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CONTENTS the American Almanac for 1s53--Ex-
Lists Public Officers; Posmaaters
Naval Ocen Land Registers md Receivers Indian
Agents Army and Navy Pension Agents. Army List Arssnals
Militia Force Navy Lists and Vessels Marine Corps
Consus Of tie United States abroad
Foreign Ministers United Abstracts Of
Session Post Office Depart
men Revenue Mail Service Receipts and Expenditures Compen
Home Postages Commerce and Navigation
States Imports, Exports Tonnage, and Commercial
Marine United States Imports Exports and Debts for SIXTY years
1859 1880 Expenditures for period; Debt Of
the United Public Lands Mint and Officers Coinage for
Religious State Elec
Debts Finances Sc Congress Railroads Cow
Of and other valuable
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ENGLlsH AND FRENCH JExsELRY, WATCHES,
II silver plated goods, &c suitable for New Year
presen,At No 49, Pennsylvania Avenue, the lately
cupied by Mr. c. W. Heyden fresh importation OF English and
French jewe Watches all Of which
the superior qualify and the latest Styles consisting in
follows:
Full suits Of diamonds pearls ruby and pearl ganets
quoises euamei and piainwitsd gold cataans
diamond ruby pearl all other kinds of finger rings
endless variety bracelets Of all kinds plain
shirt studs gold guards chains &c gold and silver snuff
and medalons gold
thimhes, and pencils, sc.
DIAMOND MOUNTED WATCHEs.-Wa,ches mounted with
diamonds, pearls enames ladies' plain gold
styles genemsn Watches made by Cooper Tobias Roske
Johnson, and other makers.
SOLID SILVER WARE.-Siver md coffee pitchers
gobeis and cake baskets candlesicks cadd
ladies' preserve, and
knives in knives and forks Of
DOZEN suitable for fish and butter dinner
desert and tea forks and sugar ong soup ladies' pickle
knives &C.
PLATED WARE.Tea and coffee cake baskets, castns
forks spoons walters and vegetable Dishes ke
ties and pitchers, hc
FANCY GooDs-fans, card po &c. for sale
low.
No ls Pennsylvania Avenue between AZ and 9th
Jau2 2--eow
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Tue Great Invention ti.s Age t-stesla sappi@nfsd
Gas triumphant

the Great Inyentioa tis Agst-stsam sappIsntsdi
Gas triumphant
TUT nrr half Of the nineteenth win be recorded the
q ssan has passed and with win pass the steam engine
fhs second century commencing the
ss q Casa agent destined not only 70 sh ea 10 xsLsnrEs
John {. Il saiomon twenty years
eaon upon the Of his own and o. othes N attempts
make s principle Of the oi carbonie acid gas avail
ssssss ss m ps - % I. his M pro oa5soas Acid a. EnEas
states government individuals companes the right.
States, counties, OF cities
immeus. saving and labor and Of human lives aud
suffering secured by The Of this motor win inevitably in
ssa and ia Of osher places where ,ba s
bulk and weight Of the steam engine has preeudsd rs
ns o
~ ss ss aa % fuel aaa
hremsn bulk weshioO weight suens
These established Of twenty
in hs following rom the Cneiana Nonpare Of ihs s Instant
We pleased natJ q r. ssomon as q u,is city
carbonc acid In ts upp
engine The mis- nvsnion
patent steering piopelns
rights for the Of bis Improved ro2sng and steering
control Of the vessel Of me rs mat nc
Also rshs for his Improved Spring Saddle" military
Ssm%sn so1.s smd P1Has'' Js1 's's"e' ~ NC
Of obtaining rights &c. may be promptly obtained oy
Attorney and agent patsnee m Odd Eel
| lows Hell, Washington, D.
Amsl,ss rauS, and SUM- Baltimore Ledger
o ana and Maehe
Aaysr.e Broollyn iI%.n Joun. New Haven Jour
Messenger Portsmouth, Enquirer Portland Journal and Argus.
s,o Journal Chicago Gaas..s and Xdss.r PssouIeh Ca
s and S
as g % saoaa Dsa at s
. San nsr 1hss sssay oSer day. day. inner
FORM an' forward '' win eG'y q .ns sEpeaos piSsa, ps
Dec 25-rodamif # Washington, D. O.
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CARPETINGs, Floor On-CIoths. Curtain Materials,
&cThe subscribers have pleasure of announcing their
friends and generally Of CLUES Wash
Georgetown Alexandra, and adjacent counties Maryland
and Virginia. that they have Just New York and Boston
far extensive and altogether the most complete
of dry goods Of every description thai
had the pleasure of presenting the ubc the lead
ing articles of which they beg to enumerae, viz!
IS pieces velvet caIpeting, new designs
SO do tapestry Brussels do rich
rs heavy English Brussels do
small figures
bales patent English Rrusses ow-prced
5000 yards three capeting Lowell manufacture
do do
1000 do do do second quality
very beautiful ol-cloth which will be any
shape for halls
90 twled and Venetian, for and
rods all and cheap
25 printed drugget crumb cloths, from l0-4 to 1874
10 pieces silk wool curtain de ane
do do worsted and cotton do .
IS do do wor,ted damasks
Is do do union damasks double width
8 do do worsted de LANES, for furniture
95 do Turkey-red cashmeretsy
25 pairs richly embroidered lace curtains
so pairs embroidered muslin curtains
10 pieces embroidered curtain muslins low price
$50 cornces, richest TO the cheapest #
all curtain trimmings and fixtures Of tile
styles; which be offered the
cordially invited stock
'' ' HooE, BROTHER, a co.
Sept l6-d4wif
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does not follow matter of course that because you
protest against nacons OF the sort you therefore
bound intervene with armed force upon all occasions
No. cir; you place yourself right before the world by the
protest You give the moral power of your position to
does indeed require IT, why then you intervene
ay, il necessity or honor calls intervene by force of arms
Having exhausted the time allotted TO me- and Tins hur-
take my seat.
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Military Asylum.

NOTICE hereby persons entitled the
benefits Congress- approved March 1851 to found
Military Asylum, &c, viz
All soldiers and discharged soldiers Of the Of the United
States, regulars volunteers, and OF the regiment or battalion Of ma
rnea Mexico, disabled
in that service and in the line Of
service all soldiers and discharged soldiers OF The army OF the
United who honestly and faithfully the
soldier and discharged soldier who
OF Military Asylum since
found sameMarch 3 ie5l-aceoding
that who bave been disabled by disease
line of his rendering him incapable Of
peRsioner account OF wounds,
military service, though contributor the
who the period he voluntarily
benefits of shall transfer his pension thc
Asylum building has been provided In this city for
uaeir accommodation
No deserter muneer, habituai dunkard WIN be adm
OF reformation OF character the commits
sufficient anthoze his admissions do The
found Military Asylum apply TO United
soldier who shall have been convicted Of felony
infamous crime Of civil since he
shall Of the United States
Applications this institution will be addressed
Captain Schuyler Hamilton, u s. A., Secretary TO the
Board Of Commissioners, Washington, d. G.
Dec 25-3taw2w
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THE ne annual session Of the University Of Virginia will
~ M sS 10 or ans The unyersiy lhs sehoo
and leeiursship, yizi
l. Ancient Lsnguages-Professor 0sssnsr Harrison, NJ.
Modern LaBgaagss-Proessor NJ schee dc fsfs Ii. D.
5. Maihsmaues-Proisssor Edward H. Coarsnay, LII D.
4. Natural Observation-Disclosures Wm b Rogers, LL' u
Chemistry MaleTa Medica-Proessor Robert r. hoxsss
g. Medicine Professor Henry Howard, MD.
Comparative Anatomy, Physiology, and SugeryJamss L. "a
Moral Phosophy-professor wm. H. MeGuney DID,. IL. D.
Q, Law-Professor John b. Minor LII.
Adjunct Professor James m ?. h9so%s. con .0.o
my-John Stage Davis, A. NJ, NJ d.
University student be years OF
but Of two brothers applying for maieaaon The Faculty may
applicant admission has been student other In
less he produce eei6cae from such seminary or orher
evidence, 10 the Faculty, of general good conduct - "a
pocket tmonsy, are estimated as follows; -a
Board including 500
Fuel candles furnished by the Proctor and
dormitory $50 two In the at Si3.... 10
S.n Ma:fs o sn neg sp. ls asa for @
ss:a:: :. ,:; III ..,. ,s:s: !:
single professor be attended, $50 two, $50 each
II three or more, $25 each.
law junior fees aboyei
they $50 ia all and IN the
senior $5 higher fee in each instance giving ad
mission, besides lower class In the schoo-say. 70
s2s;
Medical Department.
In the medical department expense tuition including
the dsecting fee, S95 The session
months enables the student complete course Of studies as
tensve as that Of other medical nsuuoh IN the oon " "
tending only Two lectures day.
Laie School,
adjunct poessop having been appointed the
commercial law will be taught more fully than has hitherto besl
aud there viii be aodsd M s5o rs course o. Lectures on
cases In law and equity ,,,,. I, ,,,,,nrn
Proctor and Patron of the University Of Virginia.
Aug i2-qawswtol
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once the Assistant ConirnissaTy Of subsistence


EALED PROPOSALS will be received this office until twelve
~ O'Clock 9Th January, 1884, for furnishing fresh
troops for commencing the
of January ls52 and ending the 3ist day Of DecsbeI,
le52
good and wholesome quality eck aad shans
eQueds
delivered times week IN the Centre Market OF
sunrise, such days the
Assistant Commissary of Subsistence may direct
The responsible viii be required secuf-
- !. L. RENO, f
Jan LTD Byt. Capt ord, A. A. @, s.
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, ENrLEMEN's WARES
VI 10 dozen m.nno undershirts, some very heavy
10 merino and cotton drawers, all sires
do silk undcrxhirs
20 merino hnIfhos
heavy English thread cotton hafhose, the best goods
in the city
q5 do country knit half hose
do buckskin gloves, very heavy
do beaver gloves, vey superior
% do Kid gloves, Aeranders make
10 de silk gloves, some very heavy
30 pieces pocket hnndkerchefs some very superior
neckes and handkerchief
plain border linen cambrc hands erchies,
Cloths osssimeres, and vestngs Of all styles, at
YERBY h MlLLER'S,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7h and 9Th streets
Dec l4--eod milf
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THE BOSTON American Almanac for 1864, yoium
$50 closely printed giving in addition TO The usual al
full varied information concerning
general and State governments, and dgesng
and correspondence relating the
government, legislation, public institutions internal i'm
OF the United States and
he several States lists Of public officers imports,
lists navy Judiciary expenditures census &c. &C
Prce ri and be ifng postage post
Office in United States. This day received - -. -
fbhNCh JhfLOh.
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ruE sale of u.sfai and raney articles for the pur-
ehass "f wod 60 tae SUFFERING the city m continues
pad fsloss' Hall, thsuaFh ths day and ing
We 70 hear that and sBevOent should
~ p1y encouraged The articles n rcd nf ealr low and
II thr h.autf end IN nddlon, celebrated and de-
hga nu-eiaa 80 hafppayes engaged for The evenings
shfsftaihnrntg
Dee t4-du
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RRIAaEs AT PRI-

U,yyO FINE ENGLISH BUILT CARRIAGES AT PRI-
vATE subscriber would respectfully inform
and the public that he has for private sale TIVE
webui carriages imported, and used but lus
by exceency BRUSH Minister One chanotee, with
Barker Cbandos London of the best
In EuropeDonay style the other handsome
Broughan for horses
The above carriages considered be the hand
OF city, and will be sold low
and ON reasonable Apply Mr.. Thomas Smith, the
10Th and Pennsylvania avenus where hey can be
seen, or o subscriber. A, GREEN,
ls-3aw2w Corner OF 9th street and Penn avenue
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nRy GOODs.-YERBY MILLER are now opening very
IL choice and cheap stock Of dry goods such
Cnshmeres and nous. dc lsiue, all prices
Plain plaid and brocnde silks
Wnered popiins
Merinoes, ali shades and very cheap
Paramctto cloths
Alpscas and bombarines, all grades
With various other descriptions of mourning goods
A very large OF csmluc and muslin bands
embroidered linen cambric cieai
lawn handkerchief, very cheap
Aiernndcrs best hid gloves
with ali ofd goods adapted ladies' and prices
that cannot, fail 10 please. .
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7h and 9Th streets.
Der l4-eodlmf
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iYE AND OPERA GIsASSES.--AR. z. BECKEIs, opucsn,
u from 4s broadway York, has arrived in Tits city,
where he win and ht the weak sighted, after
careful of with bis spectace oper
glasses &c The his have given and the
Introduction OF his optical instruments the Observatory and Coast
Survey the full patronage Of the public He
be the of Dyer b Mcclure
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VALUABLE business Stand Rent In Washington
and immediate given Of the three new stores
an The building erecting old established stand at the
corner h and Market Space They are built the
most modern style FOR the goods business and with gas lights
The II wide 80 the clear with
side light the Of the - feet wide By ~ feet high
IL feet wide by IS feet deep nnd feet inches high ~
he ee dry, and finished for sales well lighted by several
~indow, the building The second ore front
II wide, 81 then becomes
~ de by ~ feet deep having kygh feet wide by ~ feet
lsst feet inches high There communication from
zach stairway The third store
B9 feet wide deep, by feet In the
tear the could be made by throwing the
woln. Each has vault In the pavement for
fuel
or apply subscriber, the Potomac House. north
hs Psnb'ylvsns avenue, between % and N streets,
Dec ll-TuThsstu ANNE n. DERMOTT.
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Nov year uus 4 tuf hecouinr cud, and
~ wiusf ast have god sappiy of Canesrissd
eoa nasd hh srfY assbss so, sasfes eos fr ussss
W. hss, 80 .sry y "a saa ~hs ash wOod a. hand ss
=, esss = -, s - ~ asa .. shov, ssl.s soes sna
w. a. sfBLEY, a Co,
Nav a~Mawu IuWugenth street tflagr and esnsi
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CEILING OF ut Cost, to Move.-As we have now I'm
~ ished delivering bills for the sha
Of OF winter
We full stock Of French
merno wide silk yelvet, rich printed cashmeres all wool
moussenes low priced do and all in good styles, with very eI
and sbaw all OF which sha
from this date offer much below regular prices
cloths vestDgs will be found
attention. persons of boys will hnd
greatly their advantage call and examine stock
domestic goods and Of shall
charge small profit hem probably bought cheaper
than they could be the present time
We colored and black silks
order close stock nearly
as possible before the street.
Persons buying goods be charged will be charged the reg
rates. agreed beforehand, cannot afford to
sell goods a and wait for the money.
w. M. sHUsTER CO.,
Seventh street, side, the Avenue.
Dec QS-di2nf
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T0hn q CaIhou N II the Constitution and
Government OF the United States For sale by
TAYLOR X MAURY,
Jan 4 booksellers 9th street.
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w nia@ bfasffrfs ne store 81 pafal bfo hetwesn
~ ana go ftsss, fsuuatipnbia aVenae
advantages VET nu.rs, being buht on
sHnfeW 81 this II
stYurh - itis ceattys and 10 the msst
sktausrs psessrs facility
oargtn snauFs asfseePes, nnf having lts snpenos IN
wA - hennfa Ana bghiy finished
asFasrsuFas al wsnff hoash eioaay pefessbs, creep,
Hsf rkn fa=t sfrssYeN afraded ta
nsNai Maryland Ins-
tuts 80 : rffufas : = Vow
OstfF FssH 9f7 nrc<dwsy
Tee rsnnsftesnfs WastAasrnn, D. O. N Mar
nrhHunt kuEluis Afufntufk Virginia Norfolk, W.
$50 FrtffshnHf Nifwinta
Ttsss ss. apss u, stc hosr. y ne day
a. "A. WHTTEnURsT.
In-aaMs s41ep
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TO WESTERN TRAVELLERS.
EXPRESS MAIL LINE FMoM BALTIMORE TO

TO WESTERN TRAVELLERS
EXPRESS MAIL LINE FMoM BALTIMORE TO PITTS
Through in fVenfy-f,eo houyf and a hag)
THIS line Psbu the Baltimore and snsquebsnDa and
Pennsylvania railroads In successful
passengers Baltimore al n, (ha an hour
amer the OF arrival OF the train from Wasbneton and
poeeed HARRISBURG transferred the Central
proceed immediately without delay crossing
daylight and arriving In PttsbuTg - the
day distance Is performed BY railway,
with exception miles which done In rstcass coaches
PASSENGERS FROM THE wEsT
Leave Ptzburg falroad and
arrivc Harrisburg the morning, where the
press susquehnnnn railroad will be in
waiting proceed Baltimore arriving there
for the train Washington which leaves 81,
DThis route is reliable offered 10 the public
Qy-fare through (ciher Ell.
fO apply the ticket OF the Baltimore and susque
Calvert
agent Pennsylvania Central Railroad Company, Psbug
ALFRED GATHER,
Superintendent OF Transportation.
Dec l4-dlm
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sAap--ws, rae.ffthsfs rs.p@ssy nosi1 40 pefsons
~ hsas halls VIII ee dawn
"a sna Ffs.sNtst ne rfsssnt mout
- naet nat eunnuns ~ tasnsss Ppaey ~ ou's.'ss
sbh
au1, iMaNsa ns nnes me psy-
eLkaTrr. xrwrox. MAY, CO.
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MIR. wADsW ORTIZ, Dentist, having permanently
M located himself Todds Store in Browns Hotel offers bis
professional the citizens of the District
To Georgetown generally, TO The Sisters Of the
Vsaton respectfully for testimony
Of his skill operator
WASHINGTON, December, 1851.
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Pennsylvania Railroad.
IN " rJ WINTER ARRANGEMENT-Between
0cRAks20X Philadelphia and Pittsburg-Tims reduced
four ouron and aer the lst OF December
will be carried Pennsylvania Railroad Company, be
tween Philadelphia and Psburs In twenty four hours with only
~eny eight miles Of staging excellent turnpike
Fare, sll.
West and the
Atlantic cities, the accommodations all Of The
highest character
THOMAS MOORE,
NW li-d3m Agent Penn'a Railroad Co.
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nORDONs Digest OF the Laws OF tho United States,
III 1851 including also the treaties with
foreign powers Judicial decisions relating the
statutory BY Thomas r. Gordon; complete
in OF i,i67 pages This day received
Nov o5 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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TUE inform their and friends and
the pubic generally have lately opened an odce over
me Exchange Bank Of seden Whers Coz Th street. IN The
y OF Wsshns,on c. for the transaction Of eones. general
agents. and especially for prosecution Of claims against
lhs selling OF lands and securing
zoe uss thereof The junior partner u Men sthsm Is lawyer
W Poes.on and win business In the limits OF the
District The senior partner, chad NJ YonnE having been
Commissioner o General Land Once and become familiar with
The titles and public lands and having been also
ssye and Judge for persuades himself that he will be
pe to render satisfaction business which requires know
g o. the laws and Of the country where capitalists may desire 20
invest their funds.
Liberal advances win claims intrusted 10 their
ncy when OF character They beg leave 70
refer TO meSsrs sslden whef CO.. and members OF Congress
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
n.,o Mem LATHAM.
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WI Keeps
isfs wilneT Fpof eonaets s"d
rannasnl her konnefs
estsai-hsn ~ tas ety Her tsncy
sna t srtas strfs6, kHa ersinn ssed "
Fgs ss0sa sd ssw fsaFs Ffesenis ~ sap.rior
gsaiiy rasrs saFad = hssrN AseeaHt penf @frss ~
sifsrt. sns ha1ss n.alh q Pennsylvania sysngs
ussa Ala
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TIE RANK OF THE UNION, in Browns Marble
budins for the usnsucon Of exchange and
general banking business.
Ro. H. GALLAGHER, President.
Dec l6-n
koTIcE.The stockholders Of the Washington oa-Ligh
company" hereby notified that charter the
meeting for the election of directors for the ensuing
WV O'Clock D. m,
LF BROWN
"eth-t2w sccrstsy,
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crs.EspfD NEM sft.nS-CtAGETT, NEWTON, NAY,
~ ladies' tesidWnt and
asrss u Wshlau t me- hays si fscevsa go psres q
shhtfl'ed
siy ve'y tsl,saau css q ~hch ws rsafsrv be-
nss r~SSs ciAsrrT, NEwToS, NAY, co,
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nHE CIVIL LAW of spain and Mexico. arranged
principles the modern Codes with notes and references,
by historical introduction to The Spanish and Mexican
law appendix of the important
Congress- Gustavus Schmidt counsellor
eeived. fhANSh ThfLoG
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FrER thanking patrons for the increased
patronage extended beg
them that shall positively receive the cash notes
short for all the l poxmo We feel II
only requisite add that Of friends VIII
contribute temporal well being, aud doubt Will give
them the pleasure
Dec lG-y x
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sss. :5lsssSa
Baltimore and Washington Rsilroad-Change OF
Hours.
IN after Monday December the trains between
" Washington Baltimore will be folows
Leave Washington at 6 and si a 10, m, and 5,
Leave Baltimore at and 81, a. and and IT. p.
Thesecond from Washington and the fourth from Bsu
will connect with the train and from Philadelphia
T. II. PARSONS,
Nov 29-du Agent.