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eB- Washington National Monument Of
fee, August lst lS55.-At meeting Of the Board OF
Managers Of the Washington National Monument So
ciety held on the 3lst ut, the following resolution
was adopted
ResoIosd That the Secretary give notice by adver-
tsement to be inserted in the National Intelig-ncer
Union and the American Organ, that the Hon. John
Wilson, late Commissioner of the General Land or
flee, has been appointed General Agent of this Soce-
ty, and has entered on the duties Of his Office.
true copy-test: OF"
CHAS. @. TUCKER,
aug 1--d3w Secretary Of W. n. NJ. Society.
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LUMBER, LIME, COAL, CALCINED
PLASTER, AND CEMENT.
KEIIE SuhscIiber has Iust finished LAYING

" 23-9m Water street. Georgetown, b G.
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The Secretary OF tho Navy has returned from
the Red Sulphur Springs with renovated health.
The Postmaster Getferal has returned from Ca
pom Syringe,
Hoo. Mr., Perkins, Of Louisiana, il In town
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-20

gentleman has informed the editor Of the
Alexandria Sentinel that eleven acres Of Southamp
ton county land, which he sold, as commissioner,
for s55, brought the purchaser crop Of peanuts
for which he obtained ST. 100.
I" Washington Ns,rs" please copy.
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by C. w. BOTELER,
AuctiOneer.

aug l8--eod&ds
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Tho Great and Unrivailed Washing and
Wringing Machine.

" eodts
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WILL sell my Farm upon hich I re-
u side, on the road from Georgetown to Rockville,
about four miles from Georgetown, and eight from
The buildings are all in good order There is also
on the place fine peach and apple orchard. This
farm .adons the farm Of J. II. Bradley and others.
For terms, apply on the premises, or to
GEO. Il. MARSHALL,
aug 20-eod2wddw Tenailytowu ID. G..
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BY GODDM 4 APPERSON. -
TRUSTEES SALE Of VALUABIE

'hUSJ EES SALE UF VALUABI 4
Il PRIVATE DWELLING ON BROAD aT..
NEAR MAYO ST.-As Trnsteea In q certain Deed
executed by thelste DR.. Carter p johnson. Ito Sc
surea part Of the purchase laonsyl bearing date ist
January, 1854. duly recorded in Richmond Hustins e
Court we shall, In executioa Of the said trust and
with the concuepce of the parties interested pro-
eeed 70 se1i At Public Austoa. on the premises on
Of II O'Clock A. ~ az fsr II not the next fair AR
that very valuable Lot aud Brick Tenement on the
South side of Broad, to Mayo street. The Lot.
fronts so feet runs back the depth Of the Lot t.
wide alley, and has upon Il three story Brick fcne
mort besides Jar se Ei.shsp in the rear With fbs
n.usf MUusfn improvements. yuch ~ water, sas re-
built. $50 -"
TERMs--One-fourth cash balance at 6, II ana 10
montha, for negotiable notes bearing interest," and
secured by lien on the props ry The taxes for the
present year to be paid ~ the purchaser
ANDREW J5hNsroN Tusts.s
is - a sbs o.: Rsss H the Eho
thereof negotiable note Of so days or month"; a.
tisfactorily endorsed, with interest added
immediately after the above sale, on the same day
and az the same place, We shall proceed to sell at
public Auction. the personal property Of Or. Carter
hold and Iitchen Furniture embracing the usual va
nety, and including among other things Piano. 6il.
YER and Plated Ware, China, Beds BEDDING Car.
pets, Parlor and Bed.Room Furniture, Gas Chande.
lieIs and Surnera &C. Also. his Library of MsceIIa-
TERMs-Ap purchases under go, cash; for ell over
that amount negotiable notes at months, ntisfac-
torily endorsed. 9. n JOHNSON, }.s-,-.
AT CLIFFORD, Admn
Sale conducted by Go3DIN y APPEssoN, Aucts.
Sale of ths Household and Kitchen Furniture to
be conducted by THOS. w. KEE8FE.
NH 6-dtds Auctioneer.
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~ W 60 NORTH CAROLI-
t ssadaslxzz.NA EXPRESs!-EXTRA-
ORDINARY INDUCEMENTS! !-DISPATCH Is
THE LIFE OF TRADE !!!-Goods ordered by our
Express a.ually sold, and the proceeds in your
drawers in less time than they possibly be sent
by ordinary modes of conveyance.
Merchants of Halifax, Enfield Rocky Mount,
Wilson's, Goldsboro', Wilmington, Fayetteville,
Lumberton, will do well to take advantage of our
MAIL TRAIN EXPRESS, via Petersburg and Wei.
don, and the Wilmington and Raleigh Railroads.
Our Car Room has been ch creased and cherp
are sure to be satisfactory.
THE ADAMS EXPRESS CO..
re 26 Corner of l4th and Main At
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MuTISr CAUSED BY STARvATIoN-A letter from
Curacoa under date of February 8. announces that
nearly reduced to starvation had broken out in mu-
tiny, and had piuu6ered and demolished the store q
of the Jewish inhabitants of the city. The latter
were threatened with determination If they did M {
immediately leave, and numbers had accordin ely fed
to Curacao On learning these facts the Governor
Of the island despatched on the 7th two Dutch men
of to the B az of Coss, to protect che persons
and property of the Jewish citizens 1t thou
bloodshed.
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NEW BOOK BINDERY,

211 BROAD STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
WE have now open in connection with
w Book and Stationery Establishment, q
BINDERY, and have employed the beat workmen
ing in Muslin, Parchment Turkey, Morocco. Russia,
Calf Velvet and al kinds of Fancy Work; also, Cigar
Cases Porte Monnaies, Jewellers Trays, &c.
Hat Tips and Boot. akers Labels, in gold silver
Leather, manufactured at the shortest notice.
Blank Books ruled and made to any pattern.
We are also prepared to Emboss and Gid Muslin
work for Publishers at low prices.
As the end of the year is at hand, persons having
Magazines and Pamphlets on hand would do well to
send them in and have them bound, and thus pre-
served in an attractive and permanent form.
de IS HAROLD 4 MURRAY.
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PROGRESS OF rae MEXICAN REVOLUTION

PRossESS OF TaE MEXICAN REVOLUTION
WasHiSGroS, March 9th.--Asvices received here
from Mexico to the l9sh utt represent Santa Anna
&c daily losing and Alvarez gsinins ground. Ii 10
said that Santa Anna holds several steamers resdy to
reoeive him on the approach of Alvarez, and has
seai what he eoad Of the 81 600 600 received from
the Uaited States and other vsluables out of the
country He has also sold the three millions vet to
be paid Mexico by the United States.
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THE TEXAS DFPT pUT

BALTIMORE, March 9-The New Orleans papers
of Saturday last, received here this morning, con-
tain Texas dates to the 2S;h ult The Galveston
News had received intelligence of the passage, by
Congress, of the Texas debt bill, and expresses q
decided opinion that the bill will be accepted by
Texas by almost a unanimous vote.
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NEW JERSEY LEGisLATuRr.

TRENTON. March The bribery committee have
reported tina. thousand dollars offered TO Al r
Decker to influence HE vote anon the bank cues.
ton, but refuse 70 dsclose names. The report wss
ordered to be printed
Four special hank bills have been killed, lacking 4
votes-Mouut Hoi y. Cam Zen and Cumb erland The
two 6r,t were ,nsidered. There 10 rather poor
show for special charters.
The House is ready TO 90 into Joint meeting and
the nominations are all made. but the Senate re.
fused TO a. in The disappointment among the can.
didates 10 very great
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAM FKI0ATE sUS
OUFHANNA

Nav foRx, March 10. The Unit ed States steame,
Susqnehsnus, from the Pacific, arrived this mornins
&C the Brooklyn navy-yard. The Susquehanna left
Phissdslphis December o 1850, and Hampton Road,
June g. 1881 Sin that time abe hiss sailed G oS7
miles. vsstscs China sud japan, in counexion with
the late expedition She leit Re Janeiro on the III
Eahrasrx Last - " -
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x,. OVERWHELMINGLY on rnE Cf4f GAs
wi9sksz the oitixens 81 Rishmsa6. Allew s. Is
~ {Sss ssesetion e The slsns - asalIs
s9 . Is. wsas; ss.ssss :s 3 3
see vmcs q Superintendent 81 the City Go WostA
s,. ynnns z the able ard sfisset ensinsef Of the
9 THIS city. and e present the abs corsssvosllse
SECRETARY Of the Virginia heokanioe lnslltSte II
pisc h HE claims hsfcre BON iss this ees vs
sspst e, geehsnic. beiss sniasssy qsslis<3 asi
vel ntted 70 take charge. manees, esaek sd eonr
III, ,ss IN , s.ps. .ps sI.ss g. y @:
Y Nc Wynuets practieal mschsnic. hsvins served
pc time II this oity-we know kis nors snS isisi-
n;cs worm aad hts emipsat quakealioa os ttis
NH s--st4 MANY vorERsoy AIcHMoNp.
10 THE VorrKs OF THE CIrr.-To pre-
~. sne many false fuuors thss dA not msau.to
Dc osndidats for rs.elsction annonsee thas am
snd viii continue to be, canif6sfe far re-eie~for
an mh s a,s Vie first Wednesday In April nezt,
CARD-To MY FKLLow-crrixrss
WITHOUT DIsrrHcrIoN OF PARrY,--At the essusst
citv h e, many friends 10 various par Of sha
candidate ct the ensuing municipal slFxtions ~
.ns once 81 City Sessesnt Should the sSies 81
conferred on me, 4 pledge myself 70 employ the
most competent sssistsnts which will enable me 10
discharge the duties with entire satissetion to the
Paohs. beg isave Also ct this time, to notify my
hold 10 the Police department., will deprive me the
pleasure OF seeing MANY of them IN person between
TINS time and the election. must therefore be con-
in that on the day of battle they will appear at the
poHs In strong phaanx aud cast their votes for one
VINO has gone through rain hail and snow, and served
them 80 long fer such small remuneration.
Respectfully, your friend
NH Std CLEMENT WHITE.
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NOTICE no THE PUBLIC CO

NOTICE TO THE P u 3 Lie On
~ Tuesday, the 9th of the present month, three
apprentices to wit: NICHOLAS INGERSOLL
in my service rprentices to the Stone Cut
ting business absconded without any therefor
being instigated thereto. 81 suppose, by some evil
to every one who may conceal, harbor or employ
said apprentices, that will prosecute them there
for to the full extent of the law.
WILLIAM THOM.
Richmond. Feb 70. 1855. m 8-6tk
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Baltimore Markets, March 10.

Fl ur has advanced I2 cents Sales of 500 barrels
Howard street at 50 Whest-receipts are light and
but little is doleg quotations nominal at yester
DAYS rates. Corn-small receipts; we quote small
sales st yesterdays prices.
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MAIL, RORRFRy

OaDENsBuRGH. March 9-Two persons in this
city. formerly stage drivers. have been committed
by the L. S. Commissioner in default of $4,000 bail
in each case, on charge of robbing the mails.
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CEILING OFF CLOSE BUsI

~ NESS.-Intending to close business by the LIST
Of April next, offer entire stock of Furnishing
aud ancy Goods at cost for cash only, which, we
have been in business but q short time, warrant
to be fresh. while our assortment embraces some of
the latest and most desirable styles in our line -
Those in want should not allow so favorable op.
portunty to pass without supplying themselves.
We would again urge those indebted to US to make
Immediate payment
VIM. f. ADCOCK L CO.,
fell Under the American Hotel
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
CHANGE OF HOUR
IT. STEAMBOAT CTTRT

uffpa GIlii5iI .PECK-PASSAG TOPORTS.
MOUTH AND NORFOLK.-The steamboat CUR
tbs PECK, Capt. JOHN DAVIS, having Undergone q
complete overhauling, has resumed her regular
the river between this and the above places,
leaving the wharfat Rockets every Tuesday Thurs
day and Saturday, mornings at 81 O'Clock precisely
touching at all the regular landings going and return.
ing.
Passage to Portsmouthand Norfolk..........$2G0
Meals SOC. each.
oc so r.. O HASKINS.
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ANOTHER CONVICTION FOR WIFE MURDER.
Syracuse N. Y, March 9.-Ths jury In the case
OF Alfred Tyler, on charge of the murder OF his
WIFE, which has been on trial for the last seventeen
days, after being out about five hours, returned
with verdict of guilty" He will be sentenced
Tomorrow morning.
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LATEST MAIL NEWS,
NON ARRIVAL or rnE PACIFIC,

UP to the hour Of going to press no tidings had
been received Of the steamer Pacific Her regular
day OF sailing was on the24th ult but II viii be re-
collected abe had not arrived at Liverpool up to
the calling of the steamship Canada, tlsth ult re-
Gently arrived at Boston
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|. 5. VESSELS HEARD From Letters have been
received at the Navy Department, stating that thu
flagship Independence LEFT Rio on the 25th of De-
cember, and the John Adams on the 10Th
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BROAD STREET HOTEL, LATE

ID SWAN TAvERN.-The travelling public be-
ing daily notified of changes bv several of the Rich.
mond Hotel keepers of their charges of fare, &c :,
the Proprietor Of the above named estabishment
feels licensed to say that he had not taken advau-
tsge of the rise in the prices of almost every satice
required to sustain life, to practice extortion upon
now when the market prices still tend upward, re-
duce the charges of his establshment-feeling salts
fed that enh ghtepe ed and honest people will not
expect of him for less than $L50 (the highest
charge, ever madel what cannot be anywhere else
upon this continent found for less than 80 so The
Hotel will not call upon any aid him in break
ing down other Hotel keepers, but will respectfully
that at bis establishment they shall be made COM
fortabe and should any feel that they have not
received the guild pro quo the full value of his mo-
sense of justice. ISAAC AVERY GODDIN
NH 9-6t
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Ne,c YORK. Markets, March 10.

Cotton 10 downward aud dull Flour s upward and
firm. Sales of 80 bbls Southern is firm; sales of
LOO bbls st 50 IL a IS Wheat is upward and frn
sales of Pennsvlvauis white at 81 IS; Southern
white (socdl SIS. Corn is trifls higher; sales of
GOO bushels mixed at 81 cents Pork is upward and
firm; sales of old mess, Sl4 25d @l4 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-12

Hon. Mark w. lizard, Governor of Nebraska
Territory, arrived at Omaha City on the Goth uk-
He was very cordially received, and would imme-
diatcly enter upon his official duties
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&Ek FOR PHILADELPHIA, VIA
CITY POINT AND NORFOLK Tho
No. Steamship VIRGINIA, Capt. DAVID TEAL,
10 now ready to receive freight, and viii leave ON
MONDAY. March 18th, ct 10 O'Clock A. n
For freight passage having superior scecmno.
dations apply to h. 2. FUTILE. Agent,
NH 9-St Rock etts.
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NOTICE TO TRACKLAYERS.-Seal-
IN ed proposals for laying q miles of track the
Virejnia Central Railroad, west Of Stanton, will be
received until the 10Th inst The road bed 10 ever.
cd with layer of broken stone.
Propossis must be addressed to the Board of Di-
rectois of Virginia Central Railroad Company,
E. FONTAINE,
NH 5-tle PreSt Va G. r. r. Co.
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AN UNNATURAL SoN.-We clip the following
from New York paper:
"Dr. MARS preferred complaint against his son.
Chas E. mairs, you h nineteen years old whom he
charses with having stabbed him in the arm with a
sheath knife The young man, it appears, has of
late been very troublesome to his parents and on
his fathers reprimsnding him for some misconduct
he drew the knife and inflicted a severe wound on
his fathers arm. The offender was taken before
Justice Davidson, and committed to prison to answer
t1s charge"
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I UMBER AND SHINGLES,

UMBER AND SHINGLES.
goo 600 #. clear Canada White Pine, long lengths
and all sizes
100000 f. seasoned Buttonwood superior quality.
Jos GOO Il. SD and inch Oak for tobacco boxes.
So, goo It. Poplar.
5u,9ee f. 4 Il Carolina Dressed Flooring.
$4,000 IT, 81 Dressed Flooring.
1,ooo II. II, y, z, snd inch Buffalo Ash.
<h0e0 q. |, u, and inch Rock Maple.
!eNO It. Sd N Carolina Ship Plank.
iomO no D, ], u and inch Black Walnut.
lO00o n. II, 2 and inch White Hickory.
lo0oo It. |, II, and inch Cherry.
Aiso-Mahogany Plank and Scantling; which we
oner az low prices and on accommodating terms.
1s9 RELYIN L Parker.
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On Monday last David b. Keith, who stands
charged with the commission of heinous crime,
and who recently escaped from the Jail of this
place, came forward and voluntarily surrendered
himself to the civil authority.
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GREAT NORTHERN MAIL ROUTE

Ia
NEW AND COMFORTABLE SCHEDULES.
ters Of Passengers and Baggage through the cities OF
Washington. Baltimore, and Philadelphia, free of
ION AND AFTER THE 18TH OF AU-
~ GUST, the following quick and comfortable
schedules will be the inland route between
Richmond and New York:
Leave Richmond daily at 81 O'Clock, A. M and II
O'Clock, P NJ; arrive in N, York daily at A. M. and
Fare to Washington, 1st class seats IS 50
Baltimore LIST " Z" 6 90
Philadelphia Ist 90
Between Philadelphia and New York tive times
daily at 81 and IS for each first class passsngers
and 81 50 and 80 for I'd class do.
For through tickets to Washington, Baltimore, or
Philadelphia otherinformation apply the tick
ct Office.
Besides the through and direct connection named
above with the Main Northern Route through tick
cts direct be obtained at the Depot of the Balt
more and Ohio Railroad Company in Washington for
Wheeling. via the Relay House, at SO so.
2. S-The night train will not stop to take up or
put down passengers, except at the following sta.
tons: Hungary, Cottage, Tayorsville Junction
Chesterfield Pole Cat, Milford, Guinea's, Freder
icksburg and Brooke's.
tits deemed proper in addition to state for the In
formation of passengers, that four daily lines
operation between Washington and Baltimore, by
means of which the traveller, who through business
or pleasure, has been deayedin Washington has it
always in his power to proceed at convenient hour
directly ON his journey to any port North of that
ploce g. RUTH
oc5 Agent of Transportation.
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RANAWAY-From the subscriber, last
~ Sunday morning, negro man named PETER.
owned by DR.. Talisferro, of Gloucester, and hired
by Mersrs p. M. Tabb l. Son. The said negro is
about feet inches high, has a his neck un-
der the efc ear, full faee, dressed ragged but had
suit OF stolen clothes with him-a hat, broad cloth
coat and black pants. reward of $50 will be paid
for his delivery to me. secured in Jail 90 that
can get him. HIRAM CARNAL
NH 9-6ts Brooka Avenne
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BY TAYLOR WILLIAMS.
SALE OF REAT. u

'hUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ES-
= TATE-By virtue Of Deed OF Trust executed
In HenIico County Court, will be sold on WEDNES.
pay. l4th day of March, at O'Clock M. upon
being lot of ground on the North side of Leish +
as continued nesr Buchanan's Springs adjoining the
property OF N. r. Bowe fronting 20 feet, runnine
back us feet to an alley 20 feet wide.
TERMs-Cash
NH quo VI TT Taylor h w1,11.TTKIu srEE.
ALSO-At the same time a lot of Ja;st Windc,v
Frames and Sash to suit The frames are such An
used In brick work. Persons building In the nesh.
asle az they will save the hauling from distance
Inc Irsmes oist and sssh the lots about to
90 soio' Terms cash. NH IL Il. w :
A FTER the above sale will be sold ten
"A other Lots near the above.
Terms made to suit purchasers
mn TAYLOR L. WILLIAMS Auct.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL Roam

~ ss -
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
VARS STARTING FROM BROAD
~ STKEET-HEANY RAIL ALL THE WAY TO
oOhuoNSV tLLE:-The roads now entirely relaid
with a superior Rail, far as 9ordonsyiIle
The cars during the winter will start from tn old
station on Broai street. at IT'S A. NJ ~ ~
Leave Richmond, at 7l5 A. M; leave 9oraon.vill.
at ii 90 A NJ; leave Charlottesville at - IS p M
arrive at Stanton at 8 Is p M. -
RETURNING.
Leave Stsunton, at 6 40 A. M; leave Charlotte,,
vile, at As A. NJ; leave Gordonsville at III 90
arrive at Richmond, 80 P NJ.
Passengers for Lexiueton go through in one dav
FARES.
Richmond 10 Lexiu gt9 a.....................%7 90
Staunton.. 5 so
Cbarlottesville..... 90
Gordonsvile- ..............S 90
Both trains arrive at Gordousvie, in ample time to
take the train of the Orsn and Aexandria Railroad
for Alexandra and Washington.
Persons ,cho teave Richmond, at Ills Il NJ can take
the Orange and Alexandria cars at Gordoaspiue If
eych to do and by that train lciH reach Aier-
andra BY $40 p NJ but this Company can ticket them
only TO GordonsriHe.
H. D. WHITCOMB, Superintendent,
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LOhf, No. ~ Mala st-.The subscrihes =.
ana ~. .es NE thaeks 10 his fSeDda custorners
hss sonc tenessily, for the itbernI pstronsee ~
t,c ~ from them and hopes 81 strict stte
ssss - csSaem 70 merit continusnce OF tho sarae
his rs men that no palma viii be spsrsd either %
ton to all. fos"ons 70 Eve sesisee-
a. as would also moss respectfully call the attept,os
- bA0s, VALlCES, &e., to Bis assertss.et !.
thsyy III ~, always find large stock 70 sssst from e
deiphfa New York and Ea srn worn fth. ~
mat can Be had and At prices % low a. any othcs
mouse In the southern country OF the ssme ausiitv
manufacturer aud Dealer In Boots aho.s
frunks, Carpet Bags, Ne. No. ~ Main t..
Ladies', gcntlemen's, boys misses' and
childrens Boots and Shoes OF everv de,crietiar
made to order In the best and most abs man
ner, at the shortest notice. IL 10
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BOUNTY LAND AND PENSIONS-

teal experience In the prosecution of militsrz
claims, arising out of the revolutionary and subse
quent wars and given. as he believes entire satisac.
lion during this period lby reasonable charges and
prompt setttement) to the numerous claimants for
whom ne no, acted as agent or attorney. offers his
orphans, who come under the provisions of the act
of Congress- of March. 1855, in which IA days scr
vice. rendered by the soldier entities the claimant
to l60 acres of land. = -
Agents and others having supeuded or rejected
cases before the several Departmental under apy of
the laws OF Congress, may find it to their advantage
to confer with him.
The highest market price paid in cash for all pro-
perly assigned Land Warrants and Scrip
JAMES T. SUTTON JR
Office corner of Bank and 18th etreets
NH 9-5t Fronting South gate of Capitoj So
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TOR SALE.-Fifteen Lots of Land, Va
Il rying in size, and fronting on Leigh ard Howard
SITS, now in market, threeot which have beauti.
building Lots and are rbout half mile beyond the
Western part of the city. These Lots will be sold
The whole or in part, may suit purchasers plat
of which cen be by application to the Subscri-
her. JAMES D. ELLETT,
de- General Agent and Copn'n Merchant.
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DOR STORAGE-D. b. BRIDGFORD
a. & CO.'S Warehouses Corner Goth and Dock SITS.
Storage for Cotton, Coes, Flour, Wheat Sugar, Mo-
asses Oils, Metals Hay. Lime and every description
of merchandise. These first class Stores and in.
sure at the lowest rates Vessels OF the largest size
can discharge in front of the Store. City Weigher
and Measursr constantly in attendance.
Fer Storage apply to
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