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A COMPENDIUM Entire Body OF tho Law |,
BY arranged with reference to the
and approved authorities. - IL
svos, Law sheep, svo, pp Ait. Retail price $40
40 and 81 Ann street. New York.
Opinion Of the Profession.
There profession that contain such bsdy Of
within the limits, that more deserving Of
p'0'' pA''''s'' CHIEF JUSTICE NELSON.
with Mr. Justice Nelson in his opinion fhe abovemen
toned work.
NEW YoRx, Sept %, 1850.
The reliable citations from the whee
treatise 70 . a SS ana M o
reference and will extensively aid the STUDENT the practitioner,
80 ~ ~ ROBERT J. WALKER.
ooroBER l2, 1850.
Ihave frequently examined m citations and have been highly
with the precon which pn-
distance from myre that
learn it's merits and, like me, enjoy its advantage n ,yn
NrwYoKK Cry, Oct 10, 1885,
mpars advantages of accura,sand welananged
book, while the profession vast deal Of time and
DAVID rAUL BROWN, rhiladelphia
Mr. Kline has collected with great diligence and accuracy The
very ably which those questions apply The
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the revolutionary the with Great Britain and the Flor
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with paper, June 24u
ID III. HOOE ~ CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
carpene, floor oil cloths mnttngs rugs curtain materials
blankets and furnishing goods generally
between 7h and 9Th Streets Washington
DC.
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United first circuit from 1872 to 1851 follows:
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the circuit, 1879
1875 Second edition. with additional notes and references
vols, 6yo. Boston, 1895
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AorA side apssus four doors esf Of Third street.
- undsr Gads6ys Hotel,
DEGS leave inform friends the citizens of Washington
ID Georgetown Alexandria, public In general also members Of
Congress- visiting the city that his stock OF cloths cas-
ssres vesngs large and complete. Although does
amount $4,000 worth ssucientyl or all good buy
advantageous terms other
District goods that all perfectly new
OF fai which will be made TO order
notice. style be surpassed equalled
by any other establishment In the United States -
He advance on the highest price paid IN this city or s
work
Having employed The establishment OF r W. Browning
having his special charge the most dim
cult branch OF The cutting department known TO our trade and
general prompted by desre well
he will be able please all that
him patronage, which he earnestly solcts
NJ constantly assortment OF fancy goods
Shirts under cravats, stocks, suspenders
gloves collars article complete gentle
mans wardrobe.
Nov1 {--oa ifbN
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A. ~ q. A. ARNOUX,
DIAPERS IND T.AILORS,
No. 2aa ElrondwaY. corner Of Duane street.

.sbops the IRVING Houss, New PORK,
DEaPECTFULY invite the attention ofend and the public
IL OF spring goods tbs newest patterns
they prepared make In the best and
fashionable a prices. Fresh
and vcsns latest impcrtauons elegant light silks
M dark do. patterns Of Paris embrodcrics
shu artists employed In this
cut pants and one 70 cut waistcoas Each
is itself Army and
accuracy despatch and approved
who this metropolis will hnd this
everything 10 their aste and perfect ~ lie always insured.
NJ. n pnunfpM wAIsTroATs.-Thepe elegant
admired Castle Garden awarded
premium by the American Institute their fair,
ls-dm
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-.
niSsOLUTION Of firm heretofore
under OF Dyer Brother 10 this day, by mutual
consent dissolved Mr. George +. Dyer will attend the
Of the late h also Of the unsettled business
of the late Robert w Dyer deceased to which immediate attention
is respectfully requested. EDWARD Q. DYER,
GEO. r. DYER.
WAsHIssros, September "a, 1880.
M Copartnership Notice.The undersigned have formed
the and firm Of Dyer MCGUIRE
auction and commission business
Brother, 10th
slowed the ats f and pledge themselves discharge faith
fully conhded 10 them.
Dyer prepared make advances upon
signments, and cash all sales made by them.
EDWARD q. DYER,
J. Z. MCGUIRE
WAsmEeToS, septembss "a, 1850
Sept 27--du
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New Fall and Winter Goods.


UooE, BROTHER, & CO., Pennsylvania avenue between ,th
III have just received and prepared to offer to the
citizens OF the cities Of Washington Georgetown and
of Maryland and virginia. full and
complete French English and India fancy and staple
dry goods, of the recent imponaions They name
Very elegant brocade silks, dark colors
Extra rich bIocade silk, for evening
Rich plaid silk, styles
Extra heavy plain poult de sole
Heavy watered silks, all colors
Real poplins richly watered all shades
iustro black silks, all widths
wide coored silk vevets, every shade
% Thbet cloths, great variety
de LANES, designs
FTenc cashmere de latest styles
Rich MI chemiseties with sleeves TO match
Rca yaienciennes lace chcmisettes and cuffs
Richly embroidered muslin capes, collars and caps
embroidered and lace trimmed handkerchief
White embroidered Canton shawls, from S2 to SIS
Velvet cloaks and manullas, styles
and visites, also styles
Rea ghaws long and
Real cashmere and Thbet scars
sewing silk mits and gloves
celebrated kid gloves, size and shade
Black sill faces, aud colorcd silk hinges
Thread laces and nsertings wide and narrow
Muslin cambrc rufnings
Muslin aDd cambria inseruDgs and edgngs
Sash, neck, and belt ribands, &C., &C.
other entirely and desirable goods suit
able for and approaching seasons to which weekly add
assured OF finding, al
most fashionable Styles at the lowest
prices ., uncommon +. -
Sept I2-u
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no OWNERS Lands I'm TcxasA gentleman in Virginia,
and lawyer desires TO Texas
present season. would like become the for
OF In country with view bring them into
market
He family small capital and is DESTROYS OF engaging In
He the sasfacor testimonials OF pac
and responsibility and his general acquaintance such
considerable emigration TO Texas
ANY would be inclined avail himself
OF such an arrangement be paccd correspondence with the
suitable responses, by addressing pos
VIM GoULDfN,
General agcn, and collector, Richmond, Virginia.
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pleasantly situated ON the Georgetown
Heehtshe from embracing the city OF washington,
the Potomac Of Alexandria u IL de
sned 10 erepd 10 limited benefit Of good
seeks combine the advantages
Christian homo.
will begin November J. Parents who TOT
nv des,re an confer with the Rector
Application Of pupils for further information, may
be addressed,
REV. ANTHONY TEN BROCK, Georgetown, D. Q.
Bishop of Maryland and HnTh Davey Evans
LIZ Hon. f. ", Chamber, Kent county, Md, Aaron
~ Dayon Auditor Of the Treasury Wnshngon Evan
vous w. Bevehout Thompson Ptsboro,
Norh Carolina, Miller Halowes, st. Msrys, Gcorss
Sent le--2aw4w
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
MORSE LINEJ

s2s wAsHrsoTos oTror, rrrssytvAFis AVENUE,
Fth house east OF National Hotel, Noe.
THE established company in the United
ssacs consequently pioneer line, extending
Washington Baltimore Philadelphia and New York aud
Asvens and receiving ut the stations iave
de wilmington Trenton Princeton New Brunswick, New
eligible line present
undergone extensive repairs and IL
deliver number Of which
be required " the accommodation Of the public, with
accuracy, and fidelity hitherto uneqused This line
with other OF Morse ines north and
sou erndns already hneen thousand miles, 10 either Of
which delivered desired The
sse Of this Tine have lately thoroughly sysmatxed its bush
transmission mode Of delivery OF I
ehaes are equal 10 all with special vors' none With the sei
ties for business by this iny
Ted this ne and he do not Ind most reliable for tee
graphing The ohces Of the Magnetic Telegraph Company
washington city, Pennsyvania NTH house OF National
Hots Baltimore, No Exchange South Gay streets Philadelphia
No 10l Chestnut street, Quincy Granite budng New York. No
s Hanover street, corner OF Beaver. -. 81. 4..
WIN M SWAIN, President
March l4-3mds
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OFFICIAL Military Books, for sale by Taylor u
NJ MAIJRy bookseller, near 9th street, Washington.
Cavalry Tactics, . price 95-vsfy scarce
wsyns's Sword Exercise price o.
SCOTS Infantry Tactics, . vols price " 90
instructions for Mountain Artillery, price 70 cents
Coopcr's Tactics and Regulations nor the Mnins
distractions for Field Artillery, Horse and Foot
Crosss Military Laws I'll
Mocomb's Ccurss Martial.
Ordnance Manual.
Army and Navy Registers.
And all other government books and documents,
eept0
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IL EMOvAL--DUvALL BROTHER, merchant tailors, have
IL pleasure informing their ends and customers
removed their new and elegant store Just
between ~ and 9th streets one
square They have Just returned fron New
York opening richest and elegant
goods line OF business which they prepared
~ DfIvALL BROTHER.
N. p. Wanted, two frstrate coat hands
sent W heo2
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worcestershire articles, such as

uoUsEKEEPING articles. such as
ii French China dinner and . tea ware war ,o,.,, .,,
Iron stone China dinner ,sa and md a. ware
Cut and pressed glassware, looking, glasses
Fancy hardware lamps, and girundoos
| Table cutlery, manlel and table ornaments
Bfonzsd ron goods. Alsaia and Bri,annis ware
SSosns utensils Of almost every asisnps se
forming an % na
win 6nd decidedly their interest call and
ns Nov o,'s ea s1a s'se' Opposite
NEW BOOT AND SHOE sToRE.-Tho subscriber has
taken one o. those new and elegant stores a erected
AZ and 9th where he intends conducting the
services INT Henry Mar.ei.. who wen
ss ss Ss soo and
would particularly call The s,sn,on Of, Isd. 70 he beau
We have selected with great care bean, ss.o,%e Of French
| order in Mr. NJ, usual beautiful style
In Is. % our 0T .ss y sssfa w s
approved style, Of boots and shoes o. every description, to al OF
"sss We invite attention ne 'Tss
WAsHINGTON SEMINARY. ID. C.-1nc evening English
classical and school Of hi. institution win be open
night Saturdays aud Sundays from o'clock p M 10
TONS reading or the formation and improvement
.s on with :'S Of S Various
writers OF prose and verse
Latin authors c.mpo,iiou enabling me student
The ms,h.msca class comprise. The study Of arithmetic
'f Ne% .ss''' SAMUEL sXRSER F1s.a.nt
w. II. Duvsli, Merchant Tailor,
(Lafs firm Of Lrsby 4 Dural,)
GUILD his public
he has Just opened and varied assortment OF fall and
winter goods for renuemens wear, such as
coh css.mer and ve'nss, Of the most approved manufsc
Msrino, siIt, and cotton shin. and drawers
Hosiery, crsvats, uspenders, gloves
Umbrellas, dressing gowns, &C,
which hc prepared TO Offer 10 his customers the lowest cash
rates. He socts liberal share Of public patronage
III: e.en, location opposiehs former stand the National
| Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue.
| Sept 97-3aw3~if
Episcopal Institute for Young Ladies',
EortAwsa Of Oh avid u sfvsets
THE INSTITUTE the sepssm
be with efficient Of professors and teachers In
Terms boarding pupils saso annum, including English
Terms day pupIs-per Of five $40 to
/ 90, in English and mathematics. 40. ss2essH
Ancisn, and music, drawing painting hc
EXTRA Circulars 70 be had Of the Principal Early application for
admission - necerssry =. -
| wAsmsoros err, August ID, 1851.
Aug 7-dtl5oct
pEILOsOrHy OF THE MECHANICS OF NATURE ,
4 by T.. Allen.
Familiar Things by Emily wlement
Hand Book Of Literature and III. Fine Arts by George Ripley and
Baysrd Taylor volume.
Maxims and Morale Of Rochefoucsnh.
The Literature and Literary Men Of Great Britain; by A. Mills
Sir Roger de Coveriy, by The Spectator. 1t4 f|#
Hand Book Of Universal Biography by Parke Goodwin
Knghts cycop~da Of hs Industry Of All Nations vc'us
! Views FRArcK TAYLOR
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7 KNOX WALKER will practise law n Supreme
u Of United Hmes, prosecution a
claims against the government Addross washinson O.
Mar. 1h-U
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DRAPER and Tailor.-wILLIAM TUCKER late Of uhs
IL arm OF Lane Tucker Pennsylvania between ~ and
seets prepared calls from his
friend. and public having opened large and
English cloaha and
vnss himself with nom the mos, extensive
importing and Phlanelpha all Of which VII
pce and the reputation Of his establish
ment guarantee nil who may honor him with the
paonsre style his will be executed
M BI ready days show Of the hsndson
styles OF that have ever been offered In this civ
Sent p3w
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Assistant Teacher Wanted Immediately.
THE Of the warsnon IN o. Male Academy wishes TO
employ teacher who qualified teach
mathematics lie
habits and good moral character
and BY letter. post paid,
Principal.
Feb lp-dn
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NE oUlNCEY's Literary "Reminiscences = vols. I2p.e
" being vols and OF the uniform edition Of his works
Motherwciis Poshumous Poems, vol
Ihs Vision q sr LsunAa poem by James Russell Lowell
Memoirs Of the Rev Jos nuckmnstsr, of his Rev. jos
Stevens Buckminsser by Eliza Buckmnster Lee l vol.
Brief Practical Treatise Moap with Of the
cessss employed The public works Ia Boston by Lieut.
VIM. IT. Wright, u. a. Engineers. tpfsl ef gNE4eat.
This day received for sale by
sepsB sooksslsss, near Oh street.
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Anew BANGING HOUSE in Warrington City.--Ih

nj IcW BANKING HOUSE in Washington CAty.--The
undersigned having induced embark the exchange and
Washington d. Co. avsis himself Of
early notify his friends and the public generally o. the
and solicit their encouragement His Institution Will be
known and from which dollar
be circulation win be represented by
gold and silver drafts
the United States northern exchange or Virginia bank
able funds
By strict adherence Legitimate upon such basis, Il
will readily perceived public and the bank
foundation This enterprise
tered upon delberaon, and IL is gratifying to
approval experienced and sagacous
fnancirrs o New York, Washington, and Richmond
addition Of for circulation, the Bank OF the
and the principal
will negotiate for the purchase sale
stocks guaranteed bonds Of canal and
road companies, other good securities.
Any with the different departments Of the
Washington will be attended 10 on liberal terms
RIO. H. GALLAHER.
RICHMOND, Va, October, 1851 Nov ll--2awlm
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Columbian College, ID. q.
THE session Of months will be opened on the Inn Of
September. -
Room library bed, and furniture ~
Table and servants week s1o
Charges students who do not board
Tuition
library and furniture. IL w
Fue washing 37k cents per dozen
Naturalization Si0 and small charge for average damages
The college exclusive OF books and snuone
do exceed $40 Students may be admitted any
opening session preferable Bills payable three
months In advance
attending the Of lee
given Of science at the Smith
debates In Congress- and
Supreme advantages which
n other college present = :.
CoLLras HrLr- AuFust. 1851. Augx3-dAcpiaw4w
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DEAL ESTATE AGENCY.--A RoTHwELL informs the
public opened Office on street. east Of m street.
Inegcncer for the OF
ing tho purchase and sale ofciiy property
large number Of building parts OF
the city disposed of accommodating terms also,
improved property
the negotiation OF purchases and sales OF city
property persons who may need such aid
nonresident holders he offers his services 10 make
sales, pay taxes, &c. :.
For such persons may property would
himself hud purchasers.
business which he prosecute he considers him
extended knowledge the location and
city property acquired his business collector
All letters postpaid will receive prompt attention.
Deeds &c. viii be attended 10 at his
Office.
Being commissioned justice OF the peace he viii attend 10
the taking Acknowledgements Of deeds, &c.
Nov l3-2aw6wif
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BFoSvus uostons
limited STATES STATUTES AT LARGE, volume tx. --Wnl
Be paeansa on s Les q Ap nss yo s,a Ls
s a !, s % s u ~ S s - Of hs nsa .s on so
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sonsqssoa q ne Statutes az at Large in v0'
published BY authority Of Congress IN lefo 60 ~
Complete snoptca Index 20 tbs United Statutes at
Large including the SHAT Congress- prepared under an order
Of Senate and oe Published ssssab TO resolve OF that hos
This viii under eopoas titles 20 each law, and even
been adopted under h federal constitution thai the
published, Domal M cis Law IN ia Natural Order Trans
lated into English BY VIM Hahan LIZ d. Advocate IN Doctors
81 Gushing late Judges Pleas
Civil and Parliamentary Law in Harvard unver-
Among lhs writers Law whose best
hs most upon our is Doat whose work
entitled Cisu Eaiurai 6rd' Judge story,
preface Bamenis considering the and the
u (which il wriiien is truly wonderful performance His
The object author production dsem
s q % and s s
Of The system and By presenting them IN natural and seiene
agreeable and though the work particularly intended
applicable 70 every oaw q which The either
apart in which as body o. written reason Be
on ofse American lawye poa has interest IN those
Of France OF spain, are thus
G ass s So Rs e %
profession and have led them in republication Of the
English translation Of IT by Dr. suahai'
Judge Eu, cAi Justice efihs Stale o. Louisiana.
BRooKLisE, October H. 1850.
have examined the sheets OF The translation Of tho
admirable work Of Doma on ,s Sy Law which you have been
law the publication. The form of the English
and inconvenieB and its
this The
publications OF execution, and aodor
price. think fall In emuneraingyou The translation
by Mr. suahan has been tested Z 10 the main correct but will be
improved under the revision Of the editor Judge Gushing
In searching solution of the apparently questions arising
Of the various relations which our advance in is
reforms of the law which
q the United States the value Of the civil
will understood IL cannot be other
reason which for
organization the world ha. wit
nessed the Jurisprudence CONT
Europe and large Of that of England and the Uni
ted States.
would be quite useless for speak Of the merits the ea,
your enterprise about the American public
From isolated position which the civil law has been permitted TO
England Of the standard works concerning have
English has been supplied by
original that subject have doubt that in
Louisiana California; and In the Territories
States well in Lower Canada there will be ready
The throughout the Union
readily lend favor the undertakings and trust that
cnerprising will ind It's interest In publishing, fom time
the English language such other standard works viii
form basis Of civil law library.
remain gentlemen, respectfully your obedien servant
GEORGE EUSTIs
MessTs. BRewN.
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Pacific Mail steamship Company.The only Thro Ugh
AZ. 80. Line for California and Oregon.

n s.d-fesn We public Informed lha under the
ME&Wy% Elements Of this company, inspected
EM4Ek6X and approved by Navy Department, carry
ing the United States mais will continue leave
and San Francisco
unless detained unavoidable accident
San Diego and Monterey The following packets belonging
10 the Pacific Mail Steamship Company, which
a each end OF he in the
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From 7Jred Hennen, esq, 81 The New OTlsans bar.
BosToE, Sep. 6, 1850.
Messrs. LITTLE BROWN: GentemenI much pleased to
learn engaged publishing revised edition OF Sahan
Domat Civil Law No work In the English Ian
the subject TO be compared with for the funess
of the doctrine conveyed throughout IT,
From the time OF its publication the present. has received
the the learned and lawyers
The compes Of the Code Napoleon
copious for their Napoleon himself sudisd it
carefully early life which for the singular
and wisdom Of his observations and decisions during the
adoption his Domat should and hope
viii, found the library Of every American lawyer
Your obedient servant,