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ID pEMOVALThe celebrated Or O. w. ROBACK, professor
IL asoogy, astronomy phrenoogy geOmancy, combined
with from Sweden, having removed his office to No.
White street, New fork offers his services the
Of Washington He has been consulted by all crowned heads of
Europe and enjoys higher reputation as an astooger than
living Raivties calculated according gcomancy
ladies S gentlemen S. Persons at distance have their
naves drawn by sending the date of the OF their BIRTH All
letters containing the above fee will receive immediate atten
and natyites of the world written
durable he prepared make of his by
conuranon Of the following topics, Courhip, advice
given for the successful accomplishment of wealthy marriage
lie has the power TO redeem such as are gwen to the free
bottle all hazard, and the
stolen property aud the purchasing of lottery tickets Thou
sands the abovenamed have been done this and
vicinity aud the United States, the full satisfaction of all
nayes horoscopes have been cast during the last four
while Letters will purpose, and will do
person,
money through the post Office Dr. Roback
500 900 letters monthly, aud has missed
All letters will be relgouy attended to- prepaid BE
cuar Office, and State For particulars
Union, get astrological almanac
gratis - -
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IN the petition OF Bamabas Langdon o Buffalo, New York
ing for the extension Of granted him the
seven years from the said patent which takes place
on the sh day OF January, le5a--
Us ordered that the petition Patent Once
m uay OF January 1852 IL o'clock, and all
'u 70 appear aud show they have, why said
Penton ought be
opposing the extension required file IA the Patent
uen oecuons, specifically forth ia writing, al least
All filed by either
" pe ne ~ the sad hearing and transmitted
applca alton. : - N' $3.50" 80 -
ao una, ms notice be published in the National Ine
Es.e, nsPubc and Union, Washington Express New
YORK Albany State Register, Baaao Commercial Advertiser
oVdense journal Boston Daily Advertiser Inquirer
and fisburg Gazette weeks
previous To the seventh day January, 1854
THOs. EWBANK,
Commissioner Patents.
r. 81 Editors OF the above will copy
bills to The Patent Ohce, with paper notice.
Nov7-iaw3w
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The College of st. James,
4. w. ROBACK,
6 White street, New York.

WAsHisoToS COUNTY, MD,
(7ae College of the Protection Episcopal Church
THE session VIII Monday October o. 1851
l. until day'-ihe
Thursday Jay 1854 New students recommended to enter
the session. received they
ply charge estimated their
college number affords all the
collegiate confrs graduates the
demical degrees.
grammar school, Immediately adjoining the college, and
ryision the but under distinct discipline,
beginning OF their ncadmca course and prepares
The oversight direction OF the
college special advantages the pupils In
the school.
In classes, study Of the Greek
supplied by additional studies in modern Ian
guages book keeping, Sc.
college Is entirely heaul and, by its dis
villages favorable good morals and
order.
"Kemp Hail. building 90 by 40, will be ready
In addition To the former
corps professors appointed Hugh Davey
Erans, civil ecclesiastical law, and John H.
le,ander, LII. D.. lecturer physics and Chemistry
charge e in the college and grammar
schoo hundred and twenty hve
dollars. payable semi annually in advance.
Applications or admission To be made 10
Rev. JOHN d. kERfOOT d. d., Rector,
College of ST. James I. q. Maryland
Aug i4-3aw2m
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Sept l6--eod2wif

f,ARPETINGs, Floor On.Cioths, Curtain Materials,
kcc subscribers have the pleasure
ehd and housckeepcrs generally OF the cities
0coeiown and xandia and adjacent counties Of
and that they have Jest rcccved New York and Boston
packets BY far the most extensive and altogether tho
assortment Of dry goods Of descriptions
they have had the pleasure Of
ing articles Of which they beg enumsrae, viz:
IS pieces tapestry velvet caTpeting, designs
6U do tnpestry 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 three ply capcthg Lowell manufacture
80 'S o. 4. do insrun carPetnE DO do
sheets very beautiful oil CLOTH which will be any
shape for halls
20 pieces twied and plain Venetian, for and
50 dozen brass stair rods, all sizes, aud cheap
95 printed drugget NIB cloths, from 1914 to 1914
10 pieces very rich silk and wool curtain de aine
20 do do yorsted and cotton do
damasks
Is do do damasks double width
do do worried dc LANES, for furniture
IS do Tmkey-rcd cashmeres
~ pnirs richly embroidered lace cuTtaps
50 pairs embroidered muslin curtains
20 embroidered curtain musins, low price
$50 brass corniccs, ffom The richest the cheapest
Together all trimmings and fixtures of
all OF which will he offered the
cordially
making their selections elsewhere
HooE, BROTHER, co.
Septl lS-diwn E
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ON the petition NahI Wyeh, OF Cambridge, Massachn
se praying extension of patent granted to him for
preparing ice for shipping for seven years
expiration Of said patent which takes place The LIST
dave December, 1851
ordered that be heard the Patent Office
Monday, the November II O'Clock, M and
appear, they have,
win said petition ought not TO be granted
Persons opposing required TO file in the Patent
their
twenty DAYS before hearing All testimony hed either
marry 10 at be taken and transmitted
rules of the office, which viii be furnished
application. 49, ,,-.---,,
Ordered also, be published in the National In
Republic Union, Washington city Daily Bee Bos
tom Providence Journal, Providence, Rhode
Island Couran Hartford Connecticut Albany State Regstet,
Albany, N, Express New Yorkj and Pennyvana nqui-
rer Phadelplla. Pennsylvania, for three
ceye weeks previous 10Th Of November next the day
ofhearng. ruos pyo.Nv
Commissioner OF Patents.
ps Editors above papers win please and send their
h, 10 tho Patent oce, wifi paper containing This notice.
3
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payment oi The subscription bo y advance.
Instant subscribers nsnsy ssss, sh postage
on which will be paid assumed by ssrsslvss
sal transmission. al
The COUNTRY PAPER puhlshed ri weekly xurfns
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Valuable Business stand for IleMt In Washington
CITY,

THREE new stores, in the large building erecting the old
established the and Market
space VIII DO completed and the lst OF October
nex they built the modern style the dry goods
20 fest deep clear, sidegh OF ~
wide by ~ feet high IL feet de by 80
deep and feet inches high In the clear dry and finished for
s~cs well lighted windows around the
wide 81 deep wide BY - feet Deep having
sky light wide by "a feet long has baseen nnished for
wide deep tnches high There
each with its basement by
stairway The third feet wide by "a feet deep, with
"A large store could
throwing Each Store has
vault in the pavcfnenl fDr fuel.
Also possession given lt of October next
large warehouse the side o
trnniDg Seventh business
cy II Is ~ wide o3 Deep
gh with cellar ~ feet by so feet deep is built in the
ssntisl manner and capital stand for wholesale retail
busncss 0f kind.
very large eiegan, also be for rent and
given the st OF Deccmbe That portion
building bigl
and Market and warehouse
fronting 7th west built in style
house, with OF tanks and wueT
conveyed through the building cellar
fifth speaking tubes through the same gas lights
render and complete.
around both ftoaA - M svei with psor
That portion o. the building which occupied BY the boarding
building with extensive font The dining
the paIlors
neced by folding and sliding DOORS There eight
connected folding and sliding DOORS
and airy chambers has good kiicles and
cellars for fuel The location OF the valuable
desirable In the city For apply subscriber
House, north de Pennsylvania between ID and
streets.
ANNE R. DERMorT ,
Sent l6-eod2yf
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pleasantly Situated on INC seogctown
prospect from II embracing the city o. washington,
syred ,o sY,eod 10 the benefit Of good,
Christian II seeks combine the sdvah'nses
r..
The regular session viii begin November & ~ ponr
admission confer Win mo
Application admission Of pupils, or for iuner n'o'"aon' ~
be addressed, -. ~,,,,,, ,,.-..o-~. N n
Bishop Maryland and Hugh Dsvey hvan,
H. m baltimore Hon T. r. Kent county Md Aaron
o. Dayton esq Auditor Of the Treasury washington
yons esq tesrrctown w. Bevcrhout thompson fspoo,
North Carolina, Col. Miller Halowes 81 Msry. Georgia
acptf f6-Qaw4w
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New Fall and Winter Goods.


OOE, BROTHER, CO., Pennsylvania avenue, between
III and 9Th have received and
citizens of the cities Washington Georgetown and
and the surrounding counties OF Maryland and Virginia. full and
complete Of French, Engh and India
dry goods of the most mportatioDs. They
Very elegant brocade silks, dark coors
Extra rich brocade silk, for evening
Rich plaid silk, styles
Extra heavy plain poult de sole
Heavy watcred silks, all colors
Real Irish poplins, richly wsered, all shades
Very lusous black silks, all widths
Superior wide colored silk velvcts, every shade
French Merno and Thibet cloths, great vanety
French nous. de LANES, designs
French cashmere de cOsse, latest styles
Rich embroidered chemisettes, with sleeves match
Real Valenciennes lace chemsetes and cuffs
Elegantly embroidered and lace trimmed hnndkcrchicfs
White embroidered Canton Grape slawls from @l2
Velvet coaks and mantilias, styles
Silk mantiIas and visites, also styles
Real cashmere sllawis, long and square
Real cashmere and Thibet scaTfs
Long and short sewing silk mits and gloves
Bajious celebrated kid gloves, size and shade
Black silk laces, black and coofed silk hinges
Thread laces aud inserfings wide and narrow
Muslin cambic rulings
Muslin and canbric and edsn.s
Sash, neck, belt nbands,
Together other entirely and desirable goods suit
able approaching which weekly add
will be purchasers be assured of finding
season, fashionable Styles the lowest
prices ~
Sept i2-f
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nRAPER and TaiIsr-wII.LIAM TUCKER, late Of the
firm OF Lane Tucker Pennsylvania between f and
rect prepared receive calls from his numerous
nd public generally having just opened very large and
cloths cassincro and
vengs by himself with from The most extensive
mporna and Fhianepa, al Of which win
cash price and the reputation OF his establish
en sufficient TO all who may honor hm win 'hen
anarr of ths which his will be executed
ri in days TO show some of the handsom
styles of offered in this city,
Sept 2l-aaw3w
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Sept 10 II

UIASHINGrON SEMINARY. ID. C.-The evening English
w school this institution will be
every night except Saturdays and Sundays from o'clock M 10
8.
The English practical nstruc
reading, and
and The several kinds OF public
distinguished English
writer's prose and
department devoedIo explanation and analysis Of
and enabling the student
shor me la rea an o that tongue with facility
the study of arithmetic, book
Algebra geometry sonometry and calculus
Nov ~ SAMUEL BARRIER, President
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University OF Virginia.

E next annual session the University Of Virginia win
nehee the LIST October and without
III The 18th of University comprises following
aud ieetureship yiza
l. Ancient Languages-Pofesso Harrison, NJ d.
Modern LanguagesPToesor NJ. Sehele de Vere LII. ID.
o Mathemailcs-Proessor Edward II. Couobay, LII. ID.
s ss,nia, Ns.u,a phiosopymrosssor VIM Rogers L. D.
8 Medicine Professor Henry HowSrd, MD.
comparative Anatomy, Physiology, and SugeTyJanes H. ga
Moral Philosophy Professor VIM H. McGuGey DID, LII. ID.
y. a"-professor John b. Minor, IL. ID:
. Adjunct Professor James r. Iiocombe.
~ Lecturer and Demonstrao Of Special and Pathological Aao
my-1ohn s,ase Davis, A. NJ, NJ d.
TO be admitted into University be 6 Of
e ~, o. TWO brothers applying for the Faculty may
II the applicant for student other in
eedea'a such seminary other satisfactory
evidence, nue., m 70 y he Faculty Of general good conduct
poeketmoney, estimated as follows
Isoad including 800
fae and candles be furnished by the Proctor at and
per commission estimated, il only student
dormitory nj $50 ii the S5....... Is
Washing be had at about $40 session 10
Of entire dorm,oy, si6, for half il occupied by
Ma.euia,ios "s fee use Of library and public rooms Is,
Fees single professor be attended, $50 if $50 each
IL three or more, SIS each.
school Of law, junior
the intermediate class they all and in the
senior class S75 the higher fee in each instance giving ad
mission, BESIDES lower class in the schoolsny 10
sas3
Medical Department.
department expense tuition including
the Demonstrators ticket and dissccng fee S95 The
months enables the complete studies
tenve that of other medical Institution in the Unon by
tending only two lectures day.
Lal School.
An adjunct proesorp having appointed the department.
The Of study has been enlarged The subjects equity and
commercial law will be taught fully than has hitherto been
aud there VIII be added short of lectures the
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 la-2awswtoi
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DEMOvAL--DUvALL BROTHER merchant taors, have
II their numerous fnehds ana customers
they removed their and elegant store lust
erected on avenue ~ and 9Th streets one
square west They have just returned from New
York opening OF the richest ana most eegaht as
line Of business which they are prepared
N ~ DUvALL BROTHER
NJ. y. Wanted, two three frst-rnie coat hands
Sept 1S-dlw heo2w
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TINTED sTATrs sTATITrs An 49,. -
he nni.h "a a 20 10, ~ Es ~ LAkGE volume IxWli
ana Of . % & ~, t's ., April next The Statutes Large,
ing al s legislation Of the Congress q the United
dcs law hndins .N' ''''' p's'' f"'' '''0' IN 'upo-
nhIna h , o. The Statutes al Large in vols,
Complete synopesl nss. to The United s,us. Statute, a,
senate and to be paShSd m under M % an order
''asf Tais isay isa., n,1 ESY1 sss sso;
joint aud Senate House resolve public OF private which has
s as s% ] ss 80 es the
.s Js. pa pss''ssa s oGm's IN m c,yn Natural ode
Commons Edited from the second London edition. Hon Luther
now eser on C ans "s 1aase 70 v J@u o. Pleas
| s'y In in = ". son, royal svo.
AND which noIas a,a are
n. most influence upon our jurisprudence Doma whose work.
Preface se 70 Balmsn considering N. aye and the
excellent and Ii. ana
Ss or s s M 5 Learned ~ wa. 'em
Which M are o. .enes neos. and from s tecncas
method 70 rendo, them more negh and their attainment
M and adapted % The French Of the age Is not less
part h, o. in which ed as body waca
Of ,h s,, as wh noa mas as q me @ IN those
.s .sss or Ss d as ] osnss s1 s % Ia
@ s' %oden edition Of h celebrated work would be
English translation Of BY Dr. srahan 'e
= - - ' ~ % Bsoe.%sI, y In S October ili,ss1 H. 1880
GENTLEMEN: have examined the
send me- You will have rendered great service 10
translation was too large and and s
scarcity and high this country
price, think remunera,ig you. Tie translation
by Mr. straan has bean is In the correct will
improved under the revision OF the editor Judge Cushing
of the various relations which
s a% ss sa o s "sG % NE law yaus % 81 s are N
will be appreciated be understood cannot be other
organization world has
ncssed which jurisprudence
ted States
would be quite useless for speak of the merits of the
oaed position civil permitted
occupy England Of the standard works concerning have
the original English heases that subject have no doubt that
ousana in Texas California, and In the Territories tie
United states as well as IN Lower Canada there VIII be ready
demand publication The profession throughout the Union
viii readily lend their avo the undertaking. and
time, the English Language such other standard works will
form The basis ., civil law library
GEORGE EusTi5.
From Alfred Uennen, esq, Of Tho Neo Oreons bar.
Bosror, Sep. 8, 1850
learn that You are publishing revised edition Of s,aba
translator Of Domai on Cv Law No work in the English Ian
and correctness OF the doctrine conveyed Throughout IT,
publication up present,
drew "a ,ouy y from !, u, b,i9 Nspoeon al one bmf asid
carefully early le which may singular
on e adoption Of hs code Domat should and hope
wil be found in the library q every American lawyer
ALFRED HENNEN.
8,o Of sed and determined in the circuit court Of the
&. Ss & s and s
1873 Second edition with additional notes and references
Ols.b
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Unitcd States Patent Once,
Octnhex n lAkl

IN The petition Of NJ sore Of Paris, France, praying
tension oI granted him improved method
preserving iron and sre from oxydaton,
rom OF said which place
day Of December, A. ID. lS5l--
II ordered that tho sad petition be heard the Office
Saturday, the 9th OF December 1885, at I2 o'clock al
notified and show any they have,
why said petition ought not 10 be granted. f9 l1fa4
opposing the extension required file In the Patent
once Their octons specifically forth writing,
days before the day of hearing testimony party
to be used at The said hearing be taken
cnrdance
pllcaiion.
Ordered also, that this notice be published
genee Republic and Union, Washington d. q Courier and En-
Guer New York Pennylyan Inquirer Philadelphia,
vania Providence Journal Providence Rhode Island Daily Ad
vesc Boston, Massachusetts; Commercial Bulletin, New
leans Louisiana and Ptbug Gazette, PisbuTg Pennsylvania,
week three successive weeks previous 9Th De
cember H
THOS EWBANK,
Commissioner Of Patents.
r. s. Editors OF above Will copy their
bills 10 the Patent OEico with containing this notice.
0rt Tia aw.}y a.
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California Land Titles.

obedience the President Of the United States
ascertAinng and settling
California hereby give notice that
of their Francisco in said Stste
onh he o December, 1851.
hands, the city Of Washington, this iih day
September, 1851.
HARRY l. THORNTON,
sc, I7-eodam Cosumissionsrs.
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A NEW Routs q Ptttsburx. via the Baltimore, sus-
RoioadThronkA TO PnfsbSrs IN
express Of will leave Calvert station daily
with the United states Washington Baltimore
m with fast line at Mddletown II j. p m ar
rivnx a Hsuisbuvs at ~, 10 dinner
for the west at ., arriving Al
Al this point passengers bnve the option Of
Johnsown thence by packet boats
stages direct from Hoiidaysbursto riusbnrR.
Tickets win following points by this train, wit
York. Wnghvic Columbia, Marietta Mddesowp, Harrisburg
New Port ,Perrysvc, Moveystown, Hunt
tnxAon, Hoiiidsysbnrr, and Pitfsburg.
This train Cumberland Valley railroad
which passes through Css shippcnshg, Chambesbug and
OF points this road.
Yr Of from Washington for
Of the viii be the
Ohio Railroad Company the arrival o
morning receive the baggage, which viii be
ROBERT STEWART,
Oct l-An Ticket Agent
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Female Education AT Washington.

subscriber with which he has
less than een States, and from families hold
in respectfully that
the fourth his service in this city hs
eighteenth OF his expeuence) instructor OF youth
Family Boarding School for the education of
lad al ornamental branches
limited twenty four pupils, Of
advantages thorough Instruction,
larger schools.
family and the school French,
the lady educated tAc profession
Paris. - z.,n..... :.
Indiana avenue, City Hail.
Oc ls-eod2mifs
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Il WASHINGTON TUESDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 49, 1851


The New York and Liverpool United states Mail
Steamers.
The ships composing this line
Capt West.
kye.
ms banc Capt Comstock.
Capt uraton.
%f1rEWn These ships having been built by contract
KkXIko pessy lo government been
kk4NB Mken IN their engines,
TO insure strength and speed their acconmo.
daohs 'or passengers uneguaed elegance
fec OF passage from New York Liverpool $3.50
E35. 'S - -'''N'P " -" -"'
An experienced surgeon attached to each shin.
no perth can DC secured until paid for.
Ie owners OF these will
buon, specie jewey precious stones METALS
iadng signed therefor the
PROPOSED DATES
From kew York. From Lfrerpoot
Now 22 1881. Wednesday. IL, 1851.
satut9ay... Dec u 1901 "Wednesday. do 26, 1881.
oa'ufday... 40 ~ 1901 "wednesday Dec 10, 1881.
wednesday do 81, 1851.
wednesday .... Jan. 7, 1852.
For freight or passage apply to
EDWARD X COLLINS,
No. So Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, sHIPLEY, 4 CO.,
E. g. ROBERTS, 4 co,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London.
- L. DRAPER, jr.,
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Medical Department OF Georgetown College,
Corner Off and l2th sreei', Wo'hinstcn, ID. G.
THE Lectures. will first Monday in November,
i AVID continue until the latter part Of March.
FACULTY.
Young Professor Of Principles and Practice OF Mcdi-
cine.
Charles Lebcnsn Professor of Institutes and Practice o.
Howard NJ D. Professor OF Obstetrics and Diseases OF
Women and Children.
johnson Eliot, N. H.. Professor OF Anatomy.
Joshua A. Richie Professor of Institutes OF Medicine
James AUSTIN d. Professor of Ma,eria Medes and Thera
peuics -,
.. w. VI. Lovcjoy NJ. d., Professor Of Chemistry
Samuel w NJ d. Associate Professor ard Domonsa'o
of Anntomy. =
Clinical lectures viii delivered and operations performed on
patient. In6ary aud Dspcn-ay attached to the Col
ieRe. -----.
o-sc building erected great EXPENSE
convenient lecture halls ana ansomoa
rooms, admirably adapted for medical instruction -
full course oflectnrrs
Naturalization tpsid ouiy opce)
Demonstrators
T. Fse attended full courses In
FLODOARDO HOWARD, NJ, D., Dean,
Corner OF 10th and r streets.
Aug 9I-lawtNov