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General Agency ana Law once at Washington,
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General Agency Law once at Washington,
DE sELDINC wYLIE,
No, Btdinx Pennypania nezt docr rs Of
BropH's Hotel, Washnstor, ID. c.
rHAs. DE sELDING ANDREW wYLIE, jr. having formed
CO partnership purpose of prosecuting claims before
Congress executive departments before any board Of COM
appointed OF spoliatons other
foreign prepared their
all business that be intmed 10
their charge Obtaining PENSIONS bounty
duties clnims arising under contracts eaiies
buying and selling real estse collecting private Claims
&C.
Andrew wyie r will any law business with which
be niusted, In OF the courts OF
he District the Supreme Court Of the United stntes
seldng being United States commissioner, notary
public all the States OF the Union,
prompt attention taking OF testimony acknowledg
me of deeds which appertan his offce
Charges will moderate and regulated by the amount claimed
nd e services required
COMMUNICATIONS (post pa will receive immediate attention.
s-diy
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Virginia Land omes,

HCHMONDl NVFtnbeT IcoIs
IN conformity OF Virginia Of 1892 ssl ssedon TO-
do hereby whom IL concern that
peaIs certificate Of the esehealor Of hs e Of Norfolk dated
l November 1851 received Into the land once
OF November 1851 that NY inquest held on e 1s
October 1851 the following lots lying Ia the city Of Nofo
escheaied this Commonwealth, 10 wit
land bounded BY Dartmouth street the soah Prince
the creek tho NORTH and BY Amelia street
the with wood dwelling house ON H. eseheaed nom he
of John Lawrence, deceased
OF land bounded BY Lbery street ths morrill, by Robert
land the by North t street the south and
by Cumberland old brick house ON II,
escheaied from the estate OF Robert McAann deceased
land the Botetouu street. bounded
by sedens NORTH by Boashe land the SOUTH and
by east eseheaed from Inc OF Richard
n. Burke, deceased, Tests -
3. II. PARKER,
Nov l6-law6w HegSer OF the Land Once
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SUPERIOR Dag ypes I-First Premium !-J ii.
y WHITEHURsF has extended The his operations
ground any dasueeotypst in the country His galleries
between ~ and 9th streets
No 2o7 baltimore Batmore corner and Leonard
street. New York; III Main street, Richmond; Sycamore
Petersburg; street, Norfolk and Main street, Lynch
burg, Virginia.
extraordinary improvement, insuring faithful and highly
lkenesses n a few seconds.
The retary ground invented by H. Whehu gives an
airy and living appearances TO the picture.
than thirty thou
sand pictures annually and have given This
certainly atterng superiority OF his kenesses
j. H. calls the attention of the public generally his elegantly
gallery where free
exhibition OF pictures will be given.
Notwithstanding competition dagueeoypes at the
Maryland Institute, he awarded the hrst
medal by the judges.
attended 10. '' -' Nov ae-dly
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ONG Life IL within tho reach OF ms allThe celebrated
German physicians Doctors Brothers and Gray, have finally
concluded settle themselves in the city onshngen after having
travelled the world OF knowledge and having spent
seven the Indians for the getting thorough
knowledge of botany aaer themselves qualified 10 alleviate
and all the human family subject We
promise 70 all who favor us with call that we VIII, win
out asking them question: tell them their complaints AID np
toms and guarantee m md speedy cure The Doeo
medicines are wholly vegetable and prepared by themselves we
also guarantee 10 cure the complaints matter
from what cause they originated long standing
fever SC Refe from
persons living In All the western counties Of the OF New
York, PENNSYLVANIA Canadaa Sc who, having
die by the fscn hearing Of u and awaiting Themselves Of
skill, have been restored % hea Diseases
office the following dypepy conspaion piles scrofu
bronchitis, efpss letter, scadhead dopsy
diseases Of the skin lungs, stomach bowels liver
Kidneys, spine, SC
once south street, opposite the Smithsonian institution
Det
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EMOvAL.The celebrated c. w. RoBACK, professor Of
with conuraon from Sweden having removed his office 20 NO
consulted by oil the crowned heads of
Europe, enjoys higher reputation astrooger than
ny calculated according TO geomancy-
ladies' 49, gentlemen s. Persons at distance can have the
sending OF the day OF their BIRTH All
the above fee will receive immediate atten
on, and natvies part of the word written on
durable paper he prepared make OF his power by
conuraion any of following opicsi Courshp, advice
accomplishment of wealthy marriage
he has the redeem such as are TO the free use
hazard, and the recovery
stolen or property purchasing tickets Thou
have been done IN this city and Its
vicinity the full satisfaction Of all
horoscopes have beon cast during the last four
years will and will do
person. the mail safe that
money through the Office Dr. Roback
receives 1000 monthly, and has missed
viii be relgiousy attended TO- prepad Be
cular oce and State For particulars
Union, and astrological almanac
gratis. . -, ,on.c,
White street, New York.
no.-a
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pRIvATE TUTOR,

DRIvATE TuTOR.-A young English gentleman. who has
education and resided somc years IN Paris 10
position
private family OF re.pectnblity.
personal and family connexions be
given ofe highest esrecablv either IN this country OF
In England,
Address Vance, Dor 100 pos, ONCE osweao, New York
Mar le-duf
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General Agency at Washington, ID. c.


QY A. M FARQUHAR, formerly Of Harrisburg Pennsylvania,
for claims the for services the with Men
the revolutionary the with Great Britain and the Flor
ida
For pensions, bounty land, scrip.
Bounty Land-W purchase and sale OF bounty
land order.
Paien 0eeThe applications for patents, procuring models,
kc., will be attended all their various branches
General Post OfesA claims against the department will be
settlement Of quarterly OF
ditto facilitated Sc.
Orleans Delta, Nashville Union, Mobile Advertiser, Louis
Louis New Era, Cincinnati Indianapolis
Sentinel New York Herald and Detroit Free Press will publish
OF S. and send their bills this ONCE accompanied
with paper June YAH
ID III. uOOE ~ co., Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
carpetng, floor oil cloths mating rugs curtain materials,
sbeetng blankets and furnishing goods generally
avenue 7b aud 9Th Washington,
u.
Aug o9-tf
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m nENOyAL.-DUyALL n BROTHER, merchant tsiors, have
The informing friends and customers
that they removed their and elegant Just
erected avenue ~ and 9th
square their old They have Jus, returned from New
York opening richest and elegant
goods whcn they prepared
DJvALJ BROTHER,
". b. Wanted, three hrstrate coat hands
Rentl la--hlv
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DRAPER and TsiIor.-wrLLtAM TUCKER, late Of the
firm Tucker, between ~ and
streets.
friends public generally having JUST opened and
English cloths, and
venss selected himself with from the most extensive
Importing Philanepha all Of which VIII
sold al the lowest price, reputation Of his establish
nnen guarantee all who honor him with their
paropaar OF viii be executed
shall be ready days to show some Of the handso
that been offered In this city,
oI. vgyv
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ALFRED HENNEN.

United first circuit from 1919 TO 1851 follows;
Gaisons ReporRepors Of argued and determined in
United 1919
1875 Second edition. with additional notes and references
vols, evo. Boston, 1885,
doing feelings, well the
of TRUTH IL select the decisions in Gaison and
Masons Reports specimens OF merit They
fairly placed level with the productions Of ths
h Admiralty for deep and accurate learning well as for the
William p )Rsport Of Circuit Court of
United the First Circuit from 1915 to 1880 vos
These comprise the decisions OF Mr. Justice Story
n cuii Of the United States and followed in order ae MIR
admiralty personal and real law, and chan
characterized the profound Learning and
research which such eminent traits OF their
They win bear favorable comparison In Of learning
Reports Sumner (Chaes-Repors Of Cases argued
and determined in the Circuit Court OF the United States for the
First Circuit 3vols eyo. -.
series Of Gaison and Mason. The
volumes relate particularly TO questions OF
equity and admiralty, and are OF great practical value
RepoTts Story tWliam W)Reports OF Cases argued
determined in the Circuit Court Of the United States for f
Circuit 3vos, 6vs.
aThese volumes GaIil.on
Mason, and Sumner They contain the last opinion
third volume yet undelyeredn
Woodbury. (Chse L) and Minot George )Repots Of Cases
gued and determined In the Circuit Court Of the United ST. for
the First Circuit Vols and2.
appointed succeed Mr. Story justice first dis
ticL"
Volume 3 In press
Hopards Supreme Reports. Howard BenIamin C-Re
argued sdjudged supreme Uni
ID States. Yss. 4, 5, o, z, and 8.
reports follow Pes, and with those reports, and Dallas
Canch and whsatons comprise nil the decisions OF the highest
law.
story Constition, comprising History
Of the United Staies-a edition, In Two vols, evo.
D3-In press, will be ready in March. Dec 27-dly
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ssFN1 EDWARD X. COLLINS h CO.,
No. Sc Wall street, N. Y.
5Essr BROWN, sHIPLEY 3 CO.,
M i j. : Liverpool
ss.. E. G. ROBERTS CO.,
~ - s4 s.- M... 10 Kings Arms Yard, London
JOHN MUNROE Il CO.,
"#as 70 Rue Notre Dame dea victories,
Faris
45s ,,t gt GEO. DRAPER, Hayre.
The Of shps will be accountable for gold
huion specie, cwey precious stones metals unless bills Of
ang signed therefor and The value thereof therein expressed
0sps 6-dIy Is e4a
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WILLIAM HoRrER,
Alto RNEY AT LAW,
Lancaster, Grant county, Wfseoniin,
(Lars or pxuautrs COUNTY, Val

(LArE or rsuaufKs COUNTY, v1.,)
WILL Of Grant, Dane, and Iowa counties, and
w the federal suprem. Madison lie will
prompt particular collection Of claims, the
redemption OF lands and the payment Of
resident lsndho!dsrs any part Of the State.
Refers Hon H. - Foote, g. Senate Hon James Mason
u Homer, Warreno, Va; Messrs Knox
Mason attorneys law New York Professor w H. Horner
Lapey, esq, and Messrs g. w. Welsh, Philadelphia
Meus Crockett John kasron, attorneys Al law - Louis
Missouri Ap lg-lawly
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a. IL q. A. ARMOUR,
DR.9PERS .aND T-HILoRS,
No. 800 Broadway, corner Of Duane street,

abops fte Trping House, Nep Pork,
EsPRCTFULLY attention offriends and the public 10
IL their goods, the patterns,
which they prepared make the best
fashionable style their prices cloths
and vesngs of latest elegant light
for vests dark do patterns OF Paris embroderies.
There are three knl artists employed In this estabishmenone
20 coats 10 ont and
partment Ia complete IN iself Army
order with and despatch approved
Strangers who visit this metropolis viii hnd this
ment eyo TO their tnsie and perfect III always insured
~ II. PRFNGuN ATsTbess elegant that
admired
drst premium BY the American Institute their late fair
Feb l5-dim
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Nionnt Alben Institute.

rVTa institution very pleasantly situated the Georgetown
Heghtsthe prospect from embracing the city Of Washington
Potomac OF Aornndua II s de-
signed extend Of boys the benefit Of good,
nrna Christian education II seeks combine the advantages
thorough instruction with The discipline OF
Christian home. . :
session will begin November l. Parents who for
any confer with the Rector
Application admission Of pupils, for further information, may
- ''' Rev ANTHONY TEN DRoEoK, Georgetown, D. C.
peeneesi Bishop of Maryland and Hugh Davey Evans,
IL H. Bamere T. r. Chambers, Kent county Md Aaron
Dayion ea Auditor Of the Treasury washington Evan
eso Beverhont Thompson, Pitt-bofo',
North Carolina, Col Miller sllowes 81 Mary's, Georgia
Slant l6-0awfw
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lE QUINCEY's Literary I2no.,
~ being vols and Of the uniform edition of his
Motherwell's posthumous Poems, vol.
The Vision OF sr Lsuna-a poem; Lowell.
Memoirs OF the Rev Jos Huc minister Jos
Stevens BnckminsterI by Eliza Buckmin-er Leo. vol
Brief Practical Trentise Of The
cessss employed the public hnbor by Lieut.
VIM. H. Wright, u. q. Engineers.
This day received for sale by
TAYLOR n MAURY,
Septic Booksellers, near street
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MOSES L.. HOIr,
ATTORNEY AND couNsHIdoR AT LAW,
San Francisco, California.

ATTORNEY AND couSsEILoR LAW,
San Francisco, California.
Hon g. w. Inge NJ o. Alabama John D. Taylor,
Mobile, Alabama Messrs Rhodes. Wright, Co., New Or
louisiana Henry =. Clark Tsrboro North Carolina
Hon Gwn, NJ C CALIFORNIA; BenI X. True, esq, New York
city; j. Heaey, esq Boston, Masachuse Hatch, esq,
Portsmouth, New Hampshire May 7-9awly
NEW and California millionaire Associstion.-
0O0 limited number OF shares be obtained by influential
who capital special partners, admitted in
conformity with the revised statutes Of New York free from per
sona liability future nj the Of 81 900 cash. and
Of shares issued therefor 10 return ten per cent annually
with prospect doubling the whole in operations
trade and mining the United States under the direction and
Of OLIVER HOLDEN,
As the General Partner and Chief Agent OF the Company,
No. III Wall street, New Yoit.
Csfornnns and responsible throughout Union
who aid in obtaining with the United saes app
association be employed diff
feren points, where line OF and vessels be made
available for ade the ma and freight and
from Europe, Asia, Africa and the Americas.
There is and increasing business doing with Cao
na the Pacific and long the supply OF gold continues
the demand for capa goods and Manufacturer viii asouh the
liberal views and calculations therefor And this
thereby this association being formed
der the firm and style Of D. HOLDEN n CO.,
Mercantile Commercial, Commission Merchants BANKING
Insurance. and Mining Agents. New York and Ban Francisco
Capital s 100000.
Feb0-u
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DlSSOLUTION The firm heretofore exist
Of Dyer Brother 10 this day, by mutual
dissolved George F. Dyer will attend the settle
the late firm, also of the unsettled business
late Robert W. Dyer deceased which immediate attention
is respectfully requested EDWARD C DYER,
GEO. r. DYER.
wAsHsoros, September "a, 1850.
Copartnership NOTES.-The undersigned have formed
under the and firm Of Dyer MCGUIRE and
will continue the general auction and commission business the
Dyer Broer Of 10th and
avenue.
They respectfully solicit continuance Of the
slowed the late FIRM and pledge themselves TO discharge h-
eosfded to them.
Dyer Mcclure prepared advances upon all
ssumenis, and ocash all sales made by them.
EDWARD c. DYER
J. C, MCGUIRE.
WArHESTos, septemhA' s4 le30.
ept, Id
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orFIcIAL Military Books. for sale by Taylor q

arFICTAL MsIttsry Books, for arle by Taylor II
NJ nfAURY, booksellers, near 9th street, Washington
Cavalry Tactics 3 vols price S3-vefy scarce
Wayne's Sword Exercise price 81,
scott's Infantry Tactics, 3vols, price W ~
Instructions for Mountain Aruleryi price % cenh
Cooper's Tactics and Regulations for the Nillina
Instructions for Field Artillery Horse and Foot
Cross's Military Lave.
McConbs Courts Martial.
Ordnance Manual.
Army and Navy Registers.
And all other government books and documents
Sept %
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North side @ assass sa Hs sssT' "'' q Third street,
QEGs his friends, the citizens Of Washington
Geogeown Alexandria, the public in general also members Of
and ;s and % sSoa Sss.
ere purchase hsT on as
. @ hs District fran goods as are ~ @5s ~ oss nsm
a. the snoes. noee sndp s moi TO be surpassed equaeo
lie advance the highest price paid In this city for his
Having employed ia of r. w.
for fifteen and having under his special charge The most dim
Ing now By s'aenge % desire 2. Ws %
as Interest he ar that he M pe m able 70 please a a
D. Also constantly hand general assortment, goods
gloves, collars every article complete gentle
Nov s6-aawif5w
Ew BANKING HOUSE in washington Ciiy.-The
"a n the and
an early occasion notify his friends and the public generally The
Union, from which
hng tangible in shape gold silver drafts
on The United States treasury northern exchange, Virginia bank
BY adherence legitimate upon basis 1T
s1p .s s.a. sn
tered after ns "a and = gratifying
ne ss ''a
wi S % on % n @ n on s I
State stocks guaranteed bonds Of canal and rail-
road e0mpanIes and Other COED s sseSIss !,
in Washington will be attended on on liberal
Rrcunosp, VA, October, 1851. Nov II-aawim
d EAL ESTATE AGENCY.-A RoTHwELL informs the
IL public lie has opened office street. Of 7 street,
Office OF the National nielgencer for The OF Civ
ing purchase and sale Of city property
lie number Of building lots in various OF
city, which will disposed of accommodating tens ALSO
improved property.
He the OF purchases and sales OF
property for persons who may need such aid.
property holders he offers his services make
sales, pay taxes &C.
persons desire sell properly he would
himself 10 find purchasers NC .s -
proposes considers him
qualified from his extended knowledge the location and
value Of acquired in his late business as city collector
All postpaid will receive prompt attention.
yancng drawing OF Deeds will be attended TO his
Office
Being commissioned justice Of the peace, be win attend to
the taking Acknowledgements of Deeds &C.
Now 20
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THE Principal Of the wsusn,on IN o. Male Academy wishes
teacher who IL qualified teach
various English branches and the lower Mathematics He
habits good moral character,
Al applications must be made Immediately and BY letter. paid
Principal,
Feb iq-du
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY
(MoRsE LIYE)
wAsarseToS osuor, rrsSsYLvssfh AvENUs,
plah Lo...o -. N.t..-.-aI II...l

Ffth house Of National Hotel, Moo.
HHE line established any company United
the Oldest The pioneer line, extending
Washington Baltimore Philadelphia and New York. and
stations
Wilmington, Princeton, Brunswick
ak, Jsy Cihc only line in the country present
undergone repairs
transmit and deliver number Of which
required accommodation of the public with
accuracy promptner- fidelity hitherto unequalcd This line
OF Morse Inns noh and
south extending miles,
which and will be delivered desired The
line thoroughly systsmaized Its bus
In both mode of delivery Of Its
oharyes equal all special fayors With the fc
uss m business this IL inv
ted =, uy nj, line and sec he do not ind most reliable for e
npnng The on,ce Of the Magnetic Telegraph Company
oy rsnnsyvsnla svenue fifth house east Of National
hoeei b.umo NO Erchange South Gay Philadelphia,
No. 1ol Chestnut Quincy
Hanover street, corner Of Beaver.
WIN. NJ. SWAIN, President
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I KNOX WALKER Will practise law N the Supreme
Court of the United states
claims against the government Addr,ss wssbinaon,
Mar. tb--u
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SEMINARY. ID. C.-The evening

uTAsUINGTON SEMINARY, ID. C.-The evening English
school Of This institution win be
night except Saturdays and Sundays from o'clock
y.
English practical usnue
reading ~les formsion
elocuon and the several kinds Of public
speaking together ccisms OF distinguished English
writers OF and verse. .
The classical department devoted explanation and analysis Of
and Latin composition enabling tho student IN
in that with facility
The mathematical class comprises the study Of arithmetic BOOK
keeping algebra geometry, surveying, lgonomey and calculus
Nov 7-lw SAMUEL BARRIER, President
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Ths new York sad Liverpool United states Mail
Steamers.

- Theee having buIIt " NUHu"S
/KX2T pfessly service every been
<Nk&W constueuon also N th engines,
10 insure strength and speedi and their aeeommo-
dslons for elegance and comfort
Price OF passage Liverpool IN nfst cabin, S2O
Exclusive 500 In second cabin s7o
From Liverpool 20 New York $50 and f2o
An experienced surgeon attached 70 each ship.
No berth be secured until paid oT
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Matculaon sIo; and small charge for average damages
The college exclusive OF books and stationery
$50 be admitted
opening Of the preferable Bills payable three
mont in advance.
our students opportunity OF attending Of lee
tn, dsn gIshed Of science al the Smith
OF hearing the debates Congress- and
punen United Supreme advantages which
other college present. .
CoLLNoe Hut August, 1851. Aug 0-dhcplaw4W
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New Fall and Winter Goods.


UOOE, BROTHER, CO., Pennsylvania avenue, between 7i
III received and prepared offer The
citizens Of the cities Of Washington Georgetown and
Surrounding counties OF Maryland and Virginia. full and
comps,e OF French English India fancy and staple
dry goods Of the recent importatons They name
Very elegant brocade silks, dark colos
Extra rich brocade silk for evening
Rich plaid silk, new styles
Extra heavy plain poull de sole
Heavy watered silks, all colors
Real Irish poplins richly wateTed, all shades
Very iustrous black Silks all widths
Superior wide coored elk velvels, every shade
French Merino and Thbet cloths great variety
French nous. de anes new designs
French cashmere de cosse, latest styles
Rich embroidered chemisetes with sleeves TO match
Real vaienciennes lace chemisettes and cuff
Elegantly embroidered and e-trimmed handkerchief
White embroidered Canton shawls, from Sla to S75
Velvet cosks nj mantilias, STYLES
Silk mantilas vises, also styles
Real cashmere snawls, long and square
ReaI Thibet scars
Long and sewing silk mx and gloves
Baious celebrated kid gloves, every size and shade
Black silk laces black and coored silk ffnges
Thread laces and insertngs, wide and narrow
Muslin and eambric rulings
Muslin and cambric nsertiDgs and cdgines
Sash, neck and belt rbands. &C., &c.
other entirely and desirable goods suit
approaching which weekly add
ons be assured Of finding, nj
during most fashionable styles at the lowest
prices. 49,, ,,o,,,rn +. 90
aept Io-tf
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no OWNERS Lands In Texas.-A gentleman In Virginia,
surveyor and lawyer, desires TO remove 10 Texas
would like become the agent for some
Of lands Ia that with view TO bring them into
small capital and dssirous of In
satisfactory testimonials oil
integrity and responsibility and his general acquaintance such
considerable emigration 10 Texas
would be inclined avail himself
such an correspondence with the
advertiser suitable responses by addressing post paid
WIN. GoULDIN,
General agent and collector, Richmond, Virginia