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Elopement in High Life.

: We have to record an elopement which
occurred IN Boston some weeks since, and
. which terminated in this city. A gentle
man of respectable connections and con-
/, siderable wealth, left Boston few weeks
ago with lady, and started westward on
pleasure trip. We don't know how a
man could do such an out-of-the-vay
thing, but the truth must be told. For
some cause he left his wifc at home to
take care of the children, without even
apprislng her of his intention of travelling
We cannot trace the new couple through
all their stayings, steamboatings, ami
other means of locomotion to this city: /
!. is enough to state that they arrived her,
On Saturday last, and took rooms at the
Virginia Hotel. Upon their arrival at
that house, the gentleman represented the
lady as his wife, and stated that they had
been recently married, and were then on
their bridal tour. All was supposed to
be right, and nothing occurred to mar the
happiness of the young couple for twenty
four hours after their advent into the city.
At that time Captain Couzzens had some
business to transact with the gentleman,
who was forced for a while to forego the
pleasure of his lady's company. The
Captain is peculiar sort of man, and
never was known to 60 where he had no
business. So persons who knew the po-
sition he occupies in this city, were obliged
4. to think that something was wrong with
the Bostonian. They were right, and the
facts are briefly these ?
The gentleman's wife missing her hus-
band, as she most likely would, started
IN pursuit. She had followed in their
wake to this city, and upon her arrival
here, she gave information of her GRAND,
and Captain Couzzens Immediately COM
menced search for the runaway couple.
> We have seen that he found them, and
his business was to arrest the man at the
instance of mis- wife who was stopping at
the Planters House &. -r- = IN:
Il She was informed of the fact that the
truant couple had been shared, and lost
no time in paying her compliments to
them in person at the Virginia Hotel.
POI, 1t is said that scene ensued after the
meeting, and that the police were neces-
sary to restore peace and quiet, and pre-
serve the good order of the house.
The bewildered gentleman used his best
endeavors to compromise the matter, and
at last succeeded by offering the young
lady considerable amount of money,
which she accepted and agreed to return
2 Immediately to Boston. The wife was
satisfied with the arrangement, and we
understand that the couple are making a
short stay to see the wonders of St. Louis
but viii soon leave for Boston to join
their young family. and the forgivine
lady has promised "never to desert Mr.
: Micor6er," if he will remain true anG
faithful hereafter st. LOUIS Int. i
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Ia -@'ih J0RDAN,S go 7-"cr
Frederick White Sulphur SDriup.

ntS i9iie established watering place having pas
sed into the hands of the subscribers they beg M
announce 10 the public that they are now prepared
Tor the reception and entertainment of yisiiers An
extended panesyrie of the remedial virtues of these
waters ,nev deem unnecessary, popular opinion, dat
ing back eighty years, having approved diem.
These Springs are beautifully situated in FEEDER
lex county: Va. five miles from Winchester, and
one mile and half from Stephensons Depot p. o..
on tne winchester and Harper's Ferry Railroad land
are therefore OF easy access from North and East
FlsItars leaving Baltimore, Washington, &C.. in the
morning train arrive in due time 10 dine.
Facilities for the accommodation of guests are
more ample than ever before. large new building
having been recently erected. -", "a .-..' q
20 For the following diseases these waters are found
10 be highly efioacious: Dyspepsia, liver diseases
eruptye affections, &e.; and diuretic and alter
alive they are unsurpassed.
Try '"'t. oR.M.r&G JORDAN 81
Vo-uSsep Propnetors.
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
Sonnet to a Lady Weeping.

By OUR jim OF THE BOSTON POST
Nay, do not weep !-e'en from my boyhood's years
| always loved pretty woman's eye,
But like my toast, l much prefer it dry,
And not, like concert benches all in tears,
A handsome woman don't look very bad
unless she yawnsl when she is calmly sleeping
But, o, ye gods! to see a lady weeping
Is quite enough to drive lover mad.
Signs are delicious, and love lhem best
When-breathed beneath the trystng tree, to
prove
The sacred feryor of youthful love-
They gently heave gentle maiden's breast
But when, with streaming tears, woman cries,
/ feel Like saying-"Dearest, damn your eyes"
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PAPER WAREHOUSE.

WHEEL WRIGHT & NUDGE, wholesale de,l.
Is IN PAPER of all descriptions, No. Ia HAN
OVEN STREET, corner Of German street R.,ti-
more, hd,; now offers in lots 10 suit purchases
i ,s and desirable stock of PAPER. BLEACHING
POWDERS, BINDERS, LFATUFP a. 49, y,
manufactures prices 49, &C. o.
Among our stock may be found the following de-
p rLIh,lng Writing coored, Envelop Tissue, p are.
I pahk Not, Hanging, Copying, Blofffng, Music sin,
flifer1nc, Marble. Hatters'. Cloth, Samnlino ~
ware ware TIP, Manila, Sand, Wrapping. Sbeatf,ns.
Ma'cll BOY, Shoe, Tea, Tobacco, Carpet. Log Pa
BoAkDS-B,nders', Trunk, Bonnet, Straw. Gard
Bieachlng Powders, Alum Cards. Gard sh.e,.
fTnIing and writing INK, Russia SKINS. Sc
R5- fAPER of any size made 20 order at sbo-, M
L---.r-rl--, q,
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OPINIONS or THE MEDICAL FACULTY.

OPINIONS OF THE MEDICAL FACULTY.
BALTIMORE, Muroh IL, 1851
Mrs. b. b. NOrris-Dear Madam 1t gives me
great pleasure in ding TO public favor your
valuable medicine, Cedar Tar, as an excellent pre-
tentative curative in the first stages Of br0ithihl
affections, or diseases of the lungs, and also as "a
very valuable tonic. Yours, very respectfully,
t. II. WRIGHT, NJ D.
.!..-,4o BALTIMORE, March 81, 1851
MrslB B. NorriisG Madam :: II gives me pleasure
to recommend 70 the favorable notice of the public
your valuable medicine, Cedar Tat0 in bronchial
affections and diseases OF the lungs.
I. ATt t69TD yarIE 5THoMasI owINss, M: d.
We invite the attention Of the public to the follow
ing certificate from the Rev. Augustus Webster, ID. D.
one of the Pastors of ST Johns Church, Liberty ST.,
banH9re' ohf!hBB ..r 1r nzto october % O. ISL
Mrs. b. b. Norris-Dear Madam = Having used
your Cedar Tar with benefit to, my throat. / very
cheerfAiy give my testimony to its excellence. I
With respect, A. WEBSTER
BALTIMORE, May 81, 1851
Mrs. Nofris-Dear Madani Permit me %; say to
YOU for the benefit of Others similarly afflicted thai
was taken last November with d severe cough and
general weakness that completely prostrated me.
For several months was so far reduced that Could
not attend TO my business. bee ans 80 weak that
was not able to sit up for more than half hour at
a time, when Wouidbe compelled 10 he down to
gain strength tried dozen different articles, re-
commended to IRE as cures but received no relief
from any OF them, My cough and weakness incfeas
ed, and, in fact, was so far gone that seriously
thddgh strouIe die GwheiiIl heard o. your valuable
medicine, the Cedar Tar. triedit, and had taken
it but few days before found great rehef My ap-
petite became good that could eat anything that
was placed before. INT, would recommend it to
all afflicted like myself, certain cure, for con
slider myself now perfectly well.
? r Yours respectfully, ~ J. F. MARTIN,
't bJ''i.1 Hl LODGING. f26. Franklin street.
Fer sale by Druggists throhghout the City and DIS
trct of Columbia
Price 81 per bortie ,nursiK bottles for So
4 " S-EEH, I 4
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IMPORTANT / VALUABLE INVENTION.
GAINS AND CJTMMfNGS,S BRICK MACHINE.

CO, of this city, have been appointed the exclusive
agents for the United States for the sale of rights in
the above machine. Ii has been thoroughly tested
and Pronounced by practical brickmakers through
out tae cov1ry to be the best machine for the pur
pose thar has Yet been Produced. 1t is successfully
worked u the application, Of any motive power,
steam, water oil horse With two light horses the
ebay is tempered and al the same time six bricks
moulded II FIVE seconds in The very best manner,
thusexceIing il rapidity of0peEation any other ma
chm, tor hat purpose now knttwIi. / lIT 4
liz Issue OF the Americ an patent Is only delayed
until he machin can be protected abroad. Mean
while, " n & Co, are prepared to negotiate for the
sale OF aty amount of territory, and to give good
title TO tie same. ~ m % ~ p .0t'-. I'M
Applsby letter, post paid or at their Office, cor
her ofeo and Streets hear the Post Office Depart
ment. W ny =: iy6
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STICKING TO THE TExT.-The library Of
. clergyman lately deceased in England
was valued at three pounds, while his
wine was estimated to be worth $500.
Some one observed that be must have
Z thought, as an apostle did, that g the let
ter killeth, but the spirit siyeth life. "
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~ : u = I'M u /
HEALTH FOR FHE STATES!
" HOLLO Ways PILLS. :

EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF LOSS or HEALTH,
pIs0RDEREDT STOMACH, INDIGESTION AND
, - DETERMINATIONS OF BLOOD TO THE HEAD.
Copy of a Letter from Mr. John Lloyd, of
POM Ersc-acea, Hartseh, MertoRetsIttre, c--T
70 Professor HOLLOWAY. -
SR,-I avail myself Of the first opportuni-
ty Of informing you, that for aFvery long Pc
Rod was afflicted with a dangerous giddi-
ness and frequent swimmings In the head at
tended by loss ofgappetite, disordered stom-
ach, and generally impaired health. Every
means had failed to give me any permanent
relief, and at length it becameiso alarming
that was really at raid of going about with
out an attendant In this melancholy corfdi-
ton I waited OCCASIONALLY upon Mr.. Hughes.
Chemist, Harlech, for the purpose of consult
ly recommended your Pills, I tried them with
out delay, and after taking them for a short
time am happy to bear testsmony to their
wonderful efficacy. p, am, now restored to
perfect ..ealth, and enabled to resume nv
usual duties,d You age at liberty to publish
this letter in any way you may think proper
am, sir, your obedient servant, 81 |
June 6, 1852 fSigned) JNO. LLOYD. I
'iIRTh TEA : 800
MIRACULOUS CURE, OF DRePsY.,-
Extractrof a Letter fran Edvard Rowley
Esq, IF India Wax, Tobago, dated April
sth,lls52.L rsmGoi2 I'M SIT
To Professor Holloway, r,.-- z-,,6 o,,.r.
DEAR SIR deem it a duty owe, to you
and the public at large to inform yea of a
most miraculous recovery from that dreadful
disease, DRoPsY, and which, under God, was
affected by your invaluable Pills was tap
ped five times within eight months, and skill
fully treated by two medical practitioners,
but could not get cured lntilGI had recourse
to your remedy, and Notwithstanding all I
had undergone, this miraculous medicine
cured me in the course of SIX weeks
= (Signed) EDWARD ROWLEY.
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CEDAR TAR

q -. bgf CEDAR TAR ~ 4e-r4
TUE most. successful remedy now in
i use for the cffe OF o. Hq00Tj 2,fTg. af2f
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS. =. rr--2
COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA Oh. INC
= o. DYSPEPSIA, PILES, KINGS EVIL,
DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS, LIVER &C.,
Prepared and refined by .4r !
Mrs. b. b. Norris, No. 343, Bali. ST.,
BALTIMORE, MD. DO. 81
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TrMPORTANT NEWS,

-sk~, MILLS on 7th street, .betveerD and
Estreets, offers to the public an ex,
lensive assortment Of fine BOOTS and
= SHOES iof every style, for Gentle
mem 8, buths' and Servants wear.
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2HTT Underhill @. Fosdick, one Of the
victims of the New World explosion is
dead.
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4 'LophHsEED.-JoHN S. WILLIAMS FRO.
prime Cloverseed, in lots to suit. 'He' '0' .a-'
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These celebrated Ptils are scoadtrJulty etfca-
c'o'ts IN the foilowtng COMPLAINTS. !
Ague, 80 Inflammation.
Asthma. 8'.j.e Jaundice,n .. =
Bilious Complaints. Liver Complaints, |
Blotches on the Skin, Lumbago, u q
Bowel Complaints, Piles, 20
Coles, IT 7r-I" Rheumatism, IN
Constipation of the Retention Of Urine,
Bowels. 500 - Scrofula, or Kings
Consumption, Evil, 49,
Debility, Sore Threats ''s -
Dropsy, .l-Dr 20 Stone and Gravel
Dysentery,,f,l .;9c- Secondary Symptoms,
Erysipelas, Tic Douloureux,
Female Irregularities, Tumours, , ! - ~
Fevers of all kinds, = Ulcers, H. 80,
Fits, veneral Affections
Gout, F9nede!TI Worms of all kinds,
Head ache, r5noD ~. Weakness from what
Indigestion, ever cause, &c, &c.
Sold attire establishment Of Professor Ho1-
LowAf "a, Strand, 4near Temple Barr Lon
don, and by all Vendors Of Medicines through
out the United States, in Boxes at 374 c., 87i
c., and 81 Soc. eaeh.,.- Wholesale by the prin-
cipal Drug houses in the Union : and by
Messrs. A. B. Cd SANDS, New York! z2'GE
q There is a considerable saving by TAX
ing the larger sizes,
N. B.-Direetions for the guidance Of pa
tientS in every disorder are affixed to- each
Box. ie 20-eo
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CHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY


Capital 90 1 100000
Securely invested under the official appro-
val of the Comptroller of Public Accounts of
.'- this State. ggaT ord
Office, corner Of IuatN anu AsyLltm street
~TNHIS Company will issue Policies on the
j Joint Stock principle, and upon the Mu-
tual plan, thus combining the benefits of both
systems at the option of the insured and
make contracts upon any and all conditions ap-
ertaining to, or connected with life risks of
whatever name or nature
Policies will be issued at the lowest rates of
premium that can be adopted and afford re-
quisite security to the insured and perpetuity
to the institution.
On the surrender of Life Policy, the hold
er will receive its equitable value in cash
This Company continues to- effect insurance
on the lives of persons going to California, at
fair rates of premium; and grant permits
for travelling, sea and foreign residence at
equitable rates II .-- -sT ~
Policies issued for the benefit of married
woman, on the life of her husband, or any
other person, will insure to her separate use,
independently of her husband and of the
claims of his creditors. - o-r,,. 7-..-..-t. ...
The Company is managed and controlled by
Board of Directors; who are personally in
terested, as stockholders and policy holders,
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I. 0. Of Rechahites

Mount Vernon Tent, Thursday. Reehabits
Hall, corner D and 7th streets.
geo Washington. Monday, Rechaoite Hall
W Eagle, Tuesday, Odd Fellows Hall, Navy
arlington, Friday, Rechabite Hall.
Heber, Thursday, Society Han Georgetown.
Eagle. Jr.. Masonic Hall. Navy Yard
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baltimore Gta,-Works.

pAKER Il BROTHER, No.c32 and "a South
- Charles streeh Baltimore, Md, and l2s Water
petfr, and Agents for the sale Of BaltimDre French
and New Jersey Window Glass, Druggists Glass
ware Bottles, Jars, &c Aiso, dealers in Chemicals,
Paints, Oils, Glue, Varnishes, Sc, as follows:
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CANFIELD. BROTHER & CO.,
DID BdLTIMORE STR EET.L

jy5-eOeIn
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WASHINGTON, FEB. 10. 1853. feb. IL
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baltimore and Oao rioad from baltimore Wheng, and
uecftng hs rlh he large, and rtorda steamers Of e
Union line he ONO, umdths Stage, 10 ZanerriHe, &c.
HIS expeditions line being thoroughly completed by
finishing Board Tree Tunnel being
excellent travellers confidently
The scenery upon
this road siupendous aud character
The mail Baltimore daily p. and
directly through Wherng 1850 miies in Is ~ hours
GLIDING all stopp1gcs arriving
leaving Baltimore at Z, lay for lodging
Cumberland Ts mo and proceed thence Wheeling in The
morning.
To trains Washington at
NJ daily, meeting
ington junction, DIETER known Relay House miles
Baltimore.
Wheeling the unuvslied Union line,
which have been completed for this
lon with the and down ohio
cinnsu Louisville, where Nashville &c,
the So Louis and New Orleans packets be by
ing further on.
Passengers Columbus prefer
other OHIO
Wheeling Ohio
the best the National road GAINESVILLE &C and thence
by railroad
Passenger wefvine Cleveland BY steamboats, and
win find agreeable route,
and speedy conneIion Wheeling and from
places.
o. Baggage checked through from Washington whoenr
charge tor transfer Of passengers baggage.
through ticket with
rouel from washington TO wheeling 50 So Cincinnati su
10 Louisville, si2
Ticket. be had Of Mr. Parsons AGENT the railroad station
Washington, and Of the other agents of,h company.
WA. PARKER
May il-du General Superintendent.
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WHITE OAK.


WHITE OAK.
For .41eirees
pieces length i've feet eight inches thickness
100 length hve fee, four inches thickness
rs pieces length Ave feet three inches thickness eight
onehalf inches breadth, fourteen inche.
pieces, length ye feeii thickness,
inches BREADTH eleven inches
For Brackets
$40 pieces length inches thickness seven inches
60 pieces, length thickness, inches BREADTH
$40 length i've feet two inches thickness, nees
60 pieces, length I'VE inches thickness.
$50 pieces length thickness six and one
half inches BREADTH thirteen aehss
half ipches ; BREADTH sixteen inches
For Transoms, leach piece making tanoms)
80 pieces four feet eight inches thickness, eight
one halt inches breadth twenty inches
10 pieces -four feel ssl nsne and
% length four fee, two inches thickness inches
BREADTH fourteen inches ,,,,
(board or inch measure) at each yard }
HICKORY.
Five hundred white hickory handpke feet three inches
hall inches square at The small end
grown within sixty miles of and taken logs
clear Of knots rents and all ether defects and from the
Or ass pn Or w %Ss s'' out ~ :" sharp corners and
1he must be split from the white hickory
clear Of heart ph and dressed down The prescribed
The be in single lengths
The timber for bracket pieces be delivered
given but other combinations Iengs any
umoe, nom e'p psces w ~ s ~ VIZ pulpose.
=. ue " ~ u., "aus,io' ndse oech naor
I I H. ~ a G @ H. ~ h , "na no paynsa,
NJ aa for yad amy should Se ed under n
sc,,ofd dmen'ns' ht actuM n"y W." NC PAID iuf
wy NC u entHcy me
cuoh OF inc respective VI he yadS al Which ~ Is
oeiiFefed.
may DC mao Us cary Az sus ,oe convenience OF
"u he "hoc mus DC "eh'eicu on of before the
Offers must be made for The SUNNY NJ, eae Of The navy
yards named and for the white oak and the hickory but The
offers must be for al Of the white oak and az Of The hickory for
aa.a VI III, .,,. 81 ;har "a ~ no Nee az ~. hnu
n, ~ "'s "'i'o ~ '' ~ - 'N p~S " "Ae i'.A"J
p s.hoo ogs ma, hs .,.c,ed yin h sors, - anita
inc ,hi. hssid.s ,hs, cpndons un s,n,a.sIy 80
Ia ,n ~ ~ ~, Mi n 49, ssn.c, ri, ~ n.,sn., ~ nnn
~. MAJ K. 1, ne an.n If Inc Ini9et
% aI s,,,,n, a,;an H.. I'm, nr ~. "a ~, $50
ana s1a wfp.' h vi, s s" e '.u LUZ wv
M, 80 ~, !, ,.ran mali H. .c hv hn ,,.sa, ~ s,,
~ Il. ~ an' a. ma ,aar cnu,ac,ea a. az rh. ,.,v ..;,n
s aJ =, The Mae, named that then md IN ,hni h
forfeit pay Slater,
az nh ,, su ~ y KY =, s nu
me ~ ~, ,hey neefus ,,s INNS, h ,, o.n..,,o, nd
u,ems, .cco,dino m e n,n,ed nis a. ,e
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Marble for Ertensi United states Cspitoi-ro Own
ers or Msrbl. tlusrrtes.
CsrtroL Erryrsios Orrloy,
Washington, ID. c., May 4. 1859

C.rtroL Errrrsor Orrlor
Washington, d. c. May 4, 1852
information regard American
marbles interior Of
Washington, all
auae, within the United States which
capable Of being worked invited TO send specimens This
The specimens should be blocks Of cubica form
each
following information should accompany each specimen
locality office,
quarry odeive the
stopping place. Of blocks that cbsned
Of the
dip ofth beds veins which 'he
should wach FROM the dimensions
they should be bored and Of giving
Distinctly marked with Of
pdr WI q directed N this ONCE.
be by the ordinary channels
and reasonable freight viii be paid
delivery = th,s ofAc-.
Editors Of couny papers generally which where marble
known confer benefits
,ucts by giving this edtnvs notice.
Papers receiving copy his advertisement from this ONCE
weekly for
copy :" "''' p'p''' ''' '''' NJ C. MgIcs.
CAPTAIN Of Engineer, in charge Of Er,.r.,on o. 3 Capitol
Nay T-taw2mwp
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rous medcated compound for preserving fastening
and Of hair
curing diseases ~ the skin and external bruises Ae The
common % all who Bsys
for The Improvement Add
cuts, bruises he places head OF
the Ike This copsidcred Fgur~s
and facts bear out The sales million Of bottles
the receipts cash. 100000 This the business will
That amount The Of orders which daily
and mandatory ~ Broadway addressed Professor
co-sg cash, requiring immediate
believed The wholesale demand from 1000 900
day. probably exceeding all the other hair
joined The popularity article everywhere,
and made
add to its reputation well intrinsic value For
and 1877 Broadway and
BY the pscpsi merchants and druggists throughout
States and Canada West od,e Britain,
and by T. Parker and James L. Gbbs, Washington
large bottles. Price Is
Nav Id fm.
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ruOCOLATE Cocoa, and Broms,-w. BAKER co.'s
H American chocolates, cocoa, aud boma
prmups been awarded by the chief institute.
Unon safe by all the principal in
he United States, -nd by their agents
Hus.ey Murray. New York Grant and Tweis Philadelphia
Thomas Brundee, Baiumore Kennel Dudley Cincinnati
Ohio; and .. II. Howell, Georgetown, d, G.
WALTER BAKER, CO.,
Ap3-dy Dorchester. Mas.
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Bupr.u OF YAsps Asp DOCKS, July 10, 1888
SEALED Proposal, endorsed "ProPosals for build
y inr around cemetery the Naval Hospital Nor
invited will be received by the bureau OF Yards
and Docks, until " O'Clock, on the 2h day Of August nei
furnishing materials and erecting wall around the
cemetery Hospital Norfolk, and dead house
within The enclosure materials accord
which will be exhibited to bidders
picaon The Office Of the commandment OF the Norfolk Navy
Yard.
July l7-iswtAug.o
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IUuLaRD's HOTEL, New York No. sa5 Broadway.
street, open for the accommodation Of the
public houS IL 6tted all NJ
ni-hed superior The proprietor,
Hotel. Washington, O. will be happy
any friends also all those Of the travelling pubic
may favor him with call.
r. u. WILLARD.
NEW YoRE l7-2md
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FURNITURE, Vanishing, Repairing. and Jobblnu
shop Pennsylvania south side between i3h l
picture frame
snd Others having furniture of repair by leaving
~rihug
work With prompt and moderate
confidently OF public
painted 10 imitation vaou.
svor-. tbs undersigned respectfully soci. continuance
s,me WAIMsI w
July f-.oim
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July iiswsw

NOTICE-Notcs IL hereby given attorney fact OF
Moses Keller assignee Of John Bnss., in entry No in
the Mcnashs land district. Wconsn, describing W Of g. W.
81 e. the duplicate receip, which
mail have made application the Commits
Of Land Office for OF the Any
dollars on said JOHN LAST
Gsrss BAY, March 81, lP53.-Jsnc D-iaw6w Ft
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