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The College OF st. james,
q. w. ROBACK,
6 White street, New York.
Sept ao-6mosd


(Thc Diocesan College of The Protestant Episcopal Chnreh)
THE wil Monday, October o. 1851,
J. and "commenceuent day-the last
Thursday in July 1854 New students recommended TO enter
but received al time they
,sndt rs
affords all the
complete education, and the successful
collegiate conters its graduates The usual &c
demical degrees. 8
The school, Immediately adjoining the college, and
but under distinct discipline
lads the beginning their neadeea and prepares
classes The oversight and direction OF the
college special advantages to The pupils in
the grammar school
In The classes the study OF the Greek language is
supplied by additional studies IN modern Ian
cuages, book keeping, &c. ....e. :.
The college entirely boatha and, by its dis
aSd villages favorable TO good morals and
order
aKemp Hall building 90 feet by 40 will be ready for
corps professors the trustees have recently appointed Hugh Dave
land ecclesiastical law and John H.
Alexander LII. d., lecturer physics and chemistry
(ihe ia the college aud grammar
months hundred and twenty yc
dollars. pay yabe semi annually in advance,
Applications for admission 10 be made TO . .
Rev. JOHN u. kERFOOT, ID. d., Rector,
College OF 81. James L. o. Maryland
Aug H-3tawam
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valuable Dusincss stand for Rent In washington
CITY.

valuable Dusincss stand for Rent In washington
City.
ViREE In the building erecting old
established stasd the Of Seventh and Market
They built In the modern style for the dry goods
with Is wide by
deep clear, with -
a.t wide by ~ feet high by SO ee
saes well lighted by windows around The
building The second fronting Market Space, ~ Feel
widc - then ~ feet wide by - Feet Deep having
basemcn finished for
sales - wide by deep feet 6nces he There
from each with its basement by easy
stairway The Third feet wide by 81 fest deep, wWh
light feet the the large store could
ID made BY the two last stores into one Each soe mas
vault n The pavement for fuel.
Also M The ls OF October next very
the west side u and
ciiy IL clea deep and four stories
high, with cellar "a feet by SO feet deep Is built IN the most
sasiana and capital stand for wholesale OF retail
business Of any kind.
very elegant boarding rent
the lt December That portion Of
building the three the Of 1h
Market and part OF the warehouse
fronting 7 street built the bestand most modern style
boarding modern fixtures
through the building dumb waiter from
the story speaking tubes through the
around both building with the paor oors
OF the building which occupied by
oopans, u forty fine mostly front
building with extensive front Te dining 46
by folding and sliding DOORS There eight
rooms folding doOrs
private pao remainder Of those pleas
chambcry has also good kitcheA and
in the city, For apply subscriber
House, north side Pennsylvania between Sd and
Streets
ANNE R. DERMoTT
s.nslf lf--an 1JxUff
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uOOE, BROTHER, Il CO., Pennsylvania avenue, between Th
Ill 9Th received and
of the cities of Washington, Georgetown and Alexandria,
and surrounding counties of Maryland and Virginia. full and
complete of French English and India fancy staple
dry goods of the imporatons. They
Very elegant brccade silks, dark colors
Extra rich hocadc silk, for evening
Rich plaid silk, styles
Extra heavy plain ponIt de sole
Heavy watcred silks, all colors
Real Irish poplins, richly wncred all shades
Very lusrOus black silks, all widths
Superior wide coloed silk yelvets, every shade
French Merno and Thbet cloths, great variety
French nous. dc lanes, new designs
French cashmere de c0sse latest styles
Rich embroidered cbemiseties with sleeves TO match
Real Valcncicnnes lace chemlsettes and cuffs
Richly embroidered muslin capes, collars, and caps
Elegantly embroidered and trimmed handkerchc
White embroidered Canton sla~ls, from S2 TO SIS
Velvet cloaks and mantlas, styles
Silk manllas and visitcs, also styles
Real cashmere siaws, long and square
Real Thbet
Long sewing silk mits and gloves
Dajious celebrated kid gloves, every size and shade
Black silk iaces, black and colored silk fringes
Thread laces and nsertings, wide and narrow
Muslin and cambrc ruflings
Muslin and cambric insertngs and edgings
SASH neck, and belt ribands SC, &c.
Together other entirely and desirable goods suit
approaching which weekly add
made, assured of finding al
during the most fashionable Styles al ie lowest
prices . n,o,,,,r, . 40
septl tle-n
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4 NEW Route o Plttaburg, Via the BaIUnaoro, Nus
qushanra and RafiroadIhroash to Ie"s :"
espress Of viii leave Calvert s'aon aay
with the United Washington and Baltimore at ~,
with the fast line at Mddletown - ~, ar
irving Harrisburg at Ia, p M, TO dinner.
The nn at 2, arriving Al
odsyrburg Al this point passengers have the option o.
Ipp either thence by packet boats or
stages direct from Holldaysburgt TO Pirtsbnrg.
the following points by th uah 70 VII
York. Wrishsvic Columbia, Marietta Middletown, Ha.burg
Peysvile, ,Lcwown Nc Veystown hunt
iprdon Hollidsyrbnrr, and fittsburg.
This with the Cumberland Nailey ahoah
which pa.ses through Carlisle Sppenrburg, Chanbesbug and
oth points this road. - .
For from Washington for o
Of the company VIII be at me
dep and Ohio Railroad Company on The arrival o.
receive the baggage, wbich WIZ he
ROBERT STEWART,
oct tl-5tf Ticket Agent.
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IN the petition Wyeh of Cambridge, Massachu
res praying the extension of patent granted to him or
an preparing shipping
expiration Of said patent which takes place on the Isl
day of December, 1851 :.
il ordered petition be heard the Patent Ohce
Monday the O,h November at - O'Clock, mi and
notified and show cause any they nave
why said petition ought not 10 be granted. . .
Persons required file In the Patent
oace thcr objections specifically writing least
twenty DAYS of hearing All testimony filed by either
marty 10 be taken and transmitted
viii, the rules OF The office, which VIII be furnished
application. .,,,,, T.,
pspcer Republic Union, Washington city Daily Bee, Bos-
ION Providence Journal, Providence Rhode
Island Couran Hartford, Connecticut Albany state Register
Albany, ~ " Express, New York and Fennyivsn,a inau.'
rer Phadelphia week for three sue
c.. weeks The day November the day
Of hearing. ruo. pu,.nv
Commissioner Of Patents.
Edi,ors OF viii please and send their
bills 10 the once with paper containing this notice
sept a-lswav
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nITs institution very pleasantly situated the ceoretown
feighs-the prospect embracing the city o Whsngpn'
the Potomac miles, and The town OF II de
signed 10 oxtend 10 the benefit OF good,
II seeks combine the advantages
Of thorough cndcmca with the proper discipline OF
Christian home. . , 80. - e..
The regular session viii begin November Parents VINO o
any confer with inc Rector
Application OF pupils, for further information, may
g addressed, -...s.,, ,,... n r.
References The Bishop of Maryland and ''ush pssy Ean,
IL n Daimore Hon e. Kent county Ma aaron
Dayton csq Auditor Of the Treasury
Iyons esq Geerrctown; w. peycrhopt thompson, Sooo
North Carohna; Miller ifalowes 81 mays, georgia
l6-1aw4w
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California Land Titles.

IN direction OF the President TIE United state
lhe accrtainng and settling
yus land claims In California hereby notice that
eon Of their board held Francisco in said State
on the day OF December, 1851. -.
Given hands the city Of Washington, this llh day
September, 1851. ,rr .,,nu u.,,
HARRY l. THORNTON,
Semi l7-eod3m Commissioners.
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TUE next Of University Virginia viii
mense on The IL, ocoeer and continue without
u me 2h Of June The University comprises tbs following schools
aud ieciurcshp, viz; -
Aneent Languages Professor Gessner Harrison, NJ D.
Modern LanEusscs-Proteasor M scheie dc We're, Lie D.
Msthemaics-Pfoicrsor Edward II. Cout,enay, Lii u.
Natural Philosophy Professor VIM y. Rogers, LII. d.
Chemistry aud MaIena MedieaPfofesscr Robert Rogers,
Medicine Professor Henry Howsrd, NJ.
Moral Phlosophy-professor VIM H. MeGuney, DID,, D.
" La"--Professor John B. Minor, LII. D.
Adjunct Professor James +. lolcombe.
TO- Lecturer and Special and Pathological Analo
my-Ioln staige Davis, A. NJ, M. d.
To be admitted University the student must be 10 years OF
a pu "n uaae, ao IiSs,s s ass aPns ol e
II the applicant other in
he o s
evidence 70 the Faculty, Of general good conduct
Ihe whole necessary expenses exclusive OF eohss books and
Doard including for months 500
Fuel and candles 10 bc furnished by the Proctor at cost and
domoy, ~ so II two In the same room, at Sl5.. 10
Rent an entire dor@itoIy sis halt occupied BY
maenso fee use Of library and public
Fees Il single professor be attended, $50; ftwo $50 each
In the school Of law In Junior class the fees are abov
in the intermediate cass 500 in a cases and in The
senior class the higher fee in each instance giving ad
mssion besides lower class in the schoolsay rs
sasa
..H st Medical Department.
In the medical department the entire Expense tuition including
tic and dssecng ao The session of
that of other medical institution in the Union by at
tending only two lectures day.
LaU School. yErH#
profess0rsp appointed In the department.
study has been enlarged The subjects Of equity and
commercial law will be taught fully than has hitherto been
civil law together with an exposition Of the most important leading
cases in law and equity
Proctor and Patron of the University OF Virginia.
Aug l2-2awswtOI
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l,ARPETINGs. Floor Oil-CIoths, Curtain Materials,
ce subscribers pleasure of announcing their
friends generally Of the ces Wash
Alexandria, and adjacent counties of
Virginia. they received New York Boston
amsni Of house Furnishing dry goods Of every description that
of the public
ing articles Of which they beg to enumsIate, viz:
IS pieces tapestry velvet carpeing, new designs
50 do tapestry Brussels do very rich
rs do extra heavy English Brussels do
Is do do do do small figures
bales patent English Erusses low priced
5000 yards super three capcting Lowell manufacture
ioOo Do 40 '"Sala e',psu's Do second quality 40
sheets very beautiful oil CLOTH which will be any
shape for halls passages
20 ~ied and plain Venetian for passages and
50 dozen brass stair rods all sizes, and cheap
a5 printed dTuggct crunb cloths, from lO-4 TO 1874
10 pieces rich silk and wool curtaia dc inine
90 do do worsted and cotton do
25 do do worsted damasks
Is do do union damasks, double width
do iaines for furniture
Is do TurkeyIed cashmerets
Is pairs richly embroidered lace curtains
50 pairs embroidered muslin curtains
~ pieces embroidered curtain musliDs, low price
$50 brass cornces, nom the richest TO the cheapest
curtain trimmings and fixtures OF the
all Of which will be offered upon the most accommo
Purchasers cordially invited stock
before making their selections elsewhere.
HOoE, BROTHER, & co.
Sept l6-d4wf
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United States Patent Once,


N the of NJ Sore Paris, France praying the
tension patent him method of
preserving and steel from oxidation,
day Of December, A. ID. l53l--
IL ordered tho said petition be heard the Patent
Saturday, the 9th December 1851 IL O'Clock,
notified and show they have
why said petition ought 10 be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required de in the Patent
Oce their objections, specifically forth writing least
days before the of hearing Al testimony filed by either
be the said hearing be taken
cordance with the rules OF the ohce which will be furnished
plcation u
Ordered also that this notice be published National Ine-
gencer Republic and Union, Washington, d. Courier and En-
guer New York Pennsylvania Inquirer
Providence Journa Providence, Rhode Daiy
verser Boston, Massachusetts, Commercial Bulletin,
eans and Pttsbug Ptburg Pennsy nia
week for three weeks previous
cenber
TIIOS. EWBANK,
Commissioner Of Patents.
papers will please copy,
bills the Patent Oace with paper containing this notice
I-law3w
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WASHINGTON SEMINARY, ID. C.-Ihe evening English
w school Of this institution w be olen
every night Saturdays and Sundays from O'CLOCK p m 70
0.
The English grammar, practical insrnc-
tons in reading and
STYLE eoeuion, and the several kinds OF public
spcakng CRITICISMS OF various distinguished English
prose and verse
department is devoted explanation and analysts Of
enabling
short write that with facility
class comprises the study OF arithmetic BOOK
keeping algebra geometry, surveying neonomey and calculus
Nov LIw SAMUEL BARBER, President
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# Tickets Halves S5-Gluarlers Sc so.
Certificates of packages of 28 whole tickets, S3o 90
bo do of Nj half do G5 90
Do do of 26 quarter do 80 50
Orders tickets
above splendid lotteries viii receive the attention.
official Of each drawing Immediately
10 all who order from
Address J. & c. MAURY, Agents.
Oct 81 Alexandria, Virginia.
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nRAPER and TaiIsr.-wILLIAM TUCKER, late Of the
firm OF Lane Tucker Pennsylvania between ~ and
Streets receive calls from his numerous
public having just opened very large and
English ctos cassmere~ aud
yesns by himself with great care nom te most
mortnp New York Pbncpia, all OF which VIII
and The reputation Of his establish
rent sufficient all who honor him with 'he
Of which his will be erecutcd
III ready days to show some Of The handso
cs scs have been offered In TINS ciy
2l--AnwJw
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d within reach Of AllTbe celebrated
Ii physicians, Brothers and Cray have finally
settle themselves In the city Washington after having
knowledge having
among Indians for the getting thorough
knowledge of botany they aiter qnaned to aevste
which human family subject We
promise favor with call that will, with
question: tell them their complaints and
guarantee and speedy The Doctors
medicines wholly vegetable and prepared BY themselves We
complaints matter
may originated how long standing
all counties OF the stutcs Of New
York who, having given
die BY faculty hearing as avaing themselves OF
skill health Diseases successfully treated
following constipation pes
bronchitis tettcr scadhead drosy a ne
Of the skin lungs stomach bowels, liver
hdneys, spine, kc.
D street, opposite Smithsonian institution
DC
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For freight or passage appIy TO
EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No So Wall street, NJ Y.
BROWN, sHIPLEY, d Co,
L. q. RUBEKTs, 4 CO.,
IL Kings Arms Yard, London.
l.. DRAPER, jr.,
Sept 5-dly boulevard, Montmartre, Paris
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GAM slck's new Hoek:-Rns A'd mHa'e !" hs h"e'n :"
y America; by ssam Htict"
Forest Lifs sna Poresa Trees by John q Springer
Iossne,s Field BOOK OF the RsvoInhon--pan ~
'"'' P"''""e"' s"' VIZ ' TAYLOR MAURY,
oc3 Dooksslasr, nsas ah ssSoss
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N DENlOyAI.-DUyALL h BROTHER, merchant tsors, have
II the informing friends and customers
thai they removed their and sant store Just
erected On avenue ~ and 9th Streets
square They have Just returned from New
York aud are opening richest and most elegant
which they are prepared
W ~ = ~ DUvALL BROTHER.
N. n. Wanted, two or 6rstrate coat hands.
lS--dlw keo2w
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once OF Transport~tien. Baltimore and W"s"'"e""
Railroad Company.
TIC KETs hercxer he issued s this omoe 70 We" '"s'
L adcphia Ptsbnre and Wheeling ..u ...;, ,,,i,
An officer company will accompany the evening ' p
charge all for Now York , ox.,n. a,
Passengers for West the Heay ee' "Ve "
evs ming ffom Baltimore. ax..r,
Passenger trains leave daily 9 and D M e'eep'
Sunday, when but two trains run, VIZ o. A.en,
Avg U-dd ~ ~ fN"S11''' t'es'Nf
~ H. CIvrxxE nv. Architect and Civil Eng -.
u, removed Travcrss buildings not'" A"e -
vanba Avsnne. I2h and lah streets wss.ll-- s
r,WExCH Books, aud old.-A large css. IN ms Gay
I opened, direct from Psri'. f'H"eN A"'"o"'
My90
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Medical Department Of Georgetown College,
Corner Of and IAN streets, Warrington, ID. G.
THE Lectures viii the FIRST Monday in November
i until the latter part OF March.
FACULTY
Noble Young Professor Of Principles and Practice OF med-
cine. - ,..-
Surgery. ,,
Foado Howard NJ d. Professor OF Obstetrics ana Diseases o
Women and Children
johnson Eliot, NJ d.. Professor Of Anatomy -
Joshua A. Richie NJ D., of Institutes Of Medicine
Austin, Professor OF Materia Medon and Thera
peutcs.
j. w. n. Lovcoy, NJ. d., Professor Of Chemistry
Samuel w NJ d. Associate Professor and Dcmonsaor
OF Anatomy. ---.,-- -, -
lectures delivered and operations performed on
patients In6may and Dpensary attached to the Col
lcge. -,-.. .-...-.
recently erected Mt Reat expense
and convenient lecture halls and anatomical
rooms . admirably adapted for medical instruction. -
a full OF lectures
Matriemaon (pad only onee)
Dcmon-tratoTs
Graduation
Fee for those who have attended two full courses in
other colleges. ~
FLoDoARDo HOWARD, NJ, D., Dean,
Corner OF 10Th and streets.
Aug
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nuIs wo known establishment, still conducted In the
manner always The central and peassn Situation
of The house, and tho coms and
there combine render agreeable and sd
vantagcous the traveller.
Un Ypp been ono OF the firm L. Tucker Co., long
the hend establishment the Subscriber pledges his best
crton. its reputation, and to give satisfaction TO his
customers. -. :.
BosroS, Sept Is, 1851.
l9-shnw3m
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.aiforney and Counsellor at Lau,
WILL practice in the District and tho adjoining
w counties Of Maryland and Virginia
description against the govern
once on Louisiana avenue, been AZ and 9th streets
SentI I9-eD I'm
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FdciHC MIMI StcHnlshtp pNOhpNhy.-Tho only ThFOUYh
Line for California and Oregon.
ff-ksncm The public informed that under the
M&M&ET rangerents Of this company, inspected
Sk4EI8W and approved by the Navy Department. carry
rnn66. ing the United States nails will continue
Panama and sas Francisco the LIST and 18TH days Of each
unless detained by unavoidable accident will Acapulco
San Diego and Monterey The following packets belonging
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company which be always
In port at each end OF the route, the Puciic;
OreRnn I nnli
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COAumDtNn COue8cs II. Ns
THE Of six months will be opened the lth Of
i September.
library bed, and furniture ~ 90
Table sevans per week.. 2 22J
0 students who do not board
n.
Room, library and furniture. II %
Fuel washing SIN cents per dozen.
fee, small charge average damages
college exclusive OF books and stationery
Students admitted
opening Of the session preferable Bills payable three
months advance.
opportunity OF attending the Of lee
given by distinguished men of science at the smith
OF debates Congess, and
ans United Supreme Court advantages which
ether college present.
CoLLGgx Hit Ausust, 1851. Aug 22-d&cpinwfw
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ff-EsSm These ships having been built by contract
2MYT@ Wesly government service, every care
SE4kK tnken IN their as their engines
insure strength and speed; their accoinino
daons tof passengers unequaied for
o passage New
Ga5. " = - -'
An experienced surgeon viii bc attached to each ship
No berth can be secured paid or
The owners OF these will gold
bullion, specie Jewery precious ones metals ules bills
acng are signed terer and the value
PROPOSED SAILING.
FROM Nsw York. From Lirerpool
Saturday Nov. 22 1851. Wednesday, Nov. IL, 1851
Eatufday- Dec. D, 1851. Wednesday,. do 96, 1851
Satufday.. do DO 1851. "Wednesday. 1851
"Wednesday. do "a, 1851.
Wednesday. Jan. Z, 1852.
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Female Education al washington.

HE subscriber thankful with which he has been
heen States, and from families hold
positions the respectfully tn
entered on the fourth OF his service In this city ha
OF his Gxparience) instructor OF YOUTH
Boarding school fer the education Of young
ornamental branches required
female educnfon twenty pupils of
s advantages domestic comfort and toosKh hsuaction
thinks larger schools
The Language family and the school Ffereh
French lady educated for tao profession In
Paris. = x...x....,s :.
Indiana avenue, City Hall.
Oc Is-eod2mfs
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L. OWEN ~ son, Merchant Tailors, would lcspcct
II. fully friends and the public generally that
large and varied of and
goo OF quality such cloths cnssimere vestngs
request their friends and will call and
themselves.
returning for liberal share patronage
evils the credit extent they have de
articles their line low for
prompt solicit continuance public favor
Oct 9-2awIm Intel u Ielegraph.l .ege
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.--rhe subscriber has
~ taken those and elegant recently erected by
Duva Brother north side Of Pennsylvania
he intends the
boot branchcsh tho
r. Marsclas who well known
high reputation cutter and whose attention will be
manufacturing Of boots and shoes
ladies the beau
f elegant Mr. Marscs gator boots and shoes
beautiful OF French
and English Kid silks and ,an which will be made up 10
order In Mr. M.s usual beautiful style
In addition manuctory we have selected with great
c.rs in New YORK; Philadelphia and Baltimore all Of the mos
vcs NJ boots of description, all
~,,.. ~, , ~ .pi.v pI $3.50" ]. NJ JOHNSON