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MOSES L. UOIr,


Sow Francisco, California.
Hon 4. w IRge, NJ c., Alabama John Ihe
esq Mobile Alabama Messrs. Rhodes, Wright Cos New "
H. CLARK, Tarb0fo Nofu ,Moia
Hon W. NJ Own CALIFORNIA; henj X True cell New fos
n pa, ), - Ns.s Il. aansbire May7-aawly
NEW York and California miionaire ~ -. s.o
N % houSand dollars Capital V,
oeo ned number OF be obtained by Influential
pauies capital 20 invest az special '"
Of New York ee IRON per
soosl liability sssesnen nj The par OF sVo eash ana
~ theref return cent annually
win prospect Of doubling the whole IN safe operations IN
,aia ~ OLIVER HOLDEN,
"o"ssvuhuf The
80 ~" wv opsnne contracts w,t the United States, appli-
aon and nvestment the
efnt points, where line Of can h. aa
available or nd carrying the ma passenger freight 10 ana
from Europe Asia, Africa, and the Americas. ~ -
There - very large and increasing doing with Ca
ms me Pacific, sc and long the supply god
NE demand or capital goods and msnueres will sstonsh s
ot liberal views and calculations 10 ee mi.
der the firm and style Of % HOLDEN a m ''i ~"
Mercantile, Commercial, Mchants h.ntIn.
Capital 100000.
Feb
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PRIVATE TUTOR.-A young English sennen., ,,,o -
good education, resided som, wears IN PAD. -
sors ~ VIC position OF tutor young
sons N some private family Of respecsabty - 't pei
s,,a ~ 20 personal character family connection. can n.
in England, -f''V s'u'e' w 'h~ country or
Mar 1s-duf - 49, '''Ssi VsWeRot view fork.
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A. ~ a. A. ARMOUR.
DIAPERS AND TsILoRs,
No. 9o5 Broadway, corner Of Duane street.
u -


RhSPtCTFULIY invite the offnepds and e n.l,n
~ eir assortment Of spring goods the newest ps,s,
my are pepared 70 make IN the best and mo.
a.h,onaee style their usual moderate prices Fresh cloth.
nna Nesnnrs OF latest Importation elegant hight sll
Tor vests dark dol new patterns OF Paris embroideres
There are three sku employed IN this 49,
~ c coats one 70 cut pants and 20 Eso
complete " Itself Army and navy uniforms made "a
sseuiay ana despatch and In the approved man
n Suanrers who visit this Al th
ment everything 10 their perfect NJ s awsv
~ ~ fhtsIus wsisreosrs-These elegant wasroats ba,
were 80 much admired Case Garden have been n,ad.a nv
Feb l5-dlm '"".
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DISSOLUTION firm heretofore exist
ing OF Dyer Brother is this day by mutual
consent dissolved George Dyer will attend TO the settle
firm, Of the unsettled business
Robert W. deceased which immediate attention
is respectfully requested. EDWARD o. DYER,
GEO. II. DYER
WAsHsoroE, September a. 1850.
M Notice.-The undersigned formed
the and firm of Dyer Mcclure, and
will commission
Bothe Of 10th street and Pennsylvania
avenue
respectfully solicit continuance Of the
the 6m and pledge themselves 10 discharge faith
fully every conGded TO them.
Dyer d prepared make advances upon all
signments, and TO cash all sales made by them.
EDWARD G. DYER,
j. q. MCGUIRE.
wAsmSaTos, septemb-s N, 1850.
ept 27-du
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General Agency al Washington, ID. &.


by A. M FARoUHAR, formerly Harrisburg Pennsylvania,
ID claims government with MeIi
with Great Britain and the Flor
ida
For pensions, bounty land, scrip
Boufy Landwi attend the purchase and sale OF bounty
land on order.
Patent 0reshe applications for patents procuring models
will be attended all their various branches
General Post Ofeh claims against the department viii be
settlement Of conscto quarterly accounts OF
ditto facilitated, Ac.
Delta, Nashville Union, Mobile Advertiser, Louis
Louis New Era Cincinnati Gazette Indianapolis
Sentinel New York Herald and Detroit Free Press, win publish
S. and send their bills this oce accompanied
with paper. June 24u
carpetng floor oil cloths maitings rugs curtain materials
furnishing goods generally.
avenue, between 9Th and 9Th streets Washington,
ID. q.
Aug 29-I
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GPLENDID NEW SILks.-CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY
~ CO., respectfully ladies' resident and
Washington that they have just received 100 pieces de
cdedy the goods In the silk line exhibited in this
city, recent importation, the prices Of which be
low tho import.
Dec 2J-d2w CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, n co.
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:. -DIrVAII BROTHER, merchant tsors, lave
he Measure Of informing their numerous nesns s
mai hey have removed TO their new snd s,rsa
erected on ~ cy have inst returned New
square west o. mt ou ~ ~, ,icbe.t and elsgaH
en,. M GOOD. in their business which mcyne
TO make 70 ORDER IN "e" "''' ~" DhvhLL RoTIUR
n n Wanted two three hrstrate coat hands,
oent is-dlw A cow
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uuTs institution very pleasantly situated on We
iIeyhts-the prospect from II embracing he cb o
ho po,omac FOR miles, and the town ot Met,nah y
~asa "a er,end limited nunbeT OF byame psns ~ o'
s.r,,eal christian education II seeks combte we s"Vxfs
~ ,norongh aeadeica instruction with he proper d'e'pyd
Christian home 40 "a. ,a...nho,, p.rcrts k N
.nse desire an earlier admission mS confer WIN hs
or admission Of pupils, onriher inormauva
b. addressed, ..,,, mn, rpox-.u ,,,orr.,orn y
references, The bishop q Maryland, nd Hugh D,vsy y
n ps,,iueet Hon. &. " Chamber, Kent county, Nd o'
~ n,y,on Gao Fourth Auditor Of the Te-ary Wa-hing,o
$50. $50 ee.rpetown; w. Beverhou Thompson, fi'
yons, er alma, Cot Miller Bsowss, st. nsrys Georgia
Sept l6-2awfw -
nr rICIAI military Books, Tor safe ny fnyP~
(1mAIfpy booksellers, near 9th stree, washington a
r.xa,v Taefcs, 2 vols ! price s5-,eV scarce n
wsvne,s sword Exercise price ~
4 scot,ss Infsn,ry Tactics, 2vols. pre- W %.
in.,,uc,ions for Mountain Artillery i,r" % cents
/ rooper,s Tactics and Regulations ionhsmlhns.
lns,,uc,iop- for yield Artillery, Hors'"d Foot
1 Crgssss Military Laws.
1 McCombs Courts Martial.
/ Ordnance Manual
Army and Navy Registers. ,.a1a,,
And al other government books and docunns
' sept3
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~ ao.scEf's Literary "Reminiscences, vols. Iamo
Motherwelna Fosthumous Poems, vol
me VISION o. s Laonh-a poem by James Russell Lowell
memoirs Of the Rev Jos and IN IA. san ~. -
stevens snetminser BY Eliza Buctminster Lee. vol -
hfei PRACTICAL Treatise account NJ ne No.
cesse. employed public works n Ro.,on hans plo
WIN. H. Wright u. 2. Engineer. 80 V'' " Lieut.:
This day received for sale by
Septic pootssllsr. g., mon.,ur,
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q An Tue las Of - w.
ynes selected by himself with great care from NE % ,
ho.seS Of New and Philadelphia, all Of when VII
~ The cash price; and the reputation ms
men, /. sufficient guarantee TO all who may bonor I'm WI '
nj hs syie his garments VIII be ,reeun
shall ready in ten days 20 show some o. ine
est STYLES oyercoas that have ever been oneso ~ m
a,nfQ ILL.,
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no OWNERS in 1'cxas.--A gentleman In yighn
and lawyer desires 10 remove 70 ie
would like become the agent ofs
lands eoaniry with view 10 bring then n
market
family and small capital and 10 DESTROYS engaging
agriculture lie the satisfactory Testimonials OF e
t integrity and responsibility and his general acquaintance s
as considerable emigration 10 Tens
oTexss lands who would be inclined 10 avail hs
OF arrangement be placed correspondence with Nc
WIN. G0ULDIk,
General agent and collector, Richmond, Virginia
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New Fall and Winter Goods.


uooE, BROTHER, X CO., Pennsylvania avenue, between
III received and prepared offer
Of the cities Of Washington Georgeown and Alexandra
complete OF French, English and India fancy and
Very elegant brocade Silks dark colous
Extra rich brocade silk, for evening
Rich plaid silk, styles
Extra heavy plain poult de sole
Heavy watered silks, all colors
Real Irish poplns, richly waiered, all shades
Very lustrous black silks, all widths
Superior wide colored silk velveis every shade
French Merino and Thibet cloths great variety
French de LANES, new designs
rene cashmere de c0sse, latest styles
Rich embroidered chemisettes, with sleeves TO match
Real Vaienciennes lace cbemsettes aud cuffs
Richly embroidered muslin capcs, collars, and caps
Elegantly embroidered and lace trimmed handkerchief
White embroidered Canton Grape shaws, from S2 ~ S3
Velvet cloaks and mantillas, styles
Silk manillas and vises, also styles
Real cashmere shawis, long ind square
Real cashmere md Yhibet scars
Long nd sho sewing silk mits and gloves
Bajiou,s kid Gloves every and shade
Black silk laces. black and colorcd silk frnges
Thread laces and insertings, wide and narrow
Muslin and cambria rulings
Muslin and eambric inserngs and edgings
SASH neck, and belt nbands, Ac., &C.
other entirely and desirable goods sui
present approaching which weekly &
will that purchasers be assured OF finding
during season. most fashionable styles the loves
prices. 49,, x,,S,,,,,, . "a
Sept l2-u F sa-
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Anew BOOT AND SHOE sTORE.-The snb~cribd "
taken stores recently ereep
Nessrs Duva Brother, nortb side OF
and 9th where he intends conducuF
and shoe business in all OF its Misunderstanding engages
OF Henry Msrsezs who, well known, has ~
himself high reputation cutter, and whose attention WI
particularly directed OF boots and shoes
would particularly the Of the ladies eH
% elegant style OF Mr. Marscas gaer boots and sh
we selected with beautiful OF firf
and English leather, hid, Silks and latin, which will be made
order in Mr. Ms usual beautiful style
In addition mannfactury, have selected win r
care, New York Philadelphia, and Baltimore, all Of The
styles Of boots and shoes. Of description 20 %
which particularly attention Of the public gsns
Oct 7-eolw j. NJ. JOHNSON
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/ KNOX WALKER with practise law In IN. s,pr.u,.
Court Of the United attend IN be
claims against the government Address wsshinston d. o.
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LAW AND AGENCY NOTICE
UorthsnCtou q. Suethsn

ttseHHt worthtngton q. Snethen
N psrcse in Supreme Court 70 a'eha
M s.a,,e congress prosecute and seue accounts
sssl. departments and boards o. eom n.,ons and
10y n,y and. dividends egacies ana
III INV puft OF and IN oreisn couhlss
~ negotiate purchase and sale orleans lands mn"
s-ss,, r,s1,rv In Of the Union. a., -. ,,o
.,sepon California land uue cases co""k w
!" yrepad addressed IA w o. sneuen, oCafoh
Place Capitol HI, Washington, d. Co WIN "'' w" oe,
teuion. lsH
ANU p..nsou.bse Tailoring Esssbiishment.--H v
CO., meas MERGERS and 'so's, ~, : 1890
avenue, have Just opened be new neh y.
~loshs css,mses ye.nr- furnishing goods generally
Army ofhcers wiz m" ~ "es
snsns ofsword- cpsne, sssh.s, PEASANTS ,see s ,he
experience OF many legitimate tailoring, ,s, ~
sslec 81 goods desire please with .ne
protect cusiomers sgsins, high prices, are Inducements ~
aGer and respectfully solicit patronage.
II NOV ss-d3m
NOR Rsns, the large and oemsnodiaus house :" ths
Ara ward now occupied by the Brnglian Minister
For terms apply to Gen. eato -, Bu'dnr
sept2i-eodu i'''''Y
nav oOODs--yERBY MILLER now opening a yer,
IL choice cheap stock Of dry goods, such as
r .W Csshmeres and nous. de ane, ~ pNces
n Pisis plaid and brocsds silks
Wstsrcd popiins
Meriroes, ali shades, and very cheap
2 # Parameuo cloths
Alpacas aud bomhsrines all grades
With puons ofmourning goods
A very large assortment of camtuic and muslin bands
r dozen various styles embroidered cambria and ciss
lawn handkerchief. cheap
riny dozen Aiersndere best Mid gloves -,
kinds odry goods adapted TO ladies' wear ana ~ pe'
"asesn"'' -" " VERIFY = MILLER,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7,h and s'h suee"
Dec I4-eodlmf
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on nAn Pounds Choice Goshen Butter just receive
0UUUU New York Butter Store, No. 67 ar

on nnn Pounds Choice Goshen Butter just received
0U,UUU New York Butter Store No. 67 Han
over street, Baltimore.
great above has been collected with The greatest
expressly families during the winter.
am well aware prejudice justly against packed
imposed them Gosen
butter which Being with the old
New York. who possess superior
daes from Orange county
sending fresh supplies regularly twice week.
confident article that will suit the most refined
taste delightful flavor until spring Hun
realized the virtue OF my butter Nc
spared All goods delivered IN the
city free Of charge. :.
Also 1900 pounds very choice pine apple cheese All WIZ be
sold as as IN York by the few packages.
All goods bought and sold for cash - = ,,,
BALTIMORE, Dec. IL, 1861.
Dec l2--Iaw3w
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
MORSE LTNEl
wAsHIuoror oTTIcs, rrsEsYLv.Ni, svFsuE,


(MoRsE LTgEJ
wAsmSoror oTros, rrsSsYLvin. .vESuE,
Finh house Of National Hotel, Not.
THE first line established BY any company in the United
between Washington Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York and
Grace, wilmington Trenlon Princeton Brunswos New
ss and Jersey only line 70 the country at the present time
prepared % transmit and deliver number Of which
accuracy, promp,ne fidelity hitherto unequaed. line
connects win Other eomganes Of Mo. nc. east west NORTH and
which and viii be delivered desired This
lies r business possessed by s cepny every one nv
spb"s The Offices Magnetic Telegraph Company are
Wss's,Sn s No ssSssse soa Gay street, Phades
NO iol osnu, street, Quincy Granite building New York. NO.
Hanover street, corner :" 'e"'' WIN NJ SWAIN, President
March il--amd' -
USApp,s chsm,.,ry Applied to the Arts VOL 81
Pans ,. Enao%y Forms of Mani vo' and '''''
" gsso. Architecture Of the vol illustrated Lon
don ,ss. Practical Treatise on Microscope vol Illus
. Tss pla"%x piosspny by MI sehle'den NJ D. voi ;"
pnSsd natural History Msn vol os'syS % ' Hss%y
from he French by Van buren, and i'''e' part
sa'ss History Man and mops vol LSSso'
Man, any, engraving Ems,
lie Bon Pridon Mechsnt Ther par q e sonna mi
Joephr Isidoc danger des Mnnvases SVmPaK''' "
p. Marcel ,,y....u,.. NJ, MN,
Saunders. pa,..,.x
p..,,en an e Devouement Filal Mime farrene.
nms,a cosn on porpnelne de senne par Victor pouee'
| smonio on rOrpheln de Florence par Louis Fnedel
II a,,,nle,, Couie.; par NJ pAbbe Ronss'or.
1 r,nJs. uistoriaues, a l'usage de la ieunerse
~. T,.s. FIls au Capans par Leon Gusrin, - .,S !,
80 a,sr. ~ various kinds, styles and prices Tor youh
every age, imported dfec'''0" '" rRAscK TAYLOR.
muE political works OF John =. ~ ne con.a,
an ma soyernment 81 United States vo, 49, Il,
tsvo 10 be followed py o''eS' - FHANCK TAYLOR.
Dec 10 ---I----
= rupaE s,o,y,. Iafe and Letters, by mis- Son. ~"
u published. 2 vols, svo .r.y, nm q Marry.
For sale by in, no -, OH ,,ree,.
| JAMS boVss'"''-' -
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The Columbia will ply, Ia connexon with the
above San Fmncisco and ports Ia Oregon
Each allowed $50 lbs personal baggage ee not e
ceedipg measurement 10 cubic feet
Freight Chagres 10 foot, and from
Panama TO San Franc the OF 500 per ton.
freight passage, apply the office OF the company w
West street, New York city, M. o. ROBERTS.
ian lC-d3m
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WASHINGTON SEMISARy. ID. C.-The evening Entt
claaAlal -..urusyr s6ndsi igs,uon w y ~

y. ''''f ''"'s7 o'clock -
me hnghsh branch compscsEnglish grammar practical
tons ~ the art OF reading rules formation and mpynrr
pic, lectures on elocuiion, and the p
writers of prose and verse
The classical department devoted to explanation and nu
n sunof ana 70 Latin composition, enabling the student ~
sh9. mc 70 read and 70 write IN that tongue with facility
tue mh,emauca class comprises the study arithmetic ca
Nov 7-lw sNNIrrf n pbrp p.asl,,t
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lUM. r. DUyALL, Merchant Tailor, date Lusby q
DuvslI,) this
informing h and the public generally he returned
side under National
Hotel Immediately adjoining the main where he Is
cloths,
furnish clothing order the shortest notice. and in style
TO be surpassed.
for genemens wear all OF which Will be sold at moderate
prices.
The public respectfully invited give him a call
Several handsomely furnished be had by applying
above. Jan l-Jtnw2w
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-f-r-~.. These ships having been built BY contract eA
k4 pre- ssy for government service sssiy care mas een
ZffR u construction, also In their engines
Ioinsure strength and speed and their accommo
daons or for elegance and comfort
prce on passage York Liverpool In lrs cabin, ~
Exclusive $500 In second caph so
From Liverpool 10 Nav York, ESQ aud ego
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship.
No berth can be secured until paid for
PROPOSED SAILING,
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North side Of Pennsyvonia doors esf Of 7d street
ander Gadsby's Hotel, ~
ID inform his friends, the citzens Wahnsua
Georgetown, Alexandria, the public in general also
Congress- strangers visiting the city thai his stock cloths NJ
simees vestngs large and complete. Although a.
$40 WORTH sufficiently large for all good u,
purchase any ON,
establishment District from goods that all perfectly nts
and fresh, all OF Ibis falls importation, which will be made ord,
shortest notice, lndn style not 60 be surpassed
by any other establishment in the United States.
He pays advance the highest price paid In this city r M
work.
Having been employed in the establishment OF p W. Bowp,
fifteen years. having his special charge An
cult branch OF The cutting department known 10 trade
general satisfaction prompted by desire VA
he haters himself he will be able all a
will favor him with their patronage, which he earnestly e
NJ Also constantly hand general OF fancy good,
such shirts, drawers under Shirts stocks supen
gloves collars, and article TO complete
mans wardrobe.
Nov 2-2awii6w
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nj EW BANKING HOUSE Ina Washington City.-Tl,
IN undersigned having induced embark in the exchange
banking the city Washington D. Co. ava himself
early 10 notify his friends and the public generally
fact solicit their encouragement His institution
known as The Unon and from which dol
will be circulation that will not be represented by
thing tangible substantial in the shape of gold and silver ds
the United States treasury northern exchange, or virginia
able funds.
BY strict adherence legitimate upon such basis.
will readily be perceived that the public are protected and the
itself foundation This
tered upon after the delbeTaon, and IL il gralngn
know with the approval OF experienced and sagacU
inancers Of New York, Washington, and Richmond
In addition the issue Of notes for circulation The Bank
Unionn win collect drafts the government, and pnc
Of the United States an will negotiate for the purchase
commsson) State Stocks guaranteed bonds OF
road companies, and other good securities
Any business connected with the different departments OF the
in Washington will be attended 10 liberal terms
RO H. GALLAHER
Va, October, 1851. Nov ll-2wlm
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, (Lafe FIRM Of Ivssy D.paHJ
w ouib respectfully friends and the pub
nc has Just opened large varied assortment Of s
WINTER goods Tor Rcniemen's wear such as
co cass,meres, vesngs Of The most approyed
tnre and styles - " - ''' "pp'
menno silk, and cotton shirts and drawers
hosiery, cravats, suspenJers, gloves
umhreiss, dressing gowns, &c,
winch ne Is prepared offer customer. a The Lowest
s III ne sonc,t- liberal share Of public patronage
Hotel, pennrylvania avenue. - ' ''
sept V-3iaw3wif
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pennsyivsnts Railroad.
~ II rnH3f WINTER hRRANGEMENT-Betwe
1KAvS Phiadeiphia and Ptisburr-Tims reduced
twentyfou bousOn and AFTER the LIST
will be- carried by
Philadelphia Piuburr twenty hours only
weny eight miles of staging excellent turnpike,
Pare, Sif.
This the shortest and best between
Atlantic cities and the accommodations In all
highest character.
THOMAS MOORE,
New l1-d3m Agent pcnna Railroad
JAMES L. EDWARDS, late Conmissiopsr PEN
and Simeon Smith, law, formerly of ogjens
burg New York have opened office In Washington city for
claims before Congress
the departments the general They
their business
10 their Reference be made members Of the
Hotel will be duly sttendedto
l0--diy
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THE BANK OF. THE UNION, In Browns Marble
building, open for transaction OF exchange and
general banking business.
no. II. GALLAGHER, President.
s. W. MApsH, Cashier.
Dec left
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ON petition and George wof Of Columbia
Pa and James Doughey Of Philadelphia, fA praying io me
extension u granted them for an Improvement
the mode making castiron wheels TO be used on
said patent which takes place The seventeenth day Of March,
ID. 1852
Tuesday sixteenth day Of March ~ O'Clock IA and al
notified and show hey nave
why said petition ought not TO be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required 90 Ole In The rsten
twenty before ohearng All testimony Med by eite
party said hearing be taken and transmitted
in accordance with the rules OF the office, which wi We furnished
Ordered also thai this notice published
gencer Repube Union, Washington d. t Philadelphia In
quirer, Pa Providence Journal Providence, piusbug Ga
zelle Pittue Pa Express New York, NJ VI and the Dali,
Boston, week for three weeks
vious the sixteenth day of March next -
Commissioner Of Patents.
p g. Editors papers will please and send tei
bills Patent Once, with containing this notice.
Jan ie-Iaw3w
IN PURSUANCE or am Order the Orphans Cour,
OF Baltimore city sbereby that in the last VIII and
admitted probate day December 1883, there
the following designated the third item Of said last VIM ah'
testament
Item al bequeah my estate, my widow
divided equal parts TO three OF M
Hughess grand their heirs three parts
OF Grandfather Maews grand children, their heirs
county South Wales shall be judges Of this bequesl
above children, their herr be wealthy AM
need IT, that the next poorest OF my relations on
either side shall have itp
And ORDER gwen, al
who interested in the provision OF ad item TO ap
person. SOLICITOR before the LIT day OF july 1867 10 0
and to stand
abide such said orphans court may take IN h'
| premises.
| Dec 27-iam6m Edward Mathews
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&N - ;ssssssszzl
Baltimore and Washington Railroad-Ch.nge OF
Hours
I'm and asr Monday December
" Washington and Baltimore will be run ms follows!
Leave Washington at o and s M ~ m. and s, p.
Z Leave Baltimore nj and 81 a. and and "a, p. m,
Thesecond train from Washington and the fourth from Ba-
viii connect with the ain and om Philadelphia
y 500 s-L@ 4. H. PARSONS,
Nov 9-dd Agent
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CALONA Farm SaIe-This beautiful farm-the former
y Rev. WIN. Mas offered for SALE II Is oea
ted in Fairfax comfy Virginia. Washington d.
c. plank road leading from Fairfax
Georgetown and adjoining the farm Of Commodore
Jones' o0el state ofcuvaon wei
living springs well fenced plenty Of timber, with
plenty The buildings consist Of brick mansion 81
by wings attached which make 2oe feet mont stone farm
spring house brick school house carriage mouse
with basement-a IN good repair
and is remarkably healthy. So. ,,,,....,
LAseIEy, Fairfax county, Va, Dec ], 1851.
Dec. 3-law6wt