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for Certificates.
LADIES EUgHINs gLUgs
Will be entitled to the terms above, with the
extra inducement Of tbe Present of Magnificent Set
of BorDoIR FURNIr, RE. with Rich CoIored India
Hangings, fine India Lace Curtains and everything Of
the mo Splendid Description to the Ladies Club who
will send the largest remittance for Cert fcates.
M1- PosTM, sTERs ale authorized to act as Agents,
and the Postmaster renting the largest amount for
shares will receive a Handsome GOLD Warren AND
CaAIN valued at Two ii, ndred Dollars. The money
must accompany the application by letter, post paid
in all cases and the Certificate, with the Engraving,
will be forwsrded free of charge by return mail
Correspondents requested to write their address
with the County Town, Post Office and State. plainly
in order to avoid mistakes. All letters answered By
return mail.
Catalogues of all the Gifts, with value'and expla-
nation. can be obtained on application to the Secre
tary, to whom all letters for Certificates &C., must be
addressed. ALFRED JOuRDAIN, Secretary.
Washington, D. G.
na.sa.1 sasss,: l1es. sHr''' Director.
FERNANDO LIVINGSTON.
Jan l6.-5m I. w. BA Treasurer
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There are other, by the Artstes, all original,
besides some Splendid Pictures by Alsten, Suly, Rey
nolds Neagle Doughty, Cole, Chapman, David, Yer
net Stuart, Herbert Tack, Bennington, Read, Bart
lett Schloss, Huntington. Johanoh, Schmidt. Rem
brandt. Schaub Perk ms, Lewis, Ellis Hamilton. and
others fully described in the catalogue, which will be
forwarded on application by letter, postpaid, to the
Secretary, who viii answer by return mail.
ao TERMS FOR CL UBS:
Clubs of 10 l Extra Certificate.
Clubs Of 20
Clubs of so @
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AVING purchased the entire stock Of J. M. Fox,
L the subscriber offers for the inspection Of the
pubic, full and complete assortment. which he ur-
poses to s4i at as reasonable prices can be had
elsewhere in the State
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Law Partnership

C.HALL and WV. r. THOMPSON have iormea =
-. . partnership under the name OF HALL IL: =
THOMPSON and will attend to all professional o"sls
ness that may be confded to them in the S.aIa :.
Iowa. They will give particular attention 70
10 the Supreme Court. ,..1..-f..,
~ Ofkee on Washington street adjoining tne
Gsrks Office, Burlington Iowa.
March Is. '54-ly s& &eAss88s8 #f# IA
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BURLINGTON SATURDAY. MARCH a. 1855. 4
C.. M. CHERRY.

(SUccEssoR OF j. NJ Fox.)
Eealer ia
Gold and Silver Watches, Clocks, Jecelry,
Pocket Cutlery, &C., &C.,
One door North Of the Piano Forte and Music Store
Barrel House Building. Burlington. Iowa.
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54 ARCHITECTS OgYrcE, MrIIrAR ASYLUM,
Washington ID. c., March 6, 1850
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received this office until IL
and building the Military Asylum this CITY,
high 80 long, as wde and
high
The apparatus and vennng be completed and
ready for by the frat day OF December
Bidders will furnish their and specific but must
understood workmanship OF
will be admitted all materials and workmanship
subjected the and the architect
other for that before being
ceived
The bidders include their bids ali materials and all kinds
Of finish of the
il shall be in every respect ready for
be made during
building the first day ofDecem
Der the will be and tried du
succeeding work sa,isaeto
rly, whole specified the will be paid the
but m do satisfactorily then the
required supply of failure
do he will be required take down the and
from the asylum grounds, at his expense
The board of commissioners themselves the right
all Of bids If OF them regarded conducive
the interests the institution.
The plans Of the building be seen at This office No 70
Wnders Buidng between hours of 10 and III O'clock
E..# D ALEXANDER,
Lieut.. Engineers, Architect Military Asylum.
The Washington Intelig~ncer Baltimore SUM- Philadelphia
LEDGER Richmond Enquirer,
will please publish the three week unt
April, bills this Office. Msrc. 7-eodtiothApn
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bR THE WEST AND sOUrH-BALTIMORE AND
OHIO hAILNOAD.
GG u 7lsisajI 1,1iziIlfl|6 G

- RXRSXk@-zMRSs RSsX4----ylXS2k--YMR
IProred arrangements 70, trassIperant changes Of 'ehsa
HE late completion Of the Central Ohio railroad between Wheel
and Columbus uniting does, by short and direct
line BALTIMORE and Ohio railroad with all of the
through travellers direction On Mon
day. November ~, 1884, the trains win be- folows
FOR THROUGH PASSENGERS
Two fast trains daily will each direction First the mail
an, leaving camden station al , m instead OF o'clock as
heeoforo Sunday, Wheeling 40
seeondi the express train, leaving at instead Off
heretofore Wheeling IL
hours, reaching there 10 a5 This will Wash
Junction. sykesvi Monocacy, Harpes Ferry, Martins
burg Sir Johns Run, Cumberland Piedmont Rowesbuy New
burg Fetierman, Famng,on Moundsve only
wood aud meals Beth trains make
regular with Of the Central Ohio road for Cam
seuausky, Toledo, Deo Indianapolis Chicago 81 Louis
&C. leaving Baltimore the mail train will reach Gin
einna for dinner white by The train they arrive
ne at Y the next night being kept but night on the route by
either train
Passengers Northwest Cleveland all Intermediate
make direct with the Cieve
and Pbug all when the Ohio navigabe
between Wheeling Weisvle, leaving Baltimore
in the mail train att a. m.
Returning trains follows: express
30 reaching Baltimore so the mail
al u As ?. m, reaching Baltimore At y p IN.
Through tickets by boat from Wheeling Cinenna Madison
Louisville 81 Louis and other rver ces win be sold at all times
when the OF will admit.
important West the ticket
OF the company
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
The mail train, leaving Camden sauon will take
Wheeling ut II As, midnight Cumberland at 10 l5 and
al Baltimore at Z, }.
dae places will at daily texcept Sunday arriving
in Frederick at 4o Returning viii leave Frederick at g.
arriving a Baltimore at ~ 30, noon. aaE
TIE EIeos Mills will be daily, excep
sundays } follows;
Leave Camden 6, a. M. and 3, p.
I. Leave Eiicot's Mills at 7 80, m and 30, p.
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Notice of the dissonttnuaMce the Uaited states
land Offices aa JeffcrsOnv,lle, Vincennes and win-
nnnac, Indians.
NDER provisions of second section of the of Con-
gress approved June a. $780, which declares hat whenever
shall be reduced number OF ess than hundred
shall tS Of the OF the Treasury
office such district; land
shall the dconnuance
of land Office shall be subject safe at Of the
land OFFICES convenient the district which the
Treasury give m section
approved 4h September le4 authorizes the Secretary Of
land district in which is situated the
of the Staes Notwithstanding the
quantity ans unsd in such district amount hun
ded his opinion such may be
poirt the sons Of
approved a. 1884, and iarnch the duty
the Secretary Of the Interior
BY the establish the Home Department. approved I'd March,
l649:
Notice accordingly hereby gven that
said districts reduced below
Secrary Of the Interior ,cth the
probation Of Presd directed the land Offices
VscKSKEs and WrSAMAc, IL the State of fndiana
remaining ansod the time Of the
subject sale the land Office ut
| An. roIrs the o government of said Stafe.
unsod and unnppropnied by aw and subject
subject beretofe at those ofhcer from
the OF this the registers and
thereof, viii public
ce cay they will prepared appca-
tons for entries ofany such lands at their Office.
80 JOHN wILsoN,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
JANUARY 25, 1855.
27-2aw6w [Sfarl
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Proposals for Stamps.

PosT 0rYIcE DEPARTMENT,
February 81, 1885,
pRoPoSAIS will received this department until the oh
furnishing the of the
the frs, day OF Aprll
by Department. following descriptions
THE circular form from solid
In To admit OF
letters month and day. with thumb
letters and figures IN place. onch stamp and
mahogany handle OF the same
securely fastened TO the stamp The menths OF the
three EACH OF the
ize old blocks Of hardened steel
from 10 81 inclusive 20 be made
o kc ned metal and Of the size last aforesaid
the words .paid and "free OF The Form of
those now IN use, with turned handles
A.o stamps figures Of postage, and simi
Ao aps foreign BY the New York and Boston
Offices. M n.
Al or he stamps made Of hardened steel.
The proposals. separate bids for the circular
STAN with months and figures.
o separate piece, containing hs month"; consisting of
Also for each separate piece days Of the month
Also, months aud hgurcs
A.o separate pieces the words 'pad" and "ee
with the hGufes
wall however be
different but the opo~ai ~ ne wno
viii be- accsptsd The
tsel right reject all proposals me
the right 20 accept pvoposais
circular stamp with names
and figures of hardened STEEL and all Inc ohe stamps
othsr material, III deemed advisable.
considered cor s The above
material than hardened steel and
accept such poposa sha
specimens Of required ION tee can
" JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General
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New Postage Act.-NOtice to the Public and
Instructions to POstma stcrs.

NOTICE hereby gven eeaby Congress
proved March g. 1855, following of
charged and after the first day Of d in lien Of those
established, wit:
single conveyed in the mail,
miles, and for distance exceeding three
miles, 5
From and after said first day Of April letters
ociai The
privilege remains unchanged
and after January, eighteen hundred
ysix required postage stamps upon
prepaid which such have been placed
Y K
BY General au-
establish uniform system for the
This provision Of the law will be carried effect
therefor will be issued
the necessary blanks can be prepared and Distributed
.Mt EI Gss JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General
PosT OFsIcE DgrARrMEsr
March Q, 1855.
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The p.s.os s,ss osssss
payment % she subscriptions be made In advance.
Distant Subscribers may mosos is'tss, hs
which ~n es psia b aaa all iss = hl az eistsE
trsnsnsson.
The CfuNTsN paFEs sa6iehca sarps a.
soar % oenHsese, and ssss. weekly during bs
suh~erTsiaas is period Axa ysAr ~ia be sscoveS
terns ptalostiened 70 the sosss snnasl rates
e-f lsrMNSrERs a. aar agents and ~
sending DAILY suhsobcs ssa enclosed o. ssvS
sEal-wEekLf saeseFieq win 81 caelo-e - cnuued
a eepy srafts
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BY ;. G. McGUiRE, Anctiomesr.

DEREMPTORY SALE OF FOUR OF THE MOST DESIRA-
/ BILE BUILDING LOTS IN THE FIRST WARD On Thurs
day afternoon March 5th AZ O'Clock the shall
ios and O. in No 1lf fronting
each fee, north street. beween 7t and 18th Streets
I47k a l0-feet alley
These delightfully."- with southern 'front.' about
either side which
securing unobeconable building sites than
al offered fur sale auction for
4 perfect and sale positive.
onc-thrd cash residue equal SIX
MONTHS deed tht
premises o satisfaction of the vendor.
complied with within four days
day the property will be esold the risk and
pense o purchaser.
An conveyancing a of purchaser.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Mar lO-d Auciioneer
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By ). @. MCGUIRE, Auctionssr.

by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST DATED 18th DAY or
September s and duly recorded the land records
the Washington District Of Columbia and by
decree OF the sitting
chamcey and the 2sth April 1854 certain
wherein Darius Cage and Really and Others
defendants shall proceed SELL the the 18th
March, 1885, O'clock all that Of ground and
consisting brick situated the
Washington and known designated lot H. a the d
vision 408 formerly belonging Mrs. Sarah
Spa the fronting 2a feet 10 inches Ninth
width 80 Ii inches which
OF
which belongs the said premises
Terms cash. IL of sale complied with
within five after the the resell
the premises, at the risk of the first purchaser
JOHN B. CLAGETT Trustee,
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
Feb 23--eodSds Auctoneer
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q rak WAsaIsaros AagEpucr,
Warrington March 4 1855.
pRoPosALs iRved for graduation and bek
tunnels, Other Washington aQuednct
Proposals, received the oh of May will be opened at oi
that day.
MAPS prodIes specifications viii be ready for
animation and after 2oth day Of April next
Proposals VIII be received he paf ulaf eaverts
bsidses, ac described W iha and specinaons
Portions Of the be completed under ie
appropriation hu all Tor unfinished work VIII
the right tho Of work TO be done and rate
Of under each or each appropriation and ~ ca
holding sushcuy decide when and
shall be stopped until funds become avaiahls
In IN. entire particular work Tor want Of
funds VIII paid the Judgmrn OF
the the work ha been properly executed so lar as has
gone.
VIII be checks The United stset
The morh OF the engineer resefvng ~
will be diton of all contracts tba the work
slai ae heir tai wages monthly, end IN specie
An lids should sealed, ed Proposa for work
the Washington AqaeducIn
The United the reject all the bids
should be deemed and 10 make such arrange
be considered conducive the OF the
Every offer painted signed by
responsible effect thai BE- they under
take thai the bidder bidders will his their d be accepted
tsgaop. within tasr VIII good and snfeien
sccus The completion of the work nBdrskep said guarantee
judge United district officer Of
known the Engineer De
War, the able make good their
c. MEIGs,
Capt. Of Engineers, in charge.
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81 .. Q. neaUIxn. A.o,,,.,r,.

SuPERB ROSEWOOD GRAND PIANO ELEGANT CABI
pets F,sasn csas aud eus slas sss eay ~S es S s
ssfs so.s a. 3. asoa ~ S @ossgs March @ 70
".ss Ss s ri j. @ 40 ssa a0
Mssnasent Of solid Ta,ior Furniture uphOt
s se @eaaea ssss .s eas sea so.a ',s ass medal
splendid match
Elesan, French plate ansatei mirrors
Costly manssi CLOCKS si' ana bsoaz, with aide pieces
Rieh sll gas chandeliers, eanaeabras, aud brackets
Fine tapestry, Brussels and vsniiian carpet.
suite Of rosewood us,ure upholstered
canary eo,oed sa,n damsrs PAIR French
Handsome cur curtains &c. eo,n,es ,s &C. % match
walnut extension dining tables
DO plush seai dining chairs
psnask covered spring sea, eoaehss
cspeseai and cottage chairs
Marble Top beaust butler's uAy
Elegant crimson and soa band dinner set
kehiy decorated China tea eon e. aud chocolate service
Heavy sheffield plated waters, cake baskets and coffee
crystal cut glass decau,ers mmblcrs champagne
wines, oosaa dagger bowls, hes,ses, oiss p,ch
Maaoaany writing decks. book shelves
Morocco and damask covered extension chairs
French and Italian bedsesds
Marble top washstands. stands
French china and granite toilet sets
Best hair and husk mattresses
Bolster and pillows, bed clothing
Single iron tedsscads, sofa bedstoad.
Bed and table linen
screens hre IRONS, lamps
Furniture in servants rooms
oiicloth, cooking and other stoves
Coppers cooking utensils, &c.
AT 4 O'CLOCK
la front Of the residence splendid pair of dark carriage
horses between and old perfectly sound and kind
single double aud said the finest
in the District
ALSO, IMMEDIATELY AFTER
dining choice highest quality
botes, comprising cbampagnes sherry Madeira, sc import
ed expressly for private
Terms $50 aud UNDER that credit
ninety days, for satisfactorily endorsed bearing
sThe house will be open the day previous
the sale.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
Mar lid AueuQneer.
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SECOND EDITION NOW READY.
DUELS AND DUELLtNG.
Alphabetically arranged, Preliminary Historical Essay.
BY HON. LORENZO SABINE

DUELS AND DUEILtNG.
Alphabetically arranged, Preliminary Historical Essay
BY HON. LORENZO SABINE.
vol l2mo. Price 81 rs.
comprises sketches the principal daels from that be-
Guah, hfst record, TO the day
of including all of
historical interest n annals Of this country.
Hamilton and Burr, lay and Randoph De
aur Ciey Graves well olers
familiarity with history and his
macy public enabled him bring light facts
% interest and value.
From exciting OF the work intense interest
in created predict for immense SALE
lConrier.
The subject snguary interesting and VIII attract great aflen
ton. IN. o. Della.
is place library, SINCE Is library
most curious research n itself--Daily News
grouped together his Notes on Dus and bu
elipan the subject, and host
Of showing frivolous winch often
led 10 he The book
esng one viii the attention OF every reader
e baltimore Republican.
This is a curious and interesting work.--Dispatch.
useful contribution 10 historical
ind biographical lieranre-TavsNer
Published by CRosBY, NICHOLAS CO.. Boston; and for
in Washington by z. .x..
Feb I0--3taw3w IAfLoh x Maotf
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stepping Southampton, both going tnd returning they on
proceeding London ave over any
otter route, Tor the economy Of lime aud money
Passage rom See York to Southampton and Brsne"
First cabin saloon s3oi cabin lower saloon, so
second do, 500.
All newspapers through the post office
No b,is OF iadnu will be signed an the day OF sailing
An experienced Is attached 10 each ship
For freight passage, apply
q. III. SAND, II South William ST., N. "
q. nEfNEKEN q Co., Bremen.
CROSKEy n Co Southampton
WILLIAM IsEtiNr Havre.
sfar 6~-diy f
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John " SNYDER dealer wines a The former Old established
Snider No rs Walnut street. four DOOR
Fourth will supplied with wine.
and liquors accommodating
JACOB sNnER, the importation ~ fos,sn wines,
Office No. Walnut prepared 70 receive ardss
for various houses an @
upwsrdss and also sctts
cor John Vaughan sar e a bis friends and
former
wines Washington city by ,damss Erpsess,'
free OF freight.
June ally
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lrHOCOLATk, Cocoa, and Broma.-W. BAKER CO.'S
" chocolates. and broma
which awarded by the chief institutes
and fairs the Union sale by all the pncpsi groceries 10
the United States, by their
Bussey Murray New York Gran, and Twels, Phladelpha
Thomas " Brundisc Dudley cincnnsu
WALTER BAKER, a CO,
Ap3-ny dorchester. Nirsa.
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Court or Claims, &C.

CHARLES LEE JONES, adduon his ordinary pfacues 10
District Of coumba VIII practise N the
Supreme United States and the constituted
the United states In
before The supreme Court and IN s proc
oeaims, his
though mostly retired on general
practice aad do has best 10 sdvsncs ths success
clients statements and Arguments, and p an oicf
needu and
March o -3awimn
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J,NGIIsH DRAWING PAPERS, from the !" what
Il man md aTurseyv Mills Kent, England,
has ot
limitations England a. wei ~ IN
them from the largest 70 the
to their genaipenes having psv
mites Engsrd IN order 70 buy "a person n" me
ony makers of the fsbrfc- =
fhANth 1Asb'n
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CrOmwell's Baltimore Steamship Line between
Baltimore, New York, and Boston,
WILL despatch daily Baltimore and New York
aud wce week from Boston Baltimore Baltimore 10
Boston. ~ t
This affords unequalled business men of the
District OF Columbia. The point freight
and through bill Of ladna Washington
freight and commissions charged Applications freight
promptly attended 10 by the following agents:
A. @. HALL,
4s So Exchange Place, Baltimore.
II. D. CROMWELL,
Corner Washington and Albany streets, N. Y.
JNO. w. sCHANK,
Jan H-d3m Foot of India wharf Boston.
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sEw YOgg. BerwEh. AND SOUTH
>s<2E0 AMP1ON UNIT Ed STA 7 EH MAIL STEAMERS.
NI}KX tn. ships comprising ths lime WASHING
- TON, Capt T. CSvsndyi HERMANN Capt Nd
ward Higgins
These al Southampton both
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Redemption ytsgialis SIX rer Cent. Debt.
nuE ooins eerheates of debt issued BY The
Virginia. rdeaaabe the 9Th day OF March, les,
,s within period eseeedng hsnn years. VIII take
ths tss sinking aed created BY
assembly Of Virginia passed The th day Of
x,ch 1853, pocesd fhs hrst day OF April 1855,
m ths certificates a OF the Commonwealth
resld The eerheaas Teasred he said
az au. 10 surrender Office OF the
Se and whether the interest thereon win
eease o that day
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NEW Novel by shs sathor of Many Bavten 'f-Nestt
IN ny Of" Crawford Moaians Cot
iage,f' sc. Price 5lk
KINGS o. Life IN the sy Jss cnbhou
Pure a..
Jusi published,
- ~. TAYLOR NAuRrts
Marq Rossh~ Ninth
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By GREEN & SCOTT, Auctsoneer.

By GREEN u SCOTT. AUcttODeers
INTENSIVE SALE OF EXCELLENT AND NEARLY NEW
II household and kitchen furniture at auction On Thursday
ls, inst shall sell at 10 10 cciosh a, ha he house. No. t
9th and 10th very superior assortment Of rni
Mahogany silk and velvet covered sofas
% gethic parIor and other chairs, velvet covered
Do otomans and chas velvet carpet covered
Do marbie-top, cene, side, and other mbes
Fine and white window curtains and ornaments
GrandoIes, mun,el vases and ornaments
Pier and other glasses, fine engravings, gilt frames
China glass and cIocsery wars among which & are
large white dinner set
silver plated coffee ard and cas,ors
DO spoons and forks and ivory handle knives
Mahogany bedeass masis,,op G w1sns'anas sa
Hair and shuck mattresses
Bedding every description, house and table linen
Hearth rugs, mats, and safsods
Shovel tongs, and tenders, aadirons, and sptoons
Refrgerarors, cooking, radiator, and air-ught stoves
Extension dining. kitchen and other tables
The of the public respectfully invited 70 he sale as
the furniture Of fine quality and the sale well worthy ihem
FERNS: All sums Of sas sos credit Of
dorsea. aea "'e' 'A''' - GREEN SCOTT,
Mari3-dts Ancioneers
DEoPLE,s EDITION OF CHANNING.- Works Of Rev.
Dr. Charming In six Volumes bound Price s. 25 The same
Memoirs Eery Claiming, vols. Price o. rs, with
Ware on the Formation of the Christian
large suppy Of the above just Ises.yedst ,,,.v,s
March 10 Bookstore, 9th street
Ew SPRING GooDs.-Jus, received and ready for
suitable for which prepared TO make up in the
most App''''' ''''' ''' '' Will WILLIAM TUCKER,
Pennsylvania avenue between ax 9th
Mar 2-eodlm
HATS. HATS. HATs,-we JUS, received large and
III fashionable genss travelling hats and ccps which
We 0ne' ''r 'as at extremely ''s sGTT GSf HoPKISss
Mar a-eoawif between Browns and National Hotels
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4 AW P~rsaershtp -supfeme Court 4 tho United
IL ats,es-RoBEHT T. WALKER LOUIS JANlN have formed
walker
gymen OF eases supreme st
Washington with
1hsy be addressed ei.ns wahgos,
o a New York New Orleans.
Iaul Dan
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

9.s FORM OF GUARANTEE
To Capt. M G. Meigs u. =. Engineers.
We. the undersigned, residents of in the State Of
hereby United aud
accepted. thar he
WILL within days the said bid
the for the win ood and Sufficient snreles to
furnish articles conformity the terms
ofihe the
said shall fail to aforesaid guaranty
good the difference offer by the said aud
the lowest bidder
(signed) A. B.
hereby certify that, best knowledge and belief the
above named glaranIors good and sufficient
tSigned E. +.
Mar e-3swehH1ay &lawn