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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-11

FACTORY BURNr-The cotton factory of Joseph
Eaton, of Pomfret, Ct. destroyed by fire on We'd
pesdsy night of last week, occssoned loss of about
So, COO. of which only Sl2 COO insured-S7 600
in the Etna. and $4,000 In the Connecticut.
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BY GODDIN a. APPERSON
Two TENEMENTS ON BROAD sr

= NEAR BUCHANAN'8 SPRING. POk SALE
AT AUCTION-Wi be sold. on FRIDAY. ths llth
day OF May, 1855, on the premisss commencing at
ociock, two new framed tenemente ON the north
side OF Broad street. near to Mr. Henry Krssles sro.
Gerry, each renting for go per snnum
TERhs.one-fourth cash; balance at 5. 6 and .
months for negofisole notes, interest addsd, and
title retained till last note 10 paid
Tho taxes for the present year to BIZ paid BY the
purchaser. GODDlN Z APPERRON
nv Aucttoneers
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IL CHURCH HILL HOK SALE PRIvATELY-
The House and Lot on the corner of Drosd aad IA
street. in the occupancy Of the subssdbsF. Isof
fered for SALE. The Lot fronts GO fest 1read d
this property prssents peculiar adyaataess. bsing
directly on line with snd outside Of the corpora.
sion within tea minutes walk Of the Pcs OGias ana
other important business localities u possssss al
thu advantAses without iacaring Of the odious
expenses incident to city rssidspes.
Any desiroas Of purchasing such property, may
secure bargain on the nest accommodating terms,
If early application b msSs =
nv 9-dts II. WAHHEN,
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TRUSTEES SALE OF FIVE LOTS

4 IN HECKLER'S PLAN, NEAR RICHMOND.
FOR SALE AT AUCFION.-As Trustees in deed
Of trust from Mr.. VIM. Mountjoy, dated 9th April,
1854, duly recorded in Hsnrico County Court, we
shall proceed to sell the premises at public auc.
ton, on MONDAY, the 18th May, 1856 II fair, Of
not, the nex fair dayl at the hour Of O'Clock, i've
handsome Duilding Lots on thu west side Of 9Th st.
between and streets, fronting together IT'S feet,
running back 40 feet to an aley
The deed requires that the Lots shall be cold for
cash; bnt reasonable credit will be siyen-to be
stated at the time of sale. :
The title ID believed to be perfect; but We will con.
vey with the usual special warranty. " 49,
81 w. GODDIN.t }.
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BY RICHARD CAUTHoRN.

CONFECTToNARY, CANDY JARS.
:. GaiaAhS, ka--7his tRRIDAY nsr.Isa & 10
cccx my store. Will sell Ct s1ssios lsree lot
o. Con dictionary. choice and frssh CssSiea Oh
1srs and CiEan Of yaricus branis s
DEMIJ0HNS--A the sans tine All Is IA !. Ia
q choice Cosnss Brandy, Port Wine. en-. q. II
my IL n CAUYu0nN 49,
HIGH CONSTABLE'S S4TE-WM
= be sold ct the High Censtable,s ofise q m
nay, MAY l1th, e 10 O'Clock. 4. NJ sundrs assjels2
OF Heusehsid and Kitshen Fumiture. Re The -
one hne rosewood Cabinet Said rticiee ~.
~, .,a 20 sstisey snndry dssrsm warrants and
= J. p, TYLER, n. G.
ny VT By r II. TABS. D.
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LAFAYETTE MEsHER, of Oregon, has bsen sp-
pointed Re gister of the Land Office In Winchester,
Umpqoalsnd district; and g. w. Lawson receiver
of Public Moneys for same district.
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TIVE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER,
INYTG0RATTNG COMPOUND.
DR.. j. 81 ROSES
tof PhilsAslphial

SARSAPARILIAA BLOOD PURIFIER.
II a Spring and Snmm<r Alternative Msdiciss as1 10
rigorating Dyiak. il has no sssal.
1t punfes and enriches the Blood;
Asia upon the Liver. Stomach and ROweH
Carries OF ell secretions and huMoE9
Cleanses the skin Of all erhptionE
Gives appetite. bloom and vigeE
sngthens and invigorstes Tie eOnedtut1oE1
Aakss the skin soft, smooth and natural
Expsis Pfmpies, Roils and Sores
Cores scrofuls snd ell bkin EgupsicnE
5 Cares Dropsy. kidney and elsdder AsestoAq
Cures Rheumatism, Ne1rajga and 0oufS
Drives the evil effects Of mercury ffo4 The syasme
Builds % . weak stats Of body;
Alsys nervous sfsslions and sslivsas the svlsits.
Tor Fsnsis Complainta vkieh b their sssy ~
tire are sxhausfns and y n paxse9isfIy
recon msndsd. Indeed, u makes the wsak stsoss;
the pele snd smasiAksA, ffo0 aekness Or nafsral
ssusss. seos have color, bloen end he.lsh. A. :
ssmmsr drink, II y exhilaSattnG, sefssshina eimu-
Istine ssd snlivsnns. Persons (yoans ssa ol1D vho
hays ussa this dsliGhtfli eompeund ase GUriDe6 q
its tmmsdiate bens6siai effects. aA ss#
Qasr Bottles u; ANAL bottles -. keg ale ~
PuncELL, LApD 4 Co, O. A. 0vssese. a bedsasss
Alsx'r DuvaI, Duvai 4 Hetoa, J. = Wee1s Va.
Lsdd, .. n. zaehriasoa, .. r.ssnpis ane nssssss
spS-RMhwksis--ts ss
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RELIGIOUS REvIvAL.-There IL a revival goine
on in the Episcopal Church at Charlottesville
Mary converts have been made,
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THI5 DAT ~


49, -rsnssaktos dse1 % tnaf 49, II 8. Cres.
- g trustee % the s1t66gfbox oxoeuesS . -
s I,sI az. cscs q tbs Hssise csus a d ~ .
~ 80 Itn Dessmbefs IsD and6y dsosfloa o4tko -
y s,ti: tne sis 1ss9 semsd IeeI CT HssaIs
e,cioca u. % the ptsmiese ~ psnS3stv eosvc
e "a me AZ dsed bsins lots Nos Is q, II - n
nn.Iv mn % ~ snd mfvey ns6e ~ 0l1sjah 6elss
ZIG An.exed g dsed from said 0oddla 81 uils .
n zee Wornen besEns dats . fRe III JsIy.
n sns az ~. having eoestter est - 10 ut
y .set .ids. on .hish they bind Ids 1ss1 ~
Tne title 70 believed 70 b rcd b9S fks txuefee
my convey 'ssn use = |. III I'LL Z - =.
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STATE KNOW NOTHING CONVEN.
TON.
SYRACUSE, n. Y, May 1oth.-The Know
Nothings of the State are still in secret con-
Yention here
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, MUSIC AT REDUCED PRICES

MN, MUSIC AT REDUCED PRICES
YeTG I57 Main street.
the largest Music publishing houses in the United
.ates 70 supply us with MUSIC, We are prepared to
furnish eli the late new Music At
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
Teachers viii be furnished with Music At muen
Our C.tsiosss 1now pubi.hin o will be resdy for
'' We are Assuts for VIM. p Emersons. Of Boston;
Horace Wsfers. Of Nav York; Neil. Duros Co, of
1'i'' nNRI Il. PIANO FORTEs,
Celebrated MELODEOES.
Each instrument - guaranteed @ Elye SHUTS sssls
faction or the purchase money refunded
foixs,5os ord.r h.vs want. q peH ana
sgpssoSs !, 4aass .ss By
RUFUS saTESs fii sfx ro,ss manu-
aookseIlers StatsoneTs and Piano Forte and
my sLImif Music Dealers. l51 Msin ct.
DARTIES who removed the muskets
il marked sWm r. WIcihsm. Philadelphia,
1884," belonging to the MECHANIC GUARD, are
hereby notified that they must be promptly return
.1 my SIS. jNO. 4 osBosNE. o. 9.
NINGHAMS.--Low priced Ginghsms
~ jast received G. HAATWELL = co.
my1o - !.
CECOND SUPPLY or NEW GOODS.
q sssIs 's en-: .as 80 Il
beautiful assortmsnt Of LsdisS Drso Goods hsn IN
lies and EmbroidsFies Also. honse1sspns -
Plsutation 0oods eli Of which Ne oass iow 20 car
'o~h ana e0sal's 1s1sInDEN, 1Ox co.
"a ~ ~ BrpaA q.
IAw PIRTNEH6HR.-1ho UNDER
il d..ex es.e sssosIsss6 themselves - psrtns,s
/. ~ pr xcTICE or LAW. Tor the present thesI
assss ! q the rssidsnes Of j. n 0iimsr SOB :.
1rsnkiia they Win atten1 . tsslnaes in ne $50.
estsntien hestnVveA % o1loo praee1eet GheaAee
H e gtsnSa1
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THE CouBr OF CLAIMs-Judge Scarburp, lust
appointed judge OF the new Court of Claims. Ia
the Law Professor of William aud Mary College
Williamsburg. Va, and is said to have won
high reputation as a lawyer. In 1874. he succeed.
ed Judge Bsyly on the bench of the third judicial
circuit of Virginia, and continued to preside until
1851, when he was elected Law Professor. He
has never held political office, nor mingled in
party politics, nearly his whole life being devoted
TO the profession of the law. His two colleagues
are also gentlemen of distinguished reputation as
sound lawyers, so that the Court 10 likely to be
one that will command the confidence of the coun-
try.
Mr.. scarburg arrived In Washington Tuesday,
and took lodgings at Willards Hotel, ----,.--
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Correspondence OF the Dispatch.

Licenses - Fishery Closed l. Foreigners Enxtns
House-City Affairs, Sc.
ALEXANDRIA, May 9th.
There were 10 licenses granted by our county
court at It's last session
Most OF the landings on the Potomac river, be.
low Indian Head, have closed operations for the
season.
Some twenty or thirty naturally alton papers were
granted to applicants atthe late term OF the couu
ty court for this county.
The Council have decided to reft the engine
house now occupied by Friendship Fire Company.
The following officers have been elected Ly the
Council: For Fire Wardens.-J John Bonix aud
Joseph Wiliisms. Friendship Fire Company; VIM
II Taisapaush, and Richard Frazier, Sun Fire
Company John w Green and Samuel De-
vaughsn, Relief Fire Company; John Leadtetter
and Il Stabler. Star Fire Company: For Inspec.
tor Of Beef and Pork-Jsnes Mankin
Ferdinand oNeil, one of our Oldest citizens,
died this morning.
The weather has been quite cool here.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-11

a SMALL F A Il NJ OR MARKET
- GARDEN. NEAR The CITY. AT AUC-
on the premises. will be sold the Farm ON which
Mrs. Susan Holmes recently resided, about 8 mile
below the city. and adjoining the lands of Gen. J.
b Harvie, DR.. Christian and Mr. Otey There are
s. acres of which onethird is in woods the remain
deris cleared, andi in good oder. The improvements
are good, consisting of an excellent dwelling, with
rooms, kitchen. and the Usual outhouses
Any one whining to locate farm near the city
or to engage in the cultivation of vegetables for the
markets. could hardly be better suited than In this
place.
Terms Will be made accommodating.
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nDIATtlES.-Ne sill kxver : 20 81
No. Nav Jsrssy Wbiss MesssF fOfA!O1e
= hsa4 xe.s e ~ = = =
NJ le-N LUptAA = WA
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fSAc-,zI.::.1h CANAL BOAT LYNCH
II BURG is now ready to receive
Freight, and will leave on SATURDAY, full or not
full CHAS. PETTYJOHN,
Office at Messrs. e. 9. L. w. D. Tompkins.
INV lO--St
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eurcrDs. -hralth1os Dellinser. 1 Frenchm Ann
New ssrsey, hun4 hinsslf ID the Railroad Hotel.
c'ncinpait, Monday. He had 90 and ! sold watch
on his person.
muhpEn-An Irishman named Cooper was bru.
M'ly murdered 1t Lyons Fan, n. ", on the 1,h
'nH, oy amau named Tom Rutledge and seyer.,
companious. =
PUNISHMENT BY the youth of WINCHESTER took
place there Saturday. =
THxwHxAr crop 10 the north Of the Valley of
Virginia ID 10 hne condition.
OLD orsrcKR.-John Mounts, clerk of the Cor
porasien of Georgetown, D c.. has held that Office
sixty four yesrs.
DANGEROUS CoSrLAaaArIoN "A Ore IN the
woods broke out 10 the vicinity of the powder n. az
szine near Alexandria Sunday which was extin.
gaished with great difficulty.
LiesssE ouEsrros-The county court of Abe.
nave refused to discontinue issuing licenses for
'oe sa'o OF liquor, BY . vote of "a tos.
:, N :, IN ALBsmARLE -Oa Monday. VIM
- gary ana Thomas Wood, of Oh arlottesyille. were
-. py Ine American party Of Albemarle for
The House OF Delegates. ~
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING The barn of r. II. Good.
ne In Aioemarie, was struck by lightning on Mon.
asY night and destroyed with its contents. Less
1880.
ST.. GEORGE TUCKER, and others, adore sses the
Democrats OF Charlottesville Saturday night last.
HENRY c. LOVING has been nominated by the De-
m0cracy of Nelson for the House of Delegates.
AccIDENT.-0eorge Jurey Miller, at Cochrane,s
mil, Charlottesville was severely Injured ON
Tuesday last, by falling down flight of steps,
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN-

HORSES AND MULES AT AUC-
= TON On SATURDAY. 18th inst, At the
salse Lot nearly In rear of my store will sell at
auction horses and Mules all souod and worn.
my IL An..;s,
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LIABLE FURNITURE
BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON 17ru
DSTREET AT AUCTION.-On MoNnAy Of.
May, at Il O'Clock upon the premises. viii he
sold the handsome Dwelling on the West side i7th
Priddy, and now occupied By Mr.. Jas. Mander. -
The house of Brick story the remainder il Of
wood, planned and fitted ont In a very tasty man
ner, and presents quite . handsome appesrapce.
whilst Its internal arrangements are well adapted to
the comfortable accommodation of family The
Lot fronts 10 feet and runs back 1870 feet.
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at and ~ mos.
with interest added and secured by trust deed =
an 20 eodtl5td TAYLOR & WILLIAM Ma Au.tsl
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ES-We have just re-
EsEsa1 ceived large lot of Cater Boots which
makes our assortment so complete that we can show
you .sixteen different kinds at $780, beside all the
other qualities. If you want Shoes for yourself
for your children, be sure to call on
C. 8 MAURICE,
my 10 Isl Main street, RichmonS.
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GOODS FOR HOUSEKEEPERs.

A LONE, by Marion Harland, has been
"A published in London and Paris, 10th edition. -
American edition now ready, just published and for
sale by ----------- A. MORRIS,
its Publisher.
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BY THOMAS w. KEESEE.
Once with Geo. ]. Sumner, No. 20 Pearl arrest !,

Nn HORSES AND CARRIAGE FOR
Z1Z1 SALE AT AUCTfoN.-Wnl be sold on sA
IuhDAf morning. May 18th, Commencing At 10
o eiock, &c the Horse Auction Lot, near the Gas
WORKS, several Saddle aud Harness Horsas: Car.
risse and Harness and Mules
my IL THOs W. KEEsEE. Xu.t -
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DIG LEAD AGE NC Y.-Founders and
i others vArtips PIG LEAD will Ia we'll to give
me call - shali ssp . s9u.tans supply on hand
ana Will sell On sasomu odstia ~ terns Is -
A. LEE, on the nock,
myo Agent toT The Wyths Load Mins9
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"ANTED-AN OWNER.-FOr a lot
w of Cast Iron Wagon Boxes, from Baltimore,
per schooner VIM. Severe, without mark or bin of
lading. my A. 8. LEE
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WANTS.

w ANT ED-Immediately, first rate
W GARDENER. Apply at this office, or to
JAMES L. EGE, at Mitchell Tyler's.
my 10-Stt ss
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WANTED-Fou or five white women,
w good WASHERS and IRONERS. Apply at
my 9-St AMERICAN HOTEL.
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BY RAILROAD DIRECT 80 THE WEST.


hnuis!
Running beOeen Washington and Cincinnati 27 hours
Through Tickets aud Baggage Checks TO be had in
" Washington.
THE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, greatly improved its
OFF fullest inducements TO tras
eers between Washington, Banore and all portions OF The West
The cnnneson the from Washington and the
Washington (ay called Relay Houe) mites
nom This the change of required between
Wheeling Washington and reeheeked and transferred
through ah,,s for points beyond The esnneepa rains
Washington daily at g. a aud M nj on sundays Of the
latter hour oniy. ,,.,
Al Wheeling direct is made with the trsins OF III. CEN
aenr whnans though cnnhndse zanesvie and Newark
COLUMBUS, These trains eonnec AZ Newa1k WIN me Newak
Al Columbus me G. o. aoad trains connect with
WILLIE &c. Al Xena Little Miami railroad connexion is
aae m ss '.a' "cas" '"rs "sh island Louis
passsS.sIs holding through tickets for Ms"phs vehsbuTs
transferred Cincinnati 10 The mail steamers GU the ONO
Tickets for Evansville, CAIRO, and 81 Louis are SOLD ny inns
FOR CLEVELAND aud Toledo, Detroit, Chi,
the Ohio nayirahie between
Whefng aud WellsviIs, TORY mesj where aconnsxon with
the Cleveland and rir-bu,e railroad is made
requested tha while This the only route
aforng 'ckets aud checks in washington is also The
great West The distance from Washington 10 Cincinnati t4
hui $50 miles, being about 90 mites shorter than by any Other
Ere by through ,icke, To wheeling 80 IS;
raroad steamer from cineana, sls; lndianapo
Chicago 81 Louis, sas 50 and sa5 Memphis,
8 6; N W Orleans, 81, &c,
cumberand bedford snrnes Piedmont Oakland and Faimoun
may leave a. o A., Or A. r. ts '
t1,in from Washington , ., ;, :,
Tnr rarher nsorma,on through cse,s &c. apply TO tn
PARSONS agent, at Washington station. - . -
Master Transportation aallmnre and
May 5-dif Ohio railroad, Baltimore.
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/. n,ssd states Patent omee,


an petition of Andrew Raiso OF West Middeown Penn
svivinia praying the Ieni gnntrd 10
'tlrshiug machines" for
expiration of sad patent, which takes place on the 2st
day February, A. D. ie5b--
peton be heard the Patent Office
Monday February, is5i IL O'Clock aud all
appear have,
petition ought 10 be granted
opposing required 10 file IN the Patent
injections, specially firth al least twenty
hennns all testimony filed by etl parry
10 be at
codance office, which will be furnished
appucation -
The testimony viii be closed the 25ih day Of
January depositon other relied tes
~ be
day If within days thereafter.
noce be prhished ~ the Union, lnteli
gencer, and Evening Star Washington, D. CT Pc nsvanh NJ
philadelphia, Pal Journal OF Commerce. New York. W once
weeks the fh day OF Feb
Tuay next, the day OF hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents
above papers will please aud send their
tIiice with paper containing notice.
22-law3w
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United States t'atent Once.
Washington, November 81, IL

AN petition OF John j. Gfeennugh, New York, New
W York, praying extension patent him
sewing maehiua years
expiration said patent, which takes piace the 2s day
of A. q. 1856
is ordered said petition heard
Monday, day trhruary 1856 2 O'Clock,
aud all persons notified appear show cause,
they have why said petition ought be granted
Patent
objection pecRi forth writing, least
days before hsarni all testimony ed by either
be
rules Office which will be furnished appi
cation.
testimony will closed the 25th % January
other reird
office hefJe of that
the arguments, II any, within days thereafter.
this be published the Union, ntel
and Evening Star, Washington, d. C PepnsylvHnlan
rhiladepha journal of Commerce., New York, and
Massachusetts,, week
previous day OF February dav Of hear
ing. CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
sEors above papers will please copy, and send their
bills Patent Office with paper containing this notice.
Nov 22-Iaw3w
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T No. SAT.
Notice

Of the disconnuance certain United States Land Oces
the States Of Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Iooa.
NDER lie provisions OF Con
approved June L. Si which declares tha whenever
quantity land unsold
shalt he reduced number of less than hundred thou
sand such shall be discontinued, and,
with other laws subject, the Secretary of The Interior
has directed that the following offices be discontinued viz:
Sbawneetown and Kaskaskia, in Illinois.
kalamazoo, Michigan.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Fairfield, Iowa.
Lands remaining unsod and undposed Of the above districts
the
by
points, and will be made subject TO entry oiowsi
district, Illinois.
Kaanaz the fOnia district, Michigan.
Milwaukee To the Menasha district, Wisconsin.
Fairfield the Charlton disne Iowa.
The officers the Of consolidation will public notice
which they will respectively be prepared receive
applications such lands their Offices
Given under hand, the city OF Washington this 18th day
November, A. ID. 1885.
THDS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
Nov l4-law6w
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THE DAILY UNION
Nassau HAN collese of New Jersey, Princeton.
sbould auld acquaintance he forgol

Sboaid auld acquaintance be forgot
brought 10 MIN
should auid aequltn'nnce be forgot,
And days ~ aud lang ~yne,n
ending
class The ending June, 1884, the soph
ending Juur, 1885, aud The Freshman Glass ~ the
year ending Jupe, eD hereby requested assemble
brighten chain OF love aud eDdhn which Time
entirely sever, exchange IN ieir
greeting sympathy, lament the untney fate
OF promising compcers,
The stlfappniDted committee viii be
ond,y september A. d. 1856 al the United
Ete, Cbasuut Fourth aud Fif streets,
the classes 10 whom be
when ht VIII be
adopted fun an All, ndarce as possible
the whom this notice T. addressed win be
good secretary ofe committee BY mail with
their respective post oiiees
EDWARD j. GRANT. NJ. D.,
Of Trenton, NJ. j., Chairman Of Committee
ALEXANDER q. HART, 81. D.,
phiIsdephia Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LIGHT Err,
uf Lancaster, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLErON,
Of WINSTON Allegheny Co.. Md,
SAMUEL. p RICHARDS,
OF Baista Iron aud Glass Works, N. j.
LEWIS w. WASHING ON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland
Committee.
Jous WEIpnAs. OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March a7-IawtMar3 [intellgencerl
newspapers civilized the world
ed editorial uInns
scattered through The great d
visions OF globe and all newspapers throughout the United
Fequt sed insertion
easionaiy between ns date aud tn" 81 III March A. d. 1881
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CautiOn-Loltcr Frauds.

OFyrcR or The MARyLasp CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES,
Baltimore, Maryland, July 4, 1855,
THE commissioner Of the
duty caution public against rwnaes
mes.
and pretend IN be for the sale Of
wholly fictitious
The only lotteries Maryland daily,
the supefins
The State and approve III.
SCH mes and to attend The drawings.
Al The tickets IN these oi'erics aud all certificates Of packages
tickets have the tiog aphed X
Baltimore, Maryland" All others fraudulent.
For tuil information the subject Of those frauds address
r. X Brennan,
Sept 9S-dly Baltimore MARYLAND. I
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Washington Aqueduct.

OFFIoE WAsHIsoTos AouEDuoT,
Washington. March 7, 1858
PROPOSALS iavied
dams, tunnels, agieducI
Proposals the sh Of May will OF
TINT day.
MAJ a. pohles specifications
~ aud liih day Of April
received OF particular cuverts,
bridges, &c, described in plans aud spec
of the works b" Completed under the
all nnnni-ej
suhjec, appropriations by Congress The
right prescb the amount work TO I've done aud
Apr holding sufficiently decide when and
shall be stopped funds become available
for Of
reserved will paid II, in the judgment Of
the egneer the work has been properly executed 50 far has
gone.
checks the United Srate
monthly of the rservug 10
will dillon all contracts that The work
men paid wages monthly. and IN specie.
All should sealed endorsed Proposals for work
the Washington Aaucducf.'
right reiee all the bids
deemed aud
considered conducive 10 the of the
responsible prrsubs effect they
will his bid accepted,
within sufficient
completion Of the work undertaken said
the cerhcae United
judge, United States district officer Of
War; thai the able make good their
viii opened presence of bidders if any
choose TO be prescnt
NJ. c. MEIGS
Capt OF Engineers, in charge.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-12-18
Completion of Panama Railroad.

Reduction of Fare 10 California.
Uuited States mail steamships leave New York
~%@&GS Aspne on 5ih md goth of each month,
<ALJkAS connecting mail from Panama TO san
Francisco.
Inspected approved by the Navy
Department, guaranty speed aud safety
completed IRON ocean
ocean The baggage Of
Franeiso and
money paid all of The trip
in New York, Panama, and
Francisco prevent detention in of accident so that
the route IL entirely rsinbie.
Passengers Panama The same day they arrive at hsn
wall
Conductors through by each and take charge OF
nd children without other
hrouah tickets lowest apply % the agency w
West street, New York, L. W. RAfmosD.
Mayh-dn