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A. ~ G. A. ARMOUR,
DR.4PERS AND T.8ILORS,
A., Of I'm Gtr

JU3 BTOhdWay, cufneT OF UHdHt sUttI,
.Abore the Heing House, Ncw York,
ESPECTFULLY friends and the puttic TO
IL spring goods, OF the newest patterns
they prepared make the best and most
style their usual moderate prices Fresh cloths,
and of latest portaons elegant light silks
for vests of Paris embroderes.
sklul employed this estabishmenone
and cut waistcoa Each de,
Army and uniforms made 10
with and despatch, and in the most aroved man
Will at this establish
everything tase perfect fit always insured
N b. PnEaIra wAsreoATsIhese elegant wastcoats that
Castle Garden, have been awarded the
premium the American Institute at their late fair
Feb l5-dlm
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Mar 1s 4teoif


odd Building, Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, csmis
York; California; Minnesota,
other OF the Union.
CHARLES sELDING having been appointed by respect
II i've governors New York. California, and
other Territory
the acknowledgment OF deeds SC, offers
his services Of Washington and elsewhere
Feb l4--2aw
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NEW spring Goods RlGGLEs, merchant tailor, has the
pleasure informing his and the citizens Of Wash
ugton returned from New York with stock OF
mpouaons his line which he would invite their
The all Of the best make, and genuine
bracng every variety Of the most approved styles, and viii be dis
prices All who favor him a call
bargains good s pains will be spared give
paonize him He win take show
ing GOODS earnestly invites Examination OF them by such
desire good garments. .........
Seventh street, few doors below Latham's bank.
Mar ls-4teoif
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CRIMSON ~ Co.'s New York, New Orleans and Mobile
Express with the swcs and responsible
between The Mane New Hampshire Ver
mont Massachusetts, Rhode Island Connecticut Lower Canada
New York State, Delaware, Pennsylvania Maryland District
Columbia Indiana Ohio, Illinois, the States generally the
Mississippi and Alabama and the prominent places in
Georgia and the Caroinas.
Our facilities extensive and perfect that the
packages,
able PARCELS end the oter and between
the psins
bIsinesss while
Mess Adams Co.. and advantages
other the which the confidence and
the New York community feel assured that shall
the satisfaction to our Tends the
jewelers., bankers, and merchants generally.
We beg leave attention California expe< from New
Orleans, between New Orleans and Mobile
Offices Camp New Orleans, and 10 Wall street, New York
Feb 6-d&cpl2w
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WASHINGTON oFrIoB, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Fifth house east OF National Hotel, No6.

WASHINGTON oFFICE, PEsssYLvASIA AVENUE,
Fifth house National Hotel, 10 9.
,tiE established company the United
States consequently odesihe pioneer
Washngton Philadelphia,
delivering the intermediate stations Have
Grace Wilmington, Trenton, Princeton,
Jersey pzssani
having up lately undergone repairs and
prepared deliver number which
may required OFF for the accommodation OF the public with
accuracy proupness fidelity hitherto uneqlied This line
Morse lines, west, north,
extending already een thousand miles, to either Of
which be delivered desired The
line have lately thoroughly sysematized its bus
mode of delivery lis
charges equal all with special ivors With the tacil
by this company,
ted 10 reliable
graphing offices Magnetic Telegraph Company
rennsy fifth house National
Baltimore No Exchange, South Gay Philadelphia
building; York,
Hanover OF Beaver.
WIN. M. SWAIN, President
4-3mds
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uyILLIAM TUCKER, draper and tailor, Pennsyl-
AZ and 9Th respectfully calls the
his friends and the public the fact that he has just
turned and selected
assormens English cloths, cassmere and vengs
which he prepared in the
and would invite the public
specimens coats which cannot be
PASSED in stye workmanship city In this country
Aiso superior choice stock peniiemens fur
goods entirely all OF which will be sod
very moderate prices.
Mar 2l--3tsw3w
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Qatc Mrs. ID. II. Burr's) corner of 9th and streets.
HE will the charge of this institution Mon
of April and will his and personal
English French, mathematical education will be taught
religious the Institute will be based
fornuares of the Protestant Episcopal Church.
teacher
age look the patronage OF the public, and for correspond
ing of
For boarding pupils, So per quarter
For 50 10 Si6
Payable always IN advance
Music, drawing, Lan Italian Spanish and German, extra
Reference ID permitted c. NJ. Butler ID. D., w.
French Fitzhugh Washington cy; James May
D. d. Alexandria; Ri Rev. Aonzo Potter ID. d., the
generally of Philadelphia and IT. Rev Alfred Lee d. Of Della
WILLIAM j. CLARK.
2l-r25hAp
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United states Patent once.

March Ii, 1850
IN the petition Of Bancroft woodcock formerly Mount Pleas
him the 18th day OF June 1897
pow," for from the
expiration Of said patent which takes place the i day OF June
ISL
IL il ordered that petition Patent Ohcc
Of June 1851 ~ O'Clock and all
6ed aud show they have why said peuhon
ought not 20 be granted.
opposing required file In the Patent
their obecon specifically forth In writing least
party said hearing be taken and transmitted
accordance with the rules OF the occ which will be furnished
application .....- \ ....
eencer, and Union, Washington D. CT Richmond Republican
Richmond Virginia North American and Gazette Philadelphia
Tribune New York Providence Journal, Prov
dence H. weeks previous
"' 90 ~ THos. EwBANK
CeDmissioner Of Patents.
p g. papers please copy, and send
the Patent onice with paper containing ths notice
Mar l6-law3w ....
crTAMMERING CURED.-Dr. Comstock's vocal gymnasium
for the Of stammerng and other detective articulation
open reception
pupils This institution has successful operation for
A, COMsTOCK, M. d.,
90 Mulberry street, Philadelphia.
PHONETIC WORKS,
Published by A. Comstock, NJ, D., Philadelphia
1.-THE following works the American phonetic alphabet The
only perfect alphabet that has been given the world because
the only TINT for notifications q the
In speech, accent, n6ection intonstion, Sc
The New TESTAMENT III as, The Phonetic Speaker, The
1.-TWO volumes) ESQ, Ny Little Geography TIesise
Phopooay rs First Book Of Popes Homers niad a
octave pages,) SO Minstrel, l9k
Dr. q publishes monthly periodical entitled coustochs Phe
Telegraph, at so pononnens and eymoogcn
dictionary Is In course Of publication IN the Telegraph
A. coMsToCK, N, D., Philadelphia
Feb i9-sd'
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NEW m California Millionaire Association.--
shares Of thousand dollars Capital oD0
limited number OF shares to be obtained by
special partners admitted in
revised statutes Of New York free from
issued ereo TO return ten per cent annually
with prospect doubling whole, safe operations
trade and mining States under the direction and
troll OF ohlsh HolbLN,
As tho General Partner Chief Agent Of the Company,
No, II Wall street, New ioik.
Cafomans responsible parties throughout the Union
who can in obtaining with The United States app
cation the association to be employed al d
frent points of and vessels be made
available the nails pascngers and freight to and
from Europe, ASIA, Africa and the Americas.
u aud increasing business doing wh tai"
MIA the Pacific Sc; long supply Of gold continues
the demand capital goods manufacture VIII nsouish the
most calculations therefor Aud Is TO meet THIS
and and proa thereby formed
der the firm and style OF %. HOlDEN q W., A..
Mercantile Commercial and Commission Merchants, Banking
insurance. Mining Agents New York and San Francisco
Capital 81 100000
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II ted states, with supplement-.
Hand Book OF Anglne by Ephemen. London
Browns American Anglers Guide,
The Anglers Assistant, by William Carpenter London,
salmona, Of Fly Fishng by Sir Humphrey Davy
London
The oun by Wilson and oakleish. London.
The sportsmans Library by John Mills. London.
Angler. Au,ansc, 1851
Walton and Cottons Cornpss Angler. London
Ap5 FRANCk TAYLOR
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DHILIP BARTON KEY will attend To any business
he may be before either Of the courts Of this Dis
uct. the prosecution Of claims before Con
gress and the Departments. once on o street. - !,
wAsRrperor, July iS, lsA6- SmvH-sswn
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For As rsm0sa and y az di,eq, arising from
MoNG e and Important discoveries of tis generations
one @ Sos ps s s AMI 3 n S $ ri f sdns @s
and by its works pfocas It's that mute eoquence,
Toa"nds q have been cured BY
ibis medicine such as are re- no. furnished IN s records o.
know. 'eSn but are performed ~ our principal cities and public
doubt the healing virtues Of this preparation and the facts unfold
cd aSS Z % so@ass 4 psn & a Inc NJ s o., q sse
most sauary productions, the most potent smpes of the vegetable
heath Of nSse Who had long ppsd under .e mos, distressing
does evidence Of is own value and 10 The
afflicted ~ terms the afflicted only eau know Il has long been
remedy similar TO sone that the liver stomach,
o 'ass upon e @ po
ers Of system Although possessed opoweriu healing
constitution When perfect health, produced by
irame carrying aors path e then
mysterious & influence Is felt and seen snhndss new LIFE an and
eased 'S' "'a" anu ''e"sA 70 "' S'''"s "'" us
sCRoFULoUs AFFECTION OF THE EYES.
WINCHESTER, tKy.0 Oct %, ls49.
A. D. sAsDsGrSrLEaEsi would not have presumed to
write IL duty to let the public know the almost
with sores, could during
s s % ad ans % In @ @ s.
cured must also tell you Of another wonderful cure My brother
him @ loss 10 M @ sight rs. s s and s
but recommend all similarly afflicted Sands sar
sapaIlla.
f'"is issE'SS1XyhrN E'SXyh F. pvcKNrn
ITS POPULARITY ABROAD.
From South .1mered.
MARAcAIBo, (Venezuela,) April II, 1919
Messrs. sAsps-GEsTLEMES: consider duty the public
make known e ges, heneht have received from using
valuable sarsaparia About three since attacked with
rheumatism shoulders, and also legs and
the that unable Sleep uied all OF the best medi
cines could hear of without bench through
the advice of friend procured OF sarsapia and alter
bottles in the fifteen days. found myself
we'll have no hesitation saying sarsapara is e best
medicine took, and confidently recommend
tendS and the public.
Your obedent servant,
J. NJ JEsURUN.
Here is another home
NEw YORK. Jan. 8, 1850
Messrs sASps-GEsTtraEs have great pleasure in acknow
edgng beneh received
Sarsapara subject of pulmonary disease made voyage to
Europe but while there continued afflicted weeks at
return seized with violent hemorhnge of the lungs
and from the debility and posaton Of strength that followed
with the poacied difficulty oesprauon am entirely relieved by
the sasapaa, which lconfider
truly valuable discovery the healing feel that have not fol
fourteen years enjoyed so good health AT present
Very gratefully yours,
s. L. SEYMoRE.
Prepared and sod wholesale and retail, by A b. d. SANDS
street, Winm, New
York sold also by druggists generally throughout the United
States and Canadas Price 81 bottle six boles for S.
For safe by Lhas So Coz and r. s. Patterson, Washington
byO NJ Lnticun, Georgetown by Cook Peel Alexandria
Jan l7-dacp
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CLERKS orucE HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES, u.
April 5, 1851.
DROPOSAI.s Will be received this Office until
May for the delivery the Capitol
nifty of the best anthracite coal,
about of fourteen pound weight
posted the vaults of the Capitol free from fine particles
hundred and fifty best quality
cords be sawed in four pieces and the
pieces and be delivered, sawed and
away in the on before the of July ensuing
RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Clerk House OF Representatives u. y.
ApG-dtithMayf
Intel. Republic, h Southern Pressl
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Extract from the Of Congress of March, si5 section
ind be further enacted That shall be The duty Of the Post
master General all future lettings OF
non OF the mail to lei e same in the lowest bidder
other reference the mode of such than be
o' ne ads sm ana sesu
quired purchase take valuation the stock vehicle
any previous contractor for the same route"
70 this advertisement They are requested 10 state in their proposals
mode which they intend mail, Where
and of The mails speed called schedules
shall require the contracts Will be made coach,
railroad nv The case may be and such
other The routes will be assigned to bids proposing the eheapesi
mode of transportation. ~
are to be as including The supply Of each ose on e
depot separate for Offices more than quarter Of nie
OFF will be considered
PROPOSALS for carrying the mails Of the United states from
Kentucky be oce of the Post Once
Department. in The city OF Washington, until of the 5Oth day
and in the and ame herein specified, viz
s25 From Hopknsyie at lOpm. m weekly Monday, wednes
By Long View Oak Grove Rnssod, New Providence, Claks
Roai. and % Sycamore Mills '''''''''' ~''
% S, Sss seges by nsf MeSJ.y S WSie.d,y and Friday
7 r,n% sna n "sd day. !, M Tuesday Thursday
Nv Belieytew Cadz Canton Golden Pond Aurora ades-
boro, Mayheld, Fancy Farm, and Miburni
To Columbus by ; a ne At day, lOl miles
And back beweens IN Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday,
aHd m next day.
NOTES.
Each proposal should be accompanied by guarantee signed by
responsible persons, IN the
"The unders gned, -, guaranty that -, f his bid for
be accepted by the Postmas
General shall obligation the first day OF
July with good and sufficient surees to perform the service
proposed
This accompanied by the certificate Of postmaster
other equivalent testimony that The guaanos are men Of property
and able make good their guarantee
should the department sealed endorsed
No -" and addressed TO the Fs Assistant
Postmaster General.
For the prohibition resulting combinations and the
which be made, the
last annual advertisement.
~ N X. HALL,
Postmaster General.
Posr orrtcE DEPARTMENT, March o, 1851.
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VIM. J.. HODGE,
Acting Secretary ofthe Treasury
FORM OE RELEASE.

FORM OF RELEASE.
Whereas Of Congress- approved September g. 1850
millions dollars be paid the State
Texas for considerations said mentioned, with prosso
ve millions said stock shall be issued until
creditors the holding bonds and other certificates Of
stocks Texas for which duties imports specially pledged
treasury the United states releases OF all
the United States for account Of said bonds
whereas undersigned creditor of the State
holding and of the following described bonds
OF as the BEL and for which
mentioned the said specially pledged
Here describe the bonds certificates
complying with the provisions Of said
consideration, hereby release the
United claim law equity against them, for or
account Of (bonds ceTtihcates) above described
Witness my hand and seal at t--- this ----day Of
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT March 22, 1851.
THE State of Texas having, legislature passed during
the session of so and Sis called the creditors the late
republic file the The ls
September evidences respective claims, Con
having by approved 9th September 1850, authorizing
the millions
Texas directed five millions should be
Texas hodHg
certificates ofstock of Texas for which duties
peca pledged shall drst file the United States
all claims the United
Of said ceTfcate such forms shall be
Secretary Treasury, approved
President OF the United States " Now, order that this depart
automatically the claims which
duties imports thus pledged the holders OF all
claims required file The and description Of them
department October, 1884,
release United States Of their respective claims
ably which has been the President
the United States pursuance of the Of the 9th Of
september, 1850.
WIN. l.. HODGE,
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second Cour.e.--D.ncing Academy.


lIR. r. r. Liable the citizens Of
that his second Of dancing
win commence 1burrday, January at h
residence opposite Wilards Hotel
Thursdays, and Ssui
days I; Georgetown--Mondays and Fridays.
bee 2s-dfif .............
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NOTICE to residuary Iegatces Of Nelson Reed, de-
IN ceaed-WheTeas by decree Uf Baltimore county court sn
equity dated the day OF March, le
pending, between James Dudley, o
Nelson Reed deceased, and william
Baker, William George Baker trustees under the VIII OF SAID
Nelson court in order TO DIS
funds IN the hands Of said trustees Is required
said court upon the inio
be Produced who were the children OF
Barton Myers, Elizabeth Echeberge (who were
brother Of wife, James Reed Isaac Reed, (who were
bothe teaor Elizabeth Marl, Rebecca Lloyd and Jane
Of saior) living at e dea ol Ncy
widow who died the twenty day o sep
tember having said Reed lett issue
living Reed and what were The names and
Reed and also 10 ascertain ana report
Reed Robert s. Reed (brohers OF he
Toreyson ser OF the testao OF ethe ana
which OF the death OF sad Nancy
and either otnem dcad who were e hd1e o
such decedcn living Nancy Reed having died
living the death OF said Nancy
Reed of relationship OF such
Of said Nancy Reed and also TO asccr
children Dudley
Nancy having died before the said Nancy Reed
o report the parties entitled and
living have died, who the
decedent and the expiration OF
said
may established ther ue TO participate IN said
fund.
Now Of said dsse, all entitled under the
produce The proof Of their Be8e said court before
1851 and that In default OF such appear
and failing appear will be excluded from
among tho parties appearing and proving their title
WIN. BAKER,
WIN. GEO BAKER,
Aps-IawIoy Trustees, Baltimore.
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NEW Spring Goods, Embroidertes Sc.-Ths subscribers
IN have Just received from New York
10 pieces small checked gace silks
do style India foulard silks
do rich Chene silks
do brocade silks
10 do do do black de Rhine silks
5 do do do black, striped and plaid silks
10 do Broche baregos, (pian hgures)
10 do French Bengala, tcntrely new
10 Jo French mousseIine dc Iaines, livery pretty
oS do French printed Iaoonets, tvery hne)
do dotted musins (whie and oolotedl
do heavy twisted silk
rs do French printed bareges, (new sVies)
embroidered shawls lsorne very nehl
10 richly embroidered andkerches tnew desgns)
o6 French embroidered muslin chemisetts
I5 very richly chemsctt and sleeves in sets
no real Valencia lace collars and cuffs
& richly trimmed French worked capos
lace rayc and berthes
black lace scarfs
SO inside handkercbcfs and cuffs to match, &c,
entirely and desirable articles for
ladies' 10 which attention Is respectfully invited
r, n. HooE co.
Frb@
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NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS.-Just received
IN % pieces handsome China silk
china silk grenadines
25 do silk tissues style
50 do plain and figured berege
10 do Donna Isabella, entirely new
10 do Donna Maria, do
30 do India SILK
5 do printed marques, for dresses, new and pretty
do befege dc aine
10 do French figured oulard silk
do French de anes, superior
~ do black silk, every quality and price
10 black lace mantes
shawis
black lace, all widths
superior plain and and colored bawls
handsome assortment OF mourning
DIRE goods embroidered and muslin chem
k thread and cotton hosiery Also large stock Of French and
English cloths drngs, vesng cava, &c TO which
va IN % i0n5"if +. II. HooE h Co.
suhcfberr beg leave inform their
customers just opened large and
well following articles, to wch they invite at
tentiOn, viz
Linen sheetings Ga, 81, lO4, and l2A, Irish
DO g., 81, l0I, and 1874, German
Pillow linens, all widths Irish and Scotch
and brow do "a, sl, 1914, and IL
White and Marsciles quilts some very large
Alendalc quilts, very cheap
Richardson's family linens
and sons son finish do
Scotch Hollands Tor family use
Damask table cloths all sizes and qualities
m yard, all widths, superior
Also, a superior lot Of silk warp and gauze hsnnels
Gentlemens al ladies' gauze under garments.
assortment OF house furnishing goods
Mar 96-awif T. II. HOoE h co.
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DRIvATE TUTOR.-A young English gentleman, who has
education and resided some years In Paris
obtain the position of tutor companion to young per
son in som private family of respeciability.
and family connexions be
given TO parties highest respeeab either In this country
in England,
Address box 100 post Office oswego, New York
Mar ls-dtf
lust finished n splendid silver tea set and beaut-
spoons forks ladies' butter knives,
and spoons &c. Of manuac
ture, which WI equal in hneness TO coin.
We shall to-day another fine assortment OF elegant gold
Watches other rich eweiy, which invite pnc
bar attention. - -. . .
NJ w. GAIT a BROTHER,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9Th aud 10Th streets.
FeboS-
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ID Ev. MASON MOBILES Seminary for Young Lsdses
II will be opened his residence the OF l3h ano
Tuesday, the 2d instant Terms made known ON sp
cation 10 the principal.
Ap I3--dtlst May
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Sealed and delivered in presence Of
Two witnesses.
Mar 2g-df3l d wtSepJl
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEMES FOR MAY, 1851.
j. w. MAURY Il Co., MANAGERS.

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit of Monongalia Academy.
Glass No. 40, for 1851.
To be drawn In Alexandria, Va Saturday. tie ID May 1851
10 number louery-I3 drawn ballots!
ntn'a
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Tickets SO-IIaves S5-Quarters 81 so.
Cerutcates of paek kagcs of IS whole tickets sl20
DO do 25 haf do 90
DO do 25 quarter do %
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-15
HOW \ MAN WAS SOLD -- AND
BOUGHT His OWN ESTATE.

c. Tie following amusing story
lie from tie Lostoa Commonwealth Of
the Slh inst.
We have heard a capital COOL story
of our old friend, Samuel \. Wa'&er
E~q,, the popular auciionecr, Which i,
worth printing. 4 physician Of this
city boncht tract Of lanl in one Of our
beautiful Villages. upon the wate.->ide.
H"d in course II a short time pa, 81
handsome dwelling house AID Other
buildings uHon Il. The land WAS laii
"pl iutc wallis anl lawns, acl mounds
ad fruit trees, vines, lrulhsry ar.
iocaia'n' and sta,uary, te,,crI,iy ana
beautifully ARRANGED; in short. The doe
had spared no pains to make il one
III" most splendid residences in tn
'rlni'r. bu, !, vas of no benefit 20
him-hs got tired and sick of his coQa
try residence, ari removed back TO H.,
city. Aiirr trying 80 ,eli it A. pr.va,~
sa'r. fer long TIM. ana M, finding =
ra'chs'er, he applied % Mr. Walker 20
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1 Ii lSutlaHN Airr0.0.
rlrAs.AY LIINlNG. MAY 1851


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