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r. j. STEER, mERCHANr TAILOR.
.e Eigaih street, third door from the .apenae, "a
HAS pleasure notify customers members of Congress,
IL citizens strangers soourpng Washington, be has just
returned tho North with full and superior stock Of
Of cloths casmers and vestn se elegantly adapted 20 The sea
great pleasure 10 show 70 ali who favor which
be prepared TO make up in style Of elegance unsurpassed here
Also gentlemen. furnishing ans dress shoulder
any heretofore out stocks, crayai scars e collars gloves
handkerche se variety and Of The best style. and quail
ties Mar ao--Stawswh
nRIyAIE school, FOX BOys.-The subscriber proposes
apya,e school for boys at Newport l., on monday'
Ia bic regular course he give IN the usual Ensi-h
wHas Ges fpe"eh and lam
e win prepare lads to enter any colleges
desired instruction viii .se he given 70. an ana additional charge
The charge FOR day scholars will be 500 Year for pupils that
''S'''' Dr. ]. GEORGE cUNTHER
Prof O. Beck, Cambridge, Mass
Hon Iiillard,
P p, ! IL z Si Rogers, Boston
S.' ~, s ss Al: 3d. newport, Ri
NkMroar, NP'l :, 49,. -
The fourth quarter Institution will the LIST Of
May.
Tuition in The higher branches including ncedewor
snddawing per quarter
Primary ...s''..'''''..
Music, language, and painting separate charges.
circulars be had ut the bookstores OF Ne
msury Ffanek Tayer r. Fanhsm, or at the Seminary
as-d3t hco3t 7 Ng-.a I NHf. EEu HhtN
CANTON M.tsing., Embroidered musiin Curtains.
curtain musins counerpspes, sc-We nov have on hand
a. So and g. tome superior,
which be lowest market prices Asn
cheap embroidered muslin curtains, curtain musn-,
white eoua,ereaaes and variety housefunishnr goods
or very cheap And would here remark that
persons pay very promptly, and will At all times make
deal literally with by offering goods
possible pces and hope by strict attention business
disposition all times 10 accommodate be able build
large and substantial bus oor stock Of dress goods al this
during week due notice Of which will be
#IE #..lTa 1855 w. NJ. sHUsTER CO., 4
Ap o7--d3nf #s..aa. Seventh street. Penn
II" a0 PAHASOLs AND UMBRELLAS. t9reuet T
I'VE have IN the
he found this side OF New York. which
ticular attention of ladies. = Il
I5 embroidered and lined pnrssols, all coora
20 plain ard embroidered, WITHOUT lining
100 psrssc embracing everything and desirable In that
lS umbrellas, all styles and prices, 81 X cents up.
Our stock woithy the attention % earnestly
soheitsd caisnd essmine Tor yourselves 8H lfl
weary 4 MrfI.ER~s - ar8i
Between 7,h and 9Th streets, opposite Market
Mar 0s-lm
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nv =. c, MoGUIREa. Anct,oneer

fi8saa iao by - G, MCGUIRE. Aacueneer. g4f II K
GREENHOUSE PLANTs--on Tuesday, the fh inssnni at
VI o'clock, stall sell ono
collections Of house plants offered auction this
comprising the newsstand most csirhsed kinds o ech Enrh
Ap~ri~su hardy blooming Ross Mos Roses shaa
Roses scs,gl 9d n1-l - u x.,1tuAl1 ~ H.
fruits and flowers t1
Cape Js.sps@. osesnders Double Carnations 7h fr
Dshirs Nss~ciss, Chirr~e rrea psonry tuFu lnNNaI
And many choice plants all Of which good orde and
warranted by A. Jadin, florist and nuerymsh isfh
street, corner Of M. Terms cash JAMES O. MCGUIRE,
May I'D Aucnone.r.
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In CONGRESS- OF THE u. STATES.
Thirty second Congress-First sess
SATURDAY. MAY 1, 1881,
HOUSE op REPnEsEsrArIyEs

Alter the reading OF the journal,
Mr. JONES, of Tennessee. rising to point OF order,
moved correction OF the journal OF the previous day
proceedings wherein he was as HAVING ned
nays had been ordered on private oil thai hal saose
quently passsd--was point OF order ag ,E,1,
Mr. j. held that the journal should slate thar ne had
made his point constitutional queston-no as point
Mi JOHNSON of Arkansas. moved TO lay the motion
OF Mr. JosEs OF Tennessee on the table; not agreed to-
The question was then pu, on the mouon oil MI JONES,
OF Tennessee and it was not agreed 10.
OSBORN
The SPEAKER announced the first business in order
be the question engrossns and reading the thId
time the bill for the relief OF Osborn Cross, OF The United
States army TO be put by yeas and nays when The yeas
and nays were duly ordered Ana men, aver dess1 OF
House, in which Messrs. SACKEfr, STUART, GID
DINGS. SAVAGE, SWEEfSER, aud CAMPBELL OF
Mr Johnson, Of Arkansas demanded the previous
question: which being seconded by the House. the said
bill ordered be eng ossed and read the third time
yeas o., nays ~. aa. -H .H
This bill was next passed. s..H
Mr. ROBBlN!S moved to suspend the rules to go INTO q
Committee OF the Whole on the state OF the Union.
Mr.. HOWARD demanded The yeas and nays on that
motion ~ .N.H
An Intellectual motion to adjourn being made the
question was pu, ordering the yeas and nays on the
motion suspend the rules into Committee OF the
Whole on the state OF the Union; which were not or
dered H#. 81. Hs 1W
The House next voted not suspend the rules 40 go
into Committee OF the Whole the state Of the Union
motion TO adjourn was again made; on when me
yeas and nays ordered and the motion 70 ADJOURN
not az reed to--yeas 81, nays so. Il. eat
Mr. FOWLER moved to suspend the rules 10 go into
Committee OF the Whole on the private calendar: no.
MI McMULLIN moved TO suspend the rules 10 go
not agreed To-. r.Ht Hat t <.
And then the House adjourned.
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SUPERIOR Brandies, glas, wines, cigars, So.
- bKANDtEs.
otafd, Dupuy, d Co. = pale dark, vintage lao
lean Louis, very superior 1911
James Hennsssy s. Co.'s pale and London dock
Pnet, Castiion 4 Co.'S pale and dark, and
A. segnee together with other fine brandes, Ia wood ,,.
bottles. NV
WINES,
Champagne Of the following brands
Cabinet, Tour p0stauon) ..- f. ...
Mumm,s VeILansys tapoued BY J. g. 4 Boxer
Hedsick 4 Co, dmpotted by Renaaid 4 FraneoisJ
Boncha VerLanay, (our own impottalion1 aud
N. II. Schneider, arnkel. h CO.. Stein
Superior old pale sherry Yae, vintage lsaS, wood ana
bottles t9fIHN .#s1
Old saulhsde Baekbums Madeira bottles ana Other An,
old Maderas @## '- 80 Aus
Clars Hook sicily, Lisbon, Burgundy aud Other wiAs,
great variety. -"
Holland gin 1nel
Old Scotch and sh wlskey, in wood and IN bottles &.
Superior old rye whiskey
Fine old Jamaica
Falkirk and Tenuanl's Scotch ale
Byass and Barclay Perkinss brown stout East Ind,
pale ale, &C. NN
Ben. franklin Victoria Neptune and Havana cigars ana ,A
very choice brands, regular Havana aud London sizes Wv
very soImen OF chewing tobacco la store ana a.
sale by
March 4--3taw6wf Opposite BIown's Hotel
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1wo desirable Squares or Lots for sals.-The und.,
signed having division his large square No %
convenient and spacious alleys, according pan mr.
posed by Randolph Coyle, now prepared dispose Of M
low aud accommodating Terms. IN -
This property located in rapidly improving section The ev
New Jersey North Capitol
OF the railroad depot and south Of The residence olhe C
should individual association OF
chase the whole containing nearly aeIes) 90
offered for advanag investment
sale, square the vicinya beautiful cot
t,ge site, In which may be had great bargain E
Pas the division OF this property be by calling Inc
subscriber Office OF supreme Court Of the United ses
the Capitol, or at his residence on Capitol Hill
d. w. MIDDLETON
saMarch 30--],awtf
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IMPORTANT TO HOUSE BUILDERS would respest
fully old and TO the public general hal
received and selected stock
lery hc prepared 10 sell cheap the cheapest Ny
of building materials particularly ntler
Washington. II will
any times prove those who may give call he truth
above Such Inducements will be offered possibly
be iejecied.
8##4 .H lH.H# G. WOODWARD,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 10th and lth streets.
Ap 99--3teodif #@#h
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-a. aW In Navy Supplies. a.. H#
NAvy DErARrMNSr
a.. y. -#NsHt Construction, May /, s52.
U,UosE authorized publish the this
IKE required
al The Pensacola this May
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11-Tne Great Wheel OF Providence 4. the subject

mornings First Presbyterian ehueh Ak street
by Mr. Gaahe Text-Ezeke L. 6 appearance
their orr. was a the mi1dle of Wheel
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IN OWEN Il SON. Military and Naval Merchant Tai
II, method Of informing the put
lie generally that they have just received, direct from New Yoh
spring and goods, consisting superior
fancy cloths blue, black and fancy cassnere with
Election Of the latest together with variety
articles OF genlemens wear. II. a..ge 1#H. .H rs
Thankful favo they request that their friends
examine for themselves
Ap 7-3awlm ASH,
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DoMkSTIC GOODS.
ono PIECES heached long cloths, embracing All the best m
oUU 40 pieces blesched sbeelings all widths Dt.s ~.
500 do prints, all styles and prices
bales various styles brown goods, very low by The Pso
30 pieces penientiary plaid cotton
The above very low, persons buying sell an
find their adv sntage to give Us a call Es n
E5EH- EE LII - yFRBy MILLER, ~.
between 7tb and 9Th streets, opposite Centre Marfel
Mar 2s-lm
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WE lot choice embroidered
w spider bonnetss Aso of eooed belgrade bonneis
0.# laws HALL x BROTHER,
May 22uf 81 Miss Dermou's building, 7tb st.
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SPECIAL BARGAINs-we offer especial bargains in
IL 100 pieces very shng cottons, l2k cents ya
well worth Ia cents r. r. ~ ..s.e.s ~ II. ssi.
rs pieces Ih linens all pure nen OF medium and 'upefnne
u ' qualities 5 6Ai IL W
20 do linen sheeupes, all widths, very cheap ~ .el
do fine aud medium black French cloths, cass.
s meres, and vestnes, really choce
dnmasks, assorted widths ah hnepi
handsome patterns sa# a|
20 do cheap and fac black beregc -. ,
black aIpacas and bombasns, with all other snd
black gnods
A large 10, OF new beregee spring styles
With other goods
Terms cash. unlees arranged 10 the conrnry.
articles prices and fair dealing may be relied on IN
PERht q Bkothhh,,
An I3-6teof Opposite Centre Market
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ST. Patrick's Church, r. siroet-Right Rev. Bishop
1mon, York. viii this church this Sunday
aud The collection be takenup viii be- Tor the
beneat OF the Cathe a Buffalo. Maya
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Professor and Teacher Of Doncng, Department cassaic scepre
and Ae more aiAist iAssn eb s1sresss for ssnie from
London,
II AS e honor inform the families OF this neghbohood that
III al the OF ladies aad gentlemen he win aks
his residences Washington teaching
indispensable branch Of geDleei education and having sde
MR. Mr.. Tennjel London practice Of
sixteen and lssnooisls from nnI families, and parents
nd guardians yoatn enable him impair all the islonabe ee
only nin credit bun give gen
sfai satisfaction 10 his patrons.
Mr.. Goodaii making for elegant sun OF rooms
viii pupils he respectfully soheis
early call enable him fun, out hS plans relative 70
classes.
Mr. g. win all his time 10 gentlemen wishing 70
yoonceio, aud who wish 10 con
aud as guarantee OF ms aoiy
need uy mention lac musical director and eaae o. Tue
band he respectfully invites all 10
nspct families and schools he has taught du
ring a ing period la England .N
viii lessons in singHg and Intends 10 form vocal
in the interim will be happy 10 give
private lessons ~ any o above branches.
Address az Mrs Biays Douglass green
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Orange and Alexandria and Manassas Gap Railroads
THE daily passenger o'clock
Passengers connect with r. sawyer's lines Of coaches
Tor Mddlcbuy Uppervic and Par in Loudoun county, Mill
wood and reaching incheer by hapast O'clock
Fare through, -.
the ssns usins passengers for Wanen'en Fauquer Springs
Cupepcr Court house, Courthouse md Gordonsve,
CONCESSION with ne vssoa Central railroad az The last named
point thence 10 Charlottesville by
reaching Warrenon springs early dinner Cupep@r
Court by O'Clock, and Go louisville full
mornihg Of Virginia Central
kchMOnd Charlottesville. Through Gordonsve,
5awyes the above elegant their
hnh and the eScelled the
STATE Mr. Sawyer his supervision
nrxons aud The public rely careful driving good time
to all points. 6Ms@ ..s.L9
Both Of the above railways laid heavy and
the modern every The coaches
exceeded United States, provided
guards and AL OF Unfit OF railway trains
Through tickets be obtained Potomac House,
Washington and Newon House, Aoxan
dna Basg &c Low Ibs passenger.
The h aud The steamboats, between Washington and
Alexandra rcguery with abovr
their In Aieranda will convey
from boats the railway station
parties of above roads IL numbering
charged
Tf Ora0g- road mile
FauQuer Manassas Salem, county
50 miIes from Alexandria.
II. N. MIDDLETON, Sup. o. and Alex. r. n.
NJ. M WELSH, sup NJ. G. r. H.
lI-dtf
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LAW AND AGENCY NOTICE.
Norfhinpton q. Snethen

CONTINUES 10 practise the Supreme attend 10
cases before prosecute claims settle
against the Departments and boards Of commissioners
cure patsuts AZ abroad obtain pensions and
bounty collect debts dividends legacies and nhe
the United States and in foreign counries
ma bond and
and negotiate purchase and sale ons lands
patent rights, n any State ~ the Union.
paid California iaud-tue coming
to the United Supreme Court appeal.
prePad addressed W, G. snethen, Carroll
Place, Capitol Hin, Washington, ID. c., win with prompt
tsntiou Oct 0s-diy
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EDWARD X. COLLINS h CO.,
- Wall street, N. ".
BROWN, sHIPLEY, co,
Liverpool.
r. @. ROBERTS CO.,
~ Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNROE co,
26 Rae Note Dame des VICTORIES
GEO. DRAPER, Havrc.
The owners accountable for gold silver
bullion specie ewey precious stones metnls unless bills OF
and the value thereof therein expressed
Hef.g -dIv
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A NEW Route to PtffsburR. via the baltimore, Sus-
gushanna, RaiioadThrouFh 10 PnfsbE IN
81 express Of will leave Calvert station daily
with Washington Baltimore
M with the fast line at Mddletown l.
irving a Harrisburg at u, M, 10 dinner.
etrnihl Harrisburg p. arriving
oldayhur Athis point have the option Of
Jonsfown, thence packet
stages diroctf from Holldayshur 10 Pittshnrg.
will be sold the following points by this train,
York wRhtsvile, Columbia, Marietta Middsto~n, Harrisburg
Nlerstown, Peysvie Levsown Yeystown, Hunt
inrdon, HoIidaysburg, and Pitsburg.
This train also connects with the Cumberland Valley raroad
which through Carlisle, shippensbure, ChambeburH and
other points on this road
For accommodation Of from Washington
points of the will be the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company the arrival OF
morning receive the baggage, which will be
ROBERT STEWART,
Ticket Agent.
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Issioner OF the General Land Office.
NOTICE

NOTICE
Rerpenr pyiras entries lands heretofore whdar from
market IN Illinois, account Of the Illinois Central horoad
To prevent dcn land officers amer closing
public prociain,ed will announce
those that applications for pirate entries by cash OF loca
double the prfoe) will be
land IN the several
such public remained
unsoa in which uch townships wiz be announced
the oca ion ofland warrants are to be made az Tng
applications m~e day wis ne ern'ed amer
the merit day and where IL shall
have apped on the same
The tract, such applications IN be re-
thereafter auction among such app ean and De
awarded the highest bidder, according to law
Alter having acted on the pressing Applications Tor e double MN
lands the land officers viii announce that written appcaons
by Gosh locations by land war
and uusppropaed public lands outside
of the
market enable the State OF
Illinois quantity Of land TO which she Il entitled and
selected for such purpose and such appea
Of business should require, such
applications will be treated the manner a. those above mem
toned.
EdpardsriHe and Springfield Distrieh.
There being EpwARpsvLLR district and
district, falling within the
mite limits o the railroad grant, such vac nj ano unappropaed
said road and found
United States amer the selections for road
private entry location, the following periods TO wit
lands Epws on Monday the fu day Of
July and the lands IN the srRserELp DISTRICT on Monday
ftrenfv- sirfh day ofJnip next
-empton Of the public lands which hive
been withheld from market account o the noad grant VIII
virtue OF settlement made thereon
subsequent 1885, and prior the day when the
land shan again be made subject private entry as aforesaid
Where locntons made by land warrants, they WIZ be re-
ceived land deficit pf III.
paid cash in accordance with the
lion. prescribed by this Office 2d March last.
Given under hand the General Land ONCE the hd ds,
OF April, is5a
Ap7--lawsw JBUTTERFIELD, Commissioner
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NrOTICE.-land 7,2l issued 70 the nader
signed l. 1913, private Coemanr company
and the Hrn A. o.
Brown United States House Of and has by some
msad This notice that
epr.,on II hi. make application
OF Pensions, the Washington, for du
and, further flied carsof with the
~ General Land Once The su,nce
1874 issued, and lost
r,,.l.,d aforesaid. DAVID A. JoNEs
Ap l4-lawsw Of Neshobs county, Mississippi.
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cuMsrEP ARRANGEMENr.-

GUNNER ARRANGEMENT.-Just received from PhiIadei-
~ phia another lot ~ PARSONS celebrated
This refrigerator
u constructed that the lies directly bottom, thereby
creating of cold refrigerator
Az upright ressra have the ice top about feet from the
meats &C consequently the the bottom
coid The interior sses OF this " h 80 ar
ranged that each article Of bod entirely SEPARATE and removed
with facility. Cei and
g. WOODWARD sole District Of Columbia, Penn.
sylvania avenue, between 10Th and iih streets,
May ls-7uf
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Each allowed $50 lbs baggage free, not
ceeding 10 cubic feet.
furnished with mattress and pillow, and
with the raons the
Freight taken Chages 40 foot and from
500 The transit OF
n Expense Of the passengers.
the through mail line
the quality OF the steamers empoyed and
despatch from the spare boats always ready
at both ends 81 o accidents
For apply office Of the 81 and
SIS south street apply Tho eompanys
agency III West street, of Warren street, New Yok
/.
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sAGUENAY RIVER.
SALT WATER BATHING AND SALMON FISHING.


s-r1 For the Saguenay stopping Murray Bay, River
EAlkar du Loup Cacouna. The well going
2z2zzsk steamer ROWLAND Hill. Captain j. D. Ryan
low, furniture, BEDS bedding
upper dining saloon spnddy furnished the modern
and liable intended supplied with the best the market Affords
commodious especially fitted for this route,
appuenance for the pleasure, comfort and safety
Of and by her and speed is particularly
adapted 10 the above avgalion.
This Quebec Monday
ing O'clock the 81 Andrews wharf Tuesday
morning O'clock for the above named fashionable watering
ling every succeeding Monday Montreal and Tuesday
from Quebec at the hour proceeding Wednesday
II Offer the river Sagnenay 10 The
faramed lila a Bay, and places Of interest that majestic
leaving Monday will be landed in Montreal the
succeeding Friday morning.
The Rowland Hill will also leave this port for Quebec, River du
bee sunday and 10 Montreal on Monday morning.
Fare reduced p per from last years prices.
From Montreal River du Loup Cacouna s.
70 aaguenay and back to Cacouna. ............ 8
TO River du Loup or Cacouna and hack to MontIe-
al, same TRIP 3
to Saguenay and back to Montreal. 10
Meals included
rooms, half dollar
Children under IL years, and accompanying cabin
sengcrs, half price.
MILES.
DIsTANcEFrom Montreal Chicoutimi.
" 10 Cacouna 800
" Quebec Chicoutimi. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $50
to Cacouna. :. ................... 100
Large and eommodous hotels have River
and Cacouna, for The reception Of vsters this
MONTREAL, June, 1859 #H July l4-dlat
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OWNERS Lands In Terss.A gentleman in Virginia
good surveyor lawyer, desires remove TO Texas
and would like become the agent for
Of lands in that country, with view 10 bring them into
market
family and small capital and DESTROYS engaging In
He give the satisfactory testimonials OF capac
and responsibility and his general acquaintance . such
control considerable emigration to Texas
Any Inclined avail himself
In correspondence with the
get suitable responses addressing paid
~ WIN. GOULDlN,
General sgeni and collector Richmond, Virginia
MarI9
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Jodds Hpfidtuss, Perrsvraut0
Brorns Hotel, WasAinsfon, b. @.
rHAs. DE sHLDING a ANDREW wYLIE, IT,. having fwmed
partnership for before
Congress- board
misopes appointed for IN, Of spoatons other
claims against foreign theI
full aud fabf~i atisnu- 70 all hss,s~ tNs ~ nu-ed -
their They win
otherwise selling collecting
rents, &c
Andrew wy,e, IT, viii st,epd law bv-ines. which
either aimsc the firm be innsfed In
District, Supreme Of United States
Cha- De sednr being United sates commissioner
public, all the of Union
will prompt the taking Of testimony, acknowleds
deeds, his office
Charges will be moderate and regulated by the amount claimed
and the services required.
Communicatons (post pad) receive
Sept 6--dly +. !
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NOTTAGE Heights saIc.-For sale, the
the north side ror between 4th and 5 streets
sves square 53 aF No in said square, which the
built The lot front Of 60 feet inches and depth Of
l0s feet 81 inches, containing AL The situation
beauty city, being the
ridge and commanding extensive Of the whole city and
rounding The cottage large and IL built Of the best
tenas The whole will be sold bargain and accommodating
and should the purchaser LOT No 49, which adons
No. with will be
cluded IN the sale.
For further information apply
t# JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
July l4-eO6t Auction Commission Merchant
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BROOKE ID. VILLA BIS,
B.7NKER,
rHARLEs SEXTON Attorney ana CoSnseIior-.s

(HARLEs SEXTON, Attorney and CohnseIior-st-
" Law hts professional Supreme
the United States ia claims before the Court
claims against the various departments Of
ment and before Congress- In procuring patents In obtaining
bounty collecting
the
States especially, prosecu
soners under with Mexico, 10 full
enon and 10 California land e coming in the United
States Supreme Court appeal
The latest the and compiled
ohe General Land oice
bfacng improvements md population
the United arreeabiy
be obtained his Office 18th opposite Treasury
Buiidinr, Washington, u. O. NJ .H&.
Hon Buterfd, Washington
ency Alexander Ramsey, ST. Paul. Minnesota r.
aiaw New York ciiyi Peter H. attorney
Aviso, California Messrs. Thomas Compartment Il Co. Phia
dephia; Messr, A. Ladcw Co.. 81 Loais Messs O. Aber
nsty Co., Oregon City.
Feb s-oaw3m
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sEns public informed that, under the present
&4t OF this company inspected
ZkrIE approved by the Navy Department, suitable
--z- la strength and power or conversion iDto war
the carrying United States nails VIII
hereafter leave panna San Francisco on arrival o.
Atlantic mails, will leave Francisco for Panama ue
5th days following packets be
longing this the Paee least one OF which
n port a eac end