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J MAURY GARLAND.

A GRiCrLTURAL wAtEBOCsE.-The subscriber CONT
N nnes TO manufacture Agricultural Msehines
Posers Thrsshers, Fan Mills Hunts wheat Drill Hay
take Hay Presses straw Cutters Corn Shelters Hillside
saes9l Pio1yh 90 ObCrusheIs, Guilt ators Harrows,
&c. all OF Shich will be mNde Ia the
approves paiterns My Horse Power aud eong
box have been tested three uniformly
bst use Machines repaired Castings In Iron and bas
nished at short notice. II. BALDWt'i,
mhiT ils Main street Rieirona
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UAOon MlTs-DoOR MaT.Jg,, received = I,-s. 80,
n oE PRr5ERyINi plrcIIERs ~. a,,.,,,Ia III ,,. J.

1Vn Novel by Oahane Sinclair author Of "MOdcrn Accom-
plishmen" "Moiern Society" Ioliday Hom" &C. Price in
cloth bnang 10 cents 80 een just Published
sale BY JAS wOODHOUsE,
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ruyHE LARGEST SILK, RiBBoN AND TRIMMIN0 nous


u NEW YoRK-THos. q. sTEARSs importer jobber Of
SILKS, MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS I62 broadway, New
toth has nov In store and daily receiving and offering the
lowest prices complete Of his
cling all the various styles designs consisting
fancy silks Marcenes, shawis Trimmings
Ribbons Taheta and Satin Ribbons ii
French and gsh Craps Grape Lsses SIX crava Ebrode
res Gloves OF all kinds
Goods, Hosiery, L. Q. Handkerchief, &C.
The undersgntd invites the attention OF the Trade
friends generally Great
INNS buyers rhos. e. sTEAKNs, 63 broadway,
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Ps Ny representative. MI OSElI sia DO himself the
pleasure visiting virginia tour of bls a
be most happy cceivc rfrs and part
lo required Of tm relative % This
bring with him fu SUPP Of Tan Tlfs fuil
lars which v b. aad must essentially useful the aSricuu
raj cuumuuiiy.
Prieo as To- ?. .ooo Ihs frru the Manufssto-v
SW MoGkUDER SONS are Sole Agents for Richuond Va
le2t-dnc1uI
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LYME IVORY TNuiE CUTLtilY "a iaI1@ and

EiNiNE IVORY TAUiE CUTLERY Iargr well select
ed stock o e above article from the mandatory Joseph
Rodgers sons Of direct consisting
Of 81 and 80 pieces Knives
other handle Reef and Game see Knives
Batter Knives also large Kitchen
every description, at the House Furnishing Store Of
Jei DULKLEY A Co IsI Main .,rA.,
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GtnNt HiLi-By the ships - ,To..
~ yepoo the subscriber In receipt Of his Spring Iuporta
tonof CHINA AND EARrENwARE direct Manufaeto
res and by the packets New York Boston, supplies
Glass Looking Gasse Fancy Goods &C. Having
assor,m.n,s he hl. offered In which aud
rabe patterns aud his whoie stock having
the recent rise In EArtenware GLASS;
Inducements to those In OF articles in line.
r1hi5 HUGH A WATT No Is Main street
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u ~, s, tDs View SoIk vrsiaiA snd North Carolina
9he ana jamestown, q and Netr York RieA9E p.
y dc &c 6c-Having Effected arrang snents ufth bs fy y
ot steamers from New 10
Pecai ENp PriViisgrs that route arr no prss,st
20 eeNe ana f0rvard, % and from York 80
Of every description with dispatch and a. 0rs %
Our Express WIN York every wedn..d.v a., a..
y PET splendid Steamers RotSoEs yAMsroN
Sods Ei oe received York Odr. So nroad-.v 80,
hsi PAST o'clock, P. ", on the dAy Of sailing '
merchants and cthers ordering goods from S.x yrk
quc.el 70 orier by Adams a Cos steamship Exprr-
R,c VII run a. heretofore, leavins York ard
elond daily in charge Of SPECIAL messenEsrs An
Express. " ~ W n, =. ~ sse steain-
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-FTsl.1 L.'.'.9 = M LiNtHB RG.-Ihs Canal Beats
CLINTON Capisin Donald UNION, Captain
n PaSSs;, ssye T.gniay WxnSEspATs BELLE Captain
johnson DESPAICB, Capt Cook leave regularly
These hats compelled 20 leave advertised,
make their regular trips slippers may depend on
their regularity. No Wy freight i.tken.
sArVEnAH after o'cicek P NJ
ma2-n
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- ATn5se Sn5 NUII. VIRGINIA. AND TENNESSEE F1TI
-UAp-PAklskN KING take great pleasure in nfo,
and Others o. this city that they have sseeisd
WIN the Virginia
ior The ecasirs SriUegs running DAfIY TXp pty,
nal usns over their line from Lynehbrrg vrFnis M ~. h
stages % all ponts in Western
VII eoumenee operations the i6th on June aHo
gle notiee wall be given Of routes sv.nss
Pae,e viii lease bear in mind although We have tbo ~
ft 70 run an Express U ~ b. oce a. "A -
uox. " vS.s ss..s.rollstSG bPt s
Je9 "' L. HALE, Ager',
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4nn noxEs SOAR AND osNbLsI sI--"wsdt'., y sosors.
SOO Hsys" ene Wilmington" brands In ior sale
Vep wfLLfANs 4 BR0THrR
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HINoR VIEW YoyiH-PTRsT PAcEET- TIryinsr Line
y Of AicA0ioRt and Nstc PIek>fs-The fa.. 4EI
:ail.ng packet schooner HESKIco, Capt Tutte TtS
loading and having the most of her engaged,
sail With dispatch. To balance Of freight packages To
baeco, app )
iyl2 DAVID cuRRIE
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In Quantities to SUI purcharrs the following articles
quality, mostly Of his ovn iu.portnton, via:
Pale and Bro Brandics
do and do SheTries
OlG Port wlne
Madeira VIM. Newton, Gordon. Cossart Co.
Champagne Wine, sayres' brand
Sparkling kitswOa Wines, LougWorths and Dogen's
Old Jamaica gum; New Fngtnd do. nigh proof
Old Rye Whiskey, B1mgardn -r's double distilled
Mass dcorce, various brands
Ground Spices Of
PvlvrrEed Table Salt Old English Cheese
English and American Mustard, every packages
Salad OIL Sayres' brand
Yeast Powders, Havana Cigars
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1'HE LITERARY WORLD for soa.-This journal, now
in its first and its kind successfully
the United States especially devoted The Interests
Of the reading public.
It's articles embrace subjects general interest," handled
independent style.
writers of country
selected from foreign generally accessible
chronicle passing full and likely
intelligent embracing The latest information all
subjects Of eaure science, music drama, popular
nieut, and social chichat.
It's literary combining entertainment and qiquancy
will the fullest and aest OF book OF value
published
The proceedings societies for discovery
throughout the country reported in lis columns.
Its contributors of the eminent authors
the
II the aim of lis conductors issue weekly journal nfso
America enlightened entertainment and efficiency
The of tha "Lunry Word as will appear for the
will all the old elements The Journal with
popular additions Of matter,
experience, which but be acceptable subscribers
These arrangement the enlargement
Of some old features and an introduction OF new
The Literary World from 10 and twenty
four quaro pages and issued saturday 80
advance All books for review, &c be
addressed T. A. G. L. Duycknck, editors and PROJECTORS los
Nassau street, New York.
TAYLOR MAURY,
Jan 22-eodl2t Washington, ID. G.
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In length ~, 200 yards.

The materials be eIcavated believed blue
exceptions where mixed viii sand and shells
supposed dredging operations be carried ot 2a9
days ~ the year without mt rom ~, weather ae'
required perform the whole work in year one The ma
qud dredging capable Of i.chagnp
600 cubic yards day complete n al hs parts and
fuel cables anchors boats e and The requisite mum
Proposals win received the Engineer Department Washing
u u" u1 one or or ,hs o,s Of The following propo.ons
LIST To clear out the entire length and depth Of The channels
thereof furnishing all the necessary machinery tenders
and 70 p ss as Sa a
I'd To furnish vessels machinery &C. ready for the work to the
officers charge work
specifications required, details, machinery
sells and seows embracing maleas Dimensions. tonnage power
stroke principle Of ercavans mshnsy whehe, patented where
arrangement Drawings desirable whenever they bs fur
To work the aud machinery supplied by the United
States stated pes cubic yard Keeping everything 10 repair,
machinery vessels hc would remain the property Of the United
State. afisr the work completed
The Engineer Depar,men 70 exercise Necessary
M d 10 soya 70 s tho ,,gb M annuins he
time should the holder holders of it fail hl
800 assumed be the quantity Of mud
half lee, Of water hundred feer
on thousand hundred yards
completion Of the work to i full width and deph
The Engineer Department may necessary width
Of the proposed hundred any feet which
stated number Of cubic yards viii be
e number paid for.
OF will be made by the Engineer Department
under circumstances whatever.
Payments popoonate the amount Of work done VIII be mad.
monthly the certificate Of The local agents that due diligence
the work that Interruption daily
that incident Sundays
unavoidable Of machinery,
due radical defects In construction qualify OF material The
quantity from
Twenty will he reserved from NIL due. The
he finally paid complexion
work. to be forfeited he United States Of failure Of
proposals by testimonials
competency proposer
reliability of the srees also he manifested.
veIopes should be endorsed Proposals for the
harbor Of Mobile, Alabama
For further particular, address Major Cu.sr, corps
pneers Mobile, Alabama -
Brevet Brig Gen. and Colonel Engineer.
inserted the Inte0eneer, Republic and Union
ipson Mobile Advertiser Mobile Ala Louisiana Republ
can Bulletin, and New Orleans Orleans
La Albany Register Albany Express Albany,
confer and ENQUIRER Express, New Wbis Troy "
Inquirer and Daily News. Philadelphia Boston Courier
Bo.,nn: Patriot Baltimore Md daily for
each paper containing me advertisement obe Engineer
Department Jan W T'w
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United States Patent ONCE,
Washinrton February g. 4

Of Enoch Hutchinson, OF New York,
extension Of patent granted him on the twentieth OF
ships gale, for the disuaon
years said patent,
which place the twentieth day OF May ibS3-
said pcion be heard the Patent Office
Monday 18th OF April Mt ~ O'Clock, and all persons
appear and show II they have, why said
petition ought be granted.
opposing the extension required 10 ho In the Patent
specially forth writing at least
day Of hearings all testimony flied by either
transmitted in
Of osce, which will be furnished
picaron.
this notice be published the Nauons Inegcn
linton and Republic, Washington D. CT Inquirer Philadelphia
Register Absny, ~ ". Express New York
Journal Providence r. Daily
ton Msss previous
18th OF April nert, the day of hearing
stLAs n. HODGES
Cammi.si OF Patents.
Of will copy,
bill. 10 the Patent Once paper notice
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THE MUSICAL WORLD AND TIMES,

LARGE weekly journal, Of sixteen pages edited by Richard
II Willis which best
Ellis make medium OF communication
public during the 5 WORTHY Of the
best kinds brilliant
"A complete familiar harmony, which
anybody of attractive musical
ing musicians
tory truthful criticisms Of musical publ
and he pick aud musical
novelty and incident both foreign and domec the who'll
valuable record of musical
possible obtain The Of country chos and of ladies' wish
ing but who living music stores
pecially attended
Terms One copy, copies, $3 i've cope Sln and
sending a club of five for his trouble
Address Dyer Willis publishers Of the Musical World and Times
257 Broadway, New York.
JouRsALhe subscribers also publish The
Monthly Gazette elegant Journal Of eight each
containing music tmakng forty eight
variety musical reading The
Monthly designed for the especial benefit Of the
musical knowledge and de
simple musc that should
be furnished az the cheapest possible rate
Terms One copy 50 three COPIES 81 ten copies, So;
twenty COPIES sending club OF
an copy for his trouble. Address by rR WILLIS.
NJ BCegymen will be supplied with the Musical World and
Times dollar and with the Monthly Musical Gazette
twenty five year.
obtain subscribers for the above named publca
Liberal commission allowed.
Now is the subscribe, the volume begins the
first of January 1858.
Jan l3-d3m
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SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received until The ION February,
nelu.ss, ,of de eonstacnon d hs ee. materials and ae
Ing aud decked lighter of me waters Of The Chesapeake
The proposals win separately lhe prices Of ne drease boat
nedas machinery dumping sIsn 900 1 asessa Lighter.
boted and braced be mot ess man SIXTY iee IN length, i
width sa depth TO have suitable sleeping and
for Twelve men all requisite
and Storage for abon, twenty IONS o. coal IN
intended for operating 10 the OF the
ss Of water and 70 deliver seows o. lighters
least cubic yards hard clay per heu OF f hundred cubic
The sia dumping strongly together
matter and 10 arranged discharge their readily
the sides o the scows IA depth Of four feet OF
The lighter which is intended for the Of
ehs well kneed and boed and capable Of carrying about forty
The dedge with it's lighter at
more Maryland fifteenth day Of April next ready
Of as may be appointed purpose The
dedge is be mooled at Tbs of the
agent government, and there tested as TO lis performance
siacoy conforming conditions Of the
will es a S Of @ asss q .
above prescribed and received when the contractor will be
Parties offering dredge and equipment will
state distinctly, on what hsy propose to construct The
bui subjected ro; and where and
M depth from which was raised naming
whom reference can be had in regard TO The same The dmen
aud lighter should be with the details of their
the dredge expressed Of and also
Of cylinder and length Of stroke Of the piston and The press
ordinarily worked II prac
cable drawings should be forwarded OF the dredse csmpee and
also fhe dumping scows
Proposals adding locomotive the
dredge be able pope ~ win It's scows aud lighter IL
the six miles hour stating fully the
anscment powers and the change, such add
ton and dimensions of the hull of The
dredee NJ n arran cement the machinery.
Further particulars be obtained by corresponding with Capt
H. Brewerlon of engineers, Baltimore, Maryland
proposals addressed The undersigned and marked
the envelope Proposals a dredging machine, for the
o Chesapeake
$500 jos. G. TOTTEN,
Rrevet Brig. Gen aud Col Engineers.
ntslgencer Republic, and Union, Wash
ngton Courier s. Enquirer and Express New York Alban,
Albany Express Albany New York Whg Troy New
York; Daily News Philadelphia. Penn
sylvania ouner Boston, Massachusetts, Patriot Bait
daily iii 10Th February One of each
containing the Engineer Department
Washington.
Jan l4-dtl0Feb
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THE subscriber offers for sale patent right Of Beardess @
Gutter Planning Machine, for panins onguna and corf
boards and plank for the and Bsmoe and the
elusive right 70 said machines within said city county
This unnvscd machine during twelve months ~
tested United States and uniformly
with the triumphant results Its been s.e
controversy that this machine phnitely superior when
before been known Europe Uso
all others equally the quality and me VIZ
nu ofts work The machines in actual in different POI
ofthe planning and At the m
Of from 100 to loo feet minute, with capacity 10 exceed "
that amount where greater speed II d~sirshe
The OF the demonstrated Their ours
by and strength IN all their and the facility and success
their the hands Of worhmn
established the justice Of the claim by the pp
that they have the advantage Of all less ,hs
repair and In the simplicity Of their construction and o
large number OF these machines actual and
in different Of the and persons desfo"
satisfying themselves subject readily do ny v-hni @
Of the mills where these machines operated particularly
in tho cities of New York williamsburg Jersey City, Albany
For further particulars price, &C. apply b. letter OF pcrso"np
@. L.. Mcneil, No. 81 Wall street. New York city, orto
j. SUTHERLAND
National Hotel, Washington, p'@'
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

(The above sticks to be of hemlock, brown ash
low pine be straight and IL inches the small
live timber Kinds TO be specified, and prices of each
pine Ground long, the
small end To be straight.
sticks square white pine IS feet long, and square
10 of white oak plank III feet long ~ inches
width and inches thick
900 white nails feet long, square az inches
500 pounds Finch wrought iron spike.
5000 perch stone.
All the timber be free from sap splits, and mper
ecuons
Times delivery day May,
third the solh day May onehd the 3 day Of May
next
The articles specified days
inspected United
will be
Jad for according contract less 10 cent
completed when retained will be paid
contractor, will forfeited United
nail to fulfil his contract.
Each proposal accompanied poposer
able u6 his contract aud the department the right
rejecting proposal satisfactory In all respects and OF
ducing bring the below the amount
priatsd.
Advances be made but payments win be
made stated.
him by the contractor On this the
subject delay three days. such
landing shall be considered delivery of such articles the
No delivery viii be acknowledged In quaint
In with this
Until Inspected, and received all articles win be
sk and under his but when delivered
received will be the risk and under the
the United No delay inspect and receive at times stated
win be made allowed the part Of the United States
The proposals will be endorsed Proposals Tor Timber IN Burng
outside Of the envelope and viii be addressed to the
IL. ALBERT,
CoIeneI Corps Typographical Engineers.
The Republic Usion Washington Courier
Enquirer Vermont Journal Windsor
Albany Register Albany Express, Albany New York, will
publish above times daily then twice week until Feb
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United states Patent once,
Washington, January 20, 1889

IN petition OF Frederick p Dmpe OF Philadelphia, Pennsy
vana praying for the nsion OF patent granted him
the 9th May 1882 Improvement In furnaces FOR economrng
fuel smoke, from the expiration Of
place the ninth ah) day Of May egh
hundred and hffy-fhree, (ls53)=
the said petition be heard NJ The Patent once
Monday (tb) Of April, 1885, 70 O'Clock, and all
snd show they have why
aid petition ought not to be granted
the extension required to Gle IN the Patent
once their objections specially forth in writing least
heanne all testimony hed by either party TO
hearing be taken and transmitted in accord
the ONCE, which will be furnished app
cation.
Ordered also be published in the National Ine-
Republic and Union, Washington ci the American and
Patriot Maryland Inquirer, Philadelphia, Pennsyl
New York city and Daily Bee, Boston, Massa
ebuses for three successive weeks previous the
~ =. ". HODGES,
Commissioner Of Patents.
win please and send their
once with containing this notice
Ian 2l-IAw3w
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ny ". N. sIHATTON, Auctio,

Pennsyludsta Gpenas, corner Of Niath sreai
OEHEMPToRY SALE OF 500 LOTS SUPERIOR DRY GOODS
at auction, tho stock OF gentleman declining
Thunday morning, the ION instant auction 10 o.
clock shall sell without the entire OF dry goods Of
a gentleman declining business, namely
black coloted bfocade dress silks
DO do plain do
French and English merinos poplins
Delaines, alpacas, ginghans, ealicoes
BomDasins, inantlia vevets
Super black English Grape, cherry and white satin
Mareeline coored Florence, Irish linen
Brown Holland selecia, linen table diaper, napkins
Cassimeres eassinels, cloths sbawls, &c.
Termss2o UNDER cash Sl5, thirty
credit satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
Feb o-dts
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0AkVILLE at Auction.-Wl be sold public auction,
front OF auction Monday the h day March
next at IL O'Clock, that we'll known valuable called
vile, containing 265
the main turnpike road leading from Washington Alexandria,
tant from the former about and the latter miles
The improvements of frame dwelling
house, With hills
Poomac of which ii commands well the
Washington remarkably healthy, with several springs OF
pure,t within of door
The farm well enclosed and properly divided by
fences with barn, stables all other houses
Tho soil naturally
Try well improved, high
400 flat land,
grains and 40 OF which timothy of fine
vigorous the residue heavy
oak, white oak, and hickory.
To DESTROYS of purchasing good market dairy
farm be found holding
chaser than the ofred especially from its
markets the Georgetown, iexandra
lying directly turnpike road the great
Northern and Southern railroad necessity
Terms of sae onsd of the purchase will required
hand; the residue
eighteen months for bearing satisfactorily secured
JAS c. MCGUIRE,
Feb l0-2awAds Aucuonecr.
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WHEREAS land warrant issued by inc -" M,
missioner Of Pensions In hvor Of Matthew Van Les
23d April 1851 for s044o under the se "
her $50 and sent tn the Of VIM H. Hamilton ," .a
Washington which claimant, Matthew van al.
reeiv.d This therefore published according 70 ~.
Of the Pension Once for the purpose Of obtaining nav
FOR the Van Lenr Al persons w"
Interested in the hereby notified that dnp"c""
~ JOHN HARRY
Jan ai-l.~sr. Agent for the spp'csnl
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Avery's wing Machines-Price only S23 !-Patontoe
October 10, 1851.

machine acknowledged who have used be
other sewing machine invented, for It's
simplicity Of its STITCH and its
cheapne II weighs about 25 lbs and costs only from SIS TO $50 II
will neatly with The smallest thread The finest muslin canbc
wooien, and goods all kinds of
leather simple that child of 10 years OF can under
rapidly, OF
ORDER do the work of than 20 much bet
than be done by hand The stitches are
that other stitch
still holds good and unlike and much bst
machine invented This machine Is
peculiarly adapted family and plantation will do all
kinds sewing and when KNOWN viii be generally introduced into
nmiiies and plantations
Avery Machine Company have perfected their
largest SCALE and viii supply
the shortest notice Orders addressed to
CHARLES NETTLEroN 25l broadway, New York. will receive
prompt attention.
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