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THE Geld yorshippers, or, The Days We Live n
Il future historical novel author Of +" Whefrsu.@
Harmony Of Prophecy; by the Rev. Doctor Keith.
Mnya FRANCK TAYLOR,
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DUBLIC sALE.-By virtue Charles court
sitting Of equity will sell public sale, Wed
nedsy the 2d Of July the house door, the village
Of Port Tobacco Charles county Maryland between the hours
and s. the whole OF the real estate Of which Johannes d.
Stake died csed which generally called and
known by the "Con and containing about 900
less This lies upon the Potomac adjoining Pope
in the county has upont and splendid dwelling house.
and every house repair The
and s well adapted wheat tobacco,
has uppn large oyster shell bank.
about 500 each Persons
requested for themselves George Dcu whose
farm lies adjoining, will show the premises.
The sale Five hundred dollars ha paid the
day Of SALE balance in equal instruments
our and year, the purchaser bond approved
y bearing interest from Isl January 1884, at which time
sion will be given ny the Of the decree the land cannot be
sold for less than 50 IS per
FREDERICK STONE, Trustee.
June Ia-la4w
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I KNOX WALKER will practise law In TN. supreme
United States attend the prosecution
claims against the government Address Washington d. G.
lb-u
DEMOvAI.-DE sELDlNG wYLIE have removed their
Agency Law Once Seventh street,
aud streets, opposite Odd Fellows Hail. and doors from
National tntelEencer Office
a 2O-3tawu
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CHURCH CARpETIvC.-Justr received an additional supply
v Of carpeting, matching that In Trinity church
The ladies supplied from the last pate are respect
fully informed they opportunity OF furnishing he
pews in uniformity with that OF the church
bales Cocoa selion
do list carpetng
y do rag do
Always general assortment Of carpengs, matting
linens which VIII be sold
p' Nav s%aeoif GLAGETT DoDsoN.
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BALTIMORE Female College. This institution, incorpo
by the legislature Of Maryland, and enjoying abea patron
age aGads acquisition Of thorough and ac
The buildings pleasantly heated, with
modern convenience tor the
large number OF boarding and day scholars
VACuLfY INSTRUCTIONS.
~ @. Brooks, A. NJ, professor Of ancient languages
Rev. b. VI. Nnda A. NJ. biblical literature,
Rev. b. ". Waugh NJ mathematics and natural SCIENCE
\. II. Pratt, VI. D., assistant In do do
Miss NJ, a. Dton English and Bellies Lettres
j. Rochester, assistant In English.
i" Georgiana A. IIulse, French language.
Ellen g. Gobrecht, Instrumental music.
NJ A. Porter, assistant do
=" Elizabeth s. sicer, painting.
Mr. A. j. Cleveland vocal music
TERMS boarding for session, I'll weeks) %
cWleNlAte department. " ~
IN preparatory Department. from % 20 10 W
csaoeues with every inomation to be had on
application 20
ApA-2aw2w NC. BROOKS, Principal
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HE Principal Of the Waenton IN O. Male Academy wishes
employ qualified
the various English branches and
unmarried moral
All applications be made immediately and letter. post
o the Principal.
eblg-du
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General Agency Washington, ID. q. p
DY A. NJ. FARQUHAR formerly Of Harrisburg Pennsylvania,
I'D government for with Mexi
revolutionary with Great Btan and the Flor
ida ..........
For pensions bounty land or scrip.
Bounty LadWl attend 10 tie purchase and sale Of bounty
IND ~
drawings, Sc will be attended In all their various branches
General Post OHccAl claims agansi the department viii be
prosecuted settlement Of contractors quarterly accounts pay OF
ditto facilitated, &c.
New Delta, Nashville Union, Mobile Advertiser, Louis
Democrat Louis Cincinnati Indianapolis
Sentinel New York Herald and Detroit Free Press viii publish
Of S. and send their bills this office, accompanied
with paper. June 24u
EDMUND III. WILSON, Attorney ut Law. win practise
II Of Washington Collections and claims before the
ancng and business adjoining counties of Virginia WIN
duly attended Office Louisiana four doors aposo
Coppr Pavilion. DEC ~ u'n
York Life Insurance Company
ohcs No Gs Wan street, EeV York.
Mopms FRaNKIIH, president.
SPENCER 4. BENEDIcr, vice president
PLINY FREEaAh, actuary
THIS company conducted upon principle,
upon principle ofeayng proportion Of the amount
premiums interest in the hands OF insurers has greatly
business and profits and conferred benefits
possible and outlay insurers
Insurance granted 10 persons visiting California
It's agency Washington compreends following oncesi
Wm Jones NJ d., medical examiner, corner Of and ID
streets
Peter O. Washington agent, Apollo Hall, Pennsylyana avenue
opposite Union Buildings June 2-u
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pHILIP BARToy KEY WIN attend 10 any business
he may nsted with before either Of this Dis
~ and will the prosecution Of claims bGors Con
Usss and the Departments. once on O street.
WAsnrsroH, July l6, 1870, July i7-3awtl
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p H. HoOE Il CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN
carpeng, floor oil cloths ma,ngs curtain ms'er's,
sheeng, blankets furnishing goods generally
Pennsylvania avenue, between h and s'h streets, washington
DC, &.
Aug ae-u
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Also broken below
With abeauufu assortment of ladies' pocket handkerchief
all medium and fine grades.
We invite buyers generally the
rated stock only of Variety all of which
now anxious to reduce, and will sell cheap to do
CLAGETT, NEWTON MAY, & co.
JuneS -3taw3
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[ Warrantee's Signature. ]

[Power Of substitution may be inserted, u desiredl
It..-. u-aI
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FORM No, 9

constitute and appoint --, of - my true and Lawful
attorney, my name, locate land No
for of land, which ISSUED under the act of September
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STAMNIERING CURED


Feb I4-2aw
STAMMERING CURED.-Dr Comstock's gymnasium,
for the stammerng and other defective articulation
and for instruction IN eocuon for the reception OF
pupils This Institution been successful operation for
than twenty years All letters should be paid and directed
A. COMSTOCK, NJ. d.,
90 Mulberry street, Philadelphia.
PHONETIC WORKS,
Published by A. Comstoek, NJ. D., Philadelphia.
1.-THE following American alphabet, the
only perfect alphabet world,
the only that has distinct etr for every
and the only that
voice In speech, as accent infection, ntonation sc.1
The New Testament, 81 %, The Phonetic Speaker The
Phonetic Reader 81 The Phonecon, s3 The Phonetic
voume 81 50 My Little Geography, % Treatise
Phonology cents; The Book Pope's
pagesD 50 Minstrel, l2k
DIR. O. publishes monthly periodical, entitled Comstocks Pho
Telegraph 50 pronouncing genealogical
dictionary in Of publication in the Telegraph.
should be accompanied with the cash. and directed
A. CoMsToCk, NJ. d., Philadelphia
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d GDUoTION la price. 10 reduce stoca.-We respectfully

ID GDuCTIOS la prices reduce stock-We respectfully
IL public general although
in the that have determined present
greatly reduced prices, order off spring
supplies Great bargains be expected and
really Offered. We name the following goods, viz
Rich fancy dress silks small cheeks striped plain
Chene fouads
Real India silks in paids, &c.
An extensive assortment of bereges, in plain modes
High colored plain, and rich figured mousseline de ancs
shaliies, berege de lanes, Issues &c.
French, English, and American prints
Chinzes, ginghams, lawns, muslins
Jaconets &C., in all grades and prices
Plain, white, and embro Tered Swiss muslns
large in coored Swiss musin which will be sold
below any price heretofore named
White cambrc mslins aconet cambncs Nansook and null
musns
Full assortment plaid musIins, including all grades.
In black goods hape-
Fine black apacas bombasns moussene de anes beges,
grenadines, &C.
With full assortment silks, embracing
and qualities
Ladies' linen Handkerchief.
We have the following, prices
feTed-
30 doz linen cambrc handkechieG, at 90 a5 dozen
30 do do do so do
30 do small children
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Charles DE Selding.

No Todds Building avenue Washington
ioner Of deeds for New York, California; Minnesota and all
other States the Union
THARLEs DE sELDNG having been appointed by the
New York, California; and the
acknowledgment Of deed &C, offers
his w and elsewhere.
Feb I4-2aw
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Hours OF Departure Of the Passenger Trains.
From Washington At a. and at p. IN. day, and . o
m. daily except Sunday
From Baltimore and p daily and daily
Sunday.
Feb3-diy T.. PARSONS, Agent
NEW ROCKS AT TAYLOR * MAuRy's-Hsrper''
~ Magazine for June
The Heir of Vast wayiand-A Tale by Mary Hewitt.
Womans Trials Tales Sketches from the Life Around
Us; by T. =. Arthur.
Married Life by Arthur
The Two Wives or Lost and won; by Arthur.
Volume Grnte's History Of Greece.
Wiiamss New Travelers' Tourists Guide Through the
United States and Canada with fine of the United States and
Farmers and Planters Encyclopedia ~ edition
McMahunh American Gardener edition. May 20
no lovers Of good Fruits fine
Fowei have for sale 5000 choice pear 1000 apple
Paradise stocks They bear very fruit Of the best
and the best
5000 choice grape vines, 500 cherry trees pluns sc.
Also 5000 perpetual bourbons, hybrde,
Ornamental shrubs green house and parlor plants SC
collection comprises quality Of the
choicest that the American European markets can
furnish.
mand
Trees plants packed and any part America.
Florist and Nurseryman Flora Hin street. corner ofM
Mar 2-eolm
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THE History OF Ranking, with Comprehensive
Account Origin and Of Eng
land Ireland and Scotland by William j. vol Lon
don, 1850. FRANCk TAfLoh
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HANGING Acadcmy-Eirst Coursc.--.Nr r. Lang has
the honor TO announce the citizens Of Washington
Of dancing lessons
nence Tuesday, October 2h at his residence
avenue opposite Wizards hotel.
DAYS Washington Tuesday Thursdays, satur
days Georgetown Mondays and Fridays.
Oct o-du
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r. s. Editors Of the above papers will please copy, and
bills Patent Office, with paper containing this notice
June l3-lawJw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-09

ash Ard H. under the existing conrac, (which hes
two years 10 runl The Common Coneil nave any
streets and CONSEQUENTLY compete Win The New ORR W
Company IN supplying Privne consumers "men W"
The question was then taken the resolution, and ths
same adopges
AID Franklin " as here called TO the Chair.
Ire Presi5en, presented the foiowfng Resolution "nes
adopted. VIZ
report hts Board convenient tho probable eost
ofOil LamFs during the nextyesr
Needed That the ,am OF o. 600 De ana the same
hereby granted donation 70 he Charitable Fund Of ths
suthorzad to draw warrant IN favor Of The Depsmeps
for the same, which adopted on division, NJ Afv-
,o,;r,- As Griffin Dodge star.evsnt Oakley. Ckspmss.
Keliv the President AID smith, Ball Hsws Miller shaw.
Bard Briron Franklin Dooley-l6
The President announced The following tho Standing
Ccfnni,tses o. the Board ior the year 1881;
Alas Ifouse Deysiyfrscat-Ad. Bal, surtessn, Cook
Art, and scs,ncss-A AID. Chapman haws, Miller
Assess~cs's-Ald Delsmaier, smab, Dodge
Cleaning Sfye,fs-Ad Bntion, Conckhn, Oakley
Es,yie.-A %, BriSoe, Franklin Miller
FIVE Department. FFsnsnn, Griffin, Bard
JOINT Comriffee on doooHnts-Ald Smith, Ball Miller .
Joint 00mnitree CrOton ASued~et-Aid Griffin. bn@
Tosys and Ga.-Ald. Hsw., Frsnkhs, Bard
land, and PLsces-Ald. Dooley, Ball Oakley
Lac DeTaysnenf-Ald. Surtevsnt, GI1hn, Shaw.
horkets-Ad. Delsmaier, Chapman Dydse
O,d,noHces-Ald stnrtevsnt, HawS Shaw
Police-Ald Baw. sturteyani, Kelly
Public Bindings on RaNdafs and BiacktoeFs IsdsS ssS
BeHerue-Ald Chapman Smith, Cook.
Repaiy, and SuyTlie,-Ald Smith, Delsmaer, Oakley
Road'-Ald. Dooley, Brnon, shay CD
Salaries and 0rsees- Aid Grimm, D0oey' SooA'
Setcers-Ald Franklin, DOoey Miller.
Srreefs-Ad Concklin, Chapman, Kelly -
Whorre'. PieTs and SaF'-Aid' OoneAis' pe's"A'
Aia shaw moved that all subjects heretofore referred 10
Committees be referred the appropriate Committees s
Ala Bard moved that the Board do now adjosrn, which
wss carried whereupon the President snnouseed na INC
O'clock p M d. 7. VALENTINE. Clerk.
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SUDDEN DEATH OF TWO OLD MRE AND THEIR
DoG.-The Boston Traveller says: On Saturday,
Coroner AdOlphus Smith, Of Newton, was called
70 bold an inquest at Brighton, upon the bodies OF
two old men, named John FitEmire, French
msn, aged 90 years, and Burrill generally known
as Doctor Burrill, aged ~ years, under the
following circumstances. One OF the old men
had for some time Kept q small shop in Brighton,
for the sale of miscellaneous articles. He had
built larger shop, and with his friend, and a val
liable dog, removed to it on Friday night. On
Saturday forenoon the door of the shop remained
closed 10 so late an hour that the citizens burst in
and found FitZmire and the dog dead upon the
floor, and Burrill in specchless and dying state,
and be died during the same night without being
able TO speak and explain the cause OF death.
There was no marks Of violence upon either body,
except a slight cut upon the head of one. Upon
examination il did not appear probable that they
could have died from the inhalation of gas. 1t
is rumored, however, that a third perGon was
seen in their company during the night, who is
not now to be found. The jury were unable to
agree upon verdict, and adjourned until to day.
Fitzmire. one Of the deceased, was q Frenchman.
He served in the American Navy during the late
war, was captured by the British, and kept for
some time, under the plea that he was British
subject, but was finally released.
FROZEN To DEATH.-A man named henry
GREY, residing in Wateryliet, near the SHAKER
settlement was found frozen TO death on Fndsy
last in the vicinity Of his own House. niles from
the city. When last seen he was under the In
huence Of liquor. He has left wife and nine
children to mourn his untimely death, IN very
destitute condition. Albany knickeroocker'
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nIassachuseits-The Spells Divided-Extract
from a Private Letter TO the Editor from
NJnssachusetts Union EDemocrnt,' dated

bOsIONi NIOHOhI TsFVtlFBf J"7I' %
The terms of cooperation between the Demo
cratic and Free Soil parties are finally settled
The Free Sellers have the L. S. Senator for the
long term, and will designate CHARLES SUMNER
OF Boston for that post. A Democratic Caucus
has just agreed to do this, provided it is carried
by two.third vote in future Caucus, and it
1riH be so carried.
Boutwell, Dem is to be Governor the minor
Offices divided Reform of Harvard College is
determined on. The present Court of Common
Pleas is to be broken up, and seven more Judges
added to the Supreme Court that is, there are to
be seven lawyers of the coalesced parties elevated
to Judgeships, rice Wings, put out. There will be
some changes of jurisdiction, and an increase OF
the powers of Justices Of the Peace. Yours
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Grea. Britain in Central America.

The following dispatch shows that Great Britain
is fulfilling the Clayton Treaty. We take it from
the Courier and Enquirer:
WASHINGTON, Tuesday. Jan. 7.
Official intelligence was received here to-day,
that the British Government had authoritatively
directed its agents to suspend the collection OF
duties at San Juan or Grsytown, in Nicaragua.
This proceeding, taken in connection with other
information, warrants the belief that Great Britain
means to fulfill the Clayton Treaty and to re-
nounce all causes Of complaint on our part. II Is
very probable that San Juan will be restored TO
Nicaragua in good time. NBRlrAs
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

~ The Board of Trustees, on Monday even
ing refused, by a tie vote, to reconsider the vote
permitting the South-sixthst. and Division av line
of stages to run on Sundays. Messrs Winant'
Lay Reilly and COmstock, were in favor OF rum
ming on Sundays, and Messrs. Groves, Houghton'
Greene and Gilman opposed.
EwEN.srREEr.--An appeal has been made to
the Supreme Court relative to assessment, &c. on
the South end of this street.
ENGINE Co. No. 3.-Pierson Brown has been
elected Captain Cornelius Woglam, Asst do
John H. Brown Sec; Sherlock Austin, Treas.
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Tribune's Special Dispatches.
,ennsyIvanin Legislature

HARusBURS, wednesday Jan g.
The Senate organized on the 9TH ballot
Benjamin Matthias being elected Speaker.
The Governors Message was read at II.
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r ..sal. in this snug little harbOr, including
SAL ., co.sters. and room for few more yet Blu.
ns.lyS III ,hese not steamer is to be seen, ana
nnons a., he n;ty' Whaers constitute the majority
more s q s"cb luck has never before attended q
SECT take it all together. lroSn
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By Telegraph to the New-York Tribune.
The next Presidency-The SpoIiation Bill.

WAsiINbION, " ouIltsuAy,
1t is reported that a new daily penny paper is
soon to appear here advocating the claims of Gen.
ScoTr for the next Presidency. Ample means are
provided, and the best editorial talent has been
secured.
The French Spoilation bill is to be pressed Wig
orously before Congress and the friends Of It are
saneune ofits passage this session.
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Mail Robbery.

LOUISVILLE Wednesdayi JAn.5.
John Murray. a stage driver on the 81 Louis
and Louisville maroute cut open the ST. LOUIS
mailbag on Saturday night week, and distracted
a large quantity of packages OF letters Col
Caskham, the Mail Contractor, arrested Murray
and lodged him in Jail at Paoh 1t Is supposed
no money was obtained by Murray
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NEWSPAPER CHASGBs.-Edward D. Mansfield,
ESQ. retired frols the Cincinnati Chronicle and
atlas on the st inst g. The Louisville (Ky9 C0~-
y1ey appear. in new dress. The CHdr'eS'o"
rs. c. Euening NccS, ditto.
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SHIP BUILDING IN NEwARK.-Messrs. Rutan,
Coleman & Co have on the stocks at their yard
in the lower part Of this city, and nearly ready for
launching, a schooner of very beautiful model,
built for Z. w. Durham Son of New York, and
intended for the West India trade. She is 100
tuns burden, and is to draw, when loaded, 8 feet
water Her frame is of Jersey oak, and put to-
gether in the most substantial manner She has
been sailed on the stocks, thoroughly copperfaSt-
ened, and is to be coppered with unusually heavy
"copper" rendering her ia all respects first class
vessel Of her tunnage aud rejecting credit upon
her enterprising builderS
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NEW JERSEY ITEMS.

~ Application is to be made to the Legislature
at the ensuing session, for a law prohibiting any
but stockhoIders resident ia this State, from hold
ing the Office of director of any bank within the
State Also, that no director shall serve a longer
term than two out of five years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-09

CoLoNIzATIOS MEETING.-A special meeting
of the n ]. Colonization Society was held in
Newark, Dec 28tb, 1850, Hon ]. C. Hornblower
President of the Society, in the Chair. The fol.
lowing resolutions were adopted and appointments
made
Resolred That his Exceency the Governor Of Newt Ter
sey respectfully aud earnestly requested TO recommend
in his message the Legissre its next session APP
preparation the part OF the state OF New jersey 10 pro-
mote the obecs of the Colonization Society," In aiding free
people Of color, in their voluntary emigration from This
State to The Republic ofLiberia-
The following gentlemen were appointed
Committee to communicate the foregoing views
to his Excellency the Governor, viz: Joseph c.
Hornblower, ]. r. Thomson, DR.. A. d. Eddy, j.
p. Jack son, D. S. Gregory.
Resorcd That the meeting of the ~ j. Colonization
Society held Trenton Wednesday the 18th OF an
ury 1851 II nOon and the following gentlemen be Rp-
pointed Committee make preparations for sad meet
ing viz Peter d. Yroom, 5. G.. Pos Dr. John Macean,
Vim c Alexander DR.. l.. A Smith, Rev Robt S. Finley.
Resolred That the following gentlemen be appointed
Delegates to The meeting of The National Colonization So
cey Washington City, Tuesday, the Dist Of January,
1851 viz J. C. Hornblower Robert Stockton, Dr. John
Mscean, John P. Jackson l.. q C. Elmer DR. A. D. Eddy,
Robt s Finley