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ARcnIrscr's OvYIcx, U. s. CArIroL,
Mnrhlnrinn ID. u denismheI IL. 1881

ARcnrrEcrs OvYIcx, u. IS. CArIroL,
Washington b. C. September 10. 1881.
NEALED PROPOSALS viii be received this once before
Monday the goth day OF October neat at O'clock ION the
following United States
Capitol
For all the marble embracing marble, workmanship
and Including all the
For all the embracing ganite Workmsnship
including the
For o,O0uovO good hard brick. \
For 5000 barrels lime entirely with wood, each barrel to
weigh less a6U pounds
For
mol less than 800 pounds n
For 1000 bushels OF clean, sharp
For 800 900 eer OF "A white cuIlng boards In 10
feet lengths
For Is 100 feet board 3by scsnting
All the foregoing materials, grane de-
hvered such times during quantities,
from time 70 time be required by the Architect commencing
the lst OF March next.
their proposals. the marble sanite
propose with Information capacy
quarry which will be sample under
Every offer must be accompanied by signed
by responsible the effect that he they
bidder bidders their bid
obligation within days, with good and sufcent
furnish the article said
be accompanied BY the certificate Of the Uned States
district judge United States district
general individual
| guarantee. sey. #
In deciding the BIDS quality of the
materials offered and the responsibility bidders and the right
VIII be TO accept such offers deemed most avan
ageous to government.
The pans specifications may
daySundays excepted-om !, TO o. until the afore
| said Goth day OF October
be Proposals Extension Of
United States Capitol,o and addressed p
THOMAS U WALTER,
Architect of the Extension Of the Capitol.
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For Helght OF passaye apply 70
EDWARD X COLLINS
No. So Wall N. Y.
BROWN, sHIPLEY 4 Co,
Liverpool.
E. G. ROBERTS, h CO..
l3 Kings Arms Yard, London.
l.. DRAPER, r,
Sept 5-dly Boulevard, Monimarre, Paris.
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Sept 2O-emosd
University of Virginia.

THE session OF the University Of Virginia viii
~, neH ah on M ~ 6 Ig,ry eomne. bs .chon.
and eciurcship, viz
Ancient Languages Gessner Harrison, NJ. D.
2 Modern NJ Schele de d.
Mathemaucs-Profes-or Edward n. Courtsnay, LII ID.
4. Natural Phlosophy-Professor VIM b. Rogers, IL. d.
Chemistry and Maea Medica-Proiessor Robert T. Roger,
8 Medicine Professor Henry Howard, MD.
Comparative Anatomy Physiology, and sageryJames L. Ca
Moral PhIosophy-Professor wm. McGudey DID,. LII. d.
9. Lsw-Professor John d. Minor LII. D.
Adjunct Professor James ?. Hoeombe.
TO- Lecturer and Of special and Pathological AnAo
my-John Stage Davis, A. NJ, NJ D.
University be ls year.
but Of two brothers applying for maicuson the Faculty
admit m under the OF IL.
II the applicant any
coporad seminary he be received University
produce seminary Satisfactory
evidence, 10 the Faculty ofsenefa good conduct
pocketmonsy, estimated as followsi
including furniture and attendance for 40o
Fuel and candles 70 be furnished BY be Proctor at COS, and
dormoy, at $50 Il Two in The isI5..... IS
Washing be had al about $40 session
Rem, Of entire dormilop, s6 for hale occupied by
Mstrieusos fse Us. Of library and public rooms. IS
Fees " snrle professor ~ attended, $50 IL two, 80 each
IN lhe school Of law in ,hs junior elias. e fee. are a. above
the intermediate class they $50 in all and the
mission besides, lower class in schoosay. rs
cas-
Medical Department.
fee. Sa5
months enables 20 compee ,tudes
We s ,bs al anv other medical ns,u,on In Inc n,or bv ~,
tending only two lecturesady
Lao School
An adjunct having been appointed in The department
commercial law will be taught fully than has hitherto been
civil law together with exposition Of the mos, important leading
eascs in law and equity - u
Aug ia-2awswtoi
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do super American ocoth, eighteen
wide
rs do ow-pricod American oncot, from
wide
10 do Cocoa matfings for basement, sc
Also hand full m
ported and American carpcng, such
Tapestry velvet, tapestry Brussels English and American Brussels,
imperial, three and and low
priced hemp and both striped and plaid together
other arels line or house furnishing which
prepared and fully determined offer good terms
other dealers IN this country.
Apls-u i. II. HOOE q CO.
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TREASURY DxrA March -, 1851.
having of its passed during
the session lS40 upon the creditors
republic Of State, the i Of
Of their claims and Con
having approved 9th September $780, authorizing
the millions Of five cent stock the said State
five millions of said stock should be issued
creditor Of the State holding bonds and Other
for which duties imports
pecay pledged shall first file the of the United Satel
claims against the United States for or
certificates such forms shall be
President Now, order that this depart
authencay the claims for which the
thus pledged the holders owners Of al
required file description of them
this previous the l of October 1851 and TO
United States Of their respective claims,
which approved by the President
United pursuance Of the above act Of the 9Th
September, 1850. - .xxxx,
Acting Secretary Of the Treasury.
FORM OF RELEASE.
Whereas by Congress- approved September 1850,
stock to be paid to the state
In said mentioned, with proviso
than stock shall be issued
of State holding bonds and other certificates OF
shall treasury the United States releases Of all
of said bonds
creditor the State
holding following described bonds
the duues specially pedged:
Here describe the bonds certifcates.
Now complying with the provisions said
good and valuable consideration hereby release to the
them,
of (bonds ceri6cates) above described
Witness m hand and seal at this ---day Uf
Sealed and delivered in presence Of
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=, r-,soxAI.- -Dr sFlsplNG WYLiF have removed the'
az ersl Agency once 60 Seventh street, hetwee.
and streets, opposite pda feho~s 's'', '" "" ""'' -
Matt ona IneIigercer office
Mars 0o-3awu
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Sealed and delivered in presence Of
Two witnesses.
Mar W--dt3l Il wtSepJl



Once OF Transportation. Baltimore and W.shinEton
Railroad Company
TICKETS viii hereafter be issued at this office TO New York. Phil
l. adclphia, Pitsburg, and Wheeling
An officer Of the will the evening mail ain
'ne %snss w AZ Relay either
Passenger trains lea daily p. M
SUNDAY but two trains run, VIZ 8 a m end 3 p m
Aug 2s-dn H. PARSONS, Agent
MURRAY's Handbook OF Modern London-I vol.
Practical treatise the Law, Privileges ProeesdOss and
Usage Of Parliament by Thomas Erkhs May
on Running streams and Tidal Waters application OF
principles the Iynei volume lohaon,
The Mining Almanac for Iesl. Losdon.
Reid. Rasi%sn. Of S edupS olaS Lonao'
Galbaihh Mathematical and Astronomical Tabes-i volume
Naen. History Of the Origin Progress. fAsuonomy vol
London. -
The BRUSH Year Book Of An for 1851
Imported, per last steamer, by 80 , ,,,,o,
RIO OWNERS Lands In TsxasA gentleman in Virginia,
and would ks 10 become the agent for some
market - !
agriculture he can give satisfactory
w. integrity responsibility and hi. general acquaintance such
Any land. would be inclined 70 asa hIm.s
adve.e suitable by addressing pos, paid
General agent and collector, Richmond Virginia.
HANGING Aeademy-Ftrst Course.-Mr, y, r. LAIR has
the TO the citizens and Seofx
dancing lessons for The season WIN com
Tuesday October xh at his residence on Pennyvan
avenue, Opposite Wilard's hotel.
Of Thursdayr, and sa'u
days. Georgetown Mondays and Fridays
Octa-Au
n II. HOOE & co., Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
carpetns oil oohs, mstnss, curtain materials
sbert,ns finishing goods generally
between 7h aud 9th sueev, washington
d. T..
Aug 2o-u
- IsroRY orths early settlement and Indian War.
III Virginia vol, syoi by Wills de Hnss illustrated
by :, :,
Byrnes Dictionary Engine wsrk and Encneenng-No J
Pppcb,s Complete Letter Writer, with illustrations.
Godey's Ladys Book for August
.rahams Magazine for August.
UIric; or, The voice.-s Poem by +. 3 Fay.
Jenny through America and Cuba vo portrait
This received for sale by .....u,,
July ~ BoohseDen near sh street.
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The steamship Columbia will ply Francisco and
Oregon awaiting of the mails
and from Panama. without delay win the
mails aud passengers Francisco
regular line rIopelers viii be OF
freight and Panama
cisc
The well known steamship sand Of 1900
under company, peculiarly
her cabin aangements viii be kept running family
one OF the above will keep the connexon between
Acapulco and the other Mexican ports.
The the Atlantic will be maintained by the United
States mail Steamships
abeF y5oo
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

To THOMAS U. WALTER
Architect of Extension Of the U. s. Capitol,
Washington, ID. c.:
We, The undersigned, residents Of -, in the State Of,
hereby jointly e,ea with the United State and
guaranty the foregoing bid Of being accepted
that he will, twenty afer acceptance
said bid for the with good sufficient
the work proposed
omy the the advertisement under which made
And in the said should fail into
aforesaid guaranty make good the difference between
offer OF the said --- and the nextlowest bidder
AB.
q ID.
LeTehy the knowledge belief
aboven named guarantors good and sufficient. EFF.
Sept 2J-3lawtOctlU
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Books Published Press ny Charles q. Littio
James Brown, Boston.


be published April next Large
Ing al the legislation Of Congress of the United sss from s46
This continuation Large vols,
published by authority Of Congress in ls45 40
Complete synoptcal Index United
Large those ss Congress- prepared under an order
oTabc body Royal svo.
se sd.a Or aa m I a a @
glance whole law single subject
Just pubIshed Domai M Civil Law in Natural Order
a y $ Hon.
Cushing late Of the Judges in the Court Of Pleas
sty In vols, royal svo
En- s. s sw S' ass
s @ % u" % our ~ sys ss
Preface Balmen the and The circumstances
ethod is excellent and his matter
The object hs au,lo this learned production was to dsem
general and application, from the technaie7
%e,hod 70 endei % he% NJ more iaosSe and
and agreeable and though the work was particularly intended
applicable ofaw Of which the Roman code is either
general work thus the atten
Of GI % sss s wsse es a na are from
France Spain and are thus founded in The Roman law
tnat modern would acceptable
profession, and led them in republication Of the
English translation Of II by Dr. suaian'
Judge Esiis, Chief Justice ofe Stale % Louana
BRooKmsa, October IL, 1850
examined translation OF the
Civil which have been
You will have rendered great service TO
law the publication The 1m OF the English
and inconvenien and III
and prevented general This country The
soder
price think fail The translation
Mr., stahaa corec but VIII be
under the revision of the editor, Judge Cushing
In searching solution Of
which advance
of the law which
parts United the value the civil
will be be understood IL cannot be other
which
wonderful socn organization that the world ns wit
which OF Jurisprudence
Europe and Of large portion that Of England and the Uni
ed
OF the Of the
enterprise about to the American public
which civil law has been permitted
occupy England standard works
supplied by
English subject have doubt that
in Texas California, and In the Terioncs the
United well In Lower Canada there will be ready
publication The profession throughout the Union
undertaking. and that
house will find its interest IN publishing nom time
English language such other standard will
ormt the basis a civil law library.
remain gentlemen, respectfully your obedent servant
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Pacific Mail Steamship Company only Throuvh
California Oregon.

rr-e-~vn The public informed that he
fG2fts, rangemens OF this company, inspected
<1E1l1kK and approved by Navy Department.
United mails cont TO leave
Panama and San Francisco
unless detained by unavoidable accident
San Diego and Monterey following packets
Pacific Mail Steamship be
In tescbe Loft
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Canton msut"g-, rtoor eiieiotbs, Ssrp.Si DC.
HE subscribers receiving per schooner Statesman,
i from New York
60 pieces - heavy white msttngs
St do do
% do "a do ed checked
25 5AA64do
10 do 44
do super English oleloh, rs feet wide
do American ocoth, twelve eighteen feet
pSldc
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Leaving New york Chage s lith and 26th of each
The .amshp III Dorado Falcon win form direct line
between New Orleans and leaving periods will
little detention possible Ishmus, and forming
with the Pacific steamships through line aud from New Orleans
ports Mexico, California and Oregon Passage New
Orleans can be secured from Armstrong Lawraso Cor agents
place.
The through tickets
been reduced from
81 IN lower eabn 10 S2so
The New York Chagres adopted
by safe easteamer between these
Each allowed $50 lb personal
ce.dng IN 10 cubic
Freight viii be
Panama TO San Francisco the OF 500 per
choice OF borhs apply the company and So
South street. their agency, No III West New York
city Aug 2-dy
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FNor -dYrsd Hsnner, t'q, 81 fhs Nc" OTlean' saT
Bosror, sep. g. 1850.
Messrs LITTLE Bsowri Gcnuemep-I much pleased 10
publishing revised edition OF sabsn
Civil Law. No work In the English
usge compared with or the fulDess
Of the docrine conveyed throughoattt
Of its publication The present. has received
the the learned and lawyers
deservedy. The compue OF the Code Napoleon
copousy their Napoleon himself studied II
fe which for the singular
wisdom Of his observations and decisions during
adoption Of his code Domat shoud and hope
will, be n library every American lawyer
Your obedient
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nssOLUTIoN Copsrteruhtp-Tbe nrm heretofore exist
of Broter Is this day. by mutual
consent dissolved Dyer viii attend 20 the settle
Of the unssed business
Robert w. Dyer deceased which immediate attention
= requested, EDWARD &. DYER,
GEO, r. DYER.
wAsHtrsros, September "a, 1850.
Coparsnership Notee-Ths undersigned have formed
under the and firm Of Dyer MoGue, and
auction and commission business at the
/
They most respectfully solicit continuance OF the be
upon pledge themselves TO discharge faith
fully every conhoed 10 them.
Dyer prepared advances all con
"Rn"' 81" EDWARD C, DYER,
j. G. MCGUIRE
wAsmporor, septemh-' ~, 1850.
aept 27-du
General Agency st Washington, ID. G.
ny A. M FARQUHAR formerly Of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania,
on In the war with Men
with Great Britain and the tior
ida
For pensions, bounty land, scrip.
bounty Landii the purchase and sale OF bounty
pntsnt oMeTW application. for patents procuring models,
all lher various branches
oesA claims the department will be
copactors quarterly accounts of
ditto facilitated, kc.
New Orleans Nashville Union Mobile Advertiser,
Democrat Louis Cincinnati spapois
Sentinel Herald, Detroit Free viii publish
and send their bills this ofce accompanied
| with a paper June 2td
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second Comrse.-Dsncing Academy.
Mk ~ H. Liable citizen. o,
W Washington and his aancnr
ons Tor the
'esesnec, on Penpsyivsnin opros. wisrds Hotel
DAYS Of tnsiori Thursdays,
'sfsi Georgetowo-Mondsys and rridsys.
Dec 9a-dfN
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| nHIIIp BARTON KEY will attend to any business
he may be before either Of Of this Dis
ts and will before
| sre-. nd he Departments. Once on street.
/ WAsurseTor. July IA tsAa v'7-3n~u
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4, H. Cu.UsxEs, Architect and Civti Engineer, hs'
Tnvcrsp buildings, north side of Pennsy
v.nis .v.uue and 18th west Feb adu
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-12-17
EXECUTORS SALE OF LAND

IN pursuance Of the last Will and Testament OF
4 Andrew Crawford, decd. we will on The 3rd
day of January 1852 at the late residence OF SAID
Andrew Crawford, decd. offer for sale at public
auction. the several TRACTS OR PARCELS
OF LAND of which the said Crawford died seiz'
ed and possessed containing in the aggregate,
6ass ACRES,
being in six different Tracts. all adjoining each
other. lying and being in the County Of Bath on
the Turnpike Road between the Warm Springs
and Miilbnro Springs, and one mile from The latter
and upon which is the BLOWING CAVE. "A
considerable portion cfsaid Land is River Botioh'
and in fine state Of cultivation. with all necessary
improvements thereon a good DVELLlNG
HOUSE, Barn; and all other out-buIidngs, and
upon the whole is very desirable property. being
in good neighbcrhuod and convenient TO MN,
Blacksmith Shop. Church, &c.. and within short
distance of where the Central Rail Road must pass
if made to Covinglnn. The Lands will be shewn
to any one wishing 10 purchase by Mr.. Joseph
Burger. WIN resides adjoining thereto The Terms
of sale will be one fourth of the fchasa money
in hand. the balance in one, Two and three years:
the purchaser giving bond wiIh approved personal
security. and the title retained until The last pay
ment is made. WIN. C. BURGER,
S. A. PORTER.
Executors ofsaid Andrew Crawford, deco
October |, S6l.-3m.
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ADyDlTTSla LIla&1o

With the view of devoting my time in future
exclusively to the Literary Department of the
Messenger, wish to form connection with an
active partner who shall manage its business af-
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terms. The position Of the Messenger as one Of
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STAUNTON FOUNDRY.

sPHE, undersigned continues to furnish at short
notice CASTINGS of every description, at
his foundry in Slaunton.
He keeps constantly on hand
Hathaway Cook Stoves,
Air Tight do do,
Box and Ten Plate do,
Mill and Saw Mill Gearing,
Thrashing Machine Casting,
Mould Bourds great variety,
Wagon Boxes, &c., &c.
Having the patterns On hand, can furnish at
all times, any particular piece of the Stoves that
may by accident, or otherwise, be broken. Gus
TONERS are invited to give him call and they
shall find The terms reasonable and prices low
All work warranted. liberal discount made for
cash; also discount made to Merchants or others
who purchase blythe quantity. Thankful for past
support he asks continuance OF the same. Orders
by mail promptly attended to.
ALBERT, ]. CARRIER.
Stanton. July %, ls5l.-tf.
PSI have made arrangements with Messrs
Bryan & BRADLEY, by which persons purchas
ING The Deano or New York Premium Plough or
Castings from me, will not be held liable for an in
Engagement of the Livingston Plough patent
These Puughs can be obtained al the Blacksmith
Shop of Mr. WIN. WOODWARD, near the Western
Asylum. A. j. u.