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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10


I.1OB yISDERBrLT,. NEHs YOUTHS
j GSD BOYs CLOT HING WAREHOUSE, Wholesale
nd retail IS Msidsn4ne thr.t foof Up stairs and ~
Fnlou-st borhwest " 0Osd Hoping 70 be "a
yorsd vim your hind psiroua respectfully sko the
oerty to inform you that an prepared TO show yc1 the
best .iock Of ready made Cottng eyer offered TO Nov
York al las lowest possible prizes Also sp.eadd ss
.nrtueot 4 Oths Csssmefss ard hesibgs, "hicn VII
b. made TO order se lbss cseSot DO ,arp.s.ed TIE
American losa.Ue iOr ns sgpe Tor style OF CHUNG acc
OTsreosi. u a.. 3or. grades and from 30 % u @
A large assgrimenI Of C.OsIs.......... ' IW"iS"
D-1s. and Frocs Coas, from Sfench Eag' ..o,.so,o
H.h. Belgian and Ameiiesn SlctEs...-
O1ee and b95iosss Coais, from CON aso,o q a.
Cassimsrs, Tweed, Cashneret &C. -"" ."
Paals. from srosdelo.h 9l.in saa .''e5 .. 1870 an
Vests lew ~ =, . an snd fsley, 81 sLs'
ssln. Velvet, Csss.Hsre, CAsemSfe~ ,.o, Il
Wuofsu Velvet, Lr....s...-...ssssss ~" ~
Gov. V CIots~s. IN he .iyls, .g.siJ ow
Dee. Co.'S lon y .e,l S...' t,s@....sI s:o3s
Froct., iom...... 70 !. ssss, nom. So|"
cs..,ss q S.s.iooas' si,s-ro % 8cul, IA. been
esr'a-sy and ~.T-Ht~d to h'ia every style
Tss.s 5sr-h.us c,o,h,sy b.ving Goods made Up
70 se sz.ir, ~o1d 90 well 70 call before esyiax tns
oraen s'eshsre FH''fa so S1SsS. s1estsu,.J en-
- ssifer-isne, tsfst eOor, up stsirsl
rio l1eod- sEd 81 fs'toe-,t aof.h~en cor Goe-st.
DoUYING.-GOODwISs P.lent cens1t sse.ih-
~ ilg fyr Roof "a cheap light and dars5s price, u
pr tot sid o. r7uzh h=fnloeG boards. 81 Per foot
ov-T 20 oh ,nipgss, sE1 warranted. Ose, - CO.
eye scs, resr Chan n-rSst
SMOKEY CHiASEYs-Good WAS Psent Cemert
C54.alsy POts 10 mosl sfecuVe remedy. They are
ao~ u the Capitol 81 Nlskeg.on, Cus.om hosse
SsEYofE 40 o.ner pubic bgii.iogs Cftcs,z College
Place, Besf Cc4mGsrs-sL Elo lnsof'
NlM. 4. TYSON, PUBLIC CATERER, 81 Tsomp-
w sonsi Eslf splirS, rQ4t r,spsettaAy isi0fn tts
Adss and geo emer ert mere psres lsfI NC ssseess
ll candidates IA 1e ale elections Of Nsw-fors ofooA
yn vicinity, hat he furnishes wecd ng al -ef snS
svsoirx p.rIss. villa all the necessary srress w oi'
s3oOns, ladies' rsys osskeD, gin ehas nseg
M brsck,ss ss.rss &c Sapsrlstye zee cream confrc
o,.ry boref ely rurrrJs oysters, cooks and waters o.
shorI notice and ~ very Tedscsd prices -,
Boards u invitation carefully de1Tefed IL
%TEW BTCKWHEAT.-Tes suhscrbers are pre-
N,s,ea ~ r,erVs orders for rev hgilsd B1ckvhess,
saty psesst papsfed barrels half barrels eusrss ana
.ighh barrels and boxes, s.so, 10 bags u y add - os
80 az vsrsaf their mss 10 be new, free rom gfit
al weight sad equal Ia Szaliy % any q msrset ~
Neal Grsaau Flour whits and yellow indixn hsel e.n
Ar 81 Corr Meal sxra siperfae Bour, add ~
yu Ia ana h2lf bsrrss, also e bsss % ~ - -
fss ayr OrSsss srcu 70. souh and kasf, scesDPeaes
wit DIV rsfsrssss ~ as;s .ta Z5s4s: sl 49,
~ anis Sfsb .. SASSS' = s
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THE USE OF BR AHDY AND SALT.

KENEDY fol various internal =. well - 81 -rra
hdis-ases danmauon ard local INJURIES, coris.ning
ample directions for making and sppyiaS T. Explained
~ Rev ssmue. Feu.ou D OF Liverpool. All william
Lee Esq 81 La Fore lnlbslt Ia f-aace. SKIN ed4tyn
rev sed ard corrected. Puc- lls cents
jus. published - III a VI sAAIONlN = i.pns 81.
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nc ROsrnN ATMArAC FOR lasO-

DHf sfPATHY versus a .opsihy. HydroPahy, H1TeC
1 On D. and ~, me Ps0i-. For So a.
Li0l- BEBFORD'5 .Li LOCKWOODS.
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TIE NOV NO. c.ltairs Dinner. by Phisophiea
Fyirure - present - csd viii o l4i, Pa 1osica
n5rrus ald E.lL-tira 8 nages f9rsaIeAl
plrf.. BERFORD'S and LOCKWOODS
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WANTS.

WANTS.
WANTED advertiser. yolng man who mas
w served IN merchants Cf4-e wishes sil1aHpr
ei.e iu whoe,lls grocery o. c"uni's la D -
where n no co1rfe o. ga oi tW' hJ e4Vlrs ONE
capsl. he bee me tut@rfsted ir hnsi-ess Narr~7
CO. satsac'ory. Addres. = 29n Post Once Mo J.
WANTED .heoIogicsi s.udent a SITUATION =.
w teacher for Few zach day sschOol o. family
AddTe's T c Tribune Once ~ 5l.'
WANTED-By yourr Hisu, A. Amer an, a si'us
w lion porter runner ir store cf ofce Aidfes-
oaii 90 Fraucs. Doy-T-si rear houte n5 -ls'
y4yANTED-An active, iriapeeut boy from = to II
w yesrs o. sfe Apply ~ - Bfcadwsy' ~ ''.''
Mo q
ssOO Oh NDRE CAPITAL (. wanted snd :
,cOOUpsDrer. would sci ont a ssf- ini pfol 1oie
business. III health prevents the present proprietor fom
fully attending toi Address D" Business" Al IN. ofee
4 PERSON pr.eucally acquainted with III steam
a engine wsnt'd - lTavealg agent 10 ma.e sac u
and Amply al instrument OF value 10 manufacturer I'
sesm power cowpeten per.on can Iske ron - ina
upward week clear ~ a. expenses Apply ~ i-..i 70
box is6E Y Pos.-Ohee nl'1'
AGENTS WANTBD-TSoo or ,oree A9enis Of g1oe
y address wanted 10 sell rooGr pDh 'ci.lon, " fich
viii sfor1 good prof. Apply a. lo| hfos'".y, pt'h
Ofee2 story.
NrATKI gsui.en a. -errrd ~ \ DI'. -
and living on his farm tn city aoi n-i a.
eIainfed with tsniies IN N-wY0rk tsSes hs No roc 20
fo-m The sceukiriarce OF NV iors y'urg iAly or
ard not sndug It nconven -us g. become acc nTe pa
th!s x raorfinsry wsv plh gentle nan upon VI 'se
discretion ard honest ineruors sfe can enurrl - y
Address james v Madison, Ia i52-sq4s % 'A-v
Mo Ia
INK Y. Ill you will please cal a. ~. once
which written o. Us 7sh int AFTER To- inse.nS
a. AnrOinfed ~ =
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TIE NOVEMBER 10 contains az sruc'e on Dyssn
Il terst How can 10 30 cured WHAT arr he r.med -
Eigh. rage flr ss.e 81 BFRFORDS As.0r H01se, sod
LOCkM OOD-s on 6rostEay al az 81 DO ~
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sCALPEL.

THE NOVEMBER NUMBER contains Liis sSetche.
OF eight ~ ties N-vYofE Physicsr,-a Numerous and
satrlcal paper, psErs-ro ed Tor Dy himself sale
~ BERFORD'S, Asiof House, snd
Mo L. LOCkMOO 5. clr. hroadFay and Ofand q
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THE cAmPBELLs ARE COMING
MECHANICS II ii4b,
No. 81 Broadway, between Grand ard Browns streets
fpcH ssery Evsaing 1uring ne Iveok.
CHRISTI MINIS RELS

ORGANIZED l5i2 The Oldest established Company
Oin tho world Tbs hrst 10 hamonIe aegro mslOdies
sud cf laIfs OF he pseaeat popular style Of Ethiopian
Entertainments whose success Ia hls ely during The las
THEE YEAEs conclusive eyidsncs OF their superior
merit add alsrecdyrness.
Doors Ope1 all; Concert commences 81 O'Clock.
AnerBoon Concert every saturday, comniene
tuy Al JP MS 6us'
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rCHE NOVEMBER NUMBER contains al hte's or
1 Courageous ADD Infectious D sses-s-t xamPies OF
tn-m sll-Is Cholera Contagious the Qiafa1ure q
Nursery " Cho-rs-ll pages. For sale a.
BERFORDS, Astcr II use, and
nl0 IL LDCkWOOD'S. cor. Broad way and ~ Ano 81
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~ Rettstons Services every sabbath morning,
eadso ed b. Prof BVS preacher 10 ths FIRST Society
esNew-Jerusssm Church al The Library Society Bne.
ng corner OF b Osdwsy and L-ous,d-st nl0 It.
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,.IEIJN THE LIONS DEN.-Tms extrs

vord nary color Pauug, 20 feet by H. now open
20 me rubc Al so Broad shont be visited By ali
Who are desous benod master p see ofsrt together
wth large cole uoa u Oh Paintings (upwsrts VI iool
bv ss old mss'ars, ggio POUssin, &c The genu-
ne EGG MATCHING MACHINE, Ia which chic kens are
.een blrsng he shell In the Of visitors sso
for he frs, dine exhibited IN this county Nothing III
Ibis exhibition has ever appeared 10 the states Admis
80 IN pa whole Is r.nts CT lwiss
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ExcURsioN TO THE
re- -.,ss sad e.a|odioas 5isssbost
zxxkrEEs0RAPH csp, PARKS, VII Ie.y.
AannnnD he foot 0! Csnal-sl on sunday, mo llh
mat q O'CLOCK, PM.
NETWORK bAY CEMETERY -,.,,.
Fsre, q cents. w -
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~ The Iadie.' society Of Newly oris f'r
tn -stslistm-nt of Schools ll Afrcs W hold I'D q
ruhc meeting = rtav evening rex. lLh ns.. ~ y
o'clooE in TIA Reformed 'ch C0r--h on Lsfayetie-
place Toe rpoF- 70 the meeting i' o. ca - ate 3n
~ i-e Chstsn rIhc te TIE very rD r+lt object 90 Or"
ety. and 80 rroseerfs Of suoc.rs vii BE- e+t-ssf-r
rs Rev Doctor DE WITT, Rev Doctor BETHvNs al, 30
ts ,ped hy other le- eura 4el VI4 be- male
10 o. e. $50. J. b. lhl NJ. p--fcfre-s
j. McL.ueHL As. $ .r-eia~r. ~ f.s-
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tS- New. j. J. Porter will preach al Washington
hs, Hsster-sL fourth door frcun Bowery sabbath
ssc also Rev. Nj Brewer from Baltimore, an she even
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ci'fJ t. mhcrl of te a'p7r 5'ri-'y are iafurl
-r.g reql-s ed 30 a.erf es Mo- gone Hs. .b fuce
sunday ueS, lth ins. q, ~, 9clo-s pfec seiy.
psy the last tribute 3D., p-ct 20 femeLs O.. very
worthy member, Mr. PsTE ". kfHJg
JOHN O'CONNOR. ? eilrrt
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a GREAT CURIOSITY

tHE BEG TO DRAW THE ATTENTION u Tho run
w 20 Old Bible technically efmed M bfeeches
bible among The Clergy, prn'ed 10 l15s ana 'ne p SO
be me Oldest A7d most perfect bo.s n ne atri
stA,-s Ia. fpr and be sea al Ne.srs CHE ID
sOCKEE 4 CO 5. 81 Maicen-.ape, cor Wl.iAH sL -
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SCALPEL.

Tha Jew adIilOn n ne Poems u JON
Vol i4uo CIoh Pdc- CD c-1is
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Ef- Family FIOur.-Itosf $40 wish tue swrctes
bread have learnt The m71riacco ofaslg fresh
ground fJur exclusively, which cen now be had % ~.
gnucips. grocers gpied ron U-cEcr 8roibefs G o
ton in ns city an hs Fsrrsr'ei -n0stentg fest
and l prices neat tags OF ~ and ~ os Pa bar
res and barrels Re. GRAHAM UucEyrhrat fnd I'D ~
ssre mir, NJ 3usWSAN'
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" The Quarterly sermon viii be preached
Sc win og, I-Dofrow Sunday evening", al y ococs.
y Rev G BEDELL In the T.. Church VI MesslSh.
sess freel when collection Will be tsk-n up il AID .,
Ne eaTEeut exposes UlO IL
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Tickets sdm. tines lsdy and geneus1 ~ lie Course
s S.. one 1erslr f-e Course % -~Eie Lecture
- co. Charge member ~ 80 Association, ~ tPnce
TFe.s uay be a. le csE ut ne Lorsrg, AMI
o. ihe nook-to5et Of Pu li5 Broad ThcsJ
Cr.vven 593 Brosdvsy ned ArDl-iIu. : Zoo bc0sfpay
o. W.. HENRY 4. OAKLEY. Cl'l L-ct Com.
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State the price per page every additional page
on any OF The above over four pages, estimating al
10, 900 pages.
Blank forms, any other desc rption of printing
required broadsidc any of the above paper, each
broadsde 10 be counted as page.
Treasurers weekly statement OF treasury drafts
and specie, ON imperial writing paper. per 100 ooo
she cts, 200
II expressly be understood that charge of
any descrpti will be allowed The prices bid for print
ing must and include all contingencies and extras
The department the right have any descrip-
lion OF printing which may properly be called "book or
pamphlet work." executed by special contract,
The bidders for printing will accompany their bids with
samples of qualify Of the different kinds of paper they pro-
pose to furnish.
Separate proposals will also be received for printing 600
copies of the "Annua Receipts and Expenditures of the
United States for the fiscal year ending 3Oth June, 1872
forming about $50 pages voume including paper,
printing, folding, and stitching The first part OF the work
TO be printed ia the same manner as those for the fiscal
lar and the second part those for the fiscal ending
Both June, 1884, in every particular.
May 27-lawlw Tint IL Wing
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,

Navy DEPARTMENT,
Bureau of Construction, Equipment, and Repair,
Under the Join, resolution Of Congress- approved May
u 3, 1915 entitled Resolution respecting contracts for
hemp for the of the American navy" sealed proposals
will be received at this bureau the United States hemp
agencies at Louisville Kentucky ST. Louis, Missouri
Ito be forwarded by them unopened to this bureau)
for delivering under contract at either of the said
hemp agencies, for term not exceeding hve years,
me best qualify of ieriean raterrotted hemp. in GUAM
titles Of five tons and upwards the ton to consist Of A2O
two hundred and oryone dollars per ton The proposals
viii then determine whether the contracts shall be
awarded No delivery will be required sooner than the LIST
The said hemp must be equal in quality the best
foreign hemp and in all cases Of equality Of bid the con
qsired annually viii be about SO ,t tons fN'
The said hemp must be thoroughly dressed cleaned free
cent, Of tow and waste when ha;chelled to the salts
faction OF the inspectors ready for spinning It's strength
of an inch in circumference, made from twen,y-one
yarns as prepared and tested by the inspectors or by
its LENGTH COLOR and other properties must be entirely sat-
factory to the inspectors or the CHIEF OF this bureau or II
will not be received twill be inspected and tested at the
The respective United States hemp agents certify bills
by them according to The contracts which may be
into; ninety per cent OF which bills TO be payable within
may be agreed upon aud named in the contracts
Persons Offering must tho pficc, in words and fig
delivered INSPECTED tested approved. and received
by the said hemp agent and payable as above specified
Livery h's' oe III dc'oi
Congress making appropriations for the naval service APP
proved 10Th August 1876 by written guaranty, signed by
responsible persons TO be certified by
official personage) the effect that he they undertake
that the bidder bidders WILL If his their bid be accept
ed enter into an obligation within fifteen days after the
contract is submitted for signature, with good and sufficient
ureiies, to furnish the supplies proposed No proposal
VIII be considered unless accompanied by such guaranty
Bonds with two approved surccs in half the csti
mated amount Of the respective contracts will be required
and centum in addition will be withheld from the
amount OF each payment to be made collateral security
Tor the due and faithful performance of the respective
n mi N fha
complied with in all respects according to their terms
Offers must be made in strict conformity with the terms
of this advertisement The persons Offering by
,otch agent they wish their bills paid, their
accepted and by wht hemp agsscy they wish
have contracts and bonds sent for their signature; and
1T they should not be executed within fifteen days after
they received by the agents. the will
slider e at liberty to accept other offers in place of those
thus neglected.
Mar l-Iawt6thAug
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WASHINGTON CITY Lots Mt Private sale.--About s

\ATAsHlNGrON CITY Lots Private sale.--About six
w millions OF square feet in eight hundred lots
nearly every section OF the city, will be sold private SALE
offering unusual opportunity for profitable investment
Terms One-flh OF the purchase money in hand, and the
balance in one, three and four years with interest
Where the purchaser improves the may be extended
Deeds given the cost and deeds taken
10 secure the deferred payments Apply the office OF
Messrs CorcoIan " Riggs, A. HYDE.
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WASHINGTON CITY Lots at Private salc.-Abo

WASHINGTON CITY Lots at Private salc.--About
w six millions of square feet, eight huude lots,
bracing many whole in nearly section oil the
city, will be sold private saleofering unusual OPP
porunity for profitable investment.
Terms, One-ilth cash. and the balance in one, two,
three, and four years. with interest When the
improves the time may be extended.
Deeds given the purchases cost and deeds OF
ken to secure the deferred payments.
Apply the subscriber Messrs. Corcoran Il Rggss,
where catalogues may be seen.
June 2-law2m A. HYDE.
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Wan DxrARrxxsr, Washington May IL. l640.
r1upA n ATE PROPOSALS. will - rsosavsa ss this
y Depa until O'Clock the 18th day Of June next
for suppying Stationery and executing tho Printing
described in the schedules below. The Stationery
must be of the best quality, and tho printing oxccu.oa Ia
The best manner Samples OF the former must accompany
bid and specimens of the latter viii be shown 70 oo
ders the several bureaus, il desired -,
The successful bidder win required to give bond, with
approved suretes the faithful ulhment OF MS
and the will the right TO order the a
Giles al such times in snch quantities rs II may deem
proper and 10 Increase diminish the quantities below
stated 49,,
Blank forms will be frnshed to bidders application
nj the de paIment.
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TO PERPETuATE PEACE.

uUBBELIS PATENT FIRE-ARMS.-Ths gun loads
II at the breech on the principle. regards setting
home the CHARGE OF loading from the muzze differ.
being that the load required pas.
its rest instead of the entire length OF (may be) mos,
te principle for this purpose, amt enables he rson to
load and fire the gun the Of three hundred times Der
hour and keep the gun clean the load always dry make
fire, and burn the powder well, which. the accu.
fit of the ball. enables II also shoot with unusual
power and precision
The gun shoots either ball and buckshot fine shot, and
is useful for both sporting and warlke purposes.
They made ORDER either in misket rifle,
and shotgun form, and delivered governments ndivd.
uas organized bodies of whose purposes not
variance with the institutions OF tho United
States
For particulars address, post paid,
VIM w. HUBBELL.
Aug LIT Paentee, Philadolphia.
bscrher loaded and Aired muske ~ times In uc
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hs,saos or the Once for IN.
Charlton District, in tho STATE Of Missouri.
of tho first section Of tho of Congress.
l entitled San establish additional land office in
the State of Missouri" approved February rs, ls9, LIDO
hereby declare and make known, that the land office
created by said established the Town of Milan
in the county sullivan of said State tho site this day
de signatcd by the President OF the United States
Gwen under my hand at the city Of Washington this
twenty day OF February, Doini one thou
sand eight hundred and forty. nine.
BY order of the President, -
~ RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
Mar 8-lawI3w
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Notice Of thc removal Of the Land Once from the
"Fals Of ST. Croax," wisconsin, to "Stillwater. In
Minnesota Territory.
INDER authority of the first section Of the of Con-
gress, entitled An act for changing the location oil c
land office in the Chippewa land district and establishing
an additional land district in the State OF Wisconsin," APP
proved March 2, lSi9, ! do hereby declare and make
KNOWN that from and after the thrtieth day Of June
US9 the land office for the sale the public lands in the
Chippewa land district shall be removed from the Fails Of
ST Croix {Wisconsin) to Saltwater in ST. CIox county,
Minnesota Territory.
Given under my hand the city of Washington, this
twentieth day of March, ammo Domini 1919.
Il. TAYLOR.
BY the President.
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commi ssoner of the General Land Office
Mar 3l-lawi3w
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Notice TO Claimants.

Notice T. Claisnants.
TUCKER Il ADDISON, General Agents, office on 9th
street, (Colenans Buidngs) four doors north oil Penn
sylvania avenue.
Beverley Tucker and John E. Addison have associated
themselves for purpose OF prosecuting claims of all kinds
before Congress- and the several departments of the general
government
All communications (post pad) addressed the above
shall receive prompt attention. Reference is made the
following genlcmeni
Hon Geo Nj Dallas Vice President OF the United States
Hon. John Mclean, Supreme Court of the United States.
Hon. Robert j. Walker, Secretary OF the Treasury.
Hon. Jno. Mason, Secretary Of the Navy.
Hon. X. NJ T. Hunter, United States Senate
Clement Cox, esq, Georgetown, ID. G.,
Jno f. Addison, attorney-ataw, will continue give
personal attention business before the courts
the District of Columbia, and the adjoining counties OF
Maryland and Virginia. July 13-ly
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Lives insured lI5
JOSEPH B. COLLINS President.
SAMUEL HANNAy, Secretary.
CHARLES De SLIDING No. III Todd's Buildings Pennsyl-
vania avenue Agent.
W. p JOHNSTON, NJ d., opposite City Post Office, 7lh
street. Physician.
Pamphlets explanatory of the principles and operations
OF the company can be had application the agents
ONCE. June 1T
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Notice establishment Of the Land O0zce
"WestArn Land District" the State Of Wisconsin.
of the second section Of the OF Congress
entitled IAN act for changing the location of the land Of
nee in the Chippewa land district and establishing adj
dona land district in the State Of Wisconsin," approved
March I'd lS9 which provides that For tho sale of the
public lands the Territory of Wisconsin, additional
land office and land district are hereby created comprising
all the lands not included within the district lands subject
to sale at Green Bay, Milwaukee, Mineral Point, which
shall be called the western land district" do hereby de-
clare and make known that the land office created
be located at willow river, St. Croix county, in the
of Wisconsin.
Given under my hand at the city OF Washington this
second day of March, ammo Domin one thousand epht
hundred and forty-nne. JAMES K POLK
BY the President
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
Mar 8--lawl3w
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XIS(l hHWAkD.-lian away from the subscriber
ewAcO luray Page county, Virginia. the 9th inst,
ooy named Aaron He is very black ~ years of age
ken TO- very thick lips and heavy tongue He had on hen
ne e domestic kcrscy rock faded black color.
broad bIiin white hat. and other clothing him,
collected The above reward OF $50 will be given should
ne be aPPrehended out OF the State and 500 the
State SO that may get him again All reasonable charges
WIN be paid if delivered to Luray.
aaron left in company with sprightly yellow boy, red
complexion, red hair, and spotted iace not so tall
coopers VIM A CuAPMAN -
Sept. 2-n Lurev Pago co,n,v Virr;ni,
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r KNOX WALKER Will praossss law In the sn-
u prene Court of United Sates and attend to the
prosecution of claims against the government Address
Washington, ID. q
Ma IU--u
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whether circulars, instructions, warrants. forms,
returns, &c, as specified in the first paragraph, ~
fer
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SCHOoL BoOKs.-A general assortment of School
~ Books VIII be found tor sale, at reasonable prices
elsewhere in the District,
Mrs. ANDERSON'S Book, Music and Fancy Store
Pa. av. between 18th " 18th
Feb I6-u
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On every oner DESCRIPTION Of paper, not designated
above, but to be SO by the office ordering it, whether
circulars, instructions warrants forms returns Nc
specified in the first paragraph, for
page on sheet, per 100 sheets