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sale of choetaw orphan Land. in mississippi. /


oos Drses ,r,. a.. o rus lsrsasa
parcels described lying
Mississippi places designated
10 bs ss s y puss 70 @
@ UnosaT orphans Y T g @ @ ~ nss ondss
ON Monda, The Sd dsy Of neesmber less a, the ou house
an In to,.shiP tpeniy three ls3 range esht tsl
Al dissection Air,y-,hrs. taa2 49,,
The half and ouih"asi of section tsntygbt @
The east ,alf OF section twenty nne t2JD
The no'ihsas, quarter Of seeioo thirty one (ai)
the north halt oi s.cton thr y-two ID and
The wesi half of section thirty flour ga
And al the and place, following described
the adjoining range ia Coahoma eoaaty VIZ;
The half hirteen Township osnysir t26 range
i. seren % psst
on Monday the December 1855 al The house door
Charleston, TuahAie eOa, tue following
land Id said county VIZ:
In township tpeaiytour tai1 range Zoo (al east.
Al Of sections ,,ree 90 ten goo and ,ir'y three $3.50
Tue spu,hwes! quarter u section nine (sD
The north hall and quarter OF
The wcet half Of section twenty-five (25l
The nor'n halt Of section tweniy-six t26D
The west nalf e section veuty-seyea (27D
The northwest gusnsI o sectop lirY-tour ga D and
northeast quarter u,iry-aiI la6)
IN toansaip tUeniy.hse te53 range Two (s) east
Al dissection twenty t7 twenty eight t ,wcn'n
Tue northeast quarier Of section four "a
n southwest quarter Of section twenty three (ss and
The east hall OF section Thirty co.,
htowaship t'oentyJop tei,) range tafee 90 eat.
All or section three GA
The half of northeast quarter q y
Fae ausiieasi quarter ofsectioa four III
In to'ensap t~eatyJus l25,) rage three t3) east.
Tho southwest quarter section fourteen (i4,)
he southeast quarter Of section fifteen (5jl
The southwest quarter OF sec twenty hve Us y
The southeast quarter Of section tweniy-six lg6D
The quarter section thirty three (s3;) aud
The southwest quarter of section ihrIyfour t34)
On Monday the I'm day December 1855 the
door Of Lexington, Holmes county, following
scribe tracts of land In said county
In touashp sixteen (i6,) range n "a
The west half OF section fifteen tl5;) and
section
III ioWnsh,p fifteen ti5) range one % west. !
The southeast quarter Of section twenty t20)
saturday, December
the OF Columbus, the owns described quarter OF
land in Loendes couaty
The quarter township
cen (,yJ range seventeen 40 east. III
OF described ands seventy quarter
elected in IL A. the
unoeepped aud uHappoprited and
acquired from
lands
ofsrd
terue lugat+d,
sId,ab nprovt" and enhanced value by
the prosperity population
section IN which they I've, and eniheniy ad p.d for plant
purposes
reserves showing
which 'ach ec,vely sud, will
made dates
purchasers of
III. sale, land will be resod
their ati risk
TUE ndispuiabe; II,
cas shall be up, orphans
WI be defended by the government, as Their guardian
he will named at IL O'Clock
III day, the lands are all offered.
CHARLES u MIX,
Aug IA -d3th iawiDec a Aoiug Commissioner.
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OrfIcs MARYLAND Consolidated LorTKRtEs
Baltimore, Maryland, July !, 1895.
TUE Of The Maryland Sate lotteries has deemed it
public he sw,nders
who circulate by mai and oeyvis. fraudulent lottery schemes,
ssa for The sale of tickets lotteries which
wholly fictitious
The only legal lotteries Maryland those dSsun daily under
the Of he elected by peGpe
The State under The constitution examine and
schemes and 10 attend 10 the drawings
Al the tickets in these lotteries and all certificates Of packages
tickets have the bor
the Office the Maryland Consolidated
Bssrog-, Maryand.n Al othess q fraudulent.
ruA Momsuon the subject Of those frauds address
r. brennan,
Sept 2s-dly BALTIMORE Maryland.
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rosr o,sos psr.Hrarsr,
October 10, 1855.
SEALED PROPOSALS. viii received al dc apartment
,be 9oth DAY IL Of the noon
IL. as sss Il 'gs d as FOR os from and
.hs ss d., o nes sad ass' sa % ss aes
Washington, D. Co. New lofh CITY, and ,ineinnat
article and ne quality hereof
CURED al each agency, ysaiiy. are speein@d bsiow
DISTRICT NO. !, AT WASHINGTON. d. C.
1900 rs nsss wspp na ns 20 x % Ss1s,
a aaa as 3 mo- % 70 psse ss Tue
10 do Aind paps 20 BY - inches in and
pounds Of sands hard twisted and in balls
200 do he same n saa spoy
500 do coarse hemp wne about of an inch in
diameter, well twisted, and in b. bali. or hanks
DISTRICT NO. Q, AT NEW YORK CITY.
5000 realms %r 70 that first described in the
100 do similar 10 that described in said
BY 40, aud 10 weigh NJ ess IS pounds
5000 pounds Of GOTTEN .r The same as that first described for
1900 ofhe description for said district
lion for ais,rici
600 do seare sealing wax, same as for district Mol
DISTRICT No. 8, AT CINCINNATI, OHIO.
1900 wrapping similar 10 that first named tor district
20 10 simiia, 10 tina, las, named for said district
s. 90 wine similar TO a OF The ns, description oi
loo do hemp similar third descrip
400 do scarlet sealing waI NE same as described IN '"e en
Proposals will be received for each article separately separately
| for district, Tor tbs whole
Ifhe dicts should in number
delivered snch pnce places The Post
master shall designate, at pro rata prices.
bid accompanied with sampe Of the article
posed samples
by department procured from either the
hut articles contracted for
\ re- spending o samples referred above.
Each bidder furnish with his proposals, evidence of his
ability comply with his bid.
Two sufficient suretits will be required contract
Fa lures contracted for promptly furnish
inv nuia,es inferior 10 will considered
fcent cause f,y ihe forfeiture OF the contract.
m made n dec
! be considered.
Proposal. the envelope with the
proposed for and the letter contain
addressed the First Assistant Postmaster Gcnera ash
ngton city, u. c.
PostIlaSer General.
OCTOBER Is, 1855.
L. ncfI- --tn uAuo
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United states Psfcnt OHice,
vSr.xt{no,na nosni,rv ia 4

an petition Robrt Pggot Of eaioe, Malyana pay
" fpr extension of a pam e'aitn 70 h'n,u ~ ~.
JANUARY, 1873, for improvement aPp. ~ IA mi,
geography - &C., the ~ ~ P
emit, which place t7h dsy Of Ianuary, 1876
ordered said petition Patent Office
Monday, 18th Of January IL O'CLOCK,
notified APPEAR and show they nave,
why said petition ought 10 be granted.
opposing c in the pnion
objections specially forth writing leart twenty
testimony filed by either
to be said hearing be taken aud uanamed IN nc
with OF Office which Will be furnished ON
plicntion
the win be closed the eth Of De
ccmber deposons, papers relied Testimony
morning that day ID.
arguments any, within days thereafter
this notice he published The Unon, nlei
eepcar Evening Washngtnp - c.; RE uhicHu Bain
more, New
Fost BOSTON, Massaehnets week for three
preyos 7 Of January The day OF
g. r. sHUGERr,
Acting Commissioner Of Patents
r. s-Edos papers will please copy, and
obee paper containing this notice
Oct 20--aw3w
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ONCE OF Army Clothing and Equipage.
OCTOBER Is, 1855.
Oct l7--iaw4W

PmLApELPHIA, October 20, 1855.
EAED PROPOSALS invited and will be received this
until 10 O'Clock, the I0 day OF December
furnishing by the following supplies materials
deliverable he United States Clothing and Elupage Depot
Schuykil Arsenal, In quantities as required viz;
yards Cd (ndigo Dyed twlcd cot weigh
ing "a ounces yard
so 900 yards GA sky ndgo woodyed twied cloh weigh
+ ing - yard
1000 yards 81 dark blue Indigo wool dyed) cloth, for and
bands, weighing about a ounces per yard
yards blue ndgo dyed and wool fannels,
weigh OK ounces per yard
$4,000 yards 10 flannel, and WOOL weigh 6S
ounces per yard
1900 yards dark blue serge
900 yards Canton funnel weigh ounces yard
1901 yards drilling, unbeached weigh ~ ounces
per yard
drilling, unbeached, weigh TX
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la classes >, and 10 be made OF
the flushed nom adul
color required, and twA hrea
regular standard sizes nl iheir
and Of weighs be required by m on
right Of ord gfeaier or HISS quiny "i
each every such aud la such quat
titles AZ pubic may require.
be SUBJECT 20
bidders offer o the CLASSES
proposal and he privilege u Issv OF requiring
Glass assigned hin 10 lake AZ
such classes, foTiei. his night class
Samples quIe kind bid for
each KIND must accompany each bid and
O. TIA numbered correspond with the nuh
poposed that sGGedue and IL tue fst s'x
classes properly designated II VIII MOI
proposals and samples must be transmitted 10 '
Office postage Other expense.
signed the individual or urn making
nd but for each
contaaed in the class proposed Tor
such
places may designated 10 Washington ciy good order
charge EXPENSE ANA subject 70 me
count weight of the superintendent
and be in all respects satisfhctny 49,. -
Blank furnished at this office 10 persons
Applying VIII be taken into consideration unless
substantially agreeing tberewh ,
bonds approved will be requred and the sanp
Ing of an the classes, ihilure 10 rupp
quantity required any will considered violation Of
eoaIaet
Each required with his proposals saiisfact
evidence ability them and nbaccoWPa-
nj such evidence will be Ies'c;sd
Thu opened the REQUIRED by law on
Tuesday Monday Decsilbe' neyt, lith)
al 10 ocock M, nj of superintendent 4
Printing the Uniird Washington, and endorsed
A. q SEAMAN,
Der p-3iawgw Superintendent OF Pubic Printing.
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HOME MAN EACTUREs.
Eatvview Cotton wo-ks,
N"" ."

Near TIE Canal Basin, .7lerandria.
EiTgFkTEIK BURNS, propdrtors and manufacturers Of
Cotton rps egrpr chsu salt t~ne wrapping twine cord
cotton b IL, &c
in Washington RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED for
articles wiD deliyrr wHshing.,t
lower BALTIMORE oibs markets. Al
will with prompt attention by addressing above
DC, ti--dlm r., ",
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Oct 3,-eodtlstDec

La " school Of Cumberland University, AZ Lebanon
Tennessee.
FACULTY. Hon. Abraham Cnrnihes late one Of the circuit
Judges or Tennessee.
Hon. Nathan of the dges Of the
Of Tennessee.
Bromfeid Ridley, councillors of the State.
Judges Caruhers Green dew their whole dime exclusively
Plan nsrnetion1 Daily examinations class The
books No regular OF lectures explanations
daily lessons IN the progress of the examinations.
O. Weekly fcompon which
dents suits Of facts profes
and through all the
practice. The framed require prepare
dence in the trials Some Of taken by appeal
which is held monthly the
public the end Of session The students clerks
jurors circuit judges and chaBcelo and in other official
bscies connected with their SUITS
SessioaJhe fret the third Monday
third Thursday in February The
the succeeding Monday In February and ends second
Thursday in July.
sessionTbiioa 6e $50, in advance; contneen
h boarding $50 students furnish their
which can be had n Lebanon bookstores.
required complete unless the
No study
nssiou classes. Students
any me- during the collegiate
Number studenls collegiate eightysix
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS,
Fob Il--eoly President Board Of Trustees
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PUBIC pRfkrase,
" ashingioD, september ~, 1855,
pursuance provisions Act provide
cutting public printing approved August 3D. 1884,
Monday December twelve O'Clock
furnishing The required pubic
the isi day Of December, 1886
This subned list specifies nearly be aseeaBed
quality and description each Kind Of thai VIII be
required
10000 printing paper uncaiendered
" inches and TO weigh ioy nve pounds TO the ream Of
1000 fine printing paper eaendered BY
inches, and 10 weitb my pounds the OF 400
sheets.
5000 snperne printing paper
"a b. 80 inches and = weigh hnytw pounds TO
the of 4cU sheets
800 superine carudered printing paper
a "a by 81 weigh foriy sbl
pounds 10 the % ae0 shssts,.
900 superhne c,iead map paper
required, corresponding IA
paper measuring 10 10y "a nchus, weighing twenty
pounds per oil seo sheets,
cLAss6
200 supese plate paper ealendered uncaendered
NJ t-qnireo,) 10 "a ipches, weight
per reqaiTcd.
paper Of linen
ell aduieTation with mineral other sub
Stances of fair wheness, and put III q1res OF twssy
In Of
win required and bundle excasive wrapper)
from the standard weight viii be
Will be equed. Mixing
Of vasus up weight
will be considered q violation OF The eonIacr
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oLD silver sa'ed spectaoes glasses ac Of
peocsi pescope and paraboa glasses
peculiar advantages in selecting glasses
adapted IN the eyes Of wearers.
NJ. w. GAIT q BRO,
3s4 Penn. avenue. between Ninth aud Tenth streets
Jepo 81
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rLnywOoD CEMETERY.-oGce No. 800 Pennsylyanln

HLEyWOOD CEMETERf.-Ofce No. 2o2 Pennsylvania
NJ 10Th the Savings Bank.
laid plan Of the celebrated Greenwood
situated the high ground distant
Of the CAPITOL North Capitol street leading directly
The This company have received charter from Con
making
lee and prohbsns sl enccachmen's
whss IL Of vasi hose who
dead 20 pa<Sd
all cities when The burial gernd becomes
sell Throw the dsad
uuauiy large and legal cyepti
Is tites ground.
--O6c' open fresh ~, where pamphlets with
map cavr and bylaws asd all other inomr,u be
aI orders for sh with u Jsm.s Hs
v no 40 seventh street, other underwater win be
sutseaaM June i7--dy
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hna
Tanners Clinical Medicine.
The Yellow FROM Dickcns's Household Words
The Confessions Of frety Woman MissP ardoc,
The Jealous Wife by Miss Patdoe
Vegetables
how obtain them. Price lax seos,
Septi FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Should anld acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought 10 min;
Should auId Acquaintance BE- hlrgot,
l...... . ..t,Id Inn - Ii "

Should aud acquaintance be forgot,
brought 10 min
Should aud Acquaintance BIZ forgot
And days - aud lang ~yne."
he ending
ending lune, 1882 the soph MOI
june 1884, aud the Freshman class o ms
year ending Jne 1885, hereby nquest'd 10 assemble
chain Of love and friendship which n
entirely exchange once more ~ er
greeting sympathy iament the nnimty iai' o.
som OF their promising conpeers
preliminary meeting The srtappined committee VIII b
ond " in September, A. D. 1856 al The uner
Hotel between ForHh aDd Fith seet7
which case- to wl2m may be
when The measures m be
adopted o as full attendance possible
In the mean me, addressed VIII be
ofthe committee by mail with
lteif respective post offices
y. Trenton N. j., Chairman of Committee.
AlB2AEDhR (; HART, N. n,
j. NEWTON LIGHT En-
y ING Aer, PcnEsyiyunia,
PHILIP PENnLErpN.
d Winston. Allegheny Co, Md,
SAMUEL r. Ri''HARUs
OF Baist Iron aud Giass w orks, N J
w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee
JoSn WsrpMAs Of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March sf-ewtNar3 [Tuelicencer]
All of The world request
their editorial columns, rs mem
If catared mo4sb the four great az
globe and ali newspapers throughout as United
oasgnay this and the ID Of March, AID 1881
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4 MEXICAN HOUSE. Hanover Ass<ct, Bostony by
Rebuilt, and elegantly fniAad
modern improvements eonventences accommoda
on o travelling public.
D~cl n -dl
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$4,000 sossrs' blankets WOOL gray with the letter. Y g. in
and fee. inches wide each blanket weigh pounds
fleece wool and with double and twisted yarn to weigh
l4eoO po@poal, allery Infantry dragons, and
!, a. a. yards s crimson III .i,S ;sD ~. inch
Ia,47o yards webbing
5000 sheets Of cotton waddins
900 gross brass Goa, buttons
a.Soo DO white meta, suspender buttons
j, sS Ss do. 4" ,, o. DO %,od shirt aa,, do
900 len. buttons sps DO ars
i. & s iss s'' g roles, 8
5000 5000 va. Il g. ss 90 ss ; ;a,s. 4, i
iO,1oo savanizea staples, Tor
Eco G Gs;l Pan; s, {"s" e..
1000 handles
1900 camp haichets
500 .o aU 40 hana'es
20 bugles with mouth pieces
30 trumpet cords, for cavalry
20 drums. artillery
ea q a dun. sae.. carriages ni,s brass
$50 drum drum, heads, snare
MISCELLANEOUS.
Silks red white green. and blue, for reenena flags and sn
aax wine colon ,wlne hang aoe brass thimbs for flags
boiling rope and irrrues tsr guidons n,s,,
All which desirable should be of domestic mahuactue
and conform NIL the standard patterns sealed ~
this Office, where they can be examined.
patterns viii mail with additional nforma
subject may desired by manufacturers wish
to offer proposals
Ten Of the of each delivery viii pc retained
deacaion Of the contractor
fulfilling putations the About one-laf
supplies before the LIST July nex
will be made them the next app"pa
branch nf the service avaa
BILE ; the will be paid for daiiyery.
The privilege reserved Of increasing by onshd the quantity
Of all the supplies above mentioned.
Contracts will b. based upon accepted proposals. for me tahmen
BIDS
regular dealers in the article proposed
be furnished will be considered from any
is a dealer
suppies be distinctly stated
offered, address Of the
proposed securities contract Is obtned
containing proposals should be endorsed Proposals for
Army Supplies -
Address to g. H. CRdShAN,
Majar and Qnarternaster u. 8. A.
Oct 3.-eodtstDcc
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No, 5i4]
Notice % lge ,erli. - s.s Dpnviio Land Ofsoe
D. ffilDots.
GshsRAL Lssp uFFtcr, sept ~, 1850.
INSTRUCT vs. have tbt- d. transmitted 70 The gisier
receiver npnvr aud e ~ Illinois i-is
saii d. ihiriy day'
public Of snid insfuc Of he
reopeng Of which applications will
be received by them
Taos. A. HENDRICKS,
Sept nl--anwGw fIns 4 star.J Commissioner.
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No. LIS writing 10 by 25 inches, weigh twenty
eight pounds
writing paper Is by Is inches weigh twenty
pounds per ream
WIRING paper, - inches, weigh twenty
pounds
writing inches, weigh twenty
pounds per ream
No. 5 400 wiring IL by ID inches to weigh Twelve
pounds per ream
CLASS 9-Leger Papers.
No. I.-2Go heavy DENY writing paper
% 2.--2UU folio post . .
No. 300 g medium -
No A.
No s.
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she uNLY ONE AUTHORISED ,--The Roh q DR. Buy,
sa s d as a 9ssass VI aasy cs
won all affections Of The skin, daes scrouls the
peoa d M and hered,a aerimopy ef huuors As dcputs
sdieacious y eaar,s Of s bladder 10 con,
injections soundngs As an anti sh,lc The Rob cures IN
cspava cubeb from only spei
the without o-u,ranns II The Rob Boyveau above Az
and which have resisted the powers OF mercury the odue
General agent. United Bond,n, esq, 81
William street. New York, for wholesale orders Gniot Duconge,
druggists throughout, Unit
&c. S Of e. a M be o. BY ~a &C. Pss
din % William street, New York. who viii Information
wanted.
prepared America West IN
dies, United duties the Rob in bond
GROCERIES. WINES. LiauoHs, sscwe beg leave 70
he attention OF friends aud ihe public to our STOCK o
! Fine green isas
Java, Rio and Laeuayra cofees
Refined brown
Family snp.rine, and ex,,a iour, in Ibis and bags
Grain and ground spices OF every description .
And other article necessary to make ap complete asso
wInes, Liquors, and Cigars.
Madeira sherry port caret and champagne wines OF avofe
brands, aud par, very superior
Fine brand,es, wlskcy rns, Sc. Ia wood anil glass
Together with large stock OF yaoa German aud domestic
Se win goods, many articles which We
ai he rccyug, prices indncenen' s
families d The trade % gss ~ cal sre,s saegyns ts,, w~
South side Penn avenue, between ~ and 9th streets
oet9-law3wn
IoHs G. DEvEHEUx, Comm,-s,oner o coara Of
IS 70 aes sneqmsu c." M New
Co.. Hon. Luther Brsdsh, james w Gerard, ESQ.,, WIN Gurus
sey, iosepn u Bradley, esq, warhiss,oa, D Q.
nBsnsmen Of istar nHa claimants or washington
make srpnntment ~ Che inr Of taxing ssps'sA2
i ." q @ Civ "a To who's. g.. ssei
&c, Io--aswim j. c. DEvEREUx
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orncI or coaalsa.nz esssslL OF sussisrsscs,
Washington October -, 1850
18th .ay January 1856 f The delivery Of prov bulk
troops the United States, upon inspection
blows:
m Fsn BRADY, saala sse. Marie, hehigan.
OF barrel. OF pork
1875 barrels Of fresh superine nour
so bushels OF new white Geld beans
SO pounds Of good hard soap
i,slt pounds d nrs sualty RIO coffee
IA bushels Of good dry Gne salt
eis gallons oi good cider vinegar
at Fort Maesinae, MieAsan
62 barrels Of pork
50 bashrls Of new white field beans
als pounds ialIow candies
2eae pounds o. hrsi quality Dry brown sugar
i,si4 pounds FIRST quality o collie
One half on LEI June 1855 remainder BY 18Th September
al Fort Independence, Boston, Afass4chuse,ts.
$50 barrels Of fresh superhne fiaur
100 bushels Of new white field beans
$50 pounds of good hard ,alow candies
So 0 pounds OF first qualify dry brown sugar
ae pou"a Of sa ,o, q r,en E,o enss
43a gallons Of good cider vinegar
a Fora oaiario, oseeeo, New York.
90 barrels OF pork
80 bushels Of new white field beans
s76 pounds Of good hard soap
32o pounds OF good hard aow candles
1908 pounds Of FIRST quality dry brown sugar
,34 pounds Of inst quality Rio coffee
Ii bushels OF good clean dry tine salt
go gallons of good cider vinegar
half III June Ia ali October 1856.
AT Uea Point, NeD York.
$50 barrels Of pork
900 barrels Of ffesh rupeIine flour
900 bushels Of white field beans
1854 pounds OF good hard soap
1912 pounds OF good hard aow candies
1852 pounds of hrsi quality dry b own sugar
5,25G pounds OF 6s quality Rio coffee
SO bushels of good clean dry tine sait
SIG gallons Of good cider vinegar
al Fort Columbus, Gopornor's Island, New York.
go barrels OF pork
SO barrels OF fresh superhne flour
900 bushels of white field beans
3504 pounds OF good hard soap
l,s2 pounds Of good hard taIlow candles
1882 pounda Of first quality dry brown sugar
526 loIpds of first quality Flo cnffie
So bushels OF good clean dry fine salt
$40 gallons OF good cider vinegar
at Fort Hamilton, Nurous, Neo York HayJor.
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EXECUTIVE AcUTEHEss.-It is the common i'm
preston that Montgomery Blair, Esq, present So
Icitor of the Cou Of Claims, has been selected as
successor to the deceased Chief Justice of the Cir
cult Court for this District This gentlemen is son
Of the old editor of the Globe and his appointment
as Solicitor encountered warm opposition in the
Senate upon the charge that he had developed
Free-soil tendencies. An ex-senator, himself n
candidate for the place, witty remarked that il
was proof of Frank Pierce's shrewdness and
astute perception, that he should have discovered,
on days notice, the only Abolition lawyer in the
city, and forced him on the Senate for four thou
sand dollar per annum station for which nearly
very member of the District was competitor
Dorrespondent Courier