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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODs- SELLING OFF
TO MONEWc would respectfully inform customers and
the public generally that we are selling on great many styles Of
goods and other goods
price order on the bulk
We would call the attention all buyers dry
mcnt generally, and in the following viz:
French
SO do medium price goods from 25 10 37t
do small figured french printed (Gl woo) selnes
31a cents suitable for children
do ID (al wooD green,
net, cherry and blue
o5 do French all the
few dark browns in the lot that will sell without
regard
% do English nernoes all good colors, cheaper
Also hand "A fine assortment of colored
and watered silks which closing very
cheap
ID do rich black de kinc which recommend
good wearing goods, aud cheap
do plaid popin rich goods, 3ii yard. These
goods make as rich dress plaid silk at 81. Call
and them.
Our stock black goods well
after punca attention this branch of basnes
closing the stock order
supply early in The spring
We also "A ladies'
all qualities, long sleeves and high necks
short and low necks high which
viii offer very cheap.
w. NJ. sHUSTER s. co,
Jan 6-eod2w 7th street, the Avenue.
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HIs well known establishment st conducted in the same
always The central and pleasant situation
the house. arrangements, and a comforts and
found there, combine 70 render agreeable and sd
vnntagcou the traveller.
a sins been OF L. Tucker Co, long
head of subscriber pledges bis best
oons reputation, satisfaction 10 his
customers. ,.,., =. ,.uvr,
BosTos Sept. IS, 1851.
9-saaw5m
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lNDLLEGE OF ST. JAMES, Washington county,
may!andhe second term Of the current session begins on
Monday, March L. Applications the admission Of pupils for
fuller be made Rev JOHN B. KERFOOT,
ID. d. Rector hc, College of ST James Post Office Maryland
Whole charge board for the acadoMicAl
year, the College Grammar School, $ssa5.
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ONCE OF GO respondsnce, WaehlnGton City.
LII having business in the Washngton
II formed undersigned established OFFICE
OF CORRESPONDENCE, the purpose Of giving
desired by of the world No business
whether public privae OF honorable character will
cluded from the correspondence this oce Persons wishing
proceed they may
grers the public offices, Sc will be dscrreuy advised
where professional other aid necessary, the best will be
cured recommended.
undersigned regard all him
this office sacredy CONFIDENTIAL and
through
possible nvioiac
Every inquiry contain fee Of ioiars, which
generally only required but should
sevcs be rendered. the will
be stated a satisfactory letter in reply.
Address, postage prepaidl THOMAS @ CONNOLLY
once Of Correspondence, Washington, D. c.
wAsusoTos City, January 10, l6oa
Mr. Thomas Connolly worthy CITIZEN
gentleman of intelligence and clear, accurate, and ssdy
regard him qnalihcd The able,
faithful performances Of the useful duties connected with
his and original design OF an Once Of Conc.pondcncs
RICHARD WALLACH,
s.. Marsh C0lumbia.l
WALTER LENOX,
Mayor of Washington ciy.1
10, GALES,
Tsenior Editor OF 'Nsuonsi Intellg gswcer1
n. w. LATHAM, tBanher.1
Jan 20-TuThs saufsm
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II OWEN ~ SOY, Merchant Taiior.. wo,,id respect
they opened and varied of fall and win
goods quality, such cloths yesung
&e their friends and viii call and
| anime themselves.
returning liberal share patronage they
have received they that having expert
evils system great extent have de
articles their line cash
prompt solicit continuance OF public
! Oct 02awlm Intel TelegraphI
| DlsYOK DAVTDGE Will practise In the supreme
Court ofhe United States.
JAMES w. PRYOR,
Late OF Montgomery, Alabama
WALTER ID. DAyIDGE,
| Oct 5-IawiitDee4 Washington, District Of Columbia
lDEACH-GROWEHs reminded that now fs the
destroying peach grubs that destroying theif
only etectua remedy yet discovered
The will exceed two cents uee All oer ul
| benefited by II.
forwarded proportion the money received
Orders g. Lewis, lh street, VIII receive attention.
Below is the testimony OF Prof Page ,.,,. ,,,,
WAsnKGIoE, Sept. 5, 1851.
tried your suggestion, the preparation for
peach and with great
composition about sixty trees,
season, free from the arva OF te
peach orcard and lar am convinced tai II
nosou quality vegetation IN the way apped Tor
unusually thrifty fruitful tins season.
j. G. LEWIS, esq., CHAs G. PAGE.
lT-aaw5uf"
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j, FRANCIS CLEMENTS,

j. FRANCIS CLEMENTS,
Attorney and Counsellor al Lau,
WILL practice Of this District and IN tho adjoining
w counties OF Maryland and Virginia
description against the govern
especially claims for the of the revolution
C)dice avenue, been ~ and 9th streets
l2-eo6m
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VIRGINIA Locomotive and Car Works. Wolfe stree.
and river Potomac, Alexandra, Vpgna-smith Perkins
tenders,
stationary engines and boie chilled wheels and nxe
chilled wrought spre, machinery and castings
orally
The undersigned having erected extensive Shops and
cured machinery and toos prepared
engines and machinery of all kinds
with despatch, and the most favorable terms
r.. c. SMITH,
Late OF the Alexandria Iron Works.
THATCHER PERKINS,
Late Master of MachnsY on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Aug20-dly
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ZINE edition.. OF American. English, aud French
including all Of the esteemed and staple value
among the historians poets ossay and boicslcte
generally of each language books OF permanent WORTH
losing nothing of their value BY the lapse Of
mag he found al the undersigned in
riety every whether American impo ted
by himself from England They viii be found from
pocket writing desk to full library
many in hne Nsy calf
nd at mos reasonable prices in every case. !.
Dec thANth ihhLoE
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business stand Rent Washhm4tOn
and immediate
the large building old
of 7th Market
most modern style for the dry goods business and with gh
The l6 wide ~ with
side light the Of the - wide BY II
basement s feet wide BY SIS feet and feet inches high
the clear dry and finished for
wndows and around the building The
Market Space IL wide 81
% feet WIDE by y feet deep having skysht feet wide BY - feet
long has basement finished for feet wide
feet deep, feet inches high. a
each with its basement third
feet wide by 81 with skylRht
A
For the subscriber, Potomac
side Pennsylvania avenue, between ID and Az Streets
Dec I3-TuThSattf ANNE r, DERMOTT.
ATHEw ST. CLAIR CLARKE roopemea an
l Office the Of
the Department Of nearly Of
WnIard's Botei where he boards.
Nov 29-d3m Nat Intel, Republic, Telegraph
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FOR NORFOLK.-Tbs OHCEOLA
Cx-Nlkr Ilh February her uips 10 the
above place, leaving Washington every Wednes
teoo leave Norfolk Friday at
O'Clock, m Passage and fare, IS
will and returning Cone nver ans inc USUAL
landings the Potomac. ...a ,x,rcuvrr
Feb l0--du JAMES M'ie"'''@'
FRENCH inst recetved-Ibe subscrioers
this day received from New iotA gsnas
rhe ,onr which selected nom ths most recent I'm
poustions, viz -, p.u,..,. ~,h ...y.. ,o
French embroidered collars and cuffs
Lscc cuffs in
rbread isc. and imitation lace berthes
prbIy embroidered and trimmed handksrchieh
rx,,. 6no and Iow-p priced clear lawn handkerchief
pack lace fails and Bsuhes &C
a Which th.v respectfully OF purchasers
rch 4yir HOE, BRO, 4 CO.
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cORDoNs Digest OF the Laws OF tho United States,
VI new edition, coming 1851 including also The treaties with
foreign powers Judicial decisions relating TO the
constitutional statutory law by Thomas r. Gordon complete
in one volume Of ,67 pages. This day received
Nov - FRANCK TAYLOR
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CITY OF WASHINGTON WEDNESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY


E next session Of the Unseniy o. Virginia viii
- @ a On =, u's Isl o. ~ m
aud leclreehp,
/. Ancient Languagos-Professor Harison NJ
O. Mahelnaiies- Edward II. Couftonay LII. d.
g. Natural pbilosophy-proiessor VIM, D. Rogers, LII D.
9 Medicine Professor Henry Howard NJ. d.
q comparative Anatomy Physiology ana smgey-Janes L. Ca
Moral Philosophy Professor VIM H. McGuney DID, LIZ ID.
g. Law--Proessor John B. Minor, liz d.
10 Lecturer Special and Pathological Anato
my-loin Stage Davis, A. NJ, d. d.
To be admitted University the student be l6
aS pu, o. TWO brother" sPpyns or euaon 'he Faculty may
II the applicant admission has been student other in
eopoad seminary he cannot be received INTO inc un
evidence, TO the Faculty, of general good conduct
The whole exclusive OF clothes, books and
pocketiaoney, estimated as follows
Board including furniture 0 500
Fuel and cande furnished by The Proctor cost and
per cent commissioD eslnaled only one student III he
dornitory, at $50 If two in the same at s5.. l5
Washing may be had at about $40 session .:,;., ~
Rent OF an entire domtoy, Sl0i for half occupied by TWO
Macula,ioS fee use So Of library and public rooms IS
Fees II single professor be attended, $50 two, $50 EACH
The school law in lie Junior class The fees
In the intermediate class they all and in the
senior class 3 the higher fee ea: instance giving ad
mission besides any schoosay 75
s2aa
Medical Department.
In expense including
the Demonslrato ticket dissecng S95 The
months enables the student 10 complete course Of studies
that OF other medical institution iii the Umo by
tending only two lectures a day.
Law School
An proessorsp having appointed the department.
study enlarged The subjects equity and
will be taught fully has hitherto been
practicable and will be added short Of lectures the
civil together with exposition of the most important leading
cases in law and equity
Proctor and Patron of the University of Virginia
Aug l2-2awswtoi
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UyESING DRESS sOODS.-The subscribers invite tho Al
IL splendid assortment IN
for evening dresses. We the following
Rich, plain aud figured white and light coorsd slss
White and fancy coiored grapes
po dp Illusions
Tareton, French, and Swiss muslins
Coiorod Tarieton muslins, In all shades
White and fancy shades Grape ltsse
hareges white fnoussclnc De lame
cashmorcz and morin0s, in beet grades
ALSO
A complete supply In white slk hosiery
Plain, embroidered, and shaded lace
Misses white silk hose, In all sizes
Bes, white Md glsves, in all numbers -. . -
CLAGErT NEWTON, MAY, 90.
Jan io-saw2vif
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NEW Juventl. BooksTo Stories from Ancient History
IN y Mother.
True History BY the suthor Of galway,
Happy
The Summer Day Book Of Pleasant and Useful Reading
The Evening Book Of Pleasant and Usou Reading
The Conclusion Of the "Swi~s Family Robinson
Whsler his Adventures hrcnc Regions
Guide knowledge Of Things Familiar.
The Daisy Cauionsfy Stories in Verse
The Cowslpy More Csuuonary Stories IN Verse.
others old and fr youth o every including
= few French story books, imported from fars by - -
Dec 80 thANth TAYLOR.
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william and Mary College, Williamsburg, Vn.
HE session of this institution will Wednesday,
s OF October Since The last ample have
made full
chemistry The statutes of the college
and the course of study adapted the all
dents The whole exclusive Of the law includes
heen classes For proficiency eight Of these the degee
Philosophy conferred proficiency twelve
cudng ancient languages the degree Of and for prof
elency in all, ulc degree OLA. NJ
FacuIty.
John Johns d. President OF Moral
Philosophy and the Evidences Of Christianity.
Judge Beverly Tucker Professor of Municipal and Constitutional
Law.
Benjamin Ewe Of Mathematics Natural Science
Morgan J. Smead, Ph. D., Professor OF Languages.
Henry Washington Professor History aud Political Economy
Toten, ID. D. Professor Intellectual Philosophy,
Bellies Letters, and Rhetoric.
Robert wood, Adjunct Professor Of Mathematics.
July 9J-lawiw
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~ 49, Congregational Directory. inst tssu.a and
kmn TAYLOR MAURY,
| BOOKSELLER, ncsr oh street
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University of Pennsylvania Medical Department

E'ehty-sirth session, (ls5l-53)
HE lectures will Monday, 9th,
terminate at the close OF March ensuing
Theory Practice OF Medicine George Wood, NJ.
Anatomy, William l.. lIorner, NJ. ID.
Materin hiedica and Pharmacy, Joseph Carson, nj. D.
Chemistry, James b. Rogers NJ. ID.
Surgery, William Gibson, NJ. D.
Diseases Women and Children,
Hodge, NJ, d.
Institutes Of Medicine, Samuel Jackson, M. D.
Clinical instruction the Pennsylvania Hospital by George
Wood, NJ d.. and by Geo. W. Norris, NJ. D.
instruction medicine 9
possorsof the medical faculty. assisted by w. W. Gerhard M D.,
and Henry II, Smith, NJ. ID.
Practical anatomy by John Neil, M. d. demonstrator
University. Sl05
Maucaanng fee, (paid once onIy)
Practical anatomy 10
Graduating
w. Il. HORNER, NJ. D.,
Dean of the Medical Faculty,
8 Chestnut, street, above Thirteenth, opposite United States
Mint, Philadelphia.
l-2awtOct5
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rIIE respe ctftIly informs the pubic that
he the of the line OF mail coaches running
Washington Winchester by the Leesbug He
will good and good horsesw have IN his employment
sku and accommodating drivers The
trip good ine and will be
taen every the accommodation convenience
may him thu patronage. The
patronage respectfully solicited Oca Potomac
PcnnsJ avenue between ID and ~ streets
JAMES ii. KEMP.
Aug Idly
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N'nrIHs New Guide TO Travellers throughout tho
United States, 1881
eys Picturesque Northern and Eastern
s'es and Canada-mnp and cnrraving..
Ushfnes American Railways and Steamship
a.pel with maps. frce Is and 50
nppeion. Railroad Companion through New
Eana ana NE Middle stsies-many
Dhaps F
Ihe Illustrated Hand for Traveller. through the United
sos with l25 enerayinRs, and large map
tsnon tas, Picturesque and Descriptive by z. Wis with
eIy numerous engravnrv =
~, N.w fors and Erie Railroad Descriptive Book by
~ hooks ~"'As y '"e s"'''f ''' V' ~
Aus ppANrV rAyTop
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nuE CIVIL LAW o spain and Mexico, arranged on
principles the modern codcs, with notes and references
preceded by Spanish and Mexican
aw and mbodying appendix OF the most important
acts OF the Schmidt counsellor
sIaw-conpIste New Ohcans 1851 This day
rety,d FRANCK TAYLOR.
Noy
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rso.,r.ss ss'FHAcTIvE SryLEs--Ths undersigned haze
very extensive variety in gentements wear soma
ppy ~ sVis. In csssimeres and vesfngs, together nun
and fancy coorsd French ciohs Including the hes,
shem-n W Ninch msy respectfully invite the attention Of
Sept aa-at,
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MsAne eAa Day school for Young LeAtes.-Tbs
t~a.y = AWLRY will resume the duties of their school
Fe.n , ~ the'r residence o. Fenn.yvsnis avonucy
lNSs-awSw
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NOF e. Tar, Lime ON hand and Tor sAse - i..s @
orksThe coke fuel gives an inenss
h.., ana sries almost readily charcoal The coal M
n,a rsn Of timber tron Ae Jhe s
s,ng hly ammonia, 10 Of ess value -
ana superior the ordinary lime when use" 'of IN"
N-n
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DApMFIE MALsTER, dentists have removed their Office ncai
10 OH street, few doors east Of their former place
Oct
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JUVENILE HOOKS FOR YOUTH OF ALL AGES
by the subscriber,
entirely Among will he found most Of tho standar
oil Holland, Mrs Hughes,
writer's editions for the Others
low priccs.
Also English well French books for YOUTH
nv hc subacriber or London ana Paris.
Drawing books, Portfolios albums &C., Ae In rres variety
nee FRANCk TAYLOR.
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! ,nn.f', NEWTON. MAY. IL co. most respectfully
,s ,hetr customers and the public that they
hg ther fail supplies rich fancy goods They
ps iuesdny) large assortment in ladies' dress goods
chest styles, both in colors and designs, that they
pleasure II before offcrisr. We invite early
a., y w ladies they will find much richer goods
FNuoa" I" The seascu, and quite az cheap
spa an tLAGErT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
ND snhe sna Day school for Young I..dsss.-Tb.
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TdE Gold Worxhippersg or, The Days We Live In
future historical novel by the author OF Whitefriasn
Harmony Of Prophecy, by the Rev. Doctor Keith.
hay2 FRANCk TAYLOR
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IN conformity Virginia of Ist9 page s9 section
6 do hereby known all whom that 1t
the Berkeley
the land Office 9 day OF August 1851 that by
held the lsth July 1881, the following
lying county Berkeley been found
eschsaied TO this Commonwea eaiih, 10 witt
80 Back assessed Ben amin An
drcwss bers
ia Tehanscs branch, fotc Deals heirs
365 Packhorse James
90 Little Mountain, assessed John roweis heirs.
acres on fackhorso road, assessed to same.
Back creek assessed John Shocks heirs.
the Frederick county line assessed TO Isaac sco'
go Of Mouniain Tibb
II mouth Of Back creek, Andrew Jenkns
heirs.
T.. ". PARKER
Aug l5-lnw6w Register Land Office.
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SILKs sILKse bave in store the rchost stock IN lade
y silks found dry good house IN hc oonr
n.y. viii until - ciose OF The season ohsf Al
sacrifice 10 reduce stock.
A''' oLAGGrT, NEWTON, MAY, = co.
Jan f0-1tsw2w
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-19
WESLEY AND HIS C0ADJUTORs.

OF LDOM have I taken up a book Of biography with
- which have been well pleased and really proted
with Wesley and his Conductors by Prof Larrabee.
Those pure pages sparkle like diamonds with strange
well beautiful incidents touching in turn every chord Of
the human heart arousng its latent energies
Of noble daring Wesley exhibited he really was,
most wonderful wonderful principally agent Of
Providence in reviving pure religion in the world.
The second volume opens with Charles Wesley, that
prince Of lyric poets who made to pass before the reader
well defined that he his form and hear his
voice. and be thrilled with his sublime hymns rich legacy
left to the Church in all after time.
Whefeld, the peerless and devoted Christian
next appears with his machess powers, arousng Great
Britain and America with eloquencs and JUNCTION that
literally bore down all before it, turning the people to God
by thousands till from the most degraded-degraded be-
forsaen of their religious teachers-plants Of right
sprugng up and adjoining the garden
of the Lord John Fletcher closes the list Of notable
hes in the two volumes before and every way worthy
Is he to do It, He is made to pass along In his incem
parable beautiful simplicity with holiness all but super
human, possessing talents that angel might have
Wed the acuest and abest conference.-the writer of his
own or any subsequent age-Zion's Herald.
For sale by
oct p GRAY A RAILlNTYNE 7th NJ.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-19

THE WEEK comprising the last day Of the week,
the first day Of the week. the week completed By the
author of "The Commandment with Promise"
VNIS Is excellent volume, in which illustrated
the advantages of holy Observance Of the Sabbath.
Various characters and In humble life are intro
duced, and dialogues sustained all drawn naturally and
effectively Such book would do much good II the hum
bier Of society could induced read It. The pic
torial illustrations are remarkably well executed.
For sale by GRAY a BALLANTYNE,
oct Ctr Seventh street
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-19
DIED,

In this city, on the 10th instant GEORGE oURAND
POTTER aged year and 10 months Of THOMAS L. and
ALLErHIA r. ". POTTER.
On the 18th instant after short Illness Mrs MARY
FILL, in the s7th year OF her age native Of Reading
Berkshire Eng and for the last fifteen years resident OF
tlAs city.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-19

Truth stranger than Fiction None need despair l.
A Ladys Testimony after Mvty-eight gears
Of suffering!
We're there not real virtue in this wonderful medicine
could 1t perform the astonishing cures made by it,
NORTHAMPTON Co., April 49, 1852.
MssTs Tyler Addir have been afflicted with Rheu-
masm, at times from my twelfth year; will be Fifty
of the 18th Of this month"; the attacks at times
to render helpless have tried various
dies very little effect Last October attacked In
shoulders Sides back and hips; could not rest day
night; could not any part of my body without cry
ing with pnn at this time also tried many remedies in
ternal and external without receiving relief at
last advised to try HAMPTCN'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE;
before had taken bottle Of which felt much BETTER
and continued taking it felt strength coming into my
back and limbs and stomach strengthened and revived
every way; have taken five bottles, and much better
than expected to be- intend to 1t whenever
need it, and would recommend it to the afflicted believing
1t unequalled. Yours,
ELIZABETH BAGWELL.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-19
DIR. sTICKLAND's
American Family Pills!
TIE GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE OF THE AGE

DESIDES the catharc and anti dyspeptc quality Of
I'D Pills. their adaptation to purify the bood-to
Liver Complaint Urinal and Abdominal Diseases and
ciay that class of maades known Female Compaints
to relieve the system Of Worms and pmples skin
may be set forth In pamphlet which be had
gratuitously Of the wholesale agent
N. B-The above PILLS highly recommended from
responsible source that the public have the best
bic guaranty Of their great value.
They have already acquired popularity rarely equaled
In short time they have been for sale In this city
General agency at GRAY 4 BALLANTYNE's
Bookstore, Tth st.
ALSO FOR SALE BY
e. M. p KING, corner of st. and Vermont nv.
J. b. GARDINER Co., Capitol HILL
ID. b. CLARKE corner Maryland av and 18th At, Gsand)
T. @. McINrrRE, corner of 7th and streets.
J. N. DAVIS, corner Of 9th and L streets. foot Is
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