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General Agency and Law ono. al Washington,
DE sEIDiNG WYLIE,

No. Yoads Butas snnsyloania ars"as m.4t door Wsss
BroHns Hotsi WasAinston, ID. C.
rHAs. DE SEEDING ANDREW wYLIE, IT,, having formed
partnership for he Of prosecuting claims before
Congress- the departments before board
ssonc appointed for the adjustment OF spoaions other
be
charge They will obtaining pensions,
arising under
Otherwise buying ana selling real estate collecting private claims
&C.
Andrew Wye jr, will attend any law business with which
inIIused, the
District Supreme Court OF the United States
Chas DE 5eldng, being United States commissioner notary
public all the suites OF the Union
taking testimony aeknowedg
Deeds which appeTlain his once
Charges viii be moderate and regulated by the amount claimed
and the extent Of services required.
Communications paid Immediate
Sept e-dly
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United states Patent ONCE L.


UEttNbtH u,
IN petition Whittier, Concord Hampshire,
praying for the extension 81 patent granted TO him on the 10Th
May, 1897 firearms, for
said which takes the 10Th
Of May, ls5l--
said be heard the Patent Office
Monday l5h day Of March, 1851, ~ O'Clock, and all
notified and show have, why
said petition ought TO be granted.
Ordered that this notice be published In the Republic Intel
Union, Washington ID. c. Tribune, New York
Journal Providence Ii Daily Bee Bos'on, Massa
Journal Portsmouth ~ H. for three
previous the said nth day Of March next
THOs. EWBANk,
Commissioner Of Patents
the above will please and send their
bills Patent Once with containing this notice
Dec 25-law3w
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COMMON HALL Of the town ~ Petersburg, Nirginn'
May 1850 The following resolution was THIS day ndopa ny
the Halt
"Reiore Tate mayor Of the town advertise for proposals for
Petersburg
Virginia. $50 600 payable in 1870 aud $4,000 1879,
payable half yearly February md ~
received than $500,
chamberlain Of the until the 18Th day Of May,
AZ 10 O'Clock which they will be opened, and the highest
entitled thereto The payments for the same viii he
required May 18th June and 18th Ju and bidders win state
offer The corporation reserves
IN thems &c - reject any Offer made"
Notice for the bonds Of the
chamberlain of the according
The resolution, the th day Of May 1850 a. " O'clock
M CtIAs. CoRLINo,
Nav .dtl shu.vneu Mayor
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DrorsssR %, 1850,
IN petition A. Pits, of Springfield Ohio and " A. Pitts,
" granted
Of June l, for an Improvement IN reh
cleaning grain from the expiration OF said
patent, place Voi day II June, ISL
heard r~ rm~nt oSce,
Monday the IL o'clock, aud all
show bey have, why
ougb no be granted.
opposing extension required file the Patent
writing
hearings all testimony filed by either
said hearing must he taken and transmitted IN ac
which will he furnished
picanon.
this notice be published In the Republic, Intel
sencer Union Washington, D. C. Tribune, New York Daily
STATE Journal Daily Atlas Cincinnati, Ohio
week for three previous I'd day Of March
next.
Commissioner OF Patents.
r. s. above papers wiz please copy, and send their
bills 10 the Patent Once containing this notice.
Dec 25-law3w
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Law and Agency OMce.

THE undersigned agents. practice
OF United the District OF Co
lnmba promptly claims against the United States
Guiding agents
bounty lands pensions, of duties for
inventions, &c, sc.
They profession dis
and when the by ocaagen will abate
half their relative the forms
Of business of the departments will be furnished
They
for the and for the sale location of bounty
o
Once Pennsylvania avenue, Lane and fuckers Building.
. DUFF GREEN, M
BEN. Z. GREEN,
RCHD ii. CLARKE.
l5-JtaW.m -.
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nissOLuION of The firm heretofore exist
Of Dyer Brother this day. by mutual
consent dissolved George Dyer will the settle
of the OF the unsettled business
Of the late Robert W. Dyer which immediate
10 respectfully requested. EDWARD g. DYER,
GEO. +. DYER.
WAsHIssros, September "a, 1880.
o. Copnrtnershp Notice. undersigned have formed
under the and firm of Dyer MCGUIRE and
will continue the commission business
old stand of Dyer Brother 10Th and Pennsylvania
respectfully Of patronage
slowed the firm and pledge themselves discharge faith
fully every confded TO ss-.. ..#
Dyer Mcclure prepared advances upon all
signments, and 10 cash all sales mnde by them.
EDWARD g. DYER
J. G. MCGUIRE
WAsMsoToa September a. 1850.
Id
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rEyER yapor UathAdopted unanimously by Congress,
In through Of numerous United
other eminent physicians, as per testimonials
position OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
favorable equal distribution Of
app Nature aiding from The potent epidemic
,n,Jo,e su fme United states peni'entn
efficient Diseases called mercna in rheu
alusy Of the operations OF The
bath still used In Turkey. uero ay
undersigned md found 70 be particularly
oyc,ns M rights making
furnished powerful but safely graduated electro
and other complaints
Applied wing, first hoo convenient Tor me
81, .oar" BOYD REILLY.
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WILLIAM HORNER,
ATTORNEY At LAW,
Ianrastrr, Grant foasntH, Wtsconsin,

(LArE yAuQuIER COUNTY, vAD
WILL OF Grant, Dane and Iowa countless
w federal and supreme Madison. lie will give
prompt particular the collection Of claims the
redemption Of lands, and
resident lnndhoders in any part OF the State.
Refers Non H. s. Fooe u g. Senate Hon. James NJ Mason
Ipman Homer Messrs.
Mason attorneys law, New York Professor W. Homer
LapSey, esq, and Mesrs s. w Welsh Philadelphia
j. b. Crockett John A. Kasson at law 81 Louis
Missouri. hpl9-lnwly
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ID III. HOOE ~ co., Pcnnsylyania avenue, betwsea
7th and 6th receiving from the
mporauons Of New York the following rich and des
goods viz;
Dress silks in great variety and fashionable styles
Colored silk veves of shade OF color both wide ara
French cashmees and mousselines de aine Of the ha
styles, and very rich
French mernoes OF every color and finest quality
Waiercd and plain Irish popins
Black and coiorcd watered silks
Real thresd-lace cspes, very rich
Real threadlace collars, Jenny Lnd style sRtely
French worked collars, cuffs, and sleeves
Richly embroidered evening dresses
Rich thin silk materials, for evening dresses
Real threadlace berthes
Black lace capes and berthes
White and coored shawls
Real cashmere long shawls
Rich velvet sack cloaks and nantes
Very richly embroidered handkerchief
Together with OF other and desirable COOS
which they deem and all Of whTh
they respectfully invite especial attention.
Dec 3-4wif
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TNIiE AMENICAN Live Stock InsuIance COnpAhy.-
Nncennes Indiana Charter unlimited granted January 1850
Capital kholders individually liable. 3
For the mules, bulls sheep and cattle
dents and disease also stock driven 10 eastern markets OF
South Losses paid OF death
DrectorsJoseph O. counseor Ferdinand Ebersne,
merchant Captain Isaac Mass merchants George d. Hay
chant; Hon. Thomas Bishop builder John Wse merchant and
bank director Alvin W. Tracy merchant and bank directors Hon
Abner T. Ellis Stale OF Vncenne Abn smith
farmer, bank Director and auditor of Knox county.
Joseph O. Bowman, President b. Shuref Whitney Secretary
Burteh president Vncennos branch
Of Bank Of Indiana.
j. L. NELSON, Pennsylvania between i4h and
18th streets, Washington Cily.
Sept 2s-dly
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AGENCY. washfngton.-The undersigned, late OF the
specon branch OF the Post Office Department. offers his er3
generally OF the
section particularly with the that his from ONCE
initiate he for many
department honesty, capacity fidelity
Office Of both parties with hearty
cons o sustain him therein.
All attend business Of nature the OF
thankfully promptly
JAMES OWNER, Agent,
July 4-dn of Post Oiee Department
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r ION Hunting tn the Interior Of south Africat by
IL Cumming vols.
Progress by Professor Loomis vol
Winne's Lives % Literary and Scientific Men Of America
volume.
George King Of Albany by Clements G. Moore vol
Cratint,a npoa of Edward Everett 2 vois.
Katharine Douglas Principle Deveioped by the author OF
Iessie Barton. l vol.
RenR Me Bnleyn, ! vol
Ellen Parry Trials OF the Heart vol.
The Canton and Celestial Empire by o. Tiffany.
"Reminiscences of Congress by q. w. March. vol,
Universe; Rev, Henry ChretnBs. vol
In Memoriam by Tonnyson, vol
yespucu his Voyages by the Vcount ssntaem
l vol u .
Indies and North America in 1885, by Robert Baird
vol.
Universal Dictionary Weights ancient
srp reduced ssandads by ~. Alexander
vol. . = -. -
Just received, FRANCk TAYLOR
10
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DEoxAsaR 10, 1900.
I'M petition person
properly Of William Cfompon, unsue Of Hartford, Connect
granted said in looms
for the expiration patent place
on the 2oll day OF November la5l--
IL ordered that The said petition be heard the Patent once
Monday 24rh March, 1851 ~ o'clock,
notified appear, and show they have,
said petition ought NOT he granted
Persons opposing required hle ia The
Once their objections specifically SCI forth in writing least
days before the All filed BY either party
10 be used said hearing
eordanee with the rules once, which will be furnished
plieaion.
Ordered also that this notice be published in the Repube In
teligeaeer Union, Washington D. q Tribune, New York
Daily Bee Boston Providence Journal Providence Rhode Island
aud Coutan Hartford Connecticut week for three
stve weeks previous the 24h day Of March
THos. RWBANK,
Vi
r. Editors OF the above viii please and send their
bills TO The Patent Office with containing This notice
ll-iau3W
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SUPERIOR DaRuerreotypes First PRIV MUM i-J.h
WHITEHURsT has extended the field Of his operation, ~
ground than dasueueoppist In the country Ills e
he found Pennsylvania between AZ and s'h %
No. Baltimore Broadway and i,ss
street. York; No. al Main street, Richmond sycsw"
street. Pstersbug; Main street, Norfolk and Main street. %
burg, Virginia =.
extraordinary Improvement, inuring faithf and highly hs
ikene-ses In few seconds. :.
The rotary back ground, invented by H. Whi'shur ~"
airy and living appearance TO the picture -.
distribute than hiu ~
pictures annually and have svcn dissatisfaction %
o the superiority o his hkenessss
J. H. w calls public generally 10 bis eefi
gallery and rucknvs where h
exhibition Of pictures will be given. -
Notwithstanding unusual composition in dasu"eotyprs
the Maryland institute, he was awarded nN
taedai hy the Judges. -
L,h.ne--c. every description copied, and post mom &C.
attended 10 NOV ~"
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JENNY LIND Opern Glasses from the Optical Inst.
Vienna, Gemany-The sopsietors ~
above have for the convenience Of their
the United States established branch in the city
New York.
The superior quality Of the Munich glasses acknowledge nd
they used almost Germany, and nt
thousand have been sold during Jenny Lnds in vs.
York and Philadelphia.
glasses and pectnces hand and glasses
Mr. Becke Of firm Of Wnsein Co., New York. will ansn
wish their carefully examined
glasses adapted through which method in with IN rs
Kind glasses, will be amclr
Dyer Mcclure have been appointed for the city VS.
ngton, have full Of the aboeS
artcles they respectfully the %
Mr. Becke will remain in the city for few day. and WIS"
DYER MCGUIRE
li-dtf 10Th Pennsylvania arsna
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TOR SALE.-Fisk Raymond elegant air tight metallic
south side of Pennsylvania directly opposite Ga
bys Hotel. . IL
Having completed extensive factory which has ena
the demands for superior ces and being convinced
viii sales, and greatly acconmodn
who unfortunate need coffin for their FRIENDS vi
CONN We attend TO conducting funerals In the country cy
regard Rumor contrary, the
Gen T. Taylor placed cons
single occurred Of Of them bursting from The
mcntaion Of body within.
M NJ. WHITE,
Dec G-d3m' undertaken
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JOHN NJ. NI'CALLA

General agent at Washington City.
claims for land money, the individuals,
n attended 10.
He possession claims
1872 land under the late of Congress,
an offers his services in all such and others.
settled claims Congress prosecuted
WAsHIssros, September %, ls5O.-ly
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.snlslor,., WIN. store 40 w alnut street

sSnidor's Wine Store 40 Walnut street. Phade pha,
cheap ssnider lately Of the
sales made by him commentator obliged largely 10
faction offering OF The best wines and liquors ever imported
He would refer invoices n follows viz
Dun Gordon Co.'S sherres, embracing delicae pale At very
old and choice Mnnzanaa on draugt
ssoe specially selected Tor some extra
n bottles up Europe, which he challenges equal to
Manzanlia and Amoniado shees peculiarly adapted
they strengthen without stimulating and have
PORT wines principally specially
ners, 'Barmeser opouo imported
These wines fruit, delicate, highly APP
4 Port, an paimed OF such
they are o. VARIOUS e', ana pes N no sna on aiaos oy
delicate white Port and Malmsey Port
Persons suffering with chronic affection OF The bowels cannot be
careful in their choice OF Port
Madeira wines Of VARIOUS Sorts dry and ch south side old East
A. 10 the sparkling wines Of the subscriber known that
and the splendid sparkling Mosee
ported by him. superior any other and are sold a.
put upon buyers first class.
Ne hns champagne wines Of various brands and qualities at
very prices retail wholesale In The article Of caret
generally subscriber holds himself be Judge, and he
the finest from the lowest price, by The single
or burgundy
h.t he them from his vaults good bottle Of Bur
saa,.rnc Barsaca always hand in bottle.
% am ps ,n ,oaan o. 'osenl are ea,an,es ana ho
he Rhine.
In Cornac brandcs he has now 6nc
celebrated "Clayer of a = in eighth ca.
hhds and "Dbooehs 1874 In hbds, consignment which viii
preserving brandy and NIL other wines and liquors. including All Of
of the above sold ~ retail TO consumers IN any quantity desired
An sooIs delivered within days Philadelphia esh,
paid Orders will he promptly executed II sent by mail tele
"'p Had,,.. JACOB sNIDERr
Cheap Wine store, % Walnut street. Philadelphia
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MOSES L. HOLT,

MOSEN L.
San Fraucisco, California.
RrrrRKnoEs Hon. q. w Inge, d. G., Alabama John Taylor
esq., Mobile, Alabama Messrs Rhodes. Wright Co., New
leans, Louisiana Henry Clark, esq, Tarboo' North Carolina
Hon. Cwn, NJ ca CALIFORNIA; Benz True New York
p Heaey ESQ., Boston, Massachusetts A. Hatch,
Portsmouth, New Hampshire. May 7-2awly
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Observation-Disclosures and Preventive.
nR. AMATI's ITALIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, TONIC
AND hPERIESThis remedy composed entirely Of verca-
bnng strengthening powers
discovered and prescribed By Dr. Ama, celebrated
sen,ey bilious complaints dyspepsia and all other disorders Of
Knowing from experience in the kindly and
sens manner 2 Sse eases submitted a. remedy 70 no.
venve 10 all who be so fortunate as 10 escape It's rs' nsdous
wholesale Carsi Music Saloon,
drug stores in The city OF washington ind
Pamphlets containing full directions for with interesting
cer'hce accompany each bottle Of the panaeea very liberal
70 aess oe from an" part Of ss unIa States
Notice claimant. against Mexico. under treaty
of I'D February. 1s1s.
owes CoSsIssuosrss, June u, 1850
A 4 The sitting OF hi. day, following
M , ns anu nSne, 70 % si n
em"a Nil se sesivea BY the Board ssp hs s INV rsm
ny unless for special shown which be verified by
bun DECIDED for on se fret
lion in writing DAY,
.e,na forth ,hs for such delay"
The recital Of the foregoing order: -. ..
July a-wtlstFeb Secretary to the Commission
New York Life Insurance Company,
Ofics, No 90 Wan street, Nem York
s,.s Mes1s' h Rs1s 1 g,s .,s.,s,n
PLIsy FRprm.s, ac,nary.
THIS company conducted upon The principle
of has
business and profits and conferred benefits
leas, possible and outlay o
Insurance granted to visiting California
Washington comprehcnds following officers;
NJ D., medical Of and I'd
washington agent, Apollo Hall, avenue,
opposite Union Buildings. June e-u
I KNOX WALKER will practise law In the supreme
Of United States, and attend the
claims against the government Addrass Washington, ~ C.
Mar loft
WANTED immediately, a woman to do the cooking
aud washing small family. None apply but
The best recommendations white would pre-
ferred. Inquire at this office. Sept l0-dif
DAVID Copperhed No. I7.-Putnam's edition. price lol
~ cents. FRANCK TAYLOR
VRENCu Rocks for yootbJosepb ysdore ie danger
des mauvases companies .
Aualin Corsini, on l'orpheIine dc sienne
Illustrations de ihstoe sante, lAbbe Roussr
Amelie, on lc riomphe dc Ia piete
Alexis, le ieun. artistic
Iivnl His'oire rnconfee a
lie Bon Fndo''n ct lie mecbant therry
Antonio, on l'orphelin de Florence
Historiettes les enfsnts
Ard Others
ported from Paris by
Dec 30 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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ID ". BOOE a CO.. Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
cloths, mangs, materials,
.bce,ina bankets goods generally.
rennyvsns avenue between 9Th and 9Th Washington,
n.
Aug 6-u
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Posr osrios DsrAKla1sr,
December III, 1850.
compliance Congress-
esazng making appropriations necessary
have been usually included IN me general bills
and Offices Of the government
sssd :, r. until The day d February next for
furnishing the following description q Blanks Tor four the
ts States Of Viisaa maryand Dsuet o. Goanbs SoS
Tor which win on the iss ofJuly, 1851
s 3 ss'is. q ss'Ss.. AID s saT s
rom DisiSuas oSessaeeoanis and WesSi
Mail RsgtsteTs-and Post buis
All the printed wiDg paper
eaendersd both sides the 1s weight and qualify paeu-
larry stated beio" lhey are CLASSIFIED as 'olio"si
CLASS no. 1.
inches 70 weigh ii lbs TO sheets page have &c
printed lines covering space OF at least fourteen inches
from The top the bottom line,
Newspapers pamphlets received, aud mail.
y by inches and 70 weigh At least 81 lbs 10
900 sheets each with 10 lines class No
10. D.
Mails sent ohceon II By Is inches
above
GLASS 40. T.
iooeap sheet the paper weigh ~
lbs. the 900 sheets
Stamp and distribution accounts cuenton quarto post one
each sheet, TO weigh 10 lbs 10 the 4 200 sheets.
GLASS 6.
Weekly and monthly mail regisiersihe former on sheetthe
after sheet both TO weigh " lbs 10 the 900 sheets
Post bills withou, signatures be pstsd paper by
inches bills sheet The weigh less
81 lbs, 10 the 1000 sheets.
CLASS NO. D.
Post bills either agents.
In all respects the Glass No. u
CLASS NO. g.
Post bills signatures Distribution Oceson paper II
by IA nches with ION sheet, post
sheet paper weigh is lbs % the 900 sheets,
above printed, style
ss be ' S s Ss i Y'
ey and at he pS oes ssw
depot established whence all the blank.
tina, 70 ana mailed a the % Of
the best estimates that can be made as stated
The proposals district separately
the price IL one per- loo sheets 81, each Kind :" blanks for
and such times be required BY
Hs sS pss Posi- sa Once 'ns
depo None win be considered delivered or will be paid
quantity ordered BY each reqa.on be securely
Each must be & s BY s Of e
bidder win be required enter into contract with
Failures furnish promptly ordered furnishing
quality printing rulings attempt to
meaning Of the contract will be considered sufficient
The contractor required every
aa 81 ss sss%.n e with eye
requisite contained IN THIS no broken or defective
Payment be quarter yearly, month after the expra
ton of each quarter i.
price, price only must be specified for each and
blank bid the amount Of The bids mus. be accurately
exhibited Proposals made
accordance directions will not be considered
discrepancy price down and the extensions
would afford the bidder fixing his price after
s are d Ss s s 81 $
bid be offered for account of party either in
his own name his partners clerks
persons whole of such bids will be rejected.
good faith the
ing blanks, transfer Of the win be
permitted
made for but they
fall short OF the required The
oesn bind Itself any specific quantity or AMOUNT
DISTRICT MOI.
Depof at Net CnnU~snE nj
Maine Massachussas Rhode leland Con-
necucut New Jersey Caforss and The Territory
o Oregon, win require, estimated t. 4
Sheets.
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a La WILLIE DIE PARIS.

Ornamental Lights, vases, sHrer Ware &C.
THE subscriber has arely been considerable expense
chasing having for his n.c In the
ing Of balls parties &C. the following articles which he WI
OF on reasonable terms Wis -,
splendid centre table ornament, and chandelier W"
made expressly
Two pair very beautiful candelabras.
One pair magnificent vases. ,,h
large and very splendid Of silver ware, F|
China glass -. AR
articles In this line sufficient TO np
~ Of some three thousand persons. -, an
Thess articles win be rented out separately tosed "
he mos reasonable terms
g. GAUTIER, Con6sepft
Ala Vile Paris, corner Penn avenue and llh su''
Dec 0-9tf& lnufwH
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TIME soeisg patronage OF all tL
Il advertisement that bestsaon with which new
article brought public. Ihs cApefence
their all question he
testimony business who have used
envelopes his rapidly increasing sales OF their
The following Of the reasons ior ihsr opu
business address eonspeuously and beautifully
ed,e oioIed plain, thus anoTdhg
PERFECT SECURITY AGAINST FRAUD.
be opened without being destroyed
waters requisite 10 seal them
ath Upon the seal
sender OF being buried months
once.
envelopes furnished almost THE SAME PRICE
AS PLAIN oNEs only the additional cost OF the die
will last years.
Each mailed 10
MOST EFFECTIVE ADVERTISEMENT,
all through whose hands may
following list Of prices for dies engraved
envelopes the either white
good paper, made above name, address, &c
NJ. n -
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u. ", PATTON,

(Former partner Of j. E. Dom, esq.,
GENERAL AGENT claims before Congress
VI PENSIONS land
pay pay horses any property Let
addressed j. " Patton, Washington city, D. Co. will
recei meda ate