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No. 523.J
sale OF alternate In OF Missouri.


Of law, FRANKLIN PIERCE, President OF t,
United states o. Americas DO hereby declare
bearing odd "umers which to the United states
Mo.r utse, .a al Two dollars and ay cents p
presided BY the f 10Th June 1884, en'ed
public nS. 10 ND % s se sss aoas. n%sS.
the 1884, ~ be % a Ss t. !" ss
land Offices in said State the periods hereinafter
AT the land office PALMYRA commencing on Monday the
assnh as, Of January nen for the disposal Of the lands
above referred situated in the
vir:
Tow nshp my sir, of range three.
To~hsh'p' Wsyre yr my seven, and eight, Of range
To~s..L. @ssre, fay 'i1, my ysisM aud ,y-
Townships .re, fysia, Gfy seven, hfy-eishl Any,
To~nshps Sayfee dy tysevsn, Gy-eisA range
seven
. any any sa and anS Of Isnss anss n s
Townships ySe, Jtysr, yssrs", and ty esM, OF range
and AND y @ ,sss
AT The land office MLAn, commencing Monday, eighth
day Of January merit for the disposal q public land.
following named Townships, to wit:
North Of the base line, and wet Of the h neipa
Tow".SDs seven and and Gyss Of range Snr,sen
TTownsp s and md range
TswnSp ,s and eighteen
Townships vsI, hmy-seven aud my eeM, of twenty
io"hShiPo Jyy WscNch, JWfvctgh OF
Townships nv sir, dfy seven, my eiga OF raose twenty
Townships y sr, Gf,yseven, and teig range twenty
three. a.N s.' ''H't -f -
Al tho land office Monday the
eighteenth day December disposal pub
e lands in IN such sections above referred are sit
North Of the base line, and the th principal
Townships fry sic, fifty y-csh and y,ine range
iweniy-four. IL ff
Townships nay hfseven, my eight range twenty
i've. t.-
Townships ttysu my seven, y-eish Of range twenty
six
Townships s, fnyseven and ytyegl, Of range twenty
seven.
Townships ty sir y seven, and Gyeigh of range twenty
eight
owpships sy sir dyscven, fifty eight ranye twenty
nine. ~ at1 .atf rl 1...F r-i sgl
Townships fifty and ty eight of ranse hi,.
Townships fysr, hy-seven, fy eight, range thirty
Townships ysr, hy seven, and Gayeisht, range ir,
three ..ll. q
Townships aysI 6hy seven and Gfy-eish range thirty
Townships ysa, dysevea, and ffycsh, Of range thirty
five.
The by wholly within
the limits width of road,
italics partly within said limits,
which uushed to the respective district land Offices
by the Commissioner of the General Land ONCE.
The nds will be sold subject to the right of by said
the 10Th June. 1852
The particular tracts through which the ond will be sold
containing the quantities shown by the official pas
The sections Will be offered the oder in which they
sale viii be kept time sufficient admit
offering all lands but exceeding and applea
make Of the lands offered under this
Inatiue public
my hand, Washington, hi&enth
day Of Sepemba Domni thousand eight hundred
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
ny he ~ rsenaeW . We,
,
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ntted States Patent Once,
tVn,hipotnu Nnv DO lssy

0N petition Of Franklin Ransom and Uzziah wenman OF
New pray log for patent
18th February, 6ii
in the mode OF applying FIRE engines
their operation eff ctive for years
Of said patent, place the 18th
ruary, 1856
Is ordered that the said petition be heard Patent Once
Monday the 29t day Of January 1855, II O'clock and
notified and show cause f
wby said petition ought to be granted. +
Persons opposing the required flo
Office objections specially writing, twenty
days before the day henng all filed by either
said hearing he taken
of Office, which will
application.
The testimony the will be closed l9tt January,
spoons and other relied testimony filed
the office before the morning af That day the arguments
any, within days thereafter.
Oraeed, alsn tc published Union, Inici-
gencer Evening Star, Washington, D. PEN
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Scientific Amecan New York, New
Hampshire Patriot,
weeks previous day
January next, The day OF hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
r. sEdtos of above papers will please copy their
bills the Patent O6ce with containing this notice
Noy9 II
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

fAs VI sassss ., sss sUuxs unless
payment Of the subscription bs made in advances.
Distant subscribers forward money b, letter the postage
~ncn wi be paid b. and all sk by
irsnsmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER is published ui weekly during TIE
SONS o. Congress- and 's~tweeky during
eaoscnpoo"s o period less than year will
terms psopornoncd to the above annual rates
oPosTMAsTERs xsd TO act .. our asse, ma nv
sending us five DAILY suhscribe $50 euclo ,ys
copy sras6.
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Under the ac Of Congress approved Sd March, 1885 enled An
extend emptOn settlers
toned United they
extended above sections,
the settlement and Improvement mad.
Of allotment, and paid for AT the o two dollars and
public
approved 27th March, 1884, entitled
nr aIond purposes" persoBs
prior the
viii be enu'cd 10 preemptons the ordinary minimum Of
dollar twenty
acre. and paid for befe fixed for pub
Therefore, every person entitled right
-mpon mentioned, under OF Sd
March, les above referred setteents made prior the
~ February 1884, he of
ls4 settlements made prior the
required establish the register
proper ofcc payment
price fx.d BY law practicable after seeing M notice
appointed Tor public
brncnR claimed othewe such claim will be forfeited
JOS. g.. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Ses l6-lawl3w
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United states Mail.
Posr oTTloE DsrAArxrST,

Posr orroE DxrAArsEST,
December 5, Iei
DRoPosALs carrying oi
l day % Of s 2 " i ls o day Of 1u.s M less "eS
Once of the Post ofse Department, The OF Washington
until p OF III, a'h DAY Of June $50 10 be decided by the
se,'lsmes,, I,,o Cottonwood ana DrapersvIe, Moua
Leave sa Lake ohy e'sry Thursday a'7am;
Leave Moun,snviie eycy FRIDAY AZ
asc7 s fo :, s' Lake s.s Iast We. Jordan
ne,'s Mills, Bingham, and kanyon, to Cedar Valley, As
Laass ss lass is sre,y Thursday m7nm
Arnve at Cedar Valley neSl day by y m;
Leave Cedar Valley every Friday a, PM;
asOs From Toes CITY Ganl-vie, 4 miles back,
Leave TosIe City every Tuesday
Arrive Grantsvie by ~ m;
Leave Gfansvie every Tuerasy att pm;
1850 sf so Iss Cry ny c Corn Creek
aud PAaovan, TO Cedar CITY, leo miles and back once a
Leave Neph City every Monday ,6am;
Arrive cedar Ciiy Friday by 6pm;
asaHs ys os9Sr Ssn Sy ,y EVERY "sdy
NOTES.
No pay will be made peomed and for each of such
omissions no. satisfactorily explained three lines the pay Of The
with depending maiis and not sufficiently excused one
n ] m Of the ~. tor s 5 ss @ as
explained certificates posnasters the atdnvi's
post oee suffering Ss INJURED Destroyed Iohsed
@ ana Tor ,su,ns ae demand to convey the mail as
route The Postmaster General annu The eoatas for repeated
laws OF the department. the
without the the Postmaster General The Postmaster
General alter the schedule He also order
by allowing therefor the
He cua discontinue tins service
rata decrease Of he allow months compensation
No pay will be allowed
OF actual distance the points be supplied
herein stated The bids should be addressed the
Second Assistant GeneraI supecribed Small proposal
in the Territory Of Utah" The TO be executed and
returned before tho day Septsmbr
1885, For further conditions be incorporated
the contracts advertisement for California, Oregon um, &c,
dated 18Th October, 1859.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Dec 6--Iuwiw Postmaster General
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rOR WAY PASSENGERS.
Pnrlr DKRooupRoMg and others
[ Circuit court Of Caroline
{ county, sitting in equity

'"'' ~ -, " ''' Circuit Of Caroline
N,i,r.ss n Cr.pvp md ,tho,s county, sitting in equity
mrhoned IN bill OF eonplannns The bill that Phii
nc0cb1rome Ann o. Newman, " am d. Clarke Joshua
Ann t. Clarke, sally Clarke, Iuia Clark
William Bosan (iormery Lurana CarKe Einira
IN OF certain real esoe lying Ia Caroline cuny thai
VIII be advantage interest the said
real aud divide the
parties according 10 th,r jn proportions.
That william Clarke, r Clarke ID
Clarke, sally Clarke Julia Carka urnna Bran wife Of WI
Began
ordered comnaaan ing
be efisd published Washington
aud Shoro Of
four a b. fore The first day VI Jnne
defendants at the object substance thu
Them appear This persos
the first day June
t,cy have, why deere. ought not prayed
p. y. HOPPER.
True copy. Test; THOMAS f. CAREY, Clerk.
October g. 1854. Dec II iawJw Wp
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IfHE American ASSOCIATION for Advancement nt Of
beauin lecnfe of the Smithsonian Institution during
interval bewe Christmas Nav Years day, eginning
Tuesday, December 20 instant
the distinguished educators county,
leading
which wii be followed hy interesting discussions.
The occasion viii off Washington
rich for Christmas week.
The officers OF government membes of Congress- all the
earnestly requested Ia their
tend and er influence induce their friends
liberal minded entertainment,
delegates make contributions for that
accommodate, the following
nj hand and whatever ~ done must be done quickly.
In the ls Ward-G j. Abbot and Rev. G. A. Davis.
2d (" Prof j. Henry and u, Ricbars
ID g p. Force ESD, V. Harbaugh, esq, and Sias
HUI
ith :" J. w. Naury Rev. G., w. Samson and
Rev u. Sunderland.
5th B u. French, esq, and Prof A. ID Bache.
G'b u. u. French, esq, and o. G. Wight, esq.
1t $. York hiloe esq, o. G, Wight, esq, aud w.
H. Randolph, ESQ
u: RICHARDS,
Sec. Local Com.
WAsnISeroS, Dec g, 1854.
Dec lf-roJ
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Minnesota Land Agency.
TRACY AZ FARNHAM,
Banker and General Land ,qsenfs

ST. ANTHONY FALLS, MINNESOTA
COLLECTIONS made, aud proceeds promptly remed at current
" OF exchange.
Landed southern capitalists
will per annnm, and
Immigration, rapid estate and
intimate acquaintance with the enable TO make invest
viii quite double in valne for the
be
thousands How money be safely profit
ably invested
Land in the vicinity OF and thriving villages now be
bought So will be
Many the the North
rise
purchase cheap will
Satisfactory references given For particulars, address
TRACY FARNHhN,
Dee lJ-dSwIm. ST. Anthony Falls.
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United states Mail.
LOUISIANA.

PosT OrFIcE DEPARTMENT,
November ~, 1854
pRoros LIS for the mails Of the United States from
March, 1885, Goth June 1858 following
the State OF Louana win be received at the Contract Office Of
Depa o'clock, Monday, the 18th OF JaDu
ary 1855 be decided by The 7th following:
Red Landing by sinmsp0rt, Moreauvie
Mansma, Marksviie, and Point Magre 10 Alrx xandra,
6l miles and back, three times 4 week in two horse
Leave Red River Landing Monday, Thursday and Saiu
Arrive Alex exaBdra sa days by ~ pm;
Leave Alexandra tuesday, Friday, Sunday a a !;
Arrive nj Red River Landing sume Says by II
Proposals iouiorsU coaches Will be
considered, and nvitd
by the bidder such
department apedent proper,
inviting for mail the
1854, June 49, o5e the states of Alabama Louisiana
Sc, dated Jpnuary 8. 1854
popon sealed marked Proposal for
Second Assistant Postmaster General
Washington, ID. G..
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Nov 23--awiw Postmaster G neral
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Messrs. PRATT and CLAYTON also spoke in favor Of

the bill -
Mr. WELLER modified his amendment He moved to
strike out the words during good behavior and TO in
Sert In lieu thereof during period of six years.
Mr ChASE advocated the amendment; and fd
Mr. STUART opposed it,
Alter some further remarks by Messrs BUTLER and
Doo1LAS, the question taken on the amendment;
ana IT was reiected-yeas l6, nays a.
Mr. FISH submitted amendment authorizing the
court to compel the attendance of witnesses under such
rus ana ORDERS as II might establish which adopted
Inc blil was then read a third time and passed
After the consideration OF executive business the Senate
adjourned ~
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shirts! shirts! shirts!

NJ FAULKNER only practical shirt maker city
would respectfully HE
gess anges by leaving their his
N material
rantrd 10 The reputation which hcso shirts
invite gentlemen
ed with bad flung shirts call
fe-ng IN they wIi rrl nd ii t'er superiority
The Shirt Pennsylvania avsnue, between Third and ~
streets .ou'h eide.
good ofunisins goods hand, which will
be sold cheap
Dec 2-eodlm
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hOTiEE1le heirs and of Rudopns Br, de
N ceased whose letters testaacniay granted by
the orphans for Washington county, Maryland the
e0l hereby noed appear te orphans OF
county before the st day say, 1853 and establish their
funds hands, which hereafter
hands, of the unde administrator de bon with
The will annexed of said deceased.
VT JOHN sNEaRY,
Administrator de bouts with 'bo will annexed.
Nov 29--I Bw1ws
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The National Hotel

N this will be opened Tor reception guests the 27h
The of kitchen from
building and alterations and about dining
rooms will add greatly
The table win be furnished with the best the markets afford
and served the best and labor viii spared
render house,
The subscriber, therefore, will
the liberal which ha- always bee nfed
Persons desiring the do
time after the 2oh, by calling at the Hotel.
u. u. WILLARD
WAsHtNeroS CIry, November n, 1854
NOv I6-f
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Rev. EDW ARD A. KNIGHT, President, |
Rev. JAMES q. HDNCLAN,
Rev. TIaOTHY J D'T,OLE,
THOMAS CaRBERY, Treasurer,
W. HICKEY Secretary.
FOR THE WRIST AND SOUTH.-BA LTIMORE AN
~ OHIO RAILROAD.
IN W - ~ -

fnprored arrangements for frdpeImroant changes Of sehed
~. ue
ing and Columbus, uniting does, short
baltimore Ohio railroad portions
and North and gives This route greatly increased ad
through travellers that direction On and Moa
day. November %, 1854, the ans will bs follows
FOR THROUGH PASSENGERS
Two fast daily will each First;
leaving Camden T. instead of O'Clock,
eetolore (except sunday arriving Wheeling
Seconds the leaving OFT p
heretofore, and through Wheeling about
hours, eacbig there a 10 25 This train will Wash
burg Sir Johns Run, Cumberland Piedmont, Howebug New
burg Feueman, Famnston Cameron and Moundsvlo only
Woo" ana water ana meals et fheEe trains make prompt
regular with the of the Central Ohio road for Cam
BRIDGE Zabe.vc Newark Columbus, Louisville
saudusky Toledo, Detroit Indianapolis, Chicago, Louis
Sc leaving Baltimore the mail will
ciDnat io dinner while by The express they
there at ~ the night being kept but night
either
Northwest Cleveland and all
make direct upon
land aud Ptburg railroad all when OHIO
M searr between Wheeling and Wslsvile BY leaving Baltimore
in the mail tain al a.
Returning, Wheeling follows. The express.
ran al 80 reaching Baltimore AT so
nj II 20 p M, reaching Baltimore at Z, o. m.
Though tickets. by boat om Wheeling for Cincinnati
Louisville 81 Louis and other yer cities will be sold all iue
when the stage OF water will admit
Through tickets between Baltimore and Washington, all
important in the West
OF lhe company.
FoR WAY PASSENGERS.
The mail rsin leaving mden will
Wheeing II a5, midnight Cua,neapd 10 IS
rises Baia,ote nj .,
ae places will daily (xcept Sundayl arriving
IN Frederick at 4V Rrurning will leave Frederick
arriving a, Baltimore at 10 81, noon
Tse Elcols Mills will {,
5uuda, 81 follows:
Leave Camden a 6, a. m 3. p. M
Leave Elicotfs Mills at 20, u, in and 80, p.
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United states Patent Once,
lUnnhInaklAn Noun..,l.ns 10

washington, November 10, 1904.
IN the petition Of Squire Whpps, of Albany New York
April s4l, Improvement the of
takes rIace on the 94h day Of April, 1856 ~,
II ordered that the said petition be heard al the Patent on
on Monday the 18th Of March next O'Clock, IN.
persons are notified appear cause
why said petition ought not to be granted
Persons opposing rcqui,ed
Once their objections specially writing
all testimony flied by either
be used at the said hearing nnsl in
with the rules of the Office which will ts furnished app
The testimony in the cu viii, be closed March, 1855
dispositions, papers relied upon testimony,
Office before that day; The
ments, f any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered. thai be published IN ts Union iucl
gencer, aud Evening STAR Washington D. C Pennsylvania
and New Hampshire Patriot, Concord, New Hampshire,
successive weeks the 26h OF March
"''' ~ ~ CHARLES MASON
Commissioners of Patents.
PsEdors Of the above viii please copy and send their
bills to the Patent Office, with paper containing the notes
Nov io-law3w
18th side, the Of street. House
tsins twelve oom recently and painted
acj Address Soicitor Oace Treasury Department
Oct Is-Gd
CURTAIN MATERIAIs-Jusr received, and N sale
rich aud select curtain Materials consisting of satin brocae
damak nns in all imaginable coo and contrasts producing the
best effect.
muslin under curiains, loops and bands matching.
Also the aes numbers Of LIZ Gards Meubc Ancien ct Mod
with instructions making and decorating curtains and
other drapery to br had
unususy prices confnins
nearly possible to cash business hesr for the buyer and
mutual iatsnsion
goods tho country ndord for Tho money. .i
CLAGETT, DODsoN, co.
Sep e-ec3uf
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ASYLUM for Orphan Boys.

trustees Yinc.us Orphan having reessb
sd destitute boys, under the of tn
"Chsiian Eroherwho such, wihou
opinions will be admit
ted by beard OF their eav
upon charitable aud inhabitants of The District
Columbia whicl
earnestly solicited provide for the
protection of sun ring ebdren whom poverty aud th
objects Of and mnseraiion
appeal he heart Of every Christian
The had the satisfaction OF completing their hous
orphan girls nearly hundred children
ported driermned the sou
reestabsh orphan boys they have
doing by OF th'
available properly hanes, small exception, beng b,
from Congress- and Of donations and eacs
the institution, the income from
necessity ,hs appeal by ,h'
charitable performance their duty towards the
especially whom has been felt by thu
pressing ob iRatioa.
annual will be thankfully received BY
unsoes by Iades gentlemen
win enie the charitable eonnbuors the OF the
phane fH
Rev Edward A. KNIGHT, Presden,l
JAMES B. nDNELAN,
TIaOTHY J O'TJoLE Trustees
THOMAS CARBERY, Treasurer,
W. HICKEY, Secretary,
Cniharne Johnson second Mrs Henrietta Kennedy
A. Mast
smms, Mrs Jane Noyes, Ms Elliot Ms Josephine Young
Mrs CaihariBe Roche.
Gtienaen managers and ries Of boys aylum, and parish
schools connected hereufhDr w. j. O. DuhaneI, Charles
Edward Seraphim Masi John c. Fitzpatrick, Viii
liam Wheailey Thomas Bayne Brady George Harvey 10
scph Rede Rudolph Echor, Dr. Alexander simms,
George Matlingy, Robert hlahoney John L. Cassel
1.-The Weekly News, Star and Baltimore Sun, will please insert
the above several times. Dec l3-2aw2w
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q Members of Congress. Strangers. t~c.-DUvALL &
BRO. merchant taiiors, have OF
Gne complete selrcons goods their line Of
ssiug French cloths and fancy
and embroidered vesnr Sc winch they prepared
order ia their usual style of elegance.
We a
silk woolen shirts
umbrellas gloves, suspenders, cravats, basdkercbe ne
Dee IA co2wif DUNALI. & BROTHER.
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TWENTY Dsm,johns superior Old Rye WhisI sy
L brst In the District, for s,ld by MURRAY SEM MNES
Dec l2-3teDif
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THE Practical Draughvsmruf n coupic'e coursc OF
architectural and drawing; by Armen
gand and Johnson civil cnrneei VOL quaro London 1854
Nov rs FRANCK TAYLOR y
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Tn. ,r Of tnese will not be accountable for gold sIiv
,; r,,syy urecous slones, unless bills
i.dnv are signed therefor thereof
Dee I7-df
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SUpEHtOR second h nd Ptsnornrtes i have hand
- several superior pianos, which VIII he sold How
Apply Jss q. McffiRE
Dec 5--3t Auctsneer aud commission Merchant.
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DAHGAtNs for the UO idnys--Whing to make a change
IL business. thi
prices THOSE wanting
win do well select them IL consists f.
Emhruidories laces, fihands, flowers
caps head dresses, gloves, trimmings
Together lot II fancy to mention
which will be sold very cheap A. TATE,
~ No. 3f Penn av., 10Th IIlh
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wAsHIaGToN BRANCH RAILROAD,
~ r i =: ~ j; js:I:ii

~ ~ ~ - df..yllg sskasHN
Trains Joiious:
EAvE daily, except Sunday at and 9s a. M and apnd 3
IL M. .#r.
m Sunday, al d, a. and D. p. m
Leave Baltimore at AZ and ,, H. and . and ., M
On Sunday, at 44, a. M, and 5, p m -
with Baltimore and ONO railroad Tor the Wes
are by trains leaving 9, a. m, and 8, p m
Philadelphia and New York al and OK, and .,
For Annapolis at az, a M, and ., D. M
For Norfolk, at g.
L. ii. PARSONS, Agent
Particular attention requiring responsible
color who wish the road
Dec l5--dn
cILV HR PLATED aud Albattn wRre.-i have recently
o slyerp goods heavily
on copper albasa, consisting Of
Covered dishes, casors, spoons, forks
Soup ladies, butter dishes, waters
Salvers cake baskets, bon bon stands
pots sugars, pot- slop bowls
Pitchers, buier knives, coffee and
Napkin rings salts, liquor stands, mugs goblets
Egg stands, card receivers
tOi kettles, candiesiicks nc I.... 4.
Together with general assortment Of housekeeping aiees
For sale at very low prices
T.. w. BOIELER, Iron Hall,
Dec ie-eodifJanl 3le Penn. avenue and 3tO d street.
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THIS ~ to give notice that the subscriber hath OBJ
orphans OF Washington county, the DIS
c Of Columba letters o administration the personal
Can't laie Of Washington county, deceased All
having claims the said deceased hereby warned
hbt with vouchers tbeeoi the subscnb'r
before the l4b day of November eY oiherNse by law
be excluded from all benefit Of the suid
Given under my hand this 25,h day of November, 1851
T.. G.. WASHINGTON,
AdminislTainr
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cAHD-Our patrons and the public in general.
spectuly informed thai have this day. the Ih
opened with additional stock NV Music Depot
Pennsylvunia Eleventh
every description found
the rnu able
call u, respectfully solicited. HfLBUs & IITTZ.
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Chapped Hands and Face.
lruLRLAiN's Amondnc-fresb
VI RoseI,s 40 AZ
fs,eys Cold Cream do
odozen bay rum. from Madame Invana's disulery.
Gaze of rs do, Fsuna cologne, very superior
. PARKERis
noo, a, Fancy md Perfumery Store,
frnn avenue, under National Hotel.
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Notice az Lost Land Warrant.

Nosire az Lost Land Warrant.
,U EREAs land No. 52,6i0 50 acre Issued
OF Benjamine Puckti military the
Of 1912 and whereas d sent 10 nddess through
office Washington aud has lost
hereby given that shall the apply
the office of lbe Commissioner Of Pensions ~ duplicate Of the
same. N. o. TAPsCoTr.
Nov 29--lawGw I,
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no NJ Of Congress. Strangers sojou-ning

10 Congress. Strangers sojonrning In the
civ public geneaiy-eermt call your
stock nf cloths, and vest
made and
Having sgpoied establish
wpknnen, viii that all
manufactured shall he qa TO those made IN other
inhiishmsni the United ntes
WM " STANFORD, Merchant Tailor
Penn. I'VE three door. Of Sd street, M fsS
Also for the regular French Fashns receir RI reguad
n month. w. II. r.
8. 9sw3wir
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CARDTo ali who wish purchase good furniture house
II articles OF kind the subscriber would that
Exchange Bank well filled with fine Nome
he determined
be bnnUtiil
eight onamniej chamber
furn order finished In superb style.
far advanced large, funds
Goods delivered
snf. free of charge all OF the city Georgetown
Nov n. NcGREcOR.
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EOR SALE or LcsseA commodous four story and attic hous1
18th of House
twelve rooms, recently been papered and pante
throughout Terms accommodating, anu mmed
a,ci Address 4o Socto Oce, Treasury Department
Is--cu
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l,AHKlAGE Horses pair beautifully
matched northern family caragc horses together with
uiicent northern built modern carriage.
The horses Of value bng and The
carriage
aud perfect purchased
The having will sell them
Apply 10 WIN T. DOVE, Coal deuler, Fret Wnrd,
Nov 20 diff
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NOTICE TO PRE- -EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

vs. Ac,na ns Commissioner OF the Genera, Land ONCE.