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WILLIAM H. MINNIX, General Land Once will
prosecute claims every kind against government
Congress any ~ te departments His different
branches OF inc especially those In relation military
his services The prompt
located by military will be secured necessary
taken recover Claims
vices IN the revolutionary the of 1874 and Mexican
collection OF rents
this city by non-residents others. 81 @ Att
Reference made Shields formerly
Of the General Land Onice Hon Richard NJ Young Commits
Land oce members Of Congress generally Of the State Of Illinois
Thomas Rtche Edmund Burke Force w. W. 5eaon
Blair, J. y, Rves, Richard WaIach.
Office a. Haup Weedons Coach Factory Of the Centre
Market Washington D. G.
Sep 10 @ '% t8 f
baltimore Collage Oriental
E regular Course commences ON
months M
The Northumberland Dssectng opened on the last
Monday Of October
ELEAzAR PARsAy, M d., Provost.
CaArIs H.fMs, NJ NJ d., Professor Of Principles and
TnSs b is M, D. Professor Of Special paaAolo
y r. naspI, 81 resessof Of Anatomy and rayoory.
Mechanical Dentistry.
PnLIp H. AusrEs, A.M M d., Demonstrators Of Mechanical
Dentistry, and Lecturer Dental Chemistry.
The College the provision
large
appliances Mechanical Workshop; Ifrmar
supplied daily with patients students
Room; Museum, thousands
cal variety; and two Lecture Rooms
Tickets TOR the COURSE $40; Dissection Ticket opuon $40;
Naturalization, ST. Diploma fee, $50.
sePieaaweoam W. n. HANDY, Dean.
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A.cslsu ..d Comms.-,en NOTICE.

H. BEACH s. M TUCKER having established themseve.
H General Auction and Commission bunes. IN me cry o
washington Tucker, beg leave 70 oc
liberal share Of public patronage They propose attending the
all kinds Of properly and personal mat msy pe
Also upon consignment Az kinds o.
goods shall earliest period and 70 The ver
advantage And attention business
faithful adherence good old principle, "quick sales
promps returns 10 merit confidence Of the people,
Their Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Brown
Hotel Of the city and htied expressly for In
viii be ample
goods that ms e consigned 70 them.
They win conducted upon
principle In win ntusfcd
be hid BY themselves consequently repcsn
trust In them may calcue upon receiving the highest prices
''' '''-' - - BEACH TUCKER,
oola-du Aactioneers.
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For Baltimore.
a sxz~- The steamer OSCEOLA will, Sunday, the -
Rz-elLoe Of September making tnp week TO
2ek the above place, leaving Washington every Sunday
O'Clock Returning, leave Baltimore Tuesday at
O'Clock She will regularly going and returning, At
Leonadown Nd st. Marys nyer, Md and Cone nver, Va
landings the Potomac for signals land
FOR NORFOLK
The for Norfolk every Thursday at
Returning Norfolk every Friday O'Clock
D m. Passage and fare s.
She touches and returning Cone river and a. the usua
landingL JAMES MITCHELL,
sep 10 Captain.
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CAUTION EXTRA.

/ CAUTION EXTRA.
IL The nae OF q n Towsend and uses hs name 10 mn
up saspala which thew call Dr. Townsend,s sarsaparia de-
S genuine ~, original ETC. Js b doctor
The ke ls Of doctor for the purpose gaining
o,acts ~ ;h = noa az ~ n ~ "
week 7 win = Townsend $500 he win produce
eved an @ & re ~ Wy pal an ~ ~ ~ ,p
M moWNsENDs sAhsAPARiILA having ON y the old
,ha ~, ~ ms ay coa' " arms anu ms signature across
A' 'oa' y a'"' JACoR TOWNSEND
'"'p'' 'p'e' ~. N4s'aA Hee'' "s~ 1"NsAS
now seventy years Of are aud has
ORIGINAL q TOWNSEND sARSAPARII.LA,, Being poor he
compelled manufacturer by which means has been
is worth and known is Value Il lad reached The
nevertheless persons
from DEATH proclaimed lis excellence aud
| derul healing power This
Grand ma ,,,,...,,.rI.r ,,~.,,.r.t.o,.
manufactured The largest SCALE and called for throughout the
'on Tgs anu pleaan " " ue lanu. a., :. I'll
for e better it's on scientific
S,scoysres u ahs saxs M besn h, ia NM ~
mannactlIe o. ihe OLD DoCIohs ale sar
nr,srss ana cor. anspas ,scb ara ,na o. ss.sss ad o,h
pepains VI us, anu acd
Ia n,s 30 uaIe ,a, ,sv anrav % ar I ~ ~
II thew are moi bv seienc known
It's yoa
tile principles, which fly of In exhaaon,
heat are The very essential medical properties of the root which
gives I = y az ~ v W,.. Nv s,,. F.
prepared that all the inert Of the saapaa
first removed, everything Capable OF becoming acid
secured Squire and forms and thus II rendered
incapable losing Of is valuable and healing properties Pre-
pafea ~ s way, = aae ny mos powemu' aseni N u'e
Hence the reason why we hear on every side in
favor By men, children We apa i doing Mesds,s
PLANT, and in RHEUMATISM sCROFULA and PILES cos
TIvENEss, all UTANEoUs ERUPTIoNs MPLEs BLoTCH-
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Musical Instruction I'm the OF Singing, Playing
the Piano Porte, Organ Flute, and Violin, ke., ke-H
BERYN, professor Of music, from Germany,
Of the above branches Of music whether
dence at the residence Of the pupil and viii devote himself
hrely the proficiency Of those inrusted his
BM BERLys has the best Of recommendations from Mon
where he has resided several professor Ne
be found al Mr. Kah forte manufacturer, south side
Pennsylvania between 10th and l Fishers
stationers' Hall.
Oct q 0nNNlms
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n EKERAI. House Furnishing Dry Goods wercroom.
W CIAGETT DODsON would most respectfully inform all
fitted prepared for the reception Of much
extensive assortment OF goods above line than has
hitherto seen In this city, c. d. will be absent for few days for
purpose making and would respectfully desire
all may be in want prees best and most extensive
sotment wait their return They viii have in
d :.
snperb Tapestry Velvet Tapestry Brussels and Brussels
Threepy superhne Iuarain, low priced do
Damask twilled and lin Venetian Carpctng -.
Together with everything pretty and good which may Be needed
their line. Aug Q-4f2w2awb
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Agency % the Houses I'm the United
j
TAYLOR MAURy booksellers and ssatonerr Pennsylvania
avenue, near 9Th street, having formed connexions with me
principal book establishments Of the country win supply All order.
for religious miscellaneous, MEDICAL scientific, and school
books In lots OF single copies At e lowest publication prices
Schools institutions and individuals intending order foreign
American books from the northern troube and
erpehse heavy freight postage by esvne with
TAYLOR MAURY, In Washington city. July 3
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ALBERT w. PARRIs,

ALBERT w. PARRlS,
Attorney at Lao and Land and General agent Mineral
PoiWt, YiseossiW,
NIL attend faithfully and promptly all business confded
w him. Having been for several Register of the Land Office
Mineral Point he peculiar advantages for the
ton Of land agency business
Hon. HEsRy DoDGsp United States Senate. ... i
RICHARD NJ YousG, late Commissioner of the General Land
Office
JUSTIN BuTrEnrELD, Commissioner Of the General Land
Office a. 5#a q a,iE
T. HARTLEY CRAwYoRD, United States Judge.
A. K PARIS, Second Comptroller OF the Treasury
Aug Il--2aw3ws
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AGENCY, wsshington.-The undersigned, late OF the In
specuon branch Of the Post Office Department. offers his ervi
generally and Of southwestern
particularly with the assurance that his removal from Office
he has
tanned department for honesty, capacity, and fidelity and
refers Office of both parties with their hearty
eons 4 sustain him therein.
business, Of nature The OF
government received promptly despatched
JAMES OWNER, Agent,
July 4-dn late OF Post Office Department
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Lives insured ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 121
JOSEPH r. COLLINS, President
Isaac AsBATT, Secretary
CHanLrs Dr srLpIso No. II Todd Buildings, Pennsylvania
4 joassros, NJ D., opposite City Post once, 7th street.
fhsmphies explanatory principles and operations Of s
company be had on application at The AGENTS ehce
Oct
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M NrED. a.,Iv. NJ The BaItimore. Philadelphia

WANTED, daily, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
Boston, and New Orleans General Agency and Comma
Office young and retail and other
specialize business bookkeepe statesmen, poer bar
keepers WATERS farmers, coachmen, agents. book and
agents. all branches Of business, NC We
large number OF good situations on hand which
from Those Of situations
any Kind would do give In each
be cities which will enable place applicant In
suitable situation We acquant
abovenamed cities, which trust will enable us to
satisfaction all who favor with call
TAYLOR h TAYMAN, No. 81 Second street,
between South and Gay.
NJ living part Of the United states and wishing
situation In anorc either Of the above cities will
have Immediately attended 10 BY addressing line
tpopaidO doing cura both trouble and
pense which they by coming the city and
seeking employment for themselves Address, -
TAYLOR TAYMAN,
No. 50 Second street,
May 24-dn baltimore, Nd
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General Agency at Washington, ID. c.
QY A. M FARQUHAR, formerly Of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
ID for claims for with Mex
the revolutionary the with Great Britain and the FLOR
ida
For pensions, bounty land, scrip.
Bounty LandW attend the purchase ind sale Of bounty
land Is i IS. &. II.
OGeeThe applications for patents procuring models
drawings will be attended all their various branches
General Post OfeeA claims against tho win be
Prosecued settlement of conactors quarterly
New Orleans Delta, Nashville Union, Mobile Advertiser Louis
vile Cincinnati Gazette
Sentinel New York Herald and Detroit Free Press, publish
the amount OF S., and send their bills TO this oc
with paper. June e4n
SPLENDID Competing, Curtain Goods Ssc.-The sabscr
generally furnishing goods
they feel confident be surpassed equaed, by other
house IN the district They name
IN CARPETING F@
Patent tapestry do tapestry Brussels
Royal Administer, English BRUSSELS
Imperial ply, double super ingram
Superfne ingram, hne, and fine do
Lo~.prced all wool Ingram, royal twilled Venetians
Heavy eicio. With. which viii bo 1T
MOUNTAIN MATERIALS,
Rich satin de lanes rich figured de LANES
Rich high coored damasks, rich union damasks
Twlllsd and plain eashmerets
Ia
Worsted damasks, all coors
Embroidered laced curtains, embroidered muslin do
Embroidered musins, by the yard
Tassel-oops, gmps, borderngs, bindings
Bliad linens, all widths
Together complete OF table and piano covers
linen heengs damask napkins and
towels and Russia Diapers Marscie quilts bed
received, perfectly fresh, and viii be o.
Scr SEP ii-aasswif P.H. HooE co.
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subscriber begs 10 inform the citizens and
IN public generally has Just Employed wokmen from Eu
rope and om cities Of known skill and experience
which, his knowledge and practice IN the bust
thirty years. enables him to say with confidence mat ne
jcwey and costly set silver
other establishment known To
him His customers are respectfully
ROBERT REYwoRTH,
Penn. avenue, between 9th and 10Th streets.
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MIR. A. DE vAUDRICOURT bcgs leave 20 inform the
wi public and his friends that having permanently located In Wash
devote tuition of the French,
Italian and spani. languages and also OF The piano forte and draw
branches References OF highest responsibility
win be gvcn by applying residence between and
D. bsons Academy, Davs music store, and
Mrs. Anderson's stationery store.
July l7--eodu
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Cholera Trcatment and Preventive.
nR. AWAITS ITALIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA. TONIC

Cholera Treatment and Preventive.
lR. AWAITS ITALIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, TONIC
AND APERENTfhs remedy, composed entirely yegea-
be ingredients and totally free from mineral substance, com
bnng caac with cordial and strengthening powers, original
discovered and presbdby Dr. Ana celebrated
the diseases abdominal
dseney bilious complaints dyspepsia, and all other disorders Of
The liver, Sc. 3f'ti
knowing from that kindly and
eteeuaI submitted remedy
who be attacked the prevailing fatal and
yentve oil who Its first ndous
symptoms.
TO be had wholesale and retail Carus Music Saloon Penn
yivana between 18th and 18th and the principal
drug in the city Of Washington, Georgetown, and Alexandria
Pamphlets containing full for many Interesting
certificates, each bonc OF the panaeea liberal
discount dealers Orders from Of the United STATES
promptly attended to- All communications must be paid
Aug. 3-lawn SAMUEL CARUSI & co.
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James a. B~rr~S

WILL attend the prosecution Of claims before Congress and
w various executive departments Of the government.
Once and dwelling street, between OH and 10Th Streets
OctQ-n
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Christopher Grsmmer,
Affornsy and CosaseRor at Lap,
HAVING removed the Of Pennsylvania Avenue,
Ii An and 9th streets, will practise
Courts Of the DISTRICT Congress-
partmen and the Board Of Commissioners Of Mexican claims.
Aug l2-eod2m
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IN REyARD-Ran away from the subscriber near Iuray

CT IN REWARDRan from the subscriber Luray,
0l0u Pa county, Virginia. the 9Th boy named Aaron.
He very bhck years age, about feet inches high
down look when spoken thick lips and heavy He
had whenhe len domestic kersey faded black color
broad white aud other clothing with him. ecoeced
The above of $50 will be given should he be apprehended
OF the Saie and S00 taken the State, that
him again All reasonable charges VIII be paid delivered 10
t.urny.
Aaron e In company spsy yellowboy, complex
red spotted tall Aaron,
WIN. A. CHAPMAN,
SeP2f Luray, Page county, Virginia,
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Concord Academy.

# Concord Academy.
THE session Of this Institution will
i tober.
r. WIN. COLEMAN, A. M, Principal
LEWIS M. COLEMAN, Am.
REFERENCEs.
Hon. John Y. Mason;.
DIR. e. 4. Scott Speaker of the Senate Of Virginia;
Thomas ]. Randolph, esq.,. AlbemaIie;
DIR. Arnlsead Cook Portsmouth
Robert o. stanard, esd, Richmond;
Win. IL. Harrison esq., Prince Georges
VIM. IL. Tayloe, esq., Mount Airyj
Richard Baylor, ESQ., Essex
Andrew Hunter esq., Jefferson; - n-
Clayton @. Coleman esq., Louisa;
John Tabb esq., Gloucester;
Vim, H. Roy, esq. Gloucester
Hon. Robert M. 4. Hunter, Essex;
Right Rev. Nicholas Cobbs, ID. d., Bishop of Alabama;
Hon. Thomas H. Bayly, NJ. c.;
Judge Daniel Coleman, Alabama;
Hon. James A. Seldom M. c.;
Gen. Bernard PeytonA Richmond;
Hon. james Nj. Mason Fredenckj .....
Rev VIM. Friend, Port RoyaI
John r. Bryan, esq, Gloucester;
Thomas s. Gholson, ESQ., Petersburg;
Mien w. Fisher esq. Northampton;
John w. Tyler ESQ., Wanenton;
George y. Wilkins ESQ., Northampton;
Francis L. Rves, ESQ., Petersburg
who either had present wards
members Of the Institution.
Sep. 2-u INTEL
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LUsRY 8 pUvALL. MERCHANT TAILoRs,

Under fhe haftondi hofei, Pennsyiudnia arenne,
[IAyE the pleasure OF informing public
Ill they received choice
and venr embracing the latest styles and approved
be found In the Having spared pains
lection Stock feel
great Inducements gentlemen want Of good and fashionable
clothing, be found In this OF the
Also general assortment OF fancy articles, such s.
Gloves cravats, handkerchief-, suspendcrs
SILK WOODEN, and shirts md drawers
Pine muslin shirts, style
Umbrellas dressing gowns, hosiery &C. all Of which will be
sold prices Tor cash. puncual
Our friends and the public respectfully invited 10 give US call
Oct e-3mw3wf
SEpTEMBER Report OF Mutual Life Insurance
y Company Of New York. Office No. IS Wall
Neu accumulated August 1919, exceeding se72,0O0
during the month Of September issued
dred and twenty seven policies vzi
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Benjamin p. Worcester, teschs
ofPhonogsphy dnns several schools III
city, continues give pvsas obstruction his room, tNrs
scrp, rcnn avenue, bvssn 9Th and TN s on rss,cnss
terms sept t-isWu
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IIUBIE's HIrrORY OF ENGLAND, fine edition. In
moderate sized volumes large type and neat binding price o.
volume. To completed volumes Volumes
=, and this lay received. FRANCK TAYLOR.
Z
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BENHETT OLEmEyTs,
.ySfayv Public, Ronntp Land, Pension, and General
-9reut, "a k,ashfngfgn,

BENNETT OLEmENTs,
.NStarp PsbSc, BonntD Land, Pension, and General
.sgent, ga Washington,
CONTINUES prosecute claims for revolutionary services, In
valid, revolutionary bafpa, and widows Pensions and all
experience enables
pompness and efficiency all claims committed his
pccted that correspondents will pay postage.
.e RgrTgRkNoss
Hon. A. p. Bagby, Ala Hon. A. Iverson Ga.
r.. Butler King Ga. Col. A. q. Bennett, p. NJ. army,
n. n. Rheu, 3. q. Gen. N. Towson, 2. NJ. Gen.
j. d. Phelps, Hon, n. la Sere, La
r. w. Tompkins, Miss. MessrSL Gales n seaton,
l. Harmanson Messrs. Corcoan
J. Chnpnan, Md. Col 7. r. Andrews, ?. M. A.
ID. =. Kaufman, Terar, Col " j. Ricardo, New Orleans
Job Mann, Pa. Mai Lloyd J. Beali, 2. MA.
Az Par comptroller Of Peter Hagner, esq, Sd auditor
treasury treasury.
Sept Wy
National Medical College, Washington, ID. @.
THE ANNUAL. COURSE OF LECTURES VIII commence on
Monday November, and continue until the end
March.
THoxls MILLsR NJ D. Professor OF Anatomy and Physiology
wILias r. Jonssros, d. Professor OF Obstetrics and
Diseases OF Women and Children
JosBvA RLsy, NJ d. Professor Of Msena Medica Therapue
IoHs Fssbfscs MAY, NJ D., Professor of the Principles
GsarrOs TTEss d. Professor Of Pathology and Practice
Eowasp FopsxAS NJ D. Professor Chemistry Pharmacy
RossRr Kss sross NJ D. Adjunct Professor Of Anatomy ah'
Y.mrs b. Mono1s, NJ d., Prosccior and Demonstration
selected nom tho Wash
infton in6nnafy Operations performed before the class
Pee for ut course Of lectures, $50 Demonstatos ticket so
Good board can be g,osg,d At from Y % 70 q Pc, yeos
July lo-2awtshNov Ih street. between ana streets
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Colts Improved Repeating Pistols"
XPECTING Europe months, all inquiries
IL relation be addressed Knox Walker,
Washington empowered and general agent
orders for the delivery Of said psto
MAY l6-dan /. SAMUEL COLT.
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DEPARTMxsr or rHx IxrsRIol

CS nsa SCHOOL BOOKS q svsry Kind At Taylor y
s s,. and ecpybccks sndpens a yea Dv prices
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KNOX WALKER WIN practice law In tho supresn.
j. Court or the United States, attend prosecution
claims sgsias she government, Addre's Washington &c
Mar. 1b--6 .t ~ 4. 4 "a ~. A.. II
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DrsrIIP BARTON KEY win attend any business
be inted before either Of the courts Of this Dis
and win also Of claims before Con
areus and the Departments. once ON street.
wAsmsaros, July I6, 1875. July 17-Sswh
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EnENCH spanish L..ngusge..--J MEfERR pro-
ssof United navy Yale College &c, respectfully
quan Of Washington conemplatss giving
ucton In above languages, well in the English
crner.
Prof fhiiers himself reputation
TOO we'd established here require particular references.
terms, address NJ the bookstores Of Me-sr Franck
rla, Ta Maury and Fischer, his residences Mrs.
whnms-. spp-ass n Tayors Pennsylysnia
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who either had wards
members Of the Institution.
Sep. 2-u [Intel.1
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FfouHts
lust RECEIVED direct from Island Of g. Thomas
Annaosn, CAPT Doy lot Of the finest genuine green
this Market which viii be daily
and all various modes o cookery, and In The best possible style
Also from Norfolk fresh oysters spiced heepsbead mack
ere horh No. all Of which win be served mp the shortest
notice.
Q1-Fsmlies served a. usual.
Am ls-u w. WALKER
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Al meeting OF the marshals and committee OF ar
rangements appointed for preparing and conducting ths
ceremonies in honor Of the memory Of James X Polk
late President OF the United States held the first DAY
OF November, ls49, at the Office OF Robert G. Scott the
following resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Resosd, That be half OF the citizens of Richmond
Of themselves the conmittee tender the Holm John
address delivered the Both ur, in OF the
public services and private virtues OF Mr. Polk ft
Resolved, That committee Of three be appointed
municate to Judge Mason copy of the foregoing this
resolution and request OF him copy Of his address
publication.
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A dilemma has been hung upon Cape
Horn, and people sounding it find them
selves in disagreeable straits.
The Frenchman who dug 49,, 900 at
the mines in one afternoon is dead! The
Jumps were SO large that they couldn't
find one small enough to pay his funeral
expenses.
An elephants tooth has been found in
Egypt containing So, 900 worth of gold
1t is supposed to have been filed about
the time Sphinx was dentist. Some
think it the identical "wedge Of gold''
that .4che-an, the Hebrew, stole and ''hid
in his tent
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A. v. FRYER,
Land and General Agency Ofiice.-St. Paul,
Minnesota Territory. Will attend to the
location of Land Warrants, the purchase
and sale of lands and lots in the Terrific
~ of Minnesota and northern part OF
Wisconsin,. and such other business as
may be entrusted to him.
Reconsideration. Willard Fillmore, Vice
President; Chas. l.. Livingston, Esq, john
Van Buren,, Esq, N. Y; Hon. J. c.
Spencer, Erastus Corning, Esq, Peter
Gansevoor,, Esq, Albany N. Y; His Ex-
celIency Nelson Dewey, Gown is; Julius
White, Esq. Don Al. Upham, Mayor Mil.
waukee; Judge Fenton, Prairie du Chen
Joseph Bowron, Esq, Willow River; Geo.
X. McGunnegIe, Esq, St. Louis; Col.
A. Nj. Mitchell, ST. Paul; Sylvanus Trask,
Esq, Saltwater; w. K. Marshall, Esq.
St. Anthony Falls; Hon, Joseph w, Fur
Der, Speaker; and Members Of the first
Legislative Assembly of the Territory OF
Minnesota.
Office at the American Building. %