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, 1853-04-09

Tue WEATHER for the last week has been
most delightful. Everything has put On
the garb of Spring, and the air is filed with
a sweet fragrance.
, 1853-04-09
surveyor Generals Report

We are indebted to Hon. ]. B. PRESTON,
Surveyor General, for a copy of his last an
nual report to the Commissioner of the Cen
eral Land Office. We make such extracts
from the report as. directly interests the
present and future claimants under the do
nation law:
, 1853-04-09

pa- The new saw-mill, building al Seat
tie, and in which steam power is to be used,
is progressing rapidly towards completion.
, 1853-04-09

10 We learn, from the Oregonian, that
some cowardly assassin waylaid and assault
ed Robert Thompson, Esq, very worthy
and Peaceable citizen of Portland, while
on his way home, on The 19th ultimo. We
are PleasedaO learn that Mr.. 7. was rather
too much for the villain, and pitched him
over the river bank. '"
, 1853-04-09

BS- The bark "Carib," Capt Plnmmer,
which we have often seen ADVERTISED in San
Francisco papers as up for Columbia river,
and once cleared for Valparaiso, arrived in
our harbor on "Wednesday last, % days
from S. F., with merchandise 70 master. =
, 1853-04-09
SURVEYOR GENERALS OFFICE,
Oregon City, Oct. %, 1852.


SrR--ln conformity with your instruc-
lions, have the honor TO submit the follow.
ing report Of operations connected with this
office up to the present time. ... ...
At the date of my last annual report,
there were contracts let for surveying the
exterior lines Of twenty townships and
sixty miles fifteen chains and Ihirty-seven
links Of standard parallel lines also for the
subdivision of FIVE townships. Contracts
have been entered into since that date for
surveying the exterior lines of thirty one
townships, twenty-four miles of standard
parallel lines, and for subdividing fifty town
ships.
: The surveys have been confined under
your instructions, 10 the most thickly settled
portions Of the Willamette valley /; a large
proportion of The land surveyed is now oc-
cupied by settlers claiming under the dona-
tion law.
, 1853-04-09

70 The KENDALL Co. are now receiy-
ing large addition 10 their former stock of
goods just such things as The farmers are
wanting at this season Of the year. Read
their advertisement in ,o-day's paper.
, 1853-04-09

B@. Brig Leonesa," Capt Howard
arrived at New York on Monday last, II
days from San Francisco.
, 1853-04-09

10 The bark "Sarah Warren, p Capt. A,
B. Cove, arrived at this poA on Tuesday
last, ls days from San Francisco, with a
full cargo Of merchandise 10 the Kendall
Company. Il. ..r ...l...g T..
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-AOTICE.

A Ii PERSONS owing or having aceouw.
N sgaihstJ the Kendall CO. are tednesledi,.
have the same settled Immediately, as said Con.
ppny are about to settle up their Affairs prsvioO.
10 the departure Of two Of The parties Of said u
for the States. l3 I y Agi iKENDALL. ca
by,Jos. CUsHMAN, Agent. N gT
Olympia, April 9, 1853. 3ltf
, 1853-04-09

pa'- The bark Sarah Parker arrived at
New York, 95 days from S. F. with car
go Of merchandise 10 Terry & Low. See
advertisement. ....r
, 1853-04-09

~ The brig C. W, Kendall, Capt. D,
J. Cove, sailed for San Francisco on Tues
day last, with full cargo Of sawed lumber,
coal and potatoes, and FIVE passengers. ar q
, 1853-04-09

p9- Capt Leary viii please accept our
thanks for late files OF San Francisco pa
pers. .
, 1853-04-09

S9- The barkS Mary Melville, Capt
BArstOw, and Alabama, Capt. FaIkenberg,
are now due at this port, and may be hourly
expected with full cargoes of merchandise
, 1853-04-09
Ex BARK sARAHW.ARRENs

TUST RECEIVED, another lot Of New iag,
81 Goods, such as Sugar, Molasses, ViHe-jfyI,
gar, Hams, Teas, Tobacco, Rice, Pietlet2
Fruits, Pickles. Fancy, crackers in tim, PIISi
Bread, Table Salt, Boots, Shoes, Brogans, SIN
pers, Garden Seeds, Grind stones, Nails, Ron,
Cook Stores, Medicines, Stationery, Log and 81
Chains, Liquors, &C.. a. store Of kendall CO, h
.rs... '.vfl- raz ai JOS CUSHMAN.
Olympia. April 0. 80. 3Itf ,slmpa \
, 1853-04-09

U The United States District Court for
Thurston County, Judge STRONG presiding,
will commence its session al this place, on
Tuesday next. o..
, 1853-04-09

B@r The bark Bronies arrived at Stella.
COON, on Monday last, 81 days from S. F.,
iuA!hst, cd. .. p.. -.
, 1853-04-09
IA. Large .AasOrtmsnt- of dIooaIls,..

A Large Assortment Of cEoosEies-
THE ATTENTION OF THO 6RE00N
4 trade is invited to the Following: -.
275 cases nectar ToBAccol adi rnetFS--
isSis IoI IEgI'Pfs flIs. W iiIT-ssssElI IN
so half bo1ssrKkagis lSAab6o: SsAz
* Pm 4 NqloAaPeylEtoib,sAcss iadT
20 50 { s"7dT~ia Bsbthsns no 81 isgoas ~
-uase I lElEIelIaoa ,anihdss.. s.Isbnu dye
baIoo ~ HiiMs & ROIayds' HAlo nd Sm
- AL sfThins q 0OsHENi NiBUR1ER; .Ri,eeu,a
125 brls. bans, IS CASKS butter, in kegs
500 mats No. z sugar, 100 Kegs hfd!! s1niiH
1000 half brls cTnihbd suspFsf f05 aeiinhapl 4
$50 mats Carolina rice. l75 brls G, rice ei,,',..
675 base o. beans, IS cases r. w. malches,
450 bOSeS "a candies 20 cases 0laf fks maiihl.
IT5 bTls clear and nsHa pork. rs hfbfAPTkil
s25 Tins cheese, prime, 100 don yeast POWDER
260' bSgi Ris coffee, IS bSss Pspfos1S steHa
30 579 issssstsa, ep9 9lb sadss div naiissap
$50 half chests black tea; - .-.l
100 bxs brown soap, so BIS s w. soup
ia5shf brlF corn meal, 100 hf brls haekkn|
l70 cases E Wighfa oysters; a.. A.. .f.it.
f25 kegs pickles, ass cases pickles;
s 400 boxes bunch TaisinI ais9Ig 9df oi ba1
80 boxes yermieell, rs boxes staEch5 sss,tN
IS cases Lewis oysters
% 7I2S boxss stou6d coffee lon9iqzgoo g e az
800 Fsens yraPpins paPet snoo sod ,aoiissi
so bales CigsTtlo psper, I.
las bdls cotton twine 'ii" u s-ou1l-A13l'
200 dO1anl2 and , hooped' haeketssso ~ -
los cases Kenselt's fIesh peaches. -
I75 KennefSfresh stiawbesries e''i ''.s'
l25 cases preserved baef;rdl b5lsdnnl oion
l91s cases preserved ysaig iggs.sM sGr .asf
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RANK EXCHANGE PLACE.

d Street, North Side. Bet,ceen 10th and llh.
TNIIE undersigned respectfully inform their fellow
citizens and the public generally, that they have
opened an establishment under the above name with
the intention of keeping what is much wanted in
this city, first class RESTAURANT in which every
leicacy of the season. either of fish, flesh, fowl,
can always be- obtained. and where good order,
biued with social and cheerful intercourse, will be
the ruling feature. For gentlemen having calls upon
the different Departments, for merchants and bust
men. its location is unsurpassed by any other:
being situated about midway between the large hotels
and business portion of the city-the banks and
Government offices.
Their lar will he sunp'iedwith the choicest wines.
Of superior brands: and they have male arrange
ments which will enable them to furnish their CUES :
with brandies and other liquOr5 direct from The i'm
pOrtcrS.
viii he flei daily, for the accommodation Of mer-
camille men, and their visitors, all the principal
newspapers. periodicals. &C. of the northern, south
ern, and western cities.
Suppars served up fer private parties, ard 1T the
shortest notice To insure satisfaction.
The subscribers respectfully solicit the pubic's
patronage, Icing determined that nothing shall be-
wanting on their part, upon the part OF their
si-yautS. to insure satisfaction.
nov 12--eolm RABBIT & POWERS.
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JAMES GUTHRIE.
SerrutAry Of the Tr.s,grv


r.
Notice is hereby given TO tie h"ld-rs Of a.. &C.,
per cent stocks of the Loan authoriz.d lv H.. a.,
apri. Is, 1872. and r-rrmabe 3!st D-r..ll,.r H.
and also, 10 the holders Ct the ~ Ter cent s'ol.
the loan authorized by the ACT OF July. 1876. rl,
able 18th November, ltj6 that tLis i,Iar.n.D; a.
prepared TO purchase. a. any time between The l-..
hereof and The first day Of B..,,.ll-r u-v. :. H.,
tent Of two millions of sal stick IL tn ru.unar ~,
on The terms hereinafter mrnticr.rl. VT:
In case Of any conting eut rpmr. ti;ion within n.
amount stated, preference vili t. given in ar,e a.,
time in whih the said stocks Of .ltLer Kind MAY h
offered. The sertifratrs daily a.si-t,i l. lie U,i,i
statcs, must he transmitted to this depnrt,,s,,.
uron the receipt ~hcpof price will De lail am.
pounded Of the following particulars:
lst The rar value or amount Specified IN es.
certificate.
ID. premium Of l6 per rent on lie s.o.ss r,
1872 r. e 'mailn in 1852, premium as H.. Co.
may be- Of ~ per cera: On the s;o.k- Cd! l,l8 r.
deemahle in 1856.
81. Interest on the par of the certificate from ,la
lst Of July, 1873, to the date Of receipt and ,-,,
ment ii the treasury, with the alloNanle Ie.r lie
money to reach the owner Of ens day's itsr,.t in
addition.
Payment for sail stocks will H. made in lran. d,
the Treasurer q the United State. On the a..,f,
treasurer at Boston. New York or Fhiialvlpli,. 81.
the parties may direct. JAMES GUTHRIE.
Dec l-dtlsiJan Secretary CT H., Treasury
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GENERAL, AGENCY

'fNafiuR COLLINS Will prosecute claims. Of eV
l cry description against the government, b-for,
ti'e several departments or Congress: procure pen
sons, bounty lands. extra pay, and arIeara-e paw
They will attend To the buyinr and selling # rca
estate. the renting cfhnusss AN; a general collect
leg hi.sine-s. They will also furnish parties Ut
distance with such information a. thy may lesir,
from the seat Of government. Charges will tr mod
erHtr.
Once on street. Immediately opposite WiGder'
Building, Washington u. Z.
REFERENCES:
Hon. j c. r"l,hn. Secretary OF the Navy
Hen. j Davis, Secretary OF War.
n. Ca!an. esq Frcs't Board Common Council.
Gen. }. VI. McCsila. Attorney -atLaw.
James II. Ca1.tin, esq.
VIC Reddall, State Department.
IL
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NOTICE.
TNEAsuRE bEPlkrNrN-

'hsOhi phFakTNTNT, July 2o -.
Notice 10 hereby given to IA. Lo,l.rs O., '"1'
cent. stocks Of the United STATE. G., III. ' Ie'
lied 10y the act Of 2Sth Of January 49,
able the sl't of December lsc7 aud Of rtr @ 5'''
thorired by the act of 3Iat Of Nsr,h -, 'H Su.
deemsblo seth June, 1865, tina, hi. L.. a''' ''
prepared TO purchase, Mt any time le,w.I. :, J.
hereof and the lst day Of p,crml-.r NJ, wv ""'-
tent of the sum of five mi lion. OF dollsr, -
stocks, in the manner an on thu Term. vac N''
mentioned, TO wit: 's'
In ease of any contingent comlr,it;o, r;.,.
amount stated, preference wiz be V,vs, :; :, VIZ
OF time In which the said stock, ulay De- o.,
certificates duly assigned 20 tLe Uni..,j SUI
be transmitted To this department: u,.,, ~.
whereof, price will lie paid comy4unl., d, -. 80
lowing particulars:
1. The par value or a.acunt Specified in s..b
tihcate. we
2 premium on said amount OF ,w,s,,.,,.
cent. ''' -
). Interest on the par af the certificate r., -,
LIST Of July, 1853, TO the date of r,cirt an, $50.
MEET at the treasury, with the allowsp,, .,..- d.
money to reach the owner of on. d.,'s ng..,... -
aidition.
Payment for said stocks will d. ms,le IN l-....
the Treasurer OF the United States ON IN, ss.;...
treasurer al Boston, New York. or rLilsl.a,ll.
the parties may indicate.
JAMES GUTHRIE
- rotary Of tie Ir ,,s-r
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LAW NOTICE.

&iDNEY :. BANTER, late Attorney General OF
- Virginia, has removed To Washington Ia prac-
fice law.
He WIN practice in the Suprrne Court of the Uni
ted States, the courts of the District of Columbia
and attend To any professional business coniided t.
him.
{g%- Once in M0rrisOns new building on 1 \ g.
between +, ni- lVanIa avenue and 4 street.
References: IlOa. J. ]. Alien, Hon. VIM. HaI ic
Hon. Richard Noncurc. Hon. g.. g. samurIs. Hon
George II. Lea. ~ the count 81 appeals of NIrg MIA
Ia ihc judges ri the rircHIt courts al kraHt, and
10 the Senators ANA members Gi Congress fr, an Nir
GINA. il 10 ,oIy
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9NlE subscriber iit~ mo,td Ii. school IA Corg,
Hill, where cnmni"iiuu- huing h ln Ing
itted up trr us reception. As tie preparatory .i,
pirnCni OF 1T" tuluTihan College IL VIII cont: l;i,
u preserve the character of Il strictly select school
d. gitd tor layIIg ia" Foundation al thorough E
giI%iI, classical and mathematical ciuraIinn. tn,
next Sr>nu viii comcn" the l-tii al .S..p!..in
btr, and close on the last OF Jane.
Terms gig 20 per quarter, p-yabi" in advance
At small additional charge The @;Gdc.:ls u III b,
T. nhci ln attend the lectures Delivered in college
on chemistry -"rngy. AMI rnuTr:iu.y, and ;ii,n IL
r"r"'r" instruction Ia French a! "ili'r :m"rrn Ian
cutg"s hy the professor III that de pariInrHt.
Pupils may br 6naf,i-d n the coll, g.. urnr il.
spectral care atd superintendent nt the priur pal.
Tn" necessary expenses 81 a full boarding SUDDEN
VIII b. about ESQ PER academic year, and of ;
weekly h"ard"T viii not exc led -l:D.
GEO. :. BACON. PRINCIPAL.
Refer I" the faculty nf the Columbian College
Colonel j. L.. Edwards; Colonel Peter Force: Nm
Gut"n, esl.; L.. ID. Gale, NJ. d., OF The iaent OF
h""; i">rh Nll-"n. Ed. If IA" Land Office" ail,
Profess" =. &. JrNt al Tie Smithsonian luttIlut..
sep
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TO LADY AMATEURS,

fOSEPn H. CARVER, THE NEW ENGLAND
u TEACHER OF CfiROMATIC AND PASTEL
PAINTING, weud say to the ladies of Washington
aud vicinity that ha has just opened rooms in this
city, where be intends to establish permanent
Schoo. or DESIGN, aIordns pupils opportunity OF
acquiring thorough knowledge Of DRAWING SKETCH
ING AND PAINTING. If the people of aShngtan will
manifest an interest in this enterprise, Mr. Carver
will spare no pains or expense t. make his Academy
what yr would have it, permanent uSef,d ami arts
tie. hr. {. is ready tofOrm classes at his rooms
opposite Jackson Hall Pa. avenue. between 81 and
~ st.. where he will be happy Ia receive calls from
ga. III. to > =.
Terms and references given at his rooms
-
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SPECIAL NOTICE..
TIL e. u MON hC ANN Y

Corner Of lih Street and Ncu Yogk .7rcnue
I HOSE parents wishing TO secure Il select 1rd
PrFrg wGy responsible .choOi, for the correct ana
thorough training "f Their son< IN the Classics ana
Higher Mathematics. aud al+o IN the Modern All
gu4@cS and Natural Sciences, Sd that they may be
h'ted tor College, or fer Engineering. Surveying aud
Commercial pursuits are respectfully invited to
thr Institution, Gail upon the Principal soon a,
the number "a! pupils is limited, and the vacant seats
few.
M pupils will be alrnittcd or continued, whose
character Is known 10 be bad or doubtful
No pupils Will be admitted hrnceiOrth who have
not advanced beyond e primary branches.
Circulars can be obtained at the principal Book
stores. Il. RICHARDS,
sep 70 }m Principal
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EDWARD G. DYER.
IMPORTER OF HAVANA SEGARS

AND pHhBE ~
w " Il ) A " ID LIQ UORS,
Pennsylv avenue. between 18th and Eth streets
1 have coustantly on hand French, German, and
Native sparkling and still Wines OfchOces: brands:
BrsndIes, Gins. Scotch, Irish and other Whis kie-
London and scotch Acs AMI Brown Stout, Cordial
and ell other goods Usually found in frs. class
Wine Store.
SEGARS-SEGARS-SEG AR9
Having an experienced agent in Havana whose
Judgment may lie implicitly relied on, ! shall here
after be in the monthly receipt of Of the choicest
brands Of Segars manufactured on the Island Cuba
10 samples of which now invite the attention of
connOiseurs.
Now in Store, 10000 WashiD ton Club and III Siglo
brands, received by the SclI0oners Japanica aud
EliZaaeth JAM, of Philadelphia Ohl 4 Son, owners
Persons w.hing tn procure particular brand
can do 80 on application to NE, have shipments
every two weeks. EDWARD e. DYER.
S-llUt- HDrN
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FEMALE INSTITUTE,

South Grro,ita ars,eUe b,t'cecn 6M dad 7h streets
sstst, H5tSlingtOu
THIS Institution is i'll successful operation
/ with full corps OF competent and experienced
teachers in each depat tmcnt. 1t presents the best
advantage to parents, the location is very retired
The buildings are ample and surrounded with beau
tfu grounds for exercise and the course Of study is
thorough and practical.
Board and tuition in all English branches 900 per
session of ten months. Day pupils from 50 TO $lu
per quarter of III weeks, in English.
French, Music, Drawing, &c, extra
For further particulars. or for circulars apply to
GEO. q. BUTLER, A. NJ,
sep Go-eotf- priucip,l
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Seminary for Young Ladies'.

Az ST.. bet,pesn PsnnSylranid drenue aud C.
FyNHE couIse of instruction embraces all the
/ branches requisite to obtain thorough and
accomplished female education.
Terms: En- .lish. Mathematics. and the Ancient
Languages from So to ST. per quarter French s.
Other mo-lefn languages each - per quarter. Mu-
sic and Drawing at Professors prices.
limited number of boarding pupils will he re
ceivrd at 5000 per session of ten months, payable
half yearly in advance.
For further particulars apply to
+. r. LIPPITT.
nov 22-eo1m priuriIai.
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HUNT & DONALDSON,
DENTTISTS.

Pnasylcaaid drsnu>. btfoeen 9th and 10th streets
Washington, ID. &.
A RE prepared TO perform all operations in every
n branch Of Dental Practice in such q manner
as to insure satisfaction.
The former gives his whole attention TO the ope-
ative-the latter to the Mechanical Department.
Manufacturing. as they do, ARTIFICIAL TEETH
from the crude material they enabled to supply
any with teeth and gums Of any shape, color,
shade.
fscturs is invited. nov Z3-3m
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christmas q New Years Presents.
lMAs 4 liI-Il,III wv

Christmas & New Years Presents.
hOWNS & HUTCHINSON have just received Il
- handsome assortment of Goods very suitable
lor presents On the approaching holidays. A. they
are prepared to cell at very reduced prices the pub
he VIII hni 1t erlcliy to their advantage 10 call
anu examine their stock bHiora purchasing else
where W" enumcrats. in part. rs follows. viz
Lad'e. and Gentlemens Dressing Cases. Work
boxes
Ladies Travelling Companions. Sewing Birds
FINE sciss"fs, Bracelet, pearl and she'll Jewelry
Boxes
Hair brushes Of every description Combs
ParlOr Bells Gard Cases, Card Baskets Portfolios
SO new kinds Of Porte Monnnies
Pocket X hives. fine l'azors, Shaving Cases Guns
China Vases with Flowers
Perfumery, Oils. Extracts, Fancy Soaps
Small chests OF Perfumcry, Pomade
Portable Writing Desks metallic nlad Clocks, &c.
Also, gold and silver Watches gold Pencils
Loekets, Ear and Finger Engs, Breastpins, Cuff
Pins
Gold Chains, Keys Shirt Studs, Charms, &c.
together with many other articles too numerous
10 mention.
DOWNS X HUTCHINSON.
Athcncun Building,
Pa avenue, between u and 9th streets.
nov 3o-so2w&d2w
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Proposals for furnishing Brick,.
CyuED STATES C4PTToL EXTENSION AND
H.sHINGToy kgTFIIr,.g 1rtygF
H'hAi'"iON NJ tA'1'i ''lillt,
WA~HIN.T, y. Grtulf.r IL 49,

w ARLINGTON AL ElIII irIllE
washington, eI-tulcr IL. 1863. /
DRoP0ss IL will lie received at this uiicr, Gulil
i p. 1T tlr 2Dih Bccculsur not IN furnish.
ing Bricks for ID. construction OF the wb,hin. TO-
AquUIurt.
The whole quantity needed viii rrglallv fe elo,.
forty millions Proposals should Stale The 4uaUu,y
which each bidder viii undertake 10 fmhish
rl4s brick. must he l,liSrr. nj such liufs , a..
line az InRy from time L. lime - ,ic. mated ~ ia
Engineer. The ti!nc- al.a quantities % , ELI ,u
the arpr"Pi iatiohs made nv Cou.ress
Their large i.l.osit-s III ,lty sui'.,.s fr rak.
ing hlickr along the line and ~. coltr r;pr vii %
Required 10 turnlsh SAM J" AZ Tie CLAY aLd lTi,
i-:.'rr cpInnensiu- th- lnanut.-turc.
None hu; well ma,e hard burnt bricks enti,-ly
ac"rptaii'' TO thc Engineer. H4il IL l,,riitt. HIi
they Ill h. required 10 T., mad ia mouss conf,m
Ing IN size {" the municipal regulations oI the rity
TT Washington.
Every offer must IL nc,Crlrauiel " written
guaranty. .i-e~I 10y one or mot. r,~ vrl.-s- l.-
SOM 10 the effect that hc They undertake t,sl
the bladder bidders will. il hs or rrir llrir ii -
accepted. eater into oh alton within t,u d,y',
with good aud 'Giiicit.ui suleiies. e. furnish he
bricks "frri SAID T;;bty &" -. bccDull u,.l y
the .riihcste Of the Unitei States l,tIrt ludf-.
United StHte- District Attorney. Navy Agent. z
some tfirr Ct the General t:usrli.mrt or ii,aTii-
uai known 10 the DrI.a: meht al IA. that t- uar.
autorS able to make good ,h-ir GUARANTY
All hid~ Ia he sealed aud ,Idur.-d Proposals fr
Brick for Washington Aquedurt" Tie Liis vii b.
Opened in the prc-rnce Of snch Ibid. ~ - nav
10 hr present. A. ;hc certainty a ,iIllN l. ,.iy
imp rtaDt. the failure II contract IE iug D.
ably the stOrpa.e of tie w'lk FER - hole s.sa.r.
the United Stats rts'rS-s la ITSELF The rllt 90
jet any all bids and TO make suci arr:rr,Inrl,
Cor the supply II bIicks a mag L.. most 81, uta--
ous 10 tho work tSe.. extract from Tn in-rr Ie-
partlnent Ii, guatuu- below
Nj. 9 MEIGS,
Captain Of Engineers in charge Df washing
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EDUCATIONAL.
Young Ladies' Classical Institute.

UuuS LHuftS STHsbICNI IhStIIUte,
Indiind drenue, nearly opposite City Hal.
TTNIlIS institution is in successful operation
Il few m ore boarding and day pupils can be re
ceived. The course Of study is thorough and pracd
cal, designed to give finished English and Ctsssi
crl education.
Terms: For boarding pupils, including instrue
ton in English branches, with Vocal Music, the
French and Latin Languages, aud Drawing, $500
per session Of tan months. Weekly hoariers, in the
same oulse, $500. Day pupils in the same studies
800.
Instruction on the Piano or Guitar extra.
Circulars may be obtained on application TO tho
principal. ii. MIRICK, A. NJ.
nov 22-im* Principal.
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IL al y-made Clothing and Furnish.
Ing Goods,

rENT IN contemplating the purchase OF
" winter garments are reminded that they will
find at our establishment large and superior as
snrtment Of fashionable and well made goods, suita.
BILE for the present season, consisting Of
over Coats and Talmas of all qualities
Dress and Frock Coats, of French, English, and
American cloths
business Goats, of Cloth, Cashmere, Tweed and Cas-
sinet
Black doe skin. and Cashmere Pants
Plain and Fancy do do
Velvet, Silk, and Satin Vests
Silk Plush and Merino do
Cloth and Fancy Cashmere do
Fine white and colored Shirts
Merino Shirts and Draws, extra sizes
Canton Flannel do and Shirts
With large assortment Of
Hosiery, Cravats. Stocks. Gloves
Handkerchiefs, Collars Sc.
WALL & STEPHENS,
Pennsylvania avenue, next 10 Iron Hall.