crowned heads of
Europe, and enjoys higher asoloee than
living Nativities calculated according
ladies' So gentlemen g. Persons distance have their
sending the date Of the Of their BIRTH All
containing the above fee win receive immediate aen
on, and naves of the world, written on
durable make OF
conuraon Of the following topics Coushp, advice
the successful accomplishment Of wealthy marriage
he has the redeem such given TO the free
for hazard and for the
stolen or lost properly and the lottery Thou
abovenamed have done this city and its
vicinity and the United Staes the full satisfaction OF ALL
naves horoscopes have been cast during the last
while will and will do
persons
money through post Office. Dr. Roback
monthly, and has missed
All win be relgousy attended to, ifpepad BE
county and State For particulars
Of Union, and astrological almanac
gratis. -
G White street, New York.
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United states Patent once .

IN the petition OF Banabas Iangdon of Buffalo New York
of patent granted To hm the III,
January 1885, machinery planning shingles
for years expiration said patent which takes
on the 9th day OF January, lab2--
ordered that the said petition be heard at the pacn, Once
the m day January 1852 O'Clock, and all
notned and show they why aaid
petition ought be granted. -H.#G
Persons opposing the in the Patent
Once their objections, specifically forth in writing, at least
twenty before the day hearing All testimony nled BY either
party TO be used ~ the said hearing
Ia accordance with The rules OF the ohce which will be furnished
on application.
Ordered Also THAI this published Iniei
geneer, Republic and Union, Washington ID, Express, New
York Albany Stale Register, Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
Providence Journal Boston Daily Advertiser
Fttsbutg
previous 10 the seventh day Of January, ls5a 3 Ia
Tiios. EWBANK,
Commissioner Of Patents.
r. s. Editors the above papers their
bills TO The Patent Once, with containing
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The College OF st. James,


Dioeean College the Protestaaf Episcopal Church
THE session win Monday October Q, 1851
Juy 1884, New students recommended
opening
and the charge Is estimated from the date Of their entrance
The college number classes, Affords all tho
education and, successful
lion of collegiate comiers graduates the usunl
demica degrees.
grammar school, Immediately adjoining the college,
of the but under distinct discipline
ceves lads at the beginning Of their academca and
classes The direction the
Of the college special advantages to the pupils in
the grammar school,
In classes, study the Greek language is
its supplied by additional studies in modern Ian
gusges, book keeping, &c
The entirely henhul and, by Its dis
and villages, favorable good morals and
order.
eKemp building 90 feet by 49, will be ready for
In addition the
corps professors the have recently appointed Hugh Daye
civil and ecclesiastical law, and John H.
Ale ander, Ii. D.. lecturer physics and chemistry
college and
months Is hundred and twenty hve
dollars, payable sent annually In advance.
Applications admission be made
Rev. JOHN h. KERFOOT ID. D., Rector,
College of st. James +. q. Maryland
Aug i4-3aw2m
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IHREE ln e large building now erecting on ss OLD
suce the LIST of October
mn, They modem style the dry goods
siness lights The s 10 ieet wide
10 feet sidaght the VI r STORE "
sesp and feet Inches high dry and finished for
sales room, well lighted BY several windows snd an @ @
building Tho fronting on Market space - cc.
vide 81 deep then d feet wide BY - feet deep having
saes reo - feet wide BY deep, feet 6nches high There
il each with It's basement b ah easy
sirwsy The third feet wide by 81 feel deep WIN
sh bsea by very large store couu
BY knowing thc two last stores INTO one acn S0 a
vault pavenent Tor uel
Also ls OF October ne very
large wasshouse the west side o and
ontnx (he business street IN tnc
ssh win cellar "a by deep bsas mos,
and capital stand or wholesale or rssa
ry .rTs and elegant boarding ssst
dina our gb) the three
eet west and of the warehouse
Son,pS on 7 west built the modern style
SS s.ih che Aadsn Ax1l.1a a a
Ne dih story speaking through the lights &c
snde Il very Also balcony
rand both the building level with floors
a building which occupied boarding
corner building front The dining al
e, long each IS by IL feet w
cd by folding sliding DOORS There eight Of
ina rooms folding and sliding door, suitable for
a and av chambers good kteheHs and
aIve cellars The location OF the valuable and
ahe in apply subscriber the
mac House. side PENNSYLVANIA between ID and ~
.Nnp n nppx,orr
nioSif
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New Fall and Winter Goods.


HooE BROTHER, & Co, Pennsylvania avenue, between 7h
IL and 9Th Streets have just received and prepared 10 offer to the
citizens of the cities OF Washington Georgetown and Alexandria,
and the surrounding Maryland and Virginia. full and
complete assortment Of French English and India staple
Very elegant brocade silks, dark colors
Extra rich brocade silk, for evening
Rich plaid silk, styles n
Extra heavy plain pouit de sole
Heavy watered silks, all coiors
Real Irish poplins, richly wuered all shades
Very lusous black silks, all widths
Superior wide coloed silk velvets, every shade
French Merno and Ihbet cloths, great variety
French nous. de LANES, designs
French cashmere de styles
Rich embroidered chemisetles with sleeves match
Real yaienciennes lace chemisettcs and cuffs
Richly embroidered muslin collars aud
Elegantly embroidered and lace trimmed haEdkerchies
White embroidered Canton Grape shnwls, from S2 10 SIS
Velvet cloaks and mantllas, styles
Silk mnnllas and visites, also styles
Real cashmere shawls, long and square
Real cashmere Tbbet scarfs
Long and short sewing silk mits and gloves
Bajious celebrated kid gloves, every size and shade
Black silk laces, black and colored silk fringes
Thread and inseTtings, wide and
Muslin cambrc rulings
Muslin and cambric inserings and edgings
Sash, neck, and belt ribands &C., &c. .
Together with other entirely and desirable GOODS suit
able for aud approaching which weekly ndd
will be made that purchasers be assured OF finding
all during fashionable the lowest
prices
Sept l2-H
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\ II.
IN petition of NJ sore Of Pas France, praying
" patent granted improved method
preserving oxynion,
the said patent, which takes the
day December, A. D. lS5i---
petition be Patent Office
Saturday, 1851, " O'Clock,
persons notified appear show cause, any they have
why said petition ought be granted
Persons opposing the extension are required 10 file IN The Patent
Office objections specifically writing least
before the OF hearing, All testimony party
be The said hearing
cordance with the rules OF office,
lhicnion. 4
ALSO that this notice be published
Republic and Union Washington, D. CT Courier
vana Providence Journal Providence Daily
vertser, Boston, Massachusetts Commercial iulcn New
Psburg Gazee Psburg, Pennsylvania,
week for three successive weeks previous the 9th De-
cember next.
THOs EWDANK,
Editors Of the above papers will please copy and send their
bills the Patent Office, with paper containing this notice.
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nN petition OF Nah J. Wyeth, Of Cambridge Masachu
praying for the extension of patent granted TO him or
an preparing shipping, for
expiration Of snd PATENT which takes place on the ls
day OF December, lb5l--
II is ordered petition heard the Patent Office
Monday OF November next, nj IL o'clock m and
ali appear they have
VIII petition ought not 10 be granted.
opposing extension required file in the Paien
Office their objections specifically forth writing, at lcas
hearing All testimony filed by either
said be aken and transmitted
accordance Of the Office, which will be furnished
application, ,,,,
Ordered also be published in the National I
tepcncer Republic, and Union Washington city Daily Bee Boz
ton Providence Journal Providence, Rhod,
Island Courani Hartford Connecticut Albany State Register
Albany NJ " Express New York and Pennsylvania lnqu
rer Philadelphia Pennsyivania week for three sue
ce.y. previous 10Th day OF November next he day
THos. EWBhNK,
Commissioner of Patents.
Editors Of papers win and send the
bills he Office, with paper containing this notice
Ecusl - sw,u
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Mount Alban Institute.
s institution very pleasantly situated the Georgetown
Heights the prospect embracing the Washington,
Potomac miles, and the OF Aetandna ~ Is de
signed limited number OF boys the benen o. gooo
combine the
OF thorough academcal with The discipline OF
Christian home. ..., a.
The regular win begin November J. Parents VINO o'
for admission of pupils further information, may
&c addressed, - .--x.a,. ,-.-u N ~
Rev ANTHONY TEN BROCK, Georgetown, D. 2.
Bishop Of Maryland and Hugh Dsyy h.ans,
liz D. baltimore e. +. Chambers, Kent county Mdi aaron
o. Dayton esq., Auditor OF the Treasury washington
Jyons esq w. Bevehont Thompson, f'spoo,
Norh Carolina; Col Miller IIalowes, 81 harys, 'eofga
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ALFRED HENNEN.

Report, argued and determined in ie circuit court of te
United for the drst circuit from 1912 TO 1851 oows
Gaons ReporfReports Of argued and determined in
United the rst circuit from 1919
1875 Second edition. with additional and references
Boston, 1895.
doing justice my feelings, well the
Masons Reports specimens OF eminent merit They may
upon level with the best productions OF the Ing
h Admiralty for deep and accurate learning Wen as Tor he
wis IN '3 Kent 30 t2
William Report Of Cdes in the Circuit Court OF the
United First Circuit from el6 to le yols syo
reports the decisions OF Mr. Justice Story The
reports The decisions relate variety of sub
admiralty personal and real law and chan
aeutencss and
which such eminent traits their
thor They comparson OF learning
utility volumes Of the English reports"
Rsports Sumner tChas Reports Of Cases argued
determined in the Circuit Cou OF the United States for the
These volumes OF Mr. Justice Story and
form continuation series Of Gnlson and Mason The de-
volumes relate particularly questions OF
Sfory (Wilam W)-Repors OF Cases argued
the Circuit Court Of the United States for the First
Circuit 2 voss svo.
Mason They contain the last opinion
Story who died while the last opinion In
third volume yet undeiivercdn
Woodbury. Id and Mnot George Rrpors OF Cases
Rued Of the United 81;
he Circuit Vols. and p
decisions of Hon Lew Woodbury.
story justice for The first dis
Volume in press.
ITorards supreme Reps,s Howard (Benamin C)Re-
I'd states VsIs. T. s, @, 7, and
reports follow Peisr and with those reports and Dallas
Cranc and whemons comprise all the decisions OF the highest
cour o w.
Sioyv on ~. Contpon, comprising the Constitutional History
limited atates new vols, Svo
" sseIn I nress will be ready in March. Dec 27-dly
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University or Virginia.

uE next annual session University OF Virginia will
! msnss & on The LIST Of oc.96e aud continue wi,ou,
aud iectureship, viz;
J. Aneient Languages olessor Gessner Harrison, NJ.
g. Malienaalics- Pfoiessor Edward H. Couronay Ii. d.
T. nsinial Phiiosophy-ProIcssor VIM. b Rogers Ii. ID.
ohe"sy and Materia Medea-rrossor Robert T. Rogers,
Medicine Professor Henry Howard, MD.
IL m anatomy fhysioiogy, and susefy-james l.. Ca
Moral Philosophy Professor wu H. MeGufey 3D. LII. d.
w. w-ifoiessor John d. Minor, LII. ID.
- adjunct Professor James r. Hoeombe.
my -Johh Stage Davis, A. NJ, M ID.
To be admitted into the Unvera student be 10
age ~. o. two brothers applying for na,culalion the Faculty
II the applicant for admission has been student any
seminary he cannot be received the University
less ne produce cecae such
evidence, 70 the Faculty, ofgenerai good conduct
The whole exclusive cohcs books and
pocket money, are estimated as follows:
Board including furniture o SlOO
Fuel and candles be furnished by the Proctor and
dormtory .. sso two In the Si5...... IS
Rem, Of an enlire domoy a for half il occupied BY Two
Matpeuia,lon fee use Of library and public rooms IS
II single professor attended, $50 two, $50
IL three or more, SZ5 each
school of law the junior above;
intermediate class they $50
class 75 the higher fee in each giving ad
mission besides, any lower class Is
s2as
Medical Department.
medical department expense tuition including
the Demonstrators ticket and dsectng fee, sos The
months enables the student complete of studies
that OF other medical the Union
tending only TWO lectures day.
Lao School.
adjunct having been appointed the department
commercial law will be taught fully than has hitherto been
together with an exposition Of the most important leading
cases in law and equity.
Proctor and Patron Of the University Of Virginia.
Aug -oawswtol
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gemaIe Education nt Wnshington.

subscriber, thankful for patronage with which he
favored from no less Than neen States, and from families hold
highest positions In the respectfully
entered The fourth Of bs service In this
OF his erpefiencel instructor of youth
Private Family Boarding School for education OF young
branches
American female limited twenty pupils
s advantages domestic and borosgh 1structon
thinks. miscellaneous schools
the family and the school FSeneA
oa French lady educated for The froon
Paris = ..-. -
II w. CUSMAN, A. NJ,
Indiana avenue, City Hall.
Oc ls-eod2mifs
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CARPETINtss Floor Oil-Cioths. Curtain Materials,
have the pleasure Of announcing TO their
friends generally Of the cities OF Wash
sn counties of Maryland
md virginia they received New York and Boston
and altogether the most complete
dry goods Of every description that
had the pleasure presenting 10 the public the lead
ng articles of which they beg TO enumsraie viz:
a5 pieces tapestry velvet carpeting new designs
50 do tapestry Brussels do very rich
rs do heavy English Brussels do
Is do do do small figures
5 bales patent English Brussels, low priced
yards super three ply carpetng, Lowell manufacture
1900 do do ingram carpeung do do
1000 do do do second quality
beautiful oil CLOTH which will be cut TO any
shape halls passages
twled and Venetian, for passages and steps
SO dozen stair rods, all sizes, and cheap
25 printed dugge erunb cloths, from lO4 10 l64
10 pieces very silk and wool curtain dc laine
% do do worsted and cotton do
o5 do worried damasks
is do do union damasks double width
5 do do de- aneA, for furniture
a5 do Tukey-Ted cashmeres
25 pairs richly embroidered lace curtains
50 pairs embroidered muslin curtains
pieces embroidered curtain muslins, low price
brass from The richest TO The chedpest
all curtain trimmings and hxtues oi
styles all OF which viii be offered upon the most accommo
dating cordially invited examine stock
'@'''' HOoE, BROTHER, co.
Sept l6-d4wf
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&Nssy 3 3

A NEW ROute PittshWrR. VIA the Baltimore, Sus-
Raiiroad-ThrsugA 10 Pnfsburg
n express will leave Calvert station daily
~ IN ,e United States Washington and Baltimore
M connecting with fast line at Mddletown l.
rv ng a. Harrisburg at "a, 10 dinner
Tn, ,.n Harrisburg p arriving
oldnysburr Al this point have the option Of
either the thence by packet boats
stages from IioIldaysburg Pittshnrg. -
sod following points by this rnn 10 VII
York Columbia, Marietta, Mddefo~n, Harrisburg
New Port Lewsown, Nc Veystown, Hunt
inQdop, Holiday sburg, and Pitisbnrg.
also with the Cumberland Valley rafoad
which passes through Carlisle, shippensbug, Chambebug and
points this road
Pr The OF passengers from Washington for OF
the VIII be
den Raroad Company the arrival Of
morning receive the baggaee, winch WIZ be
ROBERT STEWART,
Oct I-an Ticket Agent.
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California Land TITLES.
the President OF The United
the
ya,e land California; hereby
board will be held fan Francisco said State,
on 9Th day OF December 1851.
Given hands, city OF Washington, this h day
September, 1851. 49,.
INLAND HALL,
HARRY 1. THORNTON,
Sept l7-cod3m Commissioners.
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DRAPER and TaIlor.-WILLIAM TUCKER, late OF the
IL arm Tucker Pennsylvania avenue between ~ and
streets calls his
friends and public generally having opened large and
cloths, and
vesng selected by himself with grcnt from the most
OF New York Phianelpha all OF which viii
he sod al price; Of his establish
all who honor him with their
nat,onare of the his garments will be executed
rcndy days show of the haidom
that have been offered IN this CITY,
Al IA
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VIRGINIA Locomotive Works, Wolfe stree.
Potomac, Alexandria,, Vrgniasmith h Perkins,
locomotive and tenders,
engines boilers chilled wheels and axles,
patent chilled and slip machinery and castings
The undersigned having erected extensive shops and
machinery TOOLS prepared
locomotive and machinery OF all kinds,
~ r. c. SMITH,
o he Alexandra Iron Works
THATCHER PERKINS,
Machinery the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Aug20-dly
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O sportsmen-J. w BADEN PENNSYLVANIA avenue near ei
opened small lot double barrel
saieabie Sizes and at unusually low prices.
Likewise supply Dixon Sons powder TASKS 10,
Shot pouches and belts
Single and double bags, dram bottles
English, French and American caps
Gun wadding, powder borns &c.
Oet I'll
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n DEMOyAI.-DUvhbL BROTHER, merchant tnilors, have
II informing their friends and customers
they removed their aud elegant stoo Just
avenue ~ and 9th Streets
square west Of their They returned from New
York opening richest and elegant
Of business which they are prepared
~ " ~ " - DuvALL BROTHER.
N. n. Wanted, two n three 6rstrate coat hands
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Sept l2--u

WASHINGTON SEMINARY, ID. C.-The evening English
classical and mathematical school of this institution viii be open
night Saturdays and Sundays from o'clock M 10
9.
English comprises practical inruc
rules and improvement
yle and the several kinds Of public
speaking together of various distinguished English
writers and
The devoted explanation and analysis
authors cemp0son enabling the student
tongue with facility.
The mathematical the study of arithmetic book
keeping Algebra geometry surveying ieonomey and eaeuu
Nov f-lw SAMUEL BARBER, President.
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~ OWEN IL SON, Merchant TntlOrs, would respect-
IL. the public generally
varied fall and
goods quality such Cloths casslmees yesne
and will call and
for themselves.
In returning liberal share patronage they
take that having
evils the credit extent they have de
articles their line low for cash
TO prompt customers public favor
Oct 0-2awim Intel u Telegraph.l
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FNCtHc StcNhshp pCOmpnMy.-The only ThrO ugh
Line for California and Oregon.
<e-srm The public informed hat, under r
MXAxEk1n rangemens of this company inspected
l4EB and approved by The Navy Department, and carry
ing the United States mails, will
unless detained by unavoidable accident
San Diego Monterey following packets
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company OF which will always
In nj each end of the route. Pacio
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do super American ocoh, from twelve eighteen feet
wide
IS do owpriced American ocoh, from three to six feet
wide
10 do Cocoon matiings for basement, sc.
Of
ported and American carpeDg, such
Tapestry velvet tapestry Brussels English and American Brussels
imperial, ply and and ngrain low
priced hemp and cotton both striped and plaid together
every article house furnishings which
prepared fully offer upon good terms
Apie-u p. II. HOOE 4 CO.
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,. FRANCIS CLEMENTS,

.4ttorney aud Counsellor at Lar,
WILL practice District and in the adjoining
w counties Of Maryland and Vrgnis.
prosecute description against the
especially claims the of the revolution
Odce Louisiana avenue been AZ and 9th streets.
Sept l2-eo6n
fremont House. BOSTON, Massach husetts.
rrIIs well establishment Is still copdncted in the
4 has
commodOus and the comforts and
there, combine render agreeable ad
to the traveller,
Having OF the firm Of John L. Tucker Co.. long s
establishment subscriber pledges his
crions maintain it, rcpuaton and 70 give satisfaction TO his
customers ..
Bosros, Sept Is, 1851.
Sept Ig-3taw3m
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= within reach of ali-The celebrated
Ia physicians Brothers and Gray, have finally
ashngfsn after having
knowledge having
the Indians for the purpose getting
knowledge botany themselves qualified 10 alleviate
which human family subject We
promise Avos with call thai we will with
askne question, their complaints and
and guarantee an easy and speedy cure The Doctor.
vegetnbe prepared by themselves we
complaints, matter
they originated, how long standing
fever ssue had office from
living in al the western counties Of the states o. Ns~
seuy bearing Of sad avaing themselves OF
heslb Diseases successfully treated al
dyspcpsy conspation piles scrouia,
bonch erspcIas letter. scAld head dropy an nef
diseaSes o the skn ung stomach bo~e hVe'
Kidneys, spiRe, Ac. - ,,..
Once street, opposite the Smithsonian Institution
OcfS Alwt
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Medical Dep.rtmen OF Georgetown College,
Corner Of y and l2fh streets, Warrington, ID. {.
E Lectures will the fret Monday in November,
L and continue until the latter part Of March.
FACULTY.
Young Professor Of Principles and Practice ofMedi-
cine.
H. Lcbca d. Professor OF Institutes and Practice o.
surgery. o..
Fodado Howard NJ d. Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases OF
Women and Children.
Johnson Eliot, NJ. d., Professor Of Anatomy.
Of Institutes OF Medicine
James Austn Professor of Msiera Medca and 1hera-
pcutics.
j. w. II. Iovcjoy, NJ. d., Professor OF Chemistry
Samuel w Everett NJ D. Associate Professor and Denonsuao
Of Anatomy.
Clinical delivered operations performed on
patients from the nfmnry Dspen-ay attached TO the Col
iege.
College recently erected nj great expense
provided with and convenient lecture has ana aoca
rooms aud Is admirably adapted for medical instruction.
for a full Of lectures
Matricuaon (pad only once) e).,..'s....-'....'''.,
Demonstrators hcket,
Etaduhhon
Pee for those wi attended full courses In
Fi.ODOARDO HOWARD, M, d.. Dean
Corner of 10th and streets.
Aug oi-awtNov