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United States Patent once,
Washington, Aug FL, 1854.

ON the petition of MILTON D. WHIppLE, OF somer.
~ willie, Mass, praying for the extension Of pat
emit granted to them on the 28th of October, 1910,
for an improvement in "mschine for cleaning wool
from Burs and other foreign matter, and also for
GINNING Cotton" for years from the expiration
OF said patent, which takes place on the 2Sh day Of
October, 1854:
1t is ordered that the said petition be hesrd at the
Patent Office on Monday. the 23d day Ct October
next, at IL o'clock m; and all persons notified
to appear and show cause, ii any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
die In the Patent Office their objections specially set
forth in wril at least twenty days before the day
of hearing all testimony filed by either party to be
used at the said hearing must be taken and trans
mitted in accordance with the rules Of the Office
which will be furnished on application.
The testimony in the case will be closed on the
18th of October; dispositions and other papers 70
lied on as testimony must be filed in the Office
before the morning Of that day; the arguments, il
any, within ten days thereafter
Ordered so, that this notice be published in the
Union, Intelligencer, and Evening Star, Washing
ton, D. c.; Evening Argus, Philadelphia, Pa; Scion
tiff, American, New York; and Post, Boston, Mass :,
once . week for three successive weeks, previous to
the 23d day Of October next, the day Of hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
p. S-Editors of the above papers will please COPY
and send their bills to the Patent Office with pa
per containing this notice. aug 22-1aw3w
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70 c0NTRA0Tops Ann pulI~eRs

:. 70 CONTRACTORS And DUIL..
THE subscriber wohld respectfully Inform The
i public that he keeps Constantly ON hand and
Tor sale at the lowest prices large assortment OF
articles nece+sary for building purposes which be
hopes it will prove for their interest to call and en-
anime before purchasing elsewhere. !.
Among the most important are- - -.
PENRHTN MARBLE AND IRON AANTELS
- which for eheapness, beauty and durability,
are unsurpassed -'r . so =,
PARL0R AND CaANBER ENA MELLED
CRATES, the latest New York styles
DUNHzN d CO.'S HOT AIR FDRNsdCEG for
heating private and publiobuilki ugs, churchee
70 &C., the very best and the must ecoRomical
Furnace now in use aH' - g. -
P0ND'S IMPROVED DOUBLE -GHRN COOK,
me RANGES 5ssh ,E~
CAST IRON WINDOW LLNTKLa AND SILK
IRON COLUANS, DC. 49, =
ENCAUSTIC FILING, for Han, Nstibule, md
M0N RziIN0S, Of cast ana wrought iron, and
wire. These are manufactured ip New York,
and for their beauty and variety OF pattsrn
and finish are unequaiiea. 2 :
The above win be put up II desdrtd, and every o.
Tort viii b made to give purchasers satisfaction.-
. Ornsnental Iron Wre HOUSE, -.st
n. svenue, between % and ~ strssts nc,
W0-eou - r. HAsKINa-
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ed. II other schools are benefited By
those changes, as they must be, double
end is gained. 80 ss
1t will doubtless be q happy day for
our city when Public High School is
established. The diverse character Of
our population, however, seems to make
this difficult matter to bring about, and
never can it operate so successfully as in
cities whose population is more homoge-
nous. Till then our academies should
be guarded by the public. .--'.s
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UNITED STATES NAIL.
Posf OFFICE DYPARflRNf,

Posf Office DIPARflINf,
49,. - Aug. 18th, 1854.
DROPOsALs for carrying the mails Of the United
i States from the first day OF January, 1854, tc
the Soth day of june 1858, on the following routes
on the mississippi viii be received at the Contrac,
Office Of the Post Office Department, in the city O,
Washington, until o'clock q M, ofthe 9th Novem
Der, 1864 to be decided by 18th of the sans month
p, KENTUCKY. F.a
No. 5l02.-From Cairo, A., by Memphis, Tenn,
Napoleon, Ark, Vieksburg, Miss, Natches
and Baton Refuge, La to New Orleans,
LOIS miles and back, daily, in safe and
. suitable steamb ats.
Leave Cairo daily at 8 IN
Arrive at New Orleans in days, by 5 pm
Leave New Orleans daily at p m
Arrive at Cairo in six days ~ SPIN
mans, New Madrid, No Ashport, Tenn,
Hickmsn's Bend, Ark, Fulton, Tenn,
Oscsols, Ark, Pecan Point, Randolph,
Tenn, and Oldham, Ark, to Memphis,
Tenn, twenty four miles and back, three
times q week, in safe and suitable seam
beats. =.
Leave Cairo every Monday, Wednesday and ri
rive ct Memphis in 81 hours, by p IN next
Leave Memphis every Tus,day, Thursday and
Saturday at II p m
Arrive at Cairo in 81 hours, by m next
MISSISSIPPI.
No. 7311-Fr;m Vicksburg, by Youne's Point, La,
Mill ems Bend, Pecan Grove, Tallula,
Miss, Lake Providence, La, Princeton,
Miles,. Grand Lake, Ark, Point Worthing
ton, Miss, Greenville, Columbia, Ark,
Gains Landing, and Victoria, Miss to
Napoleon, Ark, $50 miles and back, three
times . week, In safe and suitable steam
boats.
Leave Vi,ksburg every Monday, Wednesday,
and Thursday at ! q m
Arrive at Napoleon every Friday, saturday and
Sunday by 6pm
Leave Napoleon every Saturday, Wednesday,
and Monday at M
Arrive at vicksburg every Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday by6pm
ILLINOIS.
No. 13527-frem Rock Island, Ill by Hampton,
--.. Fort Byron, Cordova, Albany, Fulton, So.
vsnnah, Le Claire, Iowa, Csmanche, Ly.
ons, Tabula, and Bellevue, to Galena, Ill.
--sr-a one hundred miles and back, three
times q week, In safe and suitable steam
rs boats. -.., -- ..
Bidders will propose q schedule t..
For form Of proposals, guarantee, and certificate,
also instructions and requirements (embracing con-
itons to Re incorporated in the contracts to euch
extent e the department may deem rroper,) zee ad
vertisement inviting proposals for mail service on
shs Mississippi river, dated June Z, 1854.
IVES CAM BELL, Postmaster Gsn'l.
aug S1-eo1fu -. \" p p "a.
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ANEW AND CORRECT CITY DIRECTORY

w ing the city Of Washington, purpose al
soon as the work is completed, publishing a new
City Directory. We have every facility for SO doine
as We are compelled t. visit every house in the city
srcurste and complete The necessity of ruth, 6
Ok at this time is daily felt and we trust that ".
shall receive public patronage sufficient to remu
neIate ss- We viii enaesvor to give estire satisfsc
ton.
Please notice our circular, as we will call on the
citizens at early day to solicit subscriptions t.
the work. TEN EYCK PALMER,
Contractors for numbering the city.
aug 31-2w 1nt)
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EVENING STAR.
WHAT I LIVE FOR.
Hive foF those Who love mo

ALB fffve foF those who love me, v...s -
-esT 80 Whose hearts are kind and true:
9, For the heaven that smiles above me o.
-fFfs 4aiAnd awaits my spirit tho: 81. ~
-stAfkor all human ties thar bind me.
For the task by God assigned me: ~3s,i
- For The bright hopes lefll Sehinf me. -.,-
And the good that / can do.
49, i hive to learn their story
Who've suffered for nv sake: q ,
To emulate their glory, - .-- ~.
Coz And f,llGw in their wake;
Bards, patriots, martyrs, sages, 81
Inc noble Of an ages -.-...
whose deeds crowd History's pages,
q And Times great volume make.
i've to bold Communion
- with an that is divine; g
s~fo~Io feei here Is 4 union --
'IwlIl Natures heart snd mine.
To profit by affection,
keap truths from. fields of fiction
Crow wiser from conviction,
g. And fulfil each grand design.
AZ, j live to hail that season ~
BY gifted minds foresold -..-
when men shall live by reason, ..
w., And not alone by gold:
when man to man united
And every wrong thing rishted *
81 Ihe whole world shall be lighted
&c. As Eden was Of old. -'-
live for those who love me,
FOR those who know me tine.
-" foi une heaven that smiles above me,
500. And awaits my spirit too:
!" me cause that lacks assistance;
- ofthe future In the distance
-fs-sF AND the good that can do.
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AhPER'S MAGAZINE for Septen BE-,
IL is . magnificent number, dIled with sunerio,
EngraSings and for sale at .
sHILLINGTON's bookstore.
The Great illustrated Magazine Of Art for Septem
Der Is one Of the best that has ever bten H.
susd. : -
Leslie's Ladies' Gazette for September contains ali
the new fall fashions . |-'7- : -
Knickerbocker Magazine for September
Go1ey's Lady's Book, Grahsn's Magazine and Put
mans Magazine Tor September, received and
for sale at
sHILLINGTONs Bookstore,
Cor Pa. ~. and ~ st, 0deon Building.
sep 1T
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-.r. --r FOR THE STAR.
THOROUGH EDUCATION FOB BOYS !"

--.r. 49,. ..--.r FOR THE STAR
!" THOROUGH EDUCATION FOB BOYS"
~Msssrs. Editors: The words above EN-.
body q constantly expressed want of pa
rents In our city and it is the duty, as
= well as privilege, Of those who are spe-
cially occupied in observing the schools
of our city, to direct public attention to
them. This should be done, however,
never to the disparagement of one in COM
.-paris0a with another -.
The Union Academy has attracted the
writer's interest as one of its patrons.
and he trusts you viii allow corner Of
your paper for brief uninvidious refer
7ence to it. Owing to the great increase
- of its pupils, othe principal has resolved
to limit the number of pupils to one hum
dred, to meet not only his own wishes,
but those of his patrons. Thus, the dis
= cipline of the school, which has become
specially noted for its thoroughness, is
rendered more complete. ,
go secure the best teachers for this
limited number, Mr. Richards has some.
what increased his prices, as his circulars
show. This is the dictate of a wise pol
iey, and an intelligent patron would him.
self suggest il. If followed generally.
il would more equally distribute pupils
among the different schools, and make
them better. Mr.. r. leads the wav in
tins Improvement, and it is honorable to
him that he has had the fidelity to himself
and to his pupils, first, to make his school
Worthy, and then to do what alone can
keep any school upon a high grade of
.thoroughness-to limit the number of
pupils, and graduate prices to the in.
creased care bestowed on each scholar.
The female department of MIR. RS
school, which is entirely separate, in a
distinct building, and under the care of
Mrs. H., deserves more than q passing
notice. Mrs. r. had in her charge form.
rerly one ofothe best female schools of
New England, and her long experience
and practical tact have enabled her to
: give q character to her school, such as
= none Of our city surpasses. Experienced
teachers who were present at her last
examination, spoke with admiration of
her school. Those who are seeking q
good school for their daughters, should
At. least pass morning in her recitation
room. 80. z1. -
notice is not to aattsr, but merely
to call attention to the academy and its
advertisement. Those who have been
Saccistomed TO visit these schools for two
OF three years past, especially their ex.
.aRinatiOus, have been so satisfied with
the Improvement made by their sons and
daughters, as cordially to second him I'm
every progressive change be has suggest
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SUMNER CLOTHING

OF FINE QUALITIES-Citiz, ms and strangers
" wishing to purchase Summer Clothing of fin.
qualities will find our present assortment to be as
large and varied IN the beginning of the season.
which We are now Offering greatly reduced in pri.
in order to run of our entire stock before the
Fail trade.
Clothing made to order.
We have ON land a large and fine assortment Of
Summer material in the piece, which we will make
70 orler much cheaper than the usual city prices.
WALL 4 STEPHENs
Next 'ocr to the Iren Hall,
Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th sts.
u6-ff
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FRENCH WINDOW GLASS.

FRENCH WINDOW GLASS,
600 boxes, assorted sizes 4 qualities
1NHE subscriber has just receiv ed two import,tions
i of WINDOW GLASS from Antwerp, selected
expires iy for him, Of superior qualities, from by
10 to Sc by so inches The stock hand is at this
time nearly 900 boxes 80
any quantities upon the very best terms and of any
required size. tE-.-
0riers for French plate Glass, "Polished crystal %
for store Or parlor windows executed at short no
tice. .r -
Stained Glass for tran,ona, and Enameiled Glass
for side lights Of Hall doors executed with reason
able dispatch and upon moderate terms.
------------ ----R h. II. MILLER,
aug 29-eo2w 'f Alexandria, Va.
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LIME! LIME! LIME y!

'TIHE HAMBURaH LIME KILNS being now In
i complete order, the proprietor vii be enabled
20 furnish his approved customers at all times dur
ing the season with Limo of the bast quality for
plastsring and other purposes. The lime manufao
tured at these kilns L. warranted to be equal In
quality to any other manufactured in the United
States. The price will be, delivered 1T the kiln 94c
in any other part of the city 81.
Cement and Calsined Plaster can also b had 1t al
times. A. W. DENHAM,
aD 8-SID For the proprietor.
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EXTENSIVE
BOOT y SHOE ESTABLISHMENT
just opened In Iron Hail.

EXTENSIVE
BOOT y SHOE ESTABLISHMENT.
Just opened In Iron Hall.
g r. HOOVER has fitted up. in an-An
~ attractive st lie. the large and spacious u
store in Iron Hall, Pennsylvania ave., bet.
9Th and 10th streets, and furnished it with ~
perhaps the largest and best selected stock of Boots
and Shoes ever exhibited in this city.
1t IL the determination of the undersigned t.
make this establishment excel in all particulars eve
~ other Of the kind in the country With THU
view he has made arrangements for q regu ar sur
ply OF every article in bis line of business with IT,
most celebrated manufacturers in this country anL
in future every variety of BOOTS and SHOES fo
Ladies, Gentlemen, Children and Servants may her
b. found.
No expense has bean spared in fitting ND this es
tablishuent, to make it attractive as place
business He will spare no effort to ria q libers
snare OF puonc patronage His prices shall be mod
crate, approximatDg as closely as possible to thos
of the manufacturers.
Tae following are among the articles Just re
ceved:
Black, bronze and coiored Caters, thick and thi1
White and black satin Slippers, and English XII
Slippers
French and American Morocco and Kid slippsrs
Morocco walking Shoes of every variety
Toilet Slippers, ensmeled and worked, French and
American
Jenny Lind Buskins, Polkss, and other styles OF
IASScs
FOR GENTLEMEN.
French Patsn. Leather Boots
Do Calf Dress Boots. b ,lf Boots and Shoes
Do do and patent leather Oxford Ties
Caters, Pumps, &c.
Goth Caters, black and colored
Enamelled top French patent leather foxed CATERS
Eng ish Ties, &c
All varieties of common Boots and Shoes, pegged
and seWed.
FOR YOUTHS, MISSES 4 CHILDREN.
Youths Pumpe, Dress shoes and Boots of beautiful
styles. and Of every quality
Misses' Black and coIored Caters, Slippers, Walk
ing Shoes Of latest patterns
Chidrens Shoes, embracing every style and quality
now in use.
FOR BOYS.
have made particular arrangements for this de
partuent Of my business. Here, them let the Boz,
oome for just such shoes as they may fancy. and
which have heretofore been 30 difficult to ind
FOR SERVANTS,
MY assortment Of 5ervants' Shoes Of all kinds Is
large and very complete.
respectfully request of my old customers anc
the citisens generally of Washington, Georgetown
Alexandria, Prince Georges, Montgomery, and tn
surrounding country; also, . rangers visiting tn.
city, to favor me with . call before purchasing.
desire to make no particular pledges but hope by
fsir Dealing, by rOlt attention AMI by devotion tf
business, to challenge the confde &c of all and wiz
su cess in my new enterprise. -
g. p HOOVER,
Iron Hall Boot Shoe Establishment,
Pa. avenue. between 9th and 10th streets
sug l6-dlw&eo2w
(Union Intslligencer, News, Sentinel, and Bait
sun copy.)
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6 mo. 520.l
NOTICE FOR RAST0RINp3 LANDS TO MARKET
Yaf

NOTICE is hereby given that at the request Of
IN the Hon. Henry Dodge, and for satisfactory
reasons assigned, the lands heretofore WITHDRAWN
from sale or entry in the Wuloo Riuer and Mineral
FONT districts, In the State Of WISCONSIN, within
about fifteen miles on each side Of the supposed
route Of the proposed roilroad from Dubuque, Via st
Paul, to Fond du Lee, Lake Superior, particularly
described 10 public notice No. 61o issued from this
once on the 18th July last which we're subject Il
private entry at'ths time Of said withdrawal (exs
cept such as may have bean snce pre- empted,) viii
again be subject to entry and location on and after
Monday, the 18th day Of September next, precisely
onthe same terms and conditions as .tkouph the
same had not bean Withdrawn from market And
tho withdrawal of those town hips snabrseed Ia the
Preedenis proclamation No. $40 fbr the pubic sale
at Willow River Wneonsin, to commence on Mon.
day, the 18th day of Septembsr next having been
proclamation. 4A a. --'E II
Given under my hand at the General Land ONCE
At the city OF Washington, this list dsy Of Angus,
BY order of the President: ~ { d.
/ JOHN WILSON, -
y A pnu d auOvypn =.
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a lust RpBLIsHkD.-The Andna Kaltzes, th,
n Reespton Waits, ths Matilda Polka, the Peach
blossom PeIka, FonteneIla Polka, ParIor schottish
I-Brestle Mt thy NalnG Return, Return, my Bpant
Pfnes, at the Piano, Mutic, Stationery eAd Fancy
foods etoye Of JOHN F. ELLIS,
aug ~ Pa. ~, bet 9th and 10th sts.
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ENGLISH ROCKS

ENGLISH BOOKS.
DHILIP ROLLO, or the Scottish Musketeer bv
ID James Grant
LEVEL Pastures, vols In 1, 1854 ..-.
Matrimonial shipwrecks, by Annette Marie Mail.
lard Z
Shakespeare 4 vols, Railway Library Edition 1
Btlwer's Last Of the BaroDs s u
Hochelega, Edited by Eliot Warburton
The Young Prima Donna, by Mrs Grey--ur,ea az
cents --------- f ~
Routledge's Guide through the United States
Mount Nanc and back again, by W White
Russia a It is, by MorslI : : = ,T-I~slJ
The Lancashire Witches, by W Ainswerth
The Rowing Englishman
Ths-Industry Of the United States in Macb,parv
Manufactures aud Arts - =
We are all low people there, by author of Ssukely
I>-! Fm-iilustreted-by Mirsi Crovquiu =
aug IL s.'n' go. -'.. RRANOk TAYLOR
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SIuRTS-SHIRTS.

SIIRTS-SHIRTS. - -
NEW style of Fancy Summer Shirts Of the most
IN beautiful patterns, with French double u 3
bands and Studs
Also, new styles Of white embroidered Bosoms, en-.
trely new. =
Shirts made to order and warranted to at or nc
sale.
SHIRTS Of all qualities. ..s,-... 4, e-
WALL STEVENS,
Pa. avenue, betw. 9th and 10th sts, T..
Also, doors below the National hotel.
jy ST. [
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tifully manufasturee and Is cheap any sstablish
ment In the Union.
DOLLARD'S HERBANIUM EXTRACT Or LUs
TROUs HAIR TONIC,
prepared from South American herbs and roots, the
most successful article produced for preserving
the hair nom falling ont or changing color, restoring
and preserving 1t in healthy and luxuriant state.
Among other reasons why Dollsrds hair-cutting So
loon maintains its Immense popularity is the fact
that his Tonic is applied to every head Of hair cut at
his establishment consequently it is kept in better
preservation than under any other known spplica'
offers the greatest guaranty of its efhcacy. Sold
Wholesale and retail ut his Old Establishment, 1T
0hoanut Street, opposite the State House, Phils-
dslphia.
L. DolisLp has at last discovered tho NE PLUS VI
IRA Of hair dye and announces it for SALE With
feet confidence in its surprising everything Of the
hind now in use 1t coiors the hair either black OF
brown, AZ may be desired, and is used without any
injury to the hair skim either by stain or other.
wse can be washed Of in ten minutes after the sp-
plcation, without detrscting from it's efficacy Per.
sons visiting the city invited to give him call.
Letters addressed to r. DOLLARD, 1T CHEsTNUT
STREET, PHILADELPHIA, will receive attention
ian G3.-lv.
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UNION REFECTORY,

UNION REFECTORY,
Corner of Pennsylvania 40. and Third st.
~ TIE undersigned
WN(aA spectfully announces to t61k1E&
his customers aud the
~ public, that he has laid
in fresh stock of malt and spirituous liquors of the
bestquality, among which may be found fine Read
ing Ale, other Ales and Lager Beer; superior Bran
jies, Wines, Gin, and other refreshments. His
l.rder is supplied with the best of the market, in
season, served up at the shortest notice, and his
Cigars are of the choicest brands. Thankful for
past favors he hopes to receive continuance Of the
same. B. SCHAD.
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s s PARK HOTEL, .
This daliQhtful Suburban RetFea

.e PARK HOTEL,
This delightful Suburban Retreat,
On 7,h, near Boundary street,
80 Is NOW OPEN FOa
Imp$ THE RECEPTION OF
6iH& THE PUBLIC.
The Proprietors respectfully inform their friends
that everything served up ct their ests blishment
shall be Ct the best.
The Billiard, Bowling, and Shooting Saloons are
in complete order.
Parties will be served with Breakfast, Dinner, or
supper at short notes, and in the most approved
style, not surpassed by any house in the District
thu Union Line will leave the corner of 9th street
snd Pa. avenue every thifty minutes, day and eve
ming, commencing at o'clock a. m, for the Park
Hotel; stopping at Union Hall, street.
WILSON & HAYWARD,
Prop'rs Union Hall, @ st, Park Hotel, 7th st.
aug 19-1m
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~ THE UNION BOWLING SALOON, q new
and superior structure for the purpose just in the
of Mr.. Schads, Third street offers rare in
ducements to the lovers Of the peasurable exercise
OF bowling. It has three alleys, laid with une-
qualed SKILL the best in the city, and every attsn-
ton is given to accommodate gentlemen who engage
in the sport. aug 10-3m
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTI0N CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right Of pre-empton
to any of the lands within the townships and parts
of townships above enumerated is required to estab
sh the same to the satisfact of the register and
receiver Of the proper land Office, and make payment
and before the day appointed for the commencement
of the public sale of the lands embracing The tract
claimed otherwise such claim vii. be forfeited.
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of General Land Office.
Se 6Llawl3w
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"GLENWOOD CEMETERY"

ssGLENWOOD CEMETERY"
THIS beautiful burial place Of the dead having
l. just BEEN dedicated with appropriate ceremonies
for tbs purpose, open for the reception of the
remains Of deceased persons. -s .,
The MAUSOLEUM has capacity for q hundred
bodies in which such friends CT the dead - may
.ppiv can pincs the departed until they select sites
for the graves , 49,, --.e ...
The plan Of the incorporators is one Of equality in
regard to the lots, which will not be put up pupiu,y
for sale, although they usually bring premium. }
making the early selection Of lots tie mo It desr
able. ''H
Uotl an Office is established In the city of Wash
ington, applications will be punctually att, nded
to at the present Office in the east wing OF the build.
Ing on entering the Cemetery.
WI. g. HUMPHREYS
N. B-alsnwood Is situated short distance due
north Of the Capitol, aug 1l-8m