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CHURCH CARPETING.-Ju-t received an additional supply
" Of carpeung matching that in Trinity church IL -
ladies who supplied from the last pse "
opportunity OF inisns hen
psvs n uniformity that Of the church
bales Cocoa Solton door mat
do list carpeung
do do
Always on hand general Of capetngs mangs,
,,; seas he'd ana table linens, which viii be sold
NJ vs ben,f CLAGETT n DODSON.
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[ Warrantee's Signature. ]
FORM No ;.
STATE OF
COUNTY OF

On this day of--,in in the year., personally ap
peaed there acknowledged the with
power of attorney be his and deed and certify that well
the and that he Is
person who described the within power and who
ecuted the
(Oficers SignatursJ
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tIV Liable has the me cbsess OF
MI ssurse Of dancing
for the season win commence on ThuIrqsy snsa
Pennsylvania opposite WIisds Hotei
Days Of uion washngtonTue-days, Thur sday ana rss"'
days; GeoTetown-Monaays and Fridays.
Dec 2s-duf h1t
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EIVIILS -
III Mnnnng's Sermons-tbree series, in three volumes
Hoffman Of Episcopal Church in
the United Saes-i vol.
Bishop History Church England Revolution
OF 1851
Ncnnder History Religion and Church-l vol
Thorntonis Family Prayers and Commentary vol.
Old Truths New Errors; by Rev. q, NJ Buucr-1 vol,
Esrnestness; by q. ". Taylor.
Lsdy Mary by G. n. Taylor
The Angels Song by Q. ". Taylor .
Mark Wilton by g. ". Taylor.
Margaret, or The Pearl; by 9. b. Taylor.
Scenes n a Ciereymans Life by q, u. Taylor.
Wyau's Christian Ohices-l vol. -. ....,. -
Msyl fRhNch iHhLoh
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VIM. u. II, CROSS,
attorney and Counsellor at Lar,
Washington CITY. ID. c.,

the the District Of Columbia and will attend
debts, of claims o
including bounty land under the act Of Congress
lately passed. Office in the City Hall.
r3-u
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=, wrrra sd~mv-First Conrse.--Mr y. r. LAsss has
m. honor 10 o Washington and eorse
nj. Of dancing for the viii
ON Tuesday October his residence on Pennsyvnno
svsnae opposite WIlsrds hotel -r,, =, So
DAYS Of Washington inesosy' ""'eSs ~" Ss"
DAYS. Georgetown Mondays and rhaass
Oct 9-dn
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STArE
Before Ia justice of the other officer authorized to
take ddarts personally appeared here insert the
tee being duly depoes aud that he the Identical
[hefs insert Of Warrante 10 whom warrant No - for
under the September 1885, issued the
day Of of, 1876 and who now applies to ocats the same
afiants Signaturel
SutorI ounds fiIadh etninfh fhis- ADI
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TWENTY DOLLARS REwARD.-Ran aw

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away from the
I'd OF March, 1851 coored CATHA
RINE alias Francis She supposed to be about ye
inches high She Of rather delicate and
She is supposed be hiring Wash
ngon secreted by free Of color
Al forewened against hiring haborng her Tho
Mar 2s-3awu JP.B HILTON.
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I KNOX WALKER Will practise law In the supreme
United States, attend the of
claims agns, government Address Washington d. O.
10-U
ID EMOvAL--DE sElDlSG wyLIE have removed their
IL Agency street. between
opposite odd Fellows Hail. and doors
National ntellgencer Office
Mar 20-3Awu
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BALTIMORE Female College.-Th. institution, incorpo
rated by the Maryland and enjoying abes patron
.ys ,e.rds every facility acquisition thorough and
buildings pleasantly located, WIN
md rooms modern convenience for the
Of large of boarding and day scholars
ISsIRuoTor
NJ @, Brooks, A. M, professor cf ancient languages
Rev. y. ". Nsdn, A. NJ, biblical literature
h. r. Waugh, A. NJ, mathematics and natural sciencc
a H. Pratt, NJ. D., assistant in do 90
Mis-. M Al Dison, English and Bellies Lettes
j Rochester assistant in English
Gsoreinps A. Huse, French Language
VlIen C C;obrecbt, instrumental music
NJ A. Porter, assistant DO
Elizabeth T. sncer, painting
Mr., A. j. Cleveland, vocal music - 90
Tx,s. Rosrdine for session. III weeks ..,....,.SI9
Tuiton in eoisaiat department ~
in preparatory depsr'menttrom - 70 y. 20 ~
application =, - pnoouu p.,n,,n.,
Apo4-2sw2w So "'oo"'' '''"'f''
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THE History NJ Banking. with Compre henstvs
Origin Rise. snd Progress of the hanks Of Eng
don, 1850. FRANCk TAYLOR.
me
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THE Gold yvorshlppers or, The Days We Live In
Il nnre historical novel, by author Of Whitefrisrsr
Harmony Of Prophecy, BY the Rev. Doctor Keith. -
Maya FRANCk TAYLOR
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WILL attend 10 the prosecution Of claims behr ana
w ". ,ous ,Yscutve departments cf the scyernmept
Once ana dwelling street, between oh and ION streets.
OctA-0
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HALTIMOMk AND WASttINtsTON AAILROAB.
Hours Dspaxt.re OF the Passenger Trains.
From Washington nj a. and at daily, and
m. daily except Sunday.
From Baltimore a,e and daily, and daily
cspt Sunday.
Feb 3-dy t. PARSONS, Agent
NEW ROCKS AT TAYLOR - mAuRYs--Hnpen
~ Magazine for June
The Heir Of Vast Wayiand-h Tale; by Mary Howit
Woman Trials Tales and sketohe, from the Life Asund
us; by r. (, Arthur.
Married Life; by Arthur.
The Two Wives or, Lost and Wen; by Arthur,
Volume Grote's History Of Greece
wilbsnss New Travelers' Tourists, Through the
United States and Canada with fine the United States and
Cuba
Farmers Encyclopedias; by John.onnew edition
McMabon's American Gsrdensr-new edition. May 10
no Iovers OF good Fruits admirers Of
stocks very fruit best
best pleasure
choice grape 500 cherry trees, plums &c.
bourbnns, and mos roses
Ornamental shrubs green house and paror plants &c.
quality Of the
kinds that the American European
furnish.
plants
possible before dispose
where those choicest kinds de-
msnd
plants packed and any par America.
A. IARDtN,
F1ous, Nurseryman, Flora H, street, I'M.
Mn2-eolm
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General Agency at Washington, ID. G.

General Agency Washington, ID. G.
DY A. NJ FARQUHhR formerly OF Harrisburg, Pennsyvania
ID for services the with Mex
the with Great Britain, and the Flor
ida
For pensions, bounty land scrip
Bounty LandW attend TO the purchase and sale OF bounty
land order.
drawings be attended all their branches
Ofee-Ai claims aeans, the department viii be
settlement OF contractors quarterly accounts pay OF
ditto facilitated, ne - .
Nashville Union, Mobile Advertiser, Louis
Democrat Era Cincinnati Gazette Indianapolis
York Herald and Detroit Free Press, viii publish TO
and send their bills TO this ONCE accompanied
with paper. 'une sSu
EDMUND WILSON, Attorney Law, Will practice
Of Washington Collections and claims before tns
ancng adjoining ef virginia VIII
duly attended oce Louisiana avenue four doors sDve
Copp's Pavilion. pec
Now York Insurance Company,
Omce, No. 6s Wan arsef, New York,
FasSKLtr, president.
g. BEsspIcT, vice president
PItsy FErrs.s, scuary
muinainurance principle
principle ofleavng proportion Of the
interest the hands OF has greatly
extended aud profits and conferred its benefits Al the
possible
Insurance granted 10 persons visiting California
sgeney Washington comprehend the following ocet
VIM. Jones, NJ D., medical examiner Of and
Peter Washington, agent Apollo Hall, Psnnylvsns
opposite Union Buildings. June 2-u
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WILLIAM noESEK,
TORNEY AT LAW,
Lancaster, Crust county, WISCONSIN,

nArE or rAuaUIEk COUNTY, vA.,)
WILL the OF Grant, Dane, Iowa
w federal and Madison He rive
prompt particular collection
chase, redemption of lands and te
resident iandhoder- in any part OF the stats,
Refers 10 Hon H. s. Foote, u g. snae Hon James M Mason
u lnman Homer, esq, Warrunon, Va
Mason attorneys New York; Professor IIorner
Lapsey, esq, and Mes- 3. w Welsh,
Mes b. Crockett John A. kason attorneys at law, LOUIS
Missouri Aplg-lawly
A CARD-DANIEL CAMPBELL, tree doors
IA respectfully persons
OF travelling trunks his
assortment,
Steel spring -riveied and solid sole leather
frame do do
Wood boI folos
Ladies' ole-leather and box trunks
Ladies' French hat boxes
Every o valises
Packing trunks Of all kinds.
Feb 2J-dIw
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pHSLIP BARTON KEY win ss.ra to ANY busszlsss
1 sintrumsd with before eN sors e this % ~.
pess and the Departments. once on Csrsst.
WAsnInsTon, yaly ", lS4A. July H~Sawu
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Know all by these presents that here insert the
parranfe of the county Of, and State of do hereby
constitute and appoint -, OF - true and Lawful
attorney, for and to locate land No
OF land, which issued under the September
1880
JPouer of Substitution may be inserted desirsdl
Signed i'll presence of
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cUPERIoR CANTON MATTINts--Ths subscribers r re, e.
y specuy nfbrm in wan. OF superior he o
Canton ms.~s thai they hs supply o. ths follow
in4 descriptions OF which they furnish asy quannV
Marking vhite Of superior quality, In a-e, Az" -
DO ceckcd, red and white, 6A, 81, ana -
Cowqua w,ise, super, 6A 5-4 and -
Do in ,arisrated coons cottage, very heavy, 81, 81
andA4
DO In chrcksd rod and white, heavy, "a, - snd
Also pieces OF that extra hesvf ana nne VINE na
msnsr like all win admit who sec men, were never
In this city bekre. 4. ,,.-,.. :. -.
Ih.se goods pt ont by young now IN Canton on pm
vsie account, and wetr snAde 70 order - -.,..,
We Just full supply OF upef ann ~.
oil cloths which AZ room, ball W o'"e'
All respectfully n(omed sell ss low the
Nav 21rMdf CLAGErT DoDsoN.
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FORM No. 9,

Sworn 10 and subscribed before me this - day Of, l6o
4 tOHcers Signeurel
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March l6-lawtlstJuly
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mAGSrEIoEsr SCHEMES Eon JULY, 1851.

llIVh'H alV-faves No-tluartefs - 30.
Cerlincates oil packages Of 25 whole uckep, Sl30 90
10 do rs half do IS W
DO DO aS quarter do ~ so
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Mar l3-u
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-05-30

JEwELRY-The manufacture of jewery Of all kinds has
kept pace with the improvements in the other de-
partments ofthe arts in modern times and in opinion
the good taste of the present day well expressed in the
production of articles Of this class The garngly osen
tatious display of gold and precious ornaments is not
compatible with either sound judgment good TASTE
hence every welbred person avoids the appearance
such thing; but fine articles, well selected and worn in
a becoming manner, are, perhaps, at this moment in
general than at any former period of the world
We learn that choice and beautiful specimens of this
scripion, and of the most exquisite fabrication, may
daily be at the store Of Mr. STEPHEN EDDY, north
side Of Pennsylvania avenue between and 9th streets
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GEORGETOWN AND ITS AFFAIRS.
GEoRoErowS, May 8O--l2 m

GEORGETOWN, May 30-12 m.
Owing TO the unfayorable state of the weather,
the company ut the ladies' festival last night
was not 80 large as on the two previous nights
Something peculiarly pleasant-to call in at
KidwelPs drugstore, on the corner Of High and
Prospect streets, on warm evening and get a
glass of his excellent soda water. Come over,
gentlemen of the Telegraph, it is worth trip to
Georgetown.
Mr. A. Tippett (carpenter) is now at work,
remodeling and fitting up, in the most modern
style, the store on Bridge street formerly occu-
pied by Mr.. 7. A. Lazenby, for Mr.. M. Williams
dry good store.
Mr. Craig, principal of the town school, with
about one hundred of his boys, have turned their
attention to-day to something more pleasant
than books and states They are RECALLING them
selves over superabundance of cold ham,
bread, sweet-meats and lemonade--the weather
preventing them from going ON their intended
picnic to the woods.
The -four and grain market remains un-
changed
Canal Trade.-Arrived, Belle, IS miles, -four
wheat and corn; ]. G. Stone, Cumb coal E.
j. Neal, do, do. w. G. Johnson, As miles,
corn, &C.; Anna Woodward, Cumb. coal Hugh
Smith, 81 miles, -four, &c.; Reindeer, Cumb.
coal; Cumberland, Cumb. coal; David Shri-
yer, do.
Departed-Wm. Jackson Union, Jenny Lind,
M. r. Zimmerman, j. f. Essex, VIM. H. Har-
rison, E. Paysen, and Martha Frances
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THE MASSACHUSETTS CoALIT1oNIsTs- Bos-
ton, May 2S.-0ne hundred and seventy mem
bers Of the late Senate and House of Represen-
tatives Of Massachusetts, have published an
address to the people, exposing and denouncing
the bargain of the Democrats and Free-Soilers
for the election of Governor, U. S. Senator, &c.
The address says, "We think it due to the fair
fame of our State, that such transactions should
not go forth to the world in silence which
might be construed into an admission that they
are in conformity with the usual principles and
conduct of those who are trusted by the people
of Massachusetts to make its laws; we think it
due to the public morals, that the true charac-
ter Of such acts should not be obscured in any
minds by the miserable sophistry which has
been thrown over them" The address is quite
lengthy and exceedingly severe upon the Coali-
tionsts.
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KoscIUsKo CAsEs.-The trial of these cases
will commence on Monday next, June I'd, be-
fore the circuit court of this county. Several
witnesses, natives Of Poland, will be examined.
to prove o part of the political life of General
Kosciusko, in order to establish his domicil.
This will be very interesting case. Hon.
Reverdy Johnson and Major G. Tochman APP
pear for the heirs; and Messrs. r. s. Coke,
John Marbury, VIM. Redin, and II. NJ Mor6t,
of this city, and Schell, ofNew York, for the
opposite party
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CASE OF MYSTERY. We have to relate
a pitiable case Of distress-perhaps of crime
and deserton-that has just come to our know
ledge. Some four months ago gentleman en-
gagged apartments from highly respectable
widow lady of this city for himself and wife,
where they have lived almost unobserved, until
within three or four weeks past. They promptly
paid their rent, and lived without the aid of any
servant. About three weeks ago the husband
represented that it was necessary for him to be
absent for short time, as he was travelling
agent for large establishment in New York
city, for the sale Of patented farming imple-
ments; and, although the lady was in such
condition as seemingly to require his presence
with her, she rather encouraged him to attend
to his duties, as she thought she would be well
enough without him. On Thursday, ODD instant,
the lady was delivered of fine child and on
Saturday, although she had every care the
kindest friends could have bestowed, she died.
Her husband has been telegraphed in every
direction, yet nothing can be learned respecting
him. The child still lives, and will be adopted
by kind neighbor. Upon an examination of the
letters and papers left by the deceased, it would
appear that all is not as it should be; that the
names by which the parties were known here
are not their real names; and there is also
some mystery about their marriage, sc. A few
friends who heard the circumstances of the
case contributed the means for having the re-
mains of the lady decently deposited in the
vault of st. Patricks church
If any misfortune has befallen the husband of
this poor woman, by which he is unable to re-
turn, he is surely entitled to our deepest com
miseration; but if he has been guilty of de-
sorting woman in such an hour, whether wife
or paramount, what punishment can equal his
offence, or what scorn descend to baseness so
vile and heartless. In a little time, however,
we shall probably be enabled to reveal the whole
truth of this melancholy affair. We may add,
that the husband and wife were both highly
intelligent, and Of most genteel and progresses
ing appearance and demeanor.
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THE JENNY LIND MANIA has become n chronic
affection in New York, and her concerts are
continued. She was yesterday announced to
give in Castle Garden morning concert, the
first part of which was to be composed entirely
Of sacred music, including "Oh, restia the Lord"'
from Memberships Elijah, and II kaoc that
my Redeemv liUeth," from Handel; in the second
part "Auld Robin Gray" the "Bird Song" and
the Echo Song" All the songs were in Eng
lish. Next week will be the last of the fare
well series.
The concert next Monday night is for the
benefit Of Mr. lie Grand Smith, the Secretary
Of Barnum.
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INVITATIONS OF THE OLD MASTERS

JUST RECEIVED-A fine lot Of vI0LINs, correct imi-
~ tations Of the old masters, imagine and others Also,
fine Italian Violns, modern French, German, &c.
Finest quality Guitars-spanish French, and German
model
Violin and violonccllo Bows, best quality
French and Italian Violin, Guitar ViooncelIo strings
Guitar Cases, Violin Cases. Capodastros Mutes, and all
the trimmings for different nstruments at New York
prices GEO. HILBUS,
fmay 30-1tl Pa ay, near cor. 10th st. south side.
Repairing promptly attended to at moderate charges,
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AMERICAN TELEGRAPH

WASHINGTON CRY AND WASHINGTON CITI-
zENs.-The most irrational infatuation with
which our citizens are annually afflicted is, in
our opinion, the desertion of Washington for
summer jaunts abroad. Whether health, COM
fort, economy, personal safety or duty be con-
sidered, this is precisely the place where they
should remain. Purer air, purer water, better
products from garden, farm or dairy, better
order, more perfect quiet, or better associates
cannot be found than they here leave Our
beautiful Potomac offers to the lovers of aqua
tic pleasures as rare delights as can be any
where enjoyed the Little and Great Falls of
the Potomac-both within a few hours ride
present as beautiful scenery as the wearied
mind can desire to dwell upon; the drives
through and around our city, and upon
the heights of Georgetown, and through the
splendid country beyond, are more delight
fully attractive than can be found at any
one out of ten Of the places for which they
are deserted; our hotels and city residences
are more spacious and convenient than are
met with at the resorts either on the sea-
shore or in the interior. If we have no medci-
nal fountains, it need not be regretted; for the
many, especially from this region, do not travel
for health, nor need the aperients, diuretics, OF
other potent remedies of mineral springs. There
are very few of the invalids visiting these places
who derive improvement from them-not, in
deed, because of the want of sanitary virtues
in the waters, but because of the universally
contagious practice of dieting on strong wines,
roasts, broils, and fries rich pastry, and every
thing of which an invalid should not even inhale
the Odor!
Would it not be wise and polite in our citi-
zens to improve the many advantages they
possess? The majestic river that laves our
shores is not made the scene Of innocent sports
and pleasures. There are beautiful places along
its margin that should each be made the attrac-
tive resort of men and women who would pass
an hour or day apart from the cares of bust
ness. The prevailing idea that Washington is
to be without interest during q the recess is
incorrect and suicidal. The excitement of the
session" is to many far from attractive; but
the time is not distant in which the population
and business of this city will be such as to
cause the presence of Congress to be almost
unnoticed in a social aspect.
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A STRAY HORSE.
NOTICE.

DY VIRTUE Of writ Of wndttioni enpords issued by
I'D THoMAsC DoNN, esq justice Of the peace for wash
ington county District Of Columbia and TO me directed
shall offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash. Mon
day. june 3Oth at o'clock m the following property
to wit House and lot No TO- In square $685. Seized and
taken as the property Of John A. Sauer and will be sold
10 satisfy judgment in favor Of Thomas @. Ford.
The above sale TO take place the premises Four
and-a-half street, west, near Maryland avenue
may 3o--efrb H. II, L. KEBSE, Constable.
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GREAT RARGAINSl

L Y. MUDD, MERCHANT TAILOR, ID street, between Sew
L. enth and Eighth invites the attention Of his custo
mers and the public generally to his choice assortment Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS consisting Of Cloths,
Cassmeres, Cashmeretes and Vesngs of every descrp
hon-a of which he will make up to order on the mort
reasonable terms
All orders punctually attended to- Making and trim
ming done In the best for those who furnish their
own cloth.
Thankful to his friends for past favors he respectfully
solicits A continuance of the same. may 26-dlw@
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We are assured that the Menagerie of Messrs.
G. c. QUICK & Co., to be exhibited on the City
Hall lot on Monday next, contains some of the
finest animals ever seen in this country 1t
will no doubt, be visited by great multitudes
of the people of this city and of the surround
ing country
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CITY COLLECTOR.

R5 The undersigned presents himself to the citizens
Washington Candidate for the Office Of COLLECTOR
OF TAXES. Ii may be proper to state that, for twelve
past the duties Of his Office under the Corporation
have been to digest and make from the returns OF the
Assessors and other the textbooks for the
the Collector, from which the tax-bis copied The
In which he has discharged his duties during that
time H. he trusts sufficient guaranty TO his ellowct
zens Of his qualifications for the Office.
24-dtet H..