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IRON FENCING,

IRON FENCING,
1t the Sign Of the Spread Eagle, College Street
rINHE undersigned is now prepared to execute all -
1 kinds Of Wrought and Cast Iron Fencing -
AlSo every variety Of Gates Fancy Step, Balcony Ss
and Verandah Railing Ny work will be executed as well
a. any of that Brought from the Eastern Cities and at prices
as low the article be procured elsewhere.
All kinds of Blacksmith Work at the shortest notice The
public requested to give call and examine my pat
terms and prices viii endeavoT give the utmost salts
faction. WILLIAM STEWART,
College Street opposite the Eremens Hail. Nashville.
uayl-E
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list RECEfYED-5oo rallor

lust RECEfVED-5OG gallons Spirits Turpentne
81 20OO lbs super Carbonic Soda
1000 lbs Plaster Paris;
1000 lbs Spanish Whiting;
Together with large supply Of Paints qak DIE Stpfs
of all sorts and coiors.
may2l CCRRET & MARTIN.
CTARCH POLISH-One gross Just received. This
y Polish is prepared by Preston Merrill Boston, from
the original German Recipe Ii onehalf the labor
usually required the Ironing may be done Immediately
after applying the Starch.
For sale BY CURREY & MARTIN,
navel No. 81, Union street.
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TUST RECEIVED
ek 30 hags Prime Rio Coffee;

bSI REC Ell EOs-
81 $50 bags Prime Rio Coffee;
50 =" Laguayra do; $4,000 Imported Cigars;
800 bbls Reboiled MolasseS; $4,000 Melee do;
$40 halves do do; 10 trails ) s Almonds
90 hhds chorce Sugar; 10 tlerces Rice;
50Ob bags fue Salt; ) ceroOns Indigo;
800 keys OYSTERS; casks Dutch Madder;
500 cans do; 90 bbs Cnpperas;
800 bbls ST Louis Mills Flour; 90 bags Pepper;
100 Cincinnati do; Is SPlce
$40 kegs Nails-assorted; 800 reams Wrap. Paper;
400 hoyes Glassware ass; 500 lbs Kanawha Salt
100 doz Rrooms % kegs Shot and Lead;
25 bbls Golden Syrup 20 bbls Mackere;
50 bbIs and half bbls Crackers;
50 bbIs Loaf, Crushed and Powdered Sugar;
300 boxes and half boxes Raisns;
just received and for sale by BEN. NJ NOEL Blio
febl9.
WANTED-A few thousand bushels Pea Nuts i0i
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YXTANTED.-A few thousand bushels Pea Nuts, for
- 'fahla BEN NJ NOEL & BRO
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TRUNKS, VALIsEs, and CARPET BAGS.
VIZ have Just received large ant, fine as c,l9 N
w sortment of Trunks Carpet Bags and FIJI = II
yalises consisting of Sole Bag and Kip a.. II u
Leather Travelling Trunks and Valses also CT SaXony BIs
sells Wilton and common Carpet Bags which will sell at
low prices RS: HOLLlNS ",
janis Corner of College and Union SITS, Nashville.
fat OOO OREWARD.-Iw win pay theabove reward
al sUUU 10 anv person or persons, as premium
above the market price, fo= Thousand Land aIras
of the denominations of 800 50 and 40 will pur
chase ingle warrants OF either denomination.
Z. II. BR0CKWAY
Room over Oak Hail. east side Public Square I'd door
south al tnl I.,Iel Nashville. octl4-nlH.
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NOFFEE-250b bags Prime Rio Coffee. in stsr. and Az
" sale low BY STRATTOS, SMITH Geo
duGlo Broadway
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NEW FURNITURE, &c.

NNTE are now receiving, and viii con- -
w TIME to receive for time, = sazs.1sss -ss
large stock of FURNITURE. consisting OF -
splendid Rosewood and Mahogany Paror sets, which will
be finished to order in Bocaell and Plush Hair Cloth
also plain SETS also splendid Rosewood and Mahogany
Chamber sets Together with great variety Of Side
Boards Bedsteads Ward Robes, Wash Stands Tables,
Chairs &C., &c Which win be sold at the very lowest
rates for cash or good notes drawing interest
apr29 w. d 7. II. GREENFIELD 4 co.
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LOUlS- bbls Flour, various brands inst receivas
i and Tor sale low BY STRATT0N, SMITH Co,
auglo Broadway
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DRUGS. &C.
DIR. RLEDsoEs ALTEnATryE eompouNp

The Rae9yorer az Re1ss3ies Tor he Dise If he Ltrer
Iysp9sa, Eqargeeseat aa& LRfnaGtios qf DE Spleen
Redrf5mES; Cssie fgaLaLe7r, Ples, CoassirpEoa sls
diseases Of tie Booel and such adise7s fran
disoee,@ sette qf the S3oaaecb Lirer BosssSs,
.Scr9fsSa end Soseg Of day ki For Geeeras Ds,1tg,
fiom atieh Ladies frequently sefsr, teSe Is not ia
equal IL tie arAos Ha5erta 1i673of
TINE inventor of this preparation for three years
completely prosraied from Dyspepsia and inactivity Of
the Liver f he was frequently for weeks al time unable
raise himself from his bed He sought aid from physicians
at homeand in Europe but in vain his pronounced
hopeless by thousands and was by accident hat he sue
ceeded in curing himself Since he has been praecng fe
icin his in such cases has been unriYaled He
has been aware OF the inereduy OF the public and
qnentiy said nothing Though the press of his own case
until the character of the medicine was fully established
by its success as shown the certificates which have
advertised.
Isubon the certificate of Prof NJ AnBERr, of Memphis
Tenn, with whom often advised during the time OF ny
suffering.
MENPms, Tenn, April II, 1852.
hereby certify that have been acquainted with Dr.
n. Bedsoe and wears ago he was reduced De eve
lower than have any one that afterwards recover
ed with what supposed TO be Dyspepsia and Liver Affection
and after trying the pTescrptonsot Physicians in this
well az other countries without relief he finally succeeded
with preparation Of his in being restored TO good
health NJ. GABBERP, NJ d.
Physicians requested to try this preparation We
feel saled will sustain the character we give III in this
publication.
HUNTSVILLE January - 1872.
Dr. take the liberty and fell To- lie nav duty
to recommend to al persons suffering from diseass of the
stomach ana bowels your AiefdfYe COMPOUND,
seperor medicine. Ny son. aged Is years had been under
medical treatment about five years for yspesa and diar
rea when having almost despaired of his recovery con
Guided to Try your Alternative TWO bottles OF which, believe
entirely cured him. AICAJAH CAYCE
HUNTSVILLE, Oct II, 1854
Dr. BLEDsor-Some time has elapsed since gave a cel
tcate that my wife had been greatly benefited by your
Alternative Compound. now take pleasure in saving 10
the public, that my wife had for three four years been
subject the worst kind Of spells of cTamp in the stomach
from dyspepsa had tried Of several whoa thought TO be
the best physicians the place and great many diferen
medicines, with romenry relief Being persuaded to try
your Alternative compound did so-and am happy to saw
that 1t has entirely cured her; and would conscientously
recommend it to all persons suffering from diseases of the
liver and dyspepsia. n. b. ROBERTSON.
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IOUORS AND TOBACCO.

400 bbs Sam Hale's Whisky; loo bbls Drans WHISKY
50 bbls Old MOnongahela do so I" Browns ID u do
so American Brandy; 40 g =" Wine,
20 Old Port Wine; % y Rum;
5 3 Pipes Old Brandy, best brands;
Pine Irish Whisky; so Baskets Champagne;
boxes Of rI.ieber's Ginger and Raspberry Brandes;
50 Pipes Holland Gin; 20 bbls American en;
80 bxs Gus Jones Tobacco; so Walkers Ale;
90 Young & Birdewell's DO 20 bxs Alisons Tobacco
% Boerz No do; 80 &c Fennels do
% Gold Leaf do IL FeniXs do
10 D." g. Daiy's do 20 q Missouri do
10 % Finders do 10 Sam Wools SIS do
< 4" : Whites do Rend Nash's do
In store and for sale by .,.,,
feblg BEN. NJ NOEi4 Dho.
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GROCERIES.

CUGAR.-lo0 hbds Prime Sugar in store and s0r -,
- iOwby sfRATTON, SMITH ECO.
aug 70 broadway
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DIR. J. W. GRAY.

Office in Mcco7nhs New Building, on Cherry Street
BsireB Dt-tfertch 0a( rt'7-
decl +-12m REslDENCs--f>EwANkE
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WV. TERRY.

Il r c,ptru WV TERRY. j.. c.
CARUTII. TERRY IL DEW.
DEALERS IN HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
l54 Nrrltt 81. and q, .ferckant 81, PhlhtdetPhlG
(aprii5-Iy.
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TENNESSEE HOUSE IN GEORGIA.
" HARRIS SKIDMoRE HARRIS.
HARRIS s. co.
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,

81 AlAANAH, Oh,
Forward with care and dispatch to aud from the Eastern
cities or TO any point desired GOODS, PRODUCE AND
MERCHANDISE Of all descriptions, and sell on eomlns
chase to order GROCERIES, which can be bought on
most favorable terms in the Savannah market They solicit
YOUR patronage aud pledge their utmost exertons to give
lisfscton. oecSV-en
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II. TBIGG.
Grocer, Commission Receiving Forwarding Merchant
dee SO Broad STREET. NASHVILLE TESs

\ IldGli, has opened bis large and eomrno- 60
1(s dious Ware House Broad Street be. LEs-f53
tween College and Cherry streets North side t&$5zz
where ne IS prepared to STORE goods Of ain o5t any Kind
Snd quantity on reasonable terms He win also attend to
Receiving and Forwarding HavngOre Of the largest and
most conyennt house u fhe city located at an intermediate
pot
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HERMAN \. SARONI,
Professor of Vocal Music Instrumental Music and
Composition.
TERNs-0ne Dollar a Lesson, payable quarterly Letters
addressed as above, win meet with prompt attention
fob 2-lN.
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IN petition Of Joseph Mock, Of Philadelphia, Pa praying
for extension patent granted him the -ixeehh
6) July, paddock. and other locks
OF said which taxes
place the t6l OF July eighteen hundred and my
three ti653)--
ordered petition be heard tn. Patent Once on
Monday twenty go June IL o'clock
and all notified and show cans II any ey
have, why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons the required 10 he IN inc fa'n
Office their opiectops specially set forth in writing at least seny
hearings all testimony filed by emef parry
used said hearing be taken and TRANSMITTED IN &c
Of Office, which viii be furnished on ap
plcation. ..,,---
Ordered be published the National
Republic D. Inquirer, Fhadclrhs
Express York city, Daily hea Boston Ma-s and Union
pa weeks previous
C27 day Of June merit the day Of hearing
u. G. WEtGHrNAh,
Acting 0ommiss,"ner Of Patents
of allows viii please copy and serd Their
Once with paper containing this notice
April iT-lsw3w
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United states Patent Once,

IN the petition of Samuel Colt Of Hartford Connecticut praying
" for OF patent granted him twenty
ninth (2D 1850, improvement
the used herewith for from the expiration
which race ninth 2) day of
gust, eighteen hundred and hiy-three (lS53)-
is petition
Monday IL O'Clock,
appear have why
said petition ought be granted.
Persons required file the Patent
Ofice their objections specially writing,
before the all flied
the said
with rules of the Office which will be furnished appl
this published Union
tescncer Washington city; Pennsylvania, Philadelphia; New
York Evening Post, New York; Post Boston and
Hartford
weeks the 9Th of August the day hearing
CHARLES MASON,
o
PsEdors OF the above will please and send their
bills to the Patent ONCE, with containing this notice.
May 2S-law3w
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NOTICE NJ tn. rccpening OF tho land ONCE At VIM
Indtann.Wbercas by public notice, dated the of
land office Nincennes state OF
directed discontinued and the lands -s'nna
ordered attached and made subject 70 sn
Jesrsonve tho that appeaee
unsod less Than 100 900 and
pesring that unsold land IN sara
exceeds that quantity the Secretary of the Interior m !,
thoty him vested has directed the reopennG " e "
reopsaed accordingly. . a..
Lands In the Vinceunes district viii be s"osc' " ' "
- " John WILSON, Commissioned
GENERAL Lam orucs April 20, 1859
Anil 1pspctv
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Marble for Ertensi IN United states Capitol.-To Own
OF Marbl. Qusrries.


CArIroL ExrrssIos OFFICE,
Washington, d. O., May Z, is53.
IN collect regard American
marbles suitable for the interior decoration OF the extension OF
United Capitol Washington, all owning
OF marble within the United States which worked
capable OF being worked invited send specimens TO this
Office.
The specimens should be in blocks OF cubica form six inches
square each face,
The following should accompany each specimen exact
locality, county and nearest post ece name owner
cubic foot The quarry delivery a, the nearest steam
boat railway of BLOCKS that can be obtained
with description OF the noting the direction,
thickness and the beds veins into which The DIVIDED
should the dimensions above
OF the giving the
should be enclosed in the Dor and another sent
he distinctly marked with the name Of the
sender, well as directed to this office.
The by the ordinary channels OF
meca transportation and reasonable freight viii be paid their
delivery this office.
generally which circulate where marble
known confer benefits their dis
nots by giving this advertisement editorial notice
Papers receiving of this advertisement from this office are
weekly and send
NJ. G. MEIcs,
Captain Of Engineers in charge Of Extension u T. Capitol
May 17-lsw3mwp
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day 1855 Oo held following land
Of Wisconsin, 10 the land
Willow River Crosse Point, Mea4.ha,
msnee on I'd osh sd declared
ll lSl and 2oth Of July
lively.
Giysn unda my hand city Washington, 18th
april eight hundred aud any three
49, FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY tho President
JoAs WILsok,
Commissioned OF the General Land Once.
An
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Rrcusosp, April ~, 1889
IN conformity Code Of Virginia ~ ie'', ~
49, all whom mv ~" ~
pears by ceruhcate OF the eschestor Of ne cry ~ - -.
he os,b dav 81 Ao received into ns 'sof ounce ..
vim dsv OF Ap inquest held on .ns 1n Say Ag
following lot, OF which John s'es "'e" ~"
tonnd e.cbea % this Commonwealth VIZ
lot in the city sa.,sd on 'ns ss sac :" 49,
~ 49, .on he m, A. q. Mciiwsine, and On me
% h M. ntop.ry thinner, and designated on ne plat
e =, Ma ~ reputed N contain The e.
heaed bat one lot and u te same property o.
49,. ans,n Bo died seizsdhsving life ssse by virne
of assembly passed in the $780, releasing 10 he s
Com"o"N 4. II. Parker,
Apso-isw6~ Res Ian" ONO"
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May25-wl3w
mo. 49,.
,a Praidcnf Of The United Sfnlea.

by the President OF the United States.
IN pursuance Of WILLARD FILLMORE President OF the
public aforementioned land Offices in
WISCONSIN, the periods hereinafter Designated 10
wit: II. -. :.
the second day May nert for the disposal OF the public lands SIT
within the aforementioned townships and fractional town
ships, viz:
North base line aud 9th fourth principe meridian.
Township forty nine and fractional township Any, certain
and the main shore Of Lake SUPERIOR OF range three
Fractional township my the main shore OF Lake SUPERIOR OF
range four. "a
the main shore of Lake Superior, OF range seven.
Township and fractional township my, on he shore OF
Fractional township. forty dy the shore Of Lake
Township twenty nine thirty thy-on. and thirty
ships foesh, and fractional township forty
Tovnshp. twen,y.eight twenty nine thirty tbiry-ope, and
thirty two township nne the shore OF Lake
townships thirty thirty one ,hIrtwo ith three, and thirty
aud fractional township forty nine, on Lake SUPERIOR
Township, biry buyone, thrytwo tir-'hee, and thirty
township. thirty hytwO, hyhree and tAiryfour, Of
Township. thirty thirty two, hiyhee, and thiryfour, Of
AZ the land Office at LA CROSSE commencing Monday
day May the disposal Of the public lands with
in following named townships, TO WI
North ofe and wea Of The fourth principal er'd'an
Townships seventeen eighteen and Nineteen OF range
Townships twenty lone and ,wrn,y two o. ranrs ss.
Townshps twenty-five, twenty three, and twenty
township. iwent-one twenty-five, three, and twenty
twenty two, twenty uiree WehV-toW
and twenty, five, OF range ten.
Townships twenty four and twenty i've Of range eleven
STEVENS POINT, commencing on MONDAY
disposal OF The public lands si'
limits OF the uudermen,ioned townshpsto W.T.
North Of line and ea Of the fourth principal meridan
Township Nv nty. FIVE, of range four.
twenty twenty eight, twenty nne
thirty, thirty one and thirty two, Of range 1--WE.
Township twenty five OF range six. =.
Sections eighteen nineteen, thirty, and ,biry-one in township
Townships twenty Ave twenty. six Of range ten.
Township ,wsn,yy' % oamn.ncn. on Monday tn.
May the disposal OF o p"no Ahos
within following named townships, vizi
NORTH of Of The fourth principal merian
Townships twenty two twenty three of thirteen
Lands appropriated by law for the use Of schools m',y ana
with tboss ans svenowco anos
unit for cultivation, any which be selected by
public respectively under the act ened An
States to reclaim the
swamp their t-" approved September ~, 1850
urtH be crciudcd from the sales. -, ---
The offering lands viii he commenced on
the DAYS appointed proceed in the order In which they
despatch unu the whole shall
thus closed but no sale shall
he weeks and no private entry OF the
the expiration OF the two weeks
Given under my OF Washington, this first day
February ammo thousand eg, hundred and 6 three
WILLARD FILLMORE,
by the President;
ions wtrsos,
Commissioner OF the General Land Once.
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TvsTs give notice that S'ss~ &c ~ 40, ~
sic;a N. aupce nf land No N for ade<
~ y, -, ,n., I,s,.s Nc Williams for his
dated July the original being lost and that shall claim scrip
fov
Jan 2o--lsw3m
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I'm. EDWARD ~. CARuICtAEI., FROM vtrGs"ss,
the citizens Of WssbnEson
HI. 18th adjoining IN. Irving
Ha.I. Ap @-d1
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pnorosALs Cor e-.ryiny sns n.,,. o. ,ns Un.ssa
inclusive q sEs Y9aK VIII ss reserves
aa % me q ne 80 I s I issssa y he
day, us aud .pscnea, si1
s. s:s Y f:s.,
leave ToWsis svs 81 Tss.a.y Thursday Saturday
sd. neual ss1 srss sdaiona between Gerry
1920 From DansIi rlsaoai1 1 I.yss
i rsnssssan wsisn back
Leave sssl Dunlilk daily except Sunday nsami
Leave Warren s's daily s.espt sunday
1871 From Erie rennsysaa Greene walDur Marvin,
New Yoik, cynsr, ciymer Centre Panama, sloekvls,
Eaadoip5 Ess Handsp6 NapeI VALLEY, %
Leave Enc every Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday
Leave j.%s . dai.y si e sunday a'5ami
Leave LiuIe Valley daiy except sunday stssmj
leave every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at
A'nvs Erie BY days
% From ssa s h as ss~ ess
Centre, aud New Lebanon, New Lebanon Springs,
Leave Albany every day except sunday at i! an,
leave New Lebanon Springs every day eneep, sunday
Arrive at Albany by l!P y1r..
mail bags free Of charge routes ~he'e the mode
No viii made performed also fines and de
The
lie cutal discontinue
allowing months
dispensed whenever he
wish to superrede BY higher grade Of
conveyance.
Payments viii be made for the service through drafts
Otherwise weeks after the expiration OF each
and the performance.
No will be allowed should distances
than dvered provided the points be supplied
rectly stated.
q. There should be but bid for proposal
The mode yearly and the residence
of bidder should distinctly stated bids.
The should be under seal addressed The Sec
ond Assistant Postmaster General supecnbed Mail Proposals 10
State should be the
cheney of the certified by postmaster udge clerk Of
o. The executed by the LIST of July
TO- March Si5, the
sufficient
for the due
When the lowest bid
inadequate those objects
Will accepted.
conditions of bidding bidders
York, dated De-
cember Is JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT. May 10, 1853
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.


washnsion, May %, 1852
IN of the a egazing and making appropriations for
objects usually included the
appropriation authority fx
the
and Tor other approved the ,h
1892 sealed proposals will be recsed al this department
O'Clock, June
stationery of the suboned
schedules Nos l. = and be required by for year
from LIST day OF July but he understood
proposing thai the be liberty take either
quantity OF article than specified, according its
wants. during the year.
Each article Be Of the best quality and be delivered without
del Law wle cred
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NOTICE TO pRE-EMPTloN CLAIMANTS

Every person right enpton
and fractional
rated required establish the to the II
and land office
practicable after seeing m notice.
Of the public
bracns The claimed otherwise
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of he General Land ONCE.
Feb A-iawiaw
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May 2i-eodtl6 Juns
The National Int~ieencer, Union, Republic, W
ingon Advocate Georgetown. d. and the Baltimore SUI
Baltimore advertisement three ume
OF June The Journal Rockville, monteomsu
county; Herald Citizen and the Examiner Frederick hs ~
hir Middeovu Odd Fellow, Boorsboo'; asa NY
Head Torchight the Has.rstown Mail the News ana IVY
Hassriown will respectively insert me same once
we tie 10Th Of June.
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NTOT1CE-I hereby whom CONCERN, hM
IN applying General Land once Of the Cn'isd s
James Points o 'ahu
No te7 dated November w. $780, and issued 70 sn
Daring ensign virginia line during The revounons
war acres the original which has been s
and duplicate thereof wa. 2g6f which
Points, deceased. - .o,xr.
Erecntri1 sol. deviscs Of Jas. Point" deceased
An
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DY authority the legislature Of the State of Mays
January session of 1852 entitled An oct 10 isem
porate Metropolitan Railroad Company and in coaewsun
provisions thereof hereby gwen BY the undersN
books for receiving subscrpon 70 the ca
Metropolitan Railroad Company viii se opposed
Monday 9th OF June next and be kept from ne sd
18th OF June inclusive, from the hour
O'Clock III. hour OF O'Clock, said days. ii nc
md direction the following, viz.
the ashngton, the Patriotic Bank the Bank n h
Metropolis banking Of Messrn Corcorsn and Re
city District Of Couwbs under the dree
lion OF the residing in said city and the sevsrd
cashiers Of said banks.
Farmers aud Mechanics Bank OF Georyeiown and ~
the city OF Georgetown the District Of "
the residing said c
cashiers of said several banks
In the town Rockville, Montgomery Maryland a IN
Of the conmsssioatr
residing in county and the said Saa ue q. Visrs
In city Frederick Frederick county Maryland, q ~ ~
mss and Mechanics of Frederick couay, the fro4sne
Bank Bank OF the Farmers Bank Of hap
Of the residing Fedcfc
county, and several cashiers Of said banks.
Boonsboro Washington county, Maryland 1t "
Burkha the direction al MI kbs
DAVIS OF the commissioners, and Nil Burkhat, Of aid
town. =.
In the town aeerstown Washington county, Maisad al TIC
Bank Washington saving insutu
ton under residing In sid IRWIN
Of the Hagoo Bank asd the secretary Of SAID S
ings Institution. .. .a..
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NJILIARD's HOTEL, New York, No. s25 broadway,
18th for the Of
publ,e. Is fitted i'm
furnished The propsor
WDsrds Hotel Washington, d. u will happy
ohis friends, all those OF the travelling public
may favor him with a call.
e. ID. WILLARD.
Nrw Yosx, May l7--omf
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Posspcnerosn mt Of the pubic Lard Sale. In wisconsin
NOTICE Il hereby public ordered by
~ the proclamation OF the President United