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COFFIN wAREROOM, &c.

II WILLIAM PLANT & CO., UNDERTA4
Js sKERS-residencei ils Seventh
street, between q and III streets. Gn-@
Interments procured In any ground
o. cemetery. Cotans, Caps, Shfouds, Carriages,
Hearse, and every article for interments OF
the best quality furnished at short notice, on the
most reasonable terms, and at all hours Of the
night. Having the exclusive right Of Crump's
Patent Corpse Preserver, we guarantee to keep the
dead for any length n time. willy
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EsPUTA,S EXCELSIOR BAND.

YNHIS Band Is now again fully organized
Il They now number eighteen performers,
and comprise the best musical talent In
this city. This Band is now ready to furnish
any number Of Musicians on all occasions for
Military or Civic Parades, Parties, Balls, Pic
Mics, Serenades, &c and they guarantee to give
entire satisfaction on all occasions The Band
thankful for past favors would respectfully solicit
a continuance Of public patronage
ALI orders left at Messrs Hilbus q Hits Music
Store will be punctualy attended to, or by appli-
cation to the Leader, at No. SAP Seventh street
east, near the Navy Yard:
- -, JOHN ESPUTA,
sen 17-2m# Leader.
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EDiCAL Do X ST. Woods Practice Of
NA Medicine, vols, 4th edition
Wood and Bache's Dispensatory, vol, 10th
E.. Watson's Practice Of Physic
Dickson's Elements Of Medicine Z.
Gross on Foreign Bodies In the Air.passage
Mackenzie on the Eye, by Rewson
La Roche on Yellow Fever, vols
Kolliker's Microscopical Anatomy 90
GIifith's Universal Formulary ,-l D.
And many others, old and new, for sale at
Northern prices. FRANCK TAYLOR.
2S-
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EXTRA Plated TEA SETS,

A iRioR TABLE CUTLERY, &c,-we have
inst opened beautiful assortment . latest @ styies
gSI afED TEA SETS, CAKE BASKETS, AL
pp..TaAFoRKs. CASTORS, SPOONS, &c j
sIso. the best article Of TABLE CUTLERY all
of which we offer very low .u la
NJ. w. GAIT BAO;, !ewemeis,
oela = 32i Pa. sv bet 9th and lOth sts.
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JAMES r. MCINTOSH,
II z RCH ANT ILOB.

(SUCCKssoR TO TUCKER SON,)
"OULD invite his friends and the public to
w call and examine his stock Of Fal a
and Winter Goods, which he Is prepared -
to make up In as elegant style as can be had W
at any other house, and on as good terms. III
Also, Gentlemen's F Furnishingi Goods, such as
Neck Ties, Shirts, Collars, Cavats, &c. Store In
American hotel, Pa. avenue, near N street.
Oc Sim -... .t
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FRENCH BOOT MAKER.

JACOB WOLFSTEINER, No. as7 Eighth ST.,
Al near Pa. avenue, Is now prepared to aahp
His iong experience and pra tice Ia this
h,surh 81 the business In Paris and New
York. Justify him in saying that his boots cannot
be excellsd In this country
,Ae nsricuIar attention Of gentlemen are invited.
sep l1-3mt i go
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NOTICE TO TREssPAsSERs.

GONE persons are in the habit Of forcing open
- the gates and breaking down the pannels Of
Government reservations, for the purpose Of let
ting In their horses and cows. This Is to notify
the public that hereafter all horses and cows found
tresspassing upon the public grounds will be
taken up, and their owners proceeded against &C.
cording to law
BY order Of the Conner OF Public Buildings:
w. p. MOHUN,
sep 10 General Superintendent.
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SHtRTS MADE TO ORDER,-The sh,,t,
~ made to measure at STEVENS'S are war
ranted to ft in all cases.
0c 20 eo6t Salesroom, Browns Hotel.
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FISCHER'S BRASS AND STRING BAND,
vINHE only regular Band, now numbering 2O per.
Il formers, any number Of which may be had by
applying to the undersigned. Charges moderate,
and satisfaction warranted on all occasions.
p. FISCHER, Leader,
Residence, Pennsylvania Avenue, north side,
next door west Of Iron Hall. sep 1S-2m*
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WEBER'S EXCELSIOR BRASS AND
STRING BAND.

MIR. w Z B + r RESPECTFULLY BEGS
1vk leave to inform his patrons and the public
that he has withdrawn from Esputa's Band, and
that he is now prepared with BAND OF TAI
ENTED MUSICIANS to accommodate them
with brass, string or reed band. as the occasion
may require MUSIC for Balls, Parties, Parades,
Serenades, &c, furnished from one to any num-
ber at the shortest possible notice. by applying to
l.. WEBER, Conductor, four doors east Of Gen.
Henderson's, near the Navy Yard or to FREDER-
ICK PROSPERI, Leader.
Orders can be left at the " Music Depot" }" In the
Star Buildings. oc 16-2m
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JONAS p. LEVY,

JONAS r. LEVY,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, AND FINE
GROCERIES,, -l = A
deneraI Commission Z Forwarding Merch ant
No. a74 Pa, av., two doors below u 8. Hotel.
t!- WAsHIssrON CRY, d. c. i. .5s..'r5
N. B.5Country Merchants are requested to give
ne call before purchasing elsewhere. =
oc ally ae -
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MANUFACTURE BY
DON A Ii ID X Z N n EDY,

PRICE. ONE DOLLAR.
. Wholesale Agents.-New York City, C. v.
CLICRNER, 81 Barclay street; C. H. RING,
street. Philadelphia, T. w. DYOTT SONS
Baltimore, BROWN & BROTHER, CANDY 4
HATCH. Alexandria, PEEL & STEVENS.
At Retail by all respectable Druggists In the
United States and British Provinces, and also by
the Druggists Of this CITY, oct2i-1y
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~ ~ "S ' 80
Rsnaing s Jsasssa WasA.gioa and ciseiane ~ hours
Through fselsts aud sas gage Cheeks 20 he nsa IN
AashtDgf
fihE Baltimore q Ohio Railroad, greatly improved i
eier Washington hsIne5e osons West
1As conne s.an between trains Washington
bousa West ff0s Baltimore always promptly
s@ D. Ta ne a ME- ~ s & I sa ats ss,m ss'
W~nson and 40 oa'e BAGGAGE eheesed through 70
tyse ~n The pasSehes wi,eg, ehase, e those hoaias
was6iussa aaily 8 a "a ~, p M Sundays lhe
A. W!sslns iEsa u made win the CEN
THAI ono RAILsoAD, raneing iron, BsIaire Ohio
esr Waaels h,sasn aansass, and nsSss 70
Mansfield aud sa'ansky railroad for ssndnsAy, Toledo Detroit
AZ coinnbus railroad uaias connect
~ me La.is Nnai railroad xsnia CINCINNATI, Lous
formed with thn rouso Dsen isDltsAfoLIs Tene
1 Trough Sss sss s' @ q @ asss vehau
Naehex, New ODDS Ac which afe also sa 2, WaAhngloI
neaeis for Es1Nie, Cairo, and - louis sold BY this
FOR CLEVELAND, ard via cissssaae Teiedo. Detroit Chit
Ac, ueke sod when the on0 navigaW between
The Cleveland and rt'.huw raiirnd i uesia,
Tr.yeIsrs are requested . notice thai, W 80. g oy route
shortest most speedy and direct % nearly ~ me leading points
Rut $50 miles, being about 100
by ticket Washington To Wheeling 80
Columbus Si3 s.; Dayton, slS 50; Cincinnati, 3is; Louisville
Y y s ssT sas is% 81 g. fs e II. g
Chicago So 65 aud Ss % s Louis es 50 and sa Memphis
For aspers Ferry. Mauamg sa,teIsy spsny
Cumberland, Bedo SPRING Piedmont Oakland aud Fai,noust
minor stations sween Baltimore ard Wheeling take 6,
For Annapolis, Sc. special
For further inormson through tickets Sc. apply 10 TN H.
PARSONS, agent, at Washington station
Master Of Transpor,alion Bal.imore and
May 5-dn Ohio Railroad, Baltimore
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Should suid sceuairases he forgot,
And hruughi 10 nit.'
Shcatd suid te
And days % aaii ianw fyne"
year ending Jpn. lt35
year ending 1881 aai friedman
ending Janc Iep, heseby ia
Washington D. O. third ~ March, ~ ira5 h tas
tide entirely exchange thrE
lives greeting and sympathy. and the
af their mest promising compeers
rseimiaasy msr.s ~ tho s~hsppoa.cd cnmm'tse
Hotel, Ch~snut Fourth fnb Streets
which menhs cf several eiar~e whom
invited attend when The VIII DO
adopted iuii attendance pose shc
"a time, those Is
good enough tarnh The tho committee mail witt
their respective posl cfhcrs.
EDWARD j. GRANT, NJ. D.,
of Trenton, NJ j., Chairman of Conmiee,
ALEXANDER O. HARr, M, ~,
ot PhiiAdeipha, penns,lvspa,
J. NEWTON LIGITNER,
PHILIP PENDLEToN,
vi Winston, Alsghany Co, Nd.
SAMUEL. r. RICHARDS,
Bals,o hon and Gisss Works. ". y,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery c"unty, Maryland,
comniitte.
Jons WxlpaAs, of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary
March 27-lawtMM3 (n,sliaencerl
All the civil OF
ed Ia this advertise their editorial
Of classes
visions the globe all throughout United
States Of America
carionaIy between this date and the ID March, o. 1887
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Washington Aqueduct.

OFFIcg WARRINGTON AouEpGcT.
Washington, March 2, 1855
invited for graduation stone and brick masonry,
dams Of the Washington aqueduct
Proposals sh Of May will be opened al noon Of
day.
profles specifications Of the work VIII DC ready or eA
and after The 3Jth day OF April next.
will be received The hFk Of PARTICULAR cufve
bridges, &c. sc described IN the plans and spacHcaons
works completed under the
hut nil unfni-net work viii
subject by Congress The engineer
the right pre-cb the work done and
under contaci each and
app holding sufficiently decide when aud
works shall be stopped un,i funds become available
reserved will e paid IL "a the Judgment o
engineer the work has properly executed 70 lar has
will made cheeks the Uned Staten
monthly the ~
per will be dloa os al coatct- ua she work
nrn paid fun monthly, and in specie.
sealed endorsed PIoposa or work
The Washington Aqueduct.n ags
The right reject all tie bids
aud 10 make
considered conducive The Of the
work.
Every offer accompanied by written signed by
III
bidder bidders WILL his their bid be pied
obligation, wihn tan days. with good and sufficient
the Undertaken said
accompanied certificate Of the United States district
district officer
udvduai known to the Engineer De-
pertinent OF War; that The able 70 make good their
viii be opened ia presence Of bidders IL of them
choose 10 be present
Capt. Of EngineeTs, in charge
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taN petition Emily Pullman,
Of iew,s pullman, deceased, late Of AsbioH York; pray
OF granted the said rulaa
the alst day of August ietl tor Improvement hiaes
buildings,
said which aisl
ordered said petition heard
Monday, me 9Th day Of Ahs'ss ~ O'Clock.
persons appear ay have
petition ought granted.
Persons the required Ole tho
objections, specially
day before the day hearing A,rs,i.say shy party,
said hearing, In
cordance with The rules Of ths oco w furnished
pLcasiOn.
The testimony Ja.y nca
papers upon sssuony, hr
n he or.
guments, If any, within days thereafter.
Ordered also, pubished Unop
gencer Evening Star, Washington D.
Philadelphia, scen ufc American, Now York, ~ Dsiy
nuee
previous day
gust next, the day Of hearing.
@ CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF raIenis.
r. 5Edto Of the above will enpy,
bills Patent ofee, paper conai
May aa-lawJw
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rhe pa,sos s,a - vss.. ss
qayueri - see ssescssaaon Be aaac IA adssnee
nsssah sussctsten aAs fifwaEs asAs - stitsi t
wa,ea wiu " paa " ~, sitNea ~.
fransmsan.
The cNuNTEN rAFER 10 fstiFhst u-wseEx sass.s
sf cesssrss, aea sen. 'rrst eaTins ttt
Subscriptions priaa uaR yca1 egeys.
prosoFlcasa - ssnAa fstN.
RJ-s l1TnAsrsks authorised ae-r ~
sundtpx DAILY satsefs So seiosas, - stta
sEai-wsRky susseslhtEs, VITA 81 enclosed, viii
sraaA,
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TNo Sas /
Notice

OF ne ea6isies ef additional Laad Office IN he Ter
riiorg Of Oregoa.
of February H. lsss,
ennieas establish additional the
called sbraeirs
land lyins sou ef ee fpagh -andsfd parallel hereby
a. oNce said
United
winchester, : said Fesrit0ry hary oraarrs.
hinRton t7h
MAY, A. u. 1855. John wfI.soN,
Commissisner Genefai Oksa.
May Is-la~I3w Intel. Stsrl
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his Office his resic frankia
rhceash He viii cnntinu. devote hrs
the Uniitd Sfstcs Court
Having devoted law he viii
opinions gti bsore
Dic., apr4ls chief Justice assistant
OF District Of Columbia, and will aso ssisr In the
preparation and trial Of suits eoncernine patents.
lie wi also written opinions aud for
claims before Congress either and
will also claims before board established or their
adjudication.
Aa,t
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lsARHsaGE IIor-es Saie--A pair beautifully
V mstchsa family hses, together
nincent hesn hgiit modern carriage.
value, being and gentle. The
twelve months,
ana perfect az W len nfst purchased
The owncr having mem, win se great bargain
Appiy WV. r. DOVE, Coa-dcs'cr First Rard.
-atfl
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The National Hotel

Of guests The gh
az of se hs
The hriaioe and about dipr
furnished ~,o tho hss the markets afford,
iabnF will he sparsd
N tire county
hsrcore puolc Nii continue
hr patronage extended te house.
nr tho DO "a
after the shi by caiae o, the Hotel Board 81 pei day
&. u. WILLARD.
wAsnrxoros CRY Ncvemper IA, 1854
Nov is--tl
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IouN " SNYDER the orsoer Old de~tshshed
wine sniaet No Walnut street. 'no ocos-
VIII Ne arDsa S WINS
and iauors ne accommodating terms
fAgoe SxfnFg Ia Of foreign wires,
5e- No rs pr~prrsd ." r~crv~ 'fns
~, no Ac various houses IN ks
a, 4, upwards. and a~o -oc
r Vi son Vaughan sdrs The patronage % has TRENDS and
An sise- delivered at wshinrcp city BY "Adamss Ene f..
frreo Of freight '""' N~"1
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uHsted ststss hips lrave New Yask
p~f Coz Asps.@s hs sth and aAh - e4c4 ,..s,
NJ &$~L rsbng with Eaan
F,asrAkco,
bren approved D. ne NNs
Drpest nent, snafasty sssca safsss
li srslcs
oeesn hours The tarxess sasss-
asssns
ransus by hs
New tcgk al expenses ~ ~
keps New NofA, fAGan4a.
prevent scedc5I
the entirely reiaatls.
Passengers Panama me cay they arrive Asa
va
Conductors by ssesmeg, charge
yom mi chiidsea without Other protectors.
For
New York, T. ". RAYMOND
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1e. NEW YORK, BREMEN. AND SOUTH
0 AMPTs ~ UNITED STA TE5 NJ II. sTEAMERa.-
&ZH The comprising this line the WASHING
TON, Capt. E. Cavendy; Hermann. Capt. Ed
ward Higgins.
steamers Southampton both going
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Stopping Southampton, both going and returning they oas
London and Haye advantages any
other route, economy Of time and money
Passage from NsS York to Southampton and Bremen
First cabin main saloon $780, cabin saloon s0
second do, $50.
All newspapers through the post ohice
OF adinz will be signed on the day OF sailing
n experienced surgeon h attached 10 each ship
For freight or passage, apply 10
C ii. SAND ii South William ST., N. Y
G. A. HElNEKEN = Co., Bremen
CROSKEY Co Southampton
WILLIAM ISELIA, Have.
Mar G--dly
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TIfoRouGH practical educated Maryland farmer wishes
engage healthy estate IN IN" soah whch
proprietor improve and convert INTO rof~v aseo
tur stock farm.
ions subject fully answered
address AcatcOLA, Washington, " z.
March 7--ls
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FORM or GUARANrnE.

FORM OF GUARANTEE
To Capt G. iieirs, u. I. Engineers.
We. untrrgnei, residents OFF,, n the State OF
hereby Jointly and ssvsry The United States and
g,arsnu foregoing bid o. be accepted that he or
az the said bid
the win good and sufficient sGreiss 10
the
under which II mate. And in case the
said hsI fail nr contract az atoresaid we guaranty
goos the difference the offer hy the sad and
next lowest bidder.
tsisned) A. D.
T.. ID.
hereby certify ia. my knowledge and belief the
above uamed guaran,ors are good and sufficient
fSignedl ". ~
Mar 8--3awf5ih May 4 lawtl
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. Sc Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, b CO.,
Liverpool
STEPHEN kEnNARD + CO,
e7 Austin Fnars, London,
n. q. WAINWRIGHT d CD,
Paris.
GEO DRArER, Havrs.
~ owner. OF these ships accountable 6or gd silver
signed hsr and he vaiue thereof expressed therein
Ap 25-dn
T,Ox sAIK; con'.odous fa and attic house
On Of street House con
recently been papered and painted
Throughout Terms and given mmsd
atI Solicitors 0#ce Treasury Department
Oct ls--GG
John o. Sargent A. Charles Albert,
Auoraeys and Cosassiiors-as- Low,
,tAyE soe,aea prosecution NJ professional
IL ihs; may BE- intrusted
departments, s court os e'aims or
any ofbe Unite = a'e lifting n ae District
gAsmxerus, u. o. March "a, 1859
Mar 25-eod3m
r,s,s and c1mmcdsou hovsh recently eecu
naistr, sitased ne the rrsi Circle on
Pennsyivsnis avenue west. - -. v.,.,,
w,nser's ba,lding No g. Of i7'h and streets
Ap Scott
specfsriss.
silver pectcles glasses se, oi
VI pouocs Perscopc and parssois glasses n
adapted 10 the eyes ofwearer J, 80 carr. ppa
s24 Peun. avenue hstwecn Ninth and Tenth streets
Jan ss--u
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United states Mails.

Posr OrYtcE DnrA Buy Is 1858.
PROPOSALS carrying Of United
day November 1855 The ti day Of june, ie5o In
cjusyc MICHIGAN wi be received
tract Once Department, city Wash
inclusive, decided
next day cnh he rout nd % specified.
Carp Bay rs miles and aws
during navigation, Neseuibev
@ May 10 in ench year
Leave arp River Monday at an
Arrive kecwsnaw Bay "Wednesday by gpm;
Leave Kscwenaw Bay Thnrsday al o
Afriv Carp River Saturday BY pm
Entry, ioushton, Cion, Esvie
River Eaee farb0r, and North West Mine, Fort VII
kius, ~ nies ard hack, n week.
Leave Rcewenaw hay Thursday at6aml
Arrive fFostW saturday by
Leave Port wilkins Monday Al 10 ~;
Arrive al Keew Bay Wedr~~dry by 9 pm
Bay by AGnqnin Adventure, and Hoekand
Ononaxon 50 miles and bach, week.
Leave E.cwennw bay Thursday AZ Q
Arrive at Ouf0nngon Saturday by 6pmi
Leave Ontonagoa Monday At
Arrive st Ksewenaw Bay "Wednesday by6 pm.
For embraced ~ The contracts,
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Nay I7-awfw Postmaster General.
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Law Notice.

p LAW NOllcGs
BRows, STANTON, WAIkEg.
I'D NJ T. BnowN FRED. r. STANTON, and J. KSCy w&LK-
ER have foraed partnership pactirav law
o cm-
In
will found
letters Il them will prompt
April i9--ftod Intel and Sentinel copyJ
THE ONLY ONE AUTHORIZED: :-srhe Rob OF DR.. BOY
4 VEAU LAFF ELTEUk ~ hr superior
sapala, other s'miar emedrs II yairaly
all affections NJ the
itch ulcers
peod Of m and hereditary acris,ony of depura
powerfully sMcscious cnarrhs Of the baddeT,
Of the
sounangs. syThistia
very decreases
basam cuhebs o from inertirB which
without nsurazng u The Rob boyvean ALL
syphtir whether
ard which have resisted the powers Of mercury the odue
POTASSIUM
Generni agents Rlondn, csq sT
Wuiiam sirce wholesale uiol Ducungr,
Net Seniiy, San Francisco.
sold bv s the throughout the F'ri
ted OF Gsfvsis
cal properties of obtained by
din 7 William New York who viii information
Nnntrd.
q. b. s pepared South America the West
dies the United States dutes he has the Rob
March I4--dys
iuB CJ4AIMS.Uriah Forrest, iaw.
ve Maryland will claims in he eisIa aad
Washington.
either at Rockville NO. ai2 ncsh w
promptly attended 10.
March 3l-dilstJuIy
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TENrH ISsrALMkNr-We open to-day the tenth install
Of cotoDs.n They
goods spasaing excellence Of fabric ladies'
chdrens under garments.
Also the Shaker shirna
very superior shng shade heavier than
" house wife cOttonSo
other reliable brands of medium and extra
fine shifting cottons
pure ailinen time complete in
departments We invite especial attention the stock Of linen
sheelinrs, table linens, napkins, and tiwelings.
all probability invariably offer the largest and cheapest
d which
ufactu in orders. III
We'll The wife coons' ard
be had Of only take all the mills
max of here kinds.
Other seasonabe goods remarkably full at this
time.
Commencing day, prices articles much
duct d, may
plies.
persons habit Of purchasing where various
cordially invited CALL and be convinced
result from pufchasiag where there Is price
articles prices, and fair dealing be relied on in all
4
Delay settling bills expected 70
PERRY Il BROTHER
"Centai 5.ores' west building
Opposite Centre Market
fupe o--d
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Sa = - These hsynG been bniit by contract ~
pesr.y for government service, every eae has neen
I[4EM conrhctioc hiso in their engines,
a 20 insa,e strength and speed; snd their aceaamo-
Cations for eirgaicc ard coo
Pca OF Ycrs Liverpool In lfsf cabin, la
In can,7s Exclusive Of size snterooms 51o.
E,rrr 10 ycrk, 81 ard 20 rnineas.
N experienced surgeon attached % easA shir
her,ns be secured until paid os
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once Of the Clerk OF no.ss Of REPS. u. s.,

once OF the NaerA Oh ok ueps. ~ Sy
June 8, 1855
SEALED PROPOSAL wiz be received this office until u
y oeo Saturday, 31yh Of June neA for furnishing for
House Of Representatives hundred beat
quality COAL whine The coal muat be and
of and loo in lumps about the
Of tp1eenponnd wegh 2o pounds 70 the ton and dehv
cred free Of charge IN ,he vaults Of the CAPITOL
Aso furnishing for the Of the Hoase OF Representatives
hundd cords Of rt quality seasoned hickory wood twenty
balance sawed the
sawed and slowed the vaults " the
Capitol the OF the contractor
delivered before the 18th OF
quality,
person os the House
Repr, ssntAtives. !. w. FoRNEY.
CIesk House OF Representatives U. >.
June 7-iawJupe 30 IStarl
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y METROPOLIS,
tsss Washington May 81, 1885.
MEETING of the tockhod.rs bank Ai ba
II house Monday second
electng bank
year then ensuing
polls open oclock and be closed O'Clock,
IN. ND. SMITH,
Nav -eodts5th Jupekt Cashier.
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sglLIrAKy MEN will hnd at ssore-sor M
20 piecss white linen duck for pants and
.s
la pieces medium white linen drilings
Also Iaxe supply woolens and other fabrics adapt
ed for cixens' apparel
With crpvats, gloves, suspenders, half hose, &C
ay IN eiosng any present IL expected
articles prces fair deaisg be relied in all
-fEhKf nnUi uEn,
"Centrm Storcs," West Building,
June s-6tif 6sE Upposite Centre Market
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TREASURY pEPARTtfENT.
ne Teasuy Department Of the offices OF the Sec
ay Of the Treasury, comprolers, commissioner OF
customs six auditors treasurer register SOLICITOR light
mouse board and coast survey.
Inc following brief indication Of the duties Of these
several Offices and Of the force employed therein respectively
Seore'arys 0ce.Hon james Guthrie Secretary OF the
treasury Hon. 7. G.. Washington, Assistant Secretary
10 charge architect and three
posry employed, and twenty thrce clerks The Secre
the Treasury charged with the general supervision
he hscal transactions of the government and OF the exc
o. The laws concerning the commerce and navigation
ne United States. He superntends the survey OF the
the light house establishment the marine hospitals Of
gnited States, and the construction Of certain public
"'udings Tor custom houses and other purposes
. Ira Comptroller Obicc-Elisha Whittlesey esq., Comp
oe aud fifteen clerks lie prescrioes the mode OF keep
g ana rendering for the civil and diplomatic ser
wen as the public lands, and revise and certes the
oaianees arising thereon
= oteond Comptrolr's O6ee,--John NJ Brodhead, esq,
IptroNar, and clerks. He prescbcs the mode
Sepirg and rendering the accounts OF the army navy.
departments Of the public service and reviscs ana
'unes me balances arising thereon.
Oos 9f Commissioner o the Cuoss.iiugh j. Anderson,
" Commissioner aud eleven clerks lie preseribss the
kcepag and rendering the accounts OF the customs
enae and disburseens and for the building and repair
SUing thereon.