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Enel lnsiiInfr.

The Quarterly meeting Of the Bucl Institute
Was held at Cedar Point, juno Sd, agreeably To
previous appointment
The minutes Of last r.eeting read AMI 'appro
we'd
II Wa voted 10 hold the next annual f.r at
Hennypn, futnam county on the nrst TUESDAY
and Wednesday IN October next.
Oaks Tuner, Sidney pulslicr, aud Williamson
pm'ey, were appointed TCommity,e of arrangs
meut~ ior the fur
The foi'onius 10y laws and resolutions were a
doptrd viz
That no animal shall BE- presented as prem,
um only IN che class
He'uirra hat IN awarding premiums, 'he IA
ccullve Committee are directed Co give am UgFi,uE
mral paper OF book, as ar is they shall Uycu cN-
pedIcut
H,so.aef That on the evening Of the fret t1y
OF the fair tins society hold an evening session 'n
discuss subjects connected with the ohir,;, vi iu,
Institute, ani ihal the corresponding secretary is
requested To invite distinguished mcu known lu
ue lucudIy To nur cause, to be present ami pan.
holpHtc iu tie ii,tu>si,n
lhe next quarterly meeting was appointed TO
be telJ at Granville, the first Tuesday M Scu,,m
Ter next at ten o'clock \. NJ, at which time "
y. Icnne,l tie President If the society !, wu.
pointed To address ths meeting
inc following subject is ipr discussion at that
meeting VIZ: What IS the best method to rear
neat catuei
Moved that the minutes Of this meeting TO.
ss'her with lie pr'mium list be sent 10 the Ou4
wa tico Trader for publication,
P.J D,wlicg, W PENNEII.
he SsrH PrrsE
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Breach In the Canal.

There was another failure of the mail ys.ter
day. on account II q "brs.k" in the canal, al the
Prairie Barn" uear Narseilles. Some so feet Of
the tow patti, we learn, were carried away Il
will not take over day to repair the damage
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Nows Yora Tisr'-Tho famous boat Fowl.
r. wh'ch has brought such stupcndous loads Of
!. 2ods. Groceries, &c. from St. Louis this
p the firm OF Walker q Hickling, starts
on her last trip for the season to ST.
j Every body having business that way
Tease b. on hand 10 time
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The Democratic State Convention in Vermont
have nominated Hon, J. L. Robinson, for Cover.
nor, and Giles Harrington for IL Governor
Resolutions were passed rcpledging the demo.
cratic party in Vermont to the Sllas Wright
platform Of 1896, and passed by every National
Democratic Convention since that time
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Exclusion ofall other Remedies.

We would alOttention to Sloan's column ofrcw
advertisements. The medicines advertised have
been extensively used and the good e,Iec, is borne
testimony to by thousands who have been benefited
by their use. The medicines are very popular in
this section, and are coming into use, to the excu
sion ofoll other remedies Of the kind Sloan can.
not but succeed, for he pay. the printer literally and
promptly, - IlaukcSha Democrat, lvis' Nay 81,
1850
See sloan's advertisement In another column.
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THE WHrAr CaoP,-lhe country papers all
say that the Wheat crop never was better than ii
is now, at this season The crop of Wheat in
Ohio in 1850 was hiry;fre millions of Jusbcis I
five have such another crop, who is to eat ill.,
Gin Gazette
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FARMING IMPLEMENTS AND MECHANICAL MAxurAc.

"NAIN' IMFLtMENIs ND MhIHANIIAL NANJFAC'
TuREs
tie,n Com-Bronson Murray Perkins Allen,
Asa Holdr!dgc George Perry K E. Wright
Appropriation SIS Premiums discretionary.
Domestic MASrFACTUgrS
Gicr Conn.,. ) llobrook, VIM Paul. Mrs
f. +. PulSifer, Mrs. J. S. Bullock, Miss Ann j.
DimmCk, Miss Mary Church
Appropriation 500. Premiums discretionary.
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JuplclAL ELEcnoS-A special election has
been ordered by uov. French, to be held in Cook
county, on tho 10Th day of June, inst, to iill the
vacancy oceasioned by the death oiJudgc sInng
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Tho Vccroy Of Egypt has sanctioned tho pro.
Jet of n railroad from Alexandria, by way of
Cairo, across the isthmus Of Sues. 1t will be
commenced without delay.
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WY. Din IoU EVER That little Fsst, the
Peru Democrat, having heard is u-ishbor, the
Telegraph, barking at our dog Dan, thinks /, has
smell something and has also SIT Up a right SPIRIT
ID little bark That's the way with these little
rhi5t's they are always tagging after the biz
dogs
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The mex, term Of Nr. and Mrs Whucomj', Sc.
minaIy will commence on Monday, June Gath Il
is important that students should be in at the COM
msucemeut of the term.
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De New York. or any par, Of England, Ireland,
Scotland, or VINES, in sums to suit purchasers, for
sale by upril sly NJ. H. Swlrr.
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Ihompson's Soda i certainly delicious ar,i-
Gle, but it is not a whit ahead Of Wolsev's ice
cream. That's tie opinion Of ca pital Judge
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Taking plant out If green house, into an
open field and in less than week it will CON.
mence growing wild and taking liberties. Now.
what Is true Of plants j, especially true Of girls
Take a Ms, from the city in August, and give
hor the run Of the lalis and clover fields, and in
less than a month she will feel as rompy as a
iawn. To cure young people Of pale cheeks AMI
heavy dispositions dose Of country air "a worth
all tho medicine IN tie vorld.-Aijmy DutcL.
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SIGHT EXCHANGE
SIGIIT EXCHANGE

On New York, in sums to suit purchasers, for ~
by n0,g Norris a, EIsnLR.
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im1l RS CORRESPONDENCE.
BALTIMORE March Ib--5. p.
The Oyster Pocolsa- Prompiasss ofMr Nay. -Paro-
d.-Reform Convention,

BALTIMORE March Ib-5, p.
The Oyster Pooehsrs Prom tasSs Of Mr., May -Paro-
d.-RefoTm Convention.
The defeat and capture Of the Phadepha oyster poaeh-
es Las given great satisfaction Ia the lower counties and
The prompt action Of Deputy Attorney General May in
ordering tho expedition his own responsibility w,l Sc
him an ample supply OF the luscious shell nsh Tor
life from The eneipdsing cuva Had he have delayed
consult The governor they would doubtless have made
tker escape but ia IN hours alter the information reach
ed hm, Capt Mahall had mustered his forces, aud the
Herald was sieaming towards the seat OF war
Parod gives her last in Baltimore o.nighi aAd
doubt not tha she could give three four more crowded
houses Independent OF her great power she ac'
companed by SBkosch and Hauser the unrvaed panis,
and vonist, each OF whom would prove an attraction
alone, Signora Amalia Pari and Siguor Avignone are
also fine vocass; besides which, they are accompanied ny
the Germana Musical Society, the claims OF which alone
To public iavor need endors
IL is now pretty generally understood that II i the inen'
tiona invention % remain in session until The time
pointed by the bill for submitting the constitution 10
OF the people, and thus defeat all action. In fact IL is
n difficult point decide whether there any 'om
in the convention, there is scarcely more than
quorum present any time. and large majority OF those
who remain at their posts known 10 be against reform
Those who were expected lead and rally the friends
reform have not been in their seats average more
than day in each week.
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The Republic OF yesterday morning devote, an article
to this subject and some what sensitive about
the performances OF contract, deem il our duty to
admit the general liberay of its tone bu, TO desy at
the time, the following proposition which II
suncs, viz tina, no OF truth deny that the
system pursued by Congress for the last four years in
regard to its printing has resulted in the unreasonable
ecution OF bad work"
Now, we deny this proposition, and challenge any
one to the proof, far relates to ourself. We
contend that the work OF the last Congress has been
done well, il not better. than il ever has been exc
cuied, and promptly. The Republic also
quotes an extract from the debate in the Senate F-
day la.t-viz a speech from Mr. Badger, OF North
Carona-wbioh contains the following passage
cit work Intended for preservation and and you,
and other OF experience IN regard to the stye
and in which documents have been printed under
con~c know what the execution will be II printed
Is proposed under the amendment OF the from
Ohio w shall hare psbi,sh,d upon snch mnerabs paper
that, the end of THREE The INK oa haze destroyed IT,
and the pririirg MI haze become ohoHs Msg'be
Now, we undertake to say that Mr. Badger did not
refer to the printing which has been done in this Office
under our contract We do not question his remark as
applicable TO the contract prior to our own
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s4sai.AiAx sl.,, Lock. .Aa Keys.
Posr oyrIox DsrAKssssT,
NJ ~ IzE1

FosI OyFIcH DarAKsxsAT,
March IA, 1851.
1T being desirable
Or those In use iof the mail services OF the United states
considered Pos once Departn unul
day July The different locks viii be submitted 10
w practicable be entered into o furnishing such looks
aud for four with the night the part Of The Postmaster
General being extend and continue ue contract
force iof additional VI four BY giving 10 The contractor
writes aoee 70 that effect no, more .a nne nor less an s
months before The termination 81 the nrst term Oh oai years
With view Of procuring The best lock a.. the lowest ce no And
lection the mechanical skill and ingenuity which a opeu
uo now invited develop his however proper 70 state a
qualities viz durability, uniformity, sh,nsss and strength
For the purpose Of dispacns simultaneously all the mail locks
thousand adapted thereto will be required be furnished
the contractor within shall have
durability OF the locks and Keys adopted well increase
thousand OF The iofne thousand latter.
No lock will be considered If be like general
will with whom the he allowed
make, SELL furnish any
for for other than the Post Once Depart
ment
Kind lock adopted patented, paeniee
be required entering into contract make of his
Postmaster General shall deem such
In the failure Of the
faithfully his
General shall have the right besides 20 The penal
hereinafter menioned snnu said contract and
with other party or PARTIES as he may sec h for fur
nishing similar locks and keys.
General deem expedent TO select tor the mails te
lock OF bidder and for the mails that OF another He
Of select and also the right
the specimens and proposals. he shall deem that course
will be bond, with ample security in the Of
thirty thousand dollars for faithful performance Of the contract
Of the locks and keys and also for guarding against their
ing into improper hsnds the terms OF these 70 be ar
No application win be considered not accompanied with
factory evidence the trustworthy character Of the bidder and OF
N. X. HALL, Postmaster General.
March I6--l awtist July
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TIE UNION
FROM tn. Rickasnd Enquirer

From tn. Rckasnd Enquirer.
IMPORTANT coRKHcrl WIS take pleasure ia Inserting
tue following eonmu irafon from General Bayly correct
ing an error which committed yesterday in an article
beaded New Appraisers Bill %
RIoHMoNp. March 10, 1851
10 me Editors Of The Eagairri
GENTLEMEN My attention has ju.t been called TO your
New Appraiser Bil and slso 10 The one WHICH iol-
lows IRON The Hartford Times under the caption, Ian
poIaAt Increase OF the Times"
The article from, the Times is uli OF errors, as Ia 60
those IN which you soy tho northern papers agree have
MOI time 10 correct them IN detail which ese' as hnd
tue law referred much misander stood Bu may say
that makes change whatever ia The arn o lsto as
construed and sdnnisteed. from the period OF It's enact
nent down the late decision OF the supreme cout Oy
Nj Polks General TayloPs and the present adniinlslra
tion, As you correctly remark ia the FIRST paragraph Of
your article, . the bill raes and euacts Tue treasury clf
culsrs and reabshss the tariff OF 1896 understood
by It's the difficulty created by the de-
esion OF Supreme Court which puts construction
tarf OF 1916 conflict with the construction
which has prevailed The treasury IL does that, ana
does more, except authorize the apponirnen MT OF
pra isers large The appointment OF them was neces-
sary produce that uniformity duties levied In the
several ports which is required by tue consultation MI
Walker earnestly recommended the bill in all OF It's
visions. IL necessary continue tue iann oil 40,
which has been emnenuy successful, as he had con-
strned and dministered H..
Nothing could be uniounded than The statement OIL
the Tunes, this law literally Struggled through
Congress +" No bal was more carefully considered II
discussed in The Senate long anybody chose 20
discuss and passed that body without opposition The
and 1t well understood the House OF Represents
tves The rules required two thirds 10 take II from Tue
Speakers liable, yet upon my motion, II was TAKEN r
and, atera brie statement from me- was passed scarcely
with dissent from any one
In great haste, have the honor To be- most respectfully
your obedient servant, III. H. BAILf,
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sgnorna Parod will in this city tomorrow, (Monday and
appear Hall the evening She will undoubtedly
greeted overlooking audience the large number OF
already fully the presumption is the only
this city she proceeds mne
daey the South abes Parod is
prestige unappoached by artistic for everything
solid admired vocalist Seats and tickets
and comfort
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D. PAl.Ir me American Newspaper Agent 10 re oal,
s IN the eiuas " Boston, New
"A asd duly empowered 10 take
the required by His receipts will be
dsd a psymens. Hs eiees areBoston Congress street
- Yssk Tribune building Philadelphia, northwest corner o.
,bid 4 Chestnut Streets
e. aosLD Of Richmond vigas ssssssI as~p,
~ ytsna assisted by travelling agents A. PvLLsa and JAnxs
IsonAs
aeMr o. JANIS No Harrison street, Cincinnati Ohio 1.
travelling agent for the stale assisted by essrs
n ssrs, j. T. DEsT JAsos TArLoR,J w. AKnsrHass
,oasx w. RAMSAY, DE-. JOSHUA WApswoRrn AK r. Laws
and A. J. SMILEY.
a ,r HssKY M LHws, of Montgomery, AabsHa is our zen.
ii age the States Of Alabama and Tennessee
Mr. T. JAass No. ia1 south TENN street, Phsdcl-
AHA /. our general travelling agent, assisted BY
w,tp JeuH COLLINS JAmss Dsnnsa, A. xxx wsLLIssroE
gylHs ions T. JuDEIss p. Lock-, Jos Burros GxoRox
p BuTros, and THosAs d. NICE.
AZ. Receipts from tbs above will be- good.
NE,wAAps, SANFORD Co, agents bankers in
Inc United ststes London, aud Liverpool have been
,, FIR the .Uaion authorized
~ paper. Their Office in
n,..hsm street, Liverpool No. Columbia Budnrs
Tn. concern connected in this country we'll known
hous OF Adams Co.. express agents. entitled to the conf
dance Of friends abroad
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IOun Clerks Office Robbed.

PAwruckgr March IA Tine clerks office this
pac. broken open Wednesday night by the forcing
oil shutter The safe containing town records, &c was
blown open by gunpowder 500 in cash taken there
lrJm Two valuable drafts AHMED and left
BY tle burglars Alvin Reed, esq town clerk,
offers reward Of $500 for The petraors OF Tue burglary
Everything left Ia confusion and about the floor.
The affair appened about IL O'clock the explosion
heard by the nelHhbofs al that time
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Ertraet from a letter dated

HIcxoaY FLAT, (Tppab Couny,) Mics, March 3.
STA. The canvass for the convention will begin in a
few weeks All il now calm and inactive. but the
torrent will rage State aga'n but You and your
leaders, need not fear the result 1t is nay candid opinion
that the Union party will carry fifty -four oa Of the fifty
ar counties in the State Insane and bankrupt polit
clans egelaed this State into the awful and unenvaAe
condition. in which You now behold her but the people
will ahortly replace IeY Alright
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MAsou IL, 1850.
M the petition Of Bancroft Wcodcock, formerly
Pennsylvania Of Wheeling Virginia praying
snsion II granted him lam
Improvement in "se pIow," yenrr
expiration Of said patent which place
lssi-
IL ordered that the said petition he
9th day OF June, 1851, II o'clock persons
tined and show they have petition
ought b. granted
Persons opposing the extension required file
Once their objections, specifically forth whiting
twenty days before the day hearing All testimony filed
and
accordance with the rules Of the Office,
application,
Ordered, this be published Republic
gencer, and Union, Washington d. C.; Richmond
Richmond, Nrgpa North American
Tribune New Journal Provi,
d.nce L. week for To
the 9th day OF June
THos EwBANK,
Commissioner OF Patents.
p s. Editors Of the above will their
bills TO the Patent Once with containing this
Mar l6-lawJw
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Bakers plain. sweet, eagle, French, and Vanilla
Chocolates. Cocoa, BrOnAa, Cocoa Paste, Sticks, &c.
NO MERCHANTS AND CONSUMERS who would parchass the
adlteTation nutritious
heahu than coffee and quality unsurpassed the sub
articles manufactured BY himsol and
stamped and rasidence His BRoMA and Cocoa
deae paIatae and sauary drinks for invsld.
Others pronounced by the
physicians superior other eparauoi HIS
warranted equal IN decacy
the Paris manufacture and at one half their
the adueaton almost Nil the
Chocolate offered public,
cheaper the that his manufac
tested found unequal to his
they be returned his agents where purchased
refunded. They
quauy principal Wholesale In the eastern Cities
and by his agents. D. Brigham Coz Boston James M Buace
New York George att Albany
Foster Boswo, Troy New York Grant stone Philnd pis
Thomas v. Bundse, baltimore George
town. F0wie Co., Alexandria, WI Vose Brothers, New
Orleans Kennel, Mckee CINCINNATI Ohio; VIM Bagaiey
Il Co.. PtsbuTg, Pa. -
Mar 2-2aw6t
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JOHN HOWARD PAYRE.--We gratihed TO see that
Mr. Payne has been confirmed consul to Tuns. He Is
man OF letters Of the kindest and most benevo ent
ture aud capable OF filling with credit import
ant station than that which he has been appointed
Republic.
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Sailing of Steamship Civ of Glaseop.

PnILA DgLPHlA, March l5,--The City of Glasgow sailed
today Tor Liverpool with thirty five passengt
She went out in beautiful style There large mum
Der OF spectators on the wharf 10 hor off.
The steamer Alberus started thy time
ex pc rimental trip TO New York There large
party o board
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DECEMBER "a, 1850.

n N
IN the petition Of j. A. Pitts, of Springfield Ohio, and H. A.
OF Alton illinois, praying for the extension of granted
them the 29th OF June, 1887
and cleaning the Of
patent, which takes place the 18th June, lS5i
IL ordered be heard Office
Monday the ID day OF March, 1851 at ~ O'clock and all
said petition ought TO be granted ="
Office their objections specifically set forth writing least twenty
hearing testimony filed by either
said hearing be taken
rules Of the office, which will be furnished ap
picaton.
odered that this notice be published in the Republic Intel
lgencer, UnOn Washington d. c. Tribune New York Daily
Journal Columbus Ohio Daily Atlas Cncinnat Ohio
weeks previous Sd March
THOS. EWBANK,
Commissioner Of Patents.
papers will please copy,
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NUctb0Neer.
uOUsEHoLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III ON "wednesday, the 10Th March, shall
otu-t 70 the snb-crbe and duly recorded in Lber w
folio. 6 57 u.s. 5s, $50 and l Of for
Washington the District 10 O'CLOCK
The residence Of Henry Jackson street
10th and llth streets excellent
Mahogany spring sest divan., and rocking chair.
Do -ideeosrd, bureaus, and looking sias.e.
DO sprns socss chairs
DO card, dining, and breakfast tables
Giltfrsme mirror, solar, hail. and lamps
China, glass and crockey ware, venetian blinds AZ
Italian, Grrcian, and other chair.
Fcsiher beds, bedding, and mattresses
Three ply, inEraib and affair oicIoh. 40,
Apd,ross, shovel and topGs, tenders nd rods
High and low post bedsteads and washstnnds
Cooking and other
With good sssors,pen, Of Kitchen r-qwsitcs
Terms Al NJ and under gas eas credit of
and ninety days. for satisfactorily endorsed bearing in
WIN HUNTER, Acting Trustee.
A. GREEN, Aucuoneer.
l6-l
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Terrible Tragedy IN Padding, Mississippi.

New ORLEANS, March II "A negro in Paulding, Missis-
sipp having committed outrage upon the person of u
white lady, red her and her son, the
citizens turned mdsss arrested the negro, and
burned him alive.
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Health Report.
OFFICE or THE BOARD OF HEALTH,


-a" WASHINGTON, March Is, 1851
during month Of February, 1851: accident,
congestion ofban, pulmonary congestion consumption. II
convusons Group, dropsy dyPthete, dysenteTy
enteri catah fever in the stomach disease of the
heart hydrocephaus 81 illus, ntemperance, disease Of
Kidneys disease oliver old paralysis perilonis,
pneumonia premature birth, rupture Of the popleal
ry small pox still born te,anus, teethng, unknown
md mott reported,
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no Oyy ElRs Texas--A gentleman in vrxana
who good surveyor lawyer desires Texas
would like become
owner county, with view 10 bring them
lie has family capital DESTROYS Of engaging
agriculture Testimonials cnpsci
responsibility his general acquaintance such
considerable emigration 10 Texas
Any would be inclined avail himself
placed correspondence with the
suitable responses by addressing post paid
VIM GOULDiN,
General agent and collector Richmond, Virginia
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Al OUHNING Goods Ladies'.
III 10 pieces black baIase very .....
do .
80 do do alpaca, all grades and prices
10 do do Canton
do do bombazine, best make
% do and white barage delaine very pretty
With eaicoes, ginghams, lawns sc.
Pennsy vana avenue between and
Mar g. d2wif
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A VIEW o Metropolis.-We have been shown by
IA Mr. Casmr publisber) photographic
PRINT OF Washington and Georgetown. The view is
portico Capitol and
metropolis while the border To the PRINT Is com
objects
CAPITOL Treasury Smithsonian
institution Presidents House. Post Once, Patent Office, City Hall,
Winders Building Jackson Hail. Navy Yard
Georgetown College, Aqueduci Arsenal Washington Monument
Observatory Jackson Monument o be- and War Department The
undoubtedly circulation Ii be had
Bohn publisher his stand at the CAPITOL and at the
booksellers in this city Also small view OF Wash
ington o psper-kat. Int
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