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/" DIRECT TRADE"
c. 6. BAYLOR & CO.,
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ANS IEhDAM, H0Hd1td,
" ILL receive on consignment, Cotton, Luni.
w Der, Rice, Wool, Cotton.Yarn, Timber,
Tobacco, ete,, ETC..
~ We tender our services 10 the Planting,
Manufacturing and Shipping interest ofthe South,
and will be happy to give any statistics which may
be desired for the information of our friends and
the societies formed at the South, for the promo
ton of the Commercial, Manufacturing and Ship
ping interests of the Southern States.
10 The Charleston, Savannah, Mobile and
Memphis papers, the New Orleans Pisayune, True
Delta and Bulletin, will please insert and forward
th cir accounts 10 this Office
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the effect, that grandes must In future possess
an income Of at least $4,000 sterling count,
marquis or baron, $4,000.
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Additional News by the Europa.

l1ALlFANt req. q.
The following news was received at Liver.
pool from Paris by electric telegraph, prior TO
The departure of the Europa
FRANCE
PARIS, January 23.-The reported change
in the ministry, and the adoption of the strin-
gent measures against the Orleans family,
has caused painful sensation throughout the
country. There is, therefore,n fear OF hostil-
ties at present with other countries, whilst
this feeling Exists
The annuity Of 200, 100000 francs to the farni
ly Of Louis Philippi, which has been taken from
them by degree, ten millions 10 go 20 the society
for the succor and Improvement Of the lodgings
Of the working classes thirty millions to credit
of Fourier; i've millions for the clergy, and the
remainder for retired soldiers of the legion Of
honor.
SPAIN.
Advices have been received from Madrid to
the 18th. II is stated, that a law has passed TO
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rHARLES SEXTON, Attorney and Counsel ,r-at-
Law offers his services the Supreme
the United ses claims before the Court and
claims The departments of the
and before Congress, obtaining
sions and bounty ands collecting debts and nheances
negotiating purchase United
States.
The OF the Territories, compiled
othe General Land Once and statistical nformaon
bracng and population the Territories and
United Sates agreeaby
obtained Office opposite Treasury
Building, Washington ID. q.
References Hon Justin Buterhd Washington city his excel
Paul. Minnesota John H. Livingston,
attorney New York ciy Peter H. Burnett attorney
Aviso, CalfHnia Thomas Cowperhwait Phila
dophia A. Ladew Co.. Lonis MessTs. q.
nahy q Co., Oregon City.
Feb 6--2aw3m
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VALUABLE business stand for Rent in Washington
city and Immediate possession given Of the three new stores
building the old established stand At the
Of m street west and Market Space They are built IN The
goods business, lights
s wide with
side light 20 high
wide by So Deep inches high
clear dry finished Cor sales we lighted by several
around the building The second
II feet wide, 81 feet dep then becomes
~ feet deep, having ksh feet wide by ~ feet
finished sales % feet wide SIS
feet deep, inches high There communication from
basement by stairway The third
81 feet deep, with sylght feet by feet In the
could be made by throwing the
Two last vault in the Cor
fuel. =.
For apply subscriber the Potomac House, north
lido pennsyivania avenue, between h and AZ streets
Dec IJ2TTIbsatn ANNE H. pbhnolt.
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GENERAL THINGS.-We have fully determined TO reduce
u our stock several things below named
eoored silk velye with narrow coored silk
vevets.
wishing velvet coaks and dresses, Is the time to
purchase.
ong shaws
ank and medium kinds.
White fannet and fine
Particular bargains wi be n all the above.
French and English menoes csshmes, and dress silks In all
OF which decided bargains will BE- offered.
and stock Of all kinds OF Cloths cas
msr nd prices much reduced
priced cloths and tweeds for boys
A large lot or printed drug for Hoorcioths
All Kinds OF mourning goods constantly on hand
Ceptlcmens under shirts and drawers, all kinds
A fu table diapers danasks, and toweltngs
Also other articles line usually found In weordered
dry goods house
we arc daily expecting money few bills that remain
unpaid, and long since due
Terms cssb unless arranged tho contrary,
Good srces low prices and fair dealing may be relied on ~ all
PERRY BROTHER,
Feb B-I0teon Opposite Centre Market.
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Gas TriuInlhanrt
TE century viii be recorded the
has passed. and with VIII pass the steam engine
The second of,he win 30 known commencing The
world This has now commenced and win IS now nuo
Professor salomon twenty Of close OBJ
ssaon upon The experiments Of his owH and o. qna & ~
able mechanic motor has perfected ths same ana ha
w aaers dispose OF rights for he uss Gna
States overumen and individuals OF TO companies e nights Of
saving labor and q human lsss and
speedy adoption all places where steam po~sr now
a and anS " ~ % steam engine has precuded s use
This may BE- applied l az % Rs'eosss a.
thousand power with the
s. sa y s & ons weight s for iHs @
same poms, Of 200 iSas 2, The s ss ,ea engine
2 horse workng well Cincinnati, noticed
" % @ s as a g. 81 s s " @ e
has received patent 9 & n. mo.o. q acid ga in is ap
given in the Nonpareil The gentleman
has % ss @ % r. f rn ana
% mhs Of de s pilot u
face manof in less time than required
Also rights for his Improved Spring Saddle" military and
common designed for the greatest possible comfort of both
ANY regard Inventions and
of obtaining rights Sc be promptly obtained addressing
Attorney and agent for the paen,ee IN street, d Fe
lows nan "asmns'oh' -
ftom MI Royse et ke~ abany Inaana apen,or Of osr
cultural Uonder a HofafoTy Plough.
WAsHIsoTos Jan. 81 1852.
MR. ELpERsIR cheeuiy avail myself opportunity
few brief statements reference Professor
country Tho facts the following, recol
Cincinnati 9Th October, 1851,
lowing called Professor salomon' New Mechanical
Motor oil which had public papers.
engine, from had for
previous been studying TO make some principle applicable
machinery astonished delighted
Witnessing operation engine my
mboded idea before perfect than had conceived
witnessed the operation for hour II uniform and
perfect sufficient weight
shop appeared be
machine shops The whole length Of this about
feet and suppose its weight might be about i've
The furnace small sheeon the size my hat and held
double handful OF The machinery
complicated than that Of the the principle
and operation being the This estimated
description. #1sf
pccunary invention.
expected TO be called make refer
ence have had previous acquaintance Professor
this city On yesterday.
Yours, respectfully
r. e. RoYSE.
Ingenccr Republic, Era Southern Press, and Telegraph
American, and Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Tribune Herald
nal Of Commerce. Scientific American, Mechanic
York; ADVERTISER Brooklyn 6lmans Journal New Haven
nal and Gazette Providence Atas, Post Transcript
Portsmouth Enquirer Portland Journal
Albany Courier and Express Buffalo; Herald Cleveland
Deuoil Journal Chicago Gazette and ADVERTISER Pittsburgh
Cincinnati Courier Journal and Louisville;
and Republican, St Louis Pcayune Deita
New Orlesns Courier Charleston; Wing, Richmond
mia San Francisco, other day inner
form, and forward blls, a copy of the paper, to
J. Z. +. SALOMON, Patentce,
Dec 2a-codsmif Washington, ID. q.
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ANIMALS, Souvenirs, and illustrated books Tor
lsS2-Frendships Offering Christma New year, ana DIT"
day present for 1882.
Ihe Snow for le52.
The woodbinc, bolydsy gift for 1861. -
The Cabinet OF ls52-a collection OF twenty-five
masters the highest style OF art
Leaflets Memory, illuminated annual for leS2i eda W
ReypeIl Coates, M. d., Philadelphia. 60,
women ~ tbe Bible Women Testament Our Saviour,
with he Prophets Apostles Pathways and Abiding races
Of th Saviour; Bondage by Wainwright Inc MIS-
sionay Memorial The Women Of the Scriptures y heV ~ n
Weld-al illustrated and splendidly bound
Tho Book the Picturesque.
he Book OF Home Beauty
Beautes Of be Court OF Charles the Second.
The Shakespeare Gallery. ,,,.. pono,.
richly bound copies OF
Byron, irving and many
The The Dew Drop The Remember ne lno M n ma
r,nb The Lilly OF the Valley fc Irving ong and others TOO
numerous 10 limits Of advertisement .r-.-
Albums portfolios drawing books bbies,
and prnye Juvenile BOOKS, po'h
French English, for every in great variety ON
fhaISSh 'h'hoh'
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CARPETINGs, Floor On-cioths. Curtain Materials
&cThe subscribers have the pleasure of announcing 70 the
friends and generally Of the ces o
Georgetown and Alexandria, and adjacent counties OF
and Virginia that they have Just New York and Boston
packets by far the extensive and altogether the most complete
assortment of furnishing dry goods q every desspon that
pleasure presenting the public the ead
ing articles of which they beg 10 ennmeraie, viz
IS pieces tapestry velvet caTpeting, new designs
50 do tapestry Brussels do very rich
rs do extra heavy English Brussels do
Is do do do small figures
5 bales patent English Rrusses low priced
5000 yards super ply carpetng Lowell manufacture
$500 do do ingram carpetng DO do
1000 do do do second quality
very beautiful oil CLOTH which will be cut TO any
shape for halls passages
20 pieces wled Venetian, for and steps
so ir-rods all sizes, and cheap
25 printed drugget crunb cloths, from lO4 10 i6A
TO pieces very rich silk and wool curtain de laine
20 do do worStcd and cotton do
25 do worted danasks
Is do do union danasks, double width
do worsted de aines for furniture
25 do Tukeyred cashmerets
25 pairs richly embroidered lace curtains
so pairs embroidered muslin
30 pieces embroidered curtain muslins lew price
$50 brass cornices, richest the cheapest.
Together with all curtain trimmings and fixtures of the
all of which will be offered
Purchasers cordially invited examine stock
HooE, BROTHER, & co.
Sept l5-d4wf
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Once OF Co respondence, wasli nKton City.
persons having business city of Washington
formed that the Undersigned has established here an OFFICE
OF CORRESPONDENTS, OF giving inoma
desired Of the world No business
public private, honorable character will
this office. wishing
business they have before Con-
gress public Offices &e, will be dcreeuy advised and
where professional other aid is the best VIII be
cured recommended.
undersigned regard all communicated him in
with Office sacredly CONFIDENTIAL and will by
himself through such agents be necessary for him to
employ, possible them nvioiate
Every letter Of inquiry must contain fee OF hss doar which
generally required; but should
service be rendered. the will
be "a a satisfactory letter in Tepy.
Address, (postass prepadl THOMAS e CONNOLLY,
Once Of Correspondence, Washington, ID. c.
WAsurscToS City, January l6, 1884,
Mr. Thomas Connolly known a worthy citizen,
intelligence, and clear accurate and ready
him eminenuy qnalned Tor the able
Of the useful duties connected with
his andor desg ant ONCE Of Correspondence
RICHARD WALLACH,
u. q. Marshal or District OF Columba1
WALTER LENox,
Mayor OF Washington eyl
10. GALES,
[senior Editor Of the National Inteiligencerl
r. w. LATHAM tBanker)
Jan 2o-TuTbssadf5m
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TOR sAIEThat beautiful commodous cottage residences
on h, and Boundary streets, containing 1879
,ouare feet Of being square 4o and just finished
now offered sale apartments, with theefold
smoke wood and carriage houses with
stabing and pump Of excellent water In the
yard, II 80, -, -.,,. oa..~
rapidly improving neighborood aud enjoys the double advan
age Of a city md country residence ,,- ,,,,
description OF the surrounding beautiful vicinity mgny
improyed convenences deemed unnecessary fer
sons wishing will please call and eamins Tor
Title from United States Inquire Of H. JOHNSON, on me
premises.
octl5-eolw
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~ received
~ splendid embroidered Grape shnwls
~ do plain do
~ yards brocsde, striped and plaid silks
~ 40 "a, 3, and ~ de Rine black silks
iS1 DO new style berogc de lsins
81 90 best quality French moussciincs
.W 90 French ginghnms, very handsome
~ DO neat figured Freach cbintxes
" dozen clear lawn handkercbefs
3 cartons embroidered do
- pieces plaid cambrics
~ % dress patterns fine dotted muslns
ram Swiss rnusIins, Nsnsook muslins
beok muslns, white cambfios
- pieces black aIpacas
~ DO Barkey Irish linens
Russia diapers, huckaback diapers, table dsmnsks
Damask napkins, cloths, cassmorss
Ntsinrs, curtain muslins
,S1 pieces white and red hanpels
W. yards heached cottons, from 6h 10 18h cents
~ ~ 90 81 and le4 blcached shsetings
900 do brown Go do 81 IL Ism cents
90 bales bod ticking, at 6 \ cents
~ yards English and American cacoes some a, cents
snO do ingram and . ply carpets
20 do velvet and tapestry carpets
." DO rag carpets, at 2S cents per ynrd.
fSl3-3aw9wf
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YemaIs Eduoation al wa.n,nston.

SUBSCRIBER thankful for patronage with winch he has been
favored ffom neen States, families
highest positions the respectfully
nc mas entered the fourth OF his service in city
dtxhfesnlh OF his experenee) instructor youth
his Private Family Boarding school for the education young
ladies IN all the solid the ornamental branches
american female education, limited twenty pupils
es advantages domestic comfort asucon
not be attained
Inc language Of intercourse family and the school Freneh
under The instruction of French lady educated the profession
Paris.
X w. CUsHMAN, A. M,
80 Indiana avenue, City Hal.
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Sep, is-d4wif

CONTENTS the American Almanac for lS52.-Ex-
and Lists of Public ocei Postmastes
Collectors Recevers Indian
Agents; Army and Navy Pension Agents; Army List Arsenas
and Vessels, Marine Corps
Judiciay c United States abroad
Foreign Ministers Consu In the United States abstracts Of
OF Post Once Depart
men Revenue Mail Service Receipts and Expenditures Compen
Foreign Home Commerce and Navigation
United States Imports Exports, Tonnage and Commercial
Marine United States Imports Exports and Debts for sixty years
1850 Expenditures for period Debt OF
Public Lands Mint ard Officers; Coinage for
Fyeght Religious Denominations State Elec-
and ocer Debts Finances 6c Congress- Railroads Cow
of and much other valuable mat
ter, oov ed o mi nj dvertseinenl
Complete $50 closely printed Price ST.
mai ihng postage, to any post office In tho
United States Just received by
FRANCk TAYLOR
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WooDi wOODi WOOD 1.-The subscriber has nj hi. wood
near lfh street bridge, sight hundred
oa and pine wood which no is anxious sell for
wiz be at the yard NJ all deliver
az may suit purchasers He will take the liberty
I W. o. ms friends and customers as TO the quality q the wood,
M, m 10 r. u Daniel John IT. Frost John Clsgett O. O. Gram
lnn "'p """oR'"a rev. u. ~ morgan Ss' var. Ham
'm7-soou. cropor w CONWAY
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Notice of the discOntinuance OF the United states
Land ONCE ut Fort Wayne, Indiana.

Land oHce at fort wayne, Indiana.
Under the provisions OF the of Congress-
approved June 2 lS40 which declares
quantity Of public land remaining unsod in land district shall be
reduced number of than hundred
shall be the duty Of the Secretary Of the Treasury
land office for such district and land any district
unsod time of the discontnuance
shall be subject to sale Of the existing land offices
convenient 10 the district which the land office shall
been discontinued OF which the Secretary of
give notice - sd inonuch the duties ADORE hare
rolped the Secretary the Interior by the "7
Home Department. approved Sd March, l649--
Noce accordingly hereby that the Secretary Of the IN
terror has advised this office that the land oce Fo Wayne
State of Indiana, discontinued,
unsod of the dsconnuance be thereafter
sale the land Office Indianapolis, in said State.
Lands unso and by subject
private entry within the limits OF the Fort Wayne district will
subject heretofore from
receipt register thereof
officers Indianapolis gipe the
they r be PePced 10 receive applications entries
tatds at their office.
j. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
Feb l5-2aw3w
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THE BOSTON American Almanac for 1854, voIum
closely printed giving in addiusn TO ths usual al
matter authentic, varied Information concerning
affairs of the general and State governments, and dgesn
private correspondence relating the
government legislation, public institutions, internal
Of the United States and Of
several public officers imports,
navy Judiciary expenditures census &c &c
Price 81 mail rihng postage
Office in the United This day received -
Nov - FhANCh IAfLoh
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RIO sportsmen-J w. BADEN Pennsylvania 9th
see, opened small lot of superior doublebarrel
guns Of saleable Sizes and unusually low prices.
Likewise fresh supply Of Dixon Sons powder TASKS o 10
and oounces
Shot pouches and belts
singe and double game bags, dram bottles
English, French, and American caps
wadding powder horns, sc. ....
Octt7-la w3w
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CORDONs Digest OF the Laws OF the United states,
edition. coming down TO 1851 including also the treaties with
judicial decisions relating
law by Thomas r. Gordon; complete
octave Of l,i67 pages. This day received
Nov Is FRANCK TAYLOR.
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THE CIVIL LAW Of spain and Mexico, arranged ON
principles OF the modern codes, with notes and references,
preceded historical introduction TO the Spanish and Mexican
law imbodyng appendix OF the most important
Mexican Congress by Gustayus Schmidt counsellor
ceived. fhANSh lhiLOs.
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California Land Titles.
ascertainng settling
land hereby
session of their Francisco said State
m the 9Th day Of December 1851.
hands, city OF Washington, this ilt dsyo
September, 1851.
HARRY l. THORNTON,
Sept l7-eod3m Commissioners
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TINE editions of American, English, and French
including all Of the most esteemed and staple value
anon, The poets esayists and bccseo
writers generally Of each Language; books q permanent woh
meay the undersigned In great
etp every whether American or imported
nv MmseC from England They viii be found from
miniature pocket writing desk up TO fun library szo
many hne library cali or morocco,
and reasonable prices in every case, ON
fhAN'h ihhbofs
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VIRGINIA Locomotive and Car Works, Wolfe strccS
and river Potomac, Alexandria, Venia--smth Perkins,
locomotive and tenders marine
stationary engines and boilers chilled wheels and
chilled and wrought spre, machinery and castings
orally.
undersigned having extensive shops, and
modern machinery and too prepared
and machinery OF all kinds
80 r. @. SMITH,
Of the Alex andra Iron Works.
THATCHER PERKINS,
Machinery the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Auge0-dly
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NEW Juvenile Bocks-True Stories from Ancient History
IN by Mother.
True STORIES Modern Bstoy by the author Of "Always
Happy
Winter Evening Book OF Pleasant and Usofu Reading
The Conclusion of "swiss Family Rohinson.n
Peter the wbsier Adventures In the Arctic Regions
Guide the knowledge Of Things Famihm
The Daisy or, Csutionary Stories IN Verse
Cowsip; More Cautionary Stories In Verse
And many ote new, Of including
French story books, imported from Paris by .,,,o,
fhANck Ihthon
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THE gned respe fully the public
proprietor the line mail coaches running
Winchester by the of Leesbug He
will good stages and good have in his employment
skf and accommodating drivers The
trip will always good time and every pains will be
taken every mnde the
and comfort patronage
public patronage very respectfully solicited. Office Potomac
House, avenues between ID and Az streets
JAMES H. KEMP.
Idly
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A CARD.


DApMELE MALsTER, dentists, removed their once
70 9th seet, few doors east Of their former place
Oct 9-eofa.
ERom LONDON his sigrahons by R. O. Latham,
nj. d., z. X. :. i volume-ls5l
on Roads Road making; by Sir Henry ParneI volume
on rolariud Light, by Charles woodward Frs Iyo-lsS
What Observe Q, the Traycs ke5e%ssneer BY Colonel
The screw Navy by Captain alsted royal
Ths screw Propeller and 10. application by
Nineye and per.epos their history
ynus Department Of Antiquities, British Museum volume
Pcen treatise on the Law Privileges Proceedng Usage
Parliament by Bkne May, Of the Middle Temple
Nanon,s History Origin and Progress Of Asuonsmy vol
1880 Imported by least steamer by .,,,,,, ,,.,,,o
oct1 -
rARPER's Magazine for October.
III international Mssazne Tor Oe,oner. eom onc, aoo
,o ouoa, IN onna ,ooso Won with tbe recent revolt.
Self DeeeponA History Of Human Heart part I'd by Mrs
'''h. The I.o,dop Medical student; 9y Pinch :
The I,ondos Lancet Tor September.
Don ourouo, vol svo price 90 cents Ihs DAY RECEIVED
os,S booksellers 9th
nAPEsTRY Velvet and Tapestry Brus.el. Carpet
@ me mos goods ohe above description which,
present stock now enable us to please the most fa
Also rugs, and doormats match .,.o,,
Do do in panel. oak and marble mosaic pave, and
que, patterns which cut according % d:sI.m to orS.
human hair-sTEvRNs Aheusunl bas Just receved
fresh supply Of following standard articles for oe
Phalons chemical hair invrorator
, Barry Micopherons
Jaype's hair tonic
GuerIain,s EauIcss Eau Lustrsns
Macasssr oil marrow, NC.
Lubnf c1trae soap, Cologne &C.. all Of
which be sold at moderate prices -
A, the Abcnrum. opposite Adclphi Theatre.
ssptai-6bf
NAP OF tho Island Of cubst Just PubIishedg price
M rs cents. H fANck TAfLoh.
Sept ls
MATILDA MONTGoMERIE-. sequel In "wscous-
MI Ia ~ hy Major Richardson. vol
This dsyreceived FOR sale, BY
TAYLOR MAURy,
Sept IS boohseners, net" 0h street.
! PRACTICAL Treatise tho Law OF Vendors and
Pubsssrs by the Right Hon. Sir Edward sueden
with notes OF American decisions the law Of
ars srd nurcbase by j. O. Perkins,
VoS Sc,s FRANcK TAYLOR.