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Hon James Campbell Postmaster General Tho direction
and management Of The Post Office Department assigned
BY che constitution and laws the Postmaster General That
its business may be the conveniently arranged and
pared Cor his FINAL action Is distributed among several bu
reaus follows The Appointment Oce in charge OF the
First Assistant Postmaster Generals tie Contract Office in
charge Of the Second Assistant Postmaster Generals the
Finance Office ia charge OF the Th Assistant Postmaster
General aud the Inspection oice W charge u the chief
clerk.
App9insnt 06ice.IIoreto King, esq, First Assistant
Postmaster General and nineteen cerka To this office
assigned ali questions which relate to the establishment and
dscontauauce Of post Offices changes OF sites and Names
appointment and of postuaster and route and local
agents as ao the giving OF instructions postmastes.
Postaes are furnished with marking and rating stamps
and letter balances by this bureau which, charged also with
aent and with the superincudencn o the several agencies
established for supplying posmasters with blanks To this
bureau likewise assigned tho supervision of the mail
steamship lines aud Of the foreign and international postal
arrangements.
Contract O67oe-willian H. Dundas, esq Second Assist
ant Postmaster General aud twentysix clerks 10 this Of
fee i assigned the business OF arranging the mail service
IN the United States and placing the under contract
embracing All correspondence and proceedings respecting tue
nency of trips mode It conveyance and times ot de-
mail between the different sections Of the country the points
~ mail distrbuon and the regulaopsfo for the government
ii the domestic mail service Of the United states. II pre-
re The for mail proposals. receives the bids
and akes charge Of the annual and occasional mail lettings
and tho adjustment execution OF the contracts. All a
caous FOR the establishment alteration OF mail arrange
enls and the appointment OF mail should q
IL this office All claims should be srbmittedo II for ranspor
fi service not under contract the recognition OF said
service l. first to be obtained through the Contract Once
necessary authority the proper credits at The AUDITORS VI
cye The statement Of mail arrangements prescribed for the
respective routes reports weekly 70 tho Auditor all eon
tracts executed and all orders affecting accounts Tor mail
transportation prepares the statistical exhibits OF the man
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washington Aqueduct.
OrfioE or rHR WAsHisaros AouEpuor,
lVaalinptoY March n q

OrftoE WAsHtsaros AouEpuor,
Washington, March y 1855.
DKDf0SALS uyled a and brick masonry
dams tnHrcs ptl-r Washington aqueduet
Proposals received up lhe m May will be- opened
iar day.
0ihe will
aniinaion and aiies ihe 2Oth day oi April next
Proposals be work OF particular
bssrs sc described 10 the plans ard specifications
porons only OF The works completed under The
bur all contracts FOR unfinished work viii
subject appropriations The engineer
e prEtTb the OF work TO be done and rate
Gpder each appropriation and in
not holding sufficiently 10 decide and
what works shall be stopped available.
III @ the entire soapage araay particular want oi
funds, reserved w1 pa ~ u the Judgment Of
e ensiccf the o'k aa been properly executed oar az has
gone,
Payments wiz be Ia sGe cheeka upen iha Uited sac
treasury 10
Il viii be daa ot al eonraets that tie work
Al Lids should bn sealed and endorsed Popnsals for work
the Washington sGGodugt.n
The iho ai rJset any all The bids
they etea such
maj considered conducive 10 the OF The
esponsbio persons they uuder
bidder bidders will mis- their bid be accepted,
obligation, within GaYa, wits gani Hnd sufficient
gscufga conpiiaa Vndariakog said
ba accompanied BY The refticatn 81 a United states district
ndge uDei States dtst attorney agent ocer ei
general government ndvduH known the Fng De
pDsnt Of War; ta, the able make rood eir
| gaegaune.
opened presence or bidder, any Of then,
ctoOse 10 be present
Capt. Of Engineers, In charge.
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The National Hotel

IL ciy Feopened reception ofguests hc 27b
The kitchen from the bdsemeGt
r Of ii, Aiding and ihe alterations in and about the dining
rooms viii greatly the and comfort OF t
furnished with the hest the markets afford,
served e aud tabor viii he spared
ht house, every respect, the
fs auhscrbor therefore, a public w continue
her patronage which has Always been extended the house
desrng tr the winter do
time after Tire g3h by caing at hc Hotel Board 81 per day
r. ~. WILLARD.
wkanisaTos CIrs November "A, lSj4.
NuVtg
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Katie az ths disconsisuEnce oT United states
Sssad U.hce az Defiance. Az the State OF Ohio.

SokiCs OF the disronsinuEnce Of abe United states
Lsnd Once "a DsGanee. ar the state Of OHIO.
hereby gwen pursuance OF law, and in view
y Or officers DEyAscH, OHIo that The
au said district reduced below one hundred thousand
acres Secretary Interior directed ua said land ~
dscounurd ard that the lands remaining
hc nude subject 10 ssle and
eny cnBLoorns only emanns land ohce IN the srArs
O
renanina uusrpropaed by law, and suhe
private outty dsconnucd, win
subject eury Office from the date OF the receipt o. th
hereof and tho land ohcc
viii gvc pnbie notice Of the day which hei
prepared applications fo entries ot any suef
lands at their Office
JOS s. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner OF the General Land ohictf
wAsHNgToS, y. O., June rs, 1885.
June 13-iawBw lint. \ STAR
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unifsd states Patent Once,
Wash,ppfOp JuIv 1Q. |,

petition Taha OF New York, Geo. N. Ia
Philadelphia, the of patent
granted lin day Of October, ls4, for improve
machinery making pipes tubes Of lead, and
other metallic enbsiapce, for seven years from The expiration
sHd which place the t day Of October 1850
IL ordered that said peioB b heard the Patent Office
Monday 2ah of September y O'clock and a
app show cause, they
why said pettlon ought not 10 be granted
opposing required file the Patent
specially forth writing iear twenty
all testimony filed by either
hearing be taken aud transmitted
with The rules o the once, which viii ne furnished
pIcatton.
testimony In the viii be closed the I4h Of Sep
cmber dspotou papers relied testimony
be before morning of
arguments any, within days thereafter.
Ordered published in The Union, ine
gencsr, and Evening STAR Washington, o. Republican, Ba
Phi'adelFha PA Scientific Amecan
Courier, Buffalo, New York; and Post, Boston,
week three successive weeks previous
the path OF September next, hc day of hearing
=. r. SHUGERT,
Acting Commissioner Of Patents
r. sEdto Of above papers pIcnse copy, and send
pateu, Once, with paper containing this notice
July i3-iaw3w
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United states Patent once,
Washington, July ~, 1855.

an the Pearson Crosby of Fredona New York.
ing for the OF patent granted him the Sd
day of November s4 for Improvements in mills for
resawng b0ards &C., for from the expiration Of
said PATENT which takes place the 81 day Novcmbes 1885,
is ordered the said Once
Monday, the nd Of October IL O'Clock all
notified and show they have why
said petition ought not 10 be granted
Persons opposing the required file Patent
Office their affections specially forth writing at least twenty
before the hearing filed by either party
be used e said hearing be taken and transmitted
codance will, The rules OF the Office which will be furnished
application
The testimony in the will be closed loth day
Otober deposton and other relied
must be filed IN the Office heie the morning OF day
Arguments, if any within ten days thereafter.
oaefeh also that na notice be published the Unon Intc
and Evening star Washington, d. c.; Republican, Bal
iimore Eyeaag Argus Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 6cienc
Ameaa, New York aud POST Boston q
next, the day OF hearing.
s. T. SHUGERT,
Acting Commits sioncr OF Patents.
T. sEps the ahava papers viii please copy and send their
bills to Tie Patent SAce with containing this notice.
July 25--iay3w
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Il. II. eIbLEr,


dl his office his resid in Ffunkn Row,
K Thirteenth ae viii continue devote his
ton principally the United States supreme Court
aTng dcvnted much time % he law concerning patents he VIII
advice opinions legal ggenns arising bafe
the Pat ONCE appeal The chief u.ce assistant
lgc of the District c coumbia and will MISC assist the
gSepnatios and Trial Gf concerning paicnte.
Tia w aio give written opinions aud fnments pt par
having claims hafe Congress iof Gf ths departments aud
viii claims before any bo7 established of their
adiudcatioB-
aS--ir
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The Of peson viii be apos Dooas
payment Of the subscription BE- made n advance.
Distant subscriber. money by letter. The poe
which Nil be paid BY and all risk o. Ourselves
transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER i published trseeky during III
sons OF caagtesss and semi weekly during the raeeEa
Subscriptions paod han year will be received on
proporioDed 70 the above ann rates.
Ny-PosTMAsTERs authorized agents by
sending DAILY subscribers, with $50
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers, with s5 enclosed entitled 40
a copy gratis.
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Nassau Hall College of New Jersey, Princeton
" should auid acquaintance be forgot
And never brought 10 min;
should Euid acquaintance be forgot,

!" Should aud acqaanlaSc be forgot
And never brought min
should Eud acquaintance be forgot,
Aud days % aud aag sype''
The members of the ending
the Iunio class OF e ending june 1892 the Sophomore
eaa OF the ending June 1891
ending IN June, 1880 hereby requested assemble
TO brighten the links Of the chain love ums
nor tide can entirely exchange
lives greeting and sympathy, and Ia lament the unely e
SONG ~ their most promising comreefs.
preliminary meeting OF the scEapponed committee will b,
hed on the INST Nondy September, A. d. 1856, United
states Hotel Chrsiint street. between Fourth and Fifth
"hch 'hosc members
senen are invited 70 attend, when The will be
adopted 10 secure as tul an attendance n possible
In TIE meah me those 10 whom this notice addressed
good enough TO furnish the secretary
their respective post Offices
EDWARD j. GRANT. Al. D.,
OF Trenton N. j., Chairman Of Committee.
ALEXANDE q. HART, NJ D.,
oi Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LiGHTNER,
u lancaster, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLETON
of Winston, hlleghaiy Co., Md,
SAMUEL p. RICHARDS,
Of Balsig Iron aud Glass Works NJ.
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county Maryland,
Committee.
Ionh WsIpAAs OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary
March 27--iawiNar3 IIn,eiigeneotl
An in The civilized request
ed u notice this advertisement in their editorial columns
be ~ classes through great
visions OF the globe and all newspapers
States Of America requested
easooaiy between this date aud the 3d March, d. 1857
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Completion of Panama Railroad.

4Hcs Usted States mail aeamships Now York
<&Sk for Aspuwal the 5th and aDih of month,
S186213 connecting with mail from Panama San
- Francisco.
These steamships been approved Navy
Department. and guaranty speed =
The Panama railroad i7 miles ong
ocean, AID crossed in hours The baggage
checked New York through
gers are embarked Panama by the
lho money paid In New York all OF The Trip.
Reserve steamers kept Eew York, Panama.
san francisco detention accident
the route is entirely reliable,
Passengers leave Paasa they Aspn-
wall
Conductors through by steamer,
women and children without other protectors.
For through tickets the apply agency
West street, New York, L. W RAYMOND.
=.
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Washington, July 20, 1855.
tN petition James Gamble and Joseph g. Hl of Cncin
" nat Obio, praying m the Of patent granted
them the Both day Decenber, 1911,
for moulding candles" from the
!.
IL ordered THAI te said petition be heard the Patent 0E
Monday, the 10Th 10 O'Clock
and all notified appear and show cause,
they hare why said petition ought TO he granted.
Persons opposing the extension required 20 file in the Patent
Office their objections specially forth writing least
testimony filed either party
he used the sd be taken and transmitted in accord
with t: aies Of the office which win bn furnished app
closed November
deposons, papers relied sstnony, must be
fed in The office before the of That day. the asu
inen;s, II any, within days thereafter.
odefod also that THIS soce be published in mo Union inel
Evening Sia Washington d. CT Republican, Ba
Evening Argus Philadelphia Scientific Aserican, New
York and Enquirer Cincinnati Ohio week three
10Th December
of hssiiBg.
s.. r. SHUGERT,
Acting Commissioner of Patents.
sEoss papers viii please copy and send their
bills TO the Patent odee with containing this notice.
IL
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Delaware College.

E first OF the college in this institution will
9th August, sixteen weeks The
embraces complete the classical
c may take full in
part Particular given agricultural science and
the analysis Of sois ao to engineering and practical sur
veylDg II
The academica the OF j.
W. Weston A. M correspond with those OF the college
For further particulars address
DANIEL KIRKWooD, President
ErwaRK, (De.) July 10, 1855
!. Il
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Law Notice.

BRowT, STANTON, WALKER.
Nm. 4. BROWN, FREQ. p STANTON, aud J. KNOX WALK
w ER have formed partnership for practising law The Supreme
Cot OF e uaed States and OF claims Washington
and in he Tennessee oces Washington Mem
p Ono OF the will always found either place
letters addressed 10 them will prompt atteaion.
April iy-ifeod [Intei. and Sentinel ccpyI
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John 0. sars mt & Charles Albert,



anciated thaussiyos for hr of pfolusoDs
II busincs attend any that be intrusied
10 them hefDre tie executives Of claims
any court lifting In the District OF Columbia
WAsHIaarnH, u. o., March ~, 1855.
har 25~-ood3m
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EUNhkD X. CoLIIN1,
No. IS Wall street, v. X
BROWN, aGiPLGy, CO.,
Liverpool
sTEPaEN KENNAPD & CO.,
81 Austin Faars, London
B, q. WAINW WRIGHT Co.,
GEO. II DRAPER, iIayre.
FEr owners ~ hese chips accountable for sod silver
aan spic rey, metals, unless bills
he e ad the value thereof expressed therein
hp2z-dtf
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stepping Sourmpon boih going md returning they off
Havre
OF. route for the economy Of INN. and money
Passage from Nsw York to Southampton and Bremen.
Firsi cabin main saaoa i3a, cabin, saoon $40
second do, S5n
All letters and oewpapels must PASS through the post office
No bats lsdins wilt be the day sailing
An experienced surgcun . attached 10 eaet ship
Por freight OF passage arpiy b
n i. SAND, III south William NJ I.
Il. u. hEiNLKEH H. Co., Brunen.
CHDsKEl s 60 .S0niAamptrI.i
NILLIAh iSEl,Is, HAVE
SaT H--dty
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NtrICE.-f viii street. opposiie' Franklin
N Square, 18Th five
per foot liberal c payment which may be learned from
Smith, Yards Docks The iot
r. ssiending hundred and feet
nor o a thirty alley. AInEHT SMITH
Aus
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Petition Cor Partition,
GIver Prrn T. wife and Amanda A. Hendricks
EUHEREAs Perm flied petition praying Tor the part,
w 10 md 81 in the city
OF defendants
interest 10 said parties and
Monday October y 3, In thu
OF Ecamba county Fcda or the same viii be iakei
Io confsss9 ordered this notice be pubsbe,
weekly o months Florida Democrat The WaGnuior
linton NJ tho New York Journal of Lommercc.
THus r. KING, Judge,
PRssAcoLk, Iuuc -, 1855.
June I3-law9m
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gssss comnodl0ns four story and auto houSu
18th side, the corner of street House con
tn twelve rooms recently papered and painted
Throughout tcconodatine and possession given imr
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Notice
or e es,absleai of additional Land Office ia ne Ter
ritory Of Oregon.
m puuanee Congress approved February ~ 1855,
euted establish additional land distc in the
Territory osegcn b. called he Umpqun diret embracing
land yas fourth standard paragi Il - hereby
declared and made office said district
been located by the President URed ssses
lnehnsier In said fefuluy, dnul other ordered.
hand city o Washustnn this l3 dry of
Nav. d. 1861 JOAN WILSON,
Commissioner of The GenerAi land Or-s
Nav ls-lawl2s ftniel h Sarl
IIsRpEIS,s nae tzsNE f3r May.
III Emma being No. Of" Iafperis story Book
Jost received IL TAYLOR MAURY,
Mays Booksclarsi Penn agrnue, near 9th street
nv Brothers Keeper by autor of nsliars and Cesis
VI Nj. nuthsrbd's Children, g..
On s.Ir n TAYL0R & MAURY's
NAV Bsoks tore, 9Th street
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Geological Srueys, che@ca Aaayses and LOeatioa Of Pub
DC Laads
II. KING, NJ. d.,
No. a3 street, city OF Washington, DC,
VIZ ILL geological surveys reports analyses OF ores
eras, eart &c. and instructions prosecuting MI
ming and metailuse operations.
NOTICE TO HOLDERS oF BOUNTY LAND WARRANTe,
AND OTHERS.
During and autumn
himself travelling
o purpose making locations putc
nearly twenty years RESIDENT he has Devoted
the praetcaf Of e geology
special aieaton
and made himself mia with all
land the neid and oea
searches he has obtained large
which remains Unpublished which proposes
available Besides the
this regon which arac population enhancing value
oiand of tins description Win incredible apdi he would
particularly call the attention capitalists
per- iIon ooal and other neias and There ndica
tons ~ many OF these yet public land which the OF
railroads and olsr systems OF internal
der OF and
with the couptryscieGuncaiy with
with the subject Of the public land surveys
Special references and security IL required for funds placed
economical for his attempt
do the work themselves For further information address
above.
GENERAL
Hon. Thomas IL. Benton.
Hon. lsaac H. siurgcon u Treasurer, and president Mo.
railroad, Louis, Mo.
His eIcelency Lieut.. or, Beevine Illinois.
Professor Jos Henry secretary Smithsonian Institute Washing
ton city, d. c. June &c eod6w
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD

WASHINGTON DttANGh KAiLEUADl
Change ~ Eiour-.
- -igstt - sS
Monday, he 23i asiant the traius will leave
" Wahipgpn aad ~ M, and and IN, ..
On snu lay, st an. p.
Leave Baltimore Al AZ ana ss m, aad and 5k, M,
on sunday al AZ, g. ~.
4. Ii. PARsoss, agent
Apsl - du
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metropolitan ssniirosd Omcc,
aeofrntowp. husust 4. l6h5

rE report president and directors
Stockholders be supplied by calling
secretary sending their address through the Office
J. w. DEEBLE,
mn s-law3w Secretary.
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Nicholas Callan,

.IX FIRST CLASS SN GLLlNGS FOR RENT.--The
~ houses on street. between 18th s
They besides
ranged, and finished the best style,
suitable families desirable,
ing in the immediate vicinity of fresdents Square,
the with St. Johns church and the stone front
houses occupied by Mr. g. w. Rigs Cow Marcy.
For further particularly and for apply The subscriber
Riggs Co.'s banking house
Aug l-2aw2w ftntel1 A. HYDE.
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EnnM. nr nlIARANTEE.


no Capt n O. Aeigs, u H. Engineers.
tNe. the Undersigned, residents Of, in the State Of ,
hereby oIy aud srvery with the United States and
be accepted, he
y wi days acceptance The said bid,
God aud sufeept soreiies
proposed in conformity the terms
advertisement which IL Ha5e Apd the
shai TAIL aioresaa, guaranty
good difference the offer by the said and
the nc Il lowest bidder.
tsirnod) A. b.
e. d..
hereby certify ia besl my knowledge and belief the
tsisnedI B,F.
ttar e--3 wt6lhMay &lawtf
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fsKaNCss EsiMB. Portrait, ard Pic
i9eane manufacturer, 237 Pennsylvania avenueParlor
OF the elaborate style and finish
put complete
prices in New York; thereby saving the OF boxing
freight risk uf bIcaknge.
The public respectfully invitedto call.
Junsl6 rJmif
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Geological Sueys cheicai Anayss and LOeaoa Of PuJ-
DC Laads.
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tO those OF customers svAo have sesfied the
accounts which We preenst 10 them with the confident
tnt about the would promptly
tended TO, beg leave induced
believe the failure attributable
appreciation OF In other
buted TO indifference inability comply with their obi
cations II important that should discriminate between
those Ho cnEses To enable respectfully request
all those OF the former forward and either cash
at short dates.
22--.la UOOE. BRO, &
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wn. Ii, ntLLER.
Miller 81 Brown,


Washington, ID. O..
WILL attend bnsness before the executive departments i'
w aud SUPREME Court of the United States
Office, 7lh street, opposite The General Post Office.
July l2--2ax3m
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The Treasury Dcparent consists of the offices Of the
aY OF the Treasury. two comptroers commissioner OF
NJ customs nix auditors treasurer, register solicitor, light
house board and coast survey
TIE following i brc indication Of the duties OF these
several Offices and Of The force employed therein respectively
SeqetdrBs 09ice.fnn James Guthrie Secretary Of the
ifeasury Hon. r. g. Washington Assistant Secretary
ne engineer in Charge architect three draughson
nporary employed and twent, three clerks The Secre
the Treasury charged with the general supervision
e nscs transactions OF the government and of the
uQn the laws concerning the and navigation
the United States. He supcrinenda the survey Of The
ne light house establishment, the marine hospitals of
MI Uned states, and the construction Of certain public
0'nahgs for custom houses and other purposos.
,IEF eompfroers OBiesElisha Whttesey, esq., Comp
e and fifteen clerks lie prescribes the mode Of keep
~ ana rendering accounts for the civil and diplomatic
w a. well az the public lands, and regises and ccre the
'1Ances arising thereon.
second Compiroier's O6ioe.John NJ. Brodhead, esq,
nprocr, and clerks lie prcscribcs the mode
sSeping and rendering the of the army, navy
ndn departments Of the public and reyies and
Ntahes the balances arising thoroon.
cs e Coaiaissioner Of the lrugh j. Anderson
w Commissioner and eleven clerks. iic prescrbe the
81 o. keeping and rendering the accounts OF the customs
ue and disbursement and for the building and repair
houses &C. and rcyses and oertiios the balances
'nng thereon
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No. 2i3 y street, city OF Washington, d. c.,
J ILL make geological reports
eras earts, Sc, for prosecuting
ming and metaiurgie operations.
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AND WARRANTS LOCATED, The subscribers will To-
III cate land warrants IN Ohio indianH Illinois Iowa. and
n correct description Of the land located.
If examination this description they will
themselves take the land, giving for another for
quantity.
One Of the firm resides West viii give the business his
personal superintendcnce
MILLER s. BROWN,
7th street, opposite Post Office Washington, d. G..
July lf--puw2m.