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State Of Texas, Comptrollsr's ONCE,
Aurtin, February 20, 1852.


Austin, February 20, 1882.
IN compliance with Of legislature Of The State Of Texas
approved February i6 s5 will be received at this
once until the rt day Of May for the sale Of one million Of
dollars of United States stock issued
and surrender Of portion
Of boundary under the provisions Of
Congress the unied approved September S
lesO.
Said should be6 for purchase OF said bonds the
TO delivered the city OF Austin and The proceeds thereof
Ne paid said second the bonds be delivered at the
city Of washington, D. c. the proceeds thereof deliverable
bonds delivered the city New
deliverable
invited for the delivery OF the bonds the city Of
Galveston and proceeds thereof
deliverable Of said points.
redeemabe In fourteen from the FIRST OF
January 1851 years said bonds has been already
paid, leaving thirteen year, interest still due
bid than hundred thou
sand dollars Of the bonds but the individual make
bids.
without which
have scarued the bonds prior 10 their delivery.
should specify before funds win be available
70 the State ser notice Of the acceptance OF their bids
bid addressed Comptroller OF
This place. and endorsed Proposals for the Purchase Of
United States atock'
JAMES b. SHAW,
March i3-d2o Comptroller.
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February "a, 1892.
ON the petition James, Rochelle New York,
praying tho extension Of granted him for
from the
said PATENT which skes place the thirteenth day OF April
A H.. I552--
ordered petition once
Monday i2 Of April ~ o'clock and all person,
appear they why said
petition ought be granted.
opposing the extension required 70 file The Patent
Once specifically forth In writing
days All testimony filed by either party
transmitted In sccod
ofthe oce which will be furnished sppcs
Ordered also published National Intel
iieeno.r Republic Union, Washington, D. CT Philadelphia
Inquirer Providence Journal Providence r.
Pisbura Gazette Pburr Pa Express New York N vs. Daily
Dee Boston, Mass and the Daily Journal Milwaukee WIS., once
April nort - ....
Patents
Editors papers win please copy send their
bills 70 Patent Once with paper containing this notice.
Feb l3-law3w
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United states Patent Once,
Rahrnarv IL 1870

s1.F~ February lG, loS2.
IN the petition Of Patrick Magenn Of Patterson New jersey
Of granted him for inn
dyeing the expiration Of
said patent which takes place the twenty day of April d.
1852 v
Its ordered that the said petition be heard at the Patent Office
Monday, Of April ~ O'Clock,
all notified appear and they
have, why said petition ought be granted.
file in the Patent
Office their objections specifically forth in writing least TWEEN
before the day of hearing All testimony filed by either
the said hearing bs taken and transmitted
cordance with the Of the Office which will be furnished
plcation
Ordered also, that this notice be published in the National Ine
gencer Repnbc Union, Washington D. c. Philadelphia In
qure Philadelphia, pennsylvania Providence Journal Provi
leland Express, New York Daily
Boston, Louis lneigence St. Louis
Missouri week successive weeks
18th Of April
r. G. WEIGHTMAN.
Acting Commissioner of Patents
s papers will please copy
bills TO the Patent Office, with paper containing this notice.
Feb l7-law3w
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WIsTEn ROUTE TO CHICAGO .. or M,eassn,

WINTER ROUTE TO CHICAGO.--Trans Of Michigan,
Southern Indiana railroads daily, Sundays
excepted,) follows;
Leave Monroe Toledo BIS, arrive at Lap0rte al
plank road 10 miles
Michigan City 40 miles Answorh and by stage
70 miles 20 Chicago February through Chicago
Returning Lapore waycars leave Lapore al 100, a.
and arrive at Monroe and Toledo 5,45 p. IN.
Daily stages with Fort Wayne Surgis with Losans
pc Lafayette and indianapolis, at South Bend and at other
places the line, with principal towns north and south
AT Toledo line 5.45 y. a. with the
route, by and railroad 10 Cleveland,
Erie DunkTk, and Buffalo.
all the Pisburg
thence miles staging Philadelphia and New
York, or Baltimore and Washington.
E. r. WILLIAMS, Superintendent.
ApRIAE Ian. ID. 1859. Jan 2e-dH
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IyOn Rent tho large and ecmmodtoua house In tn
FIRST ward occupied by the Brazilian Minister.
For terms apply 10 Gen. Gratof, Cir Buidincs
pt9i--codtf flntell.1
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The steamship Columbia will ply, in connection with the
above between San Francisco and ports In Oregon
Each allowed $50 lbs personal baggage ee, not
ceeding in measurement 10 cubic feet
Freight will be taken Chages 10 cents per FOOT and from
Panama 10 San francisco the rate Of $00 per ton
freight apply ut the Office Of The company w
West street. New York city. nj. o. ROBERTS.
Jan l6--d3m
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NOTICE hereby given such may be entitled
~ benefits Of the Of Congress- approved March le loud
4 Military Asylum &c, viz
All soldiers and discharged soldiers Of the army Of The un
Staes regulars and Of the regiment battalion ma
rines, the with Mexico and who d
by disease that service and in the Inn
their duty and who by their disability incapable OF further MI
tay service all snsers and discharged soldiers OF The army
United States, who have served honestly and faithfully
twenty years every soldier and discharged soidah
have contributed to ie funds OF the Military Asylum since
passage Of the found the same-Msrch 3, e5aeeadNh
the provisions Of thai who have been disabled by ds
wounds incurred in the line Of his duty, rendering him ncn
military and pensoner account OF WOUNDS
incurred in the military service though not contributor
funds of institution who during the period he voluntarily
benefits Of H. sa transfer his pension
Military Asylum, that building has been provided in this Guys
their accommodation.
No deserter muinecr habrual dlnkard win be Admits
without such evidence Of reformation Of character the er
roners sha deem sufficient authorize his admission nor h
provisions Of the found Military Asylum apply any rr
States soldier whatsoever who shall have been convicted %
other dissscc infamous crime Of civil nature anah
shall admitted the service the United States
Applications be received This institution will be address,
TO Brevct Captain Schuyler Hamilton, U. g. A., Secretary
Bonrd Of Commissioners, Washington, ID. q.
Dec 25-3taw2w H#
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IN n word, beg TO state that we onsr great In
/ ducemenis buyers OF the following articles
pieces aiIpen sheeDgs, OF the various widths
100 fnsh shiTting linens, tai prices
IS do superhne frsh linens fof Blossoms and collars
IS Irish linens, IS per yard
All linen goods sell warranted linen.
pieces plaid mpsIns, l2H yard, worth 20
hne white canbrics and jaconets
plaid and striped muslin, all styles and prices
shiring-, lax yard,
such q usually eel at 1eA
assorted table diapers and danasks remarkably hand
some patterns
9s DO pHlowcase linens, assorted prices and widths
rs alpacas, from common 10 extra Bne
90 black medium
100 dozen ladies' linen cambria handkcrche l2k cents
each, worth Is.
With many ~ and desirable goods in our line.
Terms cash, unies. arranged the contrary.
acle prices, and fair dealing be relied In all
PERRY BROTHER
March 11--steoh Opposite Centre Market
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Each passenger personal baggage Nee not cr
ceedinG In measurement 10 cubic feet
stecraee furnished pillow
with the same rstons the
Freight win he taken Chrges 70
Panama aan Francisco
the istInus At the expense OF the passengers.
win be perceived that tho through mail line
ent advantage in the quality Of the employed and
despatch
At both ends OF the line accidents.
For further information apply Once Of the company,
IS South street For choice of hehs
agency No ~ West Of Warren street, New Yort
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Il. p MILLER,
of Virginia.


a. w. VERY, Z. p MILLER,
of Washington City. of Virginia
VERIFY d MILLER,
Pennsylvania Streets Washington
lUHoEsALE and retail dealers foreign domestic staple
and fancy dry goods, maiting cloths table
and piano bed SPREADS Blankets sheeng and
nishng dry goods generally
surct, prompt, personal attention given orders.
21-Iyif
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Assistant Teacher Wanted In,medstey'
THE Principal OF the wsusnton IN CO. Male Academy sis
teacher who ~ qualheo
the English branches and The lower mathematics
unmarried man, az sober habits and good moral chs
All applica made and II by
TO the Principal.
Feb l9-du
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DR. NJ ". hogan has removed his residence and
oce directly opposite the Northern Liberties Mar
third from 7 where he will be happy 10 receive
his friends and the public generally In the
practice Of his profession.
NJ B-ordss lef Mr. McIntyes drug promptly attended
10, as usual. March ll-6teod'
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DURE Peruvian Gusnos-TIavng been appointed agents
the sale OF Peruvian Gohno In the District OF Columbia We
orders quantities be delivered from NE
prices purchased other
supplied upon the most favor
able
y. PICRRELB Co,
Feb 0-if3mwow Water street, Georgetown.
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VOKE-NECK sHIRTs-shirts OF style and Of good
will he order, and warranted 10 it, STE
VEINS making shirts order years. and has
accommodate Cen
wishing good shirt and well hng wall leave their orders
sIbNEN5'S Sncs-roon,
Mar 7-eodGuf Browns Hotel
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LAW AND AGENCY NOTICE.
worthinUton q. snethen

CONTINUES practise law in the Supreme Cont
prosecute claims
the departments and boards OF commissioners pro
cure patents abroad obtain pensions and
bounty lands collect deb dividends leesoies. inbe
United States and in foreign
oans and and
gage negotiate the purchase and sale ofosns nnds and
patent rights, y any State Of the Union.
Particular attention paid California land tile coming up
10 h. United Supreme Court appeal.
prepaid, addressed to w a. snehen Carroll
Place. Capitol I Washington, D. O., win meet with pomp,
sntion. Oct as-aly
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Canton Mattings, Floor OiIcioths. CsrpeuDg, DO.
E receiving per schooner Statesman,
from New York
SO pieces a extra heavy white Canton matings
20 do 54 do do do
20 do "a do do do
IA do red checked do do
25 do 54&6-4do do do
10 do A do fancy do do
do super English oilcloth, 10 feet wide
do super American ocoh, from twelve to eighteen feet
25 do ow-priced American ocoh, three SIX feet
wide
10 do Cocoa mattings for basement, &c.
full OF variety OF m
ported and American Competing, such
Tapestry velvet tapestry English and American Brusels
Imperial three py ngrain fine ingrain
priced hemp and cotton both striped and plaid ose,her
furnishing which
fully determined offer good terms
other dealers In this country. .aau. -.
Apl8-n r. H. HOoE q Co.
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EDWARD X. COLLINS d CO.,
No. Sc Wall street, NJ X.
BROWN sHIPLEY, Co,
Liverpool.
T. O. ROBERTS b CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNROE d CO.,
% Ruo Notre Dame des VICTORIES
Paris.
GEO. DRAPER, Haue.
The OF these will accountable for god silver
bullion specie jewey precious stones metals, unless bills
adng signed therefor and the value thereof therein expressed
Sept5-dy
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Pacific Mail Steamship Compcny.-The only Through
Lane for California Oregon.
WA NAVY BAY rASAaAJ
~Exc. The public informed that, under present
@z@r1r arrangements OF this company
ZZElfE and approved by the Navy
.~-ak1- In strength and power for copvofsion
u The first Glass; and carrying the United
hereafter leave Panama for ar Francisco Immediately
the Atlantic mails, and win leave Francisco
lat and 18th days Of onch month The following packets
longing TO this the rscc least
will be always
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UIsroIRE dc la Rcstauration, par Lamsrtine-voIs.
III 2 and 4. Paris, 1851.
Decrct Bord la Ploui Paris
plates.
HsoIe du Direcore; A. oranier de ca.saenac-i
Pa -s 1851.
Bnque oeanocrpphic Taronomie Historic Natuee des
Families vegetables NJ E. lie Maoul
plates. Paris, 1859.
Les Sanics PENNIES; Fragments dune hors
rAbbe Darboy--l vol. Paris 1882.
Piobert 1rae d. Artiee theorique patque-1
Trsite tArilerei General
Decker de la petite quec, iespt strategic moderne
l vol. Paris.
Queries Mnrdpcs la Repubque Empire par Capt
tsino Gravicre-2 vols. Paris.
lie Paa pAvenir de lAere Louis Napoleon
Bonapare-i vol. Paris, leiS.
Imported from Paris, direct by
March2 FRAECK TAYLOR.
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rf-S~~ These ships having been built BY contract en-
XE3S service, hs. been
ZB4lH1X Ia their engines,
insure strength and speed and their acconino-
passengers for comfort
passage New York Liverpool IN lrst cabin, S2o
cabin
From Liverpool 10 New York, ESQ and gao
IA experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship.
No berth be secured until paid for
PROPOSED
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The steamship Columbia VIII keep semi monthly
ncaon between San Francisco and ports Oregon awaiting
former mails
andreturnng without delay with the mais and
steamer from San Francisco
regular line propeers and side wheel kept
up for the transportation Of freight and transient
Panama and San Francisco
Some OF keep between
Acapulco the Mericsn The
win he maintsised United ma
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CEyLINTu sems-AuuuaI Trade sale OF
- This win place Wednesday morning. oith March
half 10 o'clock tho Chinese Museum Philadelphia
both Of e extensive saloons Of that capseoos
building.
The sb, TOP wagons win arranged large bslroom
second
The stock Of carriages bo cold this occasion win be
offered auction United embracing
hundred light vehicles the manufacture OF Dunlap
Co.. John Merrick Howell Sparks J. d. Doughty and others Of
Acknowledged reputation
No will be admitted in catalogue unless warranted
BY the makers, that purchasers rely securing good
article.
Open Tor exhibition the say previous.
Purchasers informed post
ponement account Of the weather. =
ALFRRD M HARNESS,
tuctioneor
Auction Of horses carriages and harness held
opposite Museum every Saturday throughout year
establishment all times
and stock hand believed be the largest the United
States. Feb6-2sw3w
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0U,UUU and for sale New York Butter siore No a
over street, Baltimore e#Nk"
great share above been collected the ge,,.
expressly hotels and families during the
OF prejudice that justly exists against useltd
batter has been imposed upon Go
butter, which Bsng connected Of The 1
and houses in New York; who possess sup
choicest diaries from cou
and who sending fresh supplies regularly twice week Ik
confident furnish article that will eapp
aste renin delightful flavor spring B,
of citizens already realized the virtue Ma
will be suit all tastes All goods delivered M
city free OF charge.
Also 1000 pounds very choice pine apple cheese An will
sold a. low In New York by the few pac kagcs
All goods bought and sold for cash.
w. c. CORNELL
BALTIMORE, Dec. IL, 1851.
neci laws
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United states ratsn, once,

ON petition Of Samuel TTuseau add Geosse Wof
" Pa, and Jalnes Doushefy, OF fbiiadepho
extension VI patent granted 10 them for n
tho mode Of making wheels 10 be used on sl
applicable purposes, for The e1 ~
ID. 1867 "AehiA
IL . ordered that the said petition be heard al the p.,.
Tuesday the sixteenth day Of March next at IL O'Clock
notified appear and show cause any ar
why said petition ought not 20 be granted. 'AAstb
Persona opposing the extension required Gle In m. n
Once their objections, specifically set forth IA writing
twenty before the day ofhearng All testimony ard ~ &
party said hearing taken ana ~ eu
la with the rules of Office, which win N
n application. 1As
Ordered also, this notice be published in the National ~
quirer Providence Journal Providence, r. 4 Pis1s'
zete, Pillsbury Pa. Express, New York, NJ " and us
Boston, Mass week for three successive
Tnos EwRANK
tt Commissioner OF Pau.
p. g. Editors of papers please copy and
bills the Patent ONCE with containing this notice.
Jan lo-law3w 0s#e
IN PURSUANCE Order the Orphans. con-
Of Baltimore city, notice isbereby given that, win s
admitted probate 24lh day OF December, 1880 s
the following iem designated as Inc third item OF said
Item al will and bequeah half OF my esiate al nv v
death 10 be divided into equal paihee parts ~
Grandfather Hugheas grand children, their heirs three u
grand or Their MI
the parish OF Ianchwap
county Gamorgan, South Wales shall be judges bo
but should Of the above children, their heS be wealth.,
either side shall have it.n
pursuance said order, further given wau a
persons who be interested in the provision Of SAID
or by SOLICITOR before the Let day Of July
hb proofs their interest under the sad provision ss
and abide such action the said orphans court may d.
premises.
Administrator de bonis non with the will annexed of
Dec 27--lsm6m Edward Matthew
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Whole nckeu 920Halves Sl0Quaen 43Eighths 81 So
0-Ordc for tickets and and certificates of packages
tina splendid will the
and Official Of each drawing Immediately amer is
10 all who order from
Address L. z. O'BRIEN, Agent,
p Successor J. 4 c. MauryJ
Febl9 Alexandria, Virginia.
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. The splendid nset Of sea steamers belonging 10 this
<>3E@r& continue In with the
EH&s OF Paehe Mail Steamship Company,
between the ports above named, carrying United
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Columbian Cnri.ue. ID. G.

Columbian College, ID, g. -,
THE winter session Of months viii be opened on one u"
i September. .~M
Room, library, bed and furniture ...............- tx
Table and servants, per -
Charges 10 students who do board an
Room, library and furniture
Fuel ntco-t washing y7k cents per dozen A.uas
Mat1culaon fee, $40; and small charge for nvera rer
The college expenses, exclusive OF books and
do not exceed ~ 80 annum. Students be
time the opening Of the session s preferable Bus PaI
months in advance. skr
Our students have the opportunity Of attending the s~
tres given by the disn Of science NJ IA
sonian Institution also Of hearing the debates In Conees v
gnmcnts before the United States Supreme Courtndyah
no other college present :. ...N
CoLLEsH HIT August, I65i Aug 22-dseF'-
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cALOEA Farm For Sale.-This beautiful forms
y residence the Rev. WIN. Mafts Offered for oca
ted Fairfax comfy, Virginia, miles nom Washington
c. line the contemplated plank road leading from
house Ge0getown and adjoining The farm Commodore
Jones, and 20ei is high state culnyani
plenty ofcloice fruit The buildings consist Of brick mansion
by 3D. with wings attached which make 2s feet ron farm
house spring house brick school house carriage ou
comhouse with 62 by 30, with basement-a good repair
and Is remarkably healthy.
LAsoLEr, Fairfax county, Va, Dec ], 1851.
Dec 3-aw6ws
OsT BOUNTY-LAND WARRANT.-Land warrant ~
Ii subscriber in Washington city, (wbo
in Capt r. c. Buchanans B, Attn inany under he
$780, been pocket OF Jas u L
warrant the subscriber has made assignment
same. PETER CALLhGhM
Dec ll-lAw6ws
lNOLT's, ALIENS. WARMERS AND OTHERS RI
v peatng pistols, just received and for sale BY
j. W. BADEN
Pennsylvania avenue, 9Th
Dec ls--aaw4~ff
DRONZED SHOVEL AND TONGs, STANDS. FAxcy
Bndrons tongs pereeih
ivory 81 pieces, and detached
plated forks &c, Of every patterns walters iogehaEn
general Of nearly every article belonging
keeping. For sale low by
]. w. BADEN,
Pennsylvania avenue, near 6thyu
Dec le-2aw4wif
ONE CASE DOUBLE-BARREL FOwLISG PIECES
just opened and offered at exceedingly low price, By
Pennsylvania avenue, nearly opposite Browns Hosl.
Dec l6-oaw4wif
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pRIvATE TUToR.-A Young English rensaarsin F,dg,
received rood education, and resided some ,oYns
anxious 10 obtain the position Of tutor compsnion
sons In some private family responsibility. ca
References personal character and family ~
given TO parties fhe hches, responsibility either
In England, : $3.50 Nav Tet
Mar I5-dnf
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p H. HooE Il CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
carpens noor OIL cota maiuncs, curtain materials,
s,eeng, blankets, and house furnishing
Pennsylvania avenue, between m and 9Th Washington
DC.
Aug oo--u
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DANCING ACADEMy.-Errst Course.-Mr. r., n LAppF
has the honor citizens of
and Alexandria
season win Thursday, November
George Thomas Pnrkers
avenue between 9Th and 7b
Days Of tuition Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturday.
All the fashionable dances will be introduced and tasgh
Oct lt-dtf
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CEvERAY THINGs.--we fully determined 20 reauc.
" our stock OF The several things below named
ladies' bla,k and colored silk veve, with
velvets. -
Ladies wishing dresses now i. N. tim. to
purchase. - - : - - =
Long all wool sbaws
Blankets Of the Bne and medium kinds.
White hanneis, fne
Particular bargains will be offered n all the above
French and English de.s In nh
Of which decided bargains will b. offered. = -
We OFFER large and superior cloths
meres, and yestinss al prices much reduced.
include lew priced cloths and twecds for boys'
hlnrEe iot or printed druRseits for hoorciotbs
~ KINDS o. mourning goods constantly hand.
sen'lemen's under shirts and drawers, all kinds.
y supply oftablo diapers, damasks and towenings
dry goods house. $3.50 " : "N
we are daily expecting money few bills tina, remain
unpaid, and are long since due
terms cash, unless arranged the contrary.
Gases. - - - -
- PERRY BROTHER
1sa7-iVeon Opposite Centre Market
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ONG IAfe IL within the reach OF sll-Ihe tsfl
~ German physicians Doctors Brothers and cray w, hsh
concluded 10 settle themselves In the city OfN Rshings.
travelled tile world in search Of knowledge ana
seven years among tho Indians for the purpose Of II s
knowledge Of botany, they faer themselves quana
and all complaints which The human family are g sS
promise TO all who favor with call that We .rI pf
out asking them question, tel them their compa por
toms, and guarantee easy and speedy cure Ave. w
medicines wholly vegetable, and prepared ny "a nsr
guarantee inveieate compiaini
from what they have originated, Or how w
viz fever &C. Refer can be haa W
pcrsons living In the Of the sa
York. Pennsylvania Cansda hc, who, having ee
SKILL been restored TO heab Diseases successng, ,
this Office the following dyspepsy constipation ~ y
bronchs erysipess, letter, scsldheaa w b
diseases, diseases Of the skin, lung, stomach, NV
kidneys, spine, &C. ,.,,rudon.
once south street, opposite The Smithsonian In'''"'
Oct 81
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United states Mall Steamship Co,np@ny.-Ths only
Through Line For California and Oregon,

S.s YORK; Hasana, Sss Orleans. K..s.son, and cassr
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THE RANK OF THE UNION, In Browns Marble
Building now for the transaction Of exchange
general banking business.
RIO. II. GALLAGHER, President.
q. W. MARSH Cashier.
Dec lG--u