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NoTICE-The army appointed under
sixth OF the making appropriations for the OF
army approved 81, 1851, which In the following
and figures, wit
Sac g. find BE- II further enacted That fer the and equip
finding
command Captain John c. FIRE.
In Cnfon during the eighteen hundred and forty
file
supplies by said
dollars hereby
popiated money the otherwise approp
Secretary War is authorized and
appoint disintesed officers
report all such claims
and subsistence supplies Of all kinds
furnished taken osad command whilst thus
the public service and for The OF said board Of officers
the OF TIVE thousand dollars Is hereby appropriated
being In session Washington, D. c. nothes all hav
ing agans, funds
Of kinds furnished for
serving Of Captain John
California during the eighteen hundred and
board oce
syivania and nth
All documents the board in the English language
be accompanied by Eng an translation the
The National intelsruce and nepus Washington, CT the
Boston Courier In Boston, Mass the New York New
York cy the ennvsnia isqurer in phadephia Pa the Re
puhlcsn In ST. Louis, Mo; the Bulletin in New Orleans,
the Evening Picayune In San Francisco
this twice weeks,
with copy paper the sficc
wAsmsaroE, ID. G., August H. 1854,
l5-oaw4n
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pRoPosAI.s carrying sns .aaii. % tns u.issa
is day VI 1858 10 hs Vh day June
nelu.ys Illinois win be seessa a. me Contract once q
VI &shnston, until lhe oh
day December 1884, decided BY the day folossns) on
aud tiIna herein specified, viz
Manchester Whitehall Carol
ION, Kane, Jerseysle, Delhi, and Godfrey, 70 Alton,
back daily, Sunday, IN four horse eo@ele.
thes Of the weekly uips TO embrace Lynnsile, Win
chester Glasgow, and Bieese, instead Of Manchester
and Whitehall
Leave Jacksonville daily, except Sunday, II,
Arrive AT Alton nexi days BY 2, a. m.i
Leave Alton daily except sunday al 4, y. nj
Arrive at Jacksonville nexi days by " a.
The mail carried In preference pasengers ana
requred by OF the nails Deduction ~
the mail and lines imposed io'
those performed ageaby contract The Postmaster Cen
repeated fiues ios violating s
office laws He alter the contract schedule PROVIDED
additional stock OF Increased
expedition allowed should the distance prove
advertised The proposals should be endorsed MAI
420 Illinois," and addressed TO rhe second
Assistant Postmaster General"
the conditions Of bidding notes
attached the advertisement for proposals for carrying the
g.. d. HUBBARD,
Postmaster General
Posr orHoE DEPARTMENT, Oct u, 1854.
Oct 23-w4t
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E9M sxzR 3 yR
VIEW Route 20 Pio.burg, VI. ths naIs,,nor

A NEW Route to Ptttsburg, Via the baltimore. Sus-
~ guehdnno, and Pennsylvania Railroad TougA Pib,s
hours AN train of viii Csive daily
with the United Stas mail Washington B-itore
connecting with line L.
irving At Harrisburg at ~ m, 10 dinner.
The train leaves Harrisburg for the striving
Hohdayshurr
taking either the Johnsown
stages direct from Hoiidaysburs Pitrshng.
Tickets will be sold following
York. Wnghtsvc Columbia, Marietta, Mddletown Harrisburg
inrdon, Holidayabura, and Pittsbue.
This train also with the Cumberland Valley railroad
which passes through Carlisle, shppensbur Chsmbesbur
other points this road -
For the accommodation of from Washington
the bove points the hnrrage Of will
Dept o. the baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company arrival
the morning cars ats to receive the which will
carried free Of charge Csfver station.
ROBERT STEWART,
octl-du Ticket Agent
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THE TNON WASHINGTON FRIDAY MORNING NOVEMBER - 1862

An1a White will@sa rsrs1E.--In tne Cffouit
Court for Montgomery county Court OF ha@hts.
complainant ball. about the leh DAY
th defendant certain uaet oi
lying Montgomery Maryland devised 70 her by
White hundred doass and deed
delivered BY her the defendant
between said defend
number u the
hundred dollars eight which said have
hundred and dollars and
from the 2ist day November 1886
further said
the complainant
puTporng be Of the
purchase hereef which, the
not sufficient Ia law 10 operate
IN the said land
The bi therefore, said be treated
thereof decTeed and such portion
Of the said which havs
that the said defendant may be
OF The said premises
be given by the court 70
money tat hse
publication against the said defendant
Maryland In parts unknown
s52 adudged and ordered "a
this order 10 be inserted
published Washington, In The pisuct OF Co
before the 18Th day OF october
defendant OF the obcc ana
him in this court IN person
before the first Monday OF Mareh next 10
and show he has why decree
NICHOLAS BREWER, Circuit Judge.
Copy test;
IA q. HEEIso, Clerk.
Sep l4-iaw4w
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STEwART yickens and Mary ytcLcns, hts wife.
y Dunnsrd Aeekins William Meekns, Emily Mrekins and
SmhIn the circuit Dorchester sitting
OF equity State OF Maryland July le52 August -
The object Of this suit decree for
real estate lying and being In Dorchester county.
The hill John Meokns said
departed this life the eighteen hundred
and thirty, leaving widow Elizabeth Meskin and Mary Meekns
Thomas M-ekin Dennaa Meekns, and smith that the
said Meakns seized called
Marshy Point and being Meekins Neck Tar
said county,
devised his widow Elizabeth Meekin during
lem said Elizabeth departed this
spring hundred said Mary
Meekins intenared with said Vckens
leaving
children, William Meekins and Emily Meekins, his heirs
william Meekins Emily Meekins infants
the said Susan Smith
Maryland reside unknown
viii benefit
said shall be sold
Of this Of division Of the proceeds
those entitled thereto
therefore adudged ordered and decreed by the order OF
complainant
this inserted in published
Washington each Of five weeks before
henh giving notice absent defendant
ifyng heirs dead the object and substance Of this
b them this conrt by
cor before the fourth Tuesday OF January
premises, show II she they have why
ARA SPENCE.
sAsurL D. In coNrrE, Solicitor for Complainant
True copy-Teste;
Aug ll-law5w y, j. HENRY, Clerk,
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TE undersigned being prevented BY engagemen from attending
owned by him, has concluded TO offer fr
private sale This farm is about two miles from Williamsburg IN
City In Williamsburg located fourishng
which considered be
excellence William and Mary College 10
placean under the supervision the
assistant bishop Of the Episcopal Church OF Virginia. and
distinguished educaed including JEFF
Presidents Individuals desou OF edu
children onred therefore, great nducement
this vicinity Moreover lines of steamers between New
York Baltimore and Richmond will shortly touch regularly al
within miles this and that acc-unt IL
might be converted lucrative market garden II consists OF
woodland arabic land valuable meadows contains hne
mill abundance OF mari The
w ISL
miles " Norfolk Bescon'
days since, gentleman who is Of
OF land refused
The intention Of the who wished to make the purchase
o establish vegetable garden,na &c.
THF vEakT1BLE oRoP LOWER yIKeIsA.-We take from
following statistics, Ac 'The steamship
yesterday carried
(Sorok 81 barrels Of cherries and Is barrels Of The
Baltimore boats wrek averaged each trip 200
peas IL estimated less than half million OF
will be realized the prespl seaon by he shipment OF early
veg FRONT ',-RieAnond EagIdrcr
Persons wishing will communicate with the under
signed, at Williamsburg, Virginia. - -
July 22-lawl5t JOHN NJ GAIT, NJ D.
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once OF Commissioner OF Pubic Ba,iai"s.,
WAsnIEaToH, September 4, 1852.


WAsHIsGToE, September 4, 1852
win be until 10 O'Clock,
Thursday Of November nrnt for grading and pa
wing of Peansyvana avenue
Rock creek; furnishing and setting curb
furnishing and laying nag 1901 way
the with the streets which cross
The be paved viii be about 20 eet Ihe
be than nor less than inches ~
diameter bed OF good gravel inches deep ana
well waiered will state eir price
including the necessary grading and all
taking the old CUTTERS ana naegng
curbug will be of New York blue one inches hck ana
Deep being dressed ta proper heye ana
three feet long will be received Ts WIN DC SCI on
he'd Of gravel deep will be OF In large
the fals, and 10 De isiu on oso
o gravel inches deep.
Propo curbng price foot acal, and for
for naggng uperfcial, including all materials
NIL more than nieen
will be made for excess above
thai by the CONTRACTOR
disposal such the old stone as may De used
a fair price will hp charged "a canlIaeias
divided sections, and proposals VIII De
The 6rst will commence al
l7th Of 18th the second from the
third from thence TO
fourth from thence 10 west side Of 2lh
the grading paving will be from
for these works.
The executed the hest within three
under the supenendenee OF per-
appointed by the COMMISSIONER and his Judgment IN
conclusive between the parties Secnty WIN le
REQUIRED for the faithful performance and devA
lion from will be allowed. -
The proposais opened O'clock the dh Of No
yember neY of such the bidders may attend
N Iris efhce WIN. EASBY,
Sept 5-lawt4thNov Commissioner Of Public Buildings.
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EDWARD X. OoLLIss co.,
No. Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, sHIPLEY, & co,
e. O. RonERrs d CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard London
j JOHN MUNROE & CO.,
26 Rue Notre Dame des victories,
Paris
GEO. u DRAPER, Havre
The owners Of these ships gold silver
bullion Specie esey precious stones, mas sss bills OF
adng signed the value thereof therein expressed
Sept 5-diy
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A XALUAnLE EAnM FOR sALE.-The suhscriber havi

A VALUABLE FARM FOR sALHc.-The subscriber having
determined change in his affairs, offers for sale his
farm Virginia, situated Immediately the
e River turnpike road. leading from Alexandria Wpchescr,
four mites from former place. and sir from Wash
ngton city, District s Columbia The improvements consist Of
brick house, with Eve
buildings also, brick
blscksms shop which furnish annually between
hundred aud my loads Of About
bafof wood the balance cleared and in rapidly
condition The stock kc, will ba sold with the
land immediate For further particulars in
qure Daniel Ratcd esq, Washington CITY, d. Co. Dr.
Isaac winssr, Alerandna, VirginiH
Aug l0-1aw5t EDWfNC. FTTZHUGH.
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Notice Establishment OF three additional Land
Districts tn the State of Iowa.
Congress approved August ls5 eni
three additional land districts 10 the stats
iowa hereby that the land Office
aCHARIToN DiSTRlCTin said STATE Is fixed at the
town Of CHARLTON, for The "NORTHERN DSTRICToM M
FORT DEs MONIES, and aMISSoURI RIVER DIS
TRICT', GAINESVILLE the which have been
designated by President of the United States
of Washington this second day
of September, A. ID. 1851.
by order Of the President: CT
JOHN WILSON,
Acting Commissioner OF the General Land Once.
Sept 3-law6w
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The Railroad Route to the West
Through BY rau entire dsnes, eJeet ten miles
rhieh Is done In coaches


DAILY.
THE daily, H. and
regularly with the line the Pennsylvania rail
Harrisburg daylight, and
through Ptbus In hours from time OF depart
Baltimore. This line a direct with the
the ohio and Pennsylvania Pburg and Ceysand
and the Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati railroads. and by
going through om Baltimore Cincinnati In
forty-four hours running time.
The slow line place daily s4, by
this line reach HoldayburR the day Of de-
and lie until the day, when they com
their the mountain ard arrive In Ptbu that
evening, OF departure from Ba
and with all the comfort and advantage Of having enjoyed
natural rest and repose.
the enjoyment Of liberal patronage
travelling pubc their equipments surpassed by
those Of any other route between the East and West
NOTICE.
Tickets for Psburg Mssson, Cleveland, and Cincinnati by
he railroad ne only OF the Of the Ba
susqehanna Railroad Company, Calvert station, Ba
more and at the following rates
To Cincinnati 90
10 Massion..-. ...s'.s..''s ~
10 fItsoWg 'ss'.''s'''' 70
this original thr oughllne
Cincnnat It's time and Its accommodations cannot be eNeeed
ALFRED GATHER
Superintendent
orFtcE BALTIMORE susaurnaSsA RaLRoAp Co,
Baltimore, August 20, 1854
Aug 2f-d2wf
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University OF Nashville.

Medical Department.
HE second IN this department viii
frat Monday of November next and con
tiuue of the ensuing March,
Paul p. Eve M d., Principles Practice OF Surgery.
John Waison Nj Obstetrics and the Diseases OF women
an Children.
Buchanan NJ D., Surgical and Pathological Anaony and
Physisiosy.
WE bowling, M. D., Institutes and Practice Of Medicine
c. X. Winston, M d. siaeriA Medica and Medical !urspu
dence.
Robert M Porter, NJ d., General and Special Anatomy.
J. Beusn Lndsley, NJ. D.. Chemistry and Pharmacy.
William r. Briggs, NJ. d., Demonstrator Of Anatomy.
will be opened for students on the hrsi
Monday of October.
The sudrnts will have TO the state Hospal
of lectures will be gwen by the poies-
soTs, comm. pcug also the first Monday OF October
PROFESSOR sis maculaion ticket % disseotng
ticket, Sl0j graduation iee S25 -
Good from 81 SO 50
week Further be ebaned by addressing The
Dean H. LiNDSl-Ef, NJ u, Dean
NASHVILLE, (renn.) Juno, 1852.
Sep s-lawtsINey
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personal baggage not
ceeding in M 10 cubic feet
furnished with mattress pillow
with the rntions the
Freight will be Chssres 70 cents foot and rom
Francisco 500 The transit OF
the isrhmus a expense of the passengers.
II viii through nail line secure
advantage in the quality Of the steamers employed and
ready
al enc the line accidents.
further information apply the once Of the
Of berts apply the companys
agency 1T West street. Of Warren street, New York
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University OF Virginia.

TUE session Of his university win October LIST,
L and end June 10Th.
Its schools 4 ancient languages q modern languages
nathematcs natural pdlosophy 5, chemistry
ca g. medicines physiology, and
moral philosophy; o. TO- lecureyhp Of anatomy
Thafe professor for school, assistant
Of the schools o ancient modern languages and mabe
paos and adjunct professor law and lecturer
ErpensssTrition fees paid IN advance f school be
attended $50 two SO esch three s25 each s75
NoTr In the school ofiaw for the intermediate class
Is $780, for The senior s7Sstendsnes higher involving
the privilege OF attending iowsr class The fees for the
entire OF medical LECTURES, including the dssecuns
fee, SOS.
noard and lodging, including diet, bedding furniture
and servants attendance, slo paid In three artalmen
advance shing, Sc $40 session. fuel and light
upnr 81 each 40
Rent Of dorWitory occupynga room, IS each
Mstculaton fee, ke, SIS Is
03s
contingent dose Of $40 " required of each student
The elotns pocket books, Sc,
cannot be accurately stated,
eEssNER HARRISON,
Aug l7-2awow Chairman Faculty.
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&2 &C. ID a.
cWEET and White sulphur Sprtngs.-heduced
- increased cheapest eoma
hle, and expeditions the Sweet and White Sulphur
Springs:
Washington by Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad.
Baltimore comfortable and low pressure
Tyland, Capt. c. Il. Mitchell
Connecting Richmond with the Richmond and banyio
Inad l# ..
Fare from Baltimore White Sulphur SIS
:" Baltimore 70 Sweet Springs "a
I" Washington TO White Sulphur. Is
/" Washington to sweet Springs. IA
+" Richmond TO White sulphur. ~
(" Richmond TO Sweet Springs.
Leave Baltimore Tuesday and Thursday afternoon
o'clock, connecting Aqua Creek with the train which
Richmond p. the succeeding days.
Leave Richmond daily Except sunday at am arrive al Lynch
burg i0k Leave Lynchburg AT 6k Buords by
w Mountain House ~ and TO Sweet Springs BY
Leave Sweet Springs after breakfast and White
Sulphur BY lah Returning leave White Sulphur at w
Springs Leave Sweet Springs daylight and
Lynchburg day by night Leave Lynchburg at and
70 Richmond same day by 5h 22m. ...
Pare from Richmond TO White Sulphur. $40
" Richmond ~ sweet Springs. ....................
obcng travel in the night take extras
Dufod proceed without detention the White Sulphur
Tickets had board the STEAMBOATS, the Potomac and
c. MITCHELL suryland, and at the Office
of the Richmond and Danyie rnroad, Richmond
JOHN II. OSBORNE
Aug 6-d2R Superintendent
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Il. p MILLrRs
OF Virginia.
YERBY Il MILLER,

a. w YrPpY f.. MILLER
of Washington City. Of Virginia.
YERBY Il MILLER,
and 9Th Washington, D. Co.
WHOLESALE retail dealers foreign and domestic staple
and fancy goods martnrs, olcleth' table
bed Spreads banke sheetings and houseiu
nishine dry goods generally.
suict, prompt, personal attention given orders.
27-lyf
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NoTlcEThe undersigned hereby inform the citizens Of Wash
N and public
copstnershp for the making plans
and estimates for dwelling and houses
value all descriptions builders thorough
acquaintance with the vaeus branches
tho undersigned thus eder their services the
nnnds Of the community.
ohce street, north side, third door from 9Th win
for business from 8, g, Pm
An orders viii be attended promptly and liberal
John O. HARKNESs.
Aug l0-2awlm WN w BIRTH.
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l,IIARLEs II. clemeney and E,i.aAe,h o,suaenoy,

CHARLES III. Clemency and EiixaLetb Cisnenoy,
his wife, Ensebius esh and otbrs-Ccuit Court for
Talbot county in equiyAugus term object Of this
certain In Talbot
county, John died seized and
John Leonard departed this life seized and
Talbot complainant
Exheth ciemency and the defendants Eusebus WEIGH Sally
George NJ. Leonard Ellen Wech, and James Williams
and Mary Ams his wife, his heirs and legal representa-
will and advantage Of all parties In
should be sold and thai the said
Mary williams the Mary
land.
theeupon adjudged and ordered that the compansnts by
inserted pub
Washington the District Of Columbia in each Of
before first day Of November give
object
this bill and them appear in this by
third Monday November
and show they have, why decree
ought pass, prayed
r. n. HOPPER.
True copy-Auest;
sAMI r. HOPKINS,
Aug ls-law3w Clerk Circuit Court
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FoR HARPER's FERRY.
(paILr. usr.)

(pAtLY Lfsr.)
ensuing
commencing this date between Georgetown and Harpcr
Ferry.
Leaving daily arriving Harpers Ferry
winchester
Returning leaving Bapsrs Ferry m, arriving Gesrge
morning O'Clock.
Omnhuses he readiness the arrival OF passengers
Georgetown, to convey them 10 Washington.
0y-fsre through, Including board, 81 So
Mar 9s-dn
BALTIMORE College al Dental Surgery, session
ID ls52-'5J
Chaplin Harris b., NJ d., Professor Of Principles and pac
tics OF Dental surgsY.
Thos r.. Bond A. NJ. NJ d. Professor OF Special Pathology
and Therapeutics
w. r. Handy NJ. D., Professor and Physiology.
Alfred A. Blandy, NJ D, Professor of Operative Dcnesy
Philip ~ Austen, NJ. d. Professor az Mechanical Dentistry,
Reginald NJ Wright a. NJ. NJ. D., Lecturer Chemistry.
di..ccng will he opened the last
Monday of October. The nnna win be Throughout TIE
The regular or lectures begin the last Monday
November, aud continue ill the iasf of March.
Tickets Cor the slo dssec,su ticket, topiona sio
rnthcuiation, as diploma fee, $50.
Good board from 81 50 to s. 50,
HANDY, Dean
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The steamship Columbia viii keep semimen,hy sommu
Francisco Oregon awaiting the
port arrival Of the mails and from Panama
and returning without delay with the mails and Tor the
steam Francisco.
regular propeers wheel will be kept
transportation and between
Francisco.
Of will keep the connsron between
The in the Allan
tic by United States mail steamships
Georpa 900
Cherokee Is4o
I. /.
Falcon ''....i,tV"
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Uniyersity Of Geersia,

Of this institution will elect professor of natural
science ill vacancy The 7ih OF November next Ihe
teach the French language In addon
O branches appIopr 10 the ptoiessorslip
Salary, 81, 700 per annum payable quarterly.
Sept 4-4Ilaw ASBURf HULL, secretary.
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NEW GOLD PENS.-TAYLOk MAURY, booksellers,
IN 9Th street. have Just received sup
gold hs bas patern at every price, from
will be found
approved eIant from it's close
semance quill and being made OF degrees hexb
TO suit any handwriting
2epyS
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N IA. A CO.. W hoie.at~ and Retail Dealers ~
csrpsns, oil cloths, curtain
goods generally.
Psanyvsas avenue, s and sun streets Washington,
nc.
saxe
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CHARLOTTE HALL SCHOOL.

I'm THEIR and
render pre- eminently useful, the
afforded board and tuition at prices far below those Of
similar instutonsufhcent barely meet
The greatly increasad public
drill
military
school demand the board have
small addition the charge. tuition,
aggregate hoped viii be sufficient for all coningcnces There
R&,eIsed charges
shall b. as follows
Per quarter
In the primary English department alone. 50
In Mathematical alone 20
In the classical classical mathematical W
IN the department Of modern languages, for each foreign
modern "
In the scientific department. chemistry, natural phios
ophy, astronomy, practical surveying, &C. with Of
Beard washing, bc, heretofore % 80
The vacation extended the third Monday in
September
BY order Of the board Of trustees;
1. 7. BRIsCoE, Register
cuAslorrs HALL, St Marys county Md, July 20, lsA.
Aug. w
GLORIOUS NT1ws--The important discovery yet
binders, cabin, housekccpes druggists This being
patent liquid state always ready for use, requires
II smell and will keep liquid also
slone china glass; maIb paper
wherever introduced the
mechanics 10 Observable sight We offer liberal inducements
less by 10 per ordinary glue We making
trade,
will do well 10 attend TO this Immediately We establishing sole
all
bottles the gallon
any part Of the Uned States, carriage fee.
Also, the BnSh furniture polish bottles ofheo sizes Country
merchants, attend 70 The above Apply early ~, , co
July 5l-dam Cedar street, near Pearl, New York
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DISTRICT ~ CeLUMBIA,
Washington county, TO tpn :
ORPHANS CouRT,


August ,, 1854
Ordered that the administrator Francis
W. Domsk late OF Buenos Ayres South America, deceased
the required creditors Of said deceased
for weeks in the Union.
Teste- Ed N. ROACH, Register
e-iaw3w
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nEwoCn ATTIC Review Jw-e. 81. with pcrtrsit
FRANCK TAyoLR
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Ils Is to give notice that the subscri'cr hath OBJ
taed from orphans of Washington county in the Dis
c Of Columbia letters o administration on the personal estate Of
Francis w. Domnek late Of Bueno Ayres South America de-
All claims the said deceased
exhibit vouchers
before OF February they
by excluded from all benefit OF the
Given under my hand this 9Th day of August, 1852.
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Arehi,sst,. once, o. 3. c.D,,o,

WAamSsres, d. c. Sept rs, 1852
GxAIED PROPOsAL6 will be received once vns 4
~ th day Of November O'Clock, eGec1ns @
bIshwok extension Of the Unud States Capitol We
The price 10 be stated Aoslaad, !" kA which D
cutting all and other arches and IN ~
blns also all TOOLS scaoldng rigging and everything
srecutiou OF the The beks lime sand and eesnt X
furnished BY government we
The successful bidder win be required furnish approved
y the faithful performance Of hs work Tie amount =,
S3b 900, - /"
bid be accompanied by guarantee, signed by ro
es effect that In the bid shall tr M
into for the aforementioned work al IN @
his bid, al time within thirty days from arcs
proposal the snhciency Of the said sur
known 10 the Department OF G
terror, :"
right reserved Of accepting such bid as may Ia co.
sdered Secretary the Interior 10 @
eminent -
and endorsed ProposaL for Jrpoty =
tAe extension of ihe United States Capitol.n "@
The bids will be opened in OF such sf the bidders A
attend the Department Of the Interior on sau,a
the 9Th OF November, al l2 O'Clock, m. 13't
THOMAS u WALTER
Architect Of the Extension Of the United States Capfot
Sept 2S--aw2m r'"
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HATS and Caps Hats and Cspsi for Men and Hoysf
III Of ts quality and price suitable for fall and winter
and complete assortment Just received and for reason
prices, g. "a. LANES
Hat, Cap, and eentiemens furnishing Establishment
Sep ta-3iw2wff Penn. av.,n ~ street
News and Telegaphl