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SENATE.
NIN 7 T..
SATIRnAX Dnr-In lS52

SATURDAY., Dec. 10, 1853.
Mr.. Smith, from the committee ON Banks. re-
ported a bill Ia incorporate the Commercial saw
ings hank of the city of Richmond.
Mr.. Thompson, from the committee on agri-
culture and commerce, reported n bill to incorpo-
rate the Virginia State agricultural society"
The above bill was read the first and ordered
To he read II second time. On montion of Mr..
Thompson, the rules were suspendcd-the Con
%stitution requires II tlree-tifths yote-and the hill
passed oits engrossment and third readine.avcs
39, noesO. The capital is to he not less than five
thousand nor more than two hundred thousand
dollars, with the right To hold lands not exceed
ing one thousand acres.
Resolutions of inquiry were proposed by
Mr.. Martin, Incorporating a company to con
strnct a turnpike road from the Monument ON the
Cumberland road, up the Valley of Wheeling
creek to the Pennsylvania line.
Mr.. Hurts. inquiringi if any additional legis-
lation is necessary the better to regulate the in
spect on of flour.
Mr.. Campbell constructing a plank road from
some point on the Danyille railroad near SEQ
field to Moore's Store in the county Of Lunen-
burg.
Mr.. Ward, constructing a graded road from
Wyoming courthouse, by way of the Walnut
Gap, to the Logan and kanawha read.
Mr.. Ward, Incorporating the Ashton institute.
in the county of Jackson.
M. Funston to amend the charter of the med
lea cottage Of the Naiity
ME Thomas, amending the acts concerning
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Report of the Secretary of the Navy.

The Report of Mr.. Dobbin commences with IA
brief statement of the operations, during the past
year, of the five naval squadrons. Nothing spe-
ciaily new to our readers will be found in this
part OF the document; but appropriate illusions
are made to the gallant conduct of Commander
lngraham, at Smyrna, to Commodore Perry's
dedicate task Of opening Japan to our CONNER
clal purposes, To the scientific services of DR..
Kane, and to Lieutenants Maury, Chas. II. Da-
Wis, ellis, and ilerndon, officers of the several
sqnadrons.
The Naval Academy is commended ms bearing
the SAM relation to the navy rs the West Point
establishment bears ~ the army. The appoint
ment of ten midShipmen at large, annually, by
the President, is advised, as tending to extend
the benefits of the institution 10 Il class of youths
Who under the present restrictions, cannot enjoy
them. The Secretary's visit to the several dock
yards seems 10 have afforded him satisfactory cy-
idence OF the excellent condition Of the public
proper y, and Of the administration of business
there. The Importance of Navy Yard in Cali
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Corn Planters !! Corn Planters! !

WE. the undersigned tnyi g oh aimed ol Mr. a.
w Kuhn, Proprietor OF the Suite fr Virginia IN
agency fort i c mn ut faciurc aud snie If Robert j Col
wins Patent COkN PLs NIEh; respect lily request
those WIN desire u Labor saving machine, by ~Lirh one
lund is embed L. perform The work. whirl, by the prs
,t mode OF planting, ieqniIes Tour o hve-ta cal i'm.
%Inediaiely and supply themselves with one oi these in
valuable maclinr-. To this Planter were awarded the
first Premiums M the State AgrIrultutnl iaiis pf VIRGIN.
IA, Ma ynnI, PrlasNlsauA an New. loIk-he>iic- I'll
" plef3iuns ut ofher fairs. This machine, drawn ly
me horst, opens the iuriow, drops the corn with great
regularity, alsn, GuHno ar rlasier, ii desired. aud CIV
"rs II the proper depth.
dec Lis lIGIID 4 FRO.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

y large number of petitions were presented
by various members.
MIR. McMullen gave notice of his intention to
introduce "A bill for the purpose of cquaizing the
pay of members of Congress.
On motion OF Mr.. Riddle it was resolved that
during the present Congress each representative
and delegate he furnished with such newspa-
pers and publications as he shall select, not to
exceed, i'll amount, per annum, the cost OF five
daily papers.
MIR. Mcdonald moved that the resolution be
laid upon the table; but the motion did not pre-
vail-yeas "A, nays It's.
Further proceedings ON this subject were in
t%errupted by the reception ola message from the
Senate, communicating to the House the resolu-
tionsin testimony of respect for the memory of
VIM L.. King, late ' ice President of the United
States, and President of the Senate.
MIR. Harris, of Alabama, then rose and pro-
nounced II high wrought eulogy on the character
of the deceased, and concluded by offering res
olution similar to that from the Senate, express
ing unteigned regret IN consequence of the death
of VIM. Il. King, providing that the chair of the
Speaker be covered with blac' aud that the mem
bcrs and officers of the House wear Grape on the
left arm for thirty days.
Messrs. Chandler, Latham, Taylor of Ohio,
Ashc, Benton, and Philips likewise delivered oulo-
gie~: when the resolution mas adopted,
And tle llalse n liournfd until Monday next
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aaa. - Iae uIf.s = on lAe ieHaes-es ao -
the iaat. The lirg,nial suploses the address vii
be . Bristol Tenn.
An iron foundry has recently been established
in Abingdon Ia. Messrz. Garner, Wiley q
Grim, successors of Jinkins. CARRIER x Co. are
the proprietors, aud the establishment Is manog-
ed liz Mr.. Coffin, Of \. G., The Abingdon NH-
gipinn avs: We examined several specimens
Of "a Hieles eat. and they will, we think, compare
f1yorably with any casting done in this country.
The wonder Is, in this country OF iron aud eonl'
that some such enterprise had not been set ON
foot IN Abingdon years ago. This, we presume,
il the first time it has been attempted. Nehopo
The preprietars will do wcll, and that, under the
instruction Of Mr. Coffin, the great demand for
casting. such a. ploughs, cooking stoses,& &c,
may he supplied.
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An Immense Coal Field in Market.

TsHIlE undersigned has leasrd for iliern years u Conl
u field on New Rive Montgomery County. within
TX ~ seven miles OF the Dep / of tie Virginia and
| eanes>rc Rail. road ut - Rivrr.
Such Is the %baundless qutaiity I'm" sup"riori1, - ihi>
Caal, that the Undersigned Is induced. from us gteal
value and uitinate proftnrIrness. 10 invite attention Ia.
ward il for the put ose of pro .uting aiditianal aid j.
It's management lie will dispa-r Of hi interest ulfo-
gether. or ma 9 such arrange neuis rs may BIZ nccrpfn.
he tommy one who may be uhxi1us tnefsage in thc IN
iorprize. His lease runs fifteen Years will In undi,l u.
tHblc right u way over the lanl-, use al Timber. &c.
And the privilege secured aftCr he fifteen years ex-
pire of removing all tie Coal which may be raised in
thai time
The proximity of this magnificent mine of wealth To
tie great improvement If the Stnic, aud being rxncfly
ON the linz + Ire branch Rail-}oud. down New Riv,r.
nre considerations which must make il of great vtlue at
40 distant lay
The liberal policy whirl the Virginia and Tennessee
Raii.Raad Company are pursuing-by running out arms
tor tn" development al the gtent mineral resnuce< of
The South we<i-is anoth"r consideration which. Will en-.
'muce he value of the coal.l,eds. | now desire to bring in
The MAJ krt.
All communications ON the subject will receive prompt
intention and every facility in making pers NAL obscrvu
tions. afforded 10y The subscriber.
have appointed Jmo. b. Lee, Esq, of t. ~nclIbure,
g,tialious concerning future operation IA this enlerpl iNe#
Either Mr., Lee 10 myself will respond prompt, to all
conn uhicatinns
NJ, "A dress is Black sburg Montgomery t3onntv, Va
OCT 28-tsr2mif ISRAEL PRICE
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ROANOKE CoLIEGE.-The inaugural of the
Rev. Mr.. Bittle, as President of Roanoke College,
took place ON Thursday morning, at the Prcshy-
terrain Church, in the presence of II large number
of spectators. Rev. Mr.. Brown, of Wythe ad-
ministercd the oath, read the charter granted by
the Legislature, and made "A few appropriate re-
marks Ia the observation-disclosures Beacon.
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Hllb=. uat8# a4a#HruH# - 20 ~ e a
hne %, minister, tfling II comply with IL pro
YiSinns.
Nj. Martin. inqniring wlat legislation i ne
ocssury IN regard Ia "A reassessnient ot The lots
aud land. Of the Commonwealth.
Mr.. Funston, incorporating the Virginia ex-
ploring and mining company. :
Mr.. shaekelford presented the memorial q
james W. Green.
Mr.. BALDWIN presented the memorial Of Dun
lop, loncure x Co. to improve certain lands IN
tienricn for wharf purposes.
Mr.. Jones presented the petition of James J..
Watson, attorney for the commonwealth for the
city of Petersburg, asking for an increase OF com
pcnsation.
On motion Of Mr.. Barnett the senate adjourn
ed
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WAsurNGToN. Dec, 4, 1853
IL - ALILI-


SENATE.
Mir. Hunter called the attention of the Senate
To the death of the Hon W, Il. King, Vice prcsi-
dent Of the United States and President of
the senate. He most cloquently and feelingly
portrayed the high qualities Of the deceased his
long and eminent public services, and the puri-
~ and honesty of his character boih public and
private. lie offered resolutions mourning the
death OF Mr.. King, and that the President chair
be shroudcd in black for the rest of the session,
and Tat the members and officers OF the senate
wear Grape Tor thirty days.
MIR. Everett seconded the resolutions, and re
fcrred To the memory Of the dead in most chaste
and eloquent toms.
Messrs. Cass, Douglas and Clayton followed,
pay ing the most eNnlted tributes to the memory
OF their deceased friend, the pure and upright
man and true statesman.
The resolutions were then adopted and the Sc
nate adjourned till Monday.
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NOTICE.

Temperance Notice The f'icnds OF II prohihito-
~ law. N Virginia, propose u public discussion of the
principle. aud effects Of sucl, II law-htC Campbell G. H..
ON VI eduesluy the 2srh day of December, 1888,
The opponents Of said Inv are chaIlenged to attend ut
thai time and place prepared 10 sustain heir views Lc.
1"rr the people
dnr dNrI9Sdec - lExnress \ Ron. cnny. :
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IL II SALE NJ ia IL 100 Npp.1
y AT AUCTION The unders god =" ~
Commissioners under n decree p,ononrI ed -, ~,
Of August. 1853, 10y the Circuit Cnun ii pm 4 /
county, in "a .uit depending IN said Gonrr IN Mn
,cph ID. VI ami'ers and other, are puiti,n.. NV |
Elliott. udm'r If josiah Chhmhefs, dee Il. mad
are defendants. will oife tor sale al lub lie ngq..
the cn-h.on III" 9Th day Il D'rcn - 1853. l. + Il
Eagle Hntel.in Tia" towu # fnrnviije.
All the Slaves, neal 100 in Numbe,
brlongi z 10 the ertatc oi Josiah Cihn hrr. 6a5
sale 10 be continued from day t DAY ill all ara =.
Ties, negroes are likely and valuibl -au,,u, III.
manyEXPERT TOBACCO =" LISTERS. ''
B.J. WORStAM.
}. THORNTON. iCon,
II. II. MARSHALL.
oct 02. to21er
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Nsnete Valuable Slaves.

consisting III m, n, "oaneu uni children belong aa.t
rstat" of Martha Watts, decd
TERMS OF SALE:-A crrilt oftwclyc nalsl
be civ, n, the pur,hI.tis giving bond will good r,
al security Tor the rnyinrni nf the trchu,t mna,
WILLIAM s. RRIS. Caa
10y l3.fnr9 tRtp. rem i
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Very Valuable Family Residence for Sale.
egsl,- The undersigned. laSIng iereIm uel Ia r move
h3.i;,i - Louisville Ky. offer, Tor stle The HOUSE aud
EAnA LOT INV orcopied by himself. THIS is one Of
the most desilnble family residences in the my I, with The
necessary oul buiIdines-afl new. Ii j. veiy rare that
such property rs this is in market. and othing but u H.
termination 10 change hi. l1catiou induces him to ,el =
| also wish 10 sell nine vainadie SAapes. The tcl ms ~dl
b, mnde libt raj. THOS. +. NASH.
Dec I0.dts
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0Es RON sALE.-

Il day, The % II LAY 81 Dec. mleI. five - n
tilee win good tenemrhts upon hem. ma ,@s@
b ing in the heigubourh,od III j r. ''R1
Yth street. The lbove lois ar. very yapaha a'
b. sold. 'a4an
de- li-eodt20Ie lee JtuV a..
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Valuable Slaves al iu,t;o0

WILL be s"id in I o., oi The NJ rL.,
w city nf Lynehburg, 1hursaay III, lam
IA valuable Saves, belonging 10 thr e.,,,a u. =
Lee. decd JES''E j SALl0As
dee 10 Ills a@'
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y ruhae Auct "n, "tCa qbrlC,n, De vi
dry the OH day of January, 1874 TAo\reele.s1
(Noods"n AID ! imalh,,) heiengine In II g r. p.o
~ lr@h'' defh w. lson i a M Bsql.
Terms cash. RICHrD e Il',l'H,
,l.c IA Why Ag ~ ty 7, "9,NA
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HE LARGEST sILsA. sSa.noN

HE la RGEST sixsA, sSa,.noN
4 AND TRIMMING HOUSE IN NEW YORK
f"emaS q: Sfea' MS tmfo1hr and Jobdtr If Saas. Nh.
1efy, mi faHcy GoodS,at nett Cash prices-T:me p,on,
u ny aiding Interest, 1872 B~roadray. N. y, Has nov
n -tor' ard Is 'laily receiving and offering at the lowe.,
.ilces. a complete assortment of goods in his line. can,
rlISipg all the vnriuus styles aud designs, CONSISTING =,
black aud Fancy Silks. Mnrcelines Flnrence. shaw.
! trimmings Bonner Ribbons, reirrraand Satin Ribbons
Dress trimmings Of al kinds. Embrnideries. frencl.
md English Capcs;Crnpe Lis,es. Silk cra,.t Glova,
1t all kinds SIX Lare Mitts, Bareges. Laces. Will,
l'o"ds. Hosiery. l. C Hdkfs.
The undersigned mnnld invite Merchants from The
.l"''', South Ensi and Wet when in the Guy, to favo,
chasing. ' Pu-
THOMAS G STEARNS.
l6' Broadway, Between Liberty st.
~ -o'daclv and Maiden Lane. N Y.
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l.. n. York 4 Virginia.. r ?
STEAM SHIP COMPANY.
Important 10 Merchants and Others.

fkNlDSE VIM desire IA ,prcdy aud raj a l.. - mtr ri
4 =, u.eytnre for tl,eir good. between Men York ami
RtrtmoHd, ,in nbout 36 hours time between the tvo
pi ,ces.) vi rou.u I tlrir interest by ,Ideriug tttfr
90 d,tobr shipped bys,e well h own 81 lew heel Ocean
Steam Ships.
JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE
If 1900 tons B49tep, in charge ct careful aud uxpcis
enc ID officers.
hose ordering cond4 from New York can do so twite
IA week by this certain and sure line, enabling them to
replcn.>h th"i stocks wit fresh supplies at short motto.
Aud Ia like maauer enabling lhnse VIII have goods 10
snip Their to do 81. rs the demand for them arises.
rASSENGERS.too. will find This route the most com.
fottable as well a. the cheapest. State.ruom accomm ,
iuuon,, ~ d meals furnished without extra chaige.-
Thee Shil = touch ut Aogfok going and returning
lUDLAM & WATSON,
dec II Is Richmond, Va.
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FUTURE DAY.
Valuable Lots for Sol,
i2sI3
TisE Personal pRopT,..

Il Mrs. ffnncts a. Wateiek. a.'"si
Hausrlrid md Kitchen fayt nutc. "A ton ,a.
are fesidrhce. ~ post The re,,d .rr,.I n mi d
IN Friday the 10th inst. ba41i
Al The sam" Time ard pine" will es-l
lie legalees, The Furniture in viii J. H. ;! r Is.
a lie estate under the will nf " n. ~. 'stad
HENhY puNNINGToy y DEE d
RoBf j. DAVIS MIN RI 'o'ae'
dee II iftds MfS y ~
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Az viii be seen 10y MIR. Win tons advertisement an
nrNet he vii continue the Grocery. Co mission and
Forwarding Business NJ the old stand of Mace n, MIN.
ston, and | cortiiully r|rconmrn him to the patron ,ge ol
the old customers of the house.
VI II. ACE
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The Abingdon Virginian understands that the
Post Office, late sapIing Grove. Washington co,
w., has been removed 10 Bristol. tie new town
ON the line 5ctween Virginia and Tonne see. and
will hereafter, OF course, bear the name OF that
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HAVING purchased II. II. Nace's interest in the con.
rcrn Of MACE g. WINSTON. (as will appear Fl rom The
above advertisement Will continue The
Grocery, Commission & Forwarding Business
ntlhe old stand corner Of Gary and Pea,lS reef. .bpIl
retain The sr'Vie'S Of Mr. w. MACE y d. Y. PAN
hEl md respectfully solicit the patronage of the friends
md customers IT the late concern. promising In - m
best eff 'rts t" merit il, ~ wrllu Us that of the public gen
orally.
NOV 2S-lmo JOS p WINSTON
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AIDES CLOTH CATERS

- inst received 80 pairs Ladies' Black Clotl, Cater.
DE ember. Z. SEABURY.
L>OR kENE.-rwn Comfortable FaniI, mr..
u Residences, with good water gardens, &c, Ei
Possession gwen Immed;ateiv.
de- Gets CHAS. W CHRISTIAN.
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Ga II SAFE AZ NEAn 100 H..

der 10 dis
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pacy. but had very little communication with the in
nso''ants went up to Toluca after my arrival in Mex
leo. ~ y 80
:, Ques 10 il common in Mexico to make aourishes
under signatures!
"Ans. think il is common
"Ques. DO you undertake to say, from your knowl-
edge OF his handwriting. these papers are not in the
Handwriting OF Geo. A Gardiner, &c.
Ans. could not undertake to say anything of The
kind. | do not recognise ii his handwriting with
which am acquainted would not suppose that il is
his handwriting f
/" Mr. Bradley Handing the witness soms papers
Do you recognise those letters which are dated n 1912
az bsing in his handwriting
I" Ans. think that have five or six of bis letters
and all o these bear very strong Resemblance 10 them
Those received from him were written with steel pen
ihese are evidently written with quill pen"
Captain Marriott you will observe had no knowledge
OF the defendants handwriting beloIe ls49 and is moi
positive proof oi handwriting, except when the witness
mas actually seen the party write the particular paper
which is IN question Ia tho great majority Of cases
which come before jury, the proof is matter OF judg
meDt but then there is vast, wide difference between
decided and hesitatng opinion. Mr. Wright 10 posi-
papers are in The handwriting OF Geo A. Gardner and
his means OF knowing the handwriting of the defend AMI
are far superior TO those OF Capt Marriott
The other witness called was Mr.. Pickett, gentle
man OF whom you told by MIR. Slocam, . there
arrangement made for COL Pickett 10 accompany
US" U tF-
Col. Pickett. alter being examined and cIoss-exam-
ned at length came TO this conclusion g" do not
say positively thai do not believe il to be bis handwIi
ting" So that there is no decided opinion about the
handwriting OF The Morelia papers. except that OF MIR
Wright, who is Cleafha they are in the handwriting oil
them? Who could have had motive for the forgery
II + rEe..e Fro mr. cONTfHUrD I -a.lg 1850. u
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1s psssa. wt - cSsss e sbs~ ear sosAssS~
psyAsai " ssAscripdes BE- ns1s In sAvsnss. fst4
ny ~ isss ~ pessee
paid y s sssmsd ~ eusssivss u IN Mss
uansuissioa,
The COUNTRY PAPER published III weekly during the sos
Of Congress, Aad send weekly during tho recess.
Subscriptions period lsss thas year will be received o.
psoporaoned 10 above sRausl H#
0y- PoSrMAsTERs authorized agsats snA ~
DAILY subscribers, with go enciossd ~ vvs
SEMI WEEKLY with ao snsiossd WEEKLY
subscribers So saeiosed, viii ss entitled 70 copy u As
edition they hrnsh subscribers svosss.
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GREAT THROUGH LINE no THE WEST.
II ~

suioe 0Ais from baltimore 10 WAesas. and
Unoa inc the 0Aio, andfAe stages 10 Zanesphe, &c.
rDs eYpedous being thoroughly completed by the late
finishing great Tree Tunnel and the road being
travellers conndenuy di
sled superior aud low fares The
~. rosd Ia OF The mo character
The express Baltimore daily at and
mus directly through Wheeling 1850 mles IN ~ OF " hours,
ending stoppages, arriving at
.s..enrc leaving D, lay lodging
Cumberland, ~ mes and proceed thence 10 Wheeling in the
morning
M and s. D. daily meeting from baltimore WASH
non junction. DIETER known the Relay Houe miles from
Bslumore
which have Just completed for this route, daily
ion with and passengers down the ohio Gin
snuaI and Lousvle where stages for Nashville, &C.,
The 81 and New Orleans packets be taken BY those
ing further ss III ..H 80
Passengers Columbus Tor who prefer the land
Ohio and West
m ftom tho Ohio Stage Copanys excellent coaches
over the National road to Zanesve sc and
BY railroad
railroad will nd this most sgreca.e route, there being
regular aud speedy connexon al Wheeling and from those
places ,,., . -
no charge transfer Of passengers or baggage. f q
through ticket with the right lie anywhere the
ou,e) washington Wheeling 80 so; Cincinnati $i
10 Louisville, $l2. tE
Tickcs of Mr. Parsons AGENT the railroad
Washington, and OF the other agents Of the company.
:. ~ &s # WM PARKER,
May II--dn General superintendent.
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VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE IN THE
eligible postien in the fret ward-on wednesday ane,
noon O'clock premises, hs sell one hall
ITO, situated st the corner OF and
with privilege OF the other half The whole o
street, ITS 18th These lots
handsomest p Washington in the
+.
residue credit Of hye
payable annually secured BY
deed the CoDveysnces tho Of the
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
MAY I'D Aucioneer
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BY j. &. MCGUIRE, AuctIoneer.

CQUARE OF GROUND NEAR THE CAPITOL AT AuC-
TIoNOn Monday afternoon June oih at o'clock, ts
PREMISES sha sell the whole OF No e6l containing
square fronting Maryland avenue, north D, 6i
7 This has been subdvided
vs handsome building lots IL not sold readily
the whole will be and sold
This beautifully situated within short
Capitol, affords opportunity for sood
occurred the sales Of real s city
Of the sIuaSe may be st auction
Terms fourth cash the residue Twelve and
safscosy secured bearing
vcyancing at the expense Of purchaser
J. G. MCGUIRE,
May sd r4#45-f AucionceY.
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ny J. G. noaUIRE, Auctionscr.

VERY DESIRABLE LOTS IN THE FIRST WARD AT AUC-
TIONoa "Wednesday afternoon, June Is, AT Sk o'clock
the shall sell the following described lots No.
I'll, Lots and fronting 4S feet each north
l7t and 18Th streets west and part Of oi fronting "a
on the street. a.8sE& e5
These handsomely situated, within short distance
Presidents House and the vaIious public officers
Terms third residue twelve, eghtee
months for notes satisfactorily secured bearing interest
JAS z. MCGUIRE,
May 27-dts f Auctioneer.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-31

DPRoPosALs grading, sAgns,
division Of he covnsen and Ohio railroad VIII Be
VI GuyanSoe CAbeu county
VirrinA between 10th and 10th June
They ~ mile sectiens BRIDGE Twelve
Po,e uyandos,e rivers, OF 900
n lsagth hand oi Mud river. r - .1Il.. FL 4.
18th proposals. viii be received
the grading bridging and masonry Of
between fss town OF Gov
pstcu ayncsS distance of
work including much heavy re'siR
WALL large bridges over jsckson nvsf ana poos"y TWO
tunnels.
Ny order Of the board Of public works.
Chief Eosisee, Covingon and Ohio Railroad Company
LrwIsBuRo, Va, May ~, 1853
= NAV ss-eodcps July rs