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H1HC SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST UROUTR-THE
vandsbt Line fer San Fran ssso-The Asssssory Tran
81 the nail-Only line giving thr..sh tickets including the
Isthmss erossiDg The favote double engine steam
ship NORTAEkN LIGHT, Capt. Tnklspaugh, will leave
from Pier No North River, at three o'clock F. n, pre-
iag With the popular stssmship BROTHER JONATHAN,
Lieut.. Baldwin u g. N, ader the Nisarsgua
having twelve miles land
These steamers uns.rpassed in their ventilation and
csmmodatons For aton passage at the lowest
raves apply only at The agency Of the sompan No Bat
terry place, up stalks. G. VANDERBILT, Agent
Pengsrs cautioned against the Representatives Of
hred for other lines None employed for this
line. mail bag will be made N at the sfhes
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M LARMoNr, PARIS AND LONDON PHYSICIAN
M .and Surgeon, can be consulted from III n N 3P n
and from sx till nine m the evening" Sundays sxospts&
vt - Reads street OF Broadway.
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INSURANCE..

NORTHERN NEW YORK LIVE STOCK INSURANCE
IN Contrary OF Piattshurg N. Y.-Capital, &500O0 80.
curely invested. vISCENT& CO. Agents, No. II Nassau
ttls.t tsseLs LSes.
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EXTRA PAY.

CAIL0RS VINO SERVED IN THE UNITED STATES
Navy atapy time ls46 to 1852 In the Pacific ocean
EDWARD BIsSELI. Agent
and Date Purssr Z. q Navy. Ne - South William 81
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NEWPORT WATER CURE WILL BE OPENED ON
IN the first If April II has hcen httcd with particular
regard 70 comfort and convenience and with the celebrated
htRthulness of tie Newport climate will bc mostdesir
a.aG slI., A-4..s- Dl. II, :. -L--, SsapSs., isl.
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kPLENDID EXPOSITION OF SILKS, LACEs, EN-
broderfes, 4c-A. KERR A CO., having removed to
ectens Of the above goods that has offered this
rect. '
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\ CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF HOSIERY, UNDER
shirts, and drawers suitable for summer wear; silk
un silk cotton and Lisle thread half hose Of every posi-
undershirts and drawers Of sagIe merno gau1e
flannel spun silk &C.; Isle thread OF most
a<iful fabric. LEWIS 4 sRAC0RD, 655 Broadway.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

<yAMDER AND AMBOY RAILROAD TO PHILADxI
~ phia-nom pier No. North Evsr-rwo hines dolly, -
A. n. Asd p N.-Acscm odatios kne ~ 10 A. NJ b.
steam T.:nso, V South nnbey ears 70 Borassso
press ns At NJ BY steamboat John Potter 70 AmAox
thence direct 10 Camden by oArhrough four bours and
hah: rsfe-A Fetuxusnx, leave Phlsdssrh&s II 70 A.
T. and p n.
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L1oR THE WEST AND soUTHwEsr-BALTIuORI
and Ohio Railroad for Wheeling zsnssvills CncR natl
Louisve s.: LoIi; AS-This great road vss a,st opened
s..hed are now completed TIE entire road ane order
routes in the world The express mail train BAN
daily at M, and 10 Wheeling CSSl miss
sghtssn nineteen hours arriving NJ n day
may leave baltimore at San lodge in Cs@
berlard 79 miles and proceed thence In the morning
mailing the .n.ire trip BY daylight. Passengers le.vn,
New ferk az An or Pbiadelphia At Pm, arrive Ia
Baltimore a. and BY taking the mail train AZ reaoa
four from philadsphis To sonnsst y.h tAs Western
meeting then At the Washington jun elton slay
nre NIL from Baltimore. Az Wheeling The large
and splendid steamers Of She Unisn uns Quilt kis
!outs) wish really unsurpassed accom- wait daily
Cincinnati and L.uisvlio where The St. Loui. and Nav
pssssn i.r Cineinnst y land routsl conmsu. or
Wheeling BY sxcsien coaches IN ton hours to zanesls
and thenee railresd NBBsggage checked through 70
baggage Fare by through ticket with right ovsr
anywhere the rorte from PbilAdol pha to Wheeling
s0' to Ciu.lnn.h sil to LouisYis, ss from Washing
ton TO Wheeling ~ 90 TO Cincinnati, $i to Louisville,
e. For the tickas apply a. rhiladsphia Bsltmsr. and
stations WIN. PARKER, Gen. Superintendent.
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COZ ALBANY-fASf Q.--ALbANy AND SHw
sainS ate A. n ana AS p NJ eonnestns at Albany MA
.ensrI Hines # railroads Norh and wes, from tho new
4spot Of White Cha and esns.e strssts WHORE
through eket b. procured and baggage checked
Schenectady UHsa Syracuse Rochester, end Bukxls Pas
also received q sn& Bowsry and Twenty
szth street sad vosrth sv:nss The sboye <s
only Al Other Fsps win start from City Hsu
Nm " Tyon sud 1ertre ksrstofero
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u Ls..s. .DSsr. att g senmsne. ..7 o:loos
ns Mr.
Tuesday evening Nay n 9 "a R6 :. performed
Rob Frofu ADS;5.@ isSl Jsrys psy,sgs
Tloin,sa sn Davenport Matte Ms; S..nan
@ sf THE DOUBLE BEDDED ROOFS . r'''''
Major Minus - - Day Nancy: MT. sefssn
VILLAGES THEATRE. BROADWAY, NEAR
'''aa' evening ny eE 8 Ri b z SH 1ll:'
S.;:; a:.:s tss:;, ci: ::T::
E ..u,. S;:
E' s:. S.; Esyass
Sir Xdon; chandler Mar, wirusi Mis-. L. Kssne
JxTooDs NINsTRELs, "a BROADWAY, ABOVE
E :.S :; IA
ss: and ss .s
gee 3 psss &
informed that the afternoon concerts are discontinued
ERANGoNrs INTERCOLLEGIATE CHANGE OF
Il performances.
In4s1S SsT Vol eoross4 A.i HtffSSRoxr
Daring c..sd h ~ IL. . .a1a:s nodes
rsid Sports Mons. fssas.s: Sishly ssnsd horses: SsS
s.ssia%, sSs Ii. the Chase the Tilsn,
THE STAG HUNT,
Received with ra2turous applause This grand affair.
The Psr0rmans;s vii %R% VIII the
OF the Field OF the Cloth Of Gold.
Produced ut prodgioss cost In most STYLE
81 and evening
Reserved Seats; ~ o'ns Tickets. c'sss
commences half hour after the opening
Particular NoticeTsksts can be secured At tho follow.
ing elasss.Wsstsrn n0;s Lovsjcys Hotel Assor House.
given in the Afternoon are equal in
every those Of The evening Children under ten
seats for any o. the performance
eoo1ed admission '0t
WOODS MINsTRELs, ~ BRoADwAY.-HoRNs BE
neht-E. HORN respectfully informs his friends and
the public generally thai his bepsat ; yin take place on
win sustain the high reputation for which
this company is SO justly celebrated.
pUcKLEY's NEW oRLEANy sERENADERs CHI
and every evening during This and old
the e. ] s
late visit TO have always received the patronage
ps ssd
gentlemen q New Y.r. that they will soR%sn's thar
commences at O'Clock. Price Of admission, Is cents.
OPPOSITION TO THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
evening 4. the ST. Charles Theasre Admission Is cent?
s7ss S ss tho
ITO LKT.-cAsrLE GARDEN BY THE NIGHT wRll
Or month For psrsioui.Is apply 70 Saeos'sH
SER, on the premises.
DLAZA DE TORos I'm LA HABANA.-GxTRA M
j R0sDAn companies or persons engaged in giving pal
sent in the city Of havana isis x Cubs building re-
gently constructed for bull nghts large enough to ho
p5s IS fAB B SGHs 4:
vans, Conoordia street, No. Ill.
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Mr. l.; BRooKEs WILL GIVE ANOTHER OF HIS
IN recherche extra ssirsos at his Assembly Rooms
Broome street. on Wednssday evening, juno 1.

F., A CARD.-MR EDITOR s--wR BEG TO INFORN THE
"A public through columns that, coming from Con-
.t.ninop: the city Of The Grand Sultan q a.. Turkish
rnmc views Of that city and ts enyrcns and ether ancient
places and things together with the most interesting and
striking costumes Of che Musaman population We know
that there New ork objects Of great interest
attract the public bat hope that Turk
ish paAoramss will DO sssrco net only Of amusement bat
Of important information respecting portion Of mankind
who, since the dstru Of the Jansarss Sultan
MahmoWd have tssn adopting ths customs and habits Of
modern civilization We beg further 10 inform the pus
hat We are natives 81 III: city Of constsnanopls and
bsen at great in preparing these
both Of time and nonsy-ths paintings are Of the
highest order and the the most beautiful in the
world: the views which are about 70 exhibit ia
vorably received shall be happy 70 exhibit
which expecting from opls The exhbNoa
viii take place In Broadway No e2 from 10 A. till 10
Pm MR. AND MRS. PULGIAN
MT and Mrs Pulsian will Turkish and Greek eos
umes, varying them frsm time 10 time.
A POLIO HALL, BALTIMoRE FOR RENT.-THE
"A grand saloon 80 by 20 feet lighted by three magnificent
chandeliers and settees capable Of seating hundred per-
Aso saloon second floor by 30 feet Lectures
exhbtons &C. These rooms from their location
and accommodations sssed by cty.
Apply to CHAS WEST Sun Iron Building, Baltimore.
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TOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BRENEN.-THE UNITED
Il States mail steamer WASHIN GTON, =: Fitch, com
land the mails passengers fer England and France
Saturday Juno Is, At o'clock, p. NJ from pier No.
North river. Price Of passage: -
In hrst cabin, main saloon. $50
In frst cabin, lower saloon. 100
In sessnd cabin. Observation-Disclosures. 60
Al surgeon is attached 10 sasi steauer All
letters pass through the post once Specie delivered
in Bayrs and Tendon. For passage freight, apply
m aoLLLK, sAND kEkA Assntus = sossn ssrses.
eat Juy
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VICTORIA LINE FOR PORT PHILIP AND MEL
bourne Australia. The well known superior alp
per chip AUDUBON, 4 A. Arthur, master, having the
portion and going on board will
potiyely sail the 9Th proxno. For balance Of freight
and passage, LAYING apply to
KENDALL Il CO, 10 Pearl street.
AesLts u Estrkla, Assars. LalssI, LV.d y uale.
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TOR AUsTRALIA-FTRsT SHIP.-THE TAROLINTA
IL sails Wednesday, June l. Passengers will please
send baggage hoard early Wednesday few berths
unengagod Apply at once at pier IL, FAST river.
A. PELLETfER qS Wall street,
or to 0VERMANN GRUNER Is South street.
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TEE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Nail Stsamsr.-The shRs com risnx this nns Vie

ships having bseu baht by sontrac expressly es
every has been taken their
suctioDas In their sngnss-to strength speed
and ths for for
elegance and comfort
Price passage New York Liverpool in Srst cabin
$40 In second eshin &c. Exclusive Of sxtrs
Soom, $500.
From Liverpool 70 New York Ssu and So
An sypsrsnced surgeon attached to each sbip.
Ne hertks secured lntl paid for.
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hired ,sr oth's ns: for sA'
FOR cA5IF1E NSIH MEw AND D! sPLIN DID
a ssr San ii. n
~ w.fisis ::s; ,s
ri isa I:ss T.:
q: ~
aa a 'i srpS ely sf't E'i HfL
CTEAN TO AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND, VIA
III :s: the III: If
Ksna.5oo s$S c:R,:n J Jssms RS
:: :G;s ;:i:::: Is g g -
The nrsi which will be despatched England
y
FoSS POM snIhIr . m 4,5ro SAL AZ.
.%,. %, ~ s =: re: sa e e:
a .i. :.; & " 80 sS *.
Esssge money has been paid deposit This ship attse
s:sss s2H%
ss .. % T. Of
sfths ss:s.. rip. q th;
:s,Ss:
of his vessels called ports
Ono Of favorte ships will leave Now York Australia
every month Apply to hN"ONlA PfLLETIER, prspris
tor Us Wall street or TO OvSRMANN GRUNKR, sss-
n<noss - south street. or on board.
FoR MELBOURNE, AUsTRALIA-ExPREss LINE
10Th June Tho new clipper AURA now loading at pier
engaged Is expected to MI with unusual despatch
Parties wishing to to Australia sannot do better than TO
examine this beautiful vessel before engaging their passage
limited number Of only will he taken Apply
on board or to WV RUSSELL, 81 Old slip.
dor AUsTRALIA-FIRsT SHIP.-THE TARoLINTA
sails on Wednesday June ]. Passengers will please
unengagod. Apply at once at pier IL. fast river.
A. PELLETfER aS Wall street.
or to 0VERNANN GRUNER. Is South street.
A USTRALIA IN SEVENTY DAYS ny THE PIONEER
n LineThe entirely and beautiful clipper ship SEA
RANGER see remarks of editor ia New York Herald 2st
ns Captain Lathrop the tenth ship Of this established
line. Tho following have arrived at Melbourne with emily
care Of sickness amongst coo passcngrsReyonue, in
days Those DESTROYS Of ayans bemsel Of passage by
the only and clipper ship the BERTH should mako
prompt application for the few remaining first second
cabin berthsno steerage Not ship Of this line has
stopped at intermediate port short Of supplies Examine
the shipher fittings for comfort and hralthat pier IL
East River. r. w. CAMERON, I6 Wall street.
VICTORIA LINE FOR PORT PHILIP AND MEL
bourne, Austr sia.-The we'll known superior alp
per chip AUDUBON, b A. Arthur, master, having the
reater portion Of her hecured and going board will
Pctyey sail on the 9Th proximo For balance Of freight
ana passage having unsurpassed accommodation apply TO
KENDALL X co. 70 Pearl ftreet.
Hill
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DOR MELBOURNE, AUsTRALIA-ExPRESS LINE
10Th June5The new clipper AURA loading at pier
East river being OF small capacity and having half
earr engaged expected to f mp with despatch
Parties wishing to Australia sannot do better than 70
limited number Of only will he taken Apply
on board, or to W.. w. RUSSELL, 81 Old slip
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DAeKErs TO HAvRE-saCoND LINR.-raE YOI-
lowing ships viii leave Havre the Nth. and New Ysrh
thA NJ o NaHh month
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With al requisite articles the soAsrt and q
and commanded men Of experience in ths
Seeds sent 10 the Subscribers win b forwarded ss fsr
AnU ehaAgss buk those actually incurred
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The FIRST OF which will be despatched England
for Sydney about July the follow intervals
Of month. CHAMPION WETrON, Secretary,
30 NooYgate street, London.
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I,oR BERMUDA AND ST. THOMAs.-rHE ROYAL
y nail steamer Merlin, Captain CronaA, will sail on
Tlssday, June 7th.
Passage money 10 Bermuda. $50
d st. Thomas ..............,. 10
Apply TO T. CUNARD. Bowling Green.
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DLAZA DE TOROS I'm LA HABANA-GXTRA NJ
i R0seAn companies or persons engaged in giving pal
lie hereby sfsRed that there Is at
sent in the city Of havana sls q Cuba) building
Gently constructed for ball hghta large enough to hold
o0 persons and well adapted for kind Of
Apply to the manager DON JOSE PABLO 1IQUES HS
vans, Conoordia street. No. Ill.
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CTEAM TO AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND. VIA
y Panama and the Pachc-The Austalassn Pacific Nail
Steam Packet Company have in Of building for
Mi. service the following iron screw Steamship. yiI-
ships. Tons. Hse per- Csmmsn
Kangaroo. 1850 800 Captain johnson, r. N.
Dinprns. j, $50 300 Captain Stamp.
BiseH swan. $500. iSso 100
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IoLIAN PIANOS, AT al BRoADwAY.-A LARGE
IN assortment of pianos from the celebrated house Of
Haet. Davis Co., Boston, also the well known instra
ments Of A. w. LRdd Co.. with full supply Of new and
secondhand of various Makers for sale 1t low
prices. Pianos to let.
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ERANKLIN kUsEUM, Ms SHATHAN STREET.-0Ee
LEA pro gretorThs above establishment open ever
Afternoon O'clock and in the evening ct IN for the
purpose Of Clals and Original Of Living
statuary, by Mile Casnets Troupe Of Model Artsts w.
gethsr with variety Of For fartha
particulars see bills Of cash day Admission Seats
chairs, N cents: Boxes IS cent?; Gallery, LIZ cents
brooklyn MUsEUM,-TUEsDAY, NAY sl-COH.
ID plimentary benefit to Mr. q. j. Hartwel-On which
casion will be performed Richard IIDuke of Goster,
Mr.. J. B. Kean; Earl Of Richmond nr G. J. Hartwell.
After which, THE IRISH LYON-Tim Moore, Mr. T. l..
Heape Capt Dixon, Mr. W. H. Tierney Tickets to be had
At the door.
WILL SOON CL0sE-BANvARD'S HOLY LAND Al
the Gsorama, 6e6 broadway. This magnificent paint
ing presents in minute detail all the sacred
toned p the Bibs the Cities rivers and lakes
and all the Holy Places In dispute between The Bmps
Of France and Russia Exhibited every evening at
o'clock. Admission, 20 cents; children, hafprise.
MILLS EQUESTRIAN sTATUE.-THE PUBLIC ARE
WI resssetfuly informed that this world statue
Of General Jackson the only equestrian fgure In either
self poised and self the sage psnt
wbsnee he derives his mesn win be for exhibition at
Railway Hail. the Crystal Palace ~ 7th day Of
June The hall IT, without exception one.s the hnsst
In the United States being upwards handrsd sst M
length 6y feet in width and twenty feet N height and
capable containing $500 1t will be maSni
fcety lifted for the OCCASION and expense spared
render II worthy Of public patronage.
1IR. l.. BROOKEs WILL GIVE ANOTHER OF HIS
.kA-nL A ASk ~. - D.u-
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OPPOSITION TO THE HIPPODROME.-
~ ances afternoon at three o'clock, and In the
evening" at the St. Charles Theatre Admission IS centsr
Ladies and children to the afternoon performance hal
Mitchell.
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DARNUNs MgsEUM.-TUESDAY AFTERNOON, AT
ID eslssk the laughablo farce revised and adapted
.he sstdisxs taste 81 This sstahlishmsnt nISCH LIEF
viii the beautiful domestic drama
&c. Is ssnts Paraust and First Balcony
l2L cents Ak
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United States Patent OMce,
m uNnn A mil Ia

IN the petition of Joseph Mock, of Phladepha Pa praying
the patent granted him the
JuIy padocks and other
years from expiration of said patent which
place 6 day of july eighteen hundred and fy
three q 853A ft
ordered said petition be heard the Patent Office
Monday 27) of June - O'Clock,
notified and show n they
ought TO be granted. .Elrser4
the extension required file In the Patent
ouecons specially forth writing at twenty
dss hearings all testimony filed by either parry
hearing and transmitted
rules of the office, which will be furnished
plicauon. ,,s,s...-x 49,, 80
ordered published in the National Inegcn
GER Republic Unon Washington o. c.; Inquirer Philadelphia
Express New York city Daily Bee Boston, Mass and Union,
to twenty 2 day Of June the day OF bearing
= R. c. WEIGHTMAH ~. pf
Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
p s-Edo papers will please copy and send their
Patent Office with containing this notice
April l7-law3w
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Marble IN United States Capitol.-To Own
Marble Quarries
CAPITOL EXTENSION OFFICE,
Washington, ID. c., May 4, IL

EXTENSION OFFICE,
Washington, ID. c., May 4, 1853.
information regard American ornamental
decoration the of
Washington, all owning veins
quarres marble within the United States which worked
capable Of being worked invited send specimens TO this
office. .-r. .fisi
specimens blocks of cubica form six inches
each face. ia-H
The information should accompany each exact
Office
quarry delivery at the nearest steam
boat stopping place. of blocks that can be obtainsd
description of the not the direction,
dip beds veins into which the rock is divided
specimens much from the dimensions above
should be boxed and copy the paper giving the
information required should be enclosed in the box and another
by to distinctly marked with the of the
sender directed to this ofnce tf te5 uu
The be by the ordinary channels OF
transportation reasonable freight will be paid their
delivery this Office. ~
Editors country papers generally which circulate where marble
confer benefits upon their dis
by Civ this editorial notice.
receiving copy this advertisement from this office
requested insert weekly months, and send
copy paper, their bills TO this oice
" IlflI7i - ii lfll ei.lr NJ. c. MEIGS,
Captain Engineers in charge of Extension u g. Capitol
May l7-law3mwp u7ft
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NOTICE Of the reOpenins OF the land Office at Vim
cennes Indiana-Whereas by public notice,
February 1885, Vincennes
Indiana to be and the lands remaining
unsod therein ordered be attached
In said State, for the that said
unsold lands amounted to less tan and
pearng discrimination that unod land said district
mat quantity the Secretary the Interior in virtue
thoy him vested has directed the reopenDg of the Office
Vincennes and it is therefore eopened accordingly
Lands in the Vncennes district will be subject to
land office at Vincennes until further notice. s~ q.
JOHN WILSON, Commissioner
GENERAL LAND OFFICE, April co. 1883. a
April 24-3aw6w - t.lie
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MAY 2l-eodtl6 June

May 2I-eodtIb JUNG
The ntelgencer the Union and the Republic Wash
ngton Advocate Georgetown d. q and the Baltimore SUM-
the above advertisement three
till the 18th Of June The Journd Rockville Montgomery
HerGd Citizen and the Examiner Frederick
Middeown the Odd Fellow Boonsboro'
Herald and Tochligh, the Hagersown Mail, the News and
Peoples own Hageown, will respectively insert the
week until the 10th of June. frt q
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THIS IL ~ give notice that Clara McWttarns Of
Fredeckabug Virginia. have obtained from the State of Viz
duplicate No. 1884 for
ed father Joshua Mcliams, for his services the navy,
dated July $685. original being and that shall claim scrip
for the g5fsea.-t 81 - -. ,s--,j-ts
Jan 2--aaw3m .lss-e leu 5sa5.s- -
& T'iep ss4 Easifs s
sag9 r1f4f s.5tas
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United stat.s boundary Csmnai.s.sn,

United States Boundary Comnalssten,
.-o8rsr WAsaIssTox CITY, March IS, 1853
IN consequence Of the very limited appropriation o continuing the
survey boundary line between the United States and the
republic Mexico the necessity Of and the uncertainty
number of employees attached The boundary
comuisson persons employed said comnso not appoint
of the United States Secretary II the In
'-1.-- - ROBERT B. CAMP BELL, .5luo.
Mar n -s.tH7f a Comaissioaefs
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THE mErRopoL1rAN RAILROAD.

DY authority legislature of Maryland
passed January of 1862 entitled
poae the opoian RAILROAD Company and in conformity
the provisions thereof hereby given the undersigned
that books receiving subscriptions the capital
Metropolitan Railroad Company will opened
Monday 9Th day Of June and be kept open from the said 9th
day 10th day OF inclusive, hour OF 10
O'Clock a. m clock said days
paces and direction following, viz:
AT the Washington Patriotic Bank the Bank Of the
Metropolis banking house of Messr Cofeoan and Riggs
the city District Columa the rec
of the commissioners residing in said city and the several
of said banks
AT the Farmers Mechanics Bank of Georgetown and the
Commerce. Georgetown, the District of Co
residing
of Georgetown, cashiers of said several banks
Rockville Montgomery county, Maryland, the
Ver under the direction OF
residing county, and the said Samuel @. Yiers
city Frederick, Frederick county Maryland,
Mechanics Bank of Frederick county,
County Bank and the Branch Bank of the Farmers Bank
of the commissioners residing
county, and the several cashiers of said banks.
Boonsboro' Washington Maryland
store of Burkhar the direction
Davis one commissioners, and Mir. Bukhart of said
In agersown, Washington county, Maryland at the
Haeesown Bank Washington county
on of the commissioners residing in said
of the Hageso Bank aAd the secretary OF said