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Proposals for building Lighthouse on $ Seven
foot Knoll" mouth of PatapscO river, Md.

TREASURY DEPARTMssT,
Office Light house Board,
Washington, ID. c., March "a, 1855.
DRoPosAIs will be received April (on
day will be opened) for furnishing the materials (ot
wrought and cason) aud building light house, pie
Kno,n Paap
Md, by 3vh OF December
Detailed drawings OF plan light be
this office, mo 81 Wiader's buldiDg)
should bid BE- accepted contract viii be executed at
N@a~
until whole work Il completed
receive be approved the OF the
worksad having
reject materials and workmanship accordance with the
Of the
right reject any and al bids be
deemed advantageous the public interest
should sealed addressed The undersigned,
dorsed "Poposals for Seven foot Knoll Light house"
EDMD. l.. +. HARDCASTLE.
Engineer Secretary.
m
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Iron HALL
SALES .a7 AUCTION.

TIE the teg iesvs
household
Disposal household sar Do
w be settled cashsd four hours s~r hs
delivery OF ae geods
ndvaseea every description Of merchandise eoassned
for Every effort viii bs sde 20 fsndef satisfactory
- g. w. BoTELBR,
March -9sawaw i,sis
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small stores for the OF navy
~ ne Scndfe aud House OF tAc United
1aasrea ia Congress assembled That for supplies
30 o"hihg and sl,ali the may
m the option of the department, N made by
vos a. faonnftctrer Of, rcstaa,
ist y re JTHittei, WAfeA Jai,
NAV y re BIDS oGsred thsi The bds al persons
~. srd 70 eompiy any contracts they
he WNiusf entered United States shall nj
~ ne depaftmeat, be rejected hat more than one hid
euA ~ we supply of an wficie marty
oe "Wn Name IN the OF his partuer clerk or any
M he whole Of such hds shall be rejected at TIE option
s WpN'menti and that nfm shall nat h. re-
ss. uteles ipr each ohvri and whenever il may be-
AZ "NtsshfY, fnr
ss erws Of the United vessela 10 procure nsu,cnar
49, nnut which known keep on d,p, stations
y frolSoas and Noth,ne with the appreciation Of the
m - we Navy be, aai hcrehy b authorized procure the
lsN - he best terms ia market overt.
approyed "a March, is5a.
April 3-laNaw
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sIssgEl ONLY ONE AuTHORIXED!1he Rob Of DR. BOY
VEAU LAFtECTEUR is far superior 70 The sirups Of Cusi
similar remedies Ii radically
without all affections The skin dare scoula the con
ulcers accidents from accouchments critical
period of f. and hereditary acrnony OF huno AZ dspura
powerfully scacious caanhs Of the bladder
injections soundnes. As sypiltc the Rob in
OF balsam Of cspava eubebs from which only eps
neutraizng The Rob Boyveau above alt
ing the oC the odure
of potassium.
General for the United States Gabriel Bondn, 81
York. for wholesale orders uiot DucoDge,
New Orleans; Seuly San Francisco. /.
sold bv all the druggists throughout the uni
States pamphlet Gervais the
of the Rob will be obtained by writing To g. Bon
81 William New York, who will give every Information
wanted.
prepared fill orders for South America the Yves, In
he has the Rob in bond
March Idly
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Law Notice.

BRows, STANTON WALxxK.
III NJ. r. BROWN, FRED r. STANTON, and KNOX WALK
ER partnership
Cou of cm Warrington,
and Offices in arhiugcu Mem
Once found
% receive attention.
April 49, tfsod [fuiel. md senunet cnFy.J
NEWS FOR Ladies--Mrs. A. X YOUNG, fashionable
inform her
Enerny receipt of the sass fashions sf
Engsh American styles OF dress She has secured
best dse@sss, which she will be enabled 10
work short notice and ia the best Good ms
IL s needless anything
they testify work we'll ged ats Al she asks ~
goods In the market and shoss who
with neir custom will hnd TO bfn sdvsntagr
prices and good work Gisaher
call on m, second street, side, No. sE
April tl--codim
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Uofyman's RosendaIc Cement.

HIs he Lawrence Gemen
Company and has ie unqualified approhator c te most e
department
f works government For sale al IN,
omce company by
vi w WOODWARD, Secretary,
l42 Front street, New Yorh.
MarG-d2mf
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Stopping Southampton both going md returning they odr
London and Hayre advantages
other route, for the economy Of uins aud money.
Passage from Neu York 70 Southampton and sreme"
cabin. saoon 5iao cabin, lower saloon, slo
second do, 500. Is
All newspapers through the post office
No biis ading win be signed on the day OF sailing.
An experienced surgeon il attached TO each ship.
For freight passage, apply 10
C. II. SAND, III South William ST, N. y
q. A, HElNEKEN Co., Bremen.
.,# t CROSKEY s. Co Southampton
WILLIAM fsEI.iN, liavrc.
Mar 0--dy
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AAvKEP GARDEN AND DAIRY FARM FOR sale.
M Fairfax Virginia, eight
miles or Washington by The Georgetown turnpike, and n'ee
about 500 and be advan
heavily wooded much
OF the tim building The remainder well
grass highly improved by lime and other erb
izers.
Address CATESBY Ar r. JONES,
Mar oo--eodtf Washington,
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John o. Sargent & Charles Albert,

Attorneys and Counsetors-at- Law,
IAyE prosecution nf professional
III and will attend that be ntrused
Uned sitting District Of Columbia
WAsHISGToa, u, o., March "a 1855
Maro o5--eod3m
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orrIoE OF rHs WAsniseros AeuKpuor,
Washington, March Z, loS5

4 WAFHiseros AQuEDDCr,
/ Washington, March ], lo55.
pROPOSALs iDyed and brick masonry
dams, Washington aqnaduct
Proposals, efh May, will be opened
thai day.
be
| animation and aer yuth day April next.
bidges, &c. described plans nealions.
he completed
hut all unfinished will
subject The
under each each appropriation and IN
holding
works shall be stepped funds become available
la
funds. will paid IT. the Judgment
the engneer the work has been properly executed ar hns
!
will specie upon The United
the estimates the 10
will dion all that The work
All bids should be sealed, endorsed Proposals for work
the Washington Aqueductn s.a 4h#sa slsl.
The United the right all the bids
should be deemed make such
conducive Of The
responsible effect they
that the bidder bidders WILL his their bid he accepted,
obligation, within with goed and sufficient
undertakes aid
be the United States district
judge United States district officer OF
the individual The Enpneer De-
of War; that The able make good their
: .
opened presence bidders, il any them
choose 10 be present
L. MEIGs
Capt. of Engineers in charge
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NEW GOODs-P. J. STEER, Merchant tailor, Washington
Place. Seventh street, has opened his spring goods
styles of the Gentlemen preparing or
the opening goods before
chasing elsewhere.
Our STOCK complete everything tu
outfit he had without going further
lar 25-2aw2wif
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II Sptt Ftsstas kss<EnfkN. AND soUTFa
~sS&kf AAtsilA -uSIfEb STATES MAIL sTEAaf ENs.
NKa&&ts The sinpa comprising this line be NASHiht-
ssszaR1Ex TON, Capl l.. Cavendyi HERMANN, Cant. I'd
ward Hssins.
rhese stop Southampton bulh
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Court of Claims, &C.

Court of Claims, &c.
f,HARLEs LEE JONES' adduon his ordinary practice in
" of District of Coumba will practise The
supreme the United stsies and in the newly constituted
before Court aud in The
newly claims his
father General Walter Jones' though mostly retired from
him, his the
BY written and arguments, and by all other
necdal and proper sserions
March ssawlmn
CANTON Mating, Floor Otlciot sSc.-we just
received schooner Eico New York full stock OF
purchasers generally The embraces all The diff
ferep widths, qualities, and coiors viz;
IS pieces superior "A white mating
81 do "a do
2S do a. check mating
i0 do Ga tancy do
IS size juie door
IS superior quality Berlin
10 pieces step o,leioths, styles
full heavy olcioh which will be sold cheap,
.t and cut 10 h any size or shape hall or passage
Also, da,ly expected per schooner h. Il Hun,ley-
10 pieces % cocoa maiungs
% do "A
stock o vevet Brussels three ply narsn, and
aueuy viii be offered reduced prices with determination
preparatory which u
@ In of erection
April i-3Iawaw HuDE, BRO. n co
pors lEsTrhe large eomuodous recently
by ie RsEian minister sitnsed near the Grrn Circle on
ro 'err apply . Mes-rs Rrg. Co. o. to nr Eveeb
winder's huiidias, No 2, corner of i7h and streets
Ap A-eon
$50 oF --uuah Forrest, si,oresy law Rack
ve Maryland viii claims 10 he court OF claims anh
Washington Communications
add eer Rockville sis north street vii be
promptly attended TO.
March dtsuuiy
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VIM. M. Merrick,
ATTORNEY AT Ia

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
E No IS Louisiana crenue,
az practise the Court of the un'ted states the
claims, aud several courts Of the Disuiet OF CO.
iuinbia.
Dee 27-3taWu .HsEE
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.7fovHey- al Laar h : I : : :
DALrraoRs, MAINLAND,
lVLL referred originating
claims d. G. person desiring
him letter Bnnmnre,
communicated Col James a. Bee Postmaster WISH
iugon, ID. q.
ApuI l5--eodlm Nat. Int1
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!
EDWARD X. COI4llH5,
No. IS Wall street, N. Y
BROWN, SMILEY b CO.,
Liverpool
STEPHEN RENNARD CO.,
. 2T Austin Friays,
B. @. WAINWRIGHT s. Co.. t
GEO. II DRAPER, Havre
The sip win accountable gold
puion, specie Jowey unless bills
ladnR signed the value
Ap 25-dU
FOfs lcsT And SOUTu.-BALTyMORE AND
ONO stssLIspAD.
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L,oR SALE commodious four and atic housai
the OF House
rooma recently papeed and painted
and possession given mne-
stei Address Solicitors Office, Treasury Department
Oct lS--Su
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gremwclrs baltimore steamship Line between
Baltimore, New York, and Boston,
kNIi despatch Baltimore and New fefk
W from ast'mor. and haih""f" V"
rhis unequsea fsaies me business men w
point will rcestse eeht
,d rive through h f fading the lowest fns
charged Appicahms '"f "e'sh'
W''P"' ~ - - a. c. HALL,
5. Erchsngr Pl.ce BALTIMORE
H. n. CROMWELL,
Gamer washington and Albany stfeeist N n
~ JyO. w. sCHANK,
A., n as, Foo, Of India wharf, Boston,
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United States Patent Once,
Washington, April 25, 1865


nm the petition of Sandwich Massachusetts,
praying extension OF patent granted 70 him on le
1871 improvement in the construction of
pressing glass; for from the expiration OF
paent which takes the 2s day OF August iaS
said be heard the Patent once
Monday day August al IL O'Clock, and AL
notified and show any hey nave, why
said petition ought be granted. -
opposing the extension are required 70 me IN ne
Office specially wrisg AT least twenty
days Of bearing all testimony ned BY either parry
be taken ana IN
the rules OF the oace which VIII be furnished "n
application a.. ss.. =. ,,,.
papers relied testimony must be MED
In the Office thai the Arguments
any, within days thereafter. -, :, IL ,,.
rased nlso that published in the Union, tne
geneer Evening Washington, D. c.; Daily kepnnean
baltimore Philadelphia Scientific AMERICAN New
week for three successive weeks
previous o OF August next the day Of hearing
y. r. sHUCERT,
Acting Con,n,isziouor OF Patents
the win please copy aud send hs
hills Dfc., with containing tbs notafe
An Ap2A-law3w
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mo. 534.I

NO. o5A a.#.#4F
IN dsric in the State of alifornia
Under ns q hs se q g. org we'd
public lands in Cali The President Of the United states
vide the State Of CaIoa ino two or three separate land
under public
dated a March, 1883 and whe.eas and settle
public ss,abshment the
three districts authorized y the nc 81 the Sd March, 1853 atore
therefore, be il known iha under and by authority the
States has directed tina, the STATE California shall be divided into
three land Districts the boundaries Of which are as follows
An that part of the sae commencing coast lying
north the between townships and eight q and . north
Of Mount Dabr base line thence running as on sad line 70 the
,ownhIps Is y line,
s &" a he G % w @ and
Office for which has hssa ssabsh.a At Ma,ssone ar
and north Of the line dividing townships twenty and twenty
office which ali that he state lying
organized sngelos
and in view q me said direction Of n, p5esdn. q Ie United
sa in be regarded The limits Of The said land
Given my city washnslca This
BY order Of The President, JOHN WILSON,
Com,nissioneT oi he Gener Land Office.
April u -lawisw I'M, star
ali focuses with pefoca periseope and pafaaea glasses
long gives Us peculiar advantages IN selecting glasses
aa4 avenue between Ninth aud Tenth
Janss-u
Metropolitan Railroad once
Georgetown, ID. e., April 49, 1855.
THE of This hereby notified that the
En- Of @ sc men y PEI rsS
be made nj The different banks into which The frs, install
men was paid, or 10 the treasurer in Georgetown
j. w. DEEBLE,
April l3-law3w Secretary and Treasurer.
To southern Agriculturists and Planters.
THoRoUG practical and educated Mar, land nd amet wshes
healthy estate IN me south which
desires and convert into purely agcu
The bishss. testimonials rvon
o., On The sasIss. fuy wn.ns,a an.%n,sa
March 27-,awly
The National Hotel
This city viii be for The on the a7
the building and the alterations in and about the dining
The 'aOe viii Be furnished sord
and served IN the ses a.s no % labor WIN w.
he ,hsIei trusts .ha, gsnslou. public win continue
Persons desiring for The winter do 80 at any
time after the ao by calling at the Hotel Board sa per day
wAsnrsoros Cry. November H. 1854,
l,ARkiAGE ana Horses sa,e-A pair beautifully
matched northern iamy carriage horses together with mag
carriage only months, and
I h ay"s aes w f1, IL bargain
risOCOLaTks, Cocoa, and Broma. w. BAKER 81 CO.'S
American and Vanilla chocolates cocoa, and
and fairs ,he Union for sale BY all the ppepa groceries IN
Bussey Murray New York Gram aad Twss Phiaiep',s
o'''' ana = :" '0Ne' '''''S''" WALTER sAxEn, 90.
Ap3--dly Dorchester. Mass
s.,der's', Wines, PhiInt~i iphsn.
John sNIDER, old established
snider No 7e Walnut
and liquors on ,he mos, accommodating terms,
JACOB ss'nEh js ase" s me '"psa." o esn wines
for the special q vines ss rom various nenses ~ a
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To Southern Agriculturists and Planters.
THOROUGH pracca and educated MARY land farmer wishes
healthy the South which
proprietor aud into purely agcu
tnrai and stock farm.
testimonials of character and all communca
lions the subject fully answered.
Address AGRfCOLA, Washington, d. G,
Afnr,, .-ia,Up
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"A NEW EDITION, IN ONE VOLUME,
OF Mr. RisesLsys Popular Work,
HNpATEAi or. New Noes with Abkd Face

TAYLOR g SAUuprs COLLAR Letter Bstsnce, tr unt-
vsu,l Price ST. Bookstore near 9th street
April 20
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wAsRINGTOa BRANCH RAILROAD.
Change OF Hours.
Ia ~ as IN s1aiss q "
+, IN Monday, Odd instant,
" Washington al 8 aud sK, m, aud 3 and AZ, p.
On iuniay AT b, a. and An, m.
Leave baltimore Az and ~ a aud 3 and 54,
On Sunday, at At, q. M, and 81, p.
T. ii. PARSONS, Agent.
April % DIFF
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John SNlDER dealer In the former destabished
Jacob Snids No 56 Walnut four doors
where be supplied
Al liquors the accommodating terms
SNYDER, m The Importation of foreign
70 Walnut where
special importation Of wines, &e E
John Vaughan sniaer the OF his friends
former CUSTOMERS
free Oft freight Inne 9-Aly
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aw Parteersh.p supreme Court nf the United
Ia States.ROBERT T. WALKER X Louis lANtN have turned
partnership, walker lan,n for
supreme of the unied States,
Washington city, during the future
sion. addressed either at Washington
New York, New orleans.
Jan i9--eo3m
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clothing and Clothing Materials.
NAVY DrpAKrassr,
Uurpau uf PyuylaiODs and Clothing

NAVY DrpAsrnEsr,
OF Pfuviai0ns and clohing
April ., 1855.
n,pATF PROPOSALS. seaied and endorsed troposas foF
% clolng and Clothing Matenai," Will be received al
" x raul O'Clock OF May next,
and delivering, receiving sx days nouce al each
elher ysds az ehaIssown boh-
Va ~ ANY or al following named articles of navy clothing
ua,fias and such further quantities Of the same
m by ihe OF this bsreeu, by the eommanaants
% ala navyyards respectively during The nsea
~ he lrt day July and ending The 3oh day OF
Alns :
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.
To Capt o. Meigs, u ), Engineers
We, the undersigned, residents Of, in the state of
hereby Jointly sevefaly and
g,aranty, foregoing he
within said bid
the sufficient
the conformity the
Of the which iaade. the
good the difference offer by and
the bidder.
(signed) A. b.
e.
thereby certify my knowledge belief
above guarantors good and sufficient
(Signed) e. r.
Mar s-3,wi6thA ay & lawtf
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Metropolitan Raiiroad Once,
Georgetown, D.. g., April 10, 1855
THE company hereby notified
payment Of
be the This advertisement
banks which
| paid or o in Georgetown.
I BY order Of the board
j. w. DEEBiE,
al. u9,y Spcre undT irons
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f,isOCOLATE, Cocoa, and Broma. w. BAKER n co.'s
u American Vanilla chocolates.
awarded by The che
by all the principal
the United md by their
Hussey Murray New Gram nad Twes Philadelphia
Brundige Baltimore; Kennel dudley Cncinnaii
Osio; e. H. Howell Georgetown, y g
vIsE-II, WALTER BAKER, co.
Ap3--dly Nf Dorchester. Mass
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The National Hotel

lNARktA(sE Horses for Saie-A of beautifully
" umy horses, together
nifcen northern built modern
ri value, bang and gentle The
about twelve months, and Is
andp perfect when first purchased
The owner having for viii e them bargain
Apply VIM. T.FDoVE Coal-dca1er, First Word.
Nav III Il a# 4.
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Orders for tickets and shares and certificates Of In the
lotteries will receive the attention. and
Of drawing VIII be sent il
MI who order from
Address P.J. BUCKLEY, Agent,
Apn 27 Wilmington, Delaware.
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Spectacies-
NOID, silver, steel spectaces gasse
all focuses with penocal pecopc and pafaola glasses
adapted to the eyes Of wearers- sg-
NJ W. GALT s. BRO,
324 Penn. avenue, between Ninth aud Tenth
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PAPER FOR THE MILLIeN!!

NHE HERALDOFF FREEDOM is an independ-
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The HERALD contains thirty-two columns OF
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