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TIN, BAR IRON, &c.
ID ooFING TIN,
III Single and TX Tin,
Sheet and Bar Iron,
Sheet Zinc,
Bar Lead and Tin
Cut and wrought Nails and Spikes,
Horse Shoes
For sale by H. WHEELER
mar Pm Penna sv, opp Browns Hotel
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w..uraror. NAV J. 1859.

IN the petition Of Abrain Van Order, Of bsca New fo
VI Of him tie lfm
OF July IS3 In boiiors for engines
years from the said patent, wh
place The seventeenth day Of July, isa2- on
ordered that the said petition be heard AT the Patent once
Monday, July all persons arr
appear show cause any they why said 70
ought TO he granted.
Posons opposing the extension required 10 Gle In me fa
objections specially forth writing least W
All filed ny either parry
said be taken and transmitted -
Of the Office, which will be furnished on
picaton.
Ordered be Published In the National lnts
goncer Republic Union, Washington, u. c. Inquirer fh
adelpha Pennsylvania Express New York Albany STATE k
ter Albany York Commercial Advertiser, Buffalo, ntn
York; and Daily Boe Boston, Massachusetts once WEI
weots previous 70 Tho 18th Of July next W
day Of hearing. - ..,v
Commissioner Of Patents
papers will please copy, and send '"
bills Office, with paper containing this notice
May s-1aw3w
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WILLARD FILLMORE.
. p'd co@n,issoncr Of hc General Land Once.


NOTICE
Respcctins private entries Of nc lords Aere2fors wDa ron
aYkef w. Tinois Of TIE Illinois Central haroaa
To prevent difficulty, the land ohccs, aet che
ali the public above proclaimed viii announce
lion. IN and warrant la double priee) win be
and from day 10 day. or any land IN e
had been offered At such public sae and remained
IN which ueh townships VII pc snnounctn
safe after the cloe o c pubc
sne ion ofnud warrants, are 10 be made " vg
and Mi the day viii be orani0s aef
Of TINT day day and where SHAH
more persons have applied on s same
day locate the tract such applications III pc re-
auction such np can sd DC
awarded highest bidder according TO law . -, -,
n, lands tbc written applications
received for private entries by CASA or locations ~ lana
for Of the vacant and unapproprasd pubic us
width each aide OF the said railroad ana m
Withdrawn from market 70 enable he Sate o.
quantity Of land 20 which she = en,uea
seleced for such purpose and such apph
lions viii order which the townships VIII pc
of business should so require such
applications treated the manner as those above men
toned
Efpardssiuc ond Springfield Districi.
There being within the EpwtuDstLr dct and no
district falling within me N
railroad grant, such went and unaPPPnna.ea
withheld from private entry on account o sau too, a.
United States aer the selections ~ VIC tosa
ernn completed, will, In like manner a. ~
the following peor 70 WI
the lands on Monday he eba n
ug and the lands In the srhiserEhp o"'t
No rh Of pre epon any Of the public lands which have
withheld from market on account ~ w a'oao t'.nl
virtue OF settlement made thereon
10 september 1850 and prior 70 the day when the
land shall again subject 70 private entry as aorsoid
Where locations made by lana wsfrnnts tey VIII be re-
e,vsd AZ the inmum price deficit of the
money cash, in accordance with the refua
,,o r nrcsaybed nv his Office 2sd March last.
Given AT the General Land ohcc the third day
hnS~iswl3w ]. BUTTERFiELD, Commissioner.
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENT

GUNNER ARRArGEMEsT.-Just received from Phiadel-
- lot OF Parsons celebrated universal rerators
refrigerator other that has been produced
constructed the ice lies directly the bottom, thereby
circulation Of cold the refrigerator
Az upright regentors have the ice top about three feet from The
The provisions the bottom
cold. The interior vessels this Of h 30
ranged that article OF food kept entirely and removed
with facility. Call md examine them
O. WOODWARD for me District Of Columbia Penn
syyana avenue, between 10Th and 18th streets.
May ls--ad
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A NEW Route TO Pittsbnrg. Via the baltimore, GUS
gaehanna, RaiioadThroHgh 10 Piusbuug
81 express will leave Calvert station daily
with United States mail from Washington and Baltimore at ~
connecting with the fast line at Mddleiown VI J. M, ar
irving "a Harrisburg at II, 60 dinner.
Harrisburg arriving al
odasbug m. Al this point have the option Of
Johnslown thence by packet boats
stages direct from Hollidaysburg 10 Pitisbnrg.
Tickets will be sold following by this train, TO wit
WnRhuvo, Columbia Marietta Middotown, Harrisburg,
New Port PcsviIe, Lewown, MoVeysto,n, Hunt
ingdon, Holiday sburg, and rittsburg.
This also connects with the Cumberland Valley ralroad
which through Carlisle ShppeDsbug, Chabersburg and
other points this road.
accommodation Of from Washington for OF
viii be the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company the arrival Of
morning receive the baggage, which will be
ROBERT STEWART,
l-df Ticket Agent
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no OWNERS Lands la Teras.A gentleman in NrEnis
who T. good and lawyer desires torenoye % Texas
would ka become the agent for
that country, with 10 bring hcm into
market
family and small capital and IL DESTROYS Of engaging 10
agriculture BE give the most satisfactory testimonials Of epae
his acquaintance ~ such
considerable emigration Texas,
would he Inclined avail himse
placed correspondence with The
advertiser suitable by addressing post paid
WIN. GoULDtN,
General agent and collector, Richmond, Virginia.
Mail
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LAW AND AGENCY NOTICE.

CONTINUES practise Supreme Cont 10 attend 10
claims and settle accounts
against departments and boards Of commissioners TO
cure patents abroad obtain pensions and
bounty debts, dividends egacie and nhe
tances any pa United and foreign counes
bond and
the and OF loans lands and
patent rights n nny of the Union.
California land title cases coming up
to United Supreme Court appeal.
prepaid addressed 10 W, G. sneihen, 5Caro
Place. Capitol Hill, Wellington, d. c. win meet with prompt at
tenuon. Oct 25-dly
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DIsrrror o. CoLusrI., Washington county, 70 witt
I'm Inc cnse Henry May administrator Of Ann r BOULDER
ceased aforesaid with the appobahoh
tho orphans court appointed Tussday The 18th day o. June
OF Of said decea
his hands administrator, 20 mr. AZ the
collected turned into When and where ~
iors heirs OF snd notified attend win
they otherwise by Law be excluded from AZ sk
sad provided copy this order be published
for three weeks prior snd 18Th day Of June next.
RID. N ROACH, Reg WIS
True copy-Test; : o.,,, NJ, wul,
May o6-lsw3w
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State price per for every additional page on
any above over four pages, estimating at 10000
pages.
blank any other description Of printing re-
ouired buadsde any Of the above paper, each
hroadside TO be counted as page.
Ttessurers weekly statement Of treasury drans and
specie, imperial writing 100 shecis.. 300
IA expressly be Understood that charge Of any 90
rcpon viii be allowed The prices bad for printing must cover aha
include v contingencies and extras.
The dsparrmrnt reserves the ng, any description Of
printing may properly he called shook pamphlet work"
ecutedby special contract =. .
The printing viii accompany their bids with samP"
ofqnay Of the different kinds OF paper they propose 20 FURNISH
MAYS 1--iaw4w
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800 board measure Jinch redeem panA 10 eLes "ac
per h feet, board
can the above elm Of centre ph wase, rot spills
shakes, yellow and other stains, and 70 be sawed 70 io
and thckness.) =.
800 cubic fee red elm timber (Iound bun peces from u o2
long and from 20 inches diameter, 10 10
inches Of The bark in the middle OF the sticks
per cubic foot :.
500 cubic feel yellow locust timber ouud butt pece from IL
10 IS feet long ~ 10 inches diameter
age ncLos diameter middle OF tbs sticks clear Of
the bark, per cubic loot
feet inch cedar boards, 10 10 20 feet long
aud 3 10 10 inches wide, per feet board measure
10 pieces best CEDAR 10 Is and 10
rough squared rom 10 ~ inches Estimated az 90 Gu
bic feet per cubic foot
CLASS No. s. Hickory Bats and White asA Dor RaJtsrs
cords best quality hickory butts from feet long and from
10 60 Is inches diameter per cord
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MOSES Il. HOLT.

ATrofNEY AND couNsFLIoR AT LAW,
San Fyoncisco, California.
Hon. 3. w Inge, M, g. Aabssi John r. Tayer
Mobile, Alabama Rhodes. Wright Co., New Or
leans, omsiana Henry CLARK, esq, Tarhco' North Carolina
ci 4 p Hesey ESQ, Boston, Mssssehuscts Hatch esq
Portsmouth, New Hampshire. MU I-2swly
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PROPOSALS ron STATIONERY.



DEPARTAsSror srArE,
Washington, May Vs. 1852.
h sss hax saa %
general appropriation bill without authority q law and 70 ~ and
Sses @ The and Co Other sepsesea ne
department ua oeioes p a. on he sSt day Of June next ior
furnishing such aees stationery enumerated in each Of the sub
nom day July neIt b by per
qaaay ofsny specified according
Is wants aIns lhe year -. !, - d.vo,oa ,,,on
delay when ordered.
SCHEDULE NO /.
flirting paper, hand n.ade Of hnen toid.
so reams foossap saun plain nush be- when trimmed
S1 by 10 inches, aud weigh not less Than 10 IDS per
2oresnis note paper similar finish, per rcam
SCHEDULE NO. ..
EapeOpe paper, smooth.
20 realms super royal, yellow, per
10 10 ,ss%s mea,u" yellow Or ouh' peIream
10 double cap white, do
5Ieans solng paper, royal do
80 reans brown wrapping super royal, per rean
SCHEDULE NO ,.
100 cards metallic pens per dozen cards
IS metallic pens (fsny or such as may be
gross back lsad pencils Monoo's rabers, per gross
DOZEN ivory ,sI id H, nsn per dozen
5dozen red iapc, No. q do
ss dozen ss Z ssss
dozen dozen six "a Taste, narrow 1S 80
3dozen do wide DO 80,
aSoaen psasaises Rodgers sons blades.
2dozen ink quarts, black, Maynard and Noyes's do
100 United States seals, rcd, per 200
500 for department seal, per l,0oO
0ponnds sealing best extra superne scarlet per pound
pounds india india rubber ,n prepared per pound
10 pounds do coarse, for packing do
Each proposal signed by Individual firm making u
specify price, and but price, for each and every ar
Gle contained in the schedule should any ARTICLES DC required
enumerated they be furnished a, The lowest market prices
according quality Blank forms for proposals VIII be furnished a
the department 70 applying Sf sem and as Without
decisions viii be taken into consideration unless substantially
The proposals 10 be addressed department of ae and
endorsed proposas for Stationery Notice VIII be given TO The
thereafter bond with two sufficient suees ior
terms complied with and TO reject
which his opinion OF inferior quality as wen as
annu the contract upon any failure 10 comply WIN Tue terms
WILL Also ne RECEIVED during PERIOD
required by the department for year from the LIST day
of july next, consisting Of
Blanks ~riiiag paper.
Demi- size, broadsde, per quire
halt sheet do
Folio post, broadsde do
Foolscap, broadsde, do
Do page do
Circulars and treaties tooseop rrifns paper.
One page sheet printed, per qure
+ r FSas DO DO DO DO DO DO do do
Circulars and treaties qaGtofost @iiins paper.
One page on she Sheet printed per Guro
The paper for the above to be of the best quality
Book-pOrk printing paper
For composition per thousand ems for small plea
For pre'swort and paper, per TOKEN 0 for Sy9l
May yo-law4w
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sAvr-YARD, oosroRr. VIRGINIA,

25 900 cubic feet wheoak plank stocks per cubic foot
90 ofwhe 10 lSncbes, 10 "a long,
straight from 10 80 inches
the moulding way-s8y 700 cubic feet per cubic foot
Rgdder Stocks.
White oak butt pieces for nrst class frisate
pieces length 80 head "a inces siding
heel 10 lnehes-say s72 cune feet per cubic foot
4 For FIRST class soop:
pieefs, Length ~ head 10 inches, siding
heel iDcbessay asa cubic feet cubic foot diagram will
be furnished at this navy yard
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General Agency md Law ONCE at Washington,
DE sELDINc wyLiE,
TedSr Budirr Pennivania arepss merit deer ,cef
Browns Hofe, Washinefor, ID. z

TodSr Rufdirrs Pennsylvania merit deer
Browns Hotel Washinefor, d. e
rUAs. DE sELDING ANDREW wyLIE, IT,, having formed
partnership for tho Of prosecuting claims before
Congress- the before board
missone appointed for the Adjustment Of spoatons Other
claims, prepared
fall md faithful all busocss TINT be nus,od 70
their cafr They will also attend 20 obtaining PENSIONS bounty
duties claims arising under oas
otherwise buying and selling real estate collecting private claims
rents Ac
Andrgw Wyie jr viii attend 20 law business with which
either himself firm ntrused Of the courts Of
the District the Supreme Court Of the United States
Chas De Bedding, being United States commissioner
public the Union
will the taking Testimony, scknowede
NJ Deeds other duties which his ofcs
Charges will be moderate and regulated by the amsun claimed
and the extent Of services required.
(post paid receive immediate attention.
Sept s-diy
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NAvr-YARD, WASHINGTON, d. c.

NAvH-YARD, WASHINGTON, ID. @.
CLiss No. 1.Whie- OAK Knces-sqaore end Ta-sgaoye.
whom finished, 400 Inches par acl
% knees side ~ inches when finished, 675 do do
l6i knees TO side inches when finished, l,l20 do do
10 knees 20 side 81 inches when finished, $40 do do
60 knees TO side inches when fnshed 80 do do
be in length feet nchcso feet lnehr bodies
In length from all other accordance
the 'book Of measurement.m
Class No. a. White Oat PLANK Stocks
wo plank socts, per cubic 30 Of
pieces straight Is by ~ inches tho remainder
In accordance with the books Of measurement
1904 feet board whteoak plank 900 feet Of this
plank $500 feet viii be inches, $4,000 feet 5inches aud
5000 feet inches thick fbicksst plank be
the longest lengths IN other conform the
"book ofmeasnremcnr' above named.
CL.ss No. 3.-YeLop- Pine Plank Stocks.
fee, ycowpne plank stocks. per cubic foot In the
abovo pieces % long, staght,
rs inches in thickness the other way 1874 inches, with
regular of6 inches also 20 pieces in length 70 feet
sided straight ~ inches tbict nc III inches
way, with regular inches also ~ Of the longest
pieces of plank be straight and square,
inches the topspd 10 other respects 70 conform
book Of measurement
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No ofshesb

on ovcry other description Of paper, not designated
above but 10 be 90 by the office ordering H. whether
circulars Instructions, waTIanis, forms, returns, &C,
a. spvcifcd In the nfst paragraph, for--
4 r.nnn anhaa u NEIL q
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WAi.e- OAK Buti C..is

Say II, 200 leet, board
The above A pieces but 10 be OF the beat white
oak. They fun rough dimensions. The centre
pt must be taken They be got 10 sharp
clear that when the there will
sap God ON them.
Waite Oak Boat Knees
80 knees The body and be from feet in length be
sided s. 4, inches proportion
the above so he
You'd angle OF ninety degrees half OF them be ACUTE
within square. TO be furnished by the knee.
Locus
pieces locust long, diameter
inches the smallest endeay les cubic feet cubic foot
Glass No A. Waite Hickory Buns aud HandPikes.
10 butts, each IA feet in length.
do 10
To small end the bark be
hickory handspikes each 10 be feet long and inches
square they quartered be clear OF the
pth BY The piece.
White .4sh Oar Rqtters.
so oar rahers 10 feet long, per raflcr.
81 do 10
do l6 do do
100 do Is do do
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A Eyy. good and cheap edition waveriy Novels
embracing The authors last corrections preces and noies u
be completed W ~ Parts and ius received.
History Virginia by r. =. Arthur and w. ~ Carpenter
Coopes Lectures the Principles and Practice Of Surgery
vol svo.
TAYLOR A. MAURY,
May 30 booksellers, near 9th street.
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ruIARLEs SEXTON, Attorney and counsonor-as-

rIIARLFs SEXTON, Attorney and CoupsoDor-as-
Law professional the
States claims before the Court Of COMMISSIONER and
In claims the departments OF the general govern
ent and before Congress IN procuring patents ~ obtaining pen
lands collecting debts and inhsrances, and
negotiating lands the United
especially ing claims before the Of commits
with Mexico bis full
enon, California land title coming in the United
States Supreme Cout appeal
and Territories, compiled from the
General Land Once and statistical Information,
population Of the Territories and the
important United States ageeaby the late
obtained his Office 18Th street, opposite the Jroa<u
Building, Washington, ID, q.
Buttered, Washington his excel
Paul. Mnnesota John o. Livingstone
attorney York city, Peter H. Burnett
Thoma. Cowper,wait A. Co.. Phia
depha; A. n Ladew Co., ST. Louis mossrs g. Abcr
nsthy Co., Oregon City.
Feb 6-2aw3m
ID ~. uOOE ~ CO., wholesale and Retail Dealers In
ospetng floor oil cloths, mangs, curtain Materials
shooting blankets and house nrsishng goods generally
avenue between 7th and 9Th Streets Washington
ID. q.
Aug 2o-u
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DOCK OF THE wORLD-An account Of All nations, theI
geography history, statistics rise, and
presen, condition, complete in volumes octave 1852
Ap IS fhhNCk TAYLOR
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NusEss DEMONSTRATIONS SERIES complete from
Nv 1880 Russia. S15
only. FRANCk TAYLOR
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cl.ss No. p. WAite rlne.

CIsss No 2--Whfte ffnc
5000 measure No white pine, boards per
feet board measure
ioOo feet board white rop, Lnch boards
5000 feet measure pine, Inch boards, per
feet, board
10000 measure white pine plank per
feet, board measure.
Class No a. Ysli0w Pine.
soOoo cubic feet fine grained yellow plank stocks
cubic
1900 cubic feet grained yellow pine
timber from a 10 40 feet long ard from 10 10 ~ inches
square, per cubic foot.
Class No. 4Loe Nh Kim, oAerry, Cedar, Hosnf
800 cubic fee, while ash piece, from long
not toss Than " inches drster the top end clear Of the
-. bark, per cubic foot $40
loooo feet hoard moaurc, plank from long
board measure - : " '' - 1850
1000 feet board measure 5inch while ash panh nom u 10 &c
sa ,o9s and rom 10 TO IS inches wide, yer feet board
1900 feet board measure inch while ash MANY f,op 10 10 "A
ee.iong ana from 10 TO fJinchcs Der feet board
can the above ash straight and sr,., ~,.;,.a ,o.uh
and free from all deeciu) s''' -''"'o' ''"s"
1000 iiach yan, to,,s. 49, "a 49,
20 ieet long and 20 average 10 vide Der N r,
board 10y - - 80
900 feet, board pinch hack plank 10 N On
long and 10 inches wide. per NJ feet board measnY, 80
- on
long and rs inches wide, NJ feet, = -
500 measure, boards fac, o,
and rs inches wide, N feet board
500 Feet board measure, pinch cherry plank ~ 70 %
and ~ inches wide, NJ feet board
5000 feet, board measure ~ plank, inches
per VI feet, board
1900 feet beard n inch plank 10
per feet, board
5000 feet bcsd anch redolm plank wide,
Per NJ feet. board measure
$500 board ~ inch rcd plank
per N feel, board measure
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The printing kinds which may required executed
ofte Treasury Department, offices thereof
"
blanks NOT, loaded, work. rule and hsm
lining ruling Inning whaievf
nae title, description tie sha be usually
designated The Office requiring u, Hbd including also fodnG
stitching asig &c, the following descriptions OF Paper,
wit
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-04
Artesian Wen.

We yesterday paid visit TO the extensive SUI
gar refinery of Belcher & Brother, corner of
Main and Ashley streets, where they have been
engaged for sometime past in sinking an Aries
ian well, for the purpose of obtaining a supply
OF pure, clear water, that will answer their man
ufacturing purposes. .. ..
They have reached depth Of twelve hun
dred and forty-iive feet from the surface, and
Will In all probability bore some three hundred
feet more before they will reach water sufficient
ly clear and unadulterated for their purposes.
The frs; appearance of carbonated hydrogen
gas was at depth of 440 feet from the surface
AT the depth of 600 feet, the water began to oct
salty, and at the distance of S55 feet, the wafer
contained about rs per cent. of common salt,
al S0O feet, IA per cent, and at present A.
bout per cent. The high and low water mari,
OF the Mississippi, is about five hundred feet a.
bove the level OF the sea. To the depth of All
feet the diameter of the perforation made bv the
anger is 8 inches, and after that, 3 incbos
Messers. Belcher & Co., intend TO sion Tho
work about the 18th of May temporarily and
increase the diameter Of the bore for he frst
100 feet to IS inches, and then insert a wooden
plug at several hundred feet below the surf,ce
sufficiently tight to exclude the water belou,
from rising, and use the water above for tho;r
business during the summer. At present, the
water in the well stands about l3 feet above the
level Of the Mississippi river; and at no time
we believe during the work, has it flowed to the
surface. The augur used in boring, is worked
by steam engine night and day, and true and
correct record kept by person employed OF The
various geological strata, with strict account
oil the various formations, with chemical anal
ySls OF the same. When the we'll is completed,
II viii probably be the deepest in the United
States, and will afford TO the enterasissag s,r,.
Pfielors never failing supply of the purest and
best water.- 81. Louis Times.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-04

VALUABLE WoRK.-We are indebted to Hon.
H. S. GEYER for a very valuable book The
following resolution, passed by the United States
Senate, Sept. %, 1850, Will convey the best idea
of its worth and character
ReSolUed, That the secretary be directed 10
procure from the proprietor, for the use of the
Senate, ten thousand copies of Hckey's edition
of the Constitution, with an phabetical analys sis,
Washington's inaugural and farewell addresses,
and other important statistical matter illustrative
of the genius of the American government and
the development of its principles: Provided, That
they be furnished at the same price as those last
procured for the use of the Senate.