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GREAT rnROUGH LIsE TO THE WEST.
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baltimore nd Osio ts,oaa ss baltimore to NAeeax
ryNS tAsrs sh me large splendid Steamers Of As
o"to" 'a"s ea ne OHIO, andfhs sfSsss ZanseHs, Se
This sxPedous line being hotopsy eopetej BY the late
hnishns nf the gfea Boad Tree Tunnel road being
excellent order the attention Of travellers confidently d
cted 10 s superior advantages and The
this road OF the mo supendous and attractive character
The express mail Train leaves Ballmore daily at u and
runs directly through Wheeling t3c0 nle in e 10 hUurs In
eudins all stoppages, arriving there at day
pa.senxen Ieasins ba',moe at lay over for lodging
IN Cumberland Ts mics aud proceed thence Wheeling in the
morning E .aIr A,3 G'A@t4 ztt Eta
To with trains, Wa,h
and daily needing baltimore Wash
Junction. (beT Relay miles nom
baltimore
Al Wheeling the unryaied Union line,
which have just been completed for this daily
ion with The and down Ohio Gin
cnna and Louisville where the Nashville, Ac.,
ME s Louis and New Orleans packets may be taken by ose o
ing further N. z. 4 '.G n. Hsss.
Pass Columbus tS who prefer the land TO Gin
and ctet Oio West d
rect from Wheeling the Ohio Stage campany coaches
over hc best Of the National road 70 Zaness &c thence
by railroad
Passengers Welsviie Cleveland by steqmboss
railroad will find this a scieeasI6 otts tfe bchI
festsr ahA ssee Wheeling aud from
places. ~#.t-u4
Or Baggage checked through from Washington Wheeling and
no charge transfer Of passengers baggage.
Fare by ticket with right lie
rou'e) from washington Wheeling 80 Cincinnati, $i
to Louisville, Sl2. -..sH. II as Il r. .H.s
1ckeis be hid o Mr. Pnrsons nse at the faioad station,
WIN. PARKER,
May li-du General superintendent.
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TO WHALEMEN AND MERCHANTs m THE PA.
hk& fes7 a#A~ CxFfC TRADE. ef.aU

Tro lease for years. CHARLES ISLAND II the Ca
group tho 5outhera Paeiac
public Ecando lying between nve aud
ward Of the OF Ansca. The island latitude
90 SOUTH Longitude dan Of Green
wich and IL about fiteen miles length
twelvs Ia length from There god
Black besch and Post Office well
The island II
soundngs around abSund fish
quaiy, with abundance OF turtle. IL equdnnt
Guyaqu and Panama, and from Cape Horn and
veascs bound fIo
of Aaerics thence
pablo producing NIL Kinds plants together
those Of temperate
feet and ht for grinding
seed) Tives WELL and equal qualify Island
Not the valleys but the sides
from
RAPID succession; mocn-d by heavy
dews, aad by rains In winter. Il ..s .ss
present island 5000 900 head Of
thriving catfe besides boes, m gests
addition 10 the constant and demand for by
transient vessels touching there profits
qne other fodder than the taaa cabbage with
supply n water during the ny laying
lively lhns cost rm hs hrst beach distance
about miles, flow OF
cludins whaeis, that constantly passing vicinity
island As the trade OF the Pacific
coaIng
station whaIcrs The lying The Immediate neghbohood
Of what Is called the oFshore ground
To association the requisite capital
terpsr Charles island inviting field,
and bouni Of profits realized. All
subject, Addressed
csive prompt attention. #
ia acl AARON n PALMER.
An interesting Of Charles advan-
agc and capabilities will be found % Voyage
John towns, IN 1881, 1892 1885, and 1884"
June e9-~od3'
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Inv school or C0mberiAnd University, AT Lebanon,
FHEa E.ta Tennessee. .-
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Caraihen late Of the circuit
L judges Of Tennessee ..,
0reeh late Of judges supreme cour,
Of Tennessee
Hon. Bromheid L. Ridley, State.
Judges Caruh,rs Green their whois sxcuslvey
TO the school,
Plum " insttatoh Il Daily examinations
books NO regular
daily lcssOns the Of the
2 Weekly Of law In Whch
dents yus sntrrht
sor aGd prosecute them through all
practce The framed require Them prepare
deeds Wills records and all Documents
dence an the trials Some Of the eases are taken BY appea %
supreme moot which 10 held monthly in the and
public AZ The end ~ every session The students
i jurors ccuit Judges chancclors,
pAciies connected with their ra aU
Sssstons The first the third
tember, and ends third Thursday February
mcnces the succeeding Monday in February and
Thursday in July. tua.e.
Expenses sesuon-Tution fee $50 advance; connsent
Zee 81 boarding about $50 Students furnish
which can be- had In the Lebanon bookstores.
-Four sessions required complete
dents
any time during the collegiate year.
Theirs 10 . moot legislature connected with the school,
Number Of students the last collegiate year eEhtysix
+ ROBERT L. CAHUTHER5,
Feb n-eoly President Board OF Trustees.
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washington, June 10, lcod.
m Tie petition Of Dimps Of rhladephia. pcnnylvania
praying for the extension 0f granted him tho
twenty eighth OF December, improvement blowers
for furesce for patent which
kes iIscn 6s the ry eighth day OF December eighteen hun
dfed and hhyrthree, (lsaJ)
II ordered the said be heard the Patent Once
Monday hh of December II O'Clock and all
notified and show they have, why
said petition ought be granted. .,
opposing the e1rpsion required file In the Patent
Office their ohjec1ns, tpeay set b Ia writing,
days before the day OF hearing; all testimony ed by either
with the rules the office. which furnished app
Ordered published Union
teiseacer Washington Philadelphia, Penn
syvana; Post isburg Pennsylvania National Democrat,
New York. and Post Boston, Massachusetts week for
three weeks previous the 5 day OF December
the day OF hearing. E-su0u.g - - ~. !
.Ua CHARLES MASON,
4 Commissioners OF Patents.
PsEd,ors Of the papers please copy
Hills to the Patent Occ Will paper Containing this notice.
June 29-tnwJw
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By ROBERT ARnsTaons.


VI
ThE pss 70 whep We cesu.ei wa. swaidsd under former a.
vsl.. zn fo proposals. having failed the bond with
suIetes CURED oposas for the work nsled as @
OF September for
the reNv Of oeions 10 the navigation % Med nsei
aud ssid navigation ifee
from for The longest period
united Is 10 exceed the ef
Each bidder win propose ran,
om Obstruction thereby for specified
nod specifying his bid the in which he proposes to
plete a sed time later than the LIST
day Of Jsne raa aud s'c the number Of years. eouatn o said
required his bond for go co0 with
good suretes SO conditioned for
fahu. kaeb bder will ansnit
aps with his proposals. he names Of The person. whom be
bond above mentioned and aso the
OF d&Gict uned State
$4,000 labsi
No bid will be examined unless thsss conditions shall bs
piled with h@ III
tAe iaf0 tt} TERMS Of Payment
&los 900 appropriated Object $4,000
shsi be psid tbs work Of removing the raft
INSPECTED BY au occr ap
pointed by the War Department and II shall appear
portion 10 tbs entire r. pro-
ded 40 partial psymenl shall be for les, than tenth
number with ths number Of years
during which shui navixa
Each bid be for the whole wokal for
the rA aud for keeping the for specified period No
The pcposs viii be- addressed The on the
enveiope, "Proposals for removing Red railn
The War itself the right Of awarding The
conct according 70 M Judgment Of the most favorable hid
TO be inserted the Uaon, Repubc
Wahs0n, D. CT Cincinnati Gazette,
vile Joarns ouyis Kenucky 81 Louis Sicsn, ST.
Missouri sMevepo Herald Shreveport oiissna New Orleans
Gazette and Democrat. Little Rock Akansa Telegraph
inston, Arkansas =. .-t--a. J. J. ALBERT,
Juiyis-da.aa.wraosep ''"@A'
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TO OUR sUBsCRIBFRs

Aene sf mo viii spoN tsess tNIss
pAy"oAs u sAs Subscription be made In advance.
Dis~Ai sshsetoss n. ..asv Sv .tux die vo.t.
whh wiz bs paid BY by in
u~a.sassioe.
The COUNTRY PAPER Is pabiishsd m ina 80
sions OF Congress, and semi weekly during IN. recess.
Subscriptions for period le~s viii h. .a,v,s a.
terms pncIoruoned 10 the above
co. PoSrMAsTER5 our ..,n. a.. n.
sending DAILY subscribers, with $50 or nv,
SEMI WEEKLY snbseribe RVS WEEKLY
subscribers with enclosed, viii be copy Of III.
ediuon furaish subscribers or, s,a.is
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s~reror and Eoronai Ns~ Live bsceen Hape Ferry and
E' Wo-Mrgton CITY,
THE known, swin .afe And comfor'shle packet
Cspan vo,rey Purcell, running In with
Hsper'. leaving Hsrpers Ferry at O'Clock, and
rive at Washington O'Clock. p, l#f s..@
will leave Washington CITY Tor he hfs "trip
Nay running do~n The eeusry
susdsy upnkiss three "Trip ~sst & lH AfW#
favorable and economical route are "nrsd
beaufn, othe foomsc by day
light EAsHtL 0aftA1 H. ht4 III -Ni 10y .tt
May a5-dau~.
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THE Corner not Oatdons-We have his day fros,
Il suctioo-
I 400 nice embroidered collars, s6 cent?
$50 pairs &C undersesvcs, ~, worth ~ 80
rs cbinix.tes, ~ So worth -
Hn~n ercbiefs, St worth " ~
The attention Of ladies, they are
lust half the usmsi price. .ylll
--E- YERaY, TEBBs, YERBy,
Nay W-dimf [InsJ Cosn.r Of Penn
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OFFICE AMY CLOTHING AND EQuIrAaK,

OFFICE Army CLOTHING EQUrAaE,
.r# Philadelphia, June IL, 1853
CEALED PRO POsALS Will be y ONCE
~ until 10 O'clock Of the 2nh July
by coniract the loNins Quantities Of cotton duck deliverable
the United States Clothing and Equrage depot
in quantities as required before the 3lsi Of October next
2,o0nyads cotton duck, 2ek inches wide, weight lax q.
per yard, for wall and common tents;
1000 yards duck 2s4 inches wide, weight 10 per
yard, for wall flies;
1000 yards cotton duck - inches wide, weight lsX
yard, for hospital tent flies;
all OF which
respects to the standard PATTERN. sealed in this once
Samples will mail, additional
the subject which desired by manufacturers wishing
offer proposals
Ten Of Of each delivery will be retained until
the shall be competed which be forfeited Un
hling the tefu,s and stipuaions of Tho contract.
Contracts will be based accepted proposals. the uhmen
Of which securities will be required.
Letters containing should be endorsed Proposals
Army Supplies" addressedto
H. CROSMAN
27--3tawt,0 July Major QuaTtsrmaxter U. s. A.
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co,a-.s,. uo..e. Cap. I.,.na, se~

COIuubta House, Cape fs'hnu' Now Sers$y. N N
THE respectfully that The above hotel 10
vissrs this crlebvssd watering
many additions and have
including erection of number NJ
the accommodation Of fessmen Gas
.. b.~ and oss convenencss
enlned 10 promote safety Of those who vor
The Col nmbis their 1iI
Appc~ons rooms may by letter, sddes-ed ,
.'''' l.. HARDWOOD,
.Jure i4-aIm Cap. Island, New Jersey.
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ny G. w. BOrELER, Aaotioneer.

NH ANCERY SALE or VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.-By vr
" 1ue decree the circuit
sitting IN equity for The county Of Washington made the
wherein Jass Burdine aud wife and Geo. Sheck
e May Ann shecke and Rosaie sheckeI defendants
uaee appointed BY said decree, will sell public
auction the highest bidder hereo
July ls 1883 at O'Clock lot No six 6 IL $40,
the improvements lhls lot egby located
Maryland avenue Immediately opposite the Green
House containing ~ square feet of ground and fronting
on Maryland aven9e. sra7t Et t.. .a- .E.'a .Ha
Terms Of One fh in residue equal pay
OF g. Ia e and "a month with interest from
cured 10 The satisfaction Of the trustee and the full
such sae by the circuit valid
chaser o purchasers s title and vested in trustee viii
executed. .
the complied
from Of the trustees
public auction such credit be think M the
OF dcfauing amer weeks notice
advertisement in Washington All
sncing be the Of the purchaser
.0 JOHN A. LINTON, Trustee.
a..r q. W BoTELER
June 2f--stawSds Auchonc
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TaEAsupr DsrAarnsur, June 4, 1s53
PROPOSALS win be department
of August a "a oclock for the construction o e
ONCE Ac Wilmington DeIawsrs, according
the horspbed da~inr and printed specifications prepared IN
der the o this by Ammi Young the s"p~r
vsnE stect thereof and dated February ~ 1888 said popcss.
the different ktnds Of
hereby should of the United IT,
Of and materials
tsad be ssc-rs,nsd
proceeds, and NJ
per retained completion Of the and the
acceptance OF the work, Ac., by the superintendent
Contract. win be awarded only master haders or mechanics
other consent
Of the secrary e tho Treasury yin be forfeiture Of The same
accompanied
tc-rAed
NJ the district Judge of the district IN which the
bidder wi, when required his
sccepsd conirac snd bond with proper and
ucent In the OF SIS 900 for s faithful perform
hosphed pns working dswins and pntrd specifications
iafomston toachns The pro-
posed obtained app cation 10 THIS department. OF ~
house Wilmington, Delaware.
addressed
of Treasury eudored Proposals for custom house
Wilmington Drlssre will he opened O'Clock,
the day 6yrd for receiving the o The
bidders, nsny shall be present
f EEs4' IL ~ t.h' e hUE JAMES GUTHRIE, .s II
June s--QsvtAssl sscretsvy of the Treasury.
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SELLING Off selling on have determined To sell
goods smoodeie, and few rich manll,.. which vii, be
entire stock has been purchased
this season.
We have in store
OF linens and cotons, all wiihs
superior Irish linens and shrting musins
Table linens. Napkins and doyle., very cheap
Towel. an. ,2wel,nl IN every ri, ". variety ely
Dot,ed embroidered s.i., do, dne for manua.
Cloves, nlI,s, cotton, and Loe thread hosiery
dry good. An q witch commenes ,odayl very
low prices nonandns the great advance IN staple goods within
An articles sold are r.s..,eS 70 gy2ys
rennsyivania avenue, bet~een 9th and ioih streets
NOTICE TO TEACHEns.-Ths situation Of principal of,ie
Central High school Of Baltimore will be vacant At The end Of
M ys. J and The Board Of School Com
charge institution hs in September viii
70 The tomm's' he ss9SG %Ss The asa ala; VII se
J.Rw DUNBAR, Comm,u..
\ \. Toffs5 g, Rs5wLEs,
May "a -2a~tistAus.
ELOBE INSURANCE. COMPANY, OF Uao., New York.
as.n., fire, marns losses .nd inland transportation D.
covssrsr, president; JonS Bsows secrsary , n,,,,
May l3-2awH Seventh opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
Home and ForeiEn Patent and General Agency.
## MICHAEL. NoURsE L CO.,
once southwest Of ah nearly opposite
.. General Po~t once, Washington, ID. c.
4 Co viii give their .snli.s The pto.eeu q claims
whether
hs Executive Departments the psocasG ~
of conntries and the purchase and sai~ az
rights Their viii and regulated by ihe
and Ell OF The rendered. ~
the firm will for Essand and the
Europe and will charge business with which hs
be intruvd. ."#H MHslg I'll IL u = n ase
I,s.rt I'd MICHAEL NoUReE,
JAMES MORss,
CHAs. y. sTANsBURY. .
solicitor and legal sdvi.er r. n. GLLET. }n EHG "a
mn io--wu ~s@ F. ##l@#a ..
Three Hundred Dollars Prenaiu,n a Plan Tor =
M.rket-house. tN3 t
MAvoR,s OryIos,
#... ..#. Washington, June 1, 1853.
NDER The authority o joint resolution Of the BOARD Of Alder
board Council this approved eh Of
appointed
for building srecssd the sssent location Of
suitable for .arke and other public
for the Of budse for said IN he
hafkes hcnse "
Persons desrinE offer by application the Mayors
oce r personally obtain disasms cf the
lite Dimensions and sAjs~ent thereto l
The b~dna nch Afford accommodation the first
moor for ali market with sres room The second moor
Than toe capable c being divided into
asd public purposes in tbs
wines on 7th and Nh
Any further iwystoo subject be ossncd app
cation m. Mayors once. I...I..E - ~.
Each plan most he accompanied with specification.
The plans 10 he len once before " O'Clock
| M, Monday. the arst day ~ August next
This premium to be paid the whose plan shall be sp
proved Of and adopted S this eorpor',,on .r,v 49,.
jane s-sa~tAus, 48o 1F+H0t Fsl.
4
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Notice OF the Embellishments Land
in the state Of California;.

WHEREAS by the provisions Of the Of Congress approved
w March 3D. 1885, entitled provide for the
public lands California the granting OF
and other the President OF he United States
such his judgment psbic
may mperavry require, and the absence fur
legislation of subject
Stat. into two aud distinct land
districts shall
and
LoUer OF The State fu
appears public
i~o land districts shall be established in that stYei
Now, Pfetidcnt United
States Of hmeca do hereby decar. and make in
provisions Of
California sha be divided
westines Of public the parallel of
Of latitude land office
r shall be established present BEoIA and that tor The
lsfrtof q Los
under hand the WashinGtou
day Of March, A. d. 1853.
by the President
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
Ions WILSON. Commissioner Of the General Land Once
Mar lJ-lawimo
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DROFEssOR ALEXANDER q. BARRFB Trtcophe-
rous ~dxt-d compound for prcssrvns fstcnnx soften
and promoting the growth OF the hail. cleansing the hesd snd
~ The
used Barys Tncopherous, wheh
e
cuts ac the head Of q. peparsoo' intended
iconsidercd assertion. Figur~s
The million OF bottles year
si0ooo) This The business will exceed
which daily arrive AT the depot
msnnscte i3 broadway addressed 20 Professor Barry
immediate attention. would scarcely be
The wholesale deasnd from 100 "a aooo bottles
probably escsedns that Of all the other bs"
Ioned popularity and The liberal
combine sales with great rsrdy
madc considerable
reputation well ininsc value For SALE whole
and manufsrtry iJI broadway and
principal and throughout the United
Mrico West lod'e- Great Btsn and France
farkr James H. Gibbs, Washington, d. o. Sold in
large bottles. Price rs cents.
aim tfIh #.-I H&
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- --aa NEW YORK THE WHITE
G331fn M Mosa,ains BY Aisnc and 81 LawIeaee
kAAk Kaifoad-1hs only route by which
can reach the base Of lhe White
Summer iIrans seme.ts-1o ~,
Travellers for the White leaving
evening boat BY stonngton and Providence Fail
reach Boston Ia ine take gbe
boston and Ms'e Eastern rsilfosdj Portland II
~ and al the saon house At Gorham, NJ H. 81 Tms
elers leaving Boston BY Is lodge Portland
reach the station by tho Tray
ees leaving BosoD in the evening arrive Portland
TO take The uain from Portland ~ 50 by this
#IN rHtri NiNa eH f4s3 b. r. CORSER,
June 23-d6w Sup. Atlantic H. Lawrence Railroad.
tsaH NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC- Ues
a sn>u Either Of the steamers BALTIMORE POWHA
tSAHAAR5rrAN, OF MOUNT VERNON can be charered for
k-excurrions towing during summer seslon BY
appiicaon Captain on board the Bulmors or
George nsinsy, south street,
streets SOUTH II. ~ #l=lT 80 80 ll~T I'M
GEO MATTINGLY,
June ss-1swawn Agent
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Seftnd cnbia
All letters and through the office.
No bills Of ading will be signed on The day Of smiling.
An experienced surgeon is attached 10 each
For freight passa&e, spplK H. ..34
MoLLEk, SAND, & RiERA, as South ST., NY.
q. A. HEiNCKEN Co., bremen. ..s I.
MARrINEAU, CROSKEf, X Co Southampton.
WILLIAM lsELIN, Havre. H
25-dIy
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,cs sale ~ Atex s~dvss e~w~sy, vs~ssssa with
H,p.s mne of the aqueduci. four from
fyoe 2 WY NJ Georeso-
man, c E~~o" @ereof lccs,~d shove,
s"sds cents,nsG
'~sny i've and thirty beauufu
,,c,@" IT cleared Much the
"sny thirty whch he sAvsn,ss.eu.ly
s o re.dov. Persons who disposed purchs..
sr.an - Iohn BAN Ninth Fennyivanis
NSlt-eom WIN. BALL
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ID II known all whom ~ may concern, that the
undersigned will, according TO e rules OF The General Land
due said once for
scrip lru Of The following land Once military ds
pca,e 2sl ,se, 307I, SOFA, 365, 1888,
523 3o5, a2 aaa and t+H The original. Of which
reyouton, and belonged 10
Vim Reynods and been neither located nor
patented, bat casusIy iost or destroyed x, -. ,n.~u
hmsesnd for the other heirs asw Wm Reynolds deed
RIoHnoNp, April 20, 1883. ~.
An H1m
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TWo NEW BRICK HOUSES FOR RENT.-Two new, elsbly
situated modern style bsuss. with gas
Ac containing eleven each
private seneei sny will be iened upon favorable
punotusl tenant, on sPpicsuonto 10 a.
- e. N. aTRATTON,
tuctonesr and Commission Merchant,
south eide Penn'yvsnia 9th lo,h
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TO CONTRACTORS.
OpFIoE JAMES RIvgR AHD kAHAwHA CoMPAHT,


Richmond, June 49, 1859.
SEALEDpoposais will bs received by the undersigned. Buchan
Botetour Virginia. until O'Clock,
The 'sday o Ausu. next locks d cuvcs and
Of Buchanan Crags creek.
Payment Mill lie made current bank Besides the usual
cent the monthly estimates the
required give ample satisfactory the
completion of the work The time aud in
the maDpcIspecined in The couracts.
will exhibited by Edward Lorraine
Buchanan and Will be delivered
by him. ant also the Company ofoc In chmond on and Dhe
the 18th da! Of July.
vii consideration of the bids until the 5tf
August when sactoy tho several jobs above adver
tsed will be let
WALTER CwyNN,
June 2l-3aw3wdhc Chief Engineer J. H. b X. Co.
Aw NeTICE.-sIDNEY 4. BAXTER, late attorney genera
IL of VhSa has removed TO Washington 10 practise law
Practise Supreme the United ths
Columbia, and attend
business confded IN him.
odce building AZ easi Of Pennsylva
Hon J. J. Allen, Hon. VIM Daniel,
Hon Richard Moncurc, Hon c. d. samues
To the Judges Of the Circuit Courts Of Virginia
To and members Of Congress from Virginia.
June ll-iydswhw
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r. Cooley ~ CO.. M~rchens Tassc~s. Rsghth street
u, bet~ee n
all orders their line and in the best style
No pains shaft be spared to render ihcs. who
Z Va q sH4ia1ut1A I'll q MNIttV VI
IunAa rs a.a=a.. #m4#HH q
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mETROPOI.rrAN RAU.ROAD.

havin been duly certified The
poiIxn kaifoad, al their meeting 5h July,
the amount OF stock required by The charter for
company subscribed, mission
provisions
hseby subscribers
by The Union HOTEL in Georgetown, D. o.
Thusdsy The 2oih OF July Instant between the hours Of
for IN.
an Of said
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For Ffnsy FOint, Old Point, and NOff0lk
a ssHsn The steamer osCEOLA having been thoroughly
repaired, will, ON 9th July, running regu
iaIy 70 .he above places leaving Washington
folk every Monday and Thursday O'Clock, p She will
touch regularly Piney Point Old Point, Conc
intermediate landings the Potomac
viii arrive at Norfolk in time for the James River
5outhern
Passage and fare 10 Norfolk .... IS 90
VIA Folnt..-. W
Piney fOint y O0
JAMES MITCHELL,
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-16
Orphans Court, July 8, 1863.
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the Of Tboma. L. Smith administrator Of CON-
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orphans Washington
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