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duuItbB-ItICHH ' y
Sale conducted by GoDDIN APPERsoN, Aucts.
OK VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS

SIX VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
~ On Arch and 7sh streets, in the City of Rich
mond, for sale at Auction.
Will be sold On SATURDAY afternoon, the 18th
October 1858. upon the premises commencing at Il
o'clock. six valuable Building Lots the North line
of Arch and West line of It'll street. each fronting
about 81 feet running back II feet to alley These
Lots contiguous to the Tredegar Iron Works, Pc
tersburg Depot, and several large manufacturing
Establishments. and offer peculiar inducements to those
disposed to purchase III that improving part CT the
city
TERMs-One-third cash, balance at aud months.
for negotiable notes. inter added and title retained
till lest note is paid.
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VALUABLE LOT ON ROCKETS
Y STREET AT AUCTION.-After the sale in
Fulton will be sold on the premises that valuable
LOT on Rockets street, opposite Haskins Libby's
and adjoining the residence of Mrs. Null being the
same lot which the bowling alley now stands
fronting % feet and running back &C feet.
TERMs-One third cash; balance at and months
with interest aud title withheld.
oc5 JAS NJ. TAYLOR, Anctr.
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OO OODDI-N AuCts.
DRAINED DWELLING ON MONROE

H hl1hLD Il" LI1J1NC YIN MONhOE
Il STREET, BETWEEN CLAY STREET AND
BROOK AVENUE, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Will be sold, on FRIDAY AFTERNOON, the 14th
day of October 1885, upon the premises, commencing
at O'Clock, the House and Lot the East line Of
Monroe street. between Clay street and Brook Ave
nue., now in the occupancy of Mr. Montague. The
Lot fronts 40 feet, back $50 feet, less
TERMs-One-third cash, balance at 8 and months
for gotabie notes interest added and title retained
till last note is paid.
BY order of the executor of w. d. Jennings, de-
ceased.
4.
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z ARGE ADDITI ONAL SUPPLY
~ of EARTHENWARE, &c.-Oct., 185S.-WIL-
LIAM F. BUTLER has just received per ship Juui-
us direct to James river, large additional supply of
Fall Goods which he offers to the trade at low prices
or 5-d6t
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another letter from the above
BARRELLvILLE, Allegheny county, Md, I
October IS, 1852. 5
Messrs Mortimer aad Moebray:-Dear sirs--I am
happy inform you that this DAY finds me in the
enjoyment Of good health, by the of your Hamp-
toms Tincture and the blessings of God. am ena-
bIed to pursue my daily avocatisns usual, and
have great desire that the afflicted should know the
great curative powers of the Tincture.
am with respect YOURS T.. w. HALL. q
CHOLERA MORBUS, DIARRHGA, DYSEN-
Terry, and all diseases of the Stomach and Bowels
are cured Ky HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TING.
TURE. As and preventive, it has been Won
derully successful 1t viii be found, inquiry, that
those who it have an exemption from those dis
eases so incident to the Summer.
Delicate females and children viii find this great
blessing. 1t has restored thousands to health.
HAMPTON,S VEGETABLE TINCTURE.-Call
and get parI hles gratis with history of discovery of
this wonderful Blood Purifier, and see certificates OF
cirizens. of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Scro-
fua, Liver Complaint, General Weakness, Nervous
ness &c. &c.
Sold by MORTIMER Il MOWBRAY, 240 Balti-
more; and S04 Broadway, New York; Q. A. STRECK.
Err Richmond; DR.. COOKE l. co. Fredericksburg;
G. b. JONES & co. Petersburg; and by Druggists
generally.
1921 per bottle bottles for s.. Sc IA
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MILLIN Err S WANTED.-Tw0 or
NI three good Silk Milliners.
Apply at N c. BARTON'S
oc6-H 1903 Main st =
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NJ NJ SHULTZ, having engaged my services to
conduct the Tailoring Department of his business,
would earnestly solicit call from my old customers
and friends generally, as L am determined to use
every exertion to give entire satisfaction to all who
/ may have the pleasure of serving.
oc E-dIYn* j.. s. ROANE.
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VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELLING

ton.
VIII be sold, on TUESDAY afternoon, the 18th
October, 1855, upon the premises commencing st q
o'clock, that valuable private Dwelling on the North
side of Grace, between sd and oath streets, in
the occupancy of Mrs. Eliza G.. Darlington. The
house is remarkably well built, and with the addition
of few hundred dollars expended in repairs and
provements to it. could be made most comfortable
and desirable residence. The view of James river
aud the surrounding country is quite pleasing the
eye; The neighborhood is equal TO any on Church
Hill.
Terms-Accommodating and made known at the
time of sale.
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GODDIN & APPERsoN, Aut

THIRTY BUJI L DIN G LOTS ON
l. CHURCH HILL, near Mr.. Heckler's, for sale
at Auction
VIII be sold, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th October,
1885, upon the premises commencing ct O'Clock,
about 80 handsomely located Lots, on Church Hill,
the residence of Mr.. V. Heckler, and bounded
by 9th, 18th. T and streets
TERms-One-third cash, balance at and months,
for negotiable notes. interest added, and title retain
ed till last note is paid.
( A,,ctc
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TACKSON.S CANDLES.-Forty boxes
eel sN = WILLIAMS BROTHER.
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BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.

HOUSES AND LOTS AND VACANT
IL LOTS IN FULTON AT PUBLIC AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, commencing at -
O'Clock, NJ, will be sold, two new Frame Houses
and Lots in the town of Fulton, the south side of
State street These houses rented to good
tenants 20 per cent their value. and will always
be in demand The Lots front 80 feet each and run
back ITO feet TO an alley 10 feet wide
After, which will be sold, about 10 Lots near the
above and well situated for improvement
Terns-One third cash balance, six and twelve
months with interest and title retained.
Sc so JAS. NJ. TAYLOR, Auct.
FORTY LOTS ADDITIONAL.-Im
rnedately after the sale of the above property will
be sold. 40 LOTS, situated in Fulton on some of the
principal Streets and being for the most part well
adapted for building sites.
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at 3, 6 and mos
with interest," and title to be retained until payment
in full.
oc5 JAS M. TAYLOR, Auctr
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NOTICE-My Stores viii be CLOSED
IN ON Monday aud Tuesday and RE-OPENED on
Wednesday with well selected stock of Fall and
Winter DRY GOODS
LEvY'S CHEAP STORE
oeI Nos Is and rs Main ST.
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ITO THE l. A DIE ST ALL AND
Il WINTER FASHIONS.-The fashions for the
season have been received and now opening at the
store of MRS. c. PHILIP, to which she respectfully
asks other customers and the public generally cali
Oc 4-2w
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"ANTED.-A YOUNG MAN. who has
w had some experience, desires situation as
OVERSEER in some Tobacco Factory. Business
being his object, he would be willing to take very
moderate salary. ALLEN Il CROUCH,
Intelligence and Agency Office,
seq Corner of Broad and 9th sts
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On the permanency of the cure hear him. Still
another letter from the above!
BARRELLvILLE, Alleghany county, Md,
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DLAID SILKS, SCOTCH PLAIDS,
i GALA PLAIDS-The town and country mer-
chants will find these goods cheap and very desirable.
Shawls and Winter Wrappings for Ladies',
Cloths, heavy. as well as all other styles
French, English and American Cassimeres,
With many other goods, fresh and OF my own i'm
portation.
large assortment of Negro, Horse, Saddle and
Bed Blankets.
These goods have all been made expressly for me.
and so stamped.
oc ~. II, LUNBON-
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I IQUOR CASES-Handsomely furnish
IL ed with bottles Glasses, &c One cast just re-
ceived and for sale by
ec4 r. M. ZIMMERMAN
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ITO MUSICIANS-WANTED, Gentle
Il man qualified to instruct and lead a Church
Choir IN this city. For terms, &c address music
BOX 30. fly
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THE LATEST NEWS.
New Hampshire RESOLUTIONS of
thS CeuSure.

coucoRp. y. H.. June 20-Mr. Burke,
to@nresenfpd certain resolutions in the New
mT..nDsbire Democratic Convention, Cen suring
r..s;dent Pierce for hts course III regard 10
comments. has addressed letter to the De-
'fr oftbi. s. ate In answer To the article
nI,cb anneared in the Patriot. - Mr. b saws
,eCereuce TO the committee reporting the
"a.oln,ions that he does not believe a single
r.,,l.man composing il wished OF designed to
so,,sck the Administration.
ue further remarks He did not and pre-
mes others did mol; but candid acknow'-
a1',e that did wish to have the Democracy of
Now Hampshire present cle-n and straight
lard record 10 the world to stand on the
Ta,;onaI Platform as The third resolution as
rts unchanged; and that # The true Democ-
..cv had been overlooked. aud Free Sellers
C,slitionists and Disuuionsis. had been taken
,oo mach into favor the Democracy of New.
HAMPSHIRE were not responsible for it, g"
Mr.. i. concludes by asserting that he shall
net war upon The Democratic pary,prncples,
,saoes or canoi ihes, but he shall upon the
contemplate little cabal at the ca ptal who shell
lernp under the shield ofrhe Democratic par
~. are willing to hazard is unity to secure
success, and crafty personal dislike of one or
more members of the party.
CONCORD. N H., June 2lst.-The n f.
Patriot oil to day, General Perce's organ inrhat
State, contains an article occupying four col.
umns. of bitter reply to the resolutions sub
mitted by the Hon. Edward Burke. Commits
sioner OF Patents under Polk, in the recent De
mocratlc State Convention of New Hampshire
condemning General Perce!s appointments.
Tho Patriot CHARGES that the statements ara
malignant ialsehoods and threats g,inst the
administration, and accuses him of cowardce,
anil as being bully. an ass s>in, &c, which
traits the Patriot thinks he exhibited when he
attacked the President through the COMMITTEES
in me Democratic Convention. and that said
b dy correctly failed to sustain them. The
Patriot also says that Bnrke's course is owing
to his failure 10 secure lucrative office.
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RICHMOND, June 81.

RICHMOND, June u
John S. Wormley. under sentence of death
for the murder of his son in law. was To da,
executed at Chesterfield G. H. Through the
clergyman in attendance, he stated t at he bore
no mnlace towards any one, and trusted thai
had he made his peace with God He died ca
silly and re,outely.
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YATES AMERICAN FOFsM BOOK,

II new edition. now ready. He edition of
Iate's American Form Book continuing legally approx
ed presidents for agreements albittions gnments,
bonds, deeds, Wills &c, To which l. added IA Supple
meGt continuing Forms of deeds # batgan and sale,
lease trust and release, uner the Code OF Virginia. al
forms OF attachment under same mode of holding
bail under acts ot 1881 and 1852 and other forms vau
alb to clerks oitney, notarics. shcrs and coroncrs
with an Index by A. II Sands Counsellor at Law; |
vol. l2,oo. LAW sheep -Pice Il so.
just published. and for sale by A. MORRIS.
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.
" This work cannot but prove valuable aid to
the profession, containing in succinct and well adapt
ed form much indispensable information To the young
members e the Bar more especially, it will recon.
mend itsetas gr, economizer of labor and eff
Client guide where Otherwise much difficulty might
,ue."-M0tning Mail
I All these firms may be used without fear. Mr.
Sands has prepare them with great CAFE, and emf
ncny qualified for the task, both by his learning ard
his practice. -SOuthe,n Era.
" In its present shapeil gives much additional nor-
nation which desired account of the changes in
Virginia law effected by the adoption oi the Code
Wig.
1--WE do not know that publication of more value
in the practical affair of life has been made within
number of years. Every who owns property, or
expects TO acquire it, ought to buy the book Rich
mond DtSpatch.
.'Such work has long been needed by the profession
and mere by the community large. The pecu-
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existing statute provisions Of the Code. '-Rtchnnond
Times
''The lawyer who employs his time and ability in
rendering til Ordinary transactions 81 community SIM
pie and ntelligble has pInced the community some
what in his debt; and ev If lawyers magistrates clerks
sheriff. and business generally should not feel dis
posed discharge the debt due to Mr.. Sands, we at
least advise them buy the book for their advan.
tage assuring them tn each of hem will fad it valua
bic wade mecum "-Richmond Enquirer.
June 22-6t
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w ARLINGTON HOTEL

TN1E subscriber has taken charge of this old and well
known Hotel, which opened the lsl dry OF
April His House is we'll furnished aud his tnblo shnl
be supplied with this best the country affords Ills Bur will
he furnished with the choicest liquors lila Stable will
be in charge of careful Oster, md will be- lberay
supplied with provendor. He promsesto sparc efor
To give entire satisfaction all who may favor him with
call, hnd appeals generous public Tor patronage
mp lS--dIe3m JOSEPH w. MOORE.
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Additionally the Niagara.

Two divisions of the Russian army had ar
had quoted Poland. Nothing was defoitely
knewn, but sufficient to cause uncasncss a
ST. Petersburg.
A Ministerial crisis had taken place in Spain
BALTIMORE, June oath.
El,nr "a 7E
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New YoRK, juno "a

The steamer Northern Light arrived to-
day 18th dates from San Francisco TO the Isl
place between Senator Gro5 ner and Represen
la'ive McCorhlr, of Congress. San Francis
co had again been visited by a heavy conna
grafton.
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hennedy, ate Seeretar, ofihe NAVY. ale now
on ' SIT to Jefferson Co. Va. having reach.
onea III" residence q Andrew Kennedy. ESQ.
On Monday, whore. the Spirit OF Jefferson sat 5
'"ey intend remaining for several DAYS.
FOR NEW MExIco.-Grn GARLAND II
"hose arrival has been expected hero G., noar.
y week reached, the city Yesterday y" ii.
way to New Mexico, we're he will IT, a,rns
maud OF The United States troops s,a,;anaI :,
mat territory. He will leave TO marrow for
Tort Leavenworlh where he will be ioined h.
"oVeraor Merriwealher and number of nri
'a'e citizens who will avail themselves of The
opportunity lora safe and agreeable escort over
me fialns. About three hundred troons will
accompany Gtn. Garland from the same noint
designed as a reinforcement ofthe ermv now
Stationed IN New Mexico Major Nichols wbo
Is now here also, goes out as AJiutant Gene.
raj. ''""' N'e"e-
Gen. Garland is in fine health. and looks in
good condition for The TOUCHES kind Of service
IN his contemplated field of duty. His long
experience, and well known efficiency as a
military officer. eminenty qualify him for the
delicate and responsible mission with which he
mas been enlrusled.- 81 Louis hteHigcacer,
1871.
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IN i NJ
VIRGINIA and Tenn. Ik R. Depot

Byn recent order of the Board of Directors Of the
Va & Tenn. Rail Road Go. Tho Agent nj cnch Depot
il held personally responsible for the freight on my
Package which may puss out of his hands, unless pre-
paid
This therefore ia to give notice TO all persons who
ship from Lynchburg, that article of Merchandise,
&C. rnn be forwarded by lio Roud until the freight
snme il pHid, orprrangcmehts be mnde for the
the other end ofthe line, whore il mny be directed. In
like mnnner Tonnage coming East must be cleared
pud for before tnken from The Dcpo'. H. ia hopcd oil
will read lily acquicsce in so labor.sa' ne arrangement
as the Cash system. I. JELLIS, Ag't
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C01Ored Population an Caaa,la

A petition has been presented To the Canada
Leg Stature from the Municipal council ofthe
county OF Kent representing that, by reason
OF the rapid increase of the colored population
81 SAID county, by INN grafton from the United
States many evils are resulting, and are likely
to result to the said county, and praying for tho
adoption OF certain measures with reference
thereto
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A q ENrS

NOTICE.-Expross packages for Norfolk. Pc
tcrsburg Richmond aud the Interior intended for ship
inent per stcenera Roanoke" or 'Janestown,p will
herealerhe received by Measrs. Psriaen King, 2nd
Barclay ST., New Yo k. who the only authorized
Agents forward Express packages by those
sdipss VRGtsIA, N. CARoLISA H. TEsHEAsEE.
II Ii-Jta
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NAIRRANK,s PInfform


II :
" The subscriber would inform hi. old friends and
the public generally Tint he hns completed and furnish
ed the AL tnn his huusennd Is now prepared
aecomm date travellers and others IN good style
any hon in the valley This house l. in the central
pnrt of The and convenient all kinds of bnsiness
Unstable and bnr are always supplied with the very best
the markets a1ord and bis stables under the
superintendeneo of OF the best oste- In the
BY long experience IN the business and his well known
disposition To please he hopes share ibtrnl portion
of the patronage Of the travelling public.
le 2n-3m WI LIAM MoCAuI.
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Advices from China to the 9th April, state
that the revouIionists had been repulsed rom
Nankin with immense loss
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BosToN. Jnne gath.

BosToN, Jnne oath
An acct lent occurred on the New Haven
Railroad yesterday. by which several persons
were killed and wounded
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Miss Caharine Ann King. While bathing in
the river nea- Nov Castle, Del, on Tuesday
asst was carried beyond her depth and drow II
3D.
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a HWW -
Important and Cheering Fews.!
PARISEN &c KINGS
sTEA MsHIP EXPRESS,
PR ROAsoKE AND JAMEsT

PER RoAsoKE AND JAMESTOWN
REDUCED RATES AND INCREASED ExPEDI-
TION, &c, &C., &c.
IHlB proprietor having made arrangements for
l. the still better dispatch of their Express by the
Steamships "ROANOkE" and "JAMESTOW R"
from New York they wish keep before the public,
That ParseH 4 Kings Popular Southern Express IL al.
why's hand for the mediation Of their friends,
the lowest and unparalleled dispatch.--their
Express leaving New York is generally delivered at al.
every point of yrg In 10 hours and throughout
Nnr.h Carolina in So hours, and at FORTY PER CENT
akLowTuE OLD HUMBUG MONOPOLY.
PAmsEE kIsos facilities for the expeditions TRIMS
poration Of Freight and Packages, cannot bs beo by
any Express Company Existence and they defy any
competition therefore in the shape Of Hunbug, lmPo-
aiti.n and Monopoly
~ BE to order your goods by Parisen & Kings
Express. No. 2. Barclay Street. New YORK
~ Rest assured that all they promise they viii faith
fully fulfil
PARISEN & KING No. 9. Barclay ST., N. Y,
and Boingbrook ST., Petersburg Va.
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Observation-Disclosures

IA GROCERIES AND PLdSTER.-Thc sub
erberst continues the fire proof brick Ware.houao
the canal amidst nil the changes receive and for
ward Goods, Produce, Manufactured Tobacco &c
Dur charges will be low and forwarding done with dis
,,ntch.
VIII receive in few dnys frat assortment OF
IrocGcs, which he wall sell low and buy all times
lour, Corn Mem, Oats, Flax Seed &c. for which hs
viii give The beat prices.
Pig and Bar Iron for snle
JAMES b. RENWICK
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UDn REWARD.-Ranawoyf from the sub
ID ~ .cribor about the lat Of March, a NEGRO
WOMAN named Alley about 80 yeurs Of age, OF black
complexion, rather the usual height, trim, active
and quick spoken. have think TINT she is
lurking in the nciehborhood of Lynchb1rg.
will pny the above rewnrd of Twenty Dollars for her
delivery my house in Amherst county Saunders
~ Lby in Lynchburg. A w. WILLIAMS.
ia 2-ta
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WARRINGTON, Juue %
Ro. J. Walker has accepted the mission To
China.
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Y HOUSE The subscribers have associated then
selves together under the style aud firm OF Davis Nov
lin X Go, To curry n general Grocery and Commits,
ion Business the city of Lynchbnrg, and have taei
The house nearly opposite the Virginia Baok, whe,,
they receiving atge and well selected stock
FAMILY GROCERIES, STAPLE DRY GOODS
HARDWARE, HOES. Ne, all of which they will .rll
nj reduced prices for cash exchange for country p
duce.
They will mike liberal advances consig nmentr ,pnd
pnY the hiehcs cash price, for country produce Ths,
in tie their friends aud the public tudng the city
give them IA call, GEO. D. DAVIS,
NJ. Il. NOWLIN,
mch25-dScihs II H. NOWIJN
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mch25-tl&cifts


Ord. HEAVY STOCK Of Dry Goods
c JUNE lSh.1 853.--Jno j. Purvis' Ag't Inns ust
reached home from nnot "Trip To buy goods and ia
ecivng ol2e supply of ever description of articles
known 10 the Dty Goods Trade
Any persons dpubing the ehenpness of his Goods
will please Gull aud 10 k for Themselves
!. S.-M, system ofhnsiness il To receive new goods
nearly every week inthe year, mad sell for oAsn mud
CASH ONLY. JOHN. PUaVlS, dgk
June 1R-ilta
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A MEXICAN FOREIGN AGENCY

"a In Washington d C.-The undersigned offer
his services in the pr Of Claims before Congre.
and the several Departments, and for The transaction
any business requiring atten ion at the Capitol
Persons having business with the Patent indian Lnnd
Pension Ofres,or any ofthe Departments Of the GOV
ernmen in the Supreme Court If the United States
may rely prompt and faithful attention 10 their
interests.
Enjoying extensive Foreign acquaintance. will
undertake and be responsible for the safe tiunsmssion
tenton will be paid to the collection OF Foreign Caims
Correspondents viii be furnished with specia refer
ences in whatever Smip they may reside, and in the
prominent cities of Eurore.
JOS. c. G. KENNEDY,
Office IN II St. between Ninth and Tenth.
GENERAL REFERENCES:
wAsH1NGToE.
Hon. John w. MaurV, Mayor.
Baron Won Ger)lt, Prussian Minister,
Henri Bosch Spencer, BeIgia" Minister,
Gen. Winfield Scott,
Gales aud Seaton,
Corcoran Il Rigss, Bankers,
Chubb Brothers, Bankers,
selden, Wilhers Il Co. Bankers,
Joseph Henry, LII d.
LoSDoN.
Joseph r. Ingerso, American Minister,
The Prus,ian Minister.
Lieut. Col Syke, East India Company,
Joseph Hume, NJ p.
Alb Fonblanque, Board OF Trade,
Edwin Chadwick. Board OF Health,
George Peabody. Banker.
PARIS. LEIPZIG SAX.
William C. Ryes, DIR. Flugel.
Tbeod. Say, BERLIN.
NJ De Jonnes Baron Humboldt,
A. NJ Query, NJ. Deterci,
Edm. Lala, cite, Prof Won Raumer.
Livingston, Wells q, CO., HyRE
ie2lts Lor. Draper.