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los y, WILsax,
Acting Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO pRE-EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Under Congress approved ID March, 1862 entitled An
peempon rights certain settlers therein
uoned United they
listed extended The above mentioned alternate sections,
W. mnde prior the date
ofomen proven and paid for the Of two dollars and
y day fixed for the public sale And by
entitled the relief Of
lands for railroad who
improved prior .hdra
cnted Prescriptions the ordinary minimum price Of
public lands the rate Of dollar and twenty-five cents
before the fixed for the pub
lie Therefore, entitled to the right of
mentioned, under the OF ID
March, 1885, above referred settemen made prior TO the
February al0tment under 9th
March, 1854 on settlements prior withdrawal,
required tie the register and
receiver proper Office payment therefor
fixed by practicable after seeing this uotiee
appointed FOR public the
bracng claimed such claim will be forfeited
JOS. s.. WILSON.
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
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r Avs Relating to ,he Pubi,o Lands.

Laws the United snes Resolutions of the Congress the
Confederation Treaties, Procamaions Spanish other Docu
respecting Public Opinions Of
United relation complete fom the begin
ming OF government down March, 1893, in vols
Papers; being Documents Legislative and Erecu
United States Public Lands vols,
Whites Collection Laws Charters Local Ordinances Of
Britain France and the
respective the Tex
subject; vols Judge Johnson
;ransaon OF Azo and Manucls.
Institutes OF the Civil Law of spain
Civil Law Spain Mexico and
acts Of Mexican Congress vol.
Rockwcs Compilation Of Spanish and Mexican Laws relation
o Mines and Titles 10 Real Estate vol.
Colonies and Governments from 1888 down
ward Indians Indian Affairs, and Proceed
ng Congress of the Confederation and of the United States
The subject | vol. FRANCk TAYLOR.
Oct@
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A EW Fall and Winter Goods.-WM. II. STANFORD,
Merchant Tailor PenBsyvan side,
west of Third street, has just poned large and handsome nsso
French English goods gentlemen's which
public
shortest noce in the best
fashionable stye the possible price.
N BAways hand general assortment of gentiemens fur
nishing goods.
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BUREAu YARDS DOCKS,
November "a, 1854.
EPARATE PROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed Proposals for
- (name cassl until IL o'clock
noon of December furnishing the materials
named below for the navy-yard, New York:
Glass No. I--Sonc
granite, table, pattern, The navyyard
hneal foot.
1000 square stone, inches by 10 nches
than 2 feet wide, per square foot.
go cubic yards building stone, per cubic yard.
Glass No. 2.Tron Pipe, &c.
100 pipe inches damete inch thick per
1850 feet iron pipe, inches diameter. inch thick, foot
pipe, 3nchcs diameter inch thick lengths
Of feet each with spgot and faucet joints per foot
wrought railing plan Civil En-
gineer's Office, yard New York, per Iineal foot
The materials delivered the yard aforesaid free Of
United and 10 the satisfaction of the
thereof. One fourth be delivered within sixty
hundred
days. whole The
accompanied with the required by law
bidder only be notified of acceptance Of his
Office and will be forwarded to the
New York for execution within fifteen days from date
OF said notices. JOS. SMITH.
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[ AND WARRANT NOrICE.-in June, 1854, the Commits
IL OF Pensions issued bounyand No. 28 SD for
the September, $780, Elizabeth Cooper
widow William Cooper deceased mailed the Wash
the address Of f. g. Chambers that place. Said
hn failed reach hands Of said c. Chambers
General Land Office the issue thereon
fraudulent claimant and application will be made the Comms
sioner Of Pensions for duplicate of said warrant.
ELIZABETH COOPER.
BuoyRus (Oho,) October TO- 1854.
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United States Patent once,
Washington, Nov, 90. 1854,

IN petition franklin Ransom and UEzah Wenman, of
the city of New York. ing for the extension of patent
18th February, l64
applying fire engines
operation cective for years from the
patent which takes place the 18th day Of Feb
ruary, 1885,
be heard Office
Monday day Of January, 1885, - O'clock and all
appear and show cause, they have,
why said petition ought 10 be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required file in tho Patent
objections, specially forth writing
days Of hearing all testimony filed by either party
hearing be taken and transmitted in
Of the Office, which will be furnished
application -
testimony will be closed the 18th January 1855
and papers relied testimony, be filed
before the morning of that day. the arguments
any, days thereafter.
odcred that this notice be published the Union, Inei
gencer, Evening Star, Washington, D. c.; Pcnnsyvanan
PHILADELPHIA Scientific Amercnn New York, New
New Hampshire Patriot Concord New Hampshire, once
weeks the 29h day of
January next, the day OF hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
PSEdto the above papers viii please copy and send their
bills Ofice with containing this notice.
Nov
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United states Mail.

LOUISIANA.
Posi- OFYIcK DEpAaTuxgT,
November ~, 1854
PROPOSALS for conveying the mails Of the United States from the
LIST March, 1855, the Both June 1883 the following
the State Louisiana will be received at the Contract Office OF
Department until O'clock OF Monday, The 18th Of Janu
ay, 1855 to be decided by the l7th following
No 773l From Red River Landing by smRsport Moeauve
Nlansma, Marksvle, and Point Mugre, 10 Alexandria,
GA miles and back, three times week, in horse
Red River Landing Monday Thursday, and
day al 81 m;
Arrive at Alexandria days by II pm;
Leave Alexandria Tuesday Friday, and Sunday at
Arrive at Red River Landing days by III
Proposals peo the fourhorsc coaches will be
considered, and invited.
For form PROPOSAL and certificate, also and
instructions embracing conditions and obligations to be Incorporated
by the bidder such
deem expeden proper adye
inviting proposals mail or
July 1854 So 1859 The States Alabama Louisiana
Sc. dated January O., 1854.
proposal should be sealed marked Proposal No.
73l La and addressed Second Assistant Postmaster General
Washington, ID. c.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
23-Iawdw Postmaster General.
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MOTICIThe heirs and OF RudOphus Brill de
whose tesamenary by
orphans Washington county, Maryland In year
1901 hereby notified appear the orphans
before the LIST day Of May 1855 and establish their
right hands, which may hereafter
hands, of the administrator dc boni with
the will annexed Of said deceased
JOHN n SNEARY,
Administrator de bonis with the will annexed.
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pARKER's FANCY STORE.

az. Jsl receiving full supply Of goods pres
snt season aud approaching our friends W 6pd
our new stock TO be very desirable and a we are
selling al very low prices Among which
LrBS's EXTRACTS
Jockey Club, Musk Jassamne Vioee eIioirone Of
boquei, aud sixty other ~f~' ~
TOILETTE
gross sf Lows Windsor soap
gross Of clcaver's honey soap
Iaiors transparent wash balls, &C., sc.
COMBS, HAIR, rooru, AND RArL-pRusnKs,
t1c a..eins Of English, French, America hair bre
% ns dressing Comb India Rubber Comb, English Hora and
- PARkERs Fancy Perfunery s,ers
Dce@-eodA Under National Hotel
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Oct 6-eteoif

UECKER's FARINA, prepared expressly for faIni
,hc most economical nu,oa and wholesome preparations
brought 70 the table, eminen combining the qualification of the
,oranve strengthening sesive system
ordered bowels diarGa dysentcy
when food deemed admissible by the physicians, Hecks
hospns and pivas pooo The prevaon s
prevention OF sickness a least as important tho eung
ease
People in health should therefore, BeckcrS freely
common food to preserve the inestmable blessing.
r. P IL Sors Dsee Boe
south Front Phadephia g. g. BowdenI Co.. u Long
aoi Cherry street, New York. ''
Sep 3o--dm
MEDICAL DEPANTMEnT OF GEOHaETOvyN
continue middle Of March. "' "''
Terms for the fall including macuaon, sos; gadua-
FACULTY.
Noble Young, NJ d. Professor of Institutes and Practice Med
Fodoardo Howard NJ d. Professor of Obstetrics and The
Johnson Eliot, NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy.
Hygiene :, n..c
benjamin Craig NJ d. Professor OF Medical Chemistry
Howard NJ d. Professor sIa,sa Medca and Therapeu
Alex Young M D. De%G1,',es q "a 1p,,S% %Ssy
Oct 7-2awtNov6 Corner 10th and sH
STATE OF NEW JErssEY.-In the matter or es-
cheat of lands late of Michael Carku deccnsednquisi
hereby given inquison court of chan
Of New jersey touching the real estate whereof Michael Car
Woa. heirs inherit wna ea BY no sheriff Of the ss
county and jury the 30 day August and hath been duly
All persons therefore, any
real estats required appear the said the
aud au there hey w sad nqu.tion pursu
ant to the laws of this State in such case made and provided
Attorney General MI
Trenton, NJ j., Sept. 90, 1854.
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UOUsEKEEPERs, ATTENTION t-DInner sets, toilet
III SETS crOckery articles
ally for sale te lower than they had In me CITY,
Being about close that of offer to the
public any Of the above Grated articles
NY stock Of paints otis glass; vanshes brushes wicks gold
leaf everything appcHning c0mplete invite
all In want being determined to be
dersold in this city or Baltimore
Sperm and lard oils fine article constantly on hand.
keep packing steamboilers.
My stock bought entirely cash. and confident
in want Of articles sold BY cannot 20 am BY giving me call
Of Gao over, five deducted for
Goods delivered in of the city and Georgetown free OF
c. 8. WHITTLEsEY,
534 Seventh
+, S.--An bills be settled monthly.
Dec 9-eOdif2w
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I UMBER, LUMBER, LUMBER 1.-The undersigned have
IL established themselves in the lumber business 4h street
BRIDGE the canal where they offer and general
seasoned lumber prices reasonable
desiring put buildings
furnished by calling at the yard
hand, fine lot OF cedar posts.
Sept 29-2aw4w GRIPS WALLER.
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HAwKEn an shooting, edited by VIM r. Porter

"A hMOlRs Of Celebrated Characterss by Lamartue.
Iu vols.
The Dead sodom Gomorrah the Bible Lands by
De 5aucy journey in 1851 and 1850 2 vss
Life and EPsss Of st. PAUL. BY Conybsare md HOwson
vols.
The Lost Herezs; by Mrs. Southworth. l vol.
AfuJa Norwegian and Lapland tale, from the Germun.
vol.
North American Review, for October. 1854.
Perseverance, and Enterprise; for the young. l vol.
Life's Lesson novel, vol.
The Fossil Spirit, a dream Of geology. l VOL
The Home IN the Vaey by Miss Caren translated from the
Swedish. l vol
Tho Rose Of The Parsonage; from German Of Geske
vol.
Reads Poems enlarged edition, illustrated vol.
Statesmen of the Times Of George the Third by Lord Bog
= vols
Lady Russell's Letters. vol.
Progress and Prejudice by Mrs, Gore. VOL
Chambers's Papers for The People; vols.
Chambers's Miscellany. 10 vols
Select Writings Of Robert Chambers. 4 vols
Putnams Monthly Magazine for Octobvr.
Dickenss Household Words for October.
Oct 10 FRANCK TAYLOR
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A VAST MATURITY ARE NOT JUDGES OF GOODsi
reflection viii that is their interest to seek
supplies only asked In
obvious that fix them the all
competition that will may be offered We open to-day
Ladies, shawts, fine, including
the novelties Of the day in that line
Mana and fine dress silks, unusually low prices, in
great widths, quuies and style, with
lots Of other desirable French goods generally
ote the purchase goods of
above class manifest observer who has the capacity
Judge from comparison.
40 pieces pnic Fresch meriDoes, of the proper styles
Black cf qualities proverbiaiy prices
dannel, in all qualities, widths, and prices, oi the best
makes known to the trade.
200 pieces shifting cottons of reliable qualities.
ckinGs and pillow thoroughly assorted
medium several shades less
than the usual prices
Fine assortment constantly
hand
largest cheapest and best assorted stock of
linen goods OF all classes in this city.
CosTSuALLY STORE
Mourning goods quantities, Of all the best fabrics adapted
for the purpose.
With ali dry suitable for family making thia
think the thoroughly assorted stock IN the District
dealing goods bear the decided excel
having price, trade has largely
profit
OF goods annually passing through
order all obtained the best
sources, enables all purchasers
o. Good articles prices and fair dealing 10 be relied on IN
all cases
O may added delay closing bills Is not
~T'T PERRY BROTHER,
Central Stores' building opposite
Dec o-stif Centre Market
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CARRIAGE nnd Horses for sale--A pair of beautifully
family carriuge hocs, together with
nhcent norihe built modern carriage.
The Of great vaue being young and gentle The
carruae twelve months and Is
and perfect As when first purchased III
The owner having for hem will sell them great bargain
Apply 20 WIN. +. DOVE, COa)deaer, First Ward
Nov diff
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NAUTICAL ALMANACs, English and French, fc
Oct N rRANCK TAYLOR.
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MEMBERS OF Congress and strangers visiting the
M informed that have hand
large styles Of rich silk and other
kinds Of goods
New style Paris cloaks, in velvet, satin and cloth
Handsome French work evening dress goods, Of
light material
Elegant M colGred Canton Grape sbawls
Cashmere long shaws good bordeIed scarfs
Matese Vaencnnes Gapure and English thread Iaces and
edgiDgs
Black laces for trimmings
All kinds of fine white goods
Silk, ad, aud hosiery
Best kid gloves best veves in black and desirable
coors
Underyests o all kinds ladies' and gentlemen
Pine Welsh and English hannels
Linen cnmbc embroidered and hem stitched handkerches
Fine linen for collars and bosoms
All Of goods sold very lowest cash prices
and earnestly persons OF good articles low
prices making their purchases
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, X CO.,
Corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9ih street
Stiff
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/, ,OUsE-FURNISHING Dry Goods, Carpeting, Floor
Al oil cloths curtain materials, &cWe have store
complete of the above goods OF the Styles which
purchased in New York auction and Of
reduced prices, which will enable offer
houekeepers purchasers The following
lst of sol of the leading articles
$50 pieces style tapestry velvet capetings
% DO DO DO m do .,i, Brussels ss DO DO
g do Brght's patent English do DO
10 tapestry velvet stair and passage carpctings
do three do
do
25 hall and step Venetian do
25 pieces A. 1874, 44 printed dugges
36 printed drugget crumb cloths, richly bordered
25 very elegant mosaic
1850 ciene and tuned rugs, cheap
50 dozen brass rods, all lengths
full heavy floor oil cloths, which will be cut to
shape size for hall, passage, or room.
In curtain ma tcriaIs and fixtures we name
25 pieces very rich satin LANES
IS worsed LANES
30 do do union damasks
10 do Turkey red rgIed cashmeres
25 do colorcd worsted damnsks
so pairs rich lace curtains
so do do embroidered muslin curtains
so de do tamlSoured do do
rs pieces embroidered nnboured curtain muslins
300 rich gilt window conices, all sizes
Together fixtures for curtains such tasel
tases silk and worsted
Se which respectfully invite the attention Of purchasers
HOoE, Bro co.
Sep 6-3awIwif
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uUT OF PNlNT-Pinys Letters in Ensllsh; 2 vols.
" Camilla; by Miss Burney vols.
The Nouvelle Heloise OF Rousseau In English; vols.
Molsre's Complete Plays French and English 10
Stuarts Anecdotes of the Steam engine; vols
Complete Letters Madame Dc Ssvigne, Engis vols
Montcsquicu's Spirit Of Laws; vols. h,4 --4i
Stage containing the of
guage, excluding ShakspearGs; 4 vols.
The Glossary vols, cngraving
Memoirs of Duke Suly, in English 5 vols.
Memoirs Of Cardinal de Retz, In English vols. N
Gamboaa Mining Ordinances of Spain, in English vols.
Of being
unob,anabe) are Just imported from London by
FRANCk TAYLOR.
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By ). Q. Mc0UIhE, Auotioneer.


V1aUsI1E.s SALE by virtue a trust from Mrs
Ann aab dated The LIST day Of June,
scfpef and oy the direction George
e notes secured by the said following
part as may De necessary the
"a a. asen%n on ihs premises the 9 January
ocIosk IN me anernoon,
~ & on inc Plaza Of the city of Washington, beginning the
S a. 'ne distance Of ~ feet Aoh
sad and running thence north
ing PACK n lines y feet The alley
hso psIu ot os NOS ~ and 80 In said square, beginning
or hs same on ths line q west
from nc sousheast corner said lot
feet thence due west rs street
and thence cas-, 10 the place of beginning
And asa those othoT lots square,
bgnanl for these parts the NO
ana running thence north the line Of 18th ~ feet; thence
que West eet thence south In line parallel with 9th
house and other buildings thereon -
Terms u cash the residue la 49, months
which the purchasers bonds with will be nken, bearing
terest from the day Of sale for the last
other and further time Mrs Lsub
on nc will be reserved for the whole Of the deferred
nens Deeds Al the purchasers
Piled with within hvs days property
be soid at auction, days public the sk
dcaultins purchaser FF
~ w. REDlN, Trustee.
- JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
Dec 9-2awAds =. Aucioneer.
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SUpERIOR hand Pisnofortcs.-I have hand
- second hand panos which will be sold
Apply to JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
Dec 5-3 AuctioDeer and Commission Merchant.
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MATHEMATICAL DrHsvfng Instrunaent in variety.
Of the finest quality hnsh at unusually low
bought in from the Europe BY the
undsTsgned. lf-t. ~'N - vs."
Sets In for 81 a5 and upwards
oet3 FRANCK TAYLOR.
l,AMAATi6E's New Werk.-hsmoirs Of Celebrated Char
~ actersi BY AlphosSe de Lamartins
LyeTmoes Epsie to the Romans with commentary and
vfsed TRANSLATION, and Introductory ESSAYS,
Popular Tales by Madame Guizot
Dscourses; by Abel Abbott Livermore
Practical and Commercial Arithmetic; by G. b. Docbarty,
LII. ID. - = - '''
Nova Days; by Laura J. Curtis,
Easy Warren aud his COntem porares.
HaTpeTs Gazetteer, No. g.
Just published and for
o,o TAYLOR q MAURY's
W" Bookstore, 9th street.
HAWHEu an Shooting, edited by VIM. #. Porter,
ii esq.
Frank Foresers Field Sports 2 vols.
american Game in its Seasons; by Frank Forester
burgh.
The Sportsman in France vols London.
The Young SpsrtsinaM's Manual by London.
Hints to sporsnen by E. g. Lewis M. d.
The Shooter = Manual,
Kriders Sporting Anecdotes.
Youat, on the Dog edited by E. 8. Lewis, NJ. d.
Dinks Dogs by Frank Forester
Observations Dog breaking; William Floyd gamekeepc
Richardson Dogs
Col Huichn.en on Dog breaking; vol. London. VI
Mayhem on Dogs. FRANCK TAYLOR.
Sep u --
TIAE E.personal Recoectons Of The snse by Wm
b. Weod. Further supplies Just received Al
TAYLOR & MAURYS
Oct III Bookstore, 9th street.
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Treasury Department, N. C.,


n PROPOSALS. will received at this once unul ten
Nack a. n 20lh OF December next for The purchase
~ % IN 1onds issued by OF North Carolina under an
ssssmby for OF The Weldon and Gasioh ran
t and for the Improvement the navigation o the N.u.e ana
- ,Iyers They enactment tdAa
oa m ANY purpose. They will bear date the st oil Ju 1904
NH mn hi, wears attached iof hs interest
y, ~, ue cent, able the hfst days OF 'sh
Iniy a each year interest and principal VIII os al c
r ri me Reuubic New YORK, unless where he
purchaser prefers them payable at me Iesu o. ,s o'a; @
hsv viii be issued in OF 81 000 each faIus bidding WIN
ss nddrs endorsed Popons or ~"
socks to the unacgned Raleigh North Caoina ihey WIN
ao tate In what kind propose 10 pay lhe nds VIII
he opened next The pess nc OF e gov
sSnnr .rc,tary and OF state and u W. uofaeca
of the Safe OF North Carolina ihe uhae
signed night Of accepting such bids In who OF ~ pa
"A, most adv nuccessIhl
ds,s will be informed OF e acceptance OF e
ss. IN deoor OF their ds, WIN ie accrued
from July last the credit me treasurer Oh
or deposte be made IN the Bank OF tue Ne
c Ma. York the State of North Carolina, or me
kank OF Caps Fear Raleigh. Documents showing be great re-
the small amount Of her may
be- had on ocs, to Mcss Brown DeRos
set, city OF New York - -, r,r,ro
n.. sdd Public Treasurer OF North Carolina.
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United States Patent once,
Washington, NovcNaber 10, 1854.

United states Patent once,
Washington, Novc~aber 10, 1854.
IN the pe,i,on of Squire Whppe Albany, pray
ing extension of paten, granted to him on the gath
April improvement in the construction Of iron truss
taxes place on the oath day of April 1866
II ordered that the said petition be heard the Patent oncs
appear and show II they have
why said petition ought not to be granted -,
Once their objecons specially writing, leas,
days before the day OF hearing; n testimony MED o parry
Office which will be furnished on appli
cation. - -
deposons, papers relied testimony must be
filed in the office before the morning oil that day the as
mcnts, any, within days thereafter. -
Ordered also notice be published in the Unon n.eIl
gsneer and Evening Star Washnson p us rennsyVsnn W
and New Hampshire Patriot, Concord New Hampshire once
week for three successive weeks previous to the o'h OF march
"'N' ''' ''' " "'"'s CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
PsEditors the above papers please copy th
bills the Patent Office with paper containing this nohes
Nov Is-Iaw3w
OR SALE comrnodious and attic house,
on 18th street. sds near the corner on u street
Terms accommodating anu possession gwen mmed'
sey Addessroom to Solicitors oce, Treasury Department
Oct l5-ed
CURTAIN MATERIAIseJu-, received, and on sae cases
materials consisting OF satin brocse
French uobens French de ans English and SeImn
dauask in all imaginable coo and contrasts producing e
best effect.
muslin under cur'ain loops and bands maschlne . A..
OF LIE Gnrde Menbo Ancen ct Mod
sras with instructions making decorating curtains and
other drapey, to be- had rooms
unusually prices, with the view OF conhnnR ourselves .
possible business better Tor the buyer and
goods country afford for the money
Terms cash, unless previous agreement Is made, no
Sep 9s--eo3df
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ATrRACrIV Erich Paris and New York made cloaks, in
IA velvet, satin, mor antique, and cloth.
Beautiful Silks brocade plaid, plain and hounced robes
Fine muslin embroideres in OF Point, Maltese,
Lineric H0nitOn and Gimpure.
Syphidca, cuarets, chemisets, collars, and sleeves
Embroidered muslin and tnretOn robes
Also choice cashmcre moussnes,
French chintz and wool plaids
Evening party dress goods in great variety
All received and ready for inspection
Citizens strangers respectfully invited to call
WALTER HARPER & co.
s. eo3tif
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1rh. u,ost Extensive Boot, shoe, and Trunk Estsb-
ltsh,aen mt In Washington city,
IRON Hail. Penn apesge, bepeen Nina and Tenth sfTee
nUE attention of of Congress oourners, and Others
requested 20 the above splendid establishment.
Just received a fair assortment Of
Cents patent leather double and single sole seots from 70 to
Do na,eu leather kid top double single Congress
Do patent leather kid top Oxford ties double aud single
q rolc -
Do French calf Md top Congress CATERS oxford ties
DO do do ind shoes Of all descriptions and
prces, ranging from Si so 10 So
FOR LADIES
Ladies', white md kid slippers, CATERS, NC.
DO bronle coored cloth button heel CATERS
DO double-soe bronze black, and colored Congress
CATERS
Do French kid, morocco lasting, carpet and velvet slip
pers
Misses. and cldens ankle Jenny Linds boots,
CATERS, and excelsior for the winter
OF boy yoahs' and chiren's calf boots
shoes
Also, a supply of servants boots and shoes
All of wi viii be sold very low.
Dec 7-e06i Z = n n n S. p, HOOVER
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lUET 100 barrels eastern apples, such as
Greeains. Bsdwns, and Russe in fine order delivered nj
sound Private families boarding and hotel keepers Will And
II to their advantage to give call.
Fine yellow onions In barrels.
Also New Jersey white Mercer potatoes :
Nov 2I-eo2w Feed Store, I'd street. Pa. avenue.
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Notice of Lost Land Warrant.

Notice of Lost Land Warrant.
lUHEREAS No. 60 acres, issued in
Benjamine Pucket military
OF 1872 and whereas said address through
post Washington city, has been
laid hereby SHALL proper time, apply
office The Commissioner OF Pensions for duplicate OF the
8 NJ II. TAPSCOTT.
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