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WILLIAM IIoRNER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Lancaster, Grant couaLg, Wisconsin,

(LArE rauauIrH COUNTY, vi.,)
WILL Of Grant Dane and Iowa counties, and
w federal Madison He will give
prompt particular attention the collection Of claims, The
redemption Of lands and The payment OF taxes Tor
nor resident andho.ders in any part Of the State.
Hon IT, H. foote, " g. senae Hon James NJ Mason
wanenon, Va. Messrs. Knox
Mason, law New York Professor r. Homer
David apsley, ea MeHsrs y. w. Welsh, Philadelphia
Crockett John Kasson attorneys al - LOUIS
Missouri. Ap lp-lawy
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NEW ,a nssnlonsb'o Tailoring Est"bii-hment.-II y.
~ LOUDON CO, mems and sors, Browns Hotel,
PENNSYLVANIA avenue have Just opened their store with
and well selected stock Of goods
vesnEs, and furnishing generally
Army navy marine, and win 6nd
epaueta sashes and
latest regulation Of their respective prescribe
An experience years in legitimate tailoring, and
select goods desire please with the cash
aerns high prices, arc Inducements That we
offer, and most respectfully solicit patronage.
Nov is-d3m
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I,OR Rent, the large and coypmodicus house In tbs
II ars ward now occupied nv Brazilian Minister,
For apply TO Gen. Graio Cir Buildings.
Sept 2i-reodu flntei.J
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EDWARD X. COLLINS Il CO.,
No. So Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, sHPLEY, co,
E. @. ROBERTS 4 CO.,
Is Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNROE 4 Co,
a# 20 Rue Notre Dame DIES VICTORIES,
y &
a4ee GEO. ii DRAPER, Hayre,
ships will be accountable for gold silver
bullion SPECIE ewey precious metals, unless bills OF
ang signed therefor and The value thereof therein expressed
Sept 5-dly 81 tss.#e.3 - +...a@a 't#HaN
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WHITEmURsTs new and ea,sn =. Gallery Of Pre-.

WHTTEIURsT's new and extensive Gallery OF Pre-
Daguencoppes the store Of Duyall Bro between
an and 9th streets, Pennsylvania avenue
others, being built
arranged for this II
largest skyghs in this and is the most
Baltimore Ii facility
for copying paintings dagueeopes not having It's superior In
world, obtained beautiful and highly finished
though cloudy preferable
for children. Post norton promptly attended To-
medal Fair OF Maryland Inxt
ute, and premium a the late Fair at New York.
205 Baltimore Baltimore; BAT broadway
Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, D. CT " Main
Richmond, Virginia Iynchburg Virginia Norfolk, Viz
gnia and Petersburg, Virginia. -
These galleries open public all hours Of The day.
j. ii. WHITEHURST.
Dec. l2-d3m Sole proprietor.
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United states Patent once,

az tbs petition Of Patrick Mssenns Of Patterson New Jersey
for the Of granted him
the dyeing for from The expiration Of
said patent which takes place the twenty hs day April d.
1852
Its ordered that the said petition be heard the Patent Office
Monday, nineteenth day OF April ~ O'Clock,
and all notified aud show they
have, why said petition ought to be granted.
required file In Patent
Once their objections specifically forth writing
before All filed by either
TO be used the said hearing be taken and transmitted
cordance with the rules OF the ONCE which viii be furnished
picsion.
Ordered, also published Intci
Republic and Unon Washington, d. c. Philadelphia
quirer Philadelphia Pennsylvania Providence Journal Proy
dencs, Rhode Island Express New York. New York Daily Bee
Boston, Msssachuses and the ST. Louis Ingence 81 Louis
Missouri week for three successive weeks previous the
18th Of April NEXT
c. WEIGHTMAN.
r. ..s ..-#.~ Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
p g. Editors OF the above papers will copy
bills TO the Patent Once, with paper containing this notice
Feb l7--law3w
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ONG within tho reach az nilhc celebrated
Ia German physicians Gray, finally
themselves the city oWasbnFia after having
travelled knowledge having spent
indians for the getting thorough
knowledge botany they fatief themselves qualified alleviate
tho human
promise 10 all favor with call that win with
question, tell them their complaints md
and guarantee easy and speedy The Doctors
medicines wholly vegetable, and
sIso the complaints no maue
have originated standing
&c. Rse
person living IN all the counties Of
Pennsylvania Canadas &c. who, having
die BY the scuy hearing Of and avang themselves OF
Skill have been restored to heah Diseases successfully
Office the following dyspepsy piles scrns
rheumatism bronchitis, crdpea dops
Diseases diseases Of the skim lungs stomach bowels
kdneys, spine, sc
Office south street, opposite the Smithsonian institution.
s-d2wt
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ATTENTION.

The Nswssi and Rhesf WnfsT and Early sPrins for Gen.
H-aH#tt sfi isnssHs ..#.
(,HAs. A. SMITH CO., House Bo-on beg
leave 70 invite genemen visiting Boston large
which OF
peence buyer from the principal England
Germany and France, and imported 20 order.
Overcoatng English Venetian Labrador
pooO beavers, fine cloth finish beaver, Whitney,, Duas
French kossut tcversbcan entirely style
coats For dress and fock cloths
makers In French German, and English, Of and beautiful
and rich and superior hnish.
Psnnlooney and three styles
each OF
most refined and exquisite taste.
Cuttng departmnniWc have in
who for skin and TASTE by
have competitors.
We the inducements shnl who favor
with call will selection by Them
which surpassed egualed in
this any other city IN the Union.
All which win be uictued with
IT, style, superior workmanship and
cured tor the and constantly increasing
now enjoy, and At prices that cannot fail 10 please.
CHAs. A. SMITH h CO,
No. Old State House. Boston.
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LII wIDTHs.-Now m store, and fOr sale a, u,p.,
n the usual prices -
20 pieces medium and low-pneed 81 table damasl =
patterns = wv
pieces hne 1914 table dAmask, rich patterns
~ dozen dalask liable napkins, in sizes ana
20 dozen bleaehed and brown doylies = Fisu
30 dozen assorted damask and Haekaback towels
80 pieces t0welings, all kinds, styles, aud prices
~ pieces Irish liasns, g all pure, /" foI shTlnE
20 pieces fine linens lol bosons and collars
100 pieces hne bleaehed shifting cOllons
With many lots Of desirable goods in line ali Of bi.
sold very cheap for the menths. VI
Terms cash, unless arranged 10 tbs contrary.
Good articles low prices and fair dealing may bs tsld
eases PERRY BROTHpS
Jan iS-swn Opposite oenlre NJ.
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rLEMusru HOUSE LINENS

lust received general assortment Of these ven snd
and cheap goods, in 81 %, and 10 dice oiaP I'D ~
Also, OF the mandatory %, l04, 10 me ~ !,
sheetfngs which win be found the heaviest gooo odov
seen in this marketj and assortment OF German su
ster linens The only objection which can be pdcs
ne above articles will be their extreme dnrahllg, D0
cLAG5h I,oSs ~, I.
Dealers In all kinds Of carpets mating, OF eoany ~
curtain materials, and honse furnishing gooa nTsnas
east Of the corner OF Ninth street and Pennsyn'
June ---- "a
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r.. p MILLER,
Of Virginia.
G.. w. YKRBY,
Of Washington City.

q. w. YrpsY r. P MILLER,
OF Washington City. OF NHeina
VERIFY a. MILLER,
avenue 9TH and 9Th Washington, d. O.,
WHOLESALE retail dealers foreign and domestic staple
fancy dry goods carpets, matings ocoh-, table
piano covers Spreads blankets eengs, and
nshing dry goods generally.
strer, prompt, personal attention given 10 orders
Dec 7-lyif
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w. ii. stanford, Merchant Tailor.

oA side Of avenue of Third
under GadSbys Hotel
pEGs leave 10 inform friends Washington,
ID Georgetown public general also members
visiting the city, that his stock OF cloths,
and complete Although does
$4,000 worth, suicleny for all good buy
other
District goods all perfectly
OF falls impoaton which will be made order
andn style be surpassed, equaed,
by any establishment in the United States.
highest paid in this city his
work.
Having employed the establishment Of r. w Browning
his charge dim
branch Of the ctng department known 10 our trade and Civ
desire, well
himself that he will be able please all that
him their patronage, which he earnestly socs
NJ of fancy goods,
under sh stocks, suspenders
mans wardrobe.
Noy2 f--oaw
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military Asylum.

NOTICE persons entitled the
bene6 Of the Congress- approved March ls5 to found
q Military Asylum, &c., viz
soldiers Of the Of the United
regulars Of battalion of
by disease wounds contracted in that service and IN the line o.
disability incapable further mill
ay service discharged Of the
served honestly and faithfully In the
soldier and discharged soldier who
contributed the funds Of the Military Asylum since the
sameMach 3, ib5accordng
that who have been disabled by disease
line OF his duty rendering him incapable Of
every &c
incurred the military service though not contributor 10 The
institution who during The period he voluntarily
receive the benefits Of IL shall transfer his pension 10 the
Military Asylum. that building has been provided In this city for
their accommodation.
No deseer munee habitun dunkard will be admitted,
OF commits
sufficient authorize his admson do The
Military Asylum apply United
shall been convicted OF felony
Infamous Of civil nature, since he
the service OF the United States
Applications received this institution viii be addressed
Hamilton, u s. A. Secretary the
Board of Commissioners, Washington, ID. c.
Dec o5-3taw9w
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uI AsnINGToN sEmINARY. ID. C.-Tne evenInr EneIsh

WASHINGTON SEMINARY, ID. C.-The evening English
w school OF this institution VIII be
night except Saturdays aud Sundays hom o'clock m 70
2. r.
The English practical nstruc
reading and
elocuon and the several kinds of public
speaking cicisms Of various distinguished English
writers OF and verse
devoted explanation and analysis Of
and enabling the student
and that tongue with facility.
comprises study Of arithmetic, book
keeping algebra geometry eonometry and calculus
Nov T-lw SAMUEL. BARBER, President
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I(ANClNG ACADEMys--Aftrst Course.-M, 3. r. IAppF
has the honor tho citizens
town. and Aerandrn his
season VIII commences Thursday, November rom
eons nomns Pskcrs grocery STORE souih side
avenue between 9th and h opposite Browns
Day o. iuhoni Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturday.
H--dn
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TIE QUrNCEY's Literary Herniniscencesa vols. I2no,,
~ vols and OF the uniform edition Of hi. works
Moth-rweil's Posthumous Poems, vol,
The Vision Of sir Lnuna poems by James Russell Lowell
Memoirs ~ Jos ruchmnster, and Of HIS Rev. JOS
Stevens Buckminstrr Eliza Buctmnetsr Lee. vol.
Brief Practical Treatise Mors with account Of the pro
employed public works IL Boston harDo by Ien
VIM, II. Wright ". q. Engineers.
This day received for sale by
TAYLOR A. MAURY,
Sept 10 BOOKSELLERS, 9th street.
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A. ~ q. A. ARMOUR,
DIAPERS IND T-AILoRs,
No. 800 Broadway, corner Of Duane street,
L.

sabors The Trping House, Nep Yort,
ID EsPECTFULLY offends public
II their assortment, Of new spring goods fhe newcs, patterns,
make
fashionable style their usual moderate Fresh cloths,
and vcsngs Of latest mportaons elegant light sks
for dark dol Of Paris embroderies
sku artists employed In this estabshmenone
wnistcoats Each de
complete In itself Army and uniforms made TO
and
their perfect
n. PpsNrn Ars.--Tbese elegant that
admired at Castle Garden been awarded the
Brst premium by American Institute their
I5--dlm
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NOTICE a. hereby given that all sce"eu u0oE =
IN unsettled upon the books Of the late firm y No
together with those OF our present nrm, viii be
s,nut md handed IN fpr settlement either BY note e
change in business, which took efeci uP sfcoanr
last, renders n essentially necessary that ~ W 0
closed ~ y. ne ~ P'''""" " WV HooE, BRoThhT
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE SrORE.-The subscriber has
Of those and elegant stores recently erected hy
the north side Of Pennsylvania
where he intends conducting the
OF lis branches having engaged the
Of Marseaa who, IL well known has
for himself high reputation cutter and whose attention wiz be
manufacturing OF boots and shoes
would Of the ladies the beau
OF Marsclass gater boots and shoes
have great beautiful assortment OF French
English Kid silks and ,ain which will be made up TO
In Mr.. Ms usual beautiful style.
mauuacory, have selected with gren
Philadelphia, and BALTIMORE all Of the most
OF description, to all OF
Oct 7-eoiw j. NJ JOHNSON.
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THE BANK OF THE UNION, in Browns Marble
general banking business
wv. Mspsu, Cashier
Dec 16-n
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7 KNOX WALK sR will practise law Supreme
j Cou United States, and attend prosecution Of
claims against government Address Washington, D. @.
Mar. fb--n
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on AQn Pounds Choice Goshen Butter just received
0UUUU New York Butter Store No. 81 Han

on A0a Pounds Choice Goshen Butter just receiveu
0UUUU for New York Butter sore No. 81 Han
over street, Baltimore. .
great OF the above has been collected with the greatest
and families during the winter
of prejudice that justly exists against packed
batter imposed them Goshen
butter Being connected with OF the old
and extensive houses in New York. who possess superior
advantages procuring diaries from Orange county,
sending fresh supplies regularly twice week. feel
furnish article that will suit the most eined
taste delightful flavor until spring Hun
realized the virtue OF my butter NO
will be spared suit all tastes All goods delivered IN e
city free Of charge - -,
Also 1000 pounds choice pine apple cheese All WIN De
sold as low as In New York by the few packages
All goods bought and sold for cash. L. ...,,,,
BALTIMoRR, Dec II, 1851.
Dec l2-laW3W +. A.
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no OWNERS Lands Tcxss.-A gentleman In Virginia,
good and lawyer, desires TO remove 10 Texas
would like become the
country, with view TO bring them into
market.
family small capital and DESTROYS engaging IN
lie give the satisfactory testimonials OF capc
responsibility and his general acquaintance such
considerable Texas
Any lands who would be inclined avail himself
be placed correspondence with the
get suitable responses by addressing post paid
VIM. GOULDIN,
General agent and collector, Richmond Virginia.
ar
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(Jafs firm Of Lsby DapaH,)
his friends and the public
he opened and varied fall and
winter goods FOR scnuemen's wear, such as
Cos vestngs OF the approved mannc
ture and styles
Menno, sik, shirts and drawers
Hosiery, cravnts, suspenders, gloves
Umbrellas, dressing gowns, &c,
which
rates. He solicip liberal share Of public patronage.
His present location opposehs former stand The National
Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue.
Sept 27-3taw3wif
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an e petition Of Samuel Tscau and George wo Of Columbia,
Pa James Doughey Of fbhsdspnia' ra p.5ns ol e
extension patent granted them for AN Improvement IA
the mode OF making easiTon wheels 70 DC hseo On %
said which takes place ON The seventeenth a5 " "
d. 1851 -, 49,. GA. -
Tuesday, sixteenth OF March al IL o'clock M anu az
notified and show cause, any uey hfe
why said petition ought not 20 be granted p,a.
opposing The extension required 70 hs ~ o
Once objections specifically forth IN wnns al isa
before the day oLarng All testimony MED by
party the said hearing must be taken ana uas'sa
accordance with the rules OF the once winch VIII No
Ordered also published 10 the National inie
eencer Republic, and Union, Washington ID e. rbladeha
aurer Providence Journal Providence, X L rntsbmg
zete Ptisbup, Express New York, NJ vs. ana the pay
Roe Boston Tor successive weeks pre-
the sixteenth day Of March neAL 800. ,,,yo.Nv
Commissioner OF Patents
r. g. Editors Of papers viii please and send their
oice wiIh containing TINS nouee'
Jan le-lawJw
IN PURSUANCE or an Order the Orphans Court
Baltimore city, hereby given that Ia the last WIN anu
admitted 10 probate 24 Of December 1885, heIe Is
the following item designated the trd Item OF Saa
testament:
divided equal parshree parts 20 hree OF my
Grandfather ughess grand children their heirs ihree paris 10
Grandfather Maiibewss grand cidren or uen h
county South Wales shall be judges OF ms beque
children their hery be wealthy and
need H. request that The next poost oi my eho o
either side shall haveito
said notice Is further given warning all
persona interested the provision OF SAID item 70 ap
person. solicitor the LEI day July 1884, 10
hb the said poyision and to stand TO
abide action the said Orphans court may take IN he
JOSEPH FlCKLIN,
Dec 27@iamGm - 80 Edward Matthews
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New FAN and Winter Goods.


ooE BROTHER, Co., Pennsylvania avenue, between nh
III received and TO offer 10 the
cities Of Washington, Georgetown and lexandra
surrounding counties of maryland and Virginia. full and
complete French English and India aney and staple
dry goods OF the mpoTtnions They name
Very elegant brocade silks, dark colors
Extra rich brocade silk, for evening
Rich plaid silk, styles
Extra heavy plain poult de sole
Heavy waered silks, all coiors
Real Irish poplins, richly waered, all shaded
Very iusrous black silks, all widths
Superior colored silk veivets, every shade
French Thibet cloths, great variety
French de LANES, designs
cashmere de cosse, latest styles
embroidered cbemi,ettes, with sleeves TO match
Real Vaienciennee chemsetes and cuffs
Richly embroidered muslin collars and caps
Elegantly embroidered and lace trimmed handkerchief
White embroidered Canton shawls, from SIP 10 SIS
Velvet rIoaks and manillar, new STYLES
manillas and visites, also styles
Real cashmere sDawls, long and square
Real cas- hmer Thbet
ON short sewing silk mits and gloves
celebrated kid gloves, size and shade
Black black and coored silk frnges
Thread lacesa and wide and
Muslin cambria rulings
M eambric inserings and edgngs
Sash, neck, and belt hbands, &c, &c.
entirely and desirable goods suit
and approaching which weekly add
be assured OF finding
during most fashionable Styles at the lowest
prices 49,, ,,uo,,,,,r -
septI9-u
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Assistant Teacher Wanted Immed lately.
THE Principal IN C Male Academy wishes
teacher who qualified teach
mathematics. He
be habits good
be made immediately, and by letter, paid
o Prncipa
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SEVENTH Semi-Annunl Trade Sale OF Carriages
y This place Wednesday morning 2ith March
10 O'Clock the Chinese Museum Philadelphia
and viii both OF the extensive saloons Of that eapeou
building.
The light TOP wagons win be arranged in the large ballroom
second
stock sold this occasion viii be the lar
offered auction the United states embracing two
hundred light vehicles manufacture Of Dunlap Co.. flngc
Co.. John Merck, Howell Sparks d. Doughty and Others OF
ackno wiedged reputation
will be admitted In catalogue unless warranted
by makers purchasers rely securing good
article.
Open for exhibition the day previous.
informed that there VIII be
ALFRED NJ. HARDNESS,
Auctioneer.
Auction sales Of hors carriages and harness are held al the Ba
opposite Saturday throughout the
establishment times for private sales OF carriages
believed be the largest in the United
States. Peb 6-2aw3w
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la "
baltimore aud ONTO Railroad Long Established
and Beat Route TO the West.
Passengers Psburg Wheeling take the which
Baltimore O'Clock, and ~ O'Clock, Cumberland
the Somerset and West
Youghogany river Pshufg %
hours, Wheeling In about ID from Baltimore
Baltimore Pitburg $40 ooto Wheeling, Gil 90
Washington III so ~ 80
q Phiadeiphia II 90 l2o
Dec 3l-3m j. I. ENGLAND, Agent
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Columbian College, ID. a..
THE winter months win bo opened the I'm Of
i September.
Room, library, bed, and furniture Y 90
Table and week IS
Charges . students do board
IL 90
Fuel atcoF washing 37k dozen.
charge damages,
The college exclusive Of books and stationery
do note
opening preferable payable three
months n advance.
Our udents opportunity attending Of
dali ruished OF the Smith
sonian Of hearing Congress-
United States Supreme winch
no Their college
Collror Hut August, le5I. Aug a2-dscpawiw
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NOTICE.-Those OF eur customers who haW s& sf
~ their bills rendered 20 them the let July w ~ 3, -
by calling and doing AZ their earliest convenience ~,
have all accounts sent in at that date closed prior
'"'A' : 80 :" ''''' cLAeETT, NEWTON, nAi''
Sent 7-Qyvtf -
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CALONA Farm SaIe.-Ths beautiful farm--the former
residence the Rev VIM Matis offered for SALE II Is Ioca
comfy, Virginia, miles from washington
c. plank road leading from Fairfax
Ceogetown and adjoining the farm Of Commodore
2Os acres 10 high state oicuvaion wen
wa'eed with living springs well fenced plenty o. timber WIN 20
The buildings brick mansion o2
by attached which make 2US eet ont stone farm
spring brick school house carriage house
with so by 3d. with basementa IN good repair
and is remarkably healthy ,,,.u..x
LAsaLRy, Fairfax county, Va, Dec j, 1851
Dee 81
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conformity OF Virginia Of s40, 49l section l6
do hereby all whom may that
pears by certificate Of The eschentor Of the Of Page
December 1851 received the Land
Once day Of 1852 that by inquest held on the
Goth December e5l lot OF land containing thirty three
county adjoining Gideon c. Bruhaker, Philip
Long, &C. which Robert scker died sciscd found
cheated TO this Commonwealth -
4. W. PARKER,
Jan e7--inw6w Register Land ONCE.