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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-28

EDUCATION.
yVyIIE SCHOOL house under the tuition OF Mr. James ~
Hart. be continued the ensuing year. commencing the la
day OF January
Mr Ilar has ycars' experience teaching. alum
nus of tho UNIVERSITY and will all the bfancIea, pre-
paratprv to a atudcnL's entering that institution.
o, rd and TntiG he scnlasc year nonhs-hclu
ins hundred and thirty G0ars) The school
rs FINITE, ia scholars There i lew vacancies
Ssp 70? 81 CIV . WI ovEEToN
NEW MUSIC FOR THE PIANO AND GUITAR.
4 W RANDOLPH III Main street.. has received lar'e
SUNNY OF New aud Fashionable the Piano Fore
among Witch the following Songs:
OiFolss Ut Home. by e. r. Chrsty; price Is cts -
by the Harmonious by w. Ordway 10 Gus
Ksty Darling hy Adams Nightingale Troupe; % It,
Bleak House Lycs-So Farewell 10 tina Old House No :,
Ada Glare or blooming as the Summer: each % CTS.
WnuIi y ce with Thee, By II Pinrkuey; Is cts.
lnnr Heart BOX Dearest by !. Mag u,eT =, tia
@ Bows Carry Along by = Foster of Nelly BY, Nelly
was Lady. and Camp Town Races; II
The Pa;ijns Wish b! G l.. Pecoias; 4 els.
had once Merry Heart Music By 4 i9o!and Or ctr.
sing ha, simple Strain Poetry by Matilda Music by Lou
10 Mshr; - cts.
Thou Lovely Maid. bv T. Kucken.
The Bridal Wedding Polka. hy D. Albert Is cts
shells wandered the Seabcat Shorc;wih peau-
ti(u vir6ste TILE. hy j. ". Cherry; 70 -,
Rnsce Fade, with handsome vigneits ie'M
sic BIZ G. Baker; 80 cts
Light Hearted Polka dedicated Miss ee Abbott Mufic by A.
Pro rs
Shocsua Hill vac Polka composed "incenzo AMIGA ded.
Gated 10 Phip Dnugheriy OF Richmond. Va each 2j cts
Also many latest Marches Walizcs. Eas Roncesus
&C. New received every days from the uhshe
Music the United States by Mail 70 ih"ss VINO
viii! rcm. the price (post paidl free OF postage. ,,. ,
Teachers and Professors oil Music u
addressed to J. w RAHpoLrh'
Sept. IS
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CI.IE'.IlI AI.AiIEll ]

CLIFrOH ACADEMY.
ttFTOS ACADEMY !ssu,rd III The q" Amelia Two miles
Depot the Richmond and Da"ls Raj Road
ard is contracted WI r. j. DUNN PRINCIPAL The ncghhor
hood il excellent health remarkably good THIS ch6"'
permanent of highest grade Education
Ensis solid AMI polite letters sill be thorough and extensive
Mathematics branches Greek. Latin French
and Literature. embrace the ihou: whic thu
student will coniucc! he progresscs To hc improvement "l
puis every the Teacher ~" faithfully devote his time"
attention ami capabilities.
Convenient hal his Academy daily 10y the Dan
vile Rail Road :,
session viii commence the frat Of ociosr and viii
close Tic last Of the following July
TERMS and Tuition el1payahle half The mrs, q!
Octuber the balance the first NJ March
WILLIAM II. J. DUNN. Principal Of Clifton Academy.
Address Appoma.os Ofirc Amelia county Wa.
REFERENCES
AMgIIl-on VIM s Archer Peter + lioisscau. Lewis E. liar.
vie " m Meade Pleas mt WiikH.nn lhns \. Tahh,
PrwuAT4N-Cacs Sclen. Madison Harris Benjamin Flnncy.
DR. John G.; Skclon. WIN. Old
H. Cox. Richard y Tweau, DR. John
Wake DR.. John L. Wake
MISREPRESENTATION NJ. Mosby Charles l.. Mosby, John NJ
Speed .
duke Johnson, H Heath los. ph hayo. Henry Irving
PRrEksRrRa- May DR. Samuel lInon. Charles Ca.
han,ss DR. John Thwcati. William K Johnson F.. G Hinton
f. w Coleman. Caroline; John f. Johnston. Halifax.
AMELIA AeApEMY. Angus |. ISL.
With pleasure confidence Mr. Vim Il Dunn as
\ teacher worthy OF all patronage. WIN II HARRISON
Semi l--:5uW
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LaM8EIST,S OFFICE.
aAS STEENT STREET .underthe Exchange HosiRich.

LaMHEIST'S REFICE.
IN FOU sTEENTH STREET UNDER he Exchange Hoe rich.
~ mondVireinia.
Drawn Nos. Delaware, Glass &c, Sept2i
IA &c CT Is q 81 81 IL ~ IL - 10.
Whole Ticket ii 81 &c. prize of :@odo!Iars
Drawn Nus OF Delaware. Extra, Ion, Sept 25.
IS II l6 90 Gi 10 Is A &c
II 90 Is &C | IL 10 it IL ! 81 80 - 80 IL.
Ticket | st 60, prize of e2G0.
ee the Week.
TUESDAY-The Delaware State Lottery Glass No. 9S-Cap
S2U657, 5000, $500 1000, OF , - Nos ii drawn
Tickets n proportion.
wEDNESDAY-Thr Delaware State Lottery Glass Nogg Capt
600, Of 5000, oil i, Of 1900 200 o tJ
being the three number prizes IS Nos L. drawn Tickets
Sln-shares in proportion.
TIIRSDAYTkc Delaware State Lottery Class No 100
89L, 5000, 5000 lr5, OF 900, &c &c Nos, II drawn
Tickets S5-siIures IN proportion.
FRIDAYThe Delaware State Lottery Class No l0l-Capimls
S2)S0 Of lUt o. OF N, 10 Of 5u, dc Is Nos i3 drawn
Tickets S5-shales in roporton.
SATURDAI-Tle Delaware State Lottery, Class n2 Capas
$1,000 2uuH 1900 Su 6UUu 5000, 3HO IL OF 1000, IS
Nos. II drawn. Tickets Su-slares proportion.
Change hour Sales close the above iOttcrie n 3
O'Clock p received the evening BY
telegraph.
" Drawing fJmal an Tucsda Thurs
and Saturdays Sales close al O'Clock Price OF Tickets
and two dollars.
UOrders Packages Certificates Tickets
the above Gregory Maurys Lotteries
os20fo
tickets will receive the most and the trnwingsor
Instant when Address
THOMAS LAMBERT.
No. 3, Exchange Place, RIchmond,va
Recosct No 3-"Therr'hu ck in odd numberssays Rory
~ Moor
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SALE orr VALUABLE LAaDs y A,IIEKsr

LII MI
Charles Ellis drccs. "a the snb>' 'I. i u it,ri
sEls !Ml- the
the tll lriGs. the >ucr!r rfr
the highest bidder. MONDAY. the ~i!N II pnbs
retiar Minis tie ru, a :hcrst TIE
one. :puiii Irrr,!s g, anu. :" -
eight. anal 'is IL.
a. sail. rnctsltr I#tr'i q" %hrn crrri
slIinrns I" b. the ids o. hc purchaser
more improved De-, t iro
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-28

a. fE.-MultIcoIe Rye Tor sale by
~. sept. 81
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FAIL TRADE. 1852.
BROOKS, BELL CO.,
,~or,.rs mud Jobbers OF Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS.
No u Pearl, or l4h Street
reeevinr and viii by ist OF September,
~ y.ry large and we'll assorted stock OF <oon.
= '''' 'e FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
ph,5 wren, care both the senior aners all oil which
ihey offer at ali advance for cash or upon he ua me
earnestly solcii Gun ..o" - - Aug. 23t
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RUGBE ACADEMY.
EtlR CENT EME<

NUAKDINN
WASH SGTON CITY, y &.
sixth nnul. the LIST
OF sieiucr is system 81 Instruction aud discipline
The oyri DE- 1-
nsr r, il cpirIccUsiv iurnuriil al he ,ranri
- -, hrra ,,lttuu The Teachers employed
d.n,rmcu and every PAID thu cho!a
Terms moderate. Circulars hal al r ErGniirr oic
q. T.. M;iRI~b%. PiirtiIai.
EEFERENEES-Wm. ", rarc"au E%G in"s R:hIc. EsI
Cdti. 7 pa Lieut.. ". /. Macy, YIN Sri"a t:fii
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Y f:GitO T.S.HIiibr mr. m. i.s,
= "cl"cS. hc=o Ma >st" nrEan,
az: i''Gc. ril.rtn.
-
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Y rGROT:S This DAY 3- -oil s.x srly Ne.
s;u.s. NJ n, b., e, and Iir..
Srlt =. Y. u De klNSOX hE TiiEE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-28

I'D H. TAYLOR is constantly receiving supplies OF
superior PIANO FORTES, from the extensive
manufactures Nunns Clark aud a. II. Gale &fl u
New York The Pianos the above celebrated makers are
the public all the beat qua
the makers They have been sold with entire saisdc.
for morc;han fifteen years at his torc aud
Music though numbc rconsn
there pacul selection made 10
rich workmanship
qualities arccuar all the instruments "ithe
above mentioned.
Purchasers will !sr advantage from going Northas
prepaeio sell accommodating be hadanywheIe
confidently offered assupcrorto any for Richmond
rnseto order ashort noceand on favorable
terms
Martins unrvaIlei Guitars with large assortment OF imported
Instruments nai and price from So TO 500
on hand with Musical instruments and moca
variety sale athc only Music Store in The city
ia II ,,n onnosIict he Ranks AuEI
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LsXTXGTOS Law SCHOOL.


on Monday. 18th Day October and terminate on SAT
1853 Gentlemen dcsirI. detail cd H.
nrm.tjoo as plan usifriinn adopted school ttN
hooks exrenscs rrompt, reply thcr
printed circular III. sired Information
john ~ BROCHEN JRDUGlE
I,,i,r,nn Va Ana ISjl-ruJ25
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LINES H1EEH ANp KAXA.xHA coMrANY.

VIRGINIA LAND WARRANTS.
F5NC Dist August. lSJ. provides Tor REVISION OF !G
Of G. AIMS The Drpau'rit "i tue lhiefI"T
with NIrcr claims Tor ~ Seafe lSi VII,
ih- int Of lie c'h'nahs
small compensation snail ihffase anu
warrants scrip For competency FreE
10 the Virginia u Congts and 70 he Heads OF Depart
ruens AZ Washin. 'LSfASlAN Ellis.
sept. l0-c&dp' Washington cry
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e. FRANCE & co.,
SUCCESSORS OF F. NORRIS q CO., MAIN STREET, RICH
- MOND. VIRGINIA.
Drawn numbers Of PaaI:co, 257, Sept 25
90 90 80 81 IL 20 u II.
Dram Nos. OF G. rand Consolidated, W, Sept. %:
10 II sc Is 30 80 81 81 IS SIS 81.
$4,000, 20 Of 5000, 20 OF 1000
Suquehanna Lottery 40 he drawn Baltimore, Wednes
day Sept %. IS Nos l2drdwn.
Capitals:
| prize of $4,000 ~ prizes of si,HO
90 5000 ~ $40
Tickets 10 halves 5; quarters . So
n Orders Tickets any the Maryand Lotteries will
andunidtntia addresseGo
r. FRANCE CO., Managers
September Or to C.. w. PURCELL. Richmond Va.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
STEAMER BELElDERE.
E,r BALTIMORE ANu PHILADELPHIA.

=. me. >u!cIc capt Hi'fh, VII!
''ia irrlsa lie above places 10 day. Mon esrrafF
,'S ,rIrcS an will continue receive II up
DAY a. = u'rlnss NJ Tuesday 18th inst.
,f Philadelphia forwarded om ,in"re by The steam
4, .I,,-N cauai
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CLAS>IrAl.AND MsTIlEMhTICAi. SCHOOL,.

NGrE tine above gwen. irs .u'l"lu"n visitor
Mar t,oiI"gc The Virginia Miry lu-ur amt III
University - kIr.rIa. inc. II. PITTS.
= - II.Il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-28

VALUABLE FARM
VNE Tract o Land belonging the heir, the late
Cap, vi liam Harrison, lying the M"pony rivet IN the
over she Of Caroline containing by survey
H. will be oie'ed for publicly the premises on Sal
u;av October he alr day thee
der sunday excepted nv the Commission.
:. uni"r decree 81 Caroline Circuit Court.
Terms lhS Ia and made knu Il; the sale.
sen; Ii-cwhls ROBr. II HARRISON. Conn.,
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II
iJiSii.i. sri ~: I'hnh"u
,u,riIaiuy sc.cll'- GOu
t..r, "! cleared Tor tho mo. ttt,t ,uJ
ample
miles. afi
s. wr!c Isc"Ay.i' Da:'vi!! ard Clever M, ;,.
cheap cIs
1.- n, hood pleasant ami a=f'c..tc 'S
wishing bay. invited t. Vi" tie pirmi.
-. HENRY :HntE>uN
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81 2IiL-I.,A. l. D.,>... y;

y EGho!:> -Ihs ,"!. =. bal .a's rc'H, vii be s9.i
= : .4tt Lhciy Nr.i"cs.
Scth a
The daily union., 1852-10-27

uoCsE-FURyIsHING srORE.-The subscriber has
III commodious IN Iron Hail. situated penn
syvana avenue 10Th Streets opened
OF and beautiful housekeeping acc
determined sell low articles be
any of the eies m present
sist4 n par Of
French English China and crockey ware dinner dessert
tea and toilet sets
Cat and pressed glass
Gin and rnahogauY-frHmp msntei, pier and toilet gnsses
Bronzed hnacks standards, andtous Tenders Candida
bra- sc ,shnveis aud tnugs
Solar lamps aud girandoles hall lamps
Plated tea ahd coffee casors
Walters aud tea trays, cake baskets
Covered dishes, card receivers caHdsscks, urns Sc
stair rods table cutlery, Iapanned rp0d.
Hritannia ware, bio tiu fca and coffee urns
Cnnd dishes, oyster
Dish bntrs,
bohemian giass iron-frnmed dressing glasses
Coua door baskets brushes, woodwso cook
Ing utensils, se.
with magnificent collection of and and
articles generally, altogether Ofnq The largest and cheap
q housenhlng goods offered for sale tails
city. q. w. BOIELkk
Oct ll-3aw4wif
The daily union., 1852-10-27
Proposals Tor Rations.
HrApQuAmrrRs MARr

HRADQuAkrRKs MARINE CoRPs
Quaremasier's Office, Washington, Oci, II, 1852.
CEPARATE PROPOSALS will be received this Office until III
~ O'Clock Thursday the lIh day OF November fo
furnishing ntons 10 the United suites the following
tons for the year 1883, viz.
Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Charlestown, Massachusetlsj
brooklyn, Long Island, New York
Philadelphia, PenDsy yvanai
Gospon, Norfolk, Virginia
Pensacola, Floridas and
Washington, District OF Columbia.
Each ration OF pound Of fresh beef
pound OF pok eighteen OF bread
made -four upcrne -four option the
and the OF pounds of good coffee, twelve
white beans four Of vinegar OF salt
pounds good hard brown and and half pounds good
hard dipped talow candles. each hundred faions
The beef shall delivered OF
mandng officer Of staon either in bulk by the single ration
end shall the best and choice pieces Of
the be No and the the
quality OF the kinds named, subject 10 inspection
No bid will be entertained this office accompanied by
suretes for execution ofhe awarded The u
fcency of the surees be certified by ohef
Tobe endorsed Proposals FOR Ronsn The lowest bidder Will
be nodhed OF the fact through the post office. II.
The Republic, Washington the Portsmouth Journal, Pormouh
New hampshire; Boston Atlas ADVERTISER, and Daily Courier Bos
ton Massachusetts Bunker hin Aurora Chaesown, Massachu
New YORK Courier Enquer Mirror Express and Post New
York; Brooklyn Evening Brooklyn, Long Island New York
Philadelphia North American aad Daily Times Philadelphia
Patriot American, Baltimore, Maryland Ga
zete, Alexandria, Virginia Richmond Wing and Republican,
gna Gazee Pcsacola, Florida, will
above three insertions each week until The IN OF November
the accompanied by printed The
advertisement, payment. Oct la-3awtNovll
The daily union., 1852-10-27
War pspar.ne 4.
Bureau Typographical Engineers, Sept. is, lss

Bureau Typographical Engineers, Sept. is, 1852.
PROPOSALS will be- received By Secretary
sd day January s5a, the removal Of te ra Red
river which Time The contract will be awarded 70 the lowest re-
and shall exceed one hundred thousand dollars
CONDITIONS.
forming only be thoroughly
from the river bur must destroyed they
npedmens 10 the navigation thereof
lhs work will be paid Tor progresses In se following man
Whenever the shall report that portion Of he raj,
officer appointed by the department. and III shall appear ha, sne
ci will proportion Of the whole
a cent; provided that the paid for
shal be less than onefeenih part Of the whole work
bidder Isl ol
July next io55 he wi state the for which he willing
complete by july 1884
ior he PERIOD he will sate and will propose
When time specaed in the for the completion Of
officers detailed for by the Secretary Wars and
m shall such inspection thar The contract has been fully
nifty agreement, including twenty per
retained under article ai IN shall appear that The contract has
but the balance eang the shat be forfeited The
proper exerlions by
gagemen and be al offer complete the work without add
on the Secretary will be allowed him for that purpose
And f the Of hat mo The work shall be completed
The viii required his bond for $40 ooo
conditioned for faithful execution Of the Each bidder
wo si h. s s s s % sa s
they will his bund suees above mentioned and
State which resides that sa respectable citizens
and that he considers hen NORTH ten dollars oyer and
these conditions snail be complied with
The will be addressed the undersigned marked
the envelope" Proposals for removing Red River Raft"
Col. Corps Typographical engineers.
The Republic Inegencer, and Union, Mashingon C eou
sns and s se@s na
natl. ohio Louisville Journal Louisville Kentucky ST. Louis
La New Orleans ConneIeial Bulletin New oreans Bee,
New Orleans Republican, New Orleans La will insert the above
Sep. al-dloSaawtians 'S
The daily union., 1852-10-27
Proposals for Erecting Mint, with the Necessary
Machinery, Ht san Francisco, California.

TRrAsuRV DrrARTHEST, Oct 2, 1864.
SEALED PROPOSALS be this department until
branch n @ az san Fia%s.co csora according 70 The pa@.
and specification. which w be furnished on application 70 NE ee
bid. or the work, and also separately r each distinct
way, found the advantageous and adva
sny contract m" budps a,d nasne cannot be- ani.hcd and
completed for the sun q hree hundred thousand dollars 70
which The expenditure expressly limited by the act OF Con
Payment vii b. mado every saD day n the
aucd BY the esiale- ol c surtfLude and architect thereof
h hundred thousand doar., and ten per cent on
subsequent AFTER the above until the hna com
ptou o. building, AMI H. approval aud acceptance b the De-
parmsnt.
signed by two resonsbe % hc effect that they undertake
h at ' ma pG @ o., - P NV, ~ "a a pa,S m gt IN esn, surrIss
tie rasction q Tho Pesd ut Of TIC United STATE, aud le
me ,l execution o ne WORK and 20 pIopo.a WIN Be eon'd
Proposals viii be received the time and place iot
furnishing he need machinery fo said branch mint according %
men and The same terms and conditions 'pecihed above
bond required G,r the faiu execution contract which
bs in the sun q twenty ,housar q dolars. 49,. ~.
ably % the act Congress. or ne 'as lease q Ien q any build
1,n ,bs same sns and conditions pecncd IA relation 10 the
building saeh building ahd machinery 70 be equal ~ ~ respects
ms and 70 be capable conng at least thirty millions Of gold anns
nun one 10 twenty dollars each now ansonzod Nv
able building aud machinery bought leased under the author
then bo made or the erection o building and furnishing the ma
will opened and recorded in The presence of such
bidders ay think proper acnd aud should the bids which
California be received the depptp.ea
previous the aforesaid sih day Of February b VIII reserve
right des, opening other bids which bo presnted
decision will be practicable alter the depart
ocay hns been passed by the
legislature Of sad branch mint
from taxation, &C. required by the 9Th section Of the act Of
te ~ July ts5 establish branch mint 0fthe Uni
ted IN California.
Those ~ California who be disposed % make
Fad building viii deliver The the
collector Of eu'on Al san Francisco previous 70 the expiration OF
the first publication ofth advertisement IN
newspapers Francisco peOi having been
proposals. in Cali
forn collector San Francisco VIII be furnished with
copies pan and specifications information o those
who may wish to make bids there,
THos. CoRWIN
Oct s-iawt8Feb Secretary Of the Treasury.
The daily union., 1852-10-27
TO OUR suBsCRIBERs

The name Of person will be entered upon tOOis sness
payment OF The subscription be made in advance.
Distant subscribers forward letter. pssS
which win be paid BY BY sale
transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER is published weekly during
soDf Of Congress, and semi-weekly during
Subscriptions for period eas than year
terms pTopottioned 10 the above annual
Co POSTMAsTERS authorized agents ssd, ~
sending DAILY subscribers with $50
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers, with S25 enclosed; RVS WEEKLY
with $40 enclosed will be copy
edition they furnish subscribers for, gratis.
The daily union., 1852-10-27
Western Military inSutute, Drcnnon Springs, Henri
rountY f<e

TUE annual session Of this
day September, and
day IN February Of each year.
The college embraces
states Military Academy at West Point, and thorough
IN The classical and modern languages.
hOurshing law school, under lion. n
Judge OF tho tedea distinguished iT aanmen
Connected with The institute and Offers
student.
lNsrTuIE cuAEsEs Boarding. lodging
lights, washing servants attendance
500 pes annum surgeons Zee, IS per
Charges IN the law school for
$3.50 term Of i've
Students received
trance 10 tho end oform.
Communications should be addressed superintendent
the ndutani Of the institute, Drcppon springs, Kentucky
N. IL. JOHNSON,
Scpt dew supeuntendenf.
The daily union., 1852-10-27
Hay,,norn.,. L,fs OF Gen. Pierce,

THE subscribers published authentic edition Of the
Life Franklin by Nathaniel Hawthorne Drawn
containing Geneals
~ held.
The Biography Illustrated with portrait from paint
ing by renny executed expressly Tor this work.
A. Mr. Hawthorne college with General Pierce and hfs
he peculiarly well qualified Tor
this undertaking. and his hh literary reputation u Sufficient guar
othr aby with which the book y written u has been pre-
with the sanction Of Gen. Pierce.
II y Handsomely printed good paper and sold or The low price
fJk paper covers, and 80 cents IN muslin
copies, and remng the amount
publishers, shall have tho books promptly de-
lv erred them free of expense
liberal made those who buy to sell again.
TICKNoR, HEED, h FTELDs
Corner of Washington md school streets, boston.
For sale in Washington BY TAYLOR MAURf, and
3-eodt3tOr II. TAYLOR
The daily union., 1852-10-27

Post once Department., October ~, 1859.

NOTICE is hereby given that the advertisement
~ September 1884, nyng proposals for the New Or
ana Vera Cruz route MOI being accordance with the
o OF August last, establishing with
drawn aud the following substituted
ned copy othe above referred appeas
IN SAID law requiring
pween New Orleans aud Vera Cruz shall be adaped for
poses" Bidders VIII therefore themselves accordingly.
The vessels, however, 10 be used In porting mails
racine line be
referred 10. s. ID. HUBBARD,
YEanar
The daily union., 1852-10-27

SDMErHING NEw.-scotch port monnRies and card
y syle-vsy and attractive Also Turkey
port with clasps variety and Of the
latest stye---convenieni, aud cheap
Also pearl and papie mache oatd cases Pocket knives Con
quaues Ivory tablets gold folders, hand
ep Index book marks and convenient contvance and
COS Writing desks, portfolios &C., &C.
For sale by GRAY n BALLANTfNE,
seventh street
The daily union., 1852-10-27

CAHD.-CLAGETT DoDsoN, dealers in all kind. Of furn.
iure and dry goods such Mosaic sa1Ony, velvet tapestry
Busse imperial hreepy, double ngran and kinds
capetnR both foreign and domestic
floor olcloth materials, with all the belongings all
scripttnns.
AR extensive Of Russia Flemish and Irish
bed linens blankets, quilts table and and all other
goods requisite IN housekeeping.
Alec, furnished NJ shbrt notice, beds and mattresses.
One door Of the Of Pennsylvania and 9th
Sep o5-9weof
The daily union., 1852-10-27

NEW Fail unipcry.-Mrs. CHo ATE will open her hl nil
IN nery saturday, 18th Bsan where the ladies ~
Washington m vicinity be accommodated on The most
soae Choates trimming has nsn been rrpen
ised with trmmiurs ribbons Sci aso large variety o useful
and fancy suitable for the a street. wes side,
nrnr pennsyivanin avenue. oct l4-dh
The daily union., 1852-10-27
District OF Columbia, washington County. 10 vii.

ORPHANS Cousr, October 2, 1857.
the Of John D. clark and George Savage, administrators or
james T., W. Thompson deceased administrators
have with the appreciation of the Washington
Aforesaid, appointed Tuesday,
aud distribution Of the Of said deceased Of
for the have been collected money
and where a creditors said
with their claims properly vouched may
clidct from all benefit said provided copy
b. published wect for weeks Union
previous I said 30th
Test IN. ". ROACH, Register Wills
True copy--tostt Ed ~ ROACH, Register Wills.
The daily union., 1852-10-27
Notice.

urEERAL LArD oTucF, October H. 1889.
NUMEROUS applications having made - this office on ne
subject decided, full consideration, 70 recognize
asgnnen executed heinfe two witnesses
and lodged befe puhc IN al cases howyet 70
certificate under seal the proper author
y official of the notary The lime Of taxing snch
TX, lns,otons o The s9d March n will thsefre regarded
a. a. amended John WILSON,
Oct 6--3tsw4w Comniis-i0ner.
The daily union., 1852-10-27
/" The Campaign OF Is1s.,

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geef win The oal votes the presidential elections OF
l and sis by States the m proceedings the BAL
tmore Convention and of the Philadelphia vhia Convention
se and indeed, other objects which keb
70 he brought into discussion the approaching campaign will be
found in this volume
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