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pRACrICAL Remarks General Courts Martial by
Major Kennedy, Judge advocate general Bombay vol
Military Proceedings Courts Martial; by Capt
Griffith royal artillery l vol. Woowich.
Military Flossng; by Major General Napier; vol
On Courts Martial and Military Punshmen by Major Adye
oyn % artillery h dep" "% as a @ an courts Of
quiTy by "a Field oaiee1;p vol Dublin oil l., v
The Regulations Regarding Army Ser
Warrants Regulations Army Matters of
Prendegas, applying Officers Of the Army
Also the Hart oBren, Macombe, and Others
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no OWNERS Lands In Te1as.-A gentleman in Virginia,
n, s n o % e %
of lands that with view bring them into
family small capital and dssirous Of engaging in
~ responsibility and his general acquaintance such
enable him TO eons considerable emigration 70 Texas
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New York, California, Minnesota, and all the
CHARLES DE sEDNG having been appointed by the respect
& s the o. United States and Tse
TO take the sssn9wiedgment o. deeds &C. oilers
m rsS ssiaces % h' '''1'"' OF Washington and
STAMMERING CURED.-Dr. Coms,oek's vocal gymnasium
Tor the OF aud other defective articulation
eocuion the reception
pupils This successful
than twenty All letters hoEid be paid and directed
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90 Mulberry street, Philadelphia.
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Published by A. Comsock, NJ ID, Philadelphia
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and that has for modica
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VALUABLE Real Estate I'm the city of Washington
proprietor, intending 70 the West with
in few months offers brick and lots Vir
and Seventh east within square or Two OF the
number each,
dwelling
house, subject to ground
Also, enclosed with
comfortable theu between e Capitol and Con
Ground suitable for the cultivation OF vegetables
or Washington market dass may be preferred or
The occupied present, produc
will be sold reduced IT.
. ndisputabo,
address me by letter.
apply personally office Pennsylvania few doors
''' X. M. YOUNG,
Al
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TIE Gold Wcrshtpperst or, The Days We Lave
future historical novel by the author Of Whiensap
Harmony Of Prophecy by the Rev, Doctor Keith.
Maya FRANCK TAYLOR,
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Know all by these that thee inert the Of
arranfee, Of the county Of and State OF do hereby
constitute and appoint OF my true and lawful
attorney for and IN to locate land warrant No
for land, which issued under September
1850.
lPower q substitution may be inserted, II de'rsdl
Signed in presence Of
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MELVILL's Sermons volumes

N ELNILL'S Sermons volumes
u Munnipgs acrmons-three series, in three volumes.
Hoffman the Law OF the Episcopal Church in the
the United S,ates-l vol.
Bishop Shorts History ofbe Church OF England The Revolution
Of l65S-l VOL
Neande History the Christian Religion and Church. vol
Thorntpns Family Prayers M Commentary vol,
Old Truths aud New Errors. by Rev q. NJ Buer-l VOL
Earnestness by q, II. Taylor.
Lady Mary by g. u, Taylor.
The Angels Song; by q. n. Taylor.
Mark Wilton by @. u. Taylor
Margaret, The Pearl by c. u, Taylor.
Scenes in Clergyman's Life by G. b. Taylor
Wyntts Christian Ofhces-l vol - ..,u,. -. -
May FRANCk TAYLOR
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DHIlLP BARTON X Ey viii sstend TO any business.
muy either of the courts of this ID.
and the prosecution oi csms h1ore con
ue.s and the Departments. once on 9 street -
WAsEissros, July l6, ls<. 'np pH-aa-"'
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Assistant Teacher Wanted Immediately.
THE Principal Of the Waenon IN CO Male Academy wishes To
assistant teacher who Is qualified 10 teach
me various Engl branches He
an habits and good moral character.
made edaey and by letter. post paid
ihe Principal. -@s.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away from the
subscriber the I'd Of March, le5i colord CA1A
RINE, ao kty Francis She about
inches high She s OF delicate and
about 10 She hiring w
ngou free seered by free Of color
persons hiring harborng The
above reward win be paid on her delivery to -
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Columbia,
collection OF debts and the ofcams Of
description including under Congress
lately passed. Once in the CITY Hall.
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Sealed and delivered in presence Of
1.-Two Witnesses.
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STAMMERING CURED-Dr. Comstocks vocal gymnasium,
Tor the OF stammeng aud other defective articulation,
pupils This has been successful
than twenty years All letters should be paid and directed
A GOMSTOCk. NJ. u.
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BALTIMORE, January 1875 p. IN.
Our city is at present enlivened by the hremen's
procession in honor Of their brother hremen OF
Philadelphia; the streets present an exceedingly
gay appearance. The firemen, all fully equipped,
with each their pieces of apparatus bedecked with
flowers, SC, present an appearance most beauti-
full. The procession is about a mile in length, and
is enlivened with music from our best bands.
We have had remarkably fine day; but since
noon the weather has changed, and now there are
prospects of a snow storm.
Sales of 400 bbls. Howard street flour at s. 56t
Nothing doing in city mills. Very little wheat
here; sales good. Red at l00c., and white at l05c.
Sales of white corn at 90 O., and yellow at 90
81.
BEEF CATTLE.-The offerings at the scales to-
day reached 6S5 head, 205 Of which were left over
left over and driven off; balance sold at prices
ranging from So TO $i per 100 lbs. on the hoof,
equal to 81 ST 80 net, and averaging s. gross.
Hogs SIS % SIS rs.
Sales at the Stock board of 900 u s. 6s, 1867, at
ZIG. 900 Md. 6's at 1903, and 900 ditto 1922.
900 Bait. 6's, 1890, los, 100. asked IT, S. 6s
closed, of 1867, at 1852 bid; Md. 6's, 1929, 1857
asked.
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AS INSURANCE. Cash. the supreme court, i'll
the case of John Daley rs. Peoples Mutual Fire
Insurance Company, OH trial yesterday, TO recover
u policy of one thousand dollars upon plaintiff 3
stock and tools in his cabinet makers shop, the
first witness, upon the CROSS examination, testified
that the plaintiff, witness, and all the persons EN-
poyed in the shop, daily accustomed to
smoke pipes and cigars upon the premises, and as
clause OF the policy prohibited the use Of lighted
cigars or pipes in or about the premises, the pre-,
siding judge was OF opinion that plaintiff was not
entitled to recover inasmuch as these acts were
done not only by himself, bat he allowed others To
do so also with full knowledge OF his response
blity and the risks thus incurred appeared from
conversations with said witness. 4 verdict was
taken for defendants subject to the decision OF The
full bench j. NJ. Parker for plaintiff, +. w.
Choate and A. H. Nelson for defendants.
Boston TraUeHer, nh.
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NAvIGArIoS OF THE Rio GRASDE.-There are
conflicting reports as TO the possibility of navi-
eating the Rio Bravo by steamers, part of the
system of border defence. General Brooke has di-
rected Majors Chapman and Babbet TO explore the
river thoroughly the means allowed them by
Government will permit, while Col Johnston is in
vestigating the land communication between the
Upper Rio Grande and the Gulf. The result thus
far Is rather in favor Of the land route, although
the most discouraging of the river surveys makes
miles up, to Preside Rio Grande, thirty miles
below Fort Duncan Others fix Eagle Pass, and
even the Pecos, one hundred miles above, as the
navigabe head of the river. The existence of coal,
iron, mica, and gypsum, in immense quantities,
and particularly the latter at the edge OF the
sterile country above the Pecos, is noticed all
hands. 1t is said plenty of ground gypsum
(plaster paris) is all that is required to convert the
whole Rio Grandc border into a rich clover field.
National Intelligencer.
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EXPLOSION OF A STEAM BOILER. About o'clock
yesterday morning the steam boiler in the forge
works OF Messrs Ranstead, Dearbon s Co at
Commercial Point, Dorchester, exploded, making
a very loud report, and forcing large portion of
it through the building to a distance Of nearly
three hundred feet. About forty workmcn were in
the building at the time of the posion and, what
is quite remarkable, is the fact that only two of the
number injured. These were Alexander
Ferguson, who was struck on the head by brick,
inilicting an injury which it is feared will prove
fatal, and George McIntire, the second engineer,
who was but slightly wounded. The damage to
property by this explosion is estimated at SO 600
and about three weeks will be occupied in making
the necessary repairs The real cause of the ex-
plosion is not known, but is generally believed to
have been the want of water in the boiler.
Boston ddue fiscr, oh.
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''The man who knows how to conduct a news
paper has been found in Meriden village, n. II.
His name is Carter He subscribed for the New
New York Tribune sent his money, and COM
munication, respecting the "Cburch and Clergy
The paper is sent, and the church and clergy
thrown into the fire. The new subscriber refuses
take the Tribune from the post Office because his
article is not inserted, and demands that his com
munication and his money be returned, or he shall
consider it felony. In reply, the editor says he
never will, in order to secure subscriber. publish
any article; that he never pays premium for sub
scrbers. and will give only his paper for their
money; and closes by saying, "your money shall
be returned, and l am glad to get rid of you so
cheaply. boston Transcript.
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ANEW WoRLD's CoseREss.-Anotherp proof that
this is age of progress is to be offered at London
during the time of the great exhibition. 1t is pro-
posed to have worlds congress or convention of
chess players-the object being to provide com
plete and universal uniformity among the votaries
of chess, throughout the world, in the mode of play
ing the game. The brotherhood of chess playc
is said to have increased very much within few
years, especially in Great Britain where, late
London paper intimates, the game has been intro
duced under the influence of the temperance re-
formation, refined and tranquil amusement
which was demanded by the improved social con
diion of society. Many incongruities in the mode
Of playing found to exist in different countries;
and it is designed by the present movement to
bring together the best players of the world with
a view of eecting the desired uniformity. England
boasts OF having the best chess player in the world
and object of the contemplated gathering is to
hold sort of tournament, in which the experts Of
all nations may be pitted against each other, in u
grand contest for the mastery of this profound
and elegant game committee of several peers
and gentlemen, admirers of chess, have determined
to make arrangements for this chess congress and
tournament, to be held during the visit from all
quarters ofthe globe, by which London about TO be
signalized. Prizes, in the shape of plate, some
thing of that sort, will be awarded TO the victors
Boston Traveller.
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a La WILLIE DE pAHss.


TINE proprietor of the above establishment an
Il nounces 10 his friends and the public generally
that, owing to the continued increase and demand
he has been induced to enter largely into the
acture and putting up of the following articles.
and which he will sell fifty per lower than
they have ever heretofore been offered in this mar
ket, and least twenty five per cent. cheaper than
they be purchased by retail in any of the
Northern cities; and, as for quality they cannot be
surpassed.
600 canisters Theoretically sealed Champgnons,
(Mushrooms,) at s per canister; 80 cents
half do
800 canisters Theoretically sealed Petits Pois.
10 cents per canister; 81 half do; or IS
per dozen.
200 canisters Theoretically sealed Asparagus.
large size, : 20; small do, 81.
300 canisters hermetcal!y sealed Stewed To
mato, 80 cents per canister.
500 bottles Tomato Sauce, at 20 cents per bottle
10 dozen bottles Preserves. assorted, at 3 per
dozen.
Together with every variety Of Sauces, &c. &c,
&c. G. GAUrlER,
A La Vile De Paris
corner Penn avenue and IL tn street.
Dec 16-2awl x law6w
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NAvAL.-Com. +. a. Pa ker arrived in this city on
Wednesday and hoisted his broad pennant on board
the United States steamer Saranac, Captain Tat
nall, the flag ship of the Home squadron, on which
occasion the usual salute was fired.
Orders have reached here directing the imme
date departure of the steamer Saranac for Havana
and ST. Domingo. She will sail to-day.
Commander John l.. Saunders has been ordered
to the command Of the Pennsylvania, i'll place of
Commander 5. Barron, now in command OF the
sloop- of war John Adams, bound for the coast OF
Africa Norfolk Herald, III.
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MASSACHUSETTS, Representations IN THE
WORLDS FAiR.-Thc Boston Traveller says that
about eight thousand superficial feet in amount OF
goods, have been cent into that city from various
PARTS of Massachusetts,, TO be forwarded to the
Worlds Fair Among the articles are number
of pianos, specimens of the different cotton and
cloth manufactures of the State, boots and ahoes
articles Of statuary, and other specimens of the
Bay State ingenuity.
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PROPOSALS Tor carrying the mails of the United
States from the Let day of March, 1851, to tho
3oth OF June. 1902 inclusive, in OHIO, will be re-
ceived at the Contract Office of the Post Office De.
partment in the city OF Washington until 9 A NJ.
of the 9th day of February, lS5i Ito be decided
by the goth day of February, 1851 } the routes
and III the manner and time herein specified, viz
POSE From Zanesviile, by Putnam, White Gotta &c,
tultonham, Sego. Somerset, Rushyil.e,
West Rushvillc. Lancaster, Clear Greek,
Tarlton, Leistvie, kinEaton, Chilicothe,
Bonneville, BsinLridgc. Rainsboro', Dal,
Lac, lillshoro', New Market, Sugar Tree
Ridge, Scott, Eekmans, lille. Hentonville.
Bradvve, aud Aberdeen:
10 Maysvillc, Kentucky, 100 miles, and back
daily,
Leave Iincsvie daily. after arrival of east.
ern mail, say at p. VI arrive at Mays.
willie next days by Z. II.
rcave Maysville daily at A ri, arrive al
Iancsviile next days Ly : z. Nj.
Each proposal should be accompanied by guar.
auice, signed by one or more responsible prrsona
in the following manner, viz:
The undersigned ----- guaranty that ----
II his hid Tor carrying the mail from to ----
be accepted by the Postmaster General shall enter
into an obligation prior % the igsi ddv OF March
meet, with good and sufficient suretics to perform
the eersice proposed"
This should be accompanied by the certificate OF
n postmaster or other equivalent testimony, that
the guarantors are men of property and able 10
make good their guaranty.
The proposal should be sent to she Department
sealed, endorsed Proposals. lor route No -, -
and addressed 70 :hc First Assistant Postmaster
Genera!
For the prohibition of bids resulting from com
bination, and the terms and conditions ON which
the contract is t. be made the last annual ad
vertiscment N h. HALL,
Postmaster General
| Posr orricx DERARTMEsr, Jan. 1, 1851
Ian
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AT ODD FELLOWS, HALL.

WHIPPLE'S GRAND ORIGIN Al EXHIBITION
OF THE DlSSOLVINC VIEWS,
As Exhibited in The Cities qf Boston, Philadelphia
and elselch,r-.
ID PRESENTATIONS Of the most beautiful
Ia Scenery of ali parts Of the world with a great
variety of Ancient and Modern Structures, RUNE,
Cities, Castles, &c. which produced in truly
wonderful manner. The most beautiful scenes
sudden and mysterious is the transition that it can
only be compared to the magic Of dream seen by
There has been but sentiment expressed in
regard to this exhibition, that of commingled de
light.
Open every evening. and Wed nesday and Satur-
day afternoon.
Doors open at half past and }, and commence
at ball. past and half-past 3.
Tickets 25 cents; children half price Dec %
The above exhibition will be continued at Odd
Feows' Hall but short time longer
Jan. g
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SUPERIOR DAGUERREOTYPEs.
First Premium Awarded.

7 II. WHITEHURST has extended the field OF
- his operations more ground than any
other Daguerreotypist in the country. His gale
rles may be found on Pennsylvania avenue, near
- street, Gin Lane fuckers budng;) No POT
Baltimore street, Baltimore; corner Broadway and
Leonard street, New York; No. II Main street
Richmond; Sycamore street, Petersburg; Main
street, Norfolk; and Main street, Lynchburg, Va
His beautifully and highly finished electro Da-
gucrreotypes are an extraordinary Improvement
ensuring faithful and highly finished likenesses in
few seconds
The rotary back ground, invented by j H.
Whitehurst, gives an airy and living appearance
to the picture.
He is the patentee of the Morteotype, the art of
imbedding Daguerreotype likenesses in tomb
stones, AZ to make them resist the ravages of
time and weather.
Whitehursts establishments now distribute more
than thirty thousand pictures annually, and have
never given dissatisfaction This ia certainly
atering proofof the superiority of his likencsses
J. H. w. calls the attention Of the public gene
rally TO his elegantly furnished gallery Lane
fuckers new store, where free exhibition OF
pictures will be given
Notwithstanding the usual competition in da-
guerreotypes at the recent Fair of the Maryland
Institute. he awarded the first medal by the
judges.
Ll1encsses of every description copied, and post
mortem cases attended to. Jan 7-lmif
- nEt,VrES Unr, or,
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rINHE SCREW FLEET OF THE NAVY by
Il Captain lialsted, Royal Navy; vol London,

II Captain lialsted, Royal Navy; | vol. London,
1850.
On tho Better Management of the Civil Concerns
of the Navy, by Brigadicr General Sir Samuel
Bentham, Naval Inspector, vol. London, 1850
Dictionary OF Signals Tor the Boats OF the Royal
Navy OF England, by Commander Wmot, Royal
Navy, under the authority oi the Admiralty; vol
London, 1850.
Mosely's Lectures on Astronomy at Kings Col
legc, London, 1851.
Wood on Sketching from Saure, vol. London,
1850
Inventive Drawing, by krusi and Whitaker; /
vol. London, 1851. .
Drawing from Objects, being Lessons on Linear
Drawing, by Bolton | vol London, 1850.
Tate's Modern Cdmbist: Sopwith's IsOmetrical
Drawing; Creuze on Ship building; Allan High
Pressure Steam Eug;nc; ,ho Steam Engine 10y
the Artisan Club; Shortrede's Logarithms; and
many others works ON Practical Sciences.
Just imported, direct from London, by
Jan IL FRANCK TAYLOR
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l. inSton County, MaryIand.-The second
term Of the ninth (annual) session Will open on
Monday, March Sd. Application may be made to
Rev. John h. kerioot, ID. d., Rector for further
information or for the admission VI pupils TO the
College Grammar School.
Post Office address" College ofSt James, Md ="
Jan. lI--tawiw
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JNSTRUCTREss,

INsTRU young lady, late pupil
Il OF Mrs. Phelps, Ellicott's Mills, and who has
had two years experience, wishes a situation in
public or private seminary, at the south, instruct
in any or all the English branches, Music, and
French Satisfactory testimonials will be fur
nished. liberal salary will be required Adj
dress, post paid, M. H. X, Irving Hotel, Wash
ngtOn city. Jan lI-3tilt
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A GovERNoR AT LAsr.-It will be seen by the
legislative proceedings that the Senate, this fore
noon, made choice OF MIR. Boutwell, for Governor,
and Mr.. Cushman for Lieutenant Governor. Roth
gentlemen are Democrats and not Free sellers
they received, however, every vote cast by the
Free.sol Senators. Boston TrdDeiitr, llM.
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MoRE YANKEE lNvENrIoNs IN ENGLANp.--The
coast of England is likely 10 be furnished with
Francs's Metallic Life Surf boats, as all the En-
building, by orders from England, for this use
and will be exactly the same those adopted on
our coast by order Of Congress
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DAFFLE.-will be rallied for at McIntirci
IL Drug Store, corner OF 9Th aud | streets,
splendid English Lever Gold Wstch, worth ESQ
Forty chances, at 81 a chance
Jan lI-3t-
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Free soil Nomination for Congress in Massachusetts.
BosToN, Jan. l2.-The Free sellers of the Sixth
district have nominated Samuel Williston their
representative in Congress
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DIED,

In this city, ON Monday the 18th, CHAUNCE
GOODRICH, aged 10 years, son OF Hon. :. G. /.
GoopRicH, of Roxbury, Massachusetts
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The decision OF Judge Judson, ofthe United States
circuit court. in the of Henry Long claimed as
fugitive from service in Virginia, was pronounced
yesterday in fauor Of The claimant. OF the correct
ness Of this decision there is not doubt The evi;
dence was conclusive. Long was accordingly
surrendered, and before this time is on his way to
Virginia. He escorted across the Park about
O'Clock p. Nj. by the United States marshal,
supported by strong body of police. No attempt
was made TO rescue him; the Aboitonists, of
both colors, understood too well the consequences
of such an attempt, TO run the risk Of it,
The conduct of Judge Judson in the case has
been prompt and decided He has fulfilled the OBJ
legations of his OATH without fear or favor. He has
done his duty.
We presume that an effort will be made by some
of the "pro slavery" men to redeem Long, and set
him at liberty. There is, however relectance
the part Of claimants to dispose of slaves in such
circumstances even for their pecuniary value; be-
cause, they say, it defeats the principal object OF
the law, which was, to prevent slaves from running
away. Now ifslaves who escape to be made free
at any rate either by the decision of Judge, or by
purchase, if that decision is unfavorable the mo-
i've for running away ID IA strong as ever.-Netc
York Journal Of Commerce,
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(GfJENNY LIND.-What of her Oh, nothing i,
only to say that at the of Fouc and IA Ina f
street and Pennsylvania avenue you can get the
best Daguerreotypes at the lowest prices.
Jan ll-6t*
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HARRIsBURG, jan. l3.-The Democratic caucus
to- night nominated Mr. Broedhead for Senator on
the twelfth ballot.