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Tne Great Inysntion Agei-ste~an suppi@ntedt
4 Gas Trtuusuhantl

The Great Invention Age i-ste~sn suppi@ntedI
Gas TrtunaphAnti
iE nfss hall Of the viii be recorded the
o steam L has passed, and with VIII pass Tie steam engine
The second century commencing the
age Of agent destined not only at bu 70 Isoar
dused The Gas Engne.
sealon upon he experiments of his attempts
make The principle Of the Of caIbone acid avail
received pa,en. Improved oarbonie Acid Engne
states ana ndsidaas or 70 companies se rights
The saving Of money and labor and OF human
suffering, secured BY the use o This new motor win inevitably IN
used places eea,
bulk and weight Of the steam engine ha. preeaded m use
agent from ,hs single power GIN
BY engine, boilers fuel and
and q sas and weishloo tons weight 'aens oi the
established by experimental engine Of twenty
in hs following iIom The Cincinnati Nonparsl The
are pleased 70 state Una, g = saemoa & late o. ' e
cation 70 sn engine The successful % o. this
received another or steering and p,opeg power
Also rights for The use Of s r,o?as and 0a
Of the vessel independent Of the engineer that b.
Also rights for Improved Spring Saddle" for military
purposes designed for the greatest possible comfort Of bo
Any information regard TO the Inventions
Of obtaining rights &c. may be promptly obtained by
Attorney the pn.enlee, 7 0ppose ODD Eel
Insissaeer Rspabie Era Southern Press and Telegraph
rsp snS s iSs
nal of Commerce seiendc American, Mechanic,
York ADVERTISE Broo.yn sIimans Journal New Haven Jour
ENQUIRER Ssms and Sgo As
S ss Sa!sas
RepaSesn resyane Delta ADVERTISE
sa"
FORM and forward ''' with :G'S 'Is
Dec 25-eodamif Washington, d. Q.
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The College OF 81. James,
WASHINGTON COUNTY, Mp.,

(Tzs Diocesan College Of TIE Protestunt Episcopal cmeh)
THE session win Monday, October 6, 1851
and continue commencement dsy''the ias
Thursday July 1854 New students recommended 10 enter
opening received they
ply and the charge estimated from the date oier entrance
college number affords all the
complete educaop and the snccesui temna
collegiate confers on lis graduates The usual nca
demical degrees.
grammar school, Immediately adoinng the college and
supervision OF but under distinct discipline
ceves lads The beginning Of their academica coarse and prepares
The oversight and direction OF the
professors college special advantages the pupils in
the grammar school,
omitted and lis place supplied Ly additional studies in modern Ian
gnages, book keeping, &C.
The situation college entirely heahfol and by Its dis
villages, favorable good morals and
order,
"Kemp HAIL. building, 90 feet by 4o win be ready for
In addition 10 the ormer
corps professors have recently appointed Hugh Dav
Evans ecclesiastical law, and John H.
Alexander, LII. d., lecturer physics and chemistry.
The e in the college and grammar
hundred and
dollars payable semi annually in advance.
Applications for admission 20 be made 10
JOHN D. KERFooT, n. D., Rector,
College OF 81. James P. o. Maryland.
AugI
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EN g;s,sgg

"A quehGnno and Pennipnnia Rairoad-7AreusA TO Psst
express OF will leave Calvert
United States mail from Washington and Baltimore
M, connecting with the fast line at Middletown
irving at Harrisburg al } t,p. m, 10 dinner.
The train leaves Harrisburg for the west e p usins
Hodaysburg this point have the opoue
either the Johnsown thence by packet boats
stages direct from Hoilidaysburg 20 Piltsbnrg.
Tickets will be sold TO the following points by this an 70 w
York, wrvviIe, Columbia, Marietta Mddleuowp, HanbaT
New Pori, Mierstown Peysyie, Lewown McNeysio~n Ha
ngdon, Hollday-burg, and Pittsburg.
This train also connects with The Cumberland valley rnbos
which passes through Carlisle, shppensburg, Chambebu
other points this road
accommodation OF passengers from Washington ior M
points, the baggage Of the will
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company the srya
the morning receive the baggage, which willie
RoBERT STEWART,
Oct l-dtf Ticket AGENT
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A COMPENDIUM or the Entire Body
Il by alphabetically aanged with reference The
latest and approved authorities
svols Law Sheep, svo, pp ATT Retail Prise $40
40 and 81 Ann street, New York.
Opinions Of the Profession
the profession that contain such bedy Of
sound law within the same limits or that are more deserving o
'''' pA'''"'s'' CHIEF JUSTICE NELSON.
Justice Nelson in his opinion Of the above
toned work.
Nsw YoRK, Sept. e6, 1850.
mutation of reliable citations from the whele range
aaS 70 s a% sSns him s e on
reference and win extensively aid the siuden the practitioner
- - ROBERT J. WALKER.
OCTOBER l2, 1850.
have frequently examined citations, and have been hshI,
precision clearnes with which announces the prin
sis,ance from profession
learn its merits and, like ms, enjoy s advantages ,n
NrwYoRK Cry, Oct 10, 1850.
Rpars advantages Of and well arranged
while saves TO The profession vast deal Of time and
DAVID PAUL. BROWN, Philadelphia.
collected with diligence and accuracy The
very ably subjects which those apply The
the authorities copous 10 give to any
'''''' : JUDGE PETERS, Philadelphia.
Ihave Law Compendium with much
miraby adapted 10 the purpose for which was obviously de
for and argument From an
titles with confidence that they are treated with
'a's"e'' a"' 4'''" JUDGE GRTDLEY, Udca, New York
TO be @ help s s'Sas" nn ,1 ANY Ss
'Ao'' - ''''e '-'' ''' W. l.. HURST, Philadelphia.
The plan and utility accuracy
the unqualified appreciation e most gr,,s in the
eon. Mobower Of New Jersey Tucker Of virginia. Craneh
= Published by JOHN r. TRow,
Nov 24-1 ~ and 81 AnnsiIeet
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General Agency At Washington, d. q.
DY A. NJ FARQUHAR, formerly Of Harrisburg Pennsylvania,
claims the for the with MeI
the revolutionary the with Great Britain and the Flor
ida
For pensions, bounty land, scrip
Bounty LandWi attend the purchase and sale Of bounty
land ON order.
Patent Oehe applications for PATENTS procuring models,
dawing will be all their branches
General Post OceA claims against the will be
settlement Of quarterly pay
ditto facilitated, BIC.
New Orleans Della, Nashville Union Mobile Advertiser, Louis
Democrat New Era Cincinnati Indianapolis
York Herald, Detroit Free Press, will publish
and send their bills this oce accompanied
with paper June 24n
ID III. HOOE a. CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers I'm
carpcting floor oil ciohs mangs, rugs curtain Materials
sheeiing FINISHING goods generally.
avenue between h and 9Th Streets Washington
ID. c.
Aug 29-u
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General Agency and Law once at Washington,
DE sELDINC h WYLIE,

GENERAL Agency and LEW Omce Al WhbhIhgtOh,
DE sELDING WYLiE,
Todds Bungs, Pennoania ne,t dsor vest OF
Brown's Hotel, Washingtos, d. c.
NHAs DE SELDING ANDREW WYLIE, jr, having formed
partnership for the of prosecuting claims before
Congress- the executive departments before board OF com
appointed adjustment OF spolaions other
claims against foreign prepared give their
faithful all business that be ntrsed TO
charge obtaining pension bounty
dutes claims arising under contracts treaties,
buying and selling real estae collecting private Claims
rents, sc.
wyie win attend law business with which
himself be ntsted In OF the OF
District the Supreme Court sf the United States
Seldng being United States commissioner,
public commissioner OF deeds for all the snes the union
will give attention the taking OF testimony acknowledg
Deeds and other duties which appean his otce
Charges will moderae and regulated by the claimed,
and the extent of services required.
Communications Pa) will receive immediate attention.
Sept 5-dly
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MOSES l.. HOIT.
ATTORNEY AND coUHsELLoR AT Law,
S1n Ffancisfn. Cnlifornia

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
San Francisco, California.
Hon g. w Inge M c. Alabama; John g. Taylor
esq Mobile, Alabama Messrs. Rhodes. Wright
sans Louiann Henry g. Clark Tsboro North Carolina
Hon. w, NJ. Gwn, NJ c. CALIFORNIA; Benz H. Trge New
city j. p, Hcaey, Boston, Massachusetts; A. aicb ESQ.,
Portsmouth, New Hampshire May 7-2awly
NEW York and California Millionaire Associatiou.-
~ shares dollars. Capital 81
000 limited number OF shares be obtained influential
parties who have capital special partners admcd
conformity with the revised New York.
sona liability future the Of 900 cash,
OF shares issoed therefor return cent annually
with fair prospect OF doubling the whole in safe operations In
trade and mining the United States under The direction and
trel Of OLIVER HOLDEN,
AZ the General Partner and Chief Agent Of the Company
Nc. II Wall street, New Yoik.
Caonans and other responsible parties throughout Union
who aid in obtaining with the United States app
and be
fen points, where line Of and vessels made
available for trade the nails and freight
from Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Americas
na the Pacific and long the supply Of gold continues
the demand for capital goods and manufacturer win aton the
most liberal views aud calculations therefor And IT this
demand and profit thereby
der the firm and style OF o. HOLDEN CO,
Mercantile, Commercial and Commission Merchants, BANKING
Insurance and Mining Agents, New York and San Francisco
Capital 81 ,ooo, 900.
Feb2-m
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GUPEEIOR Daguerreotypes i-First Premium -. IL.
- the field of his operations over
ground than dasueeoypist in the county H galleries
between AZ and 9th streets
No. POT Baltimore Balmore broadway and Leonard
New York. No. ~ Main Rchmond Sycamore
Pstersbg Main street, Norfolk and Main street, Lynch
burg, Virginia.
His and highly
extraordinary nsnng faithful higy finished
a few seconds.
reay backgound invented by j. H. Whehurt, gives
airy md living appearance to the picture.
distribute than thirty thou
pictures annually dissatisfaction This
certainly faterng superiority OF his ikenesses
W. calls the attention the public generally to his elegantly
gallery fuckers where free
exhibition Of pictures will be given.
Notwithstanding competition dngueeotypes the
Instute he awarded tbs hr
medal by the judges.
attended 10. Nov 26-dy
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EDWARD X. COLLINS 4 CO.,
No. 56 Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, sHIPLEY, CO.,
Liverpool
u. q. ROBERTS & CO.,
l3 Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNR0E b. Co.,
a6 Rue Nore Dame des VICTORIES,
GEO. II DRAPER, Havre
will gold silver,
bullion specie, ewelry stones METALS unless bills Of
ndng signed therefor and the value expressed
Sept5-dly
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OURS urr.-WM. B. TODD announces o
generally ladies particularly that
and handsome selection OF fine OF
fashionable workmnnshp, which he
ready for their inspection and to which he invites the
OF all who such rich durnble
Portable, and sensonabc nddiions the wardrobe.
This comprises mufs vcones pnanes
splendid black lynx,
fitch, cncia Siberian squirrel royal emne Hudson Bay sable
swansdown.
lie has a beautiful assor-
Persian lamb skin goods Of the above descriptions ladies
and children
Ladies' Paris made eglanne sacks richly trimmed with fur
hoa general assortment Of low priced fus for misses and child
Dec 1l-3taw4w
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Dec i4-dlm

WHTTEHURsT's new and extensive Gallery of Pre-
mun Daguercotypes the Duvsi Bro between
~ and 9Th streets, Pennsylvania avenue.
the 6oor and expressly for this purpose II
Of skghis In this county and The most
and finest south Of Baltimore. II possesses facility
for copying painting daguereopes not having m superior IN
Obtained beautiful highly finished
daguensoypcs though cloudy preferable,
for children Post promptly attended 10.
Awarded medal the late Pair OF Maryland in-
tnte, and premium Mt the late Fair at New York
Baltimore BALTIMORE 3I broadway
New York Pennsylvania avenue Washington, D. CT n Man
street, Richmond, Virginia Lynchburg, Virginia Noolk, yr
rnia and Petersburg, Virginia.
These galleries ffeo 70 the public an hours the day
J. II. wHfTEHURST,
Doc 12-d3m Sole proprietor.
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WILLIAM IIORNER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Lancaster, Grant county, JVisconsi~,

(LATr or rAUauirR COUNTY, VAL
WILL Grant, Dane, Iowa
w federal supreme Madison will give
prompt particular collection Of claims, pur
lands and the
resident andho.ders any pari OF the Stale.
Refers Hon H. S foote, u D. Senne Hon james NJ Mason
u s. Inman Homer, Wauenon, Va Messrs. Knox
Mason attorneys law New York Professor w H. Homer,
Lapey, esq., Mes-rs 8. w. Welsh, Phiiadph
Mes b. Crockett John Kason al law, 81 Louis,
Missouri Aply-lawly
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TO WESTERN TRAvELLERs.
EXPRESS MAIL LINE FMOM BALTIMORE TO PTTl

Through in tremty-tVo hours and halc)
THIS line Pittshug, Baltimore Susquehanna and
Pcnnylvania Central railroads is successful
uon BY leave Baltimore u. (haif hou
amer the time OF arrival Of the evening train from Wasngon and
Harrisburg where they transferred Cenra
proceed Immediately without delay crossing
the mountains daylight and arriving in Ptbug the
amer starring The entire distance s performed BY railway
win she exception % miles, which done in scass coaches
PASSENGERS FROM THE WEST
Psburg the OF the Central railroad M
Harrisburg at the morning, where the
train Of the Baltimore and susquehanna railroad will be In
Immediately Baltimore arriving
for the train Washington, which leaves 81
or This as reliable offered the public.
00-Fme through (eiher wsy) Sil.
For tickets apply 10 the ticket agent OF the Baltimore and suque
Railroad Company, Csver Station, BALTIMORE the
ticket Of Pennsylvania Central Railroad Company Psbug
ALFRED GATHER
Superintendent OF Transportation.
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lie QUiNCES's Literary Ren,iniscences I2n,o.
~ being vols and Of the uniform edition Of his
Mothrfweli's Poshumous Poems, VOL
The Vision o Sir Lnunfn-n poem by James Russell Lowell
memoirs Of the Rev. jos Buckmpster,
Stevens Buckminser; by Eliza Buckmnster Lee. vol.
Brief Practical Treatise Moras the
ceses employed at the public works
VIM. H. Wright, u. s. Engineers.
This day received for sale by
TAYLOR \ MAURY,
Sept 10 Booksellers, near OH street
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EMOVAL.-The celebrated Dr. c. W. RoBACK, professor Of
IL asoogy astronomy phrenology and geomancy combined
with conjuaon, from Sweden having removed his once 70 NO
New offers his services to the citizens
Of ashnpton heads OF
Europe enjoys higher reputation astrologer than
living Natvies calculated according geomancy-
ladies' 50. gentlemen S. Persons at distance can have their
their All
letters containing will receive immediate aten
tion Of the world written on
paper prepared make Of his power BY
conuaion Of the following topics Couhp, advice
given accomplishment wealthy marriage
he redeem such are given 70 the free use
of the and hazard for the
stolen or lost properly Of lottery Thou
sands have done Ia this city and It's
vicinity and In satisfaction of ALL
have been east during the last four
wears while here and will do
as well as person. mail safe that
through the post office Dr. Roback
monthly and has missed
letters viii be regiously attended 10 prepaid Be
county State For particulars
Of the Unon and get astrological almanac
gratis. , -, non.cy
White street, New York.
Ga,,o fmasd
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a. Il q. A. ARMOUR.
DRaPERs and TaILoRs,
No. 3o3 broadway, corner Of Duane street,
qlo.r f,r y.,,s.,1 yYo..sr M<.a Vn.l


DEaPECTFUILY invite the attention offends
IL their assortment OF spring goods, patterns
which they
fashionable style at their usual moderate prices cloths
and vcsting OF
for dark do; patterns OF Paris embroderies.
There three sk artists employed
to coat 10 waistcoa
parmen complete in itself Amy and navy uniforms
order with and despatch approved
Strangers who visit this metropolis win find
ment everything 10 their oste, and perfect NJ is always
N, H. FPksfuM wAIsreoATs.-These elegant
were 80 much admired nj Castle Garden have been
first premium by the American institute their late fair
Febt5-dm
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nRY GOODS.-YERBY Il MILLER are now opening a very
~ choice and cheap stock Of dry goods, such
Ca,hmeTes and nous. de laine, all prices
Plain plaid and brocade silks
Waered poplins
Merinoes, all shades, and very cheap
Paranetto cloths
Alpacas and bombazines, all grades
With various other descriptions ofmourning goods
very large o caImikic muslin bands
Six dozen various styles embroidered linen eamc and cen,
lawn handkerchiefs, very cheap
Fifty dozen Aexnnders best kid gloves
With all kinds ofdy goods adapted ladies' and
that cannot fail TO please.
YERBY MILLER,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7th and slh streets
Dec l4-eodlmf
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Ia German nbye,ci,ns Doc,o. GRAY

ONG Lifc ts Within tho reach of sllThe ceeu'a
IL German physicians, Brothers Gray have nss
concluded settle themselves in The Washington after @
world knowledge and having "
among the Indians for the Of getting r
knowledge of botany they hater themselves qualified 20
and complaints which family subject IA
promise All who favor with call thai we wlH r
them question, ir teir complaints ana y
TOMS and guarantee easy and speedy cure Inc ~ w,
medicines wholly and prepared by themsee
invefeate complaints, no
they may originated how long ann
viz fever aeue cancer be had once
persons living all the coune. Of the States
York. Pennsylvania canads se who, having been se om
faculty, hearing of and avaing themselves
sk restored 70 hes,h Diseases successfully %
following dyspepsy constipation, pe .sf
bronchitis eryspclas letter. scad head, drop ns
Diseases disease, OF the skin, lungs, stomach, bowers
Kidneys, spine, &C. -.
once street. opposite the Smithsonian INSTITUTION
s-d2ws
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Military Asylum.

Military Asylum.
NOTICE hereby such persons be entitled
IN benefits Congress- approved March
4 Military Asylum, &c., viz
All soldiers discharged soldiers United
States, regulars and Of the battalion Of
ines who served with Mexico, disabled
by disease
their duty and who by their disability incapable further mill
tary all soldiers discharged soldiers
United States who have honestly faithfully
same for twenty and soldier and discharged soldier who
have contributed Of Military
Of the found is5faccording
the provisions
wounds incurred in the line of his rendering him incapable
military
incurred In the military service though contributor 10 the
who during period he
benefits shall transfer his
Military Asylum building has provided this city
their accommodation.
No deseer munee habitua drunkard will be admitted
of of
his admission; do
provisions found Military Asylum apply United
shall have felony
digracefu infamous crime Of civil nature since he
shall admitted service Of the United States
Applications received this institution will be addressed
Brcvet Captain Schuyler Hamio " Secretary to the
Board Of Commissioners, Washington, D. q.
Dec 25-3taw2w
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/ KNOX WALKER will practise law In suprerss
Court of the United States, he O
claims against the government Address Washington D. q.
Mar I6--tf
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f-Srwx These ships having been built BY contract
E1XYS pre- ssy service, has been
<H1H taken their construction, also In their engines
strength and speedi and their accomuio
passengers elegance and comio
Price OF passage fom New York Liverpool in rst cabin 500
Exclusive OF 500 In second cabin 10
From Liverpool 10 New York, ESQ and tSu,
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each snip.
No berth be cufedq until paid for.
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Mount Albsn Institute.

THIS very pleasantly situated the Georgetown
Heghthe from embracing the city OF Washington,
for miles, and Of herandna u is de-
number OF boys benefit a
practical education combine
Christian home.
The regular session win begin November
earlier admission
Application c admission Of pupils, for further Information, may
be addressed, 4.
Rev. ANTHONY TEN BROCK, Georgetown, H. c.
Reeences The Bishop OF Maryland and Hugh Davey
Lii D., baltimore Hon. r. ~ Chambers, Kent county,
D. Dayton csq Fourth Auditor OF Treasury
Lyons, GeorKctown w. Beverheu Thompson,
North Carolina; Col Miller IIalowes ST. Marys Georgia
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Assistant Teacher Wanted Immediately.
THE Principal Of the wsnsnson IN % msf- hcndvmy wn~
teacher who II qualified 20 r@A
the various English mathematics lie nu
unmarried man, of sober habits aud good moral chaa
appca and by post pS
to he Principal.
Feb lg-du
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rENTL.EMEN's WAKES
III 10 dozen merino undershirts, very heavy
merino and drawers, all sizes
silk undershrs
30 do merino halfhose
so do heavy English thread cotton hahoae the best goods
in the city
25 do country knit half hose
do bnckskin gloves, very heavy
de- beaver gloves, very superior
25 do Kid gloves, Alexanders make
10 do silk gloves, some very heavy
80 pieces pocket handkerchies some very superior
% dozen styles neckies handkerchief
90 do plain and cooed border linen sambrc handh erche
with cloths cassimeres, and vestngs Of all styles, at
YERBY s. MiLLERS,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7h and 9Th streets.
Dec l4--eodlmf
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DaryATE TUTOR

DRrvATE TUTOR.--A young English gentleman p r.a. i
received good education and resided some YEAR ns pr
position of t'tor or companion 70 }
sops In some private family OF ofrespecisbiity
References personal character and family
given TO parties ofhe hghes, respeetsb'iy either IN ms
In England, n- AZ. vort
Mar lS-duf
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0FFICIAL Military books. sale by Taylor q
" MAUHf, booksellers, near 9th Washington,
Cavalry Tactics 3 vols; price S5-very scarce.
Wsyne's Sword Exercise price ~.
scoti's Infantry Tactics 2 3vois. price 81
Instructions for Mountain Artillery; price rs cents
Cooper's Tactics and Regulations 10 Militia
Instructions for Field Artillery iIorse and Foot.
Iross's Military Laws
McComb's Martial
Ordnance Manual.
Army and Navy Registers.
Sept ~
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nIsSOLUTION firm heretofore exist
ing OF Dyer Brother ID this day, by mutual
consent George Dyer win attend 10 the settle
of firm, Of the unsettled business
W. deceased which immediate attention
is respectfully requested. EDWARD y. DfEk,
GEO. r. DYER.
WAsHsoros, September "a, 1850.
ln1- formed
under the and firm of Dyer Mctare and
and
Brother, 10Th and
OF the patronage
upon the and pledge themselves discharge faith
fully every confded to them.
Mcclure prepared all
signmens and to cash all sales made by them. ,
EDWARD C. DYER,
J. G. MCGUIRE
WAsHxeToN, SeptembAs ~, 1885,
Sept2 ID
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
(MoRsE LINE-J
wasHIsoros orror, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Fifth house east OF National Hotel, Noe.


THE line established by company the United
States consequently The pioneer line extending
Washington Baltimore PhadcIpha New York, and
Have
Wilmington, Trenton, Princeton, New Bmnswick New
Jersey Ciyhc only line In the The present time
up lately undergone repairs and
prepared deliver number Of which
accommodation of the public with
accuracy prompnes and fidelity hitherto unequslisd This line
companies west north,
SOUTH extending sendy fcen miles,
messages payment be delivered desired The
line lately thoroughly ystemazed bust
both s transmission and mode Of delivery Of messages Is
charges equal special hvors With fscii
possessed this epany every nvi
Try ifthcy reliable
graphing offices OF Magnetic Telegraph Company
Wasbsion city Pennsyyapa f house Of National
Baltimore No Exchange, South Gay Philadelphia
Quincy Granite buidingI New York, No.
WIN. NJ SWAIN, President
A Al. QuaIt
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NEW Fashson.bie Tailoring Esss.biishment.--H

NEW Fashionable Tailoring Est.biishment.. .
IN IOUDON CO., taofs, Browns Hotel
Pennsylvania have opened store with large
stock goods renemeps such AZ
cloths cassmeres, generally
Army navy, marine, and officers win find an asro
ofsword epsue sases iaces and such other
ARTICLES regulation Of prescribe
experience OF many years in tailoring, and
select sock o goods desire pleas with the cash system 10
high prices inducements that we
offer and respectfully solicit patronage,
Ann