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WORCESTERSHIRE Giles, the mo-
ther of Sarah Giles, who complained on Monday OF
being ASSAULTED by her drunken turbulent daughter
and had her sent Jail in default of $50 security to
keep the peace, yesterday came before the Mayor
and bailed out her unruly daughter On, the price
less value of mothers love!
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DISMAL SWAMP CANAL.-The Norfolk Rea-
con notices the sale of stock in this canal a
few days since, and says that it considers that
stock very low, and capital investment at
present rates. 1t pays six per cent. ON $3.50,
the par value of the stock, and at s1s4 the
price it sold at, is an eight per cent stock. 1t
considers that if the company paid semi an,
nual instead of annual dividends, it would
make the stock better
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MUNITIONS FOR THE RIO GRANpH.-The Wash.
gf'n Star states that the large force employed j.,
1ie Washington Arsenal, have been for some time
enga ged I'm PREPARING and packing for shipment
Smells canifte shot, &c, destined for cur military
posts on the hio Giande. Ammunition for guns Of
the largest caIbre TO the amount of eight hundred
rounds, Is to be sent off this week. we hear
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Mr. WALKEa.-We mentioned day or two
since, the speculations and complaints touching the
movements of this gentleman and his mission to
China. The U. s. steamer Allegheny, Is now Mt.
ting out at Norfolk, and the Herald thinks It y pre-
pairing for Ma WALKEs to go to China in. She is
to make one experimental trip, and if every thing
posal.
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W,rr.WH,pp1sc-On Monday evening,

Augustus Branden, while under the influence of IL
ouor beat his wife for some imagined fault and made
loud noise in the vicinity of his house He duly
Gagged and yesterday after giving Brenden suitable
reprimand, the Mayor discharged him from custody
repetition of the offence BY Branden win probably
sand hin, to iail.
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A VENERABLE NEwsPAPER.-The Norfolk Her
aid, Saturday last, entered upon its sizth year
The first number was issued ON the 18th August,
1884 Long may it continue to live and flourish,
and long life, health and happiness, to its venerable
editor
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FINED -Messrs Glazebrooke s. Thomp-
son were yesterday fined for the misdemeanor of
draynan in permitting his team to stand in
public street.
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HE ExAaiSER.-By a card in yesterdays
Examiner, Mr.. Bennett NJ. DEWITT an
nounces his withdrawal from that naner
inaeea' ne mad some months since disposed
OIL ms interest to Mr.. DANIEL. Mr.. DEW,rr
wiii, however, still be engaged in advancing
Inc interests OF the paper, and will occasion,
ly contribute for its columns. He is a mos,
able gentleman, and a man Of t.lan,.
anu enterprise that make him an acquisition
- any newspaper establishment. His suc.
cess IN the establishment of several newsna
Pers-he was one of the founders Of the pa r.
1m'aer--is the best proof of his capacity
In whatever ne undertakes, he has opr bao
wishes for his success. ''s
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FsHE LADY who took through mistake
u the black LACE SHAWL from OH The steamer
Curtis Peck on the night of the Caledonia Guard ex.
carsion, l. requested TO return 1t to this office.
au l7--lts
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oIhious cHARGE.--H. Eyerheart and r1,..1...,,
81 naae peen committed To Jail at chambershnro
"a, charged with being concerned ia tbe da.s,. Il
Mrs. Everheart, thewite Of one Of The prisoners y
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UNLAWFUL COOKING Jack Baker, a
slave, said to be hired to William Lumpkin, was
brought before the Mayor yesterday for violating the
law by keeping cook-shop Cary street, and other
wise going at large and doing as he pleased. Owing
to the absence of witnesses, the case was continued
until to-day
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DIR. JOHN b. WALTHALL, HOMGOs
PATHIC PHYSICIAN Office on Governor street.
nearly opposite the Governors House.
-Eynr
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Gov Seward is to deliver the address at the for.
mai opening OF the Capital University, at Colun,-
bus, Ohio, on the 18th September.
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Mr.. corcorsn, Of Washington, the Panker s,,.
scribed $500 to tie relief Of the sufferers in New
Orleans.
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NEW BOOKS JUST OUT, AND FOR
IN SALE AT THE EXCHANGE BOOKSTORE.

Memorial of Horatio Greenough: consisting of a
Memoir, Selections from his Writings, and Tributes
to his genius. BY Henry It. Tuckerman, cloth-75
cents
The Liberties of America By Fl. ". Warner,
bound in cloth-SI
The Pedestrian in France and Switzerland. BY Geo
Barrel r., author of Bubbles of Fiction" bound in
cloth-S1
Commentary of Medical and Moral Life; Or, Mind
and the Emotions considered in relation to health,
disease and religion. BY William Cooke, NJ. D., NJ
Il. c. S., IN cloth-Sl
German Romance Undne, and Sintram and his
Companions; from the German of Friedrich De La
Motto Fauque. New Edition, complete in one VOL
ume in clo3h-50 cts
The Book Buyers Manual. A catalogue OF Foreign
and American Books in every department OF Litera-
ture-with Classified Index, bound in coth-75 cts
Poems, by Meditatus, in cloth--50cts
Norman Maurice Or, The Man of the People-An
American Drama. By w. Gilmore Simlns, Esq, in
cloth-75 cts
Eothen; Or, Traces of Travel brought home from
the East. New Edition in cloth-50 cts
Modern Flirtations BY Catharine Spclair-50 cts
Cyrlla--a Tale. BY the author of the Initials, in
paper-50 cts G.. NJ WEST,
II Nos. 3 and g. Exchange Place.
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ing and drill of your Company, at Lafayette Hail. on
WEDNESDAY next, the 18th instant, at half past
O'Clock, p NJ. By o.der of the Lieut.. Commanding
JOHN +. REGNAULT, Orderly.
y II is desired the men should be punetual in their
attendance, as business will be brought before the
meeting for the action of every man.
au I6-2t + r
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B. w. STARKE, ATTORNEY AT
LAW AND NOTARY PEBLIC.-Pnactices in all
the Courts of Henrico County and Richmond city
As Notary Public particular attention will be paid
TO the taking of Dispositions, lin or out of his otce
Proof and Acknowled gements of Deeds, Relinquish-
of Dover, &c. Claims for collection entrusted
to him promptly attended TO.
Office removed to No. 50, three doors above City
Hotel, on North side of Main street, Richmond, Va
de 2-lv
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BOTANIC PRACTICE OF MEDI.
CINE, BY DIR. Z. d. ROBINSON.
C9- Office Franklin, between 18th and l4sh
streets. ..s..l. iY LILY Z
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w. ID. MERIWETHER, IMPORTER
AND MANUFACTURER OF CIGARS, two doors
below the Columbian Hotel.
rF- SOLE MANUFACTURER OF DENfco.
TISED SMOKING TOBACCO. ~ I4-2n
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FLOUR STORE / Fry or

To OIO . II WIFI. :. T II % NtII
street, is now receiving consignment, choice
Family, Extra and Superfne FLOUR-warranted
good at the lowest market price. al 16-6t
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ATTENTION, YOUNG GUARD At
tend meeting and drill at your Armory, on WE'D
NESDAY, nth instant, at o'clock, T. 81. By order
of the Captain. J. w. BARLOW,
eu l6-2t o s.
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ROPER d MURRAY, UNDERTA
KERS, Governor street, between Main aud Franklin.
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STOLEN-The subscriber, who was at
~ work yesterday on the new building Of Thomas
Epps, near the Poor House, hung his vAt up "a the
building; returning for it, he discoAered that
Silver Watch, Chain and large Gold X H. had been
stolen from pocket thereof. The WaW h had GAL
yauized face, and cracked crystal NJ ber not re-
collected He win give reward of ii dollars ior
the apprehension OF the thief or ~ rn o. tae
Watch to this Office N. b. 81 lPPARD.
au I7-It%
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q L E n 0 G RAPHIC PENS.-JAMES
~ WOODHOUSE, Eagle Square, has received
fresh supply of good STEEL PENS. Among the as
sortment viii be found
The Stenographic Pen, large and very superior
pen.
Register, Pointed Commercial Pens, best quality.
II. Cohen's Commercial Pens, of tine finish.
The celebrated French Pen, which gives universal
satisfaction.
Gillotts School Pens, No sos and $751; best article.
GillotFs Ladies' Pen, very small pen of very
perior quality
Together with great variety of styles, which viii
be sold cheap an II
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

AUCTION NOT'ICE.-Particula atten-
ton is requested to the sale of Mr. p. Spilnau's Fur
niture, THIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock
au I7-lt GEO. j. SUMNER, Auct.
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ATTENTION EAGLE INFANTR
INTENTION. blues "A

Attend Meeting of your Company at Lafayette Hail.
on THURSDAY next the 18Th instant, at O'clock
Z. NJ. By order of the LIST Lieut. Commanding.
an II JOHN G. POWELL o, s.
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AMERICAN ENTERPRIsE.-The last number of the
Endinburgh Review, in an article which we have
elsewhere noticed, pays the following high conpli
ments to the skill and management ofAmericans:
''The United States. not content with the vast
emigration they annually absorb have borrowed at
least one-third OF the sailors of the British nation,
and placing them before the mast officer their ships
with young Americans They then navigate them
with half the employed by other nations, viz:
with two or three men only to the 100 tons, com
mand high freights, and perform their voyages with
certainty and despatch.
''They have copied, too, the railway, almost
as soon as England had invented IT; and have
not only given it wide diffusion, but import from
England large part of their rails and then manage
their iron ways with less expense with more profit
and with lower charges than are customary in Eng
landn
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CEDAR TAR-CoNsu iPTION

A Y L y a II 1 A III q n > u HUN
~ CURED.-The most successful n eds nov a
use for the cure of Incinient Consun,D Bronchi-
lis Asthma Conehs Sore Tbroat d SEES of the
Liver and Kidneys KINGS Eyil Tstt4 Dyspepsia,
&c. prepared by Mrs. b. b. Norris, baltimore
street. Baltimore.
Persons aficfed With any of the abe % diseases,
who may doubt the efficacy of the Ceda Tar are re-
quested 10 call on the Agent, who viii rodaee na-
pryat citizeps ana nnmber OF The me- cal faculty.
he med;ena q ve, IN its infancy and ii destined to
snpercede ali Others In the cure OF dseas for which
h is recommended.
Cab and get Pamphlets containing certify ares,
Cy- Beware of coanterfeits. The genu4n ne afusie
is for sale by
p. HORTON KEAcH. 81 Main stHees,
Sole Agnt for Richmond AID
ant7 General Agent for Eastern virginia.
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children, being very agreeable and pleasant 10 az
taste; safe prompt and certain 10 It's operation Pc
pared and sold by 4. j. PIC0T Ursgz;rt
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WE HAVE lust OPENED-Rlaek

WE HAVE JUST oPENED-Black
w GRO DE RHINES and coPd GRO DE MAPS
New Cap and Bonnet RIBBONS; Lace and CAM
brio SLEEVES and COLLARS, plain and pointed;
Bleached and Slate cord Patent Elastic and Quilted
SKIRTS; Grass CLOTH for Skirts; s. variety Of
GIMPS, BRAIDS and BALLOONS, Serpentins
BRAIDS, all colors; Black Velvet RIBBONS, all
widths; Fancy BUTTONS; India Rubber Long and
Dressing COMBS: Ladies' Lawn HANDKER-
CHIEFS; Gents Colored Bordered HANDkER-
CHIEFS; Linen BOSOMS, to insert into Shirts;
COZ LARS; Boys Shirt COLLARS; Gents Embro:d-
cred and Plain Napoleon TIES; Handsome Silk UNI
BRELLAS, with carved handles.
VALENTINE, CRENSHAw & CO.
an II No 60 Broad, 9Th and Capital Sta
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CTTIZENS AND STRANGERS VISIT

CITIZENS AND STRANGERS VISIT
ing the city. who wish to have their Hair cut in the
latest and approved style, should call the HAN
Dressing, Shaving, Shampooing and Bathing Saloon
under the American Hotel.
N. Blot and Cold Shower Baths can be had
daily from half past A. NJ. TO half past r. NJ and
on Sunday TO II A. Nj.
JOB PRINTING.-THE DISPATCH
JOB OFFICE Is prepared 10 execute IN the hand
soonest manner, aud on the reasonable terms,
PAMPHLETS, CIRCULARS. HANDBILLS, La
Bells, BUSINESS CARDS, TICKETS, BLANhS.
&c. and every description OF PRINTING.
EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE
OF G. w. PURCELL & C0s--The Notes OF the
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURERS BANK are re-
deemed as heretofore &C par at orr counter
ER-A All solvent Washihgton Small Notes Will for
We Caution the public therefore asaiust paying any
dgcount on small notes dated ~ Washington.
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E0 CENT NOVELS AT TWENTY


Novels at half price. Among them are the follow
ing
Adventures of Colonel Vanderbomb; Aunt Phillis's
Cabin, or Southern Life it is plates; Aunt Patty's
among the Upper Ten; Amy Lawrence, the Free
masons Daughter; Adventures of an Aid-de-Camp;
Arthur O'Leary, by Lever Agnes Sorreil; Bertie or
Life in the Old Field; Bivouac, by Col Maxwell;
Ben Brace. by Captain CharnIer; Cyra; Barnaby
Rudge, by Dickens; Burton, the Seiges by Ingra-
ham; Basil by Collins Count Monte Leone the Spy
in Society; Countess of Rudolstad, by Geo Sand; The
Commissioner, by James; Confession of an Eton Boy,
by Rowcroft; Cruising in the Last War, by Peterson;
Fashions; Countess of Salisbury by Dumas; Cllroni-
Giles of Pinevile, by Major Jones; City Merchant, by
Jones; Challenge of Barletta, by Lester Ceeelia,,by
Miss Buney; Don Quixotte; Drama at PokeviEe;
Eastbury; Eoine, by Mrs. Hentz Escarte, by Rich
ardson; Edmond Dantes, by Dumas; The Fate, by
James; From Paris to the other World. Gu II
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1t in this very Reeiese! -' P'oP0"14ue =
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NDI A r y b b Err DRESSING AND
Il long COMBS; India Rubber CLOTH for the nur-
sery; India Rubber DOLLS; TEETHINf RINGS
Also. Philadelphia GIGS, double and single; VELO-
CIPEDES, and variety of FANCY GOODS, &C., for
sale by J. HAROLD,
Grace street, doors above the Catholic Church.
au l7-StA
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ABEL U. MAYO, NOTARY PUBLIC

Office on 18th Governor street, next to p NJ Tab
4 Son, Richmond, Va au 9-lm
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HAYDN bales prime North River
Il Il HAY, cargo of schooner Minerva Wright, dai-
ly expected and for sale to arrived by
au l7-3e% MARK DOWNEf.
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NEW BOOKs-For sale by JAMES. B..

~ GLIB
Uncle Robin in his Cabin IN Virginia, and Tom with
out one in Baston by ]. w. Page; muslin vol, price
81 co.
Freedley's Practical Treatise in Business; muslin,
price 81 90.
81 25
Eugene, or the Soldiers Bride, by Miss Sarah NJ.
Howe, price PC
Captain Hawk, or the Life of Highwayma1, a RO-
nance; price 25c
Premium Essay on Agricultural Education, by Ed
mund Rufiu, of Va, price 12lc
An Essay on Calcareous Manures, by Edmund Ruff
fin, price 81 25.
Danas Muck Manual, for Farmers; muslin 81 o.
For sale by JAS. b. GLIB,
aul7 So opposite City Hotel.
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THE PEDESTRIAN IN FIR ANCE
Il AND SWITZERLAND Just received, and for
sale by A. NORRIS, 81 Main street.
The Liberties of America, by H. w Warner, OF
New YoTk-75c.
Memorial of Horatio Greenough, consisting of q
memoir, selection from his writings and tribute to
his genius, by Henry Il. Tuckerman--75c.
The Pedestrian in France and Switzerland By Geo.
Rarrell ir-75c
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ENOR SALE.-A fine dark bay MAKE,
Il years old, known as Ida" is now for sale
at Mr.. Hicks stable 10Th street. She sound and
gentle, and rides or works well; TO be sold Tor 10
fault. She can be seen az Mr.. Hicks stable.
au I7--Itk
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VIRGINIA WORM KILLER-Tb;,

LUDLAM L PLEAsANTs, Aasptr
NEW ToRK June 1. 1888. = =
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'nEAT THROUGH LINE TO THE WEST.



ad Gag raasroad from Baors 10 WAeeinx and CON
se"s Ds's n he large neu, spesaix steamers o I,
o"o" hne on Ahe ono, asdthe stages 10 Zanesule 8e
His expeditions line being thoroughly completed BY hs Ian,
finishing OF The great Board Tree Tunnel and te road being h
eted 10 is superior advantages The scrne moon
M road Is OF the mos supcDdous Character
The express mail train leaves Baltimore daily al 81 M ana
directly through Wheeling in rs or ig homs in
GLIDING all stoppages, arriving there a2 % nex dny or
passengers leaving BALTIMORE lodging
in Cumberland, 7s iies and proceed ence Whsens in The
morning - !"
To connect with these trains, Washingon al g.
M aud 0, p m daily meeting the from Hnnore
ngon Junction. DIETER known The Relay House,, miles
Al Wheeling The unnyaicd line
which have Just been
cnnau and Lousvie where Nashville, kc,
the 81 Louis and New Orleans packets GO
ing further F3' TN III
Passengers for Columbus who prefer Inc Gin
cnna and other parts OF Ohio te West
from Wheeling Ohio
over e best part Of the National Zanesy
by railroad Ah
Parenges for Wellsvilc Cleveland by steamboa and
raifoad wl also hnd this
regular ana speedy connection at Wheeling and
places.
- Baggage checked through Washington to Wheeling and
no charge Tor transfer OF passengers baggage. &#
Fare by through ticket with The right anywhere on the
Iou'e) from washington TO Wheeling 80 50 Cincinnati 81
TO Louisville, $2. i .F "'7' Z
Tickets 10 be had Of Mr. Parsons station
Washington, and Of the other agents Of company.
81. VIM. PARKER,
aay ii-du General Superintendent.
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PROPOSAL. for stationery.


Uousr or RsrsEsEsrArvxs UNITED STATES,
Clerks Once, May IAN, 1853
IN pun section Of The act OF Congress Of Tbs 10th
August isla snted sgalzing aud making appropsa
lions for such have been usually Included in
me without authority OF law, and TO AZ
incidental OF the
Offices and for other peposeswich aaid llt
section Is as iolows' : = r
sKcl7 fna further enacted station ety, Of
every for the Of the two houses OF Congress-
and job printing and the
departments OF for bureaus
offices those departments Wasbngton including all
banks wrapping and wne aud mail bags furnished
posi- offices throughout Uniled ae
shall hereafter be furnished and performed by by the low
bidder follows The OF the the clerk OF the
House OF Representative s head each aud such
deputy the Post Office establishment and col
ieeois the custom house establishment the Postmaster c.
respectively least four
weeks Of the princp"l published IN the places
where such articles 10 be Furnished such printing done, for
eaSed furnishing such arcies the whole OF any
doing the whole
specified job mereo he place, specifying In
such advertisement the amount quantity and description Of each
Kind articles furnished may nature
md kind printing be done and all such proposals shall
sealed ua the day specified in such Tor open
they shall be opened by under the direction Of
making such adses Of least
and offering 10 furnish class Of such
thereof under forfeit
exceeding Failure, shall
ceve contract or DONG same aha ~ case ue ouae'
shall fail 10 such contract and rve such security within
Ia such contract
given bidder, who shall rub
And In OF failure
the work by the entering
contract his shall be liable for for
fe,uc specified quded damages, be
the United States, having jurisdiction
thereof'-- + aEt.@
proposals will be received this Office until 10 O'clock
Monday, 2 day OF June next lat which time all the
proposals. will be opened for furn The articles Of stationery
during the Thitd article TO be approved by The
Clerk viz: 81 art
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s petition Of Samuel Colt a Hartford, Connecticut praying
ms extension Of Eraaed 10 him the twenty
80 of Aur.,, p fos Improvement in fire and in
used herewith. for from the expiration Of
vssns whsch ninth OBJ of Au
sss s sHheen hundred and hny-hree, tisa3)--
"ae red that the said be heard the Patent Once
onaay he eighth lsl August o'clock,
.s ncdSed 10 appear snd show they have why
so psnos ncs N h~ granted 81
ONE 49, opg.ns hs ersenso. arr rras~a n'e IN the Patent
yM Mor me DAY Of hcHng ali hed party
:. 10 A. the sasd eadss tskeu
cation. " - ' ' - :" '" APP"
eersd also that published in
senrer, Washington city, New
soIs Evrnnx Posi-, sew Yoh Post Boston, srd HARD
aIres tiastaprd
" ~eess pevioss the 9Th Of August he day hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
, c the above papers w please copy and send
% 70 n- Patent Once with paper eontzanng this notice.
Nsy M-Isw3w
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GENERAL ORDER

NAVY DRrARragsT, May Is, 1853.
la consideration OF e acu of procuring for the navy
and this Inconvenience which the public thereby
Jeted, bounty Of thirty dollars 10 each able And twenty
dollars TO each ordinary viii be paid such enlist
o me naval service, and after the f day OF June
The usual advance OF te months viii be continued but
payment either % bouut viii
uh e recruit shall be received board, and duly entered IN the
books Of some receiving ship.
The General Order OF January 1885, allowing bounty win sp
ply 10 such persons only shall have
" The st Of June, 1883 and reended regard who
may enlist after thai date j. Z. DoBBfN,
Mye'-dt2m Secretary The Navy.
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me nans Of person spos books uIltt
pASssaa Of the subscripdoa be y advance ta
DssAa subscribers yostsks
heh w be paid ~ assumed b.
transmission. =
rus oooNrhf fAPER published - weekly during tha sos,
Soss ot CoaUe~s, ..d -sas weekly during une recess
Subscriptions io period than wear will bs received .
terms sosortoned TO the above annual rate.
iMnsInhs are authorized 10 agents and by
sending DAILY subscribers with $50 enclosed or .y.
WEEKLY subscribers with SIS ysx WEEKLY
subscribers with $40 enclosed viii be entitled copy
edition they $ subscribers gratis