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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD TO
THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS WITHOUT NIGHT
TRAVEL-which is not the case on any other route,
and still making the trip in little over two and half days
to the White Sulphur.
Schedule fer Comfort.
Leave Richmo nd daily at 81 Nj, and arrive at White
Sulphur in two and half days. trweekly line
leaves Stanton for White Sulphur by the Natural Bridge
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, arriving at the
White Sui hur iii the same time
Schedule for Expedition.
Those who willing to encounter night travel
for the sake OF expedition procure extra Stages al
SlauntoH, leave at NJ and reach White Sulphur
cond day from Richmond. at Il o'clock. P NJ
Between Richmond aud White Sulphur Springs, passing
the Warm ard Hot Springs, 81 90
Between Richmond and Lexington, 90
Do do Stanton, IS 90
Do do charlottesville, , 81
Do do Culpeper G. House, so
Through Tickets
Can be obtained to New York and Philadelphia by
steamships Roanoke, Virg mia and penns yvani
jy % Il. II. GILL, Superintendent
ABHEs' EUHa.-My assortment of the above
4 goods is very large and varied. in part as olows
Black and natural lynx Muis
Black and white coney do
Mountain marten do
Siberian squirrel do
Victorines oas, and Cults to match
Swansdown ami Coney Ernine, &c&
des JOHN THO NPSON
sAll.l aAfk!A PERCUSSION CAPS, of the
IsUJ.SOO English and 6 b Caps, good quality
and low prces, just received and for sale by
ELIAS HALE,
ia No LOG Main st.
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GONE MORE OF THEM ELEGANT
~ PRATIES-2o0 bushels on hand and for sale by
ROBT. RANKIN,
ia 10 Corner Goth and Water sts
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gNANCY sOAPs.-lO3O doz Fancy soap embra-
Il cling hundred different styles and pat
terms English French and American. for sale reduced
prices by ELIAS HALE,
ia No loo Main st.
IyLANA BOOKS. Paper, Envelopes, Note Paper,
- Wax. Waters, Steel Pens, Pen Holders, Pencils,
&c Also agreat variety of goods in the line very low
lrices, by ELIAS HALE,
ia No loo Main n.
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BRITISH PERIODICAL LITERATURE.
NASH Il NNNDsaOUSE

ARE AGENTS FOX
/. The London Quarterly Review, (Conservativs.)
2. The Edinburg Review, (Whig)
3. The North British B..yiew, free church,
4. The Westminster Review. (.bera)
5. Blackwood's Ednburg Magazine, (Tory.)
Although these works distinguished by the poiti
cal shades above Indicated yet but small portion OF
their conteatsis devoted to political subjects 1t is their
literary character which gives them their chief value,
and in that they stand conessedy far above all other
journals of their class BiackcOod still under the IA
thery of Christopher North maintains its ancient
celebrity and s at this tme unusually attractive, from
the serial works of Buwer and other literary notabos,
written for that magazine and first appearing in its col
umns both in Great Britain and in the United States
Such works as THE Cax5ons and my New Novel,
(boih by Bulwer) The Green Hand, Katie Stewart,
and other Serials (which rva editions are is
sued by the leading publishers in this country have 10 be
reprinted by those publishers from the pages of Black
wood after it has been issued by Messrs Sbot Co
that subscribers the reprint of that Magaz may al
ways rely having the earliest reading of these asoina
fiIlri nlna
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TERMS. Per ann
For any of the four Reviews $3 %
For any two ofthe four Reviews %
For ANY three OF the four Reviews 90
For a | four of the Reviews 90
For Blackwood's Magazine 90
For Blackwood and three Reviews 90
For Blackwood and the four Reviews ~ 90
r1y| Payments to be made in all cases in advance
They are also agents for Harpers Monthly Maagazipe
SO per
Putnam's Monthly Magazine--S3 per annums
LitteIl's wing Age weekly ST per annum
The Eclectic Magazine Monthly-$6 per annum.
Gralam's A merican Monthly Magazine-$3 per annum.
tiodey's Ladys Book, monthly-$3 per annum
The London Lancet monthly-Sa per annum.
The American Journ Il of Medico Sciences. quarterly
SIS
The British and Foreign Medico Chlrursical Re
view, quarterly-S3
The Medical Examiner. monthly-s3 per annum
Hunts Merchants Magazine, monthy-$ per an
NAM
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TLOVERsEED.-325b bushels prime, for sale by
~ ia13 LEWIS WEIR Il SON
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AGECH KULBOUS KOOTa.-IIyacnths O
- various colours, Crocusscs Tulips &c. Just re seiv
ed by II. II. DUVAL & BROTHER
ia Bank Square
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ENOOT TUBS, Children's Births, Sponge Baths, n,
A. &c, for sale by
ia r. NJ ZIMMERMAN
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GREAT THROUGH LINK TO THE WEST.
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baltimore and ohio railroad Baltimore WAseg and con
meeting there uA hs large, ns spendil seansr Of Ms
Dnon isne on me ONO, apdthe stages TO zaneses, Sc
HIS expedious line being completed nv The ,a,e
finishing OF The great Board Tree Tunnel road being
excellent order lhe earnest attention OF travellers d
reced TO its superior advantages and low
this road Is Of and Character
The express Baltimore T. D. n and
directly through Wheeling $3.50 mics1 In 10 ~
Gliding all stoppages, arriving there a2 D.
learinn Baltimore 3, lay lodging
In Cumberland, t7s miles and proceed thence Wheeling
morning
To connect with these the leave Washington
M and daily meeting The from alore the Wash
son Junction. DIETER known the Relay oue miles
AT Wheeling tIe unvaled Union line
which have just been completed for This form daily
ION win The cars and convey passengers down the Ohio TO Gin
cnnau and Louisville where ihe stages for Nashville
'e ST. Louis and New Orleans packets
ing ifther on la.#. .f#1 3 t
Passengers for Columbus or who prefer the land Gin
cnna aud other Of Ohio and the West proceed d
from Wheeling the Ohio Stage
the best Of the National road TO Zanesv
by railroad
Passengers for Wesvle and Cleveland steamboats,
railroad will also nhd this
regular and speedy connc1ion Wheeling and from those
places
no charge for transfer passengers baggage
Pare by through ticket with the right anywhere
ouie from washington 10 Wheeling, 10 Sos Cincinnati, $l
10 Louisville, SIG. "r.
Tickets be had OF Mr.. agent,
Washington and Of the other agents Of the
VIM. PARKER,
May ll--dH General Superintendent.
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Patent ured In Is49-Pulyemaehers
hydro vaac chains, constructed be under tbs
wonderful medicine and elec
day. They relieve wnh1ns pain shock M
simultaneously uca head and tooth
ache tic doorsux Ac and BY their mild bat
liver diseases
Acdlsappear They applied
dreadful children
called COMMISSIONS teehbg under dicultes and
disorders OF bowels They pecipise metals from their soiu
WATER defect needle IN Short
about be folded
ready and will last
man guarding family, and friends, &C. against
which mild cleo
uicity perfectly certain, and wonderfully speedy remedy
The price complete chain be from 10 81 baee $40 to
522 so.
Incredible may facts nny person easily
Of their truth The I'm
acknowledged America
Academy Medicine the chains have been
the medical colleges the city, Bellevue,
hospitals, Brooklyn City Hospital, &c IN Eu
the Royal College OF Physicians and Surgeons ~ London
Academic Medeoin Paris by the imperial
the royal faculty Bern and other scientific
highest order, including the principal hospitals In
Europe II. . .#.qHsr.- s re. 81 H...l
testimonials TO the e
above institutions IN America and Europe well
distinguished members OF the profession
and invite the public TO examine them
and illustrated decrp,onsone for personal use and one
OF esumonias, md number OF
Europe obtained tho
forwarded free OF POSTAGE TO part Of the
United States prepaid inquiries containing three cen's
post &c s,amys. J, STEfNERT,
TT No 5ss Broadway corner Prince New York
Agent in Washington, u. D. Gilman Pennsyvanis avenue
Baimsre, Charles and Wn Caspa, 81 North Gay street.
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Law school o Cumberland University, at Lebanon,
TeNnessce.
ACULTY, Hon. Abraham Csrh,hers late one Of the circuit
L Judges Of Tennessee, . 40 IL. /.
Green, of the judges the supreme eoI
Of Tennessee. ea
Hon Bloomfield Ridley, of the of State.
Judges CaIusrs and Green sev Their whole time exclusively
Daily examinations eaeh class the
books No regular cde OF scifes BIT explanations Of the
daily the of the examinations,
q Weekly of law and equity, in which
Of facts by the profess
practice The framed to require them prepare
Deeds Wills and all of documents be read
dence the trials Some of the taken by appeal TO
supreme which held monthly In the class, and In
public the end session The students act cets ser
chancelOrs, and In other official
pacilies connected with their suits. ,...
SeonsTe ftst session Commences the Third Monday in Sep
ebbe ad ends third Thursday In FebTuary The second
succeeding Monday in Febay aid ends second
Thursday in July.
Expenses per fee $50, in advance contingent
boarding $50. Students furnish their books,
which be had In the Lebanon bookstores
advanced class previous study required for ad
mission There four regular classes Students enter
any time during the collegae yett ,.
There a legislature connected with the school.
Number Of students the last collegiate eighy-sn
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS, Ww.
Feb il-eoy President Board Of Trustees.
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DEIIs, BELLS. BELLS THE subscribers msnufac,u

REI.IsI BELLS! BELLS THE subscribers manufacture
I'D all church,
school house, and bells
hung win movesbe
that The capper will strike
place, which desirable after bell has been few
ahyed In prevent the cnppcr
thereby poongng the sound These bells
stock In iron castna Al this
found a
We written that church bells break within
purchase with fair will
The OF all bsIis warranted Nearly 1000 bells
sold from this foundry which the
a.noe superiority
various fairs the hest bells
tome" We particular attention
chimes, refer furnished by Our foundry
the Hudson Erie railroads
As this establishment
Uued states, and has the largest of bells
ned with dnspach We refer bells in
Uid bells taken In exchanges for
Levels, compass.s, &c constantly on hand Address
A. MENEELYs SONS
May 2-IydScp .#" ~##. sa sl.s.E West Troy, N. Y.
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taken Of the spacious. atty and admirably arranged
building Seventh
opening and varied assortment OF
passed the for cheapness and quality He desgns keeping
eselected stock
and all other ARTICLES which belong thor
oughly Bished first class grocery establishment
in his stock he has spared the choicest
These he is prepared se fair profit,
wi oissaie "
intends To friends, whose
largely iodebt
liberal
confidence while pubc he feels will fail
find fair comPi
with al reasonable wishes will attraction.
He a confidence who
him habit Of hma habit
alike advantageous to the buyer and seller.
j CLAYTON BRAsHEAR,
Seventh between and u street,
May 6-3taw3wf Miss Dermo,t's Building.
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VALUA BILE and improved Farm in the Steilaity OF
Washington Sae1he undersigned offers sale ''Wood-
stock the farm which she resides, certainly Of the most
valuable highly improved the vicinity Washington. II
District Co.nbia about mites from
Tree road, OF the best lending the and is in the
neghborood Mes Young Addison, Barry,
Jenkins Gbson and the hospital contains three
hundred land about hundred which
cleared cultivation and the residue heavily nbced The
cleared land well enclosed divided into fields In each Of
springs quantities Of
me ashes stable nanurs and giano have been used this land
effect within the last three and NIL now in
produce There OF bottom
timothy aud abou seeded
n The and consist Of large and
comfortable dwelling dairy and poultry houses, ovescers and
houses all outbudngs
purposes Of the rm Possession OF The farm and farm
buildings will be immediately Tong edit VIII be given
desired, a portion the purchase money.
apply John Carroll Brent attorney
street James Mcclure Pennsylv
I0 street, where plot Of the be
the premises
Feb l0-2awu ELIZABETH BRENT.
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INC name Of no win be spon boohi sHh
payment OF the subscription be made in 9.-.t
Distant subscribers Us money by se, the
which wn Be paid assumed by o.rssivs.
uansmissioD.
sions OF Congress- and semi weekly during the recess
Subscriptions for period lees than year win be o..
terms Iqorortioned to the above rates " "A
0y- PoSrMASTEhS authorized ageus and by
sending DAILY subscribers, $50 enclosed or NV.
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers with S25 WEEKLY
subscribers, with Sl0 enclosed will be emitted copy
edition they furnish subscribers Tor, srat,s.
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TRsAsuRY DEPARTMENT. June 1859,
PROPOSALS will be received this department until tb.
OF August ~ O'Clock, noon,
10 the Autographed dav"g and printed specifications prepared
der c direction OF this department by Ammi Young
ne arehcct thereof and dated February ~ 1859 ad proposals
20 be o The whole bnihina different
The work the department right
hereby nvied should the United require
Eighty
furnished according price -nd be
by the md ff
cent retained until the completion OF the and the
acceptance Of the work, &cs by the superintendent
Contracts VIII be awarded only to master builders ot mechanics
aud the ohe by
OF the Secretary of will be forfeiture OF the
Every proposal accompanied by written guarantee,
signed by corhed 20 be by
thc United States district OF the district in which the
rcde that bidder will when required Il his
sal be accepted con,act and hond with and
sufficient secues, ,e Of $4,000 for M faithn perform
.4fs.. ~. ~. ... sra.. ksst \
ograpbcd pans working drnwing- and printed specifications
can be bad and examined and other information touching The
posed work be obtained 10 this sepamen
the Gust amhouse al Wilmington, Delaware f.s.l
proposals this department. addressed TO the
Secretary of the Treasury (endosed Proposals for custom ouse
Wp,sgton Delaware md will be opened O'clock,
the day Fixed for receiving the the o the
bidders, " any shall be present.
...t,ss5 a. Ell. tfft' Et.ee LANES GUTHRIE, ae..
June e-aawtAng1 ~ Secretary Of the Treasury.
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NOTICE OF REMovAL.-To our customer. aud the

NOTICE OF REMOVAL.-To customers aud the
IN public geneayWe would respectfully inform
and all dry goods have taken of tho
being by Slas II. m immediately opposite Cen
tire Market between 7h 9Th aud contemplate moving
there about the Goth Of hugustthe IL Is calculated the
will be compcted In making this move
done for good and their
The best and
central city, and the plan af the well for
light, width having
themtht think of
pleasure dealing with We sia
probably Of
the District comprising variety from The lowest price the
goods imported, and will offer such
will a share OF the public patronage.
we shall from this and offer Inducements
~ Is very
assorted, msny styles OF fancy goods will be or
fcred exceedingly cheap determined open when
r. w. NJ sHUsTrR h CO.,
May 27-eodlmif Seventh the avenue.
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GENERAL ORDER.

NAVY DErAKrngsT, May %, 1883
In difficulty Of procuring for the
and tbs which the public thereby sub
jected bounty hTy dollars able and twenty
dollars each ordinary seaman viii be paid such enlist
for the naval SERVICE after Of June
The usual months viii be continued but
either of bouny advance will be made
uu the recruit shall received board duly entered In the
books Of some receiving ship
The General Order Of January 1852 allow ing bounty will Ap
ply to such only shall have enlisted for
to the list OF June, le53 regard who
may enlist amer that date. }. G. DoBBlN,
May 2l--d2f SecTe of he Navy
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Bureau Of Construction Equipment RepnifS, May
SEALED PROPOSALS. (epdo proposals Tank on', will
y be received at this bureau O'clock M OF the 2h day Of
nr,on D. c. and risk 10 the United States The
owg quantities Of the beet American iron, required to make sr
1850 pounds or plate op quarter
ns% q Ssas Sa snd ss @Sh 1ms from
",na ct ssa ss vs s%a soi 0's
!, 500 pounds Of hyc eighth. inch round iron
delivered or before the last Of September
from hsr II Mus, be cut correctly 10 size and kept nght and
wou, such break crack must be replaced by and
Al satisfactory TO- approved by the commandan, Of
Schedules furnished from The said vyyMd
contract which, condition. will expressly provide
@ IN BE- he s s s dp"s IN s s @ ,ss ns
void wioa, affecting the right Of the said United States to recover
default hail be made sy the eonuaeor dsvsrns any
The article. contacted for Of The quality and At the time and place
will forfeit and pay United states qu'dned damages,
@ay be sqs sSS
1e Of each i'sm must be distinctly carried on" and the asse
Approved rees in twice the estimated amount Of the contract
per csua% !" addition he
per een, Of snch b approved tnpca's
nayyad win be paid by the aasn, the point Of
Every casr accompanied written (he
9sy Of S s. " on % :, y '
bureau rnc o accepted The bidder Or eidsr. viii with
receipt OF the contract At the post office dcsg
mated same with good and sufficient ses 70
mhoded in the contract The law
August. 1896 obds the consideration OF all proposals not
accompanied by such guarantee
endorse their offers above
required from other business letters
prevent opened before the day appointed
conformity with this advertisement
considered rejected AZ hc og'on o. inc
harea The only whose offer may be accepted WI be no
ibeds and forwarded without delay. w
feros offering directed designate the post oce through
which they and the navy agent to whom the
contract shall be sent for executisn.
All editors authorized publish this advertisement VIII ne fpe
ciaIy notified by Others win be paid for Its In
4. !. 5.# =. n
May ls-lawiw
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('HOCOLsTE, C"co~, and Hrornn Wv. BAKER CO.'S
American and Vanilla Premium chocoses and boms
which first premiums have boen awarded by tho chief Institutes
and fairs Union,
the United States, rnd by their agents E.. =. n
fussey Murray, New York Twes rhilsdeipba
Thomas v. Rrundigs, Raumore Kennel Dudley
Ohio, and =. " Howell, Georgetown, y. q =. .as
Ap3-dly Dorchester, Msss.
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DPROPOSALs the sradng bridging othc
Hsisfor OF the CoypSon and Ohio railroad viii be
office Of Guyandoe Caben
Virginia, the Goth and 3p,h June @ RE
They will embacr about ~ mile rcction. bridges Twelv
Pole and rives tunnel OF 500 900
In length a bend OF Mud river.
18th July will be receives
Coviugop, Nginis t,s grading bridging and
thai division lying between the Town Of Gov
Farm Jacksons distance OF
eleven miles, work. including much heavy retain
tunnels
by order ofthe board Of public works.
CHAs n. SHAW,
Chief Engineer Covpgton nj Ohio Railroad Company
LrwIsnuRe, Va, May ~, 1883.
May 25-eodcpt July Is
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~ J. Q. MeGUIRE, Auctloneer.

g. \ 2. MedUIIlH,
VERY DESIRABLE LOTS IN THE FIRST WARD AT AUG
TioN-o" Wednesday afternoon, June 10 at W O'clock .n
premises, following described
~ viz. fronting 40 north
18th and of lot s. fronting "a ie
tEe street.
lots handsomely siuaed within short distance Of the
Presidents House and the various public oihcefs
third cash the residue In six twelve, and cgtee
months, for satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
JAS e. MCGUIRE
May 27-dts Ancloneer
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L,ARM for s~se ccwuty Vsvxinss, with
in two miles OF the and four from the Fresders
House, OF rea-onss-
or portion heteof icsted above within half mile OF
Ba Cross Roads, hundred and acres ere
~ nnbevcd snd
rcd"c cissr-d Much portion 81 this farm rich
thirty which might be
nsar needow Persons may he disposed purchase
referred - John Bah, rroe Ninth street. Pennsylvania
avshte, r Hcraho Brn ON sdjsscn, farm. .auA
Msyii-eodn N. BALL.
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ny 4. G. MCGUIRE, Auc,ionesr.

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT5 ron SALE IN THE
eligible position waf2On Wednesday after
June l5 O'Clock premises shall sell hall
Of that valuable l0, the Of and
Ie rest. with the privilege Of the other half The whole lot
ITO feet I75 18th These lots
beautifully located lie handcpest stree, in Wasngon in the
immediate vicinity The Presdcn House crd Tire various depart
fuents.
the residue credit Of five
with from the day OF payable semi annually secured by
deed pss The Conveyances a, the Of the
'TE77 JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
May 22--d Anctoncer.
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TKUsTEEs SALE or A VERY DESIRABLE FARM nEAH
1 WASufNGfUN-On Tuesday afternoon May 81 at ocoe k
s sdeion rooms Of jas o. Mcclure, shall SELL by virtue OF
deed o. Trust bearing date March III 1851 duly recorded in Ii
ber 81 No 20S 2i2, the land records
Washington county Of uact Of land called haddoeks Hill
Situated on The about miles distant
WasMnyton containing about OF land with good
substantial dwelling and all necessary oulbuidings.
Terms One third pay
able March H. 1854 March H. 1885, BY deed
and bearing interest ffom day OF sale.
THos. CARBERY, Tru lee.
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
Ap 2sAe6d Aucuoneer.
Dy-1he above sale Is postponed until Tuesday,
June IA, same and place.
I.f JAS c. MCGUIRE,
May 3I--eod Aucuonsef.
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notice kropos~is Purchase Of Boads.
..sF.,J qlg E1EcerivK orrics, BAros Rsuas, tLA,l
May 10Th, 1853
WHEREAS by the Louisiana legislature entitled An
provide
the sate approved April 3o 1883 is made The doy o.
easpo aieres the rate Of per payable
s,sl a,ootn os SEVEN 6ahd,t and d doa
00 principal said bonds be edeemabe within years
And whereas furthermore, the duty governor
n proposals purclas. OF said bonds
Now theepre by these presents be known that WI.
be received ONCE ote State Baton Rouge for
pueao OF said bonds until Monday the leh day o July next
1853, which spd populs VIII be ofened, and
eoresrih bonds a thereof awarded 10 the highest idder
II being understood value said
bonds viii be accepted.
State the Baton
Rouge this day May ID. io53 aud Of ade-
pendeneu Of the Unied States the sevenly-seyenl
.H tegssncr 81 Me siaRis R' of niSn.Aas louisiana
~ the governor: .tH
AspRkW s. HEsRos, Secretary Of State.
NJ pB,ddefs aforesaid bonds that by
OF the above made the day u
ubc accounts the treasurer,
special und
M State eighteen thousand dollars which fund
be used for other that for which
created further provided
said fund thus arising shall be invested by the said auditor
wh the sanction the stock bearing
be
ready converby cash.
the principal OF said tond be
fourth section of said that the auditor apd shall
whatever from THE hs
treasury payment Of the current bonds
said be without eehce TO the ability
than the payment of said current interest.
May 2i-codt.S Juiy .. 4 t....,.. 81.
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Home and F'oreiga Patent and General Agency.
MICHAEL NoURsE & CO., WASHINGTON, d. q. ~

THE UNDERSIGNED having connected themselves in business
the claims against
whether before Supreme Court,
Executive Departments the procuring OF patents This and
and purchase Of rights
Mr. has long occupied the position Of chief clerk OF the
OF the Mr. Morss bsd
sansbury having been long with
established s portions of this
in
ces conducting business they undertake with
and
Clet late Solicitor Of the Treasury Of the United
States, s the legal adviser Of the firm. ts Il t.N
will and regulated by the nature and
ert OF services rendered.
~ MICHAEL HoURsE,
JAMES MORss.
.#.. E.aal CUAs. ~ sTANsBURY.
Solicitor and legal advertiser, r. II. GILLET El#u
luna l-eo