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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-02
". A.
+ A. HUNT s. CO,
PRODUCE
Commission aud Forwarding
No. 10, Levee, St LOUIS mo.

WE adhere strictly Commission busne Mr ~
w wa solicit con signmchts OF Pnopu'E, MEN
Having ample fa,il ties for doing business, when
"a ,n.,rpa. led ,.y amy housc in thc Western ,nn
Try, rarcuiar attention viii be paid TO h!lHg "t r'v
.scri,t,on OF ne reha nds': also, 20 hE' rif'
~, ~ 81? - EnRW RIDING GOODS. Liberal adfah
ces win be made when required.
p. A. Husr reicr. 10 the hume" lrieNu NJ 4 h.
rons OF the late firm OF Hubbeii * NUM- Vi "h''" '
was a member.
TINE FIRM REFERS TO,
Iue.s & smonds, St. Louis. poan, kings 90 - Lnas
n ., paenn Hon. 4. a. Lawrence, Dos.
M.ots Chr;s,y 4 Co" Claim. Mel,en 4 Co. y; r.
wooss AZ Sa asn. F.A.HUNT q co.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-02

No l2a-Suburhan farm lo4acres; les in s w qrSe
2lT Is 81; al under feuce Hn Gu trated; good build
ings and appendage; price SIS per acre;
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-02

No lse--Farm finely improved, oflGO acres; 0 mile
below the city near the town OF Buffalo; large amour
OF good timber large frame building barn aud stable
Price $4,000
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-02

No 1894 great bargain: a NarMo Wapsepinicon
tanning $50 IS Of which under cultivation
2dweiInE houses, stable crib and well-Prics 81
per acre
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-02

No e5--Snperb Farm of 900 acres, situated on tn
Musca,ns road 81 miles west OF City. al under fence
I4O acres in guilty ton. balance in timber; building
all new ana cost $2,GIu Price S6,500
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-02
For Sale.

le0 Acres beautiful prairie landin Scott county good
IOU log dwelling some sheds and out buildings, and
and splendid spring OF never failing water, price
81 pei aere ! cash bal. in l2 months.
EAUS 4 STEWART,
Feb 90 AgcNts.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-02
Lots for Sale.

Lot on 4th between Le Claire & Farnam sts. ear
! and terms easy.
Also beantifulf lot on Fifth S, between Perry s
Rock Island. Appl! TO
Feb2o EADS d STEW ART.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-02

No l23-Soper Farm Of ieOacres, 100 Of Prsire--e,
acres good timber in Aliens Grove Farm we'll im-
proyed--Price 81 $50
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-02

No asa splendid farm the Mississippi River ls
miles below Uaver port in Muscatine county tain
ng ass acres 100 Of whchis under cuitvation; 40 in
% ID huildines and upwards 900 fruit in full
bearing--appls, peach and cheny--Prics Sls per
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-02

lAo--A Farm Of 500 ores on the Wapseptnicon bot
tom .iy miles from lie Claire; 40 under fe &c ant
in cultivation co Of good Timber-2 houses barn sc
To,thar with all the stock teams and farming uten
.is srleu did h. me for any bsdy wishing to engage
In farming.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-02

143-A farm Of 255 acres, with a house; good or
chard and large spring, near Walnut GroHe--prlee
$50 per acre;
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-02

Isl-One hundred AMI twenty acres In Pr!ncetar
Township, IL miles of Lost Gr,ve-price SlsSO pr &C
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-02
Nice Cheap Home

Nice Cheap Home
NEAT frame house with rooms. wood house
aud Kitchen lot l50b! 81 feet, with lot So nth side
back end 20 by IS feet, with stor. Fame house ON
the same. situated Main street above .h, all for
$4,000. down, balance 6 mouths II required There's
"a bargain" for you if YOU apply on TO
Mars. EAUS \ STEWAR T.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-02

49, Tract of Coal Land containing !6o acres MP
on which there il mine now worked and coal deliv
cred in the cty-will be sold at grett bargain;
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-02

STERLING bills on Belfast Banking Co. Belfast Ire
= land for sale by
YERTY & BARROW.
Feb. LIST, ls55-u Bankers. &c.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-02

51--A beautiful and valuable Lot on the Corner Of
Bra dy and Locus streets, ]09 feet square Also 9TH
er Lot. ad dining IOyX 1870 and other lots 64xl0;
Apply to GEO NiChoLLs,
General Real Estate Agent,
Corner OF Main and Second Streets, Iowa.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-02

For Sale.
iAp Acres unimprov ed ,aI,j in Scott county 500
tVO per aere,t in hand. bal. in 4 II months.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-02

fla two story house the corner OF Seventh and
Main ST. rooms. good cellar and cistern.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-02

s-Sixty five acres Of Land and half miles from
Davenport. IS acres improved with good franc
House I,wx City road price s. 60
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-02
LEA CHER, LEATHER

Davenport, mel, IS. '55.dWt.
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~ RAILROAD DIRECT no 1nE WEST.



Tisas bes~esc ~ash,ngsc. snc Wheeling but Isl
noessi
pning s tsfpea. Washgioa end oiseasati, p Aoarsi
Through r'eAsss and nssssss onsels 20 he had IN
@a.hiasson-
IVaE Baltimore Railroad having greatly improved
wcs'srn now on ,he fullest nd 70 as
TAe canass.en between me trains from gsshngton and
wahntJo Jnso tasely eaisd ,hs Relay iou-e nine mics
ns asa s s s ar y me- sa,s ,aas 20
Wheeling ,re Wahig s,soa transferred
s soss r II ~ p@ son @'9 The s Connecting I'd 9ss s. as
Washington asly az 8, and ~, n an Sundays al The
Al Whssiips ssre with the GEN
Mhselag through cambndge z.sess'e, and Newark 20
iasss trains .essss AZ Newst w, ne Nswars
Chicago st Leais, &c.
Al Coianbls railroad
~ ns Lite nierai reroad to xena, CiNciNNhr LOUIS
yLE =. xsas Las m,sm, ra.ssa r, = r!ea !
ian'e, La'aye~. Chicago. Rock sand, - L.uis, sc-
Nacbex New orrans sold waslnstol~
uanstsr at Cincinnati the mail steamers the ONO
,s ss'. for ss.sls' cao' nna b. Louis are sold ~ Tina
FOR CLEVELAND and vim Cleveland Toledo De,ro, Chi
cseo, 6c when ONO n4vigabe between
Wheeling and Welsyi~, Qory mosJ where connexon with
Travellers requested THAR while only
aodng ihrouh tickets and checks in washington is alto the
The great
on. s,a miles, bsng about 100 miles shorter har ny any osr
Fare by through ticket from washington wheeIng, 50
y y sy a oa from M s so s 3
cssso s. Sai an and % sss asmph
For Frederias and Harpes Ferry Marns,g Berkeley SPRING.
Cumberland sons, Piedmont, Oakland Fancrn,
way and wheeling
train from Washington. ,., .,.
ro further information through tickets apply to tn H.
PARSONS, agent at Washington station - -
Master Of Transportation Baltimore and
May 5-dH Ohio Railroad, Baltimore
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peutien OF Emily Pullman adaiinistraiix
Of ews tnlmsn deceased late Of Albion, New York
Lewis Pullman
st OF August, sii in michnes
removing tnifngs Se for om The expiration
patent which takes place the 2s day August,
1850
said petition be heard Office
Monday the 6h day Of August al ~ O'Clock, ai
noasd
VIII sud pet lion oaght BIZ granted.
opposing required die In the
eectons specially forth writing
~ days the Of hearing Al sed by parry,
corance with the rules c tho ofce which viii be furnished
picaon.
n he he
depostons, papes relied upon
in The Weraiag of that
guipents, Any, within days ucreaiirT.
puDisLed in the Union ntel
gancer, Evening Su washington. D. c.; Psppsyivsninn
Philadelphia, scien tc Americana New York, N. ". Daily
Republican. Batpore; Post, Boston, Mass
a the 9Th day
gust next, the dag Of hearing ..
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner
sEdiiors OF The above win psaec and end
bills Patent ofce with containing 'his
22--lawjw
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nassau Hall college of New Jersey, Princeton,
" Should aeld aeguasntasce be forgot,
And never broGsbI TO min
should auld aeqas,p,sncs be tnfgoa
And iays o. Auld lang syns.p

Should auld sequa,ntasce be forget,
And brought to min
should auld aeqas,o,sncs be tn9od
Aud days % auld lang syne.R
ending le23
iha naio class the ending June, @ The rarh
ending 1884, and the Freshman
ending Ju1e, 1880, hereby assemhe IN
Washington, d. O. tasd March, ~ 1884, ,hn les.
the OF The chain eedhia which
entirely exchange their
lives greeting rymphy, aad the uamsy ao %
o( their promising compees.
preliminary meeting seifappointed committee wit he
held first Monday September A. H. idS the tuii.d
Hotel, CLesnnt Fouth aud Fda
classes
when The viii b.
adopted fun atcndasc- possible.
addressed be
furnish The ofhe committee by mail with
their respective post offices
of Trenton, N. j.. Chairman OF Commitaa.
ALEXANDER q. BART, NJ d.,
Phiadeiphiai Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LiGHTNER,
Of Lsncaster, Pennsy yaua,
PHILIP PENDtEToN,
OF Winston, Aleehany Co, Md,
SAMUEL p. RICHARDS,
of ron md Glass Works, MI,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
of Montgomery county Maryland,
Gon,miitee.
Ioifs WkinaAs OF Lebanon, Pa Secretary.
March 27--iawtNarJ tiaeligencerl
newspapers
ed this their editorial
hers 1f
OF the piose and ali newspapers throughout The United
America
cafionay between THIS date aud the ID Of March, A. a. 1871
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rhe
paynasnse. nv satscsspglg H. made ~ ~dyanea.
n..sant sahseohsIs Hay frtwaat nosuy slst, a.
ynch viii ts pas b aNa a. so tt
lruasHaisa'ob.
rhs CuuNrRI fArEG = paeatheu tr-ssests a.nss
.ons q Congress, AMI sc-atSeskS cusius - nleest
suhscrsions for sciod less var
propostioned ths shsse tats4.
or lsTMASrEg~ autt xeJ agsr sna ~
seaang DAILY subscribers So aneiasse y stvs
sENt-NkEKLY sae~eTbers wila So eneesod w - sHVued
enpy grafis.
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OF the establishment Of ~ additional Land Office tAs Ter
rifory Of Oregon.
IN pur of congress approved February ~, lass
entitled establish adluoasi land dsic IN the
Territory csied DISTRICT
fourth stsadd rss. s hereby
LAM Office said district hs.
the Peidat of the United safes The
winchester enid Territory, until otler ordered.
Given Of Wa-hinpnn i7h
May, A. ID, 1885. John WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land OAes.
May is-Iawi2w lfnteL STAR
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Completion or Panama Railroad.

Reaansion of F4rs 70 csaloraa
pnsd sgnshss leave New YssR
~is Asanra "a shutss utaatn.
~I~ u - eoanscuug Fnnaaa4
~ ~ Fraacsca,
ships irarrctd aNd approved
Department, guaranty spees ana sstesy.
(4T ns8 eomrtscd oa
ocean, The
ger. through psssn-
e~snsnN
rhe aoney paid all espenses 81 me
krpt New fors, Pannaa and
prevent Sl accident,
ne II entirely rsastte.
wal
through by each sud take charge Of
Narea children wthoni ohcr protector
through tickets the lowest apply the agency ~
Vests strt New York, T. W, RAYMOND.
MayS d.
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IoFIN v. sNtDgR dealer the former old established
niier No 10 Walnut four doors
e poush street, w ha sapp,ied with wines
ana liquors sp accommodating sfms.
acop SNnER. importation cf foreign wines,
oc. prepared 10 receive orderr
fr special apoaon ~ SC from various h"asc" IN w"
,e and upwards. and Also so'cits
of scn Vaughan sssr the cf his friends and
customers.
nee Of heshi June s-aH
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ilARRIAsE Horses sNle--A pair of beautifully
u family bo,ses, together with
ni6cept built modern
The of great vsue osng young and gentle The
months, and
M FIRST purchased
viii sell them great bargnn
Apply o WA. I. DOVE, Coafdeaier, First Ward.
NV
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washington Aqueduct.

OFFICE WAsHiNoTos AoUEDucT,
Washington, March 7, 1855.
DR0POSALS ovfed and brick
dams, and other work the Washington aqnedurt
Proposals. the 9Th May will be opened al noon OF
that day.
specifications Of The work viii be ready
animation dud the llh day ot April next
sc dcsctbrd plans and specifications.
OF The works be completed under the
appropriation but all for unfinished work viii
be subject future appropriations By Congress The engineer
prescb the amount OF work 20 be done aud
under for each appropriation and IN
works shall be stopped uni funds become available
work for want Oi
reserved will paid it, in the judgment oI
engineer the work has been properly executed r has
specie checks the United Saicr
monthly OF the reseving TO
it viii be rdon Of an that the work
scaIcd and endorsed proposals for work
the Washington Aqueduct."
right all The bids
such
considered most conducive 10 the progress OF the
work
offer sast be accompanied by written signed BY
responsible effect that he they under
bidder bidders WILL il his their lid be accepted
within days. with coed and sufficient
completion The work nnertnkeu
accompanied United States district
Judge United States district some officer o
individual Engineer De-
pament War; able TO make good their
guarantee.
opened in presence Of bidders, II any Of them
choose 10 be present
Capt. of Eogineers, in charge.
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II. n. GILLET,


resid Franklin Row,
lie will continue devote his
United supreme Court
Having devoted law he witt
opinions legal questions arising hes
Ofce appeals the chief justice assistant
District OF Columbia; and will Also the
prepaIa andt patents
Tie wi written opinions and fr
either of tbs departments
claims before board estabshed r their
sdjudirntiou
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The National Hotel

reopened the 9Th
kitchen from the basement
budng and alterations IN and about tue dnins
comfort OF ~
furnished with the best the markets atord
and labor will he -pnred
the
thai public will continue
which always been extended the house,
desnp for the winter do
by calling the Hotel Board ~ day
T.. ID. WILLARD
WAsmsoTos CIrg, November IA, ls5a
Noy l6-f
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stop Southampton going returning

stopping Southampton both going aud returning they offer
London and Hvre advantages
route, for the economy of time aud money
Passage from NsW York to Southampton and Bremes.
First cabin main saoon $i3o cabin lower saoon silO
second do, $50
All letters newspapers through the Office
No bills OF Iadip. will be signed on the dhy OF sailing
An experienced surgeon IL attached TO each shiI.
For freight passage, apply to :, .
C. H. SAND, IL south William st., N. Y.
G. A. HEINEKEN Il Co., Bremen,
CROSKEY 4 Co Southampton.
WILLIAM ISELlN, Hsvre.
Mar 6--dly
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HE ONLY ONE auruoRizup


NEAU LAFFELTEUH Is far the uf Iu-
paa. Other sm'ar remedies. Is radically
mercury affections Of he akin da-e. the
period fe aud hereary aofiony of humore As dpura
powerfully seacous cairfls of the bladder,
other weakness OF the arising itom iasrs
pbitic Rob in
cubch, injections wEn ep
The virus without The Rob a
sypBie dcnses whether stand
aud which have resisted the powers Of mercury or the ionre
of potassium
General agents United States Gabriel Biondn ESQ.,, 97
William street. Wholesale Guiot Ducongs,
Orleans; seuiliv, San Francisco
sol by all the druggists throughout the Uns
The pamphlet OF Doctor O. de e. Geyais the med
Rob vii, be otiained by g. Bon
din New York, who will information
wanted
a. b. s prepared orders Cor South Amerca the West
United Stac dltes. he has the Rob in bond
March l4-diy-
lSprk.g CIAIrSS-Uah Forrest, attorney law, Rock
Ii claims and
before tbe Washington Commitment
addressed Rockville 1t2 north s ~
promptly attended 10.
March Ji-dtsunly
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United States Mails.

PosT OyricR DEPARTMENT, May Is, 1885.
PROPOSALS carrying
of November le55 10 the oth day Of June 1859 In
elusive MICHIGAN will be recaivsd
tract Office Department, in IN" ef Wash
Of inclusive, be decided
nd day On he rout specified.
l3les Carp miles
during suspension of from NovsmbeF
10 May ID in year.
Leave River Monday al Gnm;
Arrive keswenaw Bay Wednesday by 6pm,
Lease Bay Thursday at team;
Anv q Carp River q Saturday by o pm.
Bay Portage Entry Houghon, Cihop Eagle
River Iiafbor, and North West Mine, 70 Fort VIII
kns, n and back, week.
Leave keewcuaw Thursday All
Arrive Al + orr wilkins Saturday by PM
Leave Forty wilkins Monday at 6smi
Arrive at ke. weaaw Bay "wednesday by q pm.
i3ps K.ewennw Adventure, aud RockaDd
Opfoporon 80 m an back, week
Leave Keewen bay Thursday at am;
Arrive al OutoDagon Saturday by pm;
Leave Ca,onaqon Monday nj 6am;
Arrive NJ Ker snaw Bay mel "Wednesday by
For embraced
proposals dated February io lss5
JAMES CAMPBELL,
May f7--iswlw Postmaster General.
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Law Notice.
Baows, srAsros, Asn wAlxs

brown, ETANroN, AND WALKkR.
w Il. BROWN FRED. p. STANTON, and J. KNOX WALK
w ER formed Dershr IA ihe
United c W Nishnsu
in OGices ia a,Gingtrp Mem
Daeo either place
letters addressed receive attention,
lg-- ueod tlpiel. aud sentinel copyl
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TUoRosB PRACTICAL educated Maryland farmer wishes
healthy in The sonih which
desires improve and convert into purely aseu
tura ands stock farm.
he highest gven and all communca
lions en ne subject fully answered.
Address AGRICoLA, Washington, ID O.
March 17--Iawly
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NEW YORK, BREMEN, AND SOUTH
AMPrfN UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS. -
<z The rhins comprising this line the WASHING
TON, Capt. T. Cxvendy; HERMANN, Capt. Ed
ward Higgins.
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HousE NsrRKsfNr al fsTrED
cefs's ofaees May -, 1855.
IN parsuanee The lh section of the Conge
August, Is4 entitled An lesNx and maksg aPpFops
bills Authority VI law sed hx ard
ptda io ecuan red ~ shs departments a.
ofbce aptl Wedasdsy a7t June next AZ
yi1s 4As Wv A"'''
DESCRIPTION or ARTICLES
CbAss I-Psger.
i'em i-soo iaans wireaid suPsrhns, faint
iSo ,ssm ssan' .s%e ,, s,,es Sos,ns o,
AS Gsa@e arielrl anruled
S-l0o superhne cream-aid paper
size, sn'-oed and siteoerd
/" 6-lO0 lsame articie,1 unfutcd
7Ioo super1ne eream-laid s@Aa size,
sloo whiie-cap paper. supsrhns. fan,ned
o7-Io mourning paper, letter
and note size
lioo reanis eommereiailaid note Psper large size n'
Proposals % The price per
ofaem. 2 and TO exceed one half Of each
II.--Enreiopes.
I-Sooooo envelopes. dick laid whe large letter size
aaooooo envelopes hieAai white sa.an ietsr osia's
-soeyo envelopes rh'ck-laid white, snan note sizs
isS,soo DO 90 laid sa age '.,,s1 s1sis' s'as -
q 20 5000 600 DO DO DO ,d, Sae,al 1s ,e,,, ana
o1icia size, smooth and stfong,
for newspapers and documents
gwen u pockets Proposals mus, stale the price
thousand.
Class nI.-Eaives, &C.
i7s DOZEN fou'b!ade peahand,s pocket knives .
S 90 ,woslsds pesa 1,.s o. ssi handle pocsi a"ises
80 cases scissors
$50 pairs drarra,e Office shears
g. dozen ivory handle
Proposals state the price dozen
Items Nos aad are TO be Of ue best quality and ''' Of
Class Iv--Pers, Pensolders, Pencils, aud caiis
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rnofosrp pArxs or sAiLIx,

EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. Sc Wal, street. ". Y.
BROWN SIMPLIFY, CO.,
STEPHEN KENNARD co,
- Austin Frisrs, London.
D. q. WAINWRIGHT CO.,
Paris.
GEO. II DRAPER, Havre.
The accountable for gold silver
ewe precious stones, or metals, unless o OF
therefor and the value thereof thereln
Ap2S-hn
yyDR commodious four and attic house
side, the Of street House con
taips rn, has recently been papered and painted
Terms accommodating aud psscssion giv.n mmed-
sej Address 20, Solicitors 0hce Treasury Department
lS--Sr
John q. Sargent ~ Charles Albert,
4ftornsys and Coaase}tors-at- Lar
associated oi
III will that be tntrused
court ot claims OF
United sitting IN the District OF Columbia
WAsutssroS, ID. O., March "a 1855
Mar 25--eod3m
FOR uESThe conmodous house recently oeeu
pied Brazilian situated the Great Circle, on
Pennsylvania avenue west.
For apply Mes Riggs Co.. or 10 MI jas Eveisth
winder's building, No. Q, corner Of i7h snd Streets
hp b-eou
Spcctncfes.
NOLD fine spectsces glasses, Ac,
" focuses pcrfoca perscoc, and parasoia glasses
gives peculiar advantages IN selecting glasses
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John O. Sargent a Charles Albert,

GOLD hne steel and plated spectces a o.
focuses with pcfocai perccrc and paraeoia glasses
experience gives peculiar advantages IN selecting glasses
adapted 10 the eyes Of wcasers. -
3ai Penn. avenue. Ninth and Tenth streets.
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Treasury Department consists of the offices OF the Sec
y the Treasury, two comptrollers, commissioner OF
six auditors treasurer, register, solicitor, light
n @Sard, and coast survey.
oi9~ng is brief indication Of the duties Of these
oos and Of the force employed therein respectively
say 08lce.-Ilon james Guthrie, Secretary Of the
n l Hon. 7. @. Washington, Assistant Secretary
neer IN charge; architect and three draughtsmen
w employed, and twenty three clerks. The Secre-
W. Treasury Is charged with the general supervision
S transactions OF the government, and Of the ese-
A. te ne avs concerning the and navigation
H. 4 nted states. He superintcnds the survey Of the
49, lighthouse establishment, the marine hospitals Of
lFeI states, and the construction Of certain public
y 'or g. astom-housAs and other purposes.
~ N~g.r,lisr's OSee.-Elisha whittesey esq, Comp
~ ~ hneen clerks He prescroes the mode Of keep
.ndarlgg accounts for the civil and diplomatic
me- a. lhe public lands, and revises and certies the
- arising thereon
49, toHPiroicr's 0Ece--John ". Brodhesd, esq,
'e., and seventeen clerks He prescribes the mode
n5k ~ rendering the accounts OF the army, navy,
49, departments of the public service, and revses and
H. W balances arising thereon.
C'a,misiioasr of the Ca,tous.Hugh J. Anderson,
S y hssloncr, and eleven clerks. He prescribes the
~ lhg and rendering the accounts of the customs
n disbursements, aud for the bnilding and repair
fsg DC, and reyses and certos the balances
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