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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-23
FARM FOR SALE.

Is cali. JNu G~usIORN.
sepIJ GaaI Estate Agent.
FARM FOR SALE.
] am DESTROYS , an5 Je, n ny IA. ia,% , near Coy " We Eee el e
ra-ee's, 10 suit purchases, and on ~aeeemmodsfin
terms. jan 22-tf JACOB
For.4oIa ON accommodating terms a desirabl
N''iN building lot al TIE head Of Monroe stree
and ON the corner above MIR. Rolert iiamIiyon.s.
jan Is TdUS ~iORNBROOK.
~A TEAS.
Ice, "A fresh suprIy Of the Canton Compa
&!ssG3 f52o Market 81.
Varnish. Narnish! ..t 5g.a ssPPl{ Of t1 s%ian
polishing varuisb. just received and Tor sale az Factory
''l nee g 5"''"s' NJ NE sS'1lffsi & HARBOUR. l49M Main s..
FuGniturcO oil Cloths. 5 aust fS,e.f'd dq = : 5 'Ga
cloths. suitable for table covers. etc; and wr sale by
mar 10 l4a Alatn street, Uhceltoa. Va.
on Carpe,-a-sosted patterns aad wllu, - r1d
~ and for saie by OFT X GREER.
Cloycrs seed. 20 bg s@a1 for saIe " y ,rr,,x
Whips, Whips. 1 Ws,. se- f.g gisi%f .a "a" r. so &.
Egr ,raftoa's Compound B%pcklhon syrup. for
FL 1 tf''N'i - impurities Of the BLOOD. sc7otl-
loHs affections, Sal. Rheuu, letter and cutaueous disea.
ses generally, 'or sa.ehy JBLACKMAR x CO,
mari Monroest,
Vha Belle of the Family, ty Mrs Grey, author eftse
IL Mauruvrut Mother, tic Gamblers Wife. etc.
received this day al WAkEMAN'S Li1ctaey Depot,
mari No1N Main street.
Tita Alley Of Inni<moyie; a story OF another ce..
fury; ny the sGthor OF Father &c. en-. The
iceisiol, etc; iof sale at NAHEMhNa.
O!oi,t CampoHpd. celebrated for removing drauaraG.
\'1ii' preventing badness, restoring tie hair and
f'AtefiuS i feautiiuilv sa' aid glossy. az tAe variety
stofeof mara J~BLACE3lAH $50 AGO.
49,,
5tPff9rHl - r - teu's L. coughs,
80 etouR, @.d''d tH3 laIamiHatofy
t ut : nv i""3t q LHuG-, inst
'''"" 90
"a Tor Kent.
1 a. coOnt-t., 4..,t..
- - "ICp ,cN a"fatte e2i'sf. contain
&3 -. i'oi''' eVat@aaehl4 ,rgateI.-
SAAs4 1i4"H@"' o.fHA08.
mar
"a ptTrr,s
LAt'' e
80 ! : g,t l. = 1,- -, 10 ~ management
, cases + J. Has and Bo"nets,
90 oae~' SifSoea''
l 90 DO Checks jist received and for sale low by
- rms g.. a7-
for safe 5y m,r3 'MJGQRojv 4" WIZ y, ~
Eggs IRGINTA-IN Cu,ycrpv-N Pr,os hc,5 n, MA
" clerks aace OF the Ctrrun sito.fiorc o,q,+
Alsrcn. ia ' 81 '' ''"'' 'I
EdUard ~ step5ens. Covof,f,,,t
oooi.st s'
"G"t-Ss
Sare1 y boyt' widow o. Robert hoyd, late af Ohio
Gun 'uafe%,e'' J,',i D notd' E".frt boyd tne loun-
ny" az iiea1' al ) NE Boz d, heirs At Law 81 the said
80 .ef' U'Fa, WceiStd, hrtrudaHts.
her %, .In'' 81 . u"' ""yu' u' naVlHS entered
81 80 ~ "CcOt"iAs 10 te
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-23

SylkGINfA-lN CHANcERY.-At Rules held in the
" Clerks office OF the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and taauccry, for the county Of OHIO, in the
mouth OF March, 1873.
William MIX Day. Complainant,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-23

VI IBGtNIA.-lS CnANcEBY.-At Rules held in The
81 Clerks othce Of the Circuit superior Court of Law
and Glaocery, ior the county o. OAio, IA the month of
March, ISIS.
John II Arnold, Complainant,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-23

EIHIO STAGE co. respectfully inform the f-av-
~ cling r"h'ir, that they nave, by an arrangement
WITH NoprAcs 81 Company extended i1er IS icr-
d3 National Road STAGE tiussa t-actfo5 ST. Louis. through
indianapolis. |arreiiaase and Nopdalla. and thaf unslr-
passed accommodations caa nov BE hdtt !foHeout the o.
tire route.
FAST M~AU.C0ACU leaves Whca9nr daily at 10 o..
cioet = II. far Cincinnati through i'm ;6 hours,t3 81.
Lnais5 days.
pHos Couch Ie5z- Wheeling daily at 10 O'Clock, P. VI.
3G hoats 10 Cincinnati.
Four Hor-a Past Coach leaves Whecirg every Mon.
day, "wednesday and trld9j ltornius at . oc'ock, for
Nh9slcr and g. avelrud.
EXPERIMENT LINE, fonr horse tost Coach leaves
Nshst''n4 ion I~suesvllie every other day ut 5 O'Clock. =.
M.,f!tareay accommodating tuase wisJut tn avoid might
travel
.TALLMApGES Good I.ont eoacb leaves Wheel.
ing daily al 40 O'Clock, L. A.. Il hours t1 Ng}ayiie. Ky.
Extras furnished on g} the above limos ta parties with
the privilege OF sleeping OF travelling at might astHeY wish
l1tce NJ. 81 y Jtcr st. list da.r below tire l. s. lio.el,
Wheeling, Va, aug W, +. ~GOEVnEEf, Az.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-23

& .rpatiuu oil. CLOTHS, &c.-MENDEEL, HAIR
E'H ''il@' sora q Co are now receiving very
Large additions 10 their tlrutr siocK OF carreis, oH
ein.hs, Rugs, fable covers, Mating, etc.-lf the latest
and most desirable styles that can be selected troa the
tfst manufactures IN the couutrf-our friends and Gus
TONERS VIII please cal and examine our s~tocA-wh.ch
We VIII sell at prices thai cannsi fail to please.
u'arJ MTl43 Main ST.
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N~lEGlNiA-lS CEtStaay. At Ruics Aeil i'm lie
, Clerks oidceot tse CIRCUIT sUIs.i9e C,url %. lg,v
az Caan,ety, for tae toufty Of GAio ia tie Inunth ol
= 'aAeIs Il Ariustraug and Isabella S bis wife. Gate
is4tcta S t~sepine, .ou ut samuel n Chspiut' Ni1,,
OF va" couHs5, Ntte.s'a, aadta. mutlur amt GUARDIAN
OF 'I"sta 'at"" tA3u.He sud May e ChGUiuc. who
has iate4y uheruiaCrieU Ntd James \ Patterson.
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tith fOB DALs.
or, Josir.,,, to sell my farm near Wheeling.
= "'i Rc0i'''iN and viii self it together or ~
Ta~ees, 10 suit purchases, and On acramm odafiHg
terms. jan 22-tf JACOB
E1o,. .o Ia ON accommodating terms a desirable
Z -''tiN building lot At the head Of Monroe street
and nnihe corner above Mr.. Kolert ilamIltons
jan - TUDS H~ORNBKOOK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-23

JOHN McrADEN < co, Forwarding and Commits.
sion Ac4e5ahts lanai Ba>Ih, eHjI -l.i itts ur.la.
JANIS D}N}s & co. Fto1r Factors anl 7ommis.
sion Merchant. - Matket ard 81 G8tutHc ST.. EHia.
Advance nUir Ay etuer ut fHc Il eve ot r our.
Nee' AND etlcJ descriptions OF Merchandise CONSIGNED
To them. mar Ism
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NEiHGlSiA-lN CHANtEHY.-At Nuies ha.d In Tie
~ Clcrn's office 81 the UTuuu ~u eTlur court uf law
AND tlAncery, ior the county Of OHIO, ia the month of
Iarcu, l-4e.
Thomas ii Inns, Complainant.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-23

SWHs lRGtNfA-IN CHANcERy.-N Rites he'd in Tie
" Clerks atHce OF the Circuit Superior Couft,TIaW
I'd C.2ncSry, for the county OF OHIO, IN Tile month OF
Mefcli. lSis.
Edward ~ Stephens, Complainant,
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accordance with of the legislature OF the oae "
Texas 'o provide for ascertainng the DEBT OF ll
republic of Texas" approved 2Olh March, 1873 noee
hereby given to all per having claims demands ioi
money against the republic OF Texas, to present o
same to the auditor comptroller OF public account. m
or before the second Monday IN November, los' Oh ''
will be postponed. , A., ,di,or
The provisions of the aforesaid act require the au
and coin ptroer Jointly receipt, under their seats ol
tce Tor all claims presented, setting form Tue pr
thereof at the time the accrued, the date ana aio'
thereof distinguishing tue different GLASSES w.
claims in the following manners Frsf, the aua ' III,
cerained claims stock bonds, treasury nov NJ
tary Scrip any other audited or asce raiheo e ~,
osd, all claims with sufficient evidences ahu o ~ Tr.s
authorize them under the late fePuuho " 80 r..
1hird such claims AS not Suiicienuy auNeA"' ~
vouchers 81, .l,.o, ID or,n.
srole Jointly, report the lrg'siaiufs' ~ I ~
ment the whole and cn'facis " Jug tuons r.
aud of payment eco'hheppeu ny u.e
to be subject revision, ansndmen al v
u ''o 'es'''" JAMES B. SHAW, Comptroller.
Austin Texas, May Is, lSio. June 10 'Noih
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" 49,, rtoo by wnom it has been adopted and worn ever
since its first invention by the late ingenious MI fots
London to whom present artist for eleven years
pupil and assistant
g have seen artificial leg OF Mr. Selph'; its con
strcton ar pears excellent, and well calculated 10 %
all the objects desired But best of all the PROOF
those who wear I EN- this is positive and undehape,
Some OF my friends. whom ] have mutiated' ino'N'
~ ' 80 .sVALENTINE MOTT,
Professor OF Surgery, University New YORK
Also Selpho's ArtaAclal nand.-An entirely new ana
useful substitute fon lost hand, arranged 'hat VIC
wearer can open and shut by means oil the rcmanns
stump W. S. will gvo further information by nPP'cSS
ton or by letter. post paid. he also refers 70 VI -
Wear OPP Magnetic Telegraph Office, Columbia, oou'
Carolina, who Is authorized 10 receive orders
Julv II-3m
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RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Motto. to pre-cmpt,on Claimants.

Every entitled the right OF presumption to any
Of the within the townships and parts OF townships
satisfaction of the req ser aud Of the proper
land office, and make payment therefor as soon as ae-
tcdbe after seeing this notice, and before the day APP
pointed the of the public sale of the
lands embracing the tract clamed otherwise such claim
will be forfeited RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
June2 9-WJZw
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Preparatory Department OF the Columbian College,

~.
TT is the design of the trustees establish permanently
Il school OF nigh order, in which youth may be thor
Jughly fitted for college, for other objects in ie
For modauon they have erected an elegant and
well constructed edce, the corner oil aud 18th streets
able and xpeenced will be placed at the
of the school, who will give his whole time and ener-
its management having such competent assistants
associated the number of pupils Shall reqnire
Such arrangenents IL is belle sed, viii afford the best
Just pecauons OF its patrons VIII he iu
" realized The school wi be opened the hst Wednes-
day September ~
CHARGES QUARTER.
Elementary branches, reading, writing NC. 70 w
Arithmetic, Eusish grammar geography, elements
of history, Mc. 90
veyng, book keeping, natural philosophy, chem
istry, composition, &c 10 %
Latin and Greek classics IL so
Aug. 2S-3taw4w
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.VOtUrV Panic and a@eheTW .3Strt,
Office No g. Union Buildings, directly under the Union
Office, Washington, ID Co.
TrENDS to the prosecution of claims before Congress
"A and the departments OF the government. Pen
sons and bounty-land particularly attended
Bounty purchased and sold The heirs and
eya the officers and oil John Paul
Joness so uadon 779 will lind be their st
apply Mr.. D., he having the rolls OF the Lon Honme
Richard and Alliance and tell glance ,cho and
pho are mol entitled share in the Denmark prizes Per-
abroad who desire business 10 be aiIeded to by Mr.
will be required in ali to pay postage and enclose
a retaining lee OF 50.
Refer members of the 2Sth and 3Oh Congresses
generally
Mar 23-ly INTEL
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Nv ,ns pr..,dsns OF the United States

TN nuySnanc. oflaw l. JAMES X POLK, President o.
,s ta tbst pua,e sales win be held al the under
mentioned land offices in the Safe OF Louisaha' ut INC pc
RODS hereinafter designated TO WIZ
Al the land office at OPELOUSAS, commencing on
Monday the sixteenth day Of october next ot
of the public lands situated within the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
townships and parts OF townships, v,zi
Nol Of the base line and easf Of The principal meridian"
Township oDe oil range two
Township one OF range three.
South of The base line and Of the principal "etdaa
Townships twelve thirteen, and fourteen OF range three
Township twelve, oil range four.
Township ten, OF runge nine
SouM of The base Hae and Of the principal aerd,an
Fractional sections eighteen and nineteen west iake
Cacasu in township thirteen and me fractions Oh sec
lions eighteen and thryone west OF Caicasn pass, and
sections thyseven 10 sixy-eght inclusive In fractional
Townshp eleven (exoept south half Of section one
the north half Of twelve the sonth halves OF fourteen ana
hfeen the north halves OF wen'yoGe, twenytwo, anu
three south half of twenty four section twenty
Ave- and sections hrone to hrys1
ix birty two hry-three thirty and thyhve, and
lots numbered TO seventy In
ffcen and seventeen, the traction Oh tWeiyone vi
twentyonr twenty-five and thirx, in fractional town
ship fourteen OF range ten .,;o,. G,o s;x sayen
eight eighteen, nineteen, and thirty, In township 'we"e'
of range eleven. 80. -, .a,;.r.
onsbp nine sections six inclusive, and sections
irteen fourteen, tweny-three, tweny-iour, ana twenty
F,actiona township en of the Sabine river, and
one, two. twelve, thirteen twenty .hIee, ,weny
twenty nve, twenty SIX, anu III
township eleven, OF range thirteen -
AT the land office oUACHITA, commencing on Mon;
day the twenythd day of October next Tor the dispoa
of the public lands situated within the following townships
viz;
North of the base line and east of the principal netda"
Townships Sc venteen and eighteen. OF range ten.
Townships seventeen, eighteen and niheeeh Oh range
eleven. M
Lands appropriated by law for the use oil schools militia
nv or other purposes, will be excluded from the sales
The offering of the above-menoned ianos WIN DC CON.
the days appointed, and proceed In the oder
in which they advertised with all convenient despatch
until the whole shall have been offered, and the sales thus
closed But sale shall be kept open longer t,an TWO
weeks and private entry of any OF the ands WIN be al
mitted until after the expiration of tue TWO weeks
Given under my hand nj the city OF washington THIS
day Of July, Ammo Donni one thousand eight nun
dred and forty eight.
BY the President; - ,
JAMES X. POLK.
RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
-on,,niasionsr of The C,eneraI Land Office.
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trimmed
100 do cartridge paper
Is do white vc!um cap paper saiin finish, faint lined
70 do white vsIum cap paper satin finish plain
70 do white vellum quarto post paper, satin hnist'
IS do wASs ,' vslnm quar,o post paper, satin finish,
faint lined, gilt
50 do white velum note paper, satin finish, gilt
IS do blue vel.um note paper, SATIN finish, gilt
do bioting paper
g dozen Do post sap ppo oaISl'os with locks
do four blade penknives pearl handles, silver tip
do twoblsde ponhnives pearl handles
! do iopr-bade penknives buck handles
8 gross blnc black ldJ pencils
IL dozen ivory folders inches long, and inch wide
IL do ivory handle water-stamps. chequered
do ebony standishes. nohes long, and wide,
fitted with cnt-glass inks and sands, Ii inches
square, with q division or walters, u top for
the same, and division Tor pens
i do fancy fame ln ks, .,si non.
s do smsil-barre steel pens
dozen cards Perry's thrse-pont pens
do cards Perry's five point pens
do cards Perry's patent penholders, with pens to
8 do cards windle's bullion pens
gross Prar's small bright steel pens
4 do orher steel pens
2 do large-barrel pen. handles
10 dozen cloth pen-wlpers
10 do h Ht. an Jugs black ink
GU pounds red waters, IN Tin canlsiers
90 do do in boxes containing pound each
% boxes trans parent waters
100 pounds red seang-wax twenty sticks the pound,
OF the very finest quality
10 do black sealing wax twenty sticks to the pound
Of the very finest quality
10 gross red APE No 10
30 do red lape, No IL
pounds India rubber, 40 pieces to the pound
dozen japanied water boxes
q do Morocco-covered boxes, to be In all respects
like the sample ut this office
10000 long brown envelopes
5000 long white do
AkklOO brown envelopes for documents
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Yards ana Dsshs-
.ri ad t4:ir' 'r4n-s.NAvY AsssTs orsIcs.
EALED proposals. in duplicate for each class separately
y endorsed Proposal. for supplies Cor Navy Yards" win
b. received at this ofics unit O'clock p M on tho 18th
S.y q s.S'be' ns s 1nS y ;ss a. s
mens, the natsrais and uss hereinafter specified
rstt ~ tof frf CLASS No ].
Al ,. AZ to bs dsDersd BY ths l5tk Of October vert
100000 h~rd rod brick 900 of which, 70 be used for
$500 bss qualify Are-bricks s.a
1000 arch and pillar bricks
CLASS No. z.
IS perches of foundation
$500 rcia feet blue tagging, less than by
10 feet each piece. and 81 inches thick
tH4ift F' ~ t7iH CLASS No. 8.
fIooo fee. Inch / white pine merchan,ab DE boards
45oo do ainch seect. cuttings
$500 do l-inch do ~ i
300 do l-inch common cuttings
1900 do by inches North Carolina yellow pine
ling -a
.. ,lsl1 inches vide and is fee. long -
IS North Caroline yellow pine plank inches thick lOA
inchss wide, aud 10 fact long
sSSS ss ss inch white pine panel boards
All Of the above wall in l6 feet lengths
l02 yellow pine piles IL feet long each 10 inches dame
Pa .iR TOR at head, 8 inches at heel rtE
10 pieces white oak TIMBER 30 feet long each, rough
- heyed to be not less than IL inches square, nor
over l2A inches 81 tei
piece white oak TIMBER squared, Is by 20 inches Is
pieces white eak timber squared, ls by % inches 10
piece white oak timber squared, IL by IL inches, 4
8 white oak plank, IL by 81 inches, Is feet long
The following pieces Of seasoned straghgraned south
yellow pine, to be free of sap large knots and shakes,
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40.
LINN BOYD, Kentucky,
ARMIsrED BURT, 5. Carolina,
]. K. j DANIEL, N. G.,
RICHARD FRENCH, Kentucky,
w. l.. GoeGIN. Virginia,
). S. GREEN, Missouri,
w. z. HALL, Missouri,
TBos. J. HENLEY, Indiana,
ISAAC e. HOLMES, S. Carolina,
Geo. s. HoUsroN, Alabama,
ID S KAUFMAN, Texas,
r. BurLER KING, Gorgia,
r. w. LlaoN, Maryland, ;.
CHARLES 5, MoREHEAD, ny,
HENRY C. MURPHY, N. y,
DAVID OUTLAW, N. Carolina,
JOHN s. PHELPS, Missouri,
r.. b. RHETr, South Carroll AZ,
w. A. RICHARDSON, Illinois,
!. RoBgRT G. SoHENcK, Ohio,
A. ID. SINS, South Carolina,
Truman SMITH, Connecticut,
CALEB 3. SMITH, Indiana,
RoBERT SMITH, Illinois,
ALEX. II. STEPHENS, Georgia,
p. w. ToMpKINs, Mississippi,
r. TooMBs, Georgia,
A. w. VENABLE, N. Carolina,
ID. WALLACE, South Carolina,
j. WENTWORTH, Illinois,
HUGH WHITE, New York,
JAMES WILSON. N H.,
Members House Of Reps.
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Every person entitled to the right of presumption to any
of the lands within the townships and parts OF townships
above enumerated is required establish the same to the
satisfaction of the register and of the proper land
office and make payment therefor, as soon as aceaoe
the commencement of the public sale of the lands EN-
bacg claimed, otherwise such claim WIN he iof
feited. RlCHhhD M 1op,SO,, an
Commissioner of the General Land Office
July I3-lawl2W
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AGENCY FOR ella M b,
III IJusyifust0n. ~. e..

FERDINAND w. RisQUE Attorney and Counseiol,s ,,.
Il Law formerly of Lynchburg, Va, but more recently
OF ST. Louis Missouri, has opened office at Washing,
ton CITY for the prosecution Of claims against the United
States either before Congress or the several Executive ~
part,nents of the government.
He will attend claims of every description Whatsoever.
sanctioned by law requiring the services OF an agent
Washington but those 70 which his attention WIN DC par
Revolutionary claims OF all kinds Land claims generally
Bounty land claims for military services III the late war
with Great Britain Applications for patents tor useful IN
vcnons Claims of all kinds arising out OF the late war
with Mexico particularly for bounty lands or treasury
scrip of pay mileage and for horses or other
property lost or destroyed while in the military service
the United States. Letters addressed to him. poA pa'd'
will be promptly attended to- lie viii also give ms par
tcular attention to the prosecution OF the claims OF lnus
uals against the War Department. for expenses ncueo'
subsistence transportation furnished Tor e use Oh @
,eers during Mexican war, before being mustered anu
received into the service of the United states. ~
Fees reasonable Office in Lakelncyers European io'e
Pcnnsyvania avenue. between It'll and loth streets.
The undersigned take pleasure in recommending 70 lns
public Ferdinand W. Risque. ESQ, as conPe"'nl anu
faithful agent to prosecute any claims against the several
departments of the general government
Washington City, june lSiS.
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Proposals for Stationery.

OFFICE SECRETARY THE SENATE U. 5,
August Sd, 1913.
TN pursuance OF the "act legazing and making appropr
such necessary objects have been usually in
cuded the general appropriation bills without authority
law and and provide Tor certain Incidental
the and offices V, the government and for
purposes" approved the 18th of August 1872 sealed
proposals will be received this office until ~ o'clock,
m on Monday the 4th Of September next for furnishing
the following articles of stationery for The OF the Senate
each article to be the best qaty and to be approved
by the Secretary, viz; ~
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J. Y. MASON, Sec'y of Navy.
w. ALLEN, Ohio,
D. r.. ATcHisoN, NI;ssonr 81;
THos. IL. BENTON,
SIDNEY BHEEsE, Illinois,
SIMON CAMERON, Pa /,
{ y : FooI DAVIS mi,
REvERpy JOHNSON, Md,
II. Johnson, Louisiana,
JOHN A DIX, New York,
r.. A. HANNEGAN, indiana,
SAM. HousToN, Texaa
Tnos. J. RUsK,
JACOB W. MILLER, N. Jersey
J. ID. WEsTcoTT. jr., Florida
J. X. UNDEnwoop, Kentucky
United States senators
THOMAS CHILDs,
Brig Gen. U. S. :
JAMES SHIELDS,
Brig. Gen. U. S. II
w. S. HARVEY,
Col. I'd Dragons, U. S. Il
BENZ. +. LAsNED,
Act'g Pagm'ter Gen. U. S. a
w. s. PARRoTT,
Late U. s. Sec. Of legation
TO MEXICO
G.. II. CRosMAN,
Major and z. M. U. s. II.
July i3-3tdN2aw3m
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C1ELPHOs FIRST PREM UNI AN
~ GLESEA LEG.-Intruduced INTO tue

United States and made solely by William
Selp'io, ~ Spring street, New York Inns
description of artificial leg derives i.S
name from tho celebrated Marquis OF
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-09-02
Notice 10 Prescription Claimants.

RICHARD M YOUNG,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office