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WAsnisoToN COUNTY, ND,


the Dioeeun College Of the ProteHan EPeoPai ClHeAJ
open Monday, October Q, 1851
and until iha commencement dsy'-the last
Thursday July 1852 New students recommended TO enter
opening session. received time they
ply, charge estimated from The date ofheir entrance
number OF affords all the
education, and the successful termina
collegiate course confrs its graduates The usual sca
demcal degrees.
grammar school, Immediately adjoining the college and
supervision Of the rector, but under distinct discipline,
lads the beginning Of their academca course and prepares
them for the collegiate classes The oversight aud direction e
professors college special advantages the pupils IN
the grammar school
In the mercantile classes study Greek language Is
and It's place supplied by additional studies In modern Ian
guages book keeping, SC, . .
1he situation college entirely heahful and, by lie dis.
from and villages, favorable good morals and
order.
Kemp Hail. new building 90 by 4O win be ready for
eupaon session In edition % the ormer
corps professors the trustees have recently appointed Hugh pv
Evans, civil ecclesiastical and John H.
Alexander, Ill. d.. lecturer physics chemistry.
whole charge 1.-THE in the college and grammar
schoo hundred and twenty I'VE
dollars, payable semi annually In advance.
Applications for admission 70 be made 20
Rev. JOHN o. KERFoOT n. D., Rector,
College OF 81. James =. o. Maryland.
l4-laNom
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within the reach OF us slI.The celebrated
IL physicians Doctors Brothers and Gray, have hnay
themselves in the city ofWashns,sn after having
Of knowledge and having spent
Indians for the purpose Of getting orough
knowledge botany they acr themselves qualified alleviate
and which the human family subject we
promise 10 an who favor with call that we VIII with
out asking them question: tell them their complaints and sym
TOMS and guarantee easy and speedy cure The Doctors
medicines are wholly vegetable and prepared BY themselves we
also compants no mse
from what they have originated how long standing
Ref be had once from
living In all the western counties Of the States Of New
York, Pennsyvnn Canada Sc who, having been given 70
die by the faculty. hearing OF and awaiting themselves OF
skill Diseases
once the following dyspepy, constipation piles .croa
bronchitis scsd head dopsy
diseases disease, Of The skin lungs, stomach bowels liver
Kidneys, spine, sc.
once street, opposite the Smithsonian Institution
Oct e-d2ws
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DEMOyALThe celebrated DR. c. w RoBACK professor OF
IL astroogy, pIenology and combined
with eonuraon, from Sweden having removed his ONCE y No
White New York, ofes his services the citizens
Of Warrington lie has consulted by the crowned heads Of
Europe, and enjoys higher reputation auooger than
living Naivtes calculated according to geomancy
ladies So gentlemen Persons at distance can have their
natves sending date OF the Of their BIRTH All
letters containing the above fee viii receive immediate atten
ton, and naivues sent TO part of the world written
durable paper he make OF his
COMPUTATION Of the following topics. Courshp advice
successful accomplishment OF wealthy marriage
he has the redeem such given to the free
of the bottle for all Of hazard and for the recovery
properly and the purchasing lottery tickets Thou
sands the have been done in this city and Its
vicinity, United States the full satisfaction Of all
naves horoscopes have been cast during The last four
while here. Letters will and will do
call person. and the mail safe that
fear uat through the Office Dr. Roback
900 monthly, and has missed
All letters will be regouy attended to- prepaid BE
office, and State For particulars
The Office Of the Union and get astrological almanac
gratis. - ..u.,
White street, New York.
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General agency az washington, ID. c.


DY A. NJ FARoUHAR, formerly OF Hamburg Pennsylvania,
ID for claims for services with Mer
the revolutionary with Great Bntsin and the Pt
ida
Por pensions, bounty land, scrip,
Bounty Lana-Wil attend purchase and OF bounty
land order.
Patent oesThe applications for patents, procuring models,
viii be attended all their various branches
General Pon OFes-A claims against the department will be
prosecuted settlement Of consctors quarterly accounts OF
ditto facilitated, kc.
New Orleans Delta, Nashville Union, Mobile Advertiser, Louis
Louis New Era Cincinnati Gazette Indianapolis
Sentinel Herald and Detroit Free Press, win bsh
Of S. and send their bills this ONCE accompanied
with paper. June 2<n
carpetns, floor oil cloths maiting ugs curtain materials,
sbeeting and furnishing goods generally
Pennsylvania avenue, 7h and s Washington,
ID. C.
Aug Oft
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DE sELDlNG wYLIE,
Todds Bufling Psnnsyivunia neIt door us Of
Brolcu's Hotel, Warrington, ID. c.
rnAs. DE sELDING ANDREW wYLIE, IT,, having formed
nehip for the purpose OF proscung claims before
Congress- executive departments, beo< board Of com
adjustment OF polaiions other
against foreign prepared their
faithful al business that be intrued TO
charye obtaining PENSIONS bounty
claims arising under contracts sailes
and selling estate collecting private claims,
rents, kc
Andrew wye b win attend any law business with which
himself Arm nirud In Of the courts Of
District, the Supreme Court Of the United States.
seldng being United States commissioner
commissioner OF deeds for ell the States Of the Union
give prompt the taking OF Testimony, scknowiedg
other duties which appetan his oibce
Charges will moderate regulated BY the claimed,
and Of services required.
post pad) will receive Immediate attention
Svpt5-dly
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ORNATE TUTOR.--A young English gentleman, who has
good education, and resided some years in Paris u
the companion
sons In private family Of respectabity.
References family connexions be
given parties ofhe highest respecb either In this country OF
in England,
Address Aer vance, Dor post ONCE osweso New York
Mar lS-duf
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A. ~ q. A. ARNOUN,
DRaPERs and TaTLORS,
Q. 3s3 Broadway, corner Of Duane street,

.7bors TIE Hrfng Hopts, Nep Tort,
DEsPECTFULLY offienda The pah,e IA
IL their assortment OF spring goods, Of the
which they prepared make
fashionable eohs
cassmcres, and vcstne Of latest imporsons gan, shi
for dark do patterns OF embroderies
There are three sk artists employed In this
coats,
IL complete In itself
order with accuracy and despatch and approved
Strangers who this metropolis will hnd
msni everything 70 their taste and perfect ~
" D. frrMrs wiIsTeoarsThese elegant waistcoar that
much admired Garden have been awarded the
first premium BY the American institute their
Feb i5-dlm
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WILLIAM HOHSER,
ATTORNEY At LAW,
IdpcasisY, Grdst copHfH, UiscoHsin,

(LiTK OF TluaurrH COUNTY, yID
WILL OF Grant, Dane and Iowa countless and
w federal supreme Madison. lie will give
prompt attention the collection Of claims tho
redemption OF lands and the OF tares for
noD-resideni nndho!deu In any part Of the state
Refers H. s. fooie, u T. senae Hon james NJ Mason
u Senate Inman Homer, eco,
Mason attorneys at law New York Professor W Homer,
be.n Crockett John Kasson attorneys ailsw 81 Louis,
Missouri. Aplg-lAwly
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he QUfNCES's Literary "Reminiscences, q vols. I2o.,
~ being vols and Of the uniform edition Of his
Mothefwcls rosthumous POEMS vol.
The Vision Of sir Launnia poems by James Russell Lowell
Memoirs Of the Rev. Jos Buckminef
stevens hnckminster by Eliza Buckminser Lee. vol
Brief Practical Treatise on Mortars with OF the
employed the public In Boston hsbor by Lieut.
WIN N. Wright u 3. Engineers.
This day received for sale by
TAYLOR MAURY,
Septic Booksellers, near OH street
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OFFICERS and Graduates OF the United states Mill
Academy West Point from 1902 1885, BY Captain Geo
w. Colum, ". =. A.
Tn. Tutors Wad Novel by the author Of Wsfing Sketches
kc, &c
The Lsdys Voyage Around World selected translation
the OF Ida Pfelfer, by Mrs Percy sinnett
TAYLOR n MAURY,
Dec s BOOKSELLER, 9th street
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EDWARD X. COLLINS CO.,
No. SO Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN sHlPLEY, CO.,
a Liverpool
r. g. ROBERTS 4 CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN. MUNROE h CO..
% Rue Notre Dame des VICTORIES,
Paris
GEO. IL DRAPER, Havre.
ships viii accountable for gold silver,
buon specie ewel precious stones, metals unless bills OF
fading signed and the value thereof expressed
Sept 5-dly
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Sept 20--6mosd

DISSOLUTION Of firm heretofore
ing under OF Dyer Brother Is this day by mutual
consent, dissolved George f. Dyer will attend the
the Of the h, also Of the unsettled business
Robert W. Dyer deceased which immediate attention
is respectfully requested. EDWARD z. DYER,
GEO. f. DYER.
WAsHIsoros, September "a, 1880.
90 Copartnershp Notice.-The undersigned formed
copanarshp under the and firm OF Dyer MCGUIRE and
will general and business
of Brother Of 10th
avenue.
solicit of ths atrennge
slowed The late rm pledge themselves discharge h
fully conhded 10 them
Dyer Mcclure prepared make advances all
slgnments and TO cash all sales made by them.
EDWARD G. DYER,
J. G. MCGUIRE.
WAsns0ToS, SeptembAr "a, 1885,
27-du
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MOSES T.. HOLT,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At Law,
S1a Fraueisro. California.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At Law,
San Francisco, California.
Hon. s. W. Iuge NJ c. Alabama; John Taylor,
Mobile, Alabama MessrF. Rhodes Wright, Co.. New Or
Lon,slsns Henry CLARK Tsrboro North Carolina
Hon W. NJ. Gwin NJ c. Californian Benz X True, New York
city j. r. HeAey Boston, Massachusetts A. n. Hatch esq.
Portsmouth, New Hampshire. May 7-9awly
NEW York and California millionaire As-octation.-
~ shares thousand dollars Capital
600 limited number Of be obtained influential
who capital special partners, admitted
conformity with revised Of New YORK. on
sons liability future the OF 900 CASH
certificates Of shares issued therefor annually
with fair Of doubling the whole In safe operations In
nde and mining the United saiss uode The direction and
uel Of OLIVER HOLDEN,
A. the General Partner and Chief Agent ofhe Company,
No. III Wall street, New York.
Csfornans responsible throughout
who aid In obtaining with the United app
and association be
feren points, where line Of steamers and vessels be made
available for trade, the m1 and freight
from Europe, Asia, Ahica, and the Americas.
There large and increasing business doing with Cao
nn the Pacific se aud so long the supply Of gold continues
the demand for capital goods and manufactures viii atouh the
most liberal views and calculations therefor And this
demand profit thereby this association formed,
der the frn and style OF o. HOLDEN g. Co,
Mercantile Commercial, and Commission Merchants Banking
Insurance and Mining Agents New York and San Francisco
Capital 81 100000.
Feb2-u
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
MORSE LINE)
WASHINGTON oTucr, PESxsYLvAnA AVENUE,
t.nL hou.. -. 80 atnr.I unt.l NJ

Finh house east Of National Hotel, Noe.
THE line established BY IN the United
consequently odest-he pioneer line extending
Washington, Baltimore Philadelphia and New York. and
delivering receiving stations, Hayre
Grace, wilmington Princeton, New Brunswick, New
ark and Jersey Chc only line IN the country the present time
repairs
prepared deliver number Of which
be required oft for the accommodation Of the public with
accuracy prompness, fidelity hitherto unequacd
companies Of Morse ine norm,
extending already heen thousand miles,
which and will be delivered desired The
line thoroughly ystcmazed
ness OF messages
charges equal special
this
line, and fhey do find most reliable or ee
Uaphns Offices OF Magnetic Telegraph Company
Wsssgon city, Pennsylvania avenue, h house OF National
Hoej Baltimore No Exchange South Cay Philadelphia,
iol Chestnut Quincy building; New York,
Hanover street. corner Of Beaver.
.#. .... WIN NJ SWAIN, President.
March l4-3md'
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COR Rent, the large and rnodfous house In thi
It first ward now occupied by the BRAZILIAN Minister
For terms apply 10 Gen. Grnioi, Six Buildings.
sept2l-eodtf ttnlelll
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I KNOX WALKER will prsctis. law the supreme
Court OF the United States, and prosecution
claims against the government Address Washington, D.
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THE Principal OF the wansnon IN CT Male Academy wisho, 10
forthwith assistant teacher who s qualified
English bsnchos and the lower Mathematics He
sober habits good character,
Al applications must made immediately and BY letter post paid
10 The Principal,
Feb l9-du
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no OWNERS Lands In TeIns-h gentleman in Virginia,
who good and lawyer desires remove 70 reras
season, ik- the
OF lands country with view bring them into
market.
lie has family capital and DESTROYS engaging in
agriculture lie the satisfactory testimonials capaci
integrity responsibility and his general acquaintance
considerable emigration Texas.
Any would be inclined himself
arrangement pacedtn correspondence
suitable responses, addressing paid
VIM. GOULDiN
General agent ard collector, Richmond, Virginia.
Mnrla If
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THIS institution very pleasantly stustsd the Georgetown
Heghthe prospect from embracing the city Of Washington
miles, and Of Alexandria II Dc.
signed 10 extend 10 limited number boys benefit good
PRACTICAL education IL seeks combine the advantages
Of thorough ncadcmcs instruction with the proper discipline Of
Christian home. .
session win begin November Parents who for
nny cause desire with tho
Application for admission Of pups for further information may
be addressed,
REV ANTHONY TEN BROCK, Georgetown, &c.
References: Bishop OF Maryland, and Hugh Dsvey Evans
L. D. Baltimore Hon 4, r. Chambers Kent county Md Aaron
Dayton ESQ., Auditor o. the Treasury Washington Evan
Iyons ESQ., Georgetown W. Beverhout Thompson, Pitboro
North Carolina, Miller Haowes, ST May's, Georgia.
Sent l6-Qawfw
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North side doors ThTd
undsr 0adsty's Hotel,
DECs leave hs friends, the citizens OF Washington
ID Georgetown Aeranda, public in general
Congress- visiting the city, that his stock of cloths
smeres yesngs, and complete. Although
amount $4,000 worth sueent large for all good buy
their wardrobe
establishment the District sm goods that all perfectly
aud esh all Of this falls impoaon which will be made order
the shortest pouee aDdin style be sufpassed nequald
by any other establishment In the United States. ID
lie advance the highest price paid In this city for his
Having been employed establishment Of r. w. Browning
years. having his special charge
cult branch Of The cutting department known TO our ade and
general taurfacon, prompted by DESIRE
Interest," he aer himself that he will be able please all
viii him with their patronage, which he eamesy soe
NJ b. Also constantly hand assortment OF fancy goods
shirts, drawers, undefs stocks
gloves, collars and article complete gentle
wardrobe.
U--2
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New Fall and Winter Goods.


uooE, BROTHER, Co, Pennsylvania avenue, between 7h
III eth have just received and offer
of the cities Of Washington, Georgetown and Alexandria
surrounding counties OF Maryland and Virginia,
complete French English India staple
dry goods, of the recent imporatons They
Very elegant brocade silks, dark colors
Extra rich brocade silk for evening
Rich plaid silk, new styles
Extra heavy plain pouit de sole
Heavy waeIed silks, all colors
Real Irish poplins richly watered, all shaded
Very iustrous black Silks all widths
Superior wide coored silk vevets, every shade
French Merino and Thbet cloths great variety
French nous. de lanes, new designs
French cashmere de cosse, latest styles
Rich embroidered chemiretles with sleeves match
Real Yaieneiennes lace chemisettss and cuffs
Elegantly embroidered and lace trimmed handkerchief
White embroidered Canton shswis, from S2 SIS
Velvet coaks and manillas, STYLES
SILK mantiias and visites, also styles
Real cashmere shawis, long and square
cashmere and Thibet scarh
Long and short sewing silk mits and gloves
celebrated Kid gloves, sire and shade
Black silk laees black and coored silk frnges
Thread laces and insertngs, wide and narrow
Muslin and cambria rulings
Muslin and cambric nserings and edgngs
Sash, nee H. and belt hbands, &C, &c.
Together other enteiy and desirable goods, suit
approaching which weekly add
OF finding,
times during season, fashionable Styles
prices - - -
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n just published. London, 1851.
Fans Anatomy Of the Of / alias
Of plates London
rated. London
The PlsnA Biography by VI j. achleiden NJ D.. vol A.
ustrsded. London.
rnehard Natural History OF ocmvo ongraynss.
Illustrated Operative Surgery and surgical Anatomy
translated from
j lust Published. -
Many engravngs. FRANCK TAyI ON
Dec IL
Ia Pice par Mime BernIeT ' = = 'f~ y
- non fiaonh ~ h meehant Thieuy O. g. schmd.
Joseph e. dore, danger s Msuynses Comp1gnes mar
n. Marcel. - ''' S"F's- -
Les Creoes, Ient1nsnsn a. i,r,smple bar Nine
= ''NN"f'~' = -
illustrations De pHis'oire sante par rAb5e pon.ser
Rsssfen. on e Devouement Filial Mime Fsrrene
Amsis Corsin porpheline 40 snne par Victor noubIe
Antonio, gu IOrpheln De Florence par Louis F1eds
simple's Coutes par M. rAbbe Roussier.
Etpdes H-toriqnes aliusage dc Ia jeunesse.
Les Tros Fills du Capitaine par Leon Guern.
kinds prices, youth
imported direct from Paris BY
FRANcK TAYLOR
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IEAsIIIsGTON SEMINARY, D. C.--1he evening rngsh
classical and school of this
every night Saturdays and sundsy' from O'Clock
o.
The English branch compsesEnesh grammar practical
Of reading improve nent
Of STYLE lectures oeuon, the public
speaking together with criticisms Of distinguished Eng
writer's Of prose and
The classical department devoted explanation analysis
Latin authors, and Latin composition, enabling
shor read and write In tongue fhcity.
Tnt mathematical class comprise the study Of arithmetic book
keeping algebra, geometry, surveying tsonome and calculus
Nov I'll SAMUEL BARBER, President
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nFFICIAL Military Books, FOR sale by Taylor g.
" MAURY. booksellers, 9th street, Washington,
Cavalry Tactics, vols price S5-vefy scaice,
Wsynes Sword Exercise price 81.
SCOTS Infantry Tactics, 3vols. price 81 80
Instructions fof Mountain Artillery; price 70 cents
Coopers Tactics and Regulations for the Militia
Instructions for Field Artillery, Horse and Foot.
Crnsss Military Laws.
McCombs Courts Martial,
Ordnance Manual,
Army and Navy Registers.
And ali other government books and documents
sept1
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\ Ew BOOT AND SHOE sroHE.-Th. subscriber has
taken Of those and elegant stores recently erected by
Mess Duya Brother the north side OF Pennsylvania
shoe business branches engaged
o. Mr. Henry Maselss Who well known,
Cor himself high Tenutaon eu and whose attention viii be
particularly directed the manufacturing boots aud shoes
We would particularly the attention Of lAd the beau
u elegant style Mars.lus eacr boots
We great beautiful Of
and English leather, kid silks and atm which viii be made
order In Mr. Ms usual beautiful style.
addition 10 our mauuscory great
New YORK, Philadelphia, and BALTIMORE, all Of
shoes f description,
which particularly invite attention OF the public generally
Oct 1-eolw j. NJ. JOHNSON
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EMOyAL--DUvALL n BROTHER, merchant tAlors have
the pleasure informing friends and
they removed their and elegant just
erected AZ and 9Th
square Of their old They have just surnd from New
York opening the richest and elegant
sortmen OF goods business whica prepared
DUvALL 4 BROTHER,
N. D. Wanted, two three Grstrate coat hands.
aont diva oov
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uOUsEkEEPING articles, such as
III French China dinner and
Iron China dinner, and toilet
Crockery every color and quality
Cut and pressed glassware, looking glasses
Fancy hardware, lsmps, and rirnndoles
Table cutlery, mAne and table
Japan ed goods plated
BtonIed iron goods, hlhata and Britannia
Cooking utens. Of almost every description
Wood wsre, Tin ware, baskets, brushes, sc.
Altogether forming extensive assortment Of housekeeping
Giles worthy Of hossekeepc those about furnishing
Purchasers viii nnd decidedly their Interest call and
inc articles pricea g, w. BOTELER,
Nov le-9an3w Opposite Cenre MafkeL
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Columbian College, ID. q.
THE .iie session Of six months will be opened he l7 Of
Il September,
Room, library, bed and furniture 100
Table aud servants, week 225
Charges I students who do not board
- w
Room, library, and furniture ~ 90
Fue atco-t washing 37K cents per dozen.
MecuiaOn sOj and small charge for average damages
college exclusive Of books and stationery
exceed sso per Students be admitted az
opening Of the session Is preferable Bulls payable three
months In advance.
opportunity Of attending the Of lee
the dr guished OF science Al the Smith
Institution also Of hearing the debates In Congress and ar
United Supreme Court advantages which
other college can preseni. - :.
Courses HUI August, 1851, aug 2t-dscplhWfW
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nRApEn aud Ts,lor--wILLIAM TUCKER, late Of the
Tucker, Pennsylvania between ~ and
Streets prepared receive cali. from his
and public generally having Just opened large and
Englh cloths casimeres and
selected by himself with from tho extensive
importing OF New York and Phanephia, all of which will
prices the OF his establish
sufficient guarantee all who honor him with their
patronage uieD which bls will be executed
BI shall be ready days show some Of the handan
styles have been offered In this city,
-