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SE1ATON, AttUThty
Law offers his professional in the Supreme Court of
claims before the Court OF Commissioners and
claims against the various departments Of the general govern
before Congress, procuring patents in obtaining pen
bounty lands collecting debts and nheritances and
ang purchase and sale Of lands of the United
3lus,
The maps OF the States and Teores compiled from the
ohe General Land Office, and statistical infoImaon
I Improvements and population of the Territories and the
in the United States ngreeaby to the late
obtained his Office 18th street, opposite the Treasury
Building, Washington, ID. O.
Reference. Hon Justin Butereld, Washington city his
Alexander Ramsey ST. Paul Minnesota John r. Lvingston
Attorney av New York city Peter H. Burnett attorney at law
Alviso California Messrs. Thomas Cowperhwa Co. Phla
Epha; Messr A. p Ladew CO., st. Louis Messrs g. Aber
(athy 4 Co, Oregon City,
Feb s-2aw3m
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ROR sALT-Tha beautiful, commodious cottage built
7th, between and Boundary streets containing 10
sale. has nine apartments, with hfeeod
passage also, smoke, wood, and carageonse WIN
s,abng horses and Of excellent water IN me
yard. . ,n- -.
Th pacs is within about walk Of the public ofces,
rapidly improving neghbohood and enjoys the double adVan
Of a city and country residence -, =. ,.-,,
description Of the surrounding beautiful vicinity, hsp
improved hnsh conycnences s deemed unnecessary
sons wishing 70 purchase please call eramns for
TILE United States. Inquire Of H. JoHHsos on he
premises.
Oct l5-eolw
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once OF Co rosppndsace. Washington city.
LII persons having business In the city OF Washington in
formed that undersigned established here OFFICE
BIZ the purpose OF giving any inorma
desired OF the world No business
her public or private If of honorable character will be
M from the OF this office. Persons wishing
proceed any business they have before Con-
the public Offices, will be discreety advised and
professional other aid necessary the best VIII be
krsd recommended.
Toe undersigned regard all matters communicated 10 him in
nsron with this Office sacediy confidential, and wl by
through agents may be necessary for him 20
every possible precauon 10 preserve them invioae
Evsry Of inquiry contain fec OF nee dollars which
gsneray rcqured but should not
service be rendered. the amount viii
\ stated a satisfactory letter In reply.
Address, (postags prepaidD THOMAS z. CONNOLLY,
once OF Correspondence, Washington, d. q.
wAsuIsoros City, January l6, is5a.
W. Thomas Connolly is known worthy citzen
rsuleman Of intelligence and clear accurate, and ready
and regard him emnenuy qnnined for the able
faithful performance OF useful duties connected with
and original design Of an Office Of Conespondenee
RICHARD WALLACE,
TJ 4, Marshal for District Of Celumbial
WALTER LENoX,
Mayor Of Washington Lityl
10. GALES,
Tacnior Editor Of the eNstonai Tn,elligencer1
n. w. LATHAM, tBankerl
Jan 20 -Tanksasem
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oice of the diseOntinuance of the United States
Land Ohice al Fort Wayne, Indiana.

second section of the act Of Congress-
approved June l2 s40 which declares that whenever the
n public land remaining unsod in land district shall be
reduced number OF less than one hundred thousand,
IA the of the Secretary of the Treasury disco Time the
d Office district and if land such district shall
lime of the disconnuance OF land Office the
a be of the existing land offices
the district in which the land office shall
dsconinued Of which the Secretary of the Treasury shall
and The duties ADORE required hare been
r upon Secretary Of The Interior by ne "act TO establish the
|Hone Depdrfaent,n approved ID March, 1919
Nance i accordingly hereby given the Secretary of The In
r has advised this office that the land office Mt Fort ane,
STATE Indiana, be discontinued and the lands remaining
@ the the disconnuance be thereafter subject
Il ale al the land Office Indianapolis in said State.
na rem aiming unsod unapprop by and subject
na the limits OF the Fort ayae district will
subject entry heretofore at that Office from the date
hs receipt register and receiver thereof and
land oces Indianapolis pH gire notice Of The day cieh
r I prepared applications for entries Of such
uads dAarGSic -
J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
rA -oaW3w
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VIRGINIA Locomotive and Car Works, Wolfe stree.
Potomac, Alexandria, Vignia-smih Perkins,
locomotive engines and tenders marine
boilers, chilled wheels and nxe
patent chilled and wrought spre machinery and castings
orally.
undersigned having erected extensive shops and
machinery too prepared TO
locomotive engines and machinery OF all kinds
~ = f' ~ II. G. SMITH,
Late Of Alexandria Iron Works.
THATCHER PERKINS,
Master of Machinery the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Aug20--dy
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no sportsmenJ W. BADEN, Pennsylvania avenue 9Th
street, opened small lot of superior doubebarre
saleable Sizes and at unusually low prices
Likewise fresh supply of Dixon Sons powder TASKS, :, TO-
and ~
Shot pouches and belts
Single and double game bags, dram bottles
English, French, and American caps
Gun wadding powder horns, sc.
Oct liza w3w
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kENEHAL THfsGs.-we have fully determined TO reduce
or siack u ne several things belJw named;
VETS
sshae.
Long an wool shaws.
tanksu Of the hne and medium kinds.
While hannels coarse and nns.
farlcnlaf bargains will be offered In all the nbOve.
neh and Engh menoes, cashmeres and dress silks, IN all
smrh decided bargains will b. offered.
we onef large and superior stock Of all kinds of cloths, cas
tesi and ysungs, prices much reduced
Ns ao include priced weeds for boys'
Aiafre lot Or printed drug getis for noorcioths
~ and q mourning goods constantly on hand
sehtlemens under shirts and drawers, all kinds.
lnN supply of table diapers, damasks and owclings.
Also a other line usually found In weordered
goods house.
W. are daily expecting the money for bills remain
lad, and are anV since due
Terms cash, uulgss arranged 20 the contrary
rt..
PERRY BROTHER,
Fco'-'Veoh Opposite Centre Market
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California Land TITLES.

California TITLES.
President United
asceranng sctng
hereby notice ta
session their Francisco said State
the 9Th day of December, 1851.
hands, city of Washington this llt dyo
September, 1851. -
HARRY l. THORNTON,
Sent l7-eod3m Commissioners.
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THE undersigned respectfully infOrms the pubc hat
he has become proprietor Of the line of mail coaches running
Winchester by OF Leesburg lie
will good and good have in his employment
sku and accommodating drivers Ihe
trip will always made in good time, every pains will be
every accommodation convenience
him th " patronage The
public patronage Is respectfully solicited once atfoomac
JAMES H. KEMP.
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CONTENTS of the American Almanac for Is5S.-Er-
v and Lists Of Public ohceni Posmasters
Collectors Naval ocers Land Registers and Receivers Indian
Agents; Army and Navy Pension Agents. Army List Arsenas
Militia Nessels Marine Corpsj
The Judiciary; United States abroad
Foreign Consuls the United States Abstracts Of
Session of Congress- Post Oce Depart
Revenue Mail Service Receipts and Expenditures Compen
saon Home Commerce and Navigation
United States; Imports. Exports Tonnage, and Commercial
United States Imports Exports and Debts for Sixty Years
1885, Expenditures periods Debt Of
United Public Lands Mint and Officers; Coinage for
Years Censuses Religious Denominations state Eec
Ocers Debts Finances SC; Gongres Railroads Cow
American and much other valuable mat
ter, TOO varied limits Of advertisement.
Complete volume Of 352 closely printed pages Price 81
mail iang postage, post office In Tho
United States. Just received by
Dec fRANIh IahIoh
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AnuhbLE business Stand for Rent in Washington
aha mmcdiae POSSESSION gwen Of the three stores
Onlding now erecting the old established stand nj the
~ w street west and Market Space They built in the
H" "Bie TOT the dry goods business and with lights
pe " feet wide by 30 feet deep In the clear, with
aemeu i feet wide BY 55 et deep and feet inches high
1 W. and hhishcd for sales room well lighted BY several
% Market space ~ wide 81 feet De- ~ then
" u ieei deep, having syght feet wide by ~ feet
batmen finished for n sales room, 26 feet wide by 81
Sh etl inches high. There s n communication from
% WIN it basement BY Nh easy stairway The third
" y ectdeep, with skyleht feet by feet in the
tr very large could be made by throwing the
'e' into one. Each has vault the pavement for
p apply to The subscriber, tho Potomac House. north
Dec l3-TdThsattf ANNE H. DFRMoTT
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ANsuALs, souvenir. and Illustrated Book. ..l for

ANIMALS, Souvenirs, and illustrated Books Tor
ls5a-Fendship Offering Christmas New Year, ana brh
day present for 1854.
The Flake for 1859.
The woodbine holydsy gifl for 1852.
The Cabinet Modern 1924 collection o twenty-five
subjects masters the highest style OF art
Leaflets OF Memory Illuminated annual for loS2i edited y
ReyneI Coates, NJ. u Philadelphia. go.
Women Bible Of the Testamonii Our saviour,
with the Prophets Apostles Tho Pathways and Abiding raee
the Land Of Bondage by Wainwright Ihe M
sionary Memorial Tho Women Of tue Scriptures by Rev. r. ~
Weld-aI profusey illustrated and splendidly bound
The Book OF the Picturesque.
The Book Of Home Beauty
beauties Of Count of Charles the Second.
The Shakespeare Gallery. .,.. -
beautifully and chly bound copies oi Mioni oge
Campbell Byron, Goldsmith Thompson, Irving and many
The Moss Drop; The Remenbor Mes Ihe ANA
ranb, The Iy Valleys he Irving Offerings and others TOO
numerous the limits Of adve tsement -
Albums French portfolios drawing books bibles, Iestamen
II all sizes and style Juvenile boo noi
French English for every age, IN great variety. -
Dec "A fhhNNh iAhhoh'
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EemaIe Education az wasn,ngtoa.

HE subscriber, thankful patronage with which he has been
favored from heen States and from ies hold
the highest positions in the respectfully that
he has entered ON The A Of bis service IN this ely Cha
eighteenth OF bis expeeDce) as an instructor OF youth
His Private Family Boarding school the education Of young
ladies IN all the solid and the ornamental branches required IN
American edueaton limited pupils,
% advantages domestic comfort and torosgh Instruction.
he thinks in miscellaneous larger schools
The language intercourse IN The family and the school sneh
under Instruction French lady educated the profession IN
PariS.
W. CUsHMAN, A. M,
Indiana avenae, City Hail.
De le-eodQlnif4
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THE BOSTON American Almanac for 1852, 4 yolum
closely printed pages, giving, in addition 10 the usual al
full authentic, and varied information concerning
Of the general and State governments, and dgeng
correspondence relating 10 the
government finances, legislation, public institutions, internal i'm
aud resources OF The United states and Of
The several States public officers,
navy Judiciary expenditures census, Se Sc
be by mail hne postage TO any post
Nov % "a IL 0> FRANCK TAYLOR.
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fremont House, Boston, mnssachui

THIS establishment still conducted in the same
always The central and pleasant situation
house, commodous and tbs comforts and
urues found there, combine 10 render agreeable ana
vaniagcous the traveller.
Ia lnp been one OF the hrm OF Co.. long
head the subscriber pledges his best
maintain reputation and 10 give satisfaction TO ms
customers. . ....nr
BosTos, Sept IS 1851
Ip-staw3m
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j. FRANCIS CLEMENTS,

j. FRANCIS CLEMENTS,
Attorney and Counsellor at Lap,
WILL practice in the courts Of District adjoining
w counties Of Maryland and Virginia.
claims of description against the govern
en the OF revolution
Office on Louisiana avenue been AZ and 9Th streets.
l2-eoGm
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University OF v,rg,m,a.

IE annual session University Of Virginia win com
me o o s oe94e and continue without inienission
and ectureship, viz; 87
Ancient Languages Professor Gessner HARRISON NJ D.
Modern Languages--Prolessor NJ schele We're, LII.
MathemaIcs--Professor Edward Courtonay, Lii ID.
Natural Philosophy Professor VIM. b. Rogers, LII. ID.
MD = ''S''''
Medicine Professor Henry Howard MD.
Comparative Anatomy Physology and SugeyJames L. Ca
8. Moral Phlosophy--professor Wm H. McGuaey Dp lid
aw-Proiessor John B Minor, LIZ ID.
"a Adjunct na rrolessor. James = ioleomhe
my-John siaige Davis, A. NJ, MI
To be admitted into the University Tho years
ase but wo brothers applying for mauieaaon The Faculty
II The applicant for admission has student al any
eorporaied seminary he cannot be received University
less he produce certificate from seminary satisfactory
evidence, % The Faculty, OF general good conduct
pocket money, are estimated as folowsi ttsF
Board including attendance months 800
Fuel and Candles 10 be furnished by the Proctor
domory, at $50; ii TWO IN the SIS. l6
Washing may be had Al about 80 session 10
Rent OF an entire doritory SlG for half If occupied by two
MatpenaoS fse nae Of library ~ and pu1ic . 1oo. rs
Pees II single professor attended, $50 two $50
if three or more, $25 each
intermediate they $50 n
senior class 5 the higher fee in each instance giving ad
seas
Medical Department
medical department for tuition including
the Demonstrators and dsecing fee is $685. The session Of
months enables the student TO complete course Of studies as ex
that of other medical institution IN the Union by al
tending only two lectures a day.
Law School
proesorsp having appointed the department.
commercial law will be taught fully than has hitherto been
and win be ADDED short Of lectures the
civil with exposition OF the important leading
cases in law and equity - . -
Proctor and Patron Of the University OF Virginia.
Aug l2-2awGwtol
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NoRDOSs Digest OF the Laws OF the United States
W coming 1851 including also the treaties with
foreign powers judicial decisions relating the
awi by Thomas T. Godon complete
me octave OF 67 pages This day received -
Nov o5 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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nJE CINII LAW Spain and MEXICO, affsnEcd
principles the modern Codes with notes and references
introduction the Spanish aud Mexican
law bodying appendix OF the most important
Mexican Congress- by Gustavus Schmidt counsellor
ceyrd FRANCK TAYLOR
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II OWEN x SOW, Merchant Tailors, would respect
d. fully and the public generally thai
they opened large varied fall and win
GOODS of quality such cloths casmeres vengs
ac request their friends and viii call and
anime for themselves.
In returning liberal share Of patronage they
have received take occasion that having expert
enced evils of credit extent they have de
ermned furnish articles their line low for cash
public
oct 0-2awlm lats Telefraphl
pryor u DAyIDGE win practise In the Supreme
Couu ofhe United States,
EHtN f JAMES w. PRYOR,
Montgomery Alabama
WALTER D. DAVIDGE,
Oct G--1awihDec4 Washington, District OF Columbia.
DIcACH-GROWERS reminded that now is the
destroying the pench grubs that destroying te
efeetua remedy yet discovered
The will exceed two cents per nee All other h
benefited by it,
Persons be proportion the received
J. c. Lewis 7h street, viii receive attention
LEWIS s co.
WAsmEaTos, Sept S, 1851.
DEAR have tried suggestion, the preparation LOT
destroying the the peach uee and WIN ee
The competition used about sixty feeH carry
and they free from inc iarVa OF e
orchards, ~
quality vegetation the way apped Io
have been unusually thrifty and fruitful is season.
J. c. LEWIS esq CHAs. G. PAGE.
Oct l7-9aw5ufs
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u oeas w ST. CLAIR CLARKE has rcopened
, ns e Ne transaction Of law and agency business,
A me Department OF Interior and nearly In rear OF
M al hoiei, where he boards.
o'n MAT Intel, Republic, Telegraph
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FRED. TATE q BRoTuER,

WI Tar, and Lime hand and for sale st the
'heioh CasW Works,The coke ne gives an intense
M Es almost readily charcoal The coal tai Is used
PAINT for the preservation OF timber ron &c. The lime,
t5 mpegnated with ammonia, ofprent value manure,
et11d " 'e o'"''''' '"e Nhe" uHee 'o' e'a' P"'p's'
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NEW Juvenile BooLs.-True Stories from Ancient History
IN by a Mother. -.
rr1o STORIES nom Modern soyi by the author of "Awayi
llhppy.D
The summer nay Book Of Pleasant and Uscful Reading
Even Book of Pleasant and Usefu Heading
The Conclusion o the aswS Family Robinson
Whaier, his Adventures In the Atcuc Regions
Guide the knowledge OF Things Famliar
Daisy Cauionary Stories in Verse;.
The Cowsip; OF More Cauion1ry Stories IN Verse
others old and for youth Of every age including
French story books, imported from Paris hy
Dee 90 fhhNch lAhhoh
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sMahGE OF ST. JAMES, Washington county,
'ndfhe second term Of the current session begins on
March l. Applications for the admission Of pup for
formation, be made the Rev. JOHN r. RERrooT,
We ec,or kc College o St. James Post Once Maryland.
E ehage for board tuition, sc, SC, for the academical
Pss We college or Grammar School, S225.
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ZINE editions Of American, Engiish, aud French
aubos- including all Of the esteemed and staple value
amonr The historians poets easa and bclesletife
writers generally n each languages books q permanent wor
lne unlike ohers) nothing Of their vane by the lapse o
may be found undersigned in
stv hc hest editions every case, whether American impoed
and They viii be found from
miniature size pocket writing desk 70 full library size
o tbem richly illustrated IN fine hary calf
and n the most reasonable prices in every case 49,
fhNN'N iA4lbhs
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DARMELE MALsTER dentists have removed their Office
10 street, few doors east Of their former place
Oct
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JUVENILE HOOKS FOR YOUTH OF ALL AGES,--A
ruc collection received the subscrbef Of them
entirely new Among will be found most Of the standard
nyk Of Miss Edeewort Mrs Holland Mrs Hughes, and other
esteemed writer's editions for the most part others NJ unusually
low prices, -, ,,
r., the subscriber from London and Paris.
Drawing books portfolios, albums, Sc, Sc " great variety
rs fhhN,N ihfbOh'
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Bv Mr. BABCoCK Remonsrnnce Of oi,isens Of oswego,
Nc,g Work apninst the Of the Woodwork patent.
Nv Mr. HIBBARDi Memorial OF w. o. 9, Woodbury.
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paTs n.ala ' FRANCK TAYLOR
rAIIotte,s WORKS. volume being Dsquisiton on
Gnvernment the Constitution and Govern
nt N the United Edited by Richard w. Crae, and pub
shed under Of the assembly Of the state Of
0o supply this day received by
,o7 " FRANCR TAYLOR.
rpuE international Magazine for February is Just
1 a feee''e" '9 TAYLOR h MAURy,
I.n m Hookselers, near 9th street.
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I'd TIE PUBLIC.

|s The undersigned have taken, for term of years,
Iii that large and cOmmOdious thTcestoTy Brick build
NH ing lately erected 10y Mr.. H. C. Herschelman, OH
the corner of Second and Fulton Avenue, i'm La
masco City, in which they have openeda House OF Enter
tanment which they have attached Family Grocery,
and now respectfully solicit shere OF pubic patronage
They have large Wagon Yard with convenient Stabin.
and capacOus sheds. in of the LamascO Steam Mill,
and cOnycdient to the prcmices They have fine airy
Sleeping Rooms and can lodge comfortably Gg persons.
For those who are in the habit of partag OF the ardent
they will find Bar well stored with all kinds of choice
liquors and attention, accomplished Bark who
will at all times attend TO their wants. Their tables i'll
at times be supplied with the choicest viandS and veg
eables market VIII afford. is their Intention all
times keep orderly and quiet house, and pains
will be spared to render their guests comfortable. They
have no doubt but their long experience i'm catering for
the public will enable them give entire satisfaction
I'll who may favor them with Il call.
The want of such house in this part ofhc city has long
been felt and the undersigned i'm hopes generous
public will second their cndeavOrs remedy the deci
ency. BRUGGlMAN d FISHER.
LamasCo City, May 10th '52-Itf
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wooDBUlaN'S FEVER AND AeUE
r3EMEDY

NTOW offered TO the public for the first time This med
~ icine has existed in private family for more tina
nifty years, has been distributed 10 considerabe eNtef
amon friends and has during the whole me aud IN an
instances proved itself falling remedy whether
applied cases or TO third day ague OF well
known stubborn nOtorety.
Such experience together with numerous solicitations
from friends induced the proprietor to give 1t to the
nublic The undersigned, who know the medicine by
their own experience have consented to take an agency
for part of Indiana and Illinois, and now offer 10y the
dozen or bottle, with tie understanding
that the MOI, ~ will always be refunded where the medt
eeinnsed according dorecons, does not affect perfect
ana per.lanent cure. ImhlC-tfl AiLiS d HONES.