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NOTICE 10 pRE-GMprIoN CLAIMANTS.

Congress approved Sd March, 1855 entitled An
extend rights certain settlers therein men
pse-empion extended the above
odd numbered within six miles on each
where and
made proven and
and y before the day fixed
pnc and by the approved 9th March, 1881, emit
lied An for the relief stuers lands reserved Tor railroad
settled improved the abovenamed
actions prior rithdraga will be entitled
emptons ordinary price OF The public lands,
paid for before the day fixed for The public sale Therefore,
right Of pre-eMpion OF the
within miles
OF Sd March, 1853, above
the 4th Of February leo3
Of aIotmen under The act Of 9Th March, i4 on
the original withdrawal Of
kewse entitled to
9th March, 1854 Of the lands ousde
the 18th
day required establish the The satnc
of land ofce and make
the price fixed by aw soon practicable
embracing
claimed; otherwise huch claim will be forfeited. sTss
JOHN WILSON,
OF jar Ofice
. Feb 9--Iawl3w lint. and Starl
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Proposals for building Light-hOuse on +" Seven
foot KnoiI,'' mouth OF PatapscO river, Md.

TREASURY DEPARTMRsr,
Office Light house Board
#....." .H~ Washington, d. c., March 27, 1855.
DHOPUSALS will received 30th which
will be furnishing the materials
wrought casiron) building light house, pile
Seye Kndl al the mouth OF Paap
Md by hei3oth OF December
Detailed of the plan of the light house be
this Office, (No. CT Winder's building)
Should any bid be accepted, will executed
1 +.
will ade until the whole work is completed and
be approved by the
nteRd the worksaid having
reject workmanship with the
Of the contract
The reserved to reject and all bids that not be
deemed advantageous to the public interest.
addressed undersigned,
dorsed sProposas Knoll Light-house.n
EDMD. L.. +. HARDCASTLE
Engineer. Secretary
MorD -Podi m
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Dir THE WAIST AND soUTH.-BALTIMORE AND
OHIO HAIiROAD. Hfa#



Ivprorea arrangements Jor aeIapotan changes Of sche
,nE completion Ohio Wheel
ing and Columbus uniting does b, short and direct
(and Norm and souwes gives this route greatly increased ad
through travellers that direction ON and after Mon
day, November 81 1854, the trains win be run as ioIows
FOR THROUGH PASSENGERS.
daily will n First the mail
ran leaving Camden station z, instead of o'clock
heretofore except SUNDAY arriving Wheeling 40
heretofore, and through 10 Wheeling in about
reaching there 10 25 This will Wash
Junction, sykesyle Monocacy Harpe Ferry, Martins
hug Sir Johns Run, Cumberland Piedmont kowesbng New
Feeman Famngton, Cameron, and Moundsvie only for
wood and and meals Both these trains make and
regular conneAion CenIra Ohio road o
Sandusky Toledo, Detroit, Indianapolis Chicago ST. Louis
&C. leaving Baltimore by the mail train will reach Gin
night beisg kept night
either train.
make direct with the trains upon the Ceve
land and Pburg aoad all times when The Ohio navgabe
for between Wheeling and Wave by leaving Baltimore
in the mail train at T. q. In. HAM5 t.E
Returning Wheeling follows; The
30 reaching Baltimore SO the mail train
nj II AS M. reuching Baltimore N q p
Through ckes by boat from Wheeling for Cncnpu Madison
ouv ST. Louis and other river cities viii be sold at all times
when the Of will admit.
Through tickets between Baltimore and Washington and all the
important West the ticket Offices
of the company.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
The mail leaving Camden will take o
stopping Returning, this leaves
Wheeling IL 49, midnight Cumberland 10 Is and ar
ves Baltimore at 7, p t ...# @#U
date places will daily Except sunday arriving
Frederick 40 Returning viii leave Frederick at o.
arriving at Baltimore at l2 81, noon
TIE Ecotts Mills accommodation Will be daily, (excepi
Sundn,s,) as follows;
Leave Camden 6, a. m, and 3, p.
Leave El'cou's Mills at 80, a. M, and 80, p m
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No. 534
NOTICE OF the es sbiishment OF AN additional land
4 No. 534. |


NOTICE i biishment OF additional land
IN district in the State of California.
Whereas Congress- approved
March B. 1885, entitled An act provide for the survey OF the
public lands the President OF the ubited states
authorized such time times as in hs Judgment the public IN
may sol mn TO di
land district
established under said by public
March, surveys and settle
California that Of
public the establishment OF the
authorized by the vi the Sd March, 1885, afore
SAID
under and by authority of the
Sd March, 1853 the President Of the United
California shall be divided into
separate boundaries Of which follows
AL the State commencing the Pacific coast lying
north the line between townships and eight q and % noh
Of Mount Dabe base line thence running east on said line 70 M
meridian meridian line the line dividing
townships and four q and A north OF said base line thence
State, DIsTRIcT,' the land
office o which has established MaryspAe.
ofhe lying of the described limits
Of line dividing townships and
south, fifth standard snnth will form the MIDDLE DsTMcr'
which Bena all that of the State lying
parallel LOWER DIsTRcT here
office which established at Los 4ngc
said direction Of the President OF the United
Congress aforesaid tbs boundaries
districts respectively. '-a - "~
Given under my city Washington,
April A. D. 1855 a6
BY order Of the President: JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
April II -1awl3w lint Star
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sNDER, denier in wines the foruerd esiaeshrd
Jacob Suider No 76 Walnut sir, four doors
below Fourth street, will be suppih with wines
and ,qnor~ IN accommodating terms
JACOB SNYDER, fore,gn wines
once No to fte,ve orders
for the OF vasoussuses ~ @
In single upwards, all also soic
ff hs SON. Vaughan snder the patronage Of friends and
former rust h#E .f. !,
al wines delivered Washington city by dams E1p ss
free o freight
June ally
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both and returning, they oHtr
proceeding avre advantages
other route, economy Of time aud money.
Passage from New York TO Southampton and Breraen
Fins, cabin saloon $50 hrsi cabin, lower saloon, slo
second do, $50,
An letters newspapers pass through the Office
No ading viii be signed on the day OF sailing.
An experienced surgeon IL attached 10 each ship.
For freight passage, apply
80 o. II. sAND IL South William ST. N. "
G, A. nEINEKEN Il CO., Bremen
CRosKEY Co Southampton
WILLIAM isEIIk, Havc.
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New Postage Act.-NOtice to the Public ant
Instructions to POstma stefs.

NOTICE hereby given agreenby ap
IN proved g. 1885, the following of
charged, and after the first day Of p nen, in lieu OF those
established, to wit;
conveyed in the mail, between places
Saes distance exceeding three thousand
niles distance exceeding three thousand
miles, ten cent
said first day of April prepayment on letters
such from foreign
OF official business The fTanking
privilege remains unchanged.
January eighteen hundred
required 10 place postage all
which such have been placed
by the writer's.
Of the Postmaster General
uniform the registration valuable
This provision of the law will be carried into effect and
will be issued
necessary blanks can be prepared aud distributed
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General
Posr DEPARTMENT,
March 0, 1855.
lar lO-3tawAp
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Nassau HAN college Of New Jersey. Princeton.


g Should auid acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought 10 min
Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And days o. auid lang syne.n
class OF ending June, sa3
of endpg June, is the SophFmofe
ending Freshman
ending 1885, hereby assemble
Washington d. c. by the third Of starch, A. o. 1887 the latest,
brighten links OF The chain OF aud ienashin which
tide entirely exchange their
greeting sympathy and un,imsly die Of
q of their promising compcers.
A preliminary meeting Of ths seGsppoBed win
held Monday in September. A. D. 1885, the United
Fourth and Fifh
whom
will ho
ado full attendance possible
whom this addressed viii be
good enough furnish the eommee by mail with
licir respective post Offices .
Of Trenton, N. j., Chairman of Committee
ALEXANDER O. HART, M. D.,
Philadeiphia Pennsylvania
J. NEWTON LlGHTNER,
Of Lancaster, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLEToNs
Of Winston, Allegheny Co.. Nd
SAMUEL p RICHARDS,
OF Balsfn Iron and Glass Works, N. j.,
3#.taHa LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland,
fEsEa@ Committee.
JonN WKpmAN, Of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary
March 27-lawtMar3 lntcIieencerI
newspapers civilized countries OF hc world request
editorial cninmns,
through the d
all throughout the United
OF requested give graninus insertion
casonay between this date and the ID Of March, A. d. ss
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United states Patent oGaee,


Am petition r. IIobe, New
praying for The extension o. patent granted % h,n for
making the slides ahea,
years which
ont 22i day of June, 1885,
petition be heard at The PAtent Daee
Monday June ne O'Clock, ali
appear aye,
why said petition ought 90 be granted.
obccons specially whiting
day ,esony party,
said hearing, be In
codance with OF tbs Office which viii be furnished
piicstion. II tst2h
testimony Jlsi May, 1865
depoons papers relied upon testimony, be
morning OF that day the
gumens if any, within days thereafter.
Ordered published the Onion, lnte
D. CT Argus Bslrnntei
Md Evening Argus Philadelphia Pa and scientific American
or three
the June the day Of hearing
- - = CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
r. sEdiors papers viii please copy,
Oice, with containing this
Mar 22--lawJw
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Court of Claims, &C.

CHARLES LEE JONES, in aidtun his ordinary prae IN
ths Columbia will practsh the
United and in the newly constituted
The United STATES In
before The supreme Court and In the pos
OF eams has
father walter Jones, though mostly retired from general
yTace viii him. and do his best 10 advance the success
written and arguments aud by all other
need and exeTtions.
March 9-3awtmn
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NEW EDITION, IN ONE VOLUME,
OF MIR KlsosLry's Popular Work,
HYPATIA, New Foes with am Old Face,
BY the author Yeasi, Alton Locke' ac, vol. iano
Price 81 25.
F author of Hypatia The London Spectator says Take
England has literary OF hts who
bede him his equal in and quality Of endowmen
and in rehnsss of profase." ita asya
H#s- eE-sa53@ National Inteisgsncnr.
Published by CROSBY, NICHOLAS, Co, Boston; and
sale in Washington by
April l.-3,aw3w TAYLOR 4 MAuRY
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Washington Aqueduct.

OFFIcE WAsHIReros AogKDuor,
Washington March Z le55.
pRoPOsAs invited for graduation and brick
dams tunnels and other work OF the Washington aqaeduct
Proosa received The will be opened at noon o
that day.
pohles work will be ready
animation and after the e0h day OF Aprl
Proposals viii be particular eulve
brdgeH &c. plans and specifications.
be completed under the
alt unfinished work NMt
subject future appropriations The engineer
right prescib oiwork 10 be done aud
appropriation and IN
of appropriation holding sufficiently 10 decide when AID
shall stopped funds become available
funds, reserved will paid the Judgment of
engineer the has been properly executed 30 r has
will be made checks The United saee
The monthly of The engineer reseryng l0
viii be duon Of all contracts that the work
All bids sealed, endorsed Proposals for work
the Washington AqueducLn
right all the bids
make such
mar econsdered conducive to the progress OF The
responsible effect that he
The bidder bidders will his their bid be accepted,
obgaoa within with good and suhcient
he completion oI the work ondeken said guarantee
by certificate the United states distinct
judge United states district officer OF
known the Engineer De
War; the able make good their
bids viii be opened in presence bidders, any of them
choose 10 be present
Capt. Of Engineers, in charge.
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NOTICE establishm~nt or the Office os Sur
IN OF public lands for the Territory of Utah
In contained February
1885, establish Office general
Utah, grant for school
United has directed that the office
general Of said Territory be located Great sa Lake City until
ordered.
Given under my hand city Washington, twenty
fourth day Of March, ammo Domni 1855.
-' M JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner oi the General Land Once
Mar 2g-2aw6w flint. Starl
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IRON nAL.L..
S.4LEs ,aT AUCTION.

sE undersigned having resumed the business leave
offer his sales of household furniture,
estate NC. given aange
disposal of household furniture sale, de-
sired will be settled and cashed wenfour hours the
delivery Of the goods.
Cash every description consigned
Every effort win be
all ntInsted to his
c. w. BorELER,
March 9-3taw3w Iron Han.
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Reverdy johnson, Of BALTIMORE Nd,
IN and Waiter Coz, residing Georgetown, D. e., asve a.
purpose OF prcsecniag claims IN me
eou claims respectfully cher their
persons having business ~ iba court cowun
ut his place o residence
but eonadsd receive their join ateason
- ~ REvEROY JOHNSON,
Square, Baltimore,
N-s11H#e. @.@# WALTER =. COX,
March 0s-eosIm Georgetown, d. c.
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AGENCY.
CHAEL NOURSE chief clerk IN the
Nj oace Register Treasury the
nV bounty wRrran PENSIONS the settlement
Congress several Departmental 20 the
chase ecsp Of unclaimed Ia
Instructions for obtaining land warrants
appe with ofhce stamps War
rants procured for aalar each
U.s#t4
Elisha WhifIessy, esq, Comptroller OF the Treasury.
Nathan Sargent ESQ. late Register ofihe Treasury,
John Wilson, Cooaaissoner of ths Land odace
Gilei. Solicior. T. E
he
Cerearan Riggs and
Of several banks ~ washington
apd Georg-towa. .Fall -
Once No 46l l3.h Weshnsion.
l3-dfw &eou
nHENCH's E.ngissh Past Present aE4 +
published, aud or sle Al
TAYLOR 4 MAURYS
Mnrch2 Bookstore near e,h street
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-The block ofbud
ings known Buldings,' aud occupied
newspaper establishment They situated
street streets and fronting directly Penn
front by l59 feet deep The
properly susceptible Of division and earrangemen and its post
best ba-iDess stands
yearly value. The time OF the present
September which day possession
may be had
Alec, hreestoy brick house lb street west Top
Office, doors south of q street.
Also, house 7h west next door TO the
building OF and l9fh streets
be sold the
Of that day public auction Terms
W made favorable TO the purchaser.
Apply CH n WlNDER
OF i7th and g streets.
Mar ao--2av,ti5 Mry
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United States Patent once,
h. !. n q lAsE

. washington March ., 1885,
IN the petition Of James Brett Of Matteawan New York
ing for the extension Of patent granted to him on 'e ION
o. July is for an IN for seven
The 10Th day Of July, 1855
Monday the a5t Of June next At II O'Clock nj and all per
a nsa nd - asa sansS
opposing required le the
Office objections specially forth in wrss al ea.,
days before ne day e bearing ~ testimony S filed sssr
eorance with 'hs rules Of the oee which will be furnished on
fhe testimony in the case will
dispositions and other relied mony must be filed
any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered that mi, notice be published IN The Union In.s
%s New d ss
As asl day Of June ne day q hearing
Commissioner of Patents.
Of the above papers will please copy and send their
bills TO the Patent oee with paper containing TINS notice.
q,HE ONLY ONE EAuTHORIZEDi-The Rob Of DIR. BOY
vEAU LArFEcTEuR is far superior 70 the sraps Of Cu's
withos, mercury dare-, scrofa
neq'"s Of M and beIeiary acmony Of humors A. depnra
i've powerfully seacous in ca,arrhs OF The bladder in
inec,ons or soandinss ayphitc Rob
OF sasam Of o. or from INJECTIONS which only ep
the without nen,ralzns l. The Rob Boyv.an T. above ~
which have resisted the Of mercury or the iodure
General agents United States Gabriel B!ond.n 81
William New York. for wholesale orders Gullot Duconge
New Orea ans aenlIy, San Francisco AHt
The Rob acteur sold by all the druggists throughout the Uni
ss sopse. o ss Ras viii be BY
din 81 William New York, who viii give every Information
wanted
G. prepared orders South America the West In
United STATES duties he has the Rob in bond
March Idly
cATiRE AND sATIRlsTs, by james Hannay. au-
sneton Fon,enoy and cosas de Espana % Going 70
Jus, published and Cor sale at
TAYLOR MAURY's
March 3 Bookstore, 9Th St
CNGLIsu Yearbook o Facts In Science and Art,
II exhibiting important inventions, discoveries
md Improvements of the past year vol
Ma1a ' ' rRsScK TAYLOR
pEoPLE's EDITION OF CHARMING. Works of Rev
Dr. Charming bound Price 81 25- The same
six volumes n Price S.
Of William Eery Channng, vols Price " 70, WIN
portrait engraye ed ON steel. =, a., -
A large supply Of the above just received at
March 10 Bookstore, near @h street
k1Ew aooDs-P J STEER Merchant tailor Washington
Place opened his new spring goods err
he season opening web our goods before puf
r s,oes l. complete and almost everything l
be had wttbsut going turthsr'
M 2S-9aw2wf
MARKET GARDEs AND DAIRY Farsi fos sale,
III stuated In Fsras Nrgsaa eight
miles hora Georgetown turnpike and bneen
from 500 aud bs sfsss
heavily wooded much
IN bodybuilding The remainder web
having been hghy improved BY me and ether 'rf
Address cATEsBy Ar. q. Jones,
Mar 20~eodn Washington
sneH Hair
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A FARM FOR SALE-lntending ts change my residences
IA which reside, situated Aliens
county, Maryland This farm about
hundred Of land three hundred and fifty of which
laid down and under
the plough and there y IN beautiful growth of wood
subdivded ample supply
buildings all nearly good order The
situation remarkable for ssubriiy. II distant
steamboat landing Pope's
Potomac aordng facility for travel and transpoa
wishing purchase address the subscriber Aliens
Fresh post Office visit him the premises Possession
adj MS as desired. WIN. ID. MERRICK,
Mar e-2aw3w
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Mar 2s--eodlm
United states Patent once.

as Ia Washington, March p, less.
IN petition Of Charles W Copeland Of New York New York
praying the extension Of granted TO hin for
arranging the engine
seven year om The expiration Of said which takes place
the llth day of June, le55-- ~ sE
Monday the asi Of May 1856 O'Clock, persons
appear and show if key have why said
petition ought not to be granted
Persons opposing required file IN the Patent
days before The day hearing hIed BY either
the said hearing must be taken and u nc
rules of the Office which will e furnished on
plicaion. LIZ, !, 49,, Il ~, ,u,. 90 ~.
deposons, and other papers relied testimony
mus, 4 before The morning Of thar day the
ha, published in the National n,el
si' s Fl Asa
nai Ohio previous
A''' ''s % may next '"' ''' '' CHARLES MASON.
Commissioner of Patents.
Editors Of the above will please and send
March 23-law3w III.
NEw SPRING GOODs.-The subscrbers just received
stock of aud Desirable fancy and staple foreign
embracing
well useful articles adapted 70 e present ana approaching
Elegant style silks in great variety
FIounced aud other French berages
E,ounssa and a." os eser Fenss osanae'
Rich satin striped French beases
Plain French mousseline de LANES all oolors
Rich pan-eoo. i, DIOR ,.sls s,ihs .,as a. eoorS
High asred black gro de rhines
Lupti's plain cclored shailies, very nne
Prinled linen cambrics
Black twisted silks, extra heavy
Plaid and striped son null musiins
White colored French brliante
Nausook, SWISS and null musns
Linen cambrics and shear lawns
Elegantly embroidered pocket handkerchefs
trench embroidcres great variety
Embroidered skirts or open dresses
Corded, grass, and hair skirts, &C.
Together with great variety Of other useful and desirable
which il enumerae but which VIII be OF
fered upon The best terms moor ppo : 20
Mar a5-staw4wif [Inteil
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Minnesota I-aItnne sofa I-Minnesotai
HENRY MKENTY,
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE,
Office Oh Post Office Building, Third street,
III. II. M. Il. 8
Land bought throughout Territory. Money loaned
Investments maj hest advantage, and IS.
land warrants located.
REFERENCES.
Mnncsofa.
w. A. German,
W. II. Wech, chief justice OF Minnesota,
Ion. NJ Rice, delegate Congress,
Rice, Hoilingshend, 81 Becker, attorneys at law
Messrs. Borup X Oakes, bankers,
j. T. RosseT OF tho Territory
Ames X Van Etep, attorneys st law,
Rev r. Nj Fnllsr,on register United States Office,
VIM H. IIolcombe, receiver United States landiaice
t. T. Mann, NJ d.
Gilbert Davis esq,
Daniel Curtis,
Captain A. DePeyser,
&. Thompson Nephew,
Messrs Williams & Gniop
Philadelphia.
Joseph Patterson, president OF Western Box
Messrs. Drexsl 4 CO., bankers,
r.. TaylorS Co.,
Freed, Ward, h Freed,
Bingham n Dock
sitefs, James Co.,
Bailey n CO.,
Edward Hurst, notary publcr
H. Mepschert attorney at law,
James Kitchen, NJ. d.,
William soever, ESQ.,, o,
Messn Brown, Johnson, Co, bankers.
Tlcksbvg
Messrs. Brown johnson, bankers,
900 Of land warrants wanted
Feb ll--d&w2m'
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NEW sotsK. 1hkmEn, AND SOUTH
-as]E6f1 AMPTON UNITED ATEs MAIL STEAMERS
kRB The COMPRISING tails line the WASHING
E1lIl411G TON, Capt +. Cavendy HERMANN, Capt Va
ward Higgins.
Tese stop Southampton going returning
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"Central stores. west building.

DERRY BROTHER opencd Immense spnag supplies
Their stock It's hgbes POINT being complete Ia ai De-
throughout.
call early. before ha choice styles
exhausted
marked Hence only eaeh,
ygopertfay prompt
seffse balls whsa presented oil Others drawback
Cioners are earnestly
confusion
glove. exchanged or taken back,
Oos price only
Coed Articles prices, dealing b. relied
ca~s N
Additional supplies arriving daily
Mar lJ--dl0uf
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VIM. M. Merrick,
Mar 9awtl5 May
srroRssy At Law,

ATTORNEY
No, 50 Lotisiand deenue,
WILL practise Court OF the United States, the
Of nns and the several courts Of the District OF Co
lambda
27--3tavu
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redemption OF Virginia SIX Per Gent. Debt
,F holders of following Of debt issued BY
se on Virginia, redseahie sha ch day OF March, e44
"a saesfds period eAceedas nieen viii
sinking fa.d"
T NE general assembly Virginia passed
sh s53 win proceed day OF April 1885, 10
49,, ,he said certificates of the
ssd The said certificates
All day Of April surrender The same at the once Of The second
a,ng. and whether surrendered not, he ntereAt
cease on that day;
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
~ M

Trains toAows:
EAvE daily, except Sunday and 81, a and and 5,
IL y.
on SUNDAY, at 6, a. m, and 5,
Leave Baltimore at Az and v, a. ana D ana Q, p m
sunday, at At, a. m, and ), -
connexions with Baltimore and Ohio railroad Tor the West
are bv ua leaving at g. and ., p m.
For Philadelphia New York, at and sS a. M and 8, p m
For Annapolis, at sk, m, and 5, p m
For Norfolk, al J, = :, -. ,.o>,,
called the rule requiring responsible
voucher color who wish to pass over the road
lS-dm
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The National Hotel


win be reopened o the reception Of guests the a7h
afth The of the kitchen from the
building aud the alterations in and about the
comfort
viii furnished with best the markets
and labor will he
equal
The subscriber therefore that public viii continue
which
by calling Hotel hoard 81 per day.
r. ID. WILLARD.
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