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Washington Aqueduct.

OFFICE WAsHIseToH AouEpucT,
Washington, March 7, 1855
PROPOSALS Invited graduation and brick masonry,
L tunnels and other ofthe Washington aqueduct
Proposals. the 5h May will be opened az noon OF
that day. III
specifications ofthe work will be ready FOR
animation a'ter the a0th day OF April next
for Of particular culveTis
bridges 10 the plans and specifications
the works be completed under the
unfinished work VIII
appropriations by Congress The engineer
the work 20 be done and rate
progress each appropriation and in
what works shall stopped become available.
oppage particular work for want OF
will paid il in the Judgment OF
engineer work has been properly executed so far as has
gone. -
Payments checks the United Stntes
monthly of the reservng 10
diuon of al that the work
men shall be paid their wages monthly. aud specie
All bids sealed, endorsed Proposa for work
the Washington kqurduc"
The United states right reject any all the bids
and 10 such
may considered conducive TO the OF the
work.
accompanied by written guaraniee signed by
effect that he they
take bidders WILL IL his their bid be accepted
enter no obligation within days. with good and sufficient
the work undertaken said guarantee
10 be certificate Of the United States district
udge district agent some ohicer oil
individual known the Engineer De-
WAR; that the guaantos able 10 make good their
choose be present. :. . ,,,,.
Capt Of Engineers in charge.
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Trlesemar-Thc Great European Discovery,

Triesemar--rhe Great European Discovery,
DRoTECTED patent of England secured by
the seals o Ecoe dc Pharnacie de Pari and the Imperial Col
lege OF Medicine, Vienna.
remedy for general and local debility loss
power, decay and all the distressing
arising early abuse &c ls efacts ecacons
you manhood and old the virie powers would not be
impaired, decline life IL the Triesenar
universally adopted; all physical impcdmenls vans like
influence thus rendering is invaluable to those
teribg the marriage state
acompetely and entirely crndcnics all Of
copava cubebs tong been thought
anote for the rain Of tic health Of vSs portion OF The pop
& &
Te,ema European remedy for that class of
which, unfortunately English physician treats with
inevitable destruction Of patents constitution
and which all the sarsaparilln world
Tesenaf and alike devoid Of taste smell and
all qualities They lay on the toilet table without
their being detected
Tin divided into doses ad
minstcred b, Vaipeau, Laemand, Roux, &C.
o be mad wholesale retail, Mr. H. A. Barrow, No. 81
Canal New York. specially appointed by the
paeDiee the United Sates
aher part Of America immediately receiving remittance,
Mr. rriesrmar 10 part Of the world,
according the instructions Of the
Retail agents required Terms cash.
Nov 9-dlyr
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Tie Teson VIII he entered upon our books, unless
The payment vi the sotsepion be made In advance.
Dsnnt Subscribers may fcs~ad money BY letter. the postage
paid by asj adj assumed ~ ourselves IN IA
.afe Transmission. FFt rs #rr
COUNTRY PAPEa pabhsbed M weekly ssnns ue ses
soas OF Cong ess and semi weekly dcrEg Inc recess
Subscriptions period lees than wear "h oe feeeise1 on
terms propoitioned TO the above ANIMAL rates
{y-posTMAsTERs authorized our agents ands
by "a, DAILY subsebes with $50 sneioedi OF
r,y, -wEEKLY subscribers, s2o enclosed, win be en-
ttIed u copy graft.
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aseiag sins tesees Hashago" ard cso""at ~ h0ars
Through Tickets .rc n;ss:ss Cheeks 70 be had TN
THE Bamore and Ohio Raosa greatly improved iis
western xons now on.rs fullest Inducements
eers Washington Damore and all portions Of ue west
The come between the from Washington and ,hs
wssss sSssS ,asaa % eas ss s.' G
from Baltimore s me only change cf required
wheeling ae ssoa I'D ssshseied ard
s % m as9 s ss % nsss s .a
Washington daily al 0, a. and 4H, M; oa sundHys ~ me
a, Wheeling with the trains Of CEN
TRIAL OHIO RAILROAD, running from Ieae, on the Ohio,
c0umsus fhesc trains connect al Newark Newark,
Mansfield and sandusky raioad for sandusky Toedo Detroit
ss, s;s;Ssss Ts e a, oTs ;rs
sssa.s % Win @ hs ;rsis. lloash sOiHsSpos, Tss
Passengers holding through tickets of Memphis. yeksbus,
ara NJ enna 10 the on hs
Tickets for Evansville, Cso, and st Louis are SOLD oy s
FOR CLEVELAND, Cleveland Toledo. Detroit Chi
ticket. sold when The Ohio nayisae between
the Cleveland and Piitsburg railroad is made
anordnE troulh tickets and Washington lis also the
speedy and direct 70 neay M inc 90
63 miles, being about 100 mes shorter than by any other
r,rs By through ,icset from Washington Wheeling 90
CoIunbus ss Dayton, SIS Cinenna SIC; Louisville,
Tss se oIs:'sS
For Frederick narpes Ferry Mansbua Berkeley Springs
s Is %
stations between Baltimore and Wheeling take
For trains 10 and from Baltimore Annapolis ac special
vor further nformaon through tickets, &C., apply 10 TIL H.
PARSONS, agent, at Washington station. - ro,,
Master Of Transportation Baltimore and
NAV 5-dtf Ohio Railroad Baltimore
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enclose the money drafts for tickets or cencae you
yis Of which send what - ~
r.tun official scheme, carefully seated 10 IN
ordinary sixr envelope the lottery draws we
ward ie drawing certified BY the Win
written explanation the result 0f the purchase ease we
vor signature psn Of post omce couhv
and State prizes will paid BY drnfts on he nafes cues
ii purchasers may direct. .,.o n,b,;.hoa
by commissioner 10 the following papers " - .
te aNaiona, fntcieenccr' "Unon" Of washington
lotteries and carried on With me
scrupuous faith Integrity, and being authorized by ans
the w0se appointed 0fcer
the lotteries, afofd sumcent "
Inc puhIc Of the with which they are drawn. -,
The responsibility Of these iotiencs ana e
e Of n prizes w insure ne
support approval Of oil who may ice dfosca 70 en-
enterprises ~, L., H..
is only trennaIy draw lottery OF THIS magnnae,
should induce possessing the least desire 70
small nsked for ana
chance OF osninr some OF hefc
prizes. 1FN. 4ls 80. .nuea.r,,v ,o,x nnoo
having their promptly ned and the sce confidence on
Maryland lotteries daily which always haye
and certificates Of packsges o. whees rom
10 $500. and quarters In proportion Inc pnses ~
irom ~ TO $oooo according 70 'ne p"cs
circular containing the schemes Of the Maryland lotteries
"'~'w ~" ~ w address orders 10 y. X. Brennan
No Calvert street, Baltimore Maryland.
Oct a. 4--di2sdNov
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- 39G Iiacs amounting w
Whole $40-haves Sao--quarers Sio-eigh'hs W.

32 39G ni2cs amounting w
Whole tickets $40halves Sao--qaasters Sio-egnms S9
To determine the splendid przs numbers from
m sevcrnly In wheel on the day OF
.e IS of Them drawn out Ianaom and ma.
having ns tbs ID, and Sd drawn numbe VIII
capital pize o.
Those tickets having on Them the -
9Th 10Th iith 18th jd 4th ON
eth 9Th 9th I'd ID 4b
Every other three o. ns @ drawn
Those with two n9mpefs on anoa good
thCse Win one 1Id"h "unpe' o'u" e
original cost, less Is per CENT -, ..,. 80, ,..,
draw certain amount, uhat
s what ths ballots multiplied ny me lowest pze
win IS per cent? we VII fei o pacs
ages e me cost Of package and what Ia
aud which entities ho pucnase 70 sucn ah
amount as the numbers the sum guaranteed.
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st. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies'


institution
August Thupdayi June. The
board and tation payable semi
There
for spanish itaian Geman and Latin The terms
primary composed OF pups under nine
age, Si0O annum ysbc half yearly In advance
inquiry should addressed The MOTHER SURE
RoR Of ST. Josephs Academy, Emnisbur Frederick county
Maryland.
July 6-dlyear.
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Everett House.

North Side Of Union Square, Ne~ York.
UIs establishment the most prominent and delight
fu Park York affords, approaching hnh, aud, when
skid devise aud supply
10 render il The mos desirable hotel constructed.
The establishment respectfully that
Inc house fret of October next Tor The accommo
dauon of the public
arrangements 70 tho winter months.
me p'''' '@'''''S' : ~ cLArP JosLIs.
HAwtSy d. CLsrr,
T.. JosLrs,
.
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stopping souhampson both going aud enssns they Offer
London and ayre
other route, for the economy Of time and money.
Passage from New York to Southampton ssi Bremen
First cabin, saoon $i3oi h cabin, .s saloon, 81
second do, 500
and newspapers must throug, the -Vcc
No bills ading will be signed on the day OF Failing.
An experienced surgeon is attached TO each ship.
For freight passage, apply to
C. ii. SAND, II South William st. N. Y.
G. A. HEiNEkEN Co., Bremen.
CROSKEY u Co, Southampton.
WILLIAM ISELIN, Havrc.
Mar 6-dly
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OF the United States and placing the same under contract
embracing all correspondence and proceedings respecting te
frequency OF trips mode OF convey mce ana tunes o ue
ana arrivals on an the routes me course ol .ae
s % na AZ ~ sih,; @ % IA a. M, ~ ,,;. @ a. % M =, st VIZ. pa
of the domes,ic mail arvisa Of the Un;tsd tatss II nr
nsras ~ cr ,,,, reca;ss- tba Ma
and t,Las chsr ~ th IA ~ ,asil
and H. ad;ns, - ad aa,on If tss eon,rac,s All a.
peations for IT. the sash@e9 Or Of mail "a
To- this oic "v All a bond h I'd toit FAR transno
na, na n,ract a No recon;tioa ~ psa
service l. a. ~ ~ thrah ne Cont,ac o,ice a
caces antbai,v w CO. ,h ran cas e NJ tha Sdita; Or
ce From tbis oce ali ~ The ends 81 routes r
ne,va ,h % n,ap,nsrt % ~ " pa,I rscba III s ~
resnecve routes rsorts weekly To- the Indiio aIl con
na a otiors S II s M M s
service and ha repnr, Of ,s sit;rs giving state
; n ~; ~ M ;,a u :, ~ , - n iI, M tai E aJ nv nv aII',;aua,
vice .ae , ,h praere' ana "e
allowances granted WITHIN the year.
Finance O6iee.John Maroon, esq, Third Assistant Post
master General and twcny-o clerks To this Office
assigned the supervision and management of the financial
of the department. devoved by law upon the
depoare of the department. the issuing Of warrants and
ata'ts IN o balances rePor,ea oy the Auuiot 70 "
due to mail and other m the
ti Tue hIso.. :, ~ a,,,d @ ;t % ad ~ ,hop int ddence
~ ,b d,o II h p,atars ~ ;hslr anar,lv rs,nrns nf
II has cbarre nf The deadleer ojce of the is
unc of hostage stamps and slammed envelopes for the
payment Of postage and Of the accounts connected there
w1 To the Third Assistant General ali
should direct their quarterly of postage those at
draft Offices their letters reporting quarterly the net pro
ceeds of their offices, and those at dcpositing offices,
their certificates deposite him should directed
the weekly and monthly returns of the depostarcs the
Department. as well as all applications and receipts for post
age stamps and stamped envelopes and for dead letters
J..,;oa 0,s Iobn o.Le,ra es, ch;er CLARK and
~ ~. o1a I =; asad,oS ~, % t,a dntr ~ ra
o;eiue IA so ; no, ~ @ .h = % - - ~ arr;vsi % @ snd ~ de
nartures % Of the ma eeroates Of the service of route
agents and renorts of mail failures of noting the den
acis nf and orsnarino cases thereon for the
action Of the Postmaster General furnishing blanks for mail
registers and reports of mail failures providing and send
ing out mailbags and maocks and keys, and doing all
other things which be necessary faithful and
exact performance of all mail contracts
All cases OF mal depredauon, Oh VOCATION o. aw py PR
M ndo n ~ ~ osnps @ f ~ mi; ice and sbonld he
,a o.ai.ps, az ~ ~ h1 w p o ' " A 'N' w ~ =
Xii communications respectinu lost money letters mail
denredaons or other violations Of law or maocks aud
KEYS should be directed 'Chef Clerk Post Office Depart
ment."
All registers OF the arrivals and departures OF the mai
cerhcates OF he service OF route agents. reports o na a
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Maryland Lotteries.
CAPITAL PRIZE 500, 200.

j
MANAaRRs' OYyIcR,
# #s sh Baltimore, (Md,) October J. 1855.
THE managers Maryland lotteries will give their attention.
6ng Of orders for tickets and certncnes OF
tickets attention Of the public 10 The Following
scheme, which IL the t
Most Brilliant and Magnificent Lottery crer Draun.
All tickets or certificates packages OF tickets the lotteries
authorized OF Maryland bear the sigma
f. X. Brennan, General Agent Tor the Conarsas r. AMI
any Others are frauds.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
| Y,
IN n, drawn in Bal,more Md Saturday, November a. 1885,
SCHEME.
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Il. III. GILL EFT,
-

his Office his resd in Franklin Row. corner
or and Thirteenth streets devote his
ion Unid States supreme Court
Having The concerning patents he VIII
give advice opinions arising before
he Patent chief usiiee assistant
Of Colnmbia and the
nrrparation andu trial of suits concerning patents
NE viii and arguments Tor par
e either OF the departments and
will also claims before board established for their
adjudication.
OctQ -df
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.
Reducfion of Fare 10 California.

-, mail steamships leave New York
<<& Aspnwa the 9Th and Doth Of each MONTH
N& connecting with mail steamers from Panama 10 San
~ Francisco.
These senshps inspected approved by the Navy
Department, guaranty speed and safety
fhc railroad a. completed from
and cosscd in hours The baggage Of passen
Fruncisco and
gers Panama The campanys
The money New York all Of the trip
Reserve porn New York, Panama, and
Francisco detention in OF accident 30 that
the route IL entirely reliable.
Passengers oave Panama the day they arrive Asrin
wall eN.N .Ea@
through ench and take charge of
women md children without other protectors.
apply the agency III
West street, New York 10 W. RAYMOND
May6
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-T-7@e EDWARD X COLLINS,
SO Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SHiPI.EY, 4 CO.,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD i CO.,
"a Austin Fnars, London
b. q. WAINWR RIGHT K Co.,
Paris.
GEO. II DRAPER, Havre.
The oucys OF ships
bullion specie cery precous mctns unless bills Of
therefor and the value thereof therein
Ap25-dtf
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,r,prv,vOv, srr.yER-PLATED GOODs.--I have recent,
y received fine superior silver plated goods p-
ted on abata copper, which will sell at surprisingly low
prices. viz ,-..... a, ,ha x,ono.,
English silver
Castors large variety of beautiful patterns
tea trays, all sizes ,,,.3,.,.u
Spoons lades butter Knives uo"pc Pae on
hest albata
Cake baskets, salad casors, pickle stands
aayt ssands liquor stands, candiestick -,
Eicsrn, covered Dishes The forming dishes
Jutfer dishcr, card receivers, gobicts, mugs
Toast kettles, coffee urns, pitchers
Tanknrds, sugar spoons fish knives, &C.
of the above articles by examining hy
stock will be the folly of investing in pure svsr
wa when they durable gosds which bear close fesm
'' " ~ c. W. BOTELER,
,o on oswCvn Iron Hall.
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CARO-yours Indies Wishing 70 Improve ,I n's~is.s IN
French do BY joining the nosning Miss
Bookss school, No lS5 Pennsyvama avenue has
resident Porisian lady N distinguished
givss daily insuuct:cn in that langusss
Oct 2s--cod2w
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Law Notice.

BRowN, Sr ANTON, WALLER. Ns ss5Ea
IDM. r. BROWN, Pred. p. STANTON, and J. KNOX WALK
Err partnership practising he Supreme
cour OF tho Uned sshingcu,
Ofces In Warrington and Aem-
will always be found Al either place, and
letters addressed them will receive attention.
April ~ tfeod Intel. Sentinel copyJ
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The New York and Liverpool United States
Mail Steamers.
The ships comprising this line the following:
The Atlantic. .sssCapk Wosb
The Pacific capt Nye.
The Bnitic Capt Comsock
The Adradf. .Capt.
These ships having been built by contract o.
& pressy for government services every care has been
4X&4 construction, also In their engines
TO insure strength and speed; and their sccommo-
uHequaed elegance and comfort
Price Of from New York to Liverpool In arat cabins
85
From Liverpool 10 New York, 30 and 90 guneas. .6s
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship.
No berlhs be secured until paid for.
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No. 546.] "a
Notice OF the establishment Of three additional
land districts in the State of Iowa.

IN pusuance
the land districts in the State cf Iowa, and for
Other approved March 3D. 1855 which three
additional hereby declared and made
knows thai office for the TuRKEY DIsrRtcT has
WnDeshek that for the
FoRr DrsrRcr FoRr DopaE, in Webster county
that DsTRcrn al SIorx Cry, in wood
bury county. -, -. 81 =. -. :, .
day q October, A. u. 1855
BY order Of the Presidents .
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Nov 2-law6w lint. and Star.
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CRNsUs OF 1880, ono large qusrto voinme, boand In
u half Russp, for sale, few copies ouy, at ~ 90
scp5 thhNth aAflos
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4, NOIfaF w, MORELI. Attorney and Counsellor at
u iaw United circuit court commaonsr commissioners
sy IN, t,our, of C,ains "a Wall street, New York
p. Hon. Neispn. United States supreme Court
Hon. H. Fish, United senator General a. Ic'sn CorP
United States Blair Solicitor u tho Court
of Claims r. H. Glet esq, and Major Arnold Harris wsnins
on city. Ns''"-''"SS"~''
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

FORM OF GUARANTEE.
TO Capt. M. @. Meigs u. y. Engineers.
Tho upde rsiyncd, the State Off,,
Jointly sevey with the United States and
guaranty bid OFF, be accepted that he or
cv will within OF the said bid,
cute the with good and snfent snretas TO
oeom or furnish the proposed conformity the
which IL iaade Aud In case the
fail into contract as aforesaid we guaranty
the bidder. -
(Ssned) a. ~
hereby certify that the best OF my Knowledge ana oee he
above named guarantors good and sufficient =
(Sigued) II. ".
S-.i,wfsthNay& awn
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NEW YORK. HHEMEN, AND SOUTH.
2 AMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL 5TEAMERs.-
E1xdS Tho ships comprising this line the WASHING
TON, Capt s.. Cavendy; HERMANN. Capt. Ed
ward Higgns.
Those stop Southampton going reurns
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r,oR ou mr. more that dwelling housc
G. between 18th 18th Streets and near the war depart
w.u =.
flower garden towards the west large kitchen garden
srs grounds Immediately around and TO the rear OF
the house. .,... -, ....ax,a
The wallis perfectly dry, large cellars have been
buildings There are on the premises
,vro stables Al Of which can be re-
paired or remedcicd IL necessary.
u ALSO, FOR RENT on LEASE,
The large dwelling Pennsylvania nvenue between h
and 10th streets. 9t4FsslL -.
The extensive M attached TO H. and can have e
use OF a hftcen-feet alley IL required.
The hon, Il well calculated accommodation OF large
accommodation OF mes
on ossr beins confectionery
and resau rant Immediately IN tho vicinity OF the place
wrms &C &c apply 70 M Co'hns' ~ INC surgeon sen
OAce, IL Winder's bnidins.
Oct lS--eoa2w a
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VIM. M. Merrick,
Arroasxy AT Law,


No. 80 Lomisiana npenue,
ru nracte In The supYrme the United States the
cou of claims courts Of The District Of Co
iumha.
Dee 97--3awt
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Entertainment the Western Presbyterian Church.
uIE OF that in the Of
few give In the church
cGce supper and for the sale OF useful and ona
The avas of this entertainment will be used
furnishing the church. II designed that no article
SHALL be sold above its vauc ..1a 49, 4
Roes lotteries eanrs Of CHARGE will be prohibited.
The admission fee shall be only l2x cents.
perfect satisfaction TO visitors and
patrons of the enterprise ..a
To aid object contributions In useful and
fancy atjcjes respectfully solicited and f
10 Mrs Haskell direcess No. % Pennsylvania
avenue cclc,' viii be thankfully received and
gratefully acknowledged. NOV e-1aw5w
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TnOR SALE OR RENT.Tbe well known and desirable resi-
A. A. Nicholson, near Duddinsion
.,sa os sale or rent The in excellent repair and
supplied With water hr'nes and other conve
..srss The etsiin9 complete and well ar
goun which ertsn.ve have been planted
,be and laid on win great care and
taste BY ornamental faSdsncf. -, !, -.
Fo sppiy sehn Brent suoney aeaw
Louisiana TO buckner psyus @sows avenue,
between lx and 9Th streets
The key of,bc house will be found ~ Duo'ine'on'
S-Aaw3w
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NOR RENT. "A comfortable and comsuodtous house,
on avenuc hundred yards north Of the
Capto repec convenicnccs. Il may be obtained
either with without There attached spacious
and gardn stabng carriage house, Ac To
gentleman punctuai and caeini tenant the rem.
wou be made moderate.
several efficient and usty could be hired with the house
IL reauirsd Inquire Of a. e"EEN,
Nov 4--3aw2W Auctoneeff tth street
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NIEN GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN.-P. J. STEER, mer-
chant received large and beautiful stock OF
new fail and winter goods which respectfully invites the
,enion and the public.
addition and varied stock OF cloths cassimees aho
styles, his stock OF genenens furnishing
goods is also verys s.ie and complete; such as
u arfs, cravais, stocks, ties, gloves
Suspendcrs, hosiery -.
siIk cotton, andw woo'lcn undcrshirs drawers, &c
clo'hng 10 order at short notice IN
style o unsurpassed elegance, and at fair prices
solicited call early and seiect choee sVcs
aes
Sept i2-3tawn
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Iinao bstWeoM WashinEton and WhesHaS Rus To
-. hours.
p.ag as tseees Washington ard Csseinnot 27 hours
Through 1fck cts anf baggage Cheeks 10 be had I'm
WasAAnEton.
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Treasury DEPARTMENT.
The Treasury Department consists of the Offices OF the Sec
retary OF the Treasury two comptroers commissioner
he customs six auditors treasurer, register, solicitor light
house board, and coast
The following brief indication Of the duties Of these
several Offices and of the force employed therein respectively
Sscretarys 0Bcs.on James Guthrie, Secretary Of the
treasury; Hon. p. g. Washington, Assistant Secretary
one engineer in charges architect and three aughtsmen
temporarily employed, and twenty three clerks The Secre
y Of the Treasury is charged with the general
OF the fiscal transactions Of the government and Of the
cuuon Of the laws concerning the and navigation
OF the United States. lie superntends the survey the
coast the light house establishment the marine hospitals Of
The United States, and the construction Of certain public
buildings for custom-houses and other purposes.
First Comptroller 05iceEisha Wbittlesey ESQ.,, Comp
oler and fifteen clerks He prescribes the mode OF keep
ing and rendering the civil and diplomatic
vice well the public lands and revises and ceties the
balances arising thereon.
Second ComProiler's OGce.--John NJ Brodhead, esq,
Comptroller and clerks He prescbes the mode
keeping and rendering the accounts OF the army navy,
and Indian departments OF the public service and revses and
o. Haes the balances arising thereon.
Office of Commissioner of the Oaous-IIuQh j. Anderson,
esq., Commissioner and eleven clerks He prescribes the
mode Of keeping and rendering the OF the
revenue and dsbursemeas and for the building and repair
ing ouomhouse &c. and revses and cert6es the balances
arsng thereon.