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may be the Of The other method canno, enter
tain doubt o. the complete Of this
In the next place sr the question Of temperature con
neced with that Of ventilation II has been found abso-
luteiy impossible 20 keep up uniform temperature la
OF large Dimensions either by u fires soves
hotair furnaces epaces As fires increased
suffered 10 sahside she general temperature will b
ried and the beat from these radated fom
certain points 1t never be uniformly distributed
Hence the fireplace the stove the register hot
air furnace you may find Tho mercury up 800 while In
other portions OF the IL has noualed higher
than 500 Either mode Of ventilation proposed will entire
ly obviate this difficulty The entire body Of air collected
in the air-chamher from time TO time and without coming
IN contact with heated metallic substances will be raised
in cold weather any required temperature BY Of
hot water and be admitted p~rvAds every
portion Of the area and by that means the temperature
Of the may he kept constantly At any given point
and uniform throughout In hot weather, when in
crease Of warmth is no longer required and cooling nu
ence becomes desirable then the spaces which
The air will be compressed Withdrawn om the OF the
sun and the influences OF the exterior Atmosphere viii
A. refrigerator, and have the tendency render the
mosphere Of the fresh and COOL without exposure
its occupants 20 unhealthy currents,
Mr. President entirely confident that one Of tho two
methods provided for will be found fully and completely
xarquat~ 10 the purpose os ventilation and wsrsh Ana an
NOT prepared 10 that either win fail Ny confidence In
those who have charge Of the work is SUCH and In the
plans proposed that have hesitation in predicting
their complete success and In saying that in my opinion
the arrangements when carried out win give entire sas
faction.
Mr. President before dsmissing this subject feel il In
cumbent to compliment the gentlemen who have tho
charge OF this great work superintendent and architect
Captain Msigs and Mr. Walter The energy and good
taste which these gentlemen have displayed and the ndg
ment and rapdity with which the work has been posec-
ted up TO this time and the prompt and )udicous prepa
tons made future progress and speedy accomplish
ment worthy Of high praise II is my belief that could
have fallen into better hands and that the whole when
shall have been completed will stand enduring
ument to their fidelity and skill, and the honor Of
country II is to be hoped sir that mpedment may
be thrown in their way, and that all needf facilities May
be extended to them to carry and perfect the noble de-
sign without unnecessary delay feel assured sir, that
they win most fully discharge the duties Of their IL
from Congress they mny receive have doubt they
will they have heretofore DONE due encouragement and
aid
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United state. pasens once.

:"
AN peuon of James NJ Putnam administrator Of James r.
Putnam New Orleans the
granted TO he sand James Putnam the
le4I, improvement in machine for renbv
bars from mouths OF harhors Ac for
from The expiration Of said patent which takes place
the 9Th of May, e55
ord~ed said petition be heard the Patent osic.
Monday, 23d day Of April next at IL o'clock and all
notified and show cause any they have,
VIII said pctitien ought be granted.
required IN file the Patent
obec,ons specially forth IN writing ~ least TWEEN
hearing filed by either party,
the said hearing must bn taken and Transmitted In
rules Of the ofce which viii be furnished
plicatiop.
IN. testimony Re closed the 18Th Gay April
relied testimony be
Office before the morning Of thai day the ar
within ten days The sfeaittr.
Ordered unios n,eli
.ncer Evening Washington D. CT Scientific Amer
lean New Evening Argus Philadelphia Pa and Ipauer
Ohio week for three successive weeks
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
SEdilors will please and aend
Once containing this notice
IarII laxipr
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I . Whshtngfon, January IT., Ic5o
AN the petition Lorng C8sa Massachusetts,
praying for the 81 granted 20 him the
April Ieii Improvement wrenehes,' y
patent, which
place on tbe ,6h day of April 1866
II petition bs
Monday, The I'd day OF April 1885, al IL O'Clock sud
and show they bave,
win said r. b granted.
opponr required 10 file IA ,e Patent
writing least
days dy all died by her
10 aud Transmitted
Office which viii s arnshed
picatoe.
The closed the 2d iny of March
lass other relied testimony,
before the that day the
arguments. any, wihm days thereafter
ordered pns'sbsd In he Union, nteii,
a. Evening Argus Phil
sarlpha Pennsylvania seieo6s Amercan New York and Bcs
week three
I'd ef srri n~y he day ct bearing
CHARLES NAsON,
Commissioner of Psteut~
r. sGaiors above viii pess. sad send
their h The Prtsa oce. with containing ths pc'see
Jan l2-fa@3w
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TasAsusr DsrAsrsssr,
Once iiEh ,hoas- Board,
,p,sArE SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received a, his
s.a =. .a ssa. on va. as' .Ss
q OIL . b delivered ."ss,ds q me sosssnsa'
= y. os..s q ~ s sos,',.. s 70 ss as,
= =. ns as ss o Or ~ s ss.s s .
respectively ssd also al The respective poin' n."sd Q" The
No - 5000 sisa ,ossand) gallons strained
w..ssd sperm osl aAd -. a..
s,s.iasa o. ps,.ssd sperm OIL to be delivered ."
o. prssvd svesn oii and
II o. pssssd sperm oil. be delivered on Tho l.'
II Asy ~ usy, 1885, az above
L. No. (eshteea gallons best
1 os pressed sperm os, and 1, 81
iaooo twelve shousand) gallons best spring strained
pressed rp~rm oii, ~ be delivered a. anose an
tho IL, Day Of June, 1859
ron THE LAKES
i No A. $50 tsevep thousand hunjd gallons
1900 t.sssa .saa.sa1 s,s hssaIssl s.ao. .pns
.:s .: Tss :; Il. sss.: Z. = s:.: ss. :sss;
Or immediately after the opening OF The Erie ca
~ taus hundred and afy, gallon. beet winter
80 ss ssaiaed Or p'esed sperm oil, and
strained VI pressed oil, 70 be delivered TO
Pisuseuis, New York. on the 18th day Of April
1855, or immediately afer the opening Of the Erie
All coaprssd In 10, No a. 10 be delivered
nenoned places os The shss on The lakes be ~ mail
,y % dry i" each and es 1o 4. expense g me ins
charges and risk Of the nncior naactos aud all
be made 0f oil from
contractors warehouse, place posite.
The seyefa lots Of oil required be delivered alongside OF the
supply
lhe aud supply
ready 10 receive The oil tbs heIrn specified for
delivery then the e0uscsipg will be liberty deliver
aahosiznd Of the light house establishment the
devev ssd shall Be- entitled % heieor within fifteen
day from sach delivery.
cosaracsd fx under foregoing proposals
The usual Of pwcc gravity temperature which
remain hmpid by bssnins may
assigned ~ Light Board accepted
strained oil remain mpd Temperature OF ~ degrees
Frenhet lower and the spring strained oil
Of 10 degrees OF Fahrenheit
will considered
ha whole quaAy required the option OF the bdaer
bid will hs entertained G quarbty than 10 comprised
fha several Ots dssgnacd Nos and The Dds
a1pcy the l0t loss for number
The qnaay 0 each Kind o In the Iot lots and the price
per gallon for each quality of oil.
All bids b seaisd. and sndorsed ssoais for OH for
I and then placed in another envelope, and directed
Secretary ef Light House Board Washington, D.
penay equal Of
foregoing pnposa viii Be required Of each cond
noned S s FAITHFUL performance Of esc be executed
" dnys o1sr the acceptance of the bid
The hoard nn4sT The authority the the
reject any BID though may b. the lowest from other
si1erations than Its amount
By order Of the Light House Hoard:
11,8' 5- THoRrToN A. JENKINS,
Jan IS--&aws0lssFeb,lN ,lNS5 Secretary.
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United states Mail.

UTAH.
Posr oyycs DgraRrsksT,
December S, Iss4
PROPOSALS carrying The mails s 's un,.d stale. inm III
day Of sepeah s The aoh day OF June less tinco
sive UTAH TERRrohY, win be received al me Cnac
Once Of The Department The Washington
The i5sh Q, June tess, TO be decided BY the
day one and the h reiu specified, viz
1886 From Ciy by Nea a Mil Greek, Holidays
seulsnen,, L,le Cottonwood, Drapersvie Mount
LsaSs - Sal, LAKE str ois we sss s> Ts%.dsy al1am;
Arrive a Moup,ainvle day by 7pmi
Leave Mountainsile every Friday at7ami
arrive al sal, lake Guy same day BY pm IL,
- Minis, Bingham and kanyon, Cedar Valley, ss
mies and back, once week.
nss s a. css.s s1s vaisy sss n@s 'Si day ss am
says essaI s y.sy ass cs sxsy yes ssy day
I2os From Toeie City % Gfan'sse z miles and back once
Leave ToeIe Ciry every Tuesday a,sam
Leave Leave Grsa,ssiie 8 i svsiy = ! Tas'aay a,ipn,
Nrph Ci, by fmoe City, Creek
and Parovan, TO Cedar Cy loo miles and back, once
Nephi CITY every Manlay al,
nj tedar ciy next Friday by dpm;
Arrive al Nrphi CITY every Friday BY SPIN
NOTES
No pay be ,ps performed
omons noi explained 1ss nnes 2 The pay q IN
with dep nding n aad NOT ufcenuy excused
mposcd psenpy and .aisfscse
y explained y csrssass q p or o. M sas,I % ~ mo
ofce suffering bs injured destroyed, robbed lost
runs, running
The General aGnni the
failures a2eeaby for the Post Ohc
laws OF he department for assigning the contra
without Postmaster Postmaster
General may schedule lie aic order increase
by allowing therefor rata increase ON i'
pay. may the service,
rata decrease Of be allow one months extra
dispensed with No will be allowed fn
correctly The bids should addressed
small
Territory Utah.
before the Isl day Of Septemb.
1855 For further conditions be Incorporated
California; Oregon uiah SC
dated i3th OCTOBER 1858.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
6-Iaw4w Postmaster General.
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fhe cf wi ~ ssisss
pAymees % the suh-efip.oe BE- sasse ~ ssvsses.
DsaAs Subscribers may sSasy po~ss.r
Witch wA es ), - n
Transmission.
The COUNTRY PArGB 3 pabisasd as safins
saess % e"aSss~s, and ssni~eeksy ausiax IN.
Subscription 'S .ss'a year viii ec rcssecs
eras rsoperuon,a 10 the sessc annual rsie..
eosrMAsrERs 20 act a. eur ssx~t ID ~
sending RVS DAILY subscribers 49, ssesos rvs
n@iWEEkLS subscribers, win ~ cneossd
copy srssb
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
q r. sis.Ri ~ Z - 8

Jrons IoAouss
EAvE daily, except SUNDAY, al and ei and and s.
IL IN.
On sunday, at q, a. and >.
Leave Baltimore Al asa " a. and ) and o.
On sunday, at "A, "a. M, and >, m.
The connexions w, baltimore aud Ohio railroad Tor the West
are by trail leaving @, IA. sad 2, D. M
Pnladeipha Nrw York. and ef, and :,
For Annapolis, AT eh, m, and 5,
For Norfolk, at ., p. . . ..-.
called the rule responsible
person who wish the oad
nari iE.-a -arF
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shirts. shirts! shirts.

wv H. the only practical shirt maker in The city,
would respectfully inform his uld
that by
they shirts Of The
santed fiji all The these
acquired this city induces the advertiser
who ed with bad fitting o a
feeling that wil superiority.
Sign Of the Shirt PennsyvaBa Third Az
south side.
r. furnishing good. hand which will
be sold cheap.
l-endlm
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PHlLIr DRRocHBRosE and others,

A"A''' 1~"'~ ~ ''s Z Circuit of Caroline
,,.x IN f,,.,xx a,a ,thcyu county, sitting In eqay
THE object of this suit the sale o
mentioned IN bill OF cumpIaDsnts Thr bill Philip
nefochbrome Ann T. William D.
Clarke, Clarke, Julia A. Clark,
OF William (fnvnery Lursaia Csrxe Eiira r.
OF certain real estate lying in Caroline
divide
parties according to their just proportions
That ID. Clarke, Ana T.. Clarke, Joehna d.
Clarke salty Clarke Julia A. Clarke Lsran'a Began wife Of VIII
Bogsn live of Maryland
ordered
eed published
rach
of June
10 N on before
any have why deere. ought prayed
n ROPER.
True Test THOMAS v. CAREY, Clerk.
October 6, ie5a Dee l4--lawewHp
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Minnesota Land Agency.
TRACY x FATSNHAsK,

Balkerr and General Lani agents,
ST ANTHONY FALLS, MINNESOTA
COLLECTIONS made and promptly remted al
" rates OF exchange.
Landed capitalist,
that win aud
Ofrea
Tn. immigration, the rapid rise Of real and
with enable make
will qe doue in value for he
duiisfs viii be
of thousands How money be safely and profit
ably invested
Land vicinity Of thriving villages b.,
bought for S3 ST. IS thai few viii be
Many the fortunes Of the North hav.
aud purchase when lands cheap viii make for
Satisfactory given For pariieaiars, address
TRACY x FARNHAM,
Dec l5-d&wm' ST. Anthony Falls.
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~ HsIruRE FoH sAI.E.-t gentleman win handsome-
~ furnished dispose of the furniture private
In the house which aeeuPied BY him Ias furniture 4,
Qasity, Everything comprised In the
house housekeeping bsndsou-y The fn"rs ~
hack wduut. and the nehpa-sery brecsssiie-
viii y .aa&ed
with handsome furniture kichep pser and cham,
desires ard seighnns section Of
The mad
Addrr Hubbard through s eee, s No. ~ General
Land oeScs
s-tsf
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T,HE American Assoctatiom for tine Advance ~ment of
will hold annual meeting
beauuii lecture Of the Smithsonian Institution during the
Christmas and New Years day beginning
Tuesday, December a6 instant.
nguisled
leading present,
valuable papers,
be followed interesting DISCUSSIONS.
The will Offer the OF Washington and
rich Christmas week
The officers Of members Congress- and all the
eiuxen, earnestly their
tend and their influence induce their friends from abroad
any liberal minded offer
delegates
send residence,
scrommodar of the following g-ntmeu The
at hand, and whatever done must be done quickly.
Ia the st Ward-G J. Abbot, esq., and Rev Q, A. Davis.
I'd Prof J. Henry and H. Richards.
" 30 50 r. Force, erq., v. Harbaugh, esq. and Sas
Hill. esq.
I" q J. w. Manry, esq Rev. G. Samson, and
Rev b. Sunderland
/" 9Th B. b Frrnch e@q., and Prot. A. d Bache.
/" 9th g b. b. French esq., and O. G. Wight, ESQ.
a 7th 4" y. York Aztec, esq G. Wight w.
B. Randolph,
z. RICHARDS
Sec. Local Com
WAsHrSsraS Dec. ., le5s
Dec f-eo3
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Those holders redeem bv ato,
nsy residing United states se
saoedse tic before minister change
Ganrn consul, agent
appointed by United forsirn
country proper country
me
heren nesdias the United States the
% p~acc notary yahc,
appointed by Las or Virginia, s vnhfcient In
ne eer'hcar<k - ke delivered.
CLUTi n, Auditor Public Acconnn The Commissions
= H. PARKER Register. ! ers OF ,hs slnt
GEO W. MuNFoRb, s-cy Commonwealth J iss fund.
MoHsosp, Virginia, December "a, 1854
Dec 3I-d3m
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n.dsmpsisn o. virsin,. saz Per Cent. DEBT.

THE wing of debt
of vgina redeenAbe ih1 6h day Of March, ls44
afterwards within period exceeding fifteen year, will take
the sng by
Of the gansa sseuby vgn passed on The 6th day of
March ls will proceed the 6rsA day Of April 1855,
the said certificates treasury Commonwealth
Aforesaid The req%red
oice
auditors and whether surrendered the interest thereon viii
day lgssgs tFss
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The National Hotel

this will Of The 27h
The removal OF kitchen from the
budng and the and about dining
greatly guests.
Tn. table ws furnished with the best the markets Afford
the aad labor wit
the house. equal
subscriber, therefore, pabc
desiring for the do
tise after the 2th, by calling az the Hotel.
q. ID. WILLARD.
wAsHrSoros Cry November II, 1854.
NDy1 lift
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10 Members ~ Congress. strangers. eSc.-DUvALL 4
Il RkO., merchant tscrs
and goods heir line OF business
cohs and velvet sk
Ae which they prepared
order in their ~ elegance.
We rake, and
pe o m and wooen shirts and drawers anf hose
umbrellas, sasp~ndes crsys hs.dkesebieis, kc
Dec IA euawif DUNAisL-A BROTHER.
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lSOR "a house
of y House
twelve papevse
Terms lmmsd-
s4~<u
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FON THE WEST AND OsoUTH--BALrIMOHE ANE
OHIO RAILROAD.


!
Iposea areTnportan changes Of aeAsd
THE completion Ohio
Columbus, unnnu dors BY shou and direct
ne The BALTIMORE and ONO railroad wan all portions OF the vest
tnnd North and soah~r gives m route greatly increased ad
through travellers thai direction On Mon
day, November az 1884, trains viii bs follows
FOR THROUGH PASSENGERS.
daily will In each direction. First
uain leaving Camden station at = instead OF O'Clock
excpt arriving Wheeling 40
Second; the train. leaving at 5, instead Of
Wheeling IL
reaching there 10 This train viii stop Wash
Junction, sykesvie Monocaey, Harpes Ferry, Martins
ouB, Sl Jouns NUM- Aowssuu'k,
and and meals Bath these trains make and
regular with Of the Central Ohio road for Cam
bridge Zanesve Newark Coiumbus Cincinnau Louisville, Day
Tcdo Detroit, Chicago, ST. Louis
mail will reach Cin
night being but night the
either
make direct with the trains upon the Ceye
when the Ohio navgabe
m Wheeling aud WesIe, bv leaving Baltimore
Returning, the trans Wheeling oows The express
~ reaehiag Baltimore So the mail
al III 45 p reaching Baltimore at y p M.
Through Wheeling
Lousvie Louis and cis will be sold all
when the Of water will admit
Through washington
and The West sold AT the ncke offices
OF The company.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
train, leaving Camden station, will saks
stopping Returning,
Wheeling ndn,ght; Cumberland Is,
Hv1s BALTIMORE a y. 4s aiss4
disie places, will daily, (excep Sunday arriving
in Frederick A. Returning, ~i leave Frederick .,
arriving Baltimore at IL 81,
Eicn,'s will be daily, (exesp
sunda,s,l as tolows
Leave Camden 6, M, and ,, p m.
Leave Elucol,'s Mills 80, M, and 3o p
Dec l4-dsf
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CITY OF WASHINGTON, SUNDAY MORNING. JANUARY as 1855
Asyian for Orphan Boys.

The yneeat's having
nsra houe Tor boys Of
'.t hrstar Bfotser~ho
Will
apon charitable of District o
Ceis.bia BY which
arsesy soe,tsd provide
protection of rng poverty the
parents Of saa
asy~s Inc OF Christian
The bad Of eoapIstas their bauss
for orphan girls nearly hundred children
parted educated and although they d~rnned this 3t
August 1855 reesabsh orphan have
fom doing the o the
properly hana small beng
sani from and VI donations Aad essce
institution, the income fom
which the Of fAol
Of this appeal by DE trustees 10 ss
performance OF their du towards the
boys provide especially whom has been M by the
trustees o pressing obligation
VIII be thankfully rccrisrd BY
The trustees BY gentlemen and
phans
Rsy. ,EDw ARD A. KNIGHT, Pscsidsns1
Rev. IAME5 B- DuNELAN,
- s's TIMOTHY , v'foDLE, trrusse~s.
! THOMAS CAkBERf, Treasurer. Il
w. HICKEY, Secreiay, ]
Lady Managers Henrietta II. Boone, first direcuess; Miss
Mrs Henrietta Kennedy
Mr. Cahs,ine A. Masi secretary Mrs Caihanne
Noys, Aay Elliot Mrs Josephine Young
Mrs. Canaiise Roche.
maaaxrs boys' asyuss and parisk
W. c. Duhame Charles
keenan,, Edward S1rapim Mast John c. Fixpalrick VIII
Thomas
Eebon, Dr.
George Matiagly, Robert Aiahoney John I. Cassei
The Weekly News and Baltimore SUM- VIII please insert
the above several times. Dec l3--2aw2w
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BARGAINS for the Hottda ys.Wshins 10 make change
in ,hi day 70 close
wanting for holt
DAYS Will 10 well 10 -elec no II consists Of
Emhfotderte~ iaces, nhspds, flowers
Dress head dresses Goves. trimmings
Togefner fancy mention
which viii he soid cheap A. TATE
Dec t2eos 3a Penn between 10Th and llth
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EDWARD X COLLINS,
No Is Wall street, NJ "
Brown, sHlPLEY, h Co,
Iaveryoei
Il q. aOHEHTS 4 CO.,
Is knes Arms Yard. I4osdoa
y. q. WAINwRlGHT L Co.,
Pans
GEO. h DRAPER, Havre.
Ds cs.ss Of ihs snip. gold
buion rwsry precious stones metals unless bn ot
fading and the value
Dec l7--df 3 y
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Box l03 Post Ohee,
baltimore, Maryland
B-Coespundents be careful writing each
their Office. county and State and those
wishing them renewed cased
The tickets the tickets beg like bank notes
he list the
prizes from price ths tickets
apwards. Jan. is
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CARRIAGE aad Horses ~ale-A pair ef beautifully
" matched noHnetn family carrsga hores, together
nihcent northern built modern
The value, bsiug and
has b-ea usef about twelve
and perfect 6rsi purchased
The having for will se them
Apply 10 wM. r. DOVE, Coal-des,er, First wsrd.
Nop2 9dtf
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variety
lusJ are MI s~~dnes free ryo~fh
seets and surted No silver maple
he clear and well urn'she u horse chestnut from 10 feet
european sycswose, Of rich foissc easpa Of
Ie of the shove trees large stock hand pces sccord
e from al Come
e. nt yourself Cali Jsmc. Mahcr, public gardener.
Jan nlI-isw3ws
T"E Royal Kaiewdar, tR~d Book s1 q court srd city
leH. s~' T~' '''' NV" "'s e''"''Ss Wv
tmls yRANrV rAvfop
T"E Fsresgn oWc~ List, British y August
nt day received from LONDON.
'anh rRANcK TAYLOR,
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Cure for Hard Times!

Cure for Hard Times!
MAGNIFICENT MARYLAND LOTTERIES
JAsuARy, lass.
PAYMENT OF PRIZES GUARANTEED BY THE STATE OF
MARYLAND.
The following splendid particularly worthy
publ,c OF the brilliant lotteries
drawn the United slatcs;
ANOTHER RICH ONE DOLLAR LOTTERY.
On Tuesday, January 30, 1855
PATArsCO INSTITUTE LOTTERY
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TWENTY Dsm,tehms superior Ola wye Whsshsy,
Il best Ia the District for usd ~ MORAY SENNfs.
Dec t7.-sssof
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az HEREAs warrant so 6iD, acres, issued i,
favor Of Brnjamne Puck., for military services in the
Of 1912 and whereas address
Office Of Washington cry,
laid, hereby shalt the Time
he office Of hg Commissioned Of Pensions fr duplicate Of
a. N. TAPSCorf.
Nov 19--iaw6w
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GAaDpnr patrons, and the public general, most
"A srecuuiy Informed the ih instant
opened with addons Nsw MusIc Depot
of Pennsylvania where
snd mscs' mcrchsnd~ every found
he moe
call Is respectfully solicited. RTLRTs h HtIZ.
Dec ia--eoN
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,hu sa,ys co,arrisisg
:
Ihe r4cinc asss.s sia Nye
The EAiac 1SP ,ousp'tA
Taese shigs having baiIt by contract
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Proposals for Repair OF Terraces and for Wa.
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