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Virginia Land Once,

conformity with the Code OF Virginia Of ls49 page
10 90 hereby make known all whom
pea ny ceTicae OF the escheator
April land
2Ih day Of April 1855 that by inquest held
1853 the following died has
found escheaed TO this Commonwealth, vizs
A lot IN the city OF Petersburg
aud bounded by The late r. o. Eyer
the south by the lot OF A. a. Mcwsine esq and on the
by the Lewis Znmer
The city lot No. ~ and repuied contain
cheated property bat lot is
which Mrs Susan Bott died seizedhavng life
OF assembly in year 5IO releasing her
Commonwealth right during her life.
S. III. PARKER,
ApW-iawbw Reg Land Ofice.
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Headquarters Marine Corps,

Washington, April e5, 1859
SEPAhATEBEAED PROPOSALS viii be received at this ofice
W unu 10 o'clock, Saturday, l4h May 1855
suppbhg me United States Marine Corps with the following
70 De delivered BY Tho 18th day OF July 1853 Marine
eiohs ste, NO 5f Walker New York Washing
on u ", OF at such other point direct
nee ol expense 10 The Uned States viz 1000 blankets; 400
khapsaehs 300 fatigue with "U B. $500
army bo"eesf 1000 patent leather stocks.
the above. named
the Assistant euanemater 81 Walker street. New York.
mlhish uc quantities above
require.
The lowest responsible bidder win be officially nofd Of
ceptance of his bid.
subject
or such person or persons he may appoint
such papers usually advertise the Marine Corps
next and send Their bills accompanied by copy OF the advertise
lnent, 10 ihb office for payment.
Ap 2o--eodtliMay. (Repub. & InicL1
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,,.., M. n Removing the ,.HaITJride Rock % near
EaII's IsIan nd, Cobseoon Bay. Maine.
ERGISEEH DEPARraEsr,

ERGISEEE DEPARrhEsr,
Washington, April g. 1859.
SEALED PROPOSALS. viii be received this ofee until The 2
- day OF May removing the halde rock Fa island
CObscock bay
tides be reached, which would take OF
ten aud half 0 feet from the height OF the
rock.
estimated cubic OF the portion be removed
200 Yards, lees.
The be thrown the channel every
side without danger Of creating distractions
that the be completed be
fore the Gloss of operations in the coming autumn.
that will
der liable any beyond that which ha. been
pised for this object
much for the job, each TO
be by the of responsible suretes for tile
due iuihmeDt OF the contract
Payments from time time equal TO sixty cent
OF quantity rock removed-the remaining
being un the completion OF the job But
unless the
walton be there carried down the required level and The work
accepted by the agent Of the government IN charge
The night is reserved ofeectng all OF the proposals.
further information, the locality address
JOS. G.. TOTTEN,
Brevet Brig General and Colonel Engineers
Union, ineiigence aud Republic, Wash.
Post Boston, Massaeus Eastern Argus, Port
land, publican Journal, Belfast Maine twice week
for and each containing the ahVef
tissment be transmitted tie Ensineer Department.
Ap m
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,MMENsE STOCK OF CANTON MArrINGs.-we ha

IMMENSE STOCK OF CANTON MAFTlNGs.-We have
received schooner Fairfax extensive assortment
prepared TO sell them wholesale
retail hsm late auction sales in New YORK
prices sell them good terms
Dealers wishing rpienh their stock viii
supplied their the OF tanspoa
on likely get them less prices than they would have
in other cities
respectfully informed that have for
their especial of g. 5 and "a heavy and
made by These goods will
Also all other makes and styles most IN de
which will bs furnished the most reasonable terms
CLAGErr n DODSON
Ap l2-3teoif
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MILK from silver Spring farm-The undersigned will
M milk Washington. lie that the
quality, from kept fine condition
haya
convenience dairy OF
viii families will degree depend
ALFRED l. DRANE,
AID 5-2aw2w Manager Of silver Spring Farm.
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AousE-EuRNrsHING .GOODs.-Housekeopers those
commencing, call and examine The sub
collection OF house furnishing goods which consists OF al
9 Meele deemed requisite in housekeeping, such as
and glass " '' ~ 'S ' -''
I's'.d goods Bntsnnin vynre
Gas bttures, large as.n,,a.,,
looking passes, hronypd OF Foods
Y s',.'u s.!.' /" tgousl Willow ware, wooden ware
.uueiy, painted TN goods, reirrera,or.
Mats, brushes, lamps, Rrandolea roosn. ,,,n.n. sc
nso,ne pledges himself HI. goods A. low as they can
~ s,,;eles in Ms linz % hington and
convincing proof In addition indue.rnn, ~ rl VIZ s S .
goods at very low prices purchaser. ot
ing from stock the most varied aud extensive ~ o & 81 eo
NJ, N o.usw = w, BOrELER,
-. Iron
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rrIHE Religion OF Geology and b.

HE Religion OF Geology and iss Connected Sciences
j. by Edward Hitchcock ID. D.
The Old Red Sandstone; by Hurh Miller.
Footprints Of the Creator by Hugh Miller.
Man Pnmeval by John Harris, ID. u.
Tho Pre- Adamie Earth by John Harris u. ~
Philosophy Of the Plan OF Salvation by an American citizen
For sale by GRAY n BALLANTYNE,
APPS 7th street, near Odd Fellows Hat
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VISITING CARDS engraved and printed. md beau
ful styles Of French, English and American cards 20 be had at
TAYLOR h MAURY's,
APPS Bookstore, 9h st.
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'Iv Kent, two large furnished Rooms por,s,,
vans avenue convenient Browns Hotel and Avenue uo
ented separately ioreher, parties Inquire Al MI
NNs Mar 26-eodImo
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ELOOH OILCLOTHS.-We have in and sale tie
above article
offered by public desigas them
which tapestry landscape, mosaic
grained wood in panels and blocks very unique eseo
chntze and other styles.
Also an extensive supply step ooh all OF which
e sold on reasonable terms, usual by
CLAGErT & D0DSON,
Dealers in all kinds oil furniture dry goods
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EHENCH NOVELS AND HONANCES.-A variety, en-
brscnR Bazac, Dumas Ducange, Fc
val Mason, from - cents upwards
ofthem profusely illustrated,
Just opened, direct nom Paris. FRANCk TAYLOR.
An
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IyL5GANr CARPEIINGS.--We respectfully invite the at
IA Of several and superb patterns OF
tapestry capetng with the and match
ing Also, additional supply of real English ingram
assortment Of low
priced hemp and ingram carpetiDgs
The goods having been purchased by prior TO the late
labor, sold quite reasonable All
who desire effect saving OF money! they contemplate
furnishing advised purchase their carpets now we nave IN
a complete
Ap l2-3leof CLAGEII OODsON
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REFRrGERarORs-fO refrgerators On sols :, = -
~ mre whsrooms, on Nh street, opposite Frrb,na, p
They eosce every convenience for kreping ovetv,hnS ak
put into them Price from s2 70 49, Please ca and 80
they can't be beat ~ ~ uein
ApB-1tsw5w N NJ NccprpOn
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ZINC PAIsTs.-The Jersey Zinc Company
IL uung these superior quality Their advantages
other paints
posonousSleepng apartments recently paint
mpuny and using these paints
subject distressing malade arising from the Of
beauty and durabtyZnc, inside work, becomes
and not easily soued Is whittier
than pure whitcncss brsncy
suphurous is unrivaled
For outside exposed to
water zinc paints will retain their color and preserving
qusiiue. long afer other paints are destroyed.
paints will (equal werhu) about two
pure lead IN conuerisn with their
duray makes Ia the long run tue cost OF Psnnng WIN
zinc less han half with lead.
paints, which are sold low
prices adapted painting roofs out buildings, and all me
tao which they enectuay protect from
rust Iposed either 10 heat ~ weather
These paints prepared and may be used
in All They sale by OF the
cities and Of the Union, and BY
MANNING h sQUIER,
IS New York.
NB-Au paints manufactured this company warranted
pure hpD-dm
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NOTICE of the reopening OF the land Office at VIM
cenoes IndisnsWherea by public notice, dated the 5th
February office Nuoennes
Indiana directed discontinued and the lands remaining
attached and made subject
jeonve, In said snc, for the reason that II appeared said
unsod lands less than 100 Oo0 and
that unsod land said district
exceeds that quantity the Of the Interior In virtue
thov directed the reopening Of the Office
Yineennes; and II Is therefore reopened accordingly
Lands In the Nncenncs district will be subject 10 entry the
land office nj Nincennes until further notice.
JOHN WILSON, Commissions.
GENERAL LAND oruor, April 20 1883
10 oi-3awGw
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Letters DatenI secured
- bydoeeec yaic chains constructed be under the
garments the wonderful discovery medicine and
ci OF uc present day. They relieve without shock
such head, and tooth
aee rheumatic tic dooaux by their mild but
ingSueb diseases,
ac-disappca by miracle. They have applied with the
all dreadful diseases children
called eethng under dcaes and
disorders OF the bowels They pecpste metals from their so
on deeonpore defect the magnetic needles Short show
dueing effects weigh ounces folded up
pocket book, ready will last
his lifetime guarding himself family, friends,
diseases and conpnns which mild
city perfectly and wonderfully speedy remedy
The price Ola complete chain rom al 10 90 batee $40 TO
S22 so.
may facts, person easily
himself beforehand depot Of their truth The
the invention teen acknowledged America by the
Academy Medicine York. the chains
medical colleges the Bellevue,
Wards Island hospitals, Brooklyn City Hospital, &c. Eu
Royal College and Surgeons London
Academic Naionae de Medecn Paris by the imperial
highest ORDER including principal hospitals
Europe
of testimonials the eff
all institutions America and Europe, well
members of profession
n hemispheres invite public them.
testimonials, md number
York Europe be obtained the
They will be forwarded free of POSTAGE of the
United ses 10 prepaid inquiries containing three cents
postage stamps. j. sTEINERT,
No. $50 Broadway, corner of Prince street, New York
In Washington, H. ID. Gilman, Pennsylvania avenue
Baimae Charles and VIM. Caspari, 81 North Gay street.
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OWEN son, merchant tntlors, now ming
u. supply Of goods, consisting OF rich
of fne black blue and hncycooed cloths blue black
choice selection vesngs OF
which they invite the attention OF their friends and the
public generally.
1-2awlm
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VENUE HOUSE. George French ~ Co., late OF
IL Frcnch Hotel Norfolk, VngnaThis Hotel Just finished at
the latest and best
The airy attention will be paid TO the
comfort of their guests
wishing accommodated reasonable rates
The charge day boaders will be "a per week
Ap I2 eod2m
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United States Patent ONCE.


nN the petition of Joseph Mock, of Philadelphia praying
for the extension of patent gunted him the sixteenth
o OF Juy leo improvement padocks locks,
Tor seven years nom the said which
place on the sixteenth 6 day Of july eighteen hundred
three l6o3)-
ordered that the said petition be heard Office
Monday the twenty seventh 2 Of June ~ O'clock
and all persons are nohed aud show
havc why said petition ought granted.
Persons o in
Office their opecuons specially writing at least
days before the day OF hearing, all
TO be used at the said hearing be
cordace WIN the rules OF the oce, which will
picaton.
Ordeed also, that this notice be published National
Republic, and Union Washington, d.
Pa; Express, New York city Day Dee, Mass Union
Harm burg Pa, week
TO the twenty 2 day Of June the day hearing
II. G, WEIGHrMAN,
Acting Commissioner Patents.
sEdos Of tho above papers please copy send their
bills Patent Office a
April l7-law3w
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DAHGAINs FoR nlECuANIcs-Cash for nulldin

BARGAINS FOR MECHANICs--Cash for building
housesProposals invited bud of frame brick,
number houses exceeding all TO be finished before e
LIST November each TO be PAID Tor casa IN hand
| ready for occupancy. -
is outside Of the city OF Washing
rods excellent graveed
the railroad They intended to be of
iorm lots and all near ,osethe but not
adjoining. .
invited which shall
thousand dollars EACH Address The undersigned
| at No. 7, Fowler's building, Washington.
ID M,
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GoDEy y Lsdy's Book for May.
~ Gfahams Magazine for May. ...un ...,,,,,
Apo Booksellers, 9th street.
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NE Boys wcnr.-We have in store extensive
MI black cassimses and
venrs styles. Also, goods for boys
such
Linen drilling, linen check cottonades
Blue, black, brown, and green summer cloths
cloths, drap d'ete
White and colorea marseilcs, plaid and striped ioans
Farmers drilling, nc. To be sod very low =
April i7-3uf CLAGETT, NEWIoNt MAY, w.
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7 ACE AND MUSLIN CUKTAINS.-Just received by the
IL and rich supply of the
goods which will be found attractive and will be sold
unusually low.
Also of window cornices which will be
made order
Ap i2--eoif CLAGETT DODSON.
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EDUCATION OF IMBECILEs.-JAs, y. RICHARDS has
II school education children OF slew mental
development in Germantown,
PHILADELPHIA.
Those who become Richards mode OF
treating children viii testify that very muoh
raising hose under his care from ondnon o. IN
intelligence and
few thought beyond tbs
human
In Furope MIR familiar with similar institutions which
early training OF rcscuinG many
rom hopeless docy Since then he has had an erp~
rence In teaching this class OF our unnru
mates, -. =
please Dyn Pabs drug store southwest
ofst and Archs Philadelphia
In Philadelphia the pleasure OF referring to-
he Bishop foter Thomas T. kirkbrde, M D.
Rev Albert Barns, Prof Geo. n. Wood M ID.
Hon Judge Kane, Pref Samuel Jackson, M d.
Hon. Judge stroud, Prof Thos. D. Mutter, NJ. ID.
Hon. Henry ID. Gilpin, Alfred L. Elwyn NJ ID.
In Washington, he will refer 10 his friends
James Hamilton, Miss Dorothea l.. Dix
Hon. Horace Mann,
Marq-dlm
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NOTICE to the PubIic-New arrival of splendid French
American hangngs the Metropolitan hanging
upholstery 10Th
gold silver velvet finished borders
brc board views Transparent shades o
Upholstery In all lis branches Paper nouse. Remem
Der PLANTS, directly back Of Iron Hall.
Ap I6-eodJm
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INTERESTING to Men or Tastes, J. STEER, draper
and tailor Seventh above Odd Fellows Hail.
another addition his stock OF spring goods and invites his
patrons and the public 10 call and them.
For elegance and cheapness think stock
cannot be surpassed.
Shirts, stocks cravats, gloves hosiery &c, always hand in
great variety.
Apl4-co3xif
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~ iNENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.-We would call
the particular attention Of gentlemen to large and choice
orders taken and
approved collars,
shortest We made
will enable produce the incest and fitting shirt the
vgr prices
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SOUTHERN Western Lands for Sale Er-
chnngLands in the States OF Texas louisiana and Illinois,
since, In the
aer ts organization, will be sold such
investment for lis
portion would
r. H. CHEEVER,
MarQ fIut.l 18th
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sropE 90 he taken down ana ali tho good. II

LOR CHfLDREN-We have a very complete
L. OF childfen's hosiery and gloves
l5 dozen hose for children, numbers
81 do cotton and I.ise gloves for children
- do silk gloves for children
With small of goods
children and
20 styles small checks
boys wear
Knowing procure goods taken
goods boys chdrens
$ w think give satisfaction
YERBY, TEBBs, YERBY,
Avenue House, of sth street aud Pa. avenue.
Aprl23
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DONSErst Ronpetst Honuetst-Just received from the
importers of those and desirable Blonde Lace
Extra Wing honnets Paris and Broadway Me
ork. HALL BROTHER
Ap 1f-9twif
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MR. y. q. BANCROFT DAVIS has resumed I'm New
vi the law, and addition will give bis ausn
and OF such pecunisry trusts
eonded him Having formed extensive acquaintance
financial professional gentlemen o
England and the principal Of the continent during
London,
parties desiring have business transacted in Europe
Nsw YoRK, ~ Wall street, February 1853
Messrs. James @. King Sons,
Messrs Gilbert, Coe, \ Johnson, wow iuhN'
Me~.rs, Duncan Sherman, \ Co,
Messrs. Blake, Ward, Co. New YORK ana posfoh'
Corcoran A Riggs, Washington,
Hon. John DAVIS, Worcester Massachuse'b'
psMr D. proposes New York IL Msreh or early in
49,, a. Ionson where will probably detain him
ue will further matters thar be In
s,ed 10 him of Europe During his ab
o, will be attend His address
onaon win Messrs Bsrng Brothers, CO., 10
who is also permitted 20 refer
Mar s-dm
i,oLoRED PORTRAITS OF Louis Napoleon snd the
W Empress.
For sale .t TAYLOR MAURY's
nooksfore, pth street
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rHAPE ShKyvIs, yisiies, MantilIas, and ParasolsWe
varied stock
OF the above goods in store
100 Grape shawis varying In price from s. to $50
new York and Parismado mantias, from 50 TO $50
various styles and prices
In cashmere, merino silk, berege, all styles from rs
OF all kinds nf foreign and domes
tic dry goods, at prices fail please
VERIFY TEBBS n YERBY,
7th and Pa. avenue,
April 23-dlm Miss Dermott- new building.
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I oUKINe-GLAss WAREHOUSE, II7 Chestnut |.


IL below Fourth, side, PhiadeiphiaWo inform merchants
vicinity that complete assortment
WALL and oval glasses richest styles for private
all kinds for sales with portrait and picture frames &c.
will be found establishment
Long experience and largo facilities enable Us TO sell the best goods
nj lowest prices.
Dimensions being given, will estimates for size mir
delivered free from brcnsaRe point Orders solicited
French plate glass for DWELLING, sc importation prices
2-eodu THOMAS J, MATT b co.