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the Tram is stopped fora passenger between any
othe above named points, the charge WILDE made from
tile point last passed by the Train, and charge will
be lass than TWENTY-FIVE cents in any case.
Passengers who do procure Tickets (exccpt those
who take the mrs where tickets are not sold, J
will be charged by the conductor, per cent in al
don to the regular uf fare. provided, however
that in shall he receive less than ten,
than fifty cents from any passenger TO any paint
he road.
Servants will be required to have passes, one to
he left with the Ticket Agent and with the Conduc
tor, which passes must be explicit in granting the priv
eGe travel ON the Free colored persons will be
required produce free papers, they will be
permitted tn travel the cars.
May l6,ts. TH0M\S SHARP
Supt. Transportation.
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Having used the Mustang Liniment in my frmily for
severe cases of hard Jumps and swengs, | cheertully
give my certificate to its excellent effects My daugh
ter had hard lump the size of hens egg. upon
wrist for a year. told her rub it with the Lniment,
and few applications entirely removed it, hive n
so used the Liniment for Seroulous Tumors swell
ngs in the throat o long sandin g,on of my
and it removed them both in short time. CONSIDER
them all remarkable cures, and recommend the Mustang
Liniment as the best article ever used
JESSE T. HOPKINS,
81 = n
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PRICES.
The Lnnlent put up in bottles OF three sizes, and
sells at 25 cents so ce IS, and 81 per bottle. The so
cents size contains 3, tines eh the 23cts and
the dollar size three times much as the p cent
size, being much cheaper.
A. G. BRAGG & co, Propretors BOA Broadway,
New Y DIRK, and St. Louis, Mo-
For sale by Druggists and Store keepers generally.
JOHN II SEAY,
d. K. LYMAN. and
K. STABLER & CO..
se,t 2l-wty Agents Lynchburg.
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in CIoaks d ManfiIias.
Il .LL-.-........u I,.rnn md Lands1uln lnt If

DLUSH yEsTs-A splendid arliee, double
Il and sing lie wnisis-Alsp, cut Velvet Calling Silk
and other new and fashionable s,les--Just received.
orr e2.ts A. s. SHAFER & co.
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w. w Lenwich a Brother

II is their purpose ret aud improve The House
10 make 1t conform In oil respects tae improve.
ment- made in modern Hot.l. Their Ilou will 'e
NEATLY FURNISHED and ailor an agreeable piaie
Of Travellers, and all persons visiting Lynch
burg-wie neither expense uble viii be spared
To make thcir T TABLE among The most ,umptaoas
md Elegant in the State.
Alta, he'd to this Hotel IA Of the COMMO.
DloUS STABLES IN the city, which Is managed by
two trusty AID experienced uSfLERs.
The undersigned are we'll awnro 81 ihe extensive pat
ronagr which has been heretofore ektcndcd this llo
tel. nndrr the management OF Hm4 l.ewich Son,and
the desire Of continuing nni greatly Increasing the
same will stimulate them spare exerliuus com.
mend themselves the invor OF ler friends the pub
lie generally.
NM. ". EEFTWlCB.
oct l.,lseis THOs W LEI fNIoH.
Hack AND PoRrfR. belonging 10 u-. will be in at
tendance the Depot and Packet Landing. 10 convey
travellers he Waab,nrtau IInfpi RapF cuA uat
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Itai,-ryond watches.

NI WNlNH We tuHIHHIft 10 FIT -
h can i the Cheapest.
Itai,-Vond watches
We have good selection at silver Is, s.
Celeb ated Rail road Time keePets oon',u ,tp,,t
PEoIALLY FOR ENGINEERS ooNouI -. 70
on Railroads-An article which we WI "atu'' ~ W.
years, and at prices corresponding win a'''e
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atrLpoAns &c.


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VIRGINIA d Tennessee RAILROAD.
IfhOM and aef the 25iii it.-f. ihr the iol
! lowing articles will be a. lolinw-, VIZ;
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Nm. ". =LEFTWlCH.
TUOS w EEFNIGH.
NEW DAGUERREAN GALLERY,

(sKY HpKtIaHT ooNHiNEpO
MAIN ST. TWO DOORS BELOW BRIDGE ST,
Lynohburg, Va.
"Blest be the Art thar can immofiuzc.
The Art that battles ines tyfopnic elaiIu
To quenaii it, y
INHE Subscribers have the pleasure TO ounce to
l. the citizens of L,nnhtug aud yriniis that their
Gallery IL in readiness Ior o reception OF visitors
Having arranged their ght und rooms with ovcry
convenience Tor the successful prosecution 81 thr Dl
gueueoype art, and brought their AID the btest nd
APPROVED APPAEATus, they feel warranted IN say
ing that those who may wish CORRECT aud
Unfasiing Likeness
Can obtain such taken IN the best style Of The art.
The much Admired and mat hIess Strreosropiu OF
Solid Dagurn oobpes taken by the sub-eil in NIL
their prrec ion, seeming II worn 10 stafd IL
soulptured smt nry.
In their large assortment and great variety Of
Frames Cases, Locks Medalions Pins, &c,
In which 10 pner Pcu-cs the ut I'll mby lac gut
flied in style also ia price. All picture sananted to
give satisfaction ci,alFc will be mbar visit to
their Gallery i respectfully solicited whehcr pic.
desired not
G. W. MINIS.
n. s TANNER,
Practical Dnsu"0eutypists
~ Galleries, Main St, Two d iots from bridge ST.
Lynchbnrg-Sycamore 81, Petersburg pnd A6 MAN
ST., Richmond. Va oct 10 ts1
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NOTICE-Hpvinsp purchased the interest OF W.
~ II. WASH in the firm OF Eames d. Wash, shall
continue to manufacture TOBACCO MOULDS of all
descriptions which will be warrented lual any made
in the State. Also, TOBACCO BOXES Of all descrip-
ons made to order mt the lowest prices, and on the
best terms
am alone authori ,ed to the name of Eames \
Wash in closing the business of the former concern
nov SITS CURTIS EAMES
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is P, ?,
m. ia advance
81 months:
the Propr
IsgNENrts .
|, rlSSgR ior r |
4 aunlrr oil ,
4 .,sltil.l., ord
ILY RArEi
1 oweeklys
Ms an dali
q l,c reiui' |
Il business,
4 ,reril ratnl
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TIE attention of Farmers is also invited To III,
Works there will be knnl nlways ON nnd al kind.
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Baltimore B~svs y wAsssaS.
neg tAsse s tAs asgs, ssx srtss1s1 sss~s's
lie As OAo, and tAs Stage 10 ZasssSsu<, &c.
THIS expsuo1s thoroughly copstsd, BY The
finishing Board Tree Tunne and hs road bsiGs
uaveilers confidently
Tue
vi pendouA and Atuscuve chAssctss
The expvss Baltimore daily T. m.,
nuns through wheeling $3.50 mles Ia IL ~ hours
Guiding stoppages, arriving there ata or next day or
Baltimore at may lay over Tor lodging
h Cumberland miles, and proceed thence " Whssiias
morning. -
M daily meeting the cars om baltimore a ths Wash
nsom Junction tDcter Relay oase ss iss
Baltimore a. ,,-.--
which have for this route, form daily
ION with the passengers down he OHIO TO Gin
cnua ard Louisville where The stages fu Nashvue Ae,
The ST. Orleans packets may DC taken BY hose
ing further on, V . Il, - ~. ,..s ,o..,. a. ~.
and Ohio and shs West aay as0 proceed d
rsct ro Ohio Smsc Company excellent coaches
owe, the National road 70 zancsve thence
by railroad -. -. .,-.,-. =. .,...A...-
agreeable rouc there being
places 81, -, - 4 - ~. -. go. a. xvh..,,. -
no charge Tor transfer Of passengers or baggage.
Pare right lie over ON the
rouie) Washington Wheeling ~ ao " CnclnnAl $i
10 Louisville, &i2 -. =. -. -..,-... .......
WIN. PARKER,
May Il-du General superintendent
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ImroRrAsT Asp VALUABLE INVENTION

Glands AND CUMMINGs's BRICK MACHINE PATENT
Rights for saleMichaei Nou.c 90 oil this city,
the the
rghn II been thoroughly
by counsry
machine purpose produced II
cea~fy worked The application Of motive power
win light horscs the tempered
moulded In five seconds very
cxceinG rapidly Of any
FIR that purpose known.
The s'ns cfhe American patent only delayed until the
protectcd abroad Meanwhile, NJ NJ
nssosse for the sale Of territory
good title 10 the same.
Apply letter. po~t psidJ their ONCE
streets, the Post Once Department.
June 10 eoAn
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Proposals GSr EurnlAAA.S shs Paper Ior ,he Public
Printing


o',os SursssrssnHsd o. rus rvsnc pslsnss.
Washington, september ~, 1881
puu.ues Of The "Ac provide executing The public print.
ceivsd this ocs Capitol Monday lah day.
Of Deeebef twelve O'Clock furnishing the papsx
that lie required for the pubic printing for
ing the M day Of Decenbe e5J and ending the LIST day
December, 1854.
su6oined speeches. nearly
u 200 printing paper uncaendered "a
90 inches, and 10 weigh iory-hse pounds 10 The reani OF
printing calendered "a by So
inches and weigh my six pounds tho OF $50
sheets.
800 supcnc printing paper
"A by 81 inches aud 10 weigh forty pounds
10 the ream oSde0 sheets aa.
The fibre OF paper the above
and cotion all aduteraon with mineral other sub
each bundles each
O perfect sheets Uniformity color thc and weight will
be equred and bundle under five
om the standard weight will be received and will
in a cases be required Mixing various b knesse the
bundle make the will be considered violation Of
samples indicating the qualify &c, Of the
Office
endent, will be furnished mail intending bid
Contracts Will be entered supplying quantities required
requires hut the privilege is reserved Of odeing
greater quantity either Glass; should
CURED al such times and in such quantities be deemed
cessay. s#N
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National Medical College, Washington.
THE Thirty second Annual Course Of Lectures will
the f Monday in October, and continue until March

National Medical College, Washington.
THE Thirty Annual Course Of Lectures
the dn Monday in October, and continue until March.
Thomas Miller, NJ D., Professor OF Anatomy and Physiology.
VIM r. Johnson NJ d. Professor OF Obstetrics and Diseases
Women and Children.
Riley d. Professor of Matera Medca Therapeutics
and Hygiene. Il .
May D. Professor OF the Principles and Practice
Surgery.
Tyler, M d., Professor OF Pathology and Practice
Medicine
King sonc Microscopic and Pathology
cal Anatomy
Steiner NJ D., Professor OF Chemistry and Pharmacy.
w. II. Saunders, M. D., Prosecutor and Demonstration.
Tho facilities for tho prosecution Of practical anatomy
ample.
Europe the desks from which
regular given clinical
under the roof
Of the sick will greatly extend the usefulness Of
medical md surgical clinic.
expense Tor OF lectures s SOS
10
MANIPULATING payable only once)......
Graduating 70
Admission Surgical Clinic through the whole
ROBERT KING STONE, NJ. d..
Dean of the Faculty,
Once and residence corner of Y and lfth
Aug I7-2awtstNev
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n aOMMERvILLE Agent and Attorney for tho posscatoa
H. pension, land and description Of claims against Con
Virginia scrip and land
hcneh negotiated. and sold References, forms, Ac Ac
forwarded per mail, upon request
once on TN stress Department. Fo~sages
IN ettsr, prepaid attention Address sb.vr
wsshIneon, u. e, I'll july ia-s~S""dAcp
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i and New York -. ""S +"
parents wishing and .vo,v 80
school, and thorough on hi,
mathemauca, and =" w
scsncs ihs they may be hcd college IA,
surveying and for commercial
institution, call the PRINCIPAL sS
pupils limited and the
No rsrS,s continued whose hnor
TO be BOD or doubtfn III II Et. .esss4I
No pus will be admitted hencefch who nave not advanced
Circulars can s. obtained principal bosLssores
r. RICHARDS,
acpslI--dn PnnCipal.
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Two NEW BRICK HOUSES FOR RENT.-T~o new eiiaihly
modern with manreIs gas
private geneef family viii be rented upon
puncsnst tenant On spp''cssi"nto
". eTRATToN
Anctoncer and Commission Merchant,
Pennsylvania 10Th Streets
ApH-eod0
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NEW SPRING aOODs-P w. BROWNING, merchsn
IN tailor under
OF The citizen. Washington and strangers his superior srd
NJ coshs
w popular principles
he
$40 and $40 thus the Of xcnr 10 the
Ne spared pains
OF goods he IN
quality With thanks friends liberal
here'ofe extended him. he solcis continuance
hs MM2l~-2nwu
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|xxo~.~ Sosa>ea~s's Ohncs, 1sptenAb~~ ~, 1859.
~. ~ -pAYERs-DEDUCTIoN ron PROMPT
ia. s hereby gives arss for the ysse
80 49, '"a payable ~ this once
2. s ~ csc -eA BY law for The year paid
Sept i6-eodf R j. pocur con...o.
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Maryiand miiitAxy Acaderay Oxford, Talbot County.
Maryland.

Maryland military Academy. Oxford, Talbot County.
Maryland.
John H. ALLEN, Superintendent, graduate Of
military Academy West Pont.The sixth
the first Monday
Modern languages, nd
The academy peninsula,
water rcrcd Beautiful healthy position. facility
BALTIMORE Catalogues
c.seary obtained the bookstores OF
Messrs. ]. Murphy
Baltimore, by application 10 the superintendent
RrvgRKscss
Cooper, adutan general United States army
Taylor United States Baltimore
John n. y. Ls,robe esq, Baltimore, Maryland
Col. Andrew johnson, Nashville, TcnDesseen.
TIcnryd n Pont, Wilmington Delaware.
Col. w. w. s Bliss, United States army New Orleans.
Aus 7--eod6wt
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nROFE,sOH ALEXANDER G. nARRYv Trsesp

compound preserving, hsSnings soen
ing ard the growth hair, cleansing The hesd
curing diseases and external bruises, &c The
common Barys cOphcOss wheth-
Improvement and nvgoraon o. the hss ssapons
cuts bruises intended
or The like purposes Lconsdefed assertion Figures
aud facts million Of botes
the receipts cash. year kusiRess will
The number Of orders which daily arrive depot
closing CASH requiring attention. would scarcely
believed The from 900 5000 hsues
day pobsby has
joined popularity Of the article everywhere and the liberal
rnpdy
aud composition, made considerable expense
add to reputation value. For sae whsIs
ne and retail the l37 broadway
BY principal merchants and drugss.s sAs United
ladies' Btain and France
and BY James Gibbs Washington, D. G. Sold in
sge bottles. Price IS cents
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DARN Ale andrfa county, Virginia. with
il miles Of the aqueiucr. and four from the Presdent
House, will sell reasonable
FROM thereof located above within half mile Of
Bai Roads, hundred
mbcred
Much the larger portion this
including thirty which be
meadow Persons who be disposed purchase
referred John Bait Ninth street, Pennsylvania
avenue, OF Horatio Ball adjacent farm.
Mayl-eodu WIN. BALL.
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II y - R Z
Washington Branch RAt1rOad.-Trains HAN - Fol-
lOwss
FAVE daily, except Sunday, and ~ and $,
IL On Sunday, at6, a IN, and 5, 2.
The ain and stops only At Annapolis Jsnc
Relay the Others NJ all ei iss9
Trains al =, a. m and ~, connec. with Annapolis
DO do o, u. m, and s, do west
DO 10 M m, and S. m. do east
Washington BALTIMORE d IS
Do do do and return. - 50
do Annapolis. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
\ do and return j -
The ali be procured he ecs,
good for the day upon which they are Issued
"7- fefFa r. u. PARSON6,
July l6-dn H# Agent
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I'VE HAVE JUST RECEIVED from New York a
rich and superior assortment OF new goods consisting in
leo dres. pattern. - rich plaid silks 50 inches wide, the
latest Partisan and broadway styles
50 BayaasIe silk dresses, entirely new
5000 yards. twenty six inches wde plaid silks from rs cents
900 wards twenty nche. wide pink blue white and
common coored silks. for evening dresses
$500 yards brocade silks, from 81 10 - per yard
YARDS Sa ass a widths. s sa heavy
200 yards Saa sssn ,s, : JpsS aasIy
40 pieces high coIored plaid mernos Ha
Is pieces plaid vaenciennes, article for ladies
50 pieces plain and figured mousseiine de LANES
500 pieces plaid bonnet ribands
Embroidered and plain skirts
SO pieces French merncs all shades
$50 S"e snd medium ai French worked Collars
70 pieces a. m %an,a Y, yev vets
10 carton. fine and medium embroidered lnsn-cambric
% piece. Lopia. l ans moa.ssl,ns., all eo'er
I, pieces black apacas, froma $l25
rs long and square cashmere shawis
100 .s Bay sy s se and other makes
5000 yards french and English gnghans
70 pieces cloth for ladies' cloakings
100 pieces aannels, all coors
30 pieces eassmeTes DO
30 pieces vcstngs do
800 500 pairs s servant Sanfes :
100 pairs fine bed blankets, twlcd, very fine
100 pieces kerseys for servants wear
rs pieces "a and 5-4 full cloths
so pieces plaid linseys
A full assortment OF of every kind
81 Russia diapers, table damask napkins
linens Huckaback diapers, crash
IS pieces borkings, some is 4 wide
so pairs curtains, cheap
10 pieces nda
Velvet carpets. Brussels carpets. ingram carpets
Venetian carpets
LARGE and smal Of various kinds, and a
ma he uIent
In consideration the large OF goods buy and
sell enables bargains than eise the
District Purchasers will please give call and examine for
themselves HALL h BROTHER.
Sept27--3tawsw
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For freight or passage Apply 70 ,o,,,. c,
No. IS Val street, NJ Y.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, CO.
r. o. ROBERTS 4 CO.,
m - K,S,. : Arms %o Yard London.
% Rae SoIe Dame de. v,e,osre.
GEO II DRAPER, Havr..
The will be accountable for yod oliver
bullion specie peeo%. Sns' or %,s. sns. bills
Jams
COR brick dwelling house in youngstown
the best STYLE and sa,oI the material win lot attached
square eei running through the square and has els
Any desiring pnrchase examine the premises
application George NJ soshoon Of Market and Brdr
Term. onehrd cash. the balance in g. - and T. months.
Exchange Broker, National Hotel Buildings, washington D. o.
Jan so-d1
MERTCAS HOUSE, Hanover street, Bossont by
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged elegantly furnished
and convenenccs for the sccommoda
uon Of The travelling public.
ITNCLE TOMS CAHIN.-h he-likc dasueusosype Of Mrs
s,ew .a,ho, Of Uns, Tom. cssn 2. exhibition
with portrait of sontas, the famous Queen Of Song"
sb..tna and house good. generally
Pennsyvsna 9TH sth Wsahngtoa
PC.
THE subscriber will vaeae his present place Of business Until
s n o. hs owe nov "erapsa VIII ne -
has taken the and house lin
place business, br
Of books stationery &C. descp
reduce his very goods prevou
entering ''" ' - WIN sou " "''' ''ee PaRssAM
NRAn be Kind euou,h n
accouHts,
ing ready those paid by Novsmb~
will hands ~ collector vevy
important closed nc
make different arrangement in my business
July s-dtfif RY.
MARBLE MANrEl.S--Narble Wovks.--The subscribe,
bess inform his friends and pnbic
nf eAr
a Spanish Egyptian Italian and black marble richly carved
qualify, style,
he mi
lin
tets steps and platforms marbie counter,
soaps' one, ca,cis.d plsster ~ 81 per barrel
Of Connecticut brown New ork
Ases and building purposes
ton ~ builders and Others give
satisfaction all who may favor him 9Th their orders
WIN RUTHERFORD,
July oO-3ss~6m On street, between l0th and 18Th.
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N Elegantly Furnished House for Rent.-A houss
elegantly completely furnished particular
bath and lighted with for rent The
all the OF having been only eigh
NOR
Inquire IN II street, three of Tenth.
l-du
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All Of the papers designated be
ea adulleraon be Of white blue color
named taken
definite quantity
will required kinds and the right therefore
ordering each and kind
for such times and such quantities the public
vice require.
Each separately subject sep
bidders Offer the
proposal and the privilege reserved Of
bidder who class assigned him
such classes or foriei, his right to any class
less than OF each kind OF paper bid
sample each kind each bid and
be numbered with the numbe Of the
that schedule, and the first three classes b.
And proposals and samples be transmitted this Office
postage other
Each proposal be signed by individual nrm making
specify price the price
and but for each oevery kind
in the class proposed for. M
All paper be delivered
ORDER every charge expense subject
inspections count weight and Oft
ent, and he IN all respects satisfactory.
Blank proposals will be furnished this office
unless substantially agreeing Herewith.
Bonds, approved will be required; the
ply quantity required time, will be considered
oftle
Each bidder required furnish his proposals satsacior,
ability
clerk United States the DISTRICT The marshal
the which the reside for the faithful
proposal unacconpancd with such evidence will be rejected
The will be opened In the required law cor
the first Tuesday after the first Monday in December 6h
at 10 O'Clock, the office Of the Superintendent
Printing United Washington and endorsed
proposals for supplying Paper" = -
Superintendent Public Printing.
Oct l--eodtlDec Intel. h Eve. Star
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THE person TO former ad
required again invited io
viii be received until the ao day ofne1 TO.
The removal Of obsrucrons the ksd
from Ionses, period.
The AmoaI " these proposals united
Zach Sads. win propose % remove said raft .heosS
psod specifying his bid proposes com
pes e removal Of the raft the said time be later
said removal during which tune he binds himself Keep
rsaairsd give his bond for sao oso with
two good sufsos each for the SoOoo
Time with his proposals, Of persons
steIs suree and declaration signed by they
cate Of district Judge Of the United States which
above ali their deSs and
biiss No bid will be examined unless
TERMS Of Payment.
OF 100000 appropriated object $50 900
shall be paid the work Of
raft been removed the shall be
pointed X hs war and 4 l. shall appear Ina. such ].
OF $4,000 the portion removed shall bear the entire
" viii ss n sa
Saa S ne , pS aa w s nussI
ton OPEN Of which fact the department is be the judge
separate proposal. considered
The will be addressed The undersigned
envelope, Proposals for removing Red river rall"
the moot favorable bd and
he responsible bidder.
Colonel Corps Toposlaphieal Engineers.
hereby including November
''''' Colonel Corps Tooosanheai En,pineer..
inserted in Union and n,sissass, wa.sas'oa b.
e. Red River aepa,oan As,aaa.a Lousan. Louisville Dem
Democrat Little rock, Arkansas Cincinnati Gazette Cincinnati
s onG . r s s Ss. .Ss lassa%s
Southwestern and Caddo Gazette, Shreveport Louisiana
Times Louisville, Kentucky
Sept 27-d,iNov
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MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY OF NEW
I'LL York
Nett accumulated cash fund.- August 1859. Is3s0a 9s
+. g. WssTeN, President. ISAAC ABBAT, Secretary.
All the divided policies
the whole life will be made available
who wish II.
Policies for security creditors
premium.
Explanatory pamphlets and other information may by
application TO
CHAS. DE sEI.DING, Agent,
Seventh st., opposite Odd Fellows Hail.
Andrew Larne Office above duly authorized receive
applications. Sep I6-2awH
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ID y. ETEER's NEW GOODS FOR GErTLEmES.--
supply Of elegant goods for gentle
making ,hc time very complete Those
with clothing for
approaching should by all means eccds
b~fpre tbey purchase elsewhere.
May IB-jAf
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-25

CHOCOLATE Cocoa, and Broma--w. BAKER b co.'s
" Vanilla Cocoa broma,
premiums awarded chief
Union, principal groceries
the United States, md by their ngenis:
Hussey Murray, New York Twes Philadelphia
Thomas v. Brundge, Baitmore Kennel Dudley
Ohio; and 3. II. Howell, Georgetown, ID. O.
WALTER BAKER, l. CO.,
Ap3-dly Dorchester Mas.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-25

NOrICEWe are now opening one Of the richest and best
IN OF fall goods New Philadelphia
brought this We think
could describe richness
respectfully invite the attention Of the public.
Sep 23-3awlw HALL b BROTHER.