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War Drper,nent.
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Bureau OF Typographical Engineers,
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Bureau Of Typographical Eogineers,
DROPosALs be received including day
December next for the following articles required Lake on
0so pieces whiteoss TIMBER % long,
800 pieces ewa white oak timber each 30 feet long square
5000 boiron, pieces long
go cords CRIB ballast one soft OF sand sono l2o feet
solid measure 10 the cord
fS %ssf ps@s and Sroa % ss delivered a. oow s''
,, on 6s s day of Of March nsa, on the '
The stone 10 be delivered as oowsi
@ @ . s @ day "sa % ' ' '
The timber aud plank be ee from splits rents and other
To be delivered ai oas Orchard Creek Lake Ontario
The same qusnes kinds and quality Of materials will also be
required sodus bay Wayne county New York tunes and pro
The sam, qaase. kinds. and suae, materials viii also be
required for soda. bay Of cayura eoun New York times and
The articles delivered seversl specified days, be
sd 81 S Uoss snd ias
S paid o according 70 eonae. pnes less 10 per cent on amounts
Completed retained wall
viii be forfeited United n the
Zach proposal accompanied win pro
nghi rejecting any proposal satisfactory respects
Advances be made Bu, payment. viii be
places landing pointed by
contractor NOT % subject delay days
s Inch 9S"s 1' ne So @ Re svs Of sad articles u 70 e
s, and uass stated and IN accotdnc with This adyssmen
q me when delivered inspect
United States No delay and receive NJ stated VIII
The proposals viii endorsed Proposals for TIMBER
outside o the envelope, and wall be addressed to the undessned
j J.hBERT,
Col. Corp. Typographical Engineers.
To be Republic, Tntcgence and Union, Wash
ngani Courier Enquirer New York Commercial Advertiser
sSge Register, Albany twenty times daily then twice week
lu lOh December.
ocN-d2rs2awtpccio
TUE National Magazine for November IL now ready.
Conteuts Bryant (pora Powerful Microscope Life and
Times Of Johnson tnice cngrsvngs History Of Tho Alchom,s
maEre Fuller O~sore Drhography Webster, The Good
fnoi Odyle Ghost Training of Bishop Latin Hymns The
Hocess Of sculpture, SC, Sc, Ac.
fnee, - year, or 10 cents per number.
.91 sale by the sgents, GRAY BALLANTYNE,
octA street.
INDEhsHhtrs aud Drawers. OF siih, Cashmere,
mehno noswoo and cotton slso superior article OF
soHh lur, heV recommended invsids A fo assortment
"o'"s"u' e"s'P 'o' cash. OF TO punctnsl cusomer' a
CHAs. IL LANES
Hat, Cap, and Genuemens Furnishing establishment,
O., -. FennSyivsnia avenue, near ~ street
MAphn BLAKE's Dancing aud yvnisy,nx Academy.
~ Apollo HalMadam hleke honor announcing
h patrons and the public n quarter FOR
commence on TIC 2Jd Of November Is51 Madam pro
cured through her agent IN New York
me coming Washngtn,
salurdays, from half TN past o,clncl nipa class
m gentlemen hafpast O'Clock For terms apply At
OWEN s. SON, Merchant r.ito~. beg t..v. 20 In
W. form ther friends sud the public generality a, sv b.vs 70
and a a..o,,-
snt o superior cloths, together varls,y o boc ne,
msre. ve-unw Nc, &c. md wosld respectfully s,rc, cali
oot27-9tsw4w y ' N""'
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CAuD.-cLAGETT poDsoN, dealers in all kinds of furn-
goods Mosaic, saxony velvet, tapestry,
imperial double Ingram and all other hnds Of
capetng foreign and domestic hearhugs and door mats,
ocloths materials, with all the belongings Of all de
scriptions. #aItH :.
Of Russia FLEMISH and Irish table and
bed blankets quilts table and piano covers and all other
goods requisite In housekeeping
o. hortno notice, beds and mattresses.
One door the Of Pennsyvana avenuo and mh
Sep o5-2wcoif
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nnnL Notice.

Notice
LIBRARY HOUSE, RrrREsrST sTtvEs,
August "a, 1859.
LARGE books belonging this office out
"a The members OF the House having
possession, respectfully requested to cause them 70 be nrned
#H@t John A. PARKER,
Aug g7~du Librarian House Of Representatives.
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Nplw Eail NI,lIincry.-M CuoATE win open her i.I mil
IN uey rooms Saturday 18th the ladies of
Washington vicinity be accommodated on the most ea
also been repen-
hrd trimmings, ribbons, also variety useful
and fancy ARTICLES the season. west side
ncar p.nnsvlvania nvenue.. ii--dh
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= ~- NOTICE TO THE PUBLiS.-on aud aiier
The lst day Of October next me man oosi W. ave
berth for the south quarter past O'CLOCK 10
Sen, 9o~saw1w GEO. MATTINGLY Agent.
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/. m. Campaign Of Isss.u

HERE hand le than ono hundred copies o.
Campaign political published during
canvnss Thomas Richie. All The Gle
faithfully recorded 10
rchef oca presidential elections Of
and 1899 countless the fun proceeding OF me BAT
Philadelphia wigl convention of
objects OF mom.nt which like,
brought approaching campaign viii bc
foun
46 folio bound in strong boards
with sheep ecks aud and wiz be low pce
dollars
hundred copies on hand ose VINO
wish 10 purchase may procure them AZ this once
tt June ii--eou
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nEALEn PunPOs Ai.s Will he rrcxlxrd hx il,s y

SEALED PiiOPOsN AIS will he received by the
dergned November next ~ O'clock
6ng northwest Of the south OF the Presidents
House.
The be made for doing tn. work by the cubic
the earth b. measured bank before ng The
distance of haul from bank the place depose about
yards
The OF earth complete the contemplated i'm
estimated 900 cutie yards but should
earth be required contractor bind himself deliver
additional first The whole
10 be completed by tho LIST day Of April neri.
WAi, D. BRACKENRfDGE,
Agent for the Improvement of the public grounds.
Asnto. -O,wrD1 Nov
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DAHtsiAN sights nd French Principles seenthrough
L American sprctacies vol, illustrated.
Lessuss Pictorial Field Book Of the Rcyoutionpau p
oct rs FRANCk TAYLOR.
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United states Patent OMcc,


I'M petition Cadwaadef Evans of Piising, Pennsvana
praying patent granted 10 him The M
teenh 5lh OF April 1882 for Improvement in steam boilers Tor
which
fifteenth 5) day April eighteen hundred and hyree
US53)- #9
Monday 7h) Of January 1888, at IL o'clock
persons and show cause, n any
they why said petition ought not TO be granted
objections specially forth least TWEEN
Of hearing All testimony filed by either
hearing, and transmitted
codance with the rules OF the Office which viii be furnished on a
plication. .e. :. -,
Ordered this be published the National lnte
Republic and Unon Washington D. c. Inquirer, Phl
adepha New York city; Pttbug Gazette
Ptsburg Daily Bee, Boston Massachusetts and
Journal Milwaukee, Wisconsin, week Tor
the seventeenth 7h OF Janu
ary 1853, the day of hearing ,.a -,
- THoS. EWBANk,
Patents
4 Editors O, the above oaners copy
oice, with paper containing this notice
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THE PURE hIND.Just received, large invoice OF linen
good (spue all hnen,'1 follows, and canddy tlihk
them be OF their kinds In the District
100 dozen good linen diaper towels, at 81 per dozen
Napkins 81 50 and - per dozen, great bar
gains
pieces new fashioned linen shertinss, wide
10 fue table danask, at 50 cents yard
table damask. 61s ana IS cents per yard, with
endless variety OF fine daIsasksj diapers, and
towelltIgs
do damask toweing, by the piece nj III \ cents per
yard, well worth so cents
nen-, from medium To superHne
opinion, and will sell the cheapest and best neh
goods Of all classes be- had IN this market.
We offer especial Inducements purchasers OF black goods
Fine bonban black meno, apacas and calcoe OF choico
qualities, atlnw pnces.
IS pieces fine and glossy black silks
40 bundles lec black stockings for ladies'
nutu and winter
30 styles bonnet nhands.
hso daily expected tho for those bills That ought 10 have
been paid July l.
Terms cash. unless arranged TO iie contrary. .
articles prices, and fair DEALING may be relied on IN an
.,o,,,,rn
oe, o-du Opposite Centre Market
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prices eqsed The
5 dress fine silks white light coors at
ssss pieces IN lgh, duo. for evening
IS do do medium quality at very prices
do do clanseaOie Amure, embracing the mos, choice
do do fss'S %s s"s sss a 'Ss &c sns s
much in demand
10 do heavy plain ditto in plain solid coloIs o
at sery reduced prces-a lot bought at
30 Do GsG A@s as. S and fancy sss s,
IS do rich Turk and oroman sa,ins, comprising every
10 do fine white and light foaIi silks. evening
10 DO fine black Srocade Silks designs
70 90 white, black, and esle,sa i silk.
% ans plain Sass aa & sSs e and glossy
DO meat 1s plaid plaid s n a a 50 pssns cents yard
Is do fine dark shades embracing every shade and
10 plain
10 DO pink, blue, crimson and colored dit,o
50 do very hne and beautiful Das mou.lnines
IS do dress ditto--price 81 IS per yard
do nea. figured duo for iap Children : p'' ''''
10 DO fine Scotch plaid. for children, in silk and wool
10 40 pink blue, and crimson sack flannel.
1se SSs s1s1s s'''
% fine Tabs' sSaw ancy printed and Dor
50 do Thibet shaws in small hgures,-al coors
50 do embroidered and plain Grape shaws
$50 long and square Bay State plaid shsws
Silk,
md m ed IN
lings OF description
Linen and .nseans., width and quality
brands shirtings
10 rounds nne IrIsh linens, warranted all linen
Black aud coored Italian and English grapes
10 pieces bne Canton dresses
10 do hne black bombazine, Lupin's best make
10 do do medium prices
% fine black aipacas real six warp
DO price from 10 cents
Fine black mousaines, mourning prices
Do Lancaster Marreiies quilts
Do priced bed Blankets and servants ditto
Do black, blue, ~ French cloths and
Cassinets, fuled cloths and lnseys
Linen cambr1c, M cmb handkerchch
Kid and sin gloves
silk, cotton worrted hoiscry OF every grade
And kind Of goods the above business
MAGRUDER d CALVERT.
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New Goods tu.t Received.

THE subscribers presenting the public the largest and
goods they before
great
eve low cannot be equaIed
District Our stock comprises among others, the oowng
p dress fine brocade silks white light and dark coIorS,
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III n. LOvETS wAuPENE. for restoring gray hsir
III. its original color, and TO prevent badness
have tho pleasure Of informing the public that now in
Lovets wahpene.
the effect Others ihn
number of they desire
where perfectly
original but causing hair TO be growing where the
perfectly bald that have
those who have tried and using
! mott perfectly satisfied with its effect
The public spurious article called "
which made The
genuine, which needs Improvement sold by
s. n. SYLVESTER,
Druggist and Apothccsry Of 9th and streets soc
N. IT, I.ovets Wahpenc in the District of Co
lumba. And by ~.
MEDHtRsT 4 HEARD,
Sept o2-eoIm Hair Dressers, National Hotel
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Collectors Once. city Hall,

Collectors Once. city Hall,
October 4 1852.
NOTICE TO PAYERsNotice hereby given that de-
ducton allowed by law on the taxes OF the
year u paid during the present month. , ,,,
+ 7-eotNOvif X y. hbihb. Ioiec'"t'
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OUR friends residing the named
fall supplies of dry goods
sually favorable the approaching +
We purchased northern and markets. very
largely which daily additions will be made OF all that s desirable
and novel 10 the way Of dry goods.
House keeping goods all classes styles and prices constantly
o n hand.
kinds, the paines fabrics the finest
kinds in vogue, in endless variety.
Gnsmcn goods OF the finest and medium qualities, with I'll
pfoyebsly
Misses wear.Ne particular attention 70 all classes
m sses' and chiidfen's
Youths weaWe have selected for The
purpose with eye styles, fabrics and prices.
Mourning hand article Of dry goods
for apparel the fabrics The trade,
extremely low prices,
wear every kind style and price, Of the best brands,
adapted alike outdoor word, deal
article usually found In wen ordered dry goods establish
M
We desire 10 increase trade.
All sales establishment must be for approved
paper, short dates.
articles prices, and fair dealing be relied
cases I'll. PERRY 4 BROTHER,
Opposite Centre Market, Washington, d. o.
Qt. N
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Proposals Tor Indian Goods.
DErARraESr or rnE INTERIOR,
once Indian AffaiTs, Oct, 5, 1852

. bEFAhraEkr INTERIOR,
once Indian AnaIs, Oct. 5, 1852
CEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals for Indian goods
will be received the Once OF Indian
Anara, Washington city unui 10 Friday dny
OF Nosember next furnishing goods
CLASS No. l-Biaukets.
800 pains 5point white Maeknac blankets, 90
and weigh pounds
2OO do ~ white Maeknac blankets, 54 60
and weigh pounds
800 do 2poin White blankets AZ by
IL, and weigh 5x pounds
loJ0 do III white Macknac blankets 50 by
and weigh AZ pounds
gUO do blankets, measure by
and weigh 81 pounds
5V DO 5poln scarlet Machnae Blankets 60 by r.
and weigh pounds
3oo do IN point scarlet ackinac Blankets 6 by
GO, and weigh pounds
loD do IN point Macknac blankets sc by
and weigh 10 pounds
40 do 3pon green Nackinac blankets, 80 by
and weigh pounds
5o do IN Macknac measure g.
and weigh pounds
100 do 3 point gentinea blue Blankets 66 by
and weigh 10 pounds
5uu do gentincla blankets by
and weigh pounds
800 do 2G point gen,nela blue blankets
and weigh 9 pounds.
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AND wamtea.The highes, market price, paid
III N, r.run,s HAMILTON q PANT,
~, o4--Sar ONES opposiss Treasury pnildina
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All Of the papers designated in class be made the best
teias, free aduteraon, be white blue color
required and be OF the regular standard OF their
kinds The named therein taken
guide, being impossible
quantity, that viii be required of Kind and the right there
reserved less each and
Kind contracted for AT such times and IN such quantities
Each will separately be subject
bidders oftbe classes
IN aud the privilege reserved
bidder may assigned all
such classes, or forfeit his right 10 any class ....
All The classes be delivered such
places in Washington city, good
order free Of all and charge aud subject
,eadent and be in all respects satisfactory.
Each proposal be signed by individual firm making il,
and specify the pound and the
but for each OF kind contained
proposals will be furnished
ap, ge for VIII be consideration
unless substantially agreeing herewith.
quire) each kind Of paper bid
number proposed schedule,
and properly designated the
viii considered And all and samples
office other
approved viii be required
article Of the classes, failure
ply quantity required me will be considered violation
Of The contract
abit, and
sufficient be certified by Judge
United district marshal
the district in which the snes reside for The faithful
be undertaken by
such evidence Will he rejected.
The proposals viii be opened the required by law "on
the fret Tuesday er the hrst Monday DecemseT next h AT
10 O'Clock, the office Of the superntcndcnt
Proposals gned, "supcnendcnt
Of Public Printing! Capitol OF the United States Washington,
and endorsed ''pfopo-ais for supplying Paeern
JOHN y. TOWERS,
nalta
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SUPERINTENDENT oflhe PubIle PrintIn
octl-3 3tawtDecI

Octl-3tawtDecl
Auas Post and Courier, Boston Courier Tribune Evening
Express New York North American Pennsylvania,
Ledger, phia American Argus, and sun, Baltimore
Bulletin New Gazette Enquirer Cincn.
Journal Democrat Louisville each copy
and send number Of the containing the
advertisement 10 the superintendent.
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NEW BOOKs.-Tbc Mystery Solved OF Ireanda Miseries-
IN the the Rev. Edward Marcus Di
H. the Irish Presbyterian church % cents
Jamie Gordon or Orphan. Illustrated. 70 cents
Shades or the Infant Pilgrims by Anne Woodrohe
2 voi- 81 so. ,,, -, !.
Near Home or the Countries Europe Described, with Anee
by the author OF peep OF Day.
rs ... ,.,.-
Far on, or Described by the author Of Lime
upon Line" &c, 75 cents. -, ,,-.,.,
Holiday ou.e-a Of Tales, illustrated by Miss cahauns
Sinclair ~ cents =
olive Mrs L. w. sgourney. Illustrated 70 cents
The fos, SENSES by Dr kuo Is
Living Series Of Home Truths by Rev. J. O. Rye
rs
For sale by ehAf ~ hNh.A ~, /, N,,',,u
ssvenu, street, doors above Odd fellows Han.
Oct rs
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T,HE Lost senses-Doafness and Biindnes.5 by Dr.
Il kiuo.
Ts work Of great interest, from Of the learned
accomplished Of the revealing the Of
world which those live who have been deprived Of the Of
life OF activity scholar Of
any living
ected himself and his discriminating
n, condition Of the blind James Mtchel Laura Brdsensn
o,he repee profound thought interesting
phenomenon presented progress training
tCAristian Osscrpcr.
KIrros D.tLY BrrLF LLUsTEsuossMonin Series yols
~ mo. 81
D. nd PatriarcIs.
q Moses and the Judges
Samuci, Saul, and David.
4 IND the Kings.
Evening Series; vols. 10 ~.
Vol 1. Job and the Pootcal Books.
isaiah and the Prophets.
B. The Life and Death Of our Lord.
4 The Apostle. and the Early Church,
For sale al GRAY Il aALLANTYNE'S Bookstore,
sep lln 7t street, two doors above Odd Fcllows Hail
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lINp'sseu uhtTs aud Drawers. Of silk, Cashmere,
m.fn amt~woo superior article Of
mna n hehy recommended nvsids. full assortment
ho"oh hend eheap Tor cash, puncual customcrs al
CHAs II. LANES
hn tap and Genucmenis establishment,
-. Pennsyivsnia avenue, AZ street
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Wv ~. soN, Mrrrhsrt rs'ior-, beg
eeved their fall ard winter goods.
ent superior cloths, together vaey on eboe f,,e,
msre vcstnrs, Nc, Ac md wosld respectfully sici call,
pct21-sAsw4w ~N"N'' = S"'i'
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MADAM HLAKE's Dancing .pd xy,Itv,,r Academy.
~ Appno ha-naaan hlake has OF announcing 10
ana he bohhc n her hnt quarter for season viii
Somsnee on nc 80 q November ls52 Madam n has pro
M No"eh h"r sRh IN New York, a fashionable dances
me coming ses-on Days o tuition Wasbngiop
Saturdays from half pa u half past O'Clock Nv nna
of gentlemen athhpast O'Clock For terms ann,y AZ IN. fan
Oct lo-eodtf 7' NfP'' 1919 '
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pRoPOSALS viii be received by the Secretary War the
sd day OF January 1853, for The removal OF the raft Red
which the will be lowest
ponsbie bidder, provided be satisfactory depar
and shall hundred thousand dollars.
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HIGHLAND PLAIDs-~Thu day opened
III pieces psds the exquisite qualities and
styles, for childrcn's Those desiring goods Of that
had call at
pieces and mennoes OF The brightest coors
and best qualities
finer moussciines "peuhai shadesV
30 pieces fine" "Paris c-ey hsnneis, !" all eoors
+ pieces wi Ian all prices and qualities
80 r,eres thin ca~Simeres tweeds,
goods proverbialy
Terms cash. unlo.r arranged 10 the contrary.
Good ARTICLES, low prices and fair dealing be relied in all
PERRY BROTHER,
cto-dd Opposite Centre Market.
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fckes ami and ceftHcates
the above splendid lotteries will the
and official Of each drawing Immediately after
| all who order
/ Address L. L. O'BRIEN, Agent
! Oct n Alexandria, Virginia.
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VHE National Magazine for November IL now ready.
Contents Bryant (portrait Powerful Microscope Life and
Times Of Johnson (nce History OF tho hchems.
maTet Fuller osSore Urthograpy Webster; The Good
oi Odyie Ghost Training az Bishop Latin Hymns The
Process Of Sculpture, SC, SC, Ac.
fnee, " year, or 10 cents per number. y. -. -
For sale by the agents, GRAY n BALLANTYNE,
pct9 Seventh
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uRoPOsALS will including Of
December next, the following articles required Lake
Michigan
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should been mentioned that,
young desire Latin Italian, spanish
German the competent professors wou
be procured.
f3-dn
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-09-01
THE FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS,
Feuuuier County, Virginia.

A RE now open for the reception of visitors.
N They are situated on the Rappahannock river,
thirty eight miles above fredericksburg, and fifty,
nearly due west, from Alexandria. The Alexan-
dria railroad cars, leaving at a. m, carry pas
sengcrs at this time (lst June) within seventeen
miles Of the Springs and frst-rate coaches, over a
good turnpike for the remaining distance, run
daily TO item.
The agents of the railroad company confidently
expect 10 be within about eight miles OF the Sprin
by the last OF July, when passengers leaving Rich
nond at p. IN. will get to the Springs by noon
the next day, via Alexandria-or may take the
Louisa Railroad TO Gordonsville at g. a. m E, reach
CulpcPcr Coort. house TINT evening, and breakfast
next morning at the Springs, the through ticket
irom Richmond by this route being 50. Or, by
taking the fredericksburg route at a. IN,
may spend the afternoon Washington or
Alexandra, and I've at the Springs by noon the next
day. Timely notice TO Fredericksburg would
secure direct conveyance by hacks, so q to reach
the Syringe the same day passengers leave Rich
Inond
A u weekly line Of stages will be run from
Winchester to these Springs
Terms of Board: $50 for the season, ending
October !: S75 for three months ! % for two
inuuths; $35 for one month; SIS for two weeks;
5 10 for one week; s rs per day. Meals or lodg
ing 50 cents each. Servants and children under
twelve ycars Of age half price. No charge for
children under ttr0 years OF age. Horses 81 cents
day, or $40 month.
Payments TO be made weekly.
WIN. McNISH, Superintendent
June 2-deO& tri 3m&w2t
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MORsE'S TELEGRAPH.

rI'HE office of the Western Telegraph Company
4 is removed TO the rooms over Gilrnan a potho
cary shop, on Pennsylvania avenue few doors
west Of Brown n hotel.
This is the only direct line Of tclegra phi from
Washington to Wheeling and Pttsburg, where i,
connects with other lines extending to Detroit,
Chicago, Cincinnati, Louisville, st. Louis, Nash.
vile, Memphis, Vicksburg, and the whole westcrn
country.
The northern Morse office is a few doors east
the National hotel.
The southern 10 on TIN street, opposite the Ma
: ionai Intsliigencer office. AMOS KENDALL,
Jan7 President Western Telegraph Co
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HISTORICAL SKETCH OF THE ELECTRIC
IL Telegraph, by Alexander Jones.
Scenes and Thoughts in Europe, by George II.
Calvert; second sercs 0"....
The Laws Of Life, with Special Reference to the
physcai Education OF Girls, by Elizabeth Black
well, M. ID. Price 25 cents 49,
Arctic Journal, or Eighteen Months in the Po-
TAR Regions, by Lieutenant s. Osborn, r. N. Price
IS cents. 80. .... ha..s H.I isHa.
The Antiquary, Heart of Mid lothian. Rob Roy
Black Dwarf and, Old Mortality Lippencott'sc di.
ton of Waverly Novels i5 90 t'|..f.fa
A Practical Treatise on Business, by Edwin r,
Freddy. .a.H ,'r'H' .le.. '.fE7s- n.. .la
Aug2 FRANCK TAYLOR,
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& WASHINGTON RAILROAD
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON RAIL-
ROAD.
Passenger Trains Run Follows:
60 s sSf 90 49,,

A-I-&- -ssE--E1- -SSXsXk1- -xRX- 1850
Leave Washington at and n. m. 49, m =,
and p. m.
Leave Baltimore at 4! and 9 a. m, and
g p.
On Sunday the I'd and Sd trains from Wash
ington, and the I'd and 4th from Baltimore, are
omitted.
Tickets and baggage che ks to Philadelphia and
New York can be obtained . trains leaving at
a m and ?. IN Possengers?t Gcuring the same,
gagc in Baltimore and Philadclpn a to the next
railroad station.
Communication ticketsto Bladensburg al Sl3 per
quarter, will be furnished upon application at the
office. Il. H. PARSONS
Ap 20 I'll Agent.