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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-10-20

COSGREss. The official Canvass shows
that Messrs. Meacham, Morrill,, and Sabin
are elected, Official Canvass hereafter.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-10-20

Darling of Concord,
Johnson Of Vernon,
Capen of Goshen,
Rice Of Tnmoulh.
On The Judicioyy
Mr.. Washburn OF Woodstock,
Kirkland of Braiilcboro',
Bartlett of Lyndon,
Mclean of Cabot,
Edmunds OF Burlington.
On Education.
Mr.. Rankin OF Chester,
Fletcher Of rownshend,
Bradford of Randolph,
King of Benson.
Woodwork of Mortified.
On Claims.
Mr.. lIo'chkiss OF Watcrwlle,
Hunton Of Bethel,
Bennett of Bridport,
Moves of Hydepark,
Smith Of st. Adams.
On Roads.
Mr.. Field of Newianc,
Lyman of Royalton,
White Of Whiting,
Reyes OF Putney,
bartholomew OF W ashlngton.
On Banks.
Mr.. Page Of Rutland,
Stoughton of Rockingham,
Carpenter Of Rchlord,
Hatch of Windsor,
Smith of Monkton.
On Manufactures
Mr. Whitmore OF Springfield,
Adams of Fairhaven
Parks st. Johnsbury,
Hitchcock of Piusford,
Tracy of siorristown.
On agriculture.
MIR. Sanford of Orwell,
Farnham of Pouliney,
BrighaIa of Fairfield
Adrich Of Westminster,
Cheney of Jamaica.
On Land T'dreS.
Mr.. Cole OF Charleston,
Skinner of Barton,
Clark of Granville,
Boyce Of Fayston,
Bellows of Readsboro'.
To make up the Grand List.
Mr.. Potter OF Pownal,
Loyeland of Woodlord;
Scott of llaliiax,
Grout of Stra,ton;
Alyord Of W calhersGeld,
Everett IF Stockbndge
Marsh OF Clarendon,
Runsey of Hubbardton
Bascom OF Shoreham,
Booth of Ferrlsburgh;
Chadwick of Newbury,
blanchard Of Vershire
Reynolds of Milton,
Smith OF Willston;
Sergeant of Barre,
Wright of Warren;
Rogers of Wheelock,
Currier of " alden;
Buck of Fairfax,
Clepp Of Montgomery;
Baker of Sterling,
Watkins of Cambridge;
Richardson of Browunston,
Bishop Of Wesimore
Howe Of Lunenburgh,
lill of Victory;
Sweet Of Alburgh,
Brown of Crane Isle.
On Printing.
Mr.. Field of Newiane,
frisbe of Middetown,
Noyes Of hydepark.
General Committee.
Mr., Spencer Of astieton,
Robinson Of Bennington,
Howard of Gralion,
ilazen of Hartford,
White of panton,
l4ynde of Williamstown,
Z ok OF Charlotte,
Templeton of East Montpelier,
Judeylne of Hardwick,
Brown of Sheldon,
Robinson Of Stowe,
blanchard of Coventry,
Smith Of Brunswick.
Landon of South Hero
Distributing Committee.
Mr. Hanaman of Arlington,
Cobb of Windbam,
Beard Of Pitts6eld
Bartlett Of W est Windsor,
Carpenter OF Addison,
Blake of Curnth,
Smith Of Jericho
Reed Of Waitsfield,
Adams of W atcriord,
Champion of Enosburgb,
Sturteyant of Eden,
Locke of lrasburgh,
Wooster Of CRANKY,
Brown OF Grand Isle.
On The STATE Prison.
Mr.. Olds of Norwich,
Plnney Of Cornwall,
Weeks of Danyille,
Bcknell Of Underhll,
Rood of Huntington.
On Revision,
Mr.. Deane of Cavendlsh,
Stuughlon Of Rockingham,
FeTnn of Johnson.
JOINT STANDING COMMITTEES
Under The Fourth Joint Rule.
Mr.. Perrin of Johnson,
Hunter of Ira,
Weeks Of Salisbury.
On Bills.
Mr. Bromley OF Pawlet,
Hawley Of Waltham.
On Joint Rnies.
Mr.. Bartlett of Lyndon,
Alden of Leicester.
On the Library.
MIR. Edmunds Of Burlington,
Nash Of New Haven,
Batchelder of Peru.
Mr. Field was excused from the Comm
tee on roads.
The Senate came IN to form Joint asse
bly, TO elect Secretary of State and otl
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-10-20
10000 Russians Taken Prison
ers! 1000 Gun, Captured
10 Russian ships of
War Suuk!.
sEB AsTOPDLGN FLAMES!
Ten thousand Allies Slain
Nav YORK, Oct. 10.
ETrsl Despatch.

TGsi Despatch.
The steamship B'ltic, Capt. ComslocK,
from Liverpool 4th inst, arrived at tins port
about SIX O'clock. Her news IS very imPor-
tant
A great battle had taken place IN the Crl-
mea, in which the Russians we're almost Ut
,erly annihilated. Ten Russian ships OF war
sunk. Sebaslopol has fallen, and the Guy
was in flames. Ten thousand French ana
English soldiers had been killed, and TWEEN
ty thousand Russians had been taken prison.
ers. One thousand guns have been cap'nf-
ed but Menschikof, with the shattered re-
mains of his army, still refused to snrren-
der,
Eight hours after the Europa sailed IRON
Liverpool, on the Both ult.. official news was
received of greal battle at the River Al
ma IN the Crimes.
On the 2lst, the allies stormed the Rus
sian entertainments, and alter four hours
hard fighting, carried them. The English
and French lost $500 killed and wounded
while the Russians lost 5000. Private de-
spatches supply the further particulars
namely, that the Russians under Menschi-
kofi' in person, rallied on the river ka'scha
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-10-20

After the declaration Of the 4h ballot,
Senator Allen nominated Chalon F. Davey,
Of Burlington; and on motion Of Mr.. Field
the joint Assembly adjourned to 10 a. M, on
Thursday next. The Senate withdrew and
the House adjourned.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-10-20
A Novelty.
See advertisement of Trottng Match and
Foot Race at Montpelier on Tuesday merit


Newfoundland dates of the lth are re-
ceived. The French screw steamer Yesid
arrived at ST. Johns on the Both ult, having
lost her foremost and with bow shattered to
pieces. She had been in collision with the
steamer Arctic.
The Vesta lost thirteen passengers. Thirty
one ofthe Artic's crew saved. Three ofthe
Artic's boats not heard from They were
life boats, and had probably been picked up
BY some vessels The vessel. which were
sent in search of them. returned on Tuesday
wi'hou, having gained the slightest intei-
gencc Of either the Arctic or the boats.
The Excelsior is the title Of very pretty
little paper, edited by students of Mortified
Academy.
The School Fslo,o: Boston, Frederick
Parker. Just the thing for the little folks
what its title purports-" a magazine for
Boys and Girls"
More Sared. The telegraph informs us
that the captain of the Steamer Arlic, and a
few passengers, who went down with the
ship, we're finally saved.
Treatment of Curvatures ofthe Spine and
Spinal Weakness rendered efficient aud
comfortable to the patient by the use os the
Serpentine Spring Elastic Apparatus.
See the advertisement of DR.. J. a. W God,
in anot her column
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-10-20

The Excelsior is the title of very pretty
little paper, edited by students of Mortified
Academy.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-10-20
INC verdict OF the People.

CHARLES LYMAN, Esq.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-10-20
ABSTRACT OF THE CONDITION OF THE SEVERAL
BANKS IN VERMONT

Observation-Disclosures ggggasgaagI
S=s"HSg@- saas@sasgsSsaS6 IaSSs5assai
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mo. 495.l

t#Cl No. 495l
NOTICE WITHDHA WAL from private entry Of
IN lying miles each side OF the
yIoKssURo, MISSISSIPPI
In behalf Of the Interests
Of mentioned the PRspksT raI
UNITED STATEs has directed the and until the M
~s .sr public lands lying within hneen miles Tor
either side OF the route Of said
townships, be withheld from sale or
en except valid pre- empon claims which excluded nom ie
OF this and special Instructions 10 that pufpoft
been accordingly given the land officers to wl
the district Of lands MosKoK LOUISIANA
North Of the base line and east of the Daeridion
Townships fifteen, seventeen, eighteen, nineteen and
six, inclusive
Townships ffeen sxteen seventeen eshteen nine
teen and twenty, Of range seven
Townships kesn, syeen seventeen, eighteen and
nineteen ranges eight 10 fourteen, inclusive
| Townships fifteen and sixteen, OF range fneen
NortA of tAe base line and Osss Of As msrdis"
Townships neen, eighteen, nineteen and
| twenty, OF ranges one 10 five, incusve
In c district Of lands subject
| lama, viz =#
NORTH of tie base line and sOes Of fhs meridian.
Townships Raeon eighteen nineeen and
twenty, o thirteen, inclusive
hand the General Land once ciy OF WISH
nutop, day Of December, 1858 E
BY order of the President; .. -. -,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Dec 20--lawl3w
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10 Our sUBsCRBYRs,

lls pssson upoa bsOh bslss ~
payment subscription be made In sAvsaes. W iasmfsq
Dssa. money by isnsz SvUe
which VIII be p.id ~ ss ssuned oss.svss ssS
usasxnissaoa. .sN n.sF~ ~ .nNm 1A MDtIl 4t&
The COUNTRY PAPER pabsAsd -wsskiy auzlng ~
soas Of Congress, and ssnswssky during 1G sal
suhscupuons for period ysss ~ rscvsa
oSns psoportionsd the shove annual osss, W W h&
% ~PosTAAsTERs authorised = aesn, ~. b
sending DAILY subscribers ESQ sneeod & tTvs
sEhIWEEkLY suhscrbeu, with eao Of vgvs WnMAx
subscribers, with aio enclosed win be sstsd coy - 0s
edition they furnish subscribers svaS Teate
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DvANs Il WATslN-s Philadelphia- Manu- fac tursd
patent aamander fire and thief proof afss
hand No AZ Dock Philade
ph Also, vaults and iroa doors fer banks and
raned equal in the United States.
Reference given who have safes In many
more named. 1000 Of safes
r. j. Msaudcr 7th Pennsylvania Washing
ton D. O., safes and is authorized 70 receive
orders for
Farmers and Me.hanics Bank, rbs,dc,ph, 10 ,fs. ,on
United States Mint ''.ar''""' :" saves use
United States Arsenal, 3in Philadelphia in alic,rns
United States Appraiser's OfHce, fh,ladaipha
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, .af.s
Philadelphia, Germantown uorvovn Railroad
II
Mchsrd Norris Non, locomotives works, Philadelphia
Winchester Bank, Winchester. Virginia 80 n 49,
Roie sscncy Tor Buttsrworths superior hank locks
Pnfeut slate lined rsfiCcmiors.
July p-0awiy
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RELIAs BELLxi BELLS The Subscribers manuiacture
sanity hand all
locomotive school house, md plantation bells These
bells hung with the with moveable They
turned around that the capper will strike in
place, which desirable after bell has been rng few years
are ahxed cinpper from resting
be thereby proongng These bells maRusc
tued from the best stock, in iron casngs Al this
andy these great improve
ment We give written warranty that church bells break within
from date purchssc with will with
The bells Nearly 1900 bells
have been and sold this foundry, which The hest evil
dsnce their superiority We een gold and silver medals
awarded from the various s for the bes belts for sonorousnc
purity getting
chimes refer ho~s furnished by Our foundry s
within few rods OF The Hudson Erie canal and railroads
direction establishment OF the
kind in the dnited and has the o bells
Allied We bells
OF the Old bells taken In exchange for
Levels, eompasses, Ac, constaHty on hand Address
Tsf' n 'E.I.' = 7'T : a. MENEElY's SONS
May al-iydhcp West Troy, N, X,
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Law school Of Cumberland Univsrsty. At Lebanon.
FACULTY. Hon. Abraham Caru,hs, late of the ccui,
judges Of Tennessee.
Green OF the udxes ofthe supreme
of Tennessee. #.
Hon BromHed L. Ridley, State.
Judges their whole exclusively
10 the school.
ftnr~efonl Daily examinations Of each class the
BOOKS No regular OF lectures explanations OF the
daily the progress Of the examinations
Weekly law and equity In which
statement 6f cts gwen by The proes
sor prosecute all
Practice framed require them
trials Some Of the taken by appeal
supreme which s held monthly in the class and In
public Ths students clerks
Jurors and chanceors and in other official
pacties connected with their suits
the third Monday In
ember third Thursday February The second
succeeding monday in February and ends second
Thnrsday In July. -
rpsrses psr fee ESQ, in advance contingent
n boarding $50. Students
which can be had n Lebanon bookstores
-Four complete the unless the
No previous study required for ad
four regular classes Students
any time during the collegiate year.
There . a mo legislature connected with the school.
Number of students collegiate year eighy-sx.
ROBERT l.. cARUTHERs,
Feb ll--eoly President Board OF Trustees
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4 NffAWb COmmrrCIaI COIlewc OcN ted
W. No. l21 Baltimore BALTIMORE
object Of this institution place por
81 facilities for obtaining Thorough and practical eds
non young man can here obtain knowlge OF
genera business matters few weeks than aaped IN az
many ycnrs in any counting house.
The course OF study embraces kcpina and In
adaptation Gnde Mercsn
e calculations taught according The approved mshods
aecs penmanSp combining rpy Of execution with beauv
Of construction Lectures vsr,cs in,
portan mercantile subjects beside s.he pon
or business undsstand
M student complete shc from nyr 10 eight weeks
s shss no vscauoh, time and at
'VIn a osy ana cvsr.s periods,
WA WA who graduate. For &C., write
~"N I've a circular forwarded by ma l.
1 Nov i3--lydhcp
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INDUSTRIAL EyHIBITION.--An Industrial Fair win be
new Baptist Church. 18Th street. above c. in Do
cemb and continue at least month.
great variety OF manufactured articles, valuable publications.
from different of the will be
The of the exhibition will be enhanced by
propriats lectures and
OCCASION viz Rev John DownG d. d. Rev
j. l. Burrows Rev Wheaton Smith, Rev. A. A. Willis and Roy
D. O. Haynes. Dr. Masoon Rev. Dr. Neal and Rev
excellent
" Crosby and LADY, and other eeiebhed Amateurs
may also be expected.
The very confident therefore,. that they will be
ma exhibition of extraordinary interest
Further contributions Of all sorts OF manufactured goods and fancy
articles respectfully solicited from citizens
making contributions the value OF So ladies'
and lads e vauc o 81 win be
admitting them the erbibion Lectures,
and ~
The contributions at the rooms
Thursday and afterwards between INC
until the opening Of the fair Of which
due notice will be given. ~ ~ t.t "
'-'@1-f w st#e ]. G. LEWIS
Nov QG--eodu Chnirmsn Of the Co,rnllee.
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III York
Nett accumulated cash fund August 1859. 3so2
r. n. WINSTON President. Isaac AeBAr Secretary.
All profits among the policies
available part payment Of premiums
o wish II.
Policies securi creditors issued
premium.
application 20
CHAs DE sELDING, Agent
Seventh ST., opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
Andrew Lune Office above duly authorized receive
applications. Sep 6-aavr
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Vltaf superior Amonttllado sherry and Madeira
wines private saeI private Eve ppes
OF very superior amonlado sherry wnc imported
by h exceency Caldston de Spanish
from The celebrated house Of Peter Harmony Co.. Cadz
VIII be sold by the pipe, dsmijohn, dozen.
Also few dozen OF serSia Busi and Mamsey
selected in lel In Madeira by who
perfectly acquainted with the trade
Persons desiring 70 secure reay
found in the hands the ade
ing these Wines as they guaranteed
J. q, MCGUIRE,
Dec 3o--dar Ans,ioneer and Commlssion Meych,n,
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NOCE-our customers respectfully notified
N accounts were delivered TO them the 9Th December
e commencement Of the we earnestly hope
indebted to US will obse by cnng he giving
money their short dates
Amer the 18th January upon
not sepied previous to that date
Jan e-6tf CLACFTT, NEWTON MAY. A co.
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SfAhALN9 CiAMPAGNE.-Lsndinst this day, 100 has
kes sparkling champagne MAI Autaine Rheems We have
made such win keep large supply Of
mis- wei known wine on hand The quality guaranteed equal
any sent 20 the American market For sale BY
GEO. 4 THOs. PARKER & CO.,
Dec M-satIusouf Opposite Browns Hotel
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BY ROBERT Arm sTFoko.
UNITED STATES MAIL.

UNITED STATES MAIL.
Posr OrYIcH DEPARTMENT.,
. .SANn December 10, 1852
Is ..tafts ~ .A PENNSYLVANIA. se.-H#H H#-
pEoPosAs feI carrying the mails e hs United State, o@ Is.
viii received the contract once o. the
Once Department until - Monday, the ish oi jan
vary. 1854. decided days s#s .
NJ S496 From by Lulhcrstug Rsynoldssls
1T HrookvIlc, Corsica, Suaonsyie, Clarion, shppens-
i vile, Kossuuh, Cass Cranberry, franklin, Canal, and
~ N COS hrnnon, Meadviue i06 miles and back, six
sss.1 "a
Leave Curwinsvils daily, except Sunday, att, IN.
Arrive = Meadviis days by o,
Mesdvils daily, except Sunday, al z, H
Arrive 1t Curwinssle days by 8, p. IN. t
For bid guarantee and certificate for and
the conditions be
consrscs expedien
advertisement Inviting for mail In the States
New Jssssy Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland Ohio,
the 12d September, 1881.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Dec lG-3taw4w 5t# Postmaster General.
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HISTORICAL sketches II North Carolina, from 1854
10 1921 compiled from orfa records official
traditional statements, with Biographical sketches dstI-
gaished czens public and by John H. Wheelos
Cravings; price O.. -
Jan 10 ERANCK TAyIpp
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NOrICE--CLAGETT 4 DODSON would notify all
toners who have open on their books that ndis
Date cf rendered prior 10 the LET of the
ear up shs sh nio A. very desirable thl all
seonm ~ ssey hy year, 10 D. would
pectny response wish by settlement
WIN ns mosy by from those who have made their bis
WIN that understanding.
Dec a8-2weodlf
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kOTIpE.Wc respectfully
IN sctduhth win o7h
Confidently srpe and earnestly request OF all settlements
The very ae outstanding books together with
NE MSnssncy money renders imperative
Upon upon ftends the necessity OF
pomptnera, HooE, BRO, co.
Dec 2g-aaw4wT
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OFT LAND WARRANT.--Bo Boun ty land No. $3.50,
TOT 100 seres favor Of Jonathan Smith, issued under the
sepemne is~ has been lost destroy cdbs said warrant
sest through the Office Mconad member OF House
Representatives, In June 1852 received by him
nve ened caves said Once
"h"s make application for the issuing a duplicate.
r., -, JONATHAN SMITH.
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United states Patent once,

Washington January 2, 1854.
ON petition Of Jass Rowe Of Tampa Bay Florida praying
for the ef paens granted him the
April $780, for improvement In machines for crush
ing hard sabstances f from the expiration OF said
paapt twenty day Of p eighteen
hundred and ffly four
ad petition be heard the Patent Office
Monday, the 20th Of March IL O'Clock and all
persons moulded appear and show they
why said petition ought not 10 be granted.
opposing extension required file In the Patent
objecd6us specially ID writing, wss
before the Of hearings all testimony filed by either party
transmitted in accord
ONCE which will be furnished appl
cation. .e..#.
Ordered published Union, Inei-
geocer and Evening Sta Washington D. C Pennsyvanan,
Philadelphia Pennsylvania Evening New York Post
idsace Tallahassee
ida
tis,h cf March neIt, the day ofhearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
OF above papers will please and send their
bills Patent Office, with paper containing this notice.
3-1aw3w
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J, RICHEy y CO..,

AND VARIETY STORE
mo WasAfnson Pnes) serenfh street. the General
Ar5 q. Office, Washington, ID. @.
DEALERS embroderies millinery goods, perfune
~ hosiery, gloves, worsteds, Iswsry, &c.
Just resolved supply Of embroidses and coa and dress
uimninga.
Dec N-eoam
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NV CIoAks ard stLKS.--fbe sy
opsnsd laee assortment ~ plain
and erocade -ks also, Of
evening
80 csosens and strangers befrs purchasing
city @np'rnvr ~ uu, = s"n" r rr ~ nr !" :
b.o p-ssw0u ""S"e~~ " S".f""'*
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lNO. 49,
NOTICE OF WITHDRAWAL from private entry OF
proposed Gains Landing Mississippi
rivers Arkansas Camden, Texan boun
dary line, and Its branches At LamdeH.
behalf interests
mentioned, the
UNITED STATES order bearing date the
directed the public lands the
said branches be withheld from sale valid
empon claims which excluded from operation Of this
notice. all situated In hs following land districts the State Ar
In the district of lands subject 10 sale al HELENA:
South base line and east Of the h principal meridian
Townships H. A. l5 fraction Of 6, Of range
base line and Of the A principal msridian
Townships H. 49, 49, a. 49, and l6 Of ranges 2s, 4, and s.
In the district Of lands subject al CHAnrAasoLE
oftas base ns and wc Of the aA principal meridian
Townships H. H. l3 IA, l5 and l6, of TO- II
Townships H. a. l6 49, 49, and 30 Of range 49,
Townships H. H. l3 a. Is 49, H. 49, 10, snd2o ofranges H. 5
Townships H. H. ls H. Is, le, and H. of range 10.
Townships H. 49, ID, H. and is, of range 20.
In the district lands subject LITTLE Rock
South cfths line and sOsst Of h principal metisn
Townships and 3, Of range u.
Townships 2, 3, 4, s, o. 4, and 8, OF range l3.
Townships o. and TO- Of ranges H. 5 6 and ~
In lhe district of lands subject WAsHrsoroN:
South line and weh Of The fin principal meridian.
Townships S, g, :, 8, ., and 10, ofIange ls.
ownships H. H. is H. and is Of ranges .l a. 49, a.
and N. ~
Townships TO- IL, l2, 10, IA, and Is, of range 2s
Townships H. 10 - and H. of 29 3O 81 and u
Townships 10, ii, 70, and 10, Of range 50.
Given under my hand Land once city Wash
ington this 5th day OF January, 1854.
By order of the President;
Jan 6-lawi3w Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
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proposals for Tank Iron.

Bureau VI EQnAtuctiOn, december leoJs
cEALED PROPOSALS., endorsed Proposals Iron,n
w e .ssss:d :; n. unit, Of the a
=. ss.sa: aasnaw required
- Plates iron estimated lbs. mors less
5000 b. Sosr s' Se of an inch in d.
amssr and one inch and fvs-eishths long inside OF
All Of delivered before the first day Of
IL plate quality charcoal
o@ ,,s
ne aas s s q said
Offer %S ss ] p s TSs n
ssa %sss . H. ssssa $sR san ss ''ess
n EW and EIeg.st sIlks, Closks DO
The g % IL, neg .a 3 ny v @ nsv ns s
goods sssf
Is 90 90 90 90 moru antique. nj wasIsa sHsf'
( !: :: $::: s:'s:: :ss.s' g..
pieces 1!s ,;s ss Plain .'s psa' de sole
g VI .ss s.:s s1:;s; s:''
% :sss s.%se and
IS French snboiSsrsa @ and .e.ve. trimmed viii,
so pieces English French thread
g vsavss coan, la,sst style
omUrNoeseo
70 plain and trimmed cloth cloaks
m g email f:raaan scare for lhe neck rs q.
w S ns5iy -snhroidsrsd white crap. ,h.ws
& q y. 81 o :as :s'a
price: having taken advantage Of the s,:sn g make our
Inc -sawAw1 81 E
yAUr1nas-Tnh e.ablhmen,i. now in successful opsr.,ion
ssS s s r.n and nd spacious
a e H he % on y %
A 81 uss Of gsatemeu aone 20 which hs particular asssn
% % . 6. :.: e 6 ss iss s's: ss nc
s ss @ s = On N ns
.sovs s Saloon fuhsd y style q m.scd
IoHa W. syTanAss, ,aaPer... Of and s dealer :. In
sAe!ss s.d conpss articles
TSs best brands Of ch.mpssns
ns:ss. ss;.a :s:' p9,,, port, q s,,;s me; all grades
.s,s vine low price TO the hshs" order
ALSO,
s.ss:ss..k ss.: E::ss.s As.y.,s.
s..s e y VIZ s'ss sSs brandy for m.an. ,s
roes Win stock Of superior genuine cigar.
''IsSss n:s S.ssiPss~ essse ssss'' wines
Roa Ar1T Handsomely furnished psrors and
o sss, side weikspt ordinary attached and meals
~
Wa9Ga1tbsn nrasch 1as1rsAd-Trains Hmm as Fol-
H-'PN"~ =" lovv1l
FAVE daily, sIcsp. Sunday and m, ax and s. p M
Ia On Sunday n q, aud 8, p m. n .t--&
or Tas ws
Trains 8, M and ~, p connect with Annapolis,
Do do 8, q. and 8, p do west
DO 90 and 9. .. and 8, p. m. do east
Pare fom washingsoa to Bsiimore q
DO DO Annapolis. ..........,........... / 3.
Do 10 do and return 1 SO
The round tickets all be procured the Office
and arc good fer the day upon which they are ssued
s- 5-..H T. II. PARSONS,
July 1G--dH Agent.
E Brick Machine Manufacturing.
pROPOSALS win be received by subscribers their Office
this city, until Of Tuesday, ID January 1884, for the