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ARcHIrECT's OFFICE, MILITARY ASYLUM,
Washington, D. c., March q, 1855.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be Office until l2
O'Clock, Tuesday, the l0h day Of April for warming
and venang the building for the Military Asylum this city
This building $50 81 deep, three
high There 30 feet long 46 wide and
high.
The and ventang completed and
ready for use by the first day of December
Bidders will plans specifications
be understood that materials workmanship temporary
character will be admed Thar all materials ship
subjected the architect
of other appointed for that before bengre
ceived
The bidders include bids all materials all kinds
workmanship the finish Of the apparatus
that IL shall be every respect ready for
No will be made
building be first day oDecem
ber the will be nut and tried
the three mouths succeeding when work saisiaco
y the whole specified 10 the will be paid the
but If do operate satisfactorily then e contractor
will required supply the defects and the of failure
do he will be required take down and
from the asylum grounds, a his expense.
The board OF commissioners themselves the right
reject all Of the bids If none OF them regarded conducive
the interests of the institution
The plans Of the building be at this Office mo 70
WndeTs Buldng) the hours of 10 and III O'clock
daily, until the aforesaid 10Th day Of April next
s. ALEXANDER,
Lieut. Engineers Architect Military Asylum
The. Washington IneIigencer Baltimore Sum- Philadelphia
Ledger Enquirer,
will please puhlh the three until
April send bills this office. March 7e0dtIuthApn
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'H THE WEST AND sOUrH.-BALTIMORE AND
OAIO RAILROAD.



TD,rrorsd for apI"yotan changes Of seheS
HE late completion Of Central Dhi railroad between Wheel
ing and Columbus uniting Does BY short and direct
(and No and souhwes gives this greatly increased ad
through travellers that direction On after Mon
day, November ~ 1854, the trains viii be toiows
FOR THROUGH PASSENGERS.
Two fast daily will First mail
train, leaving Camden station pstaad of ocock
heetofore Sunday and arriving Wheeling 40
m heretofore, running through Wheeling IL
reaching there 10 This viii Wash
agton Junction. sykesvle Monocacy arpes Ferry, Martins
Sir Johns Run, Cumberland Piedmont, Rowesbug
burg Feerman, Pennington Cameron, and Moundsve only
wood and water aud meals Both these trains make
regular conhexion with the Central Ohio for
Sandnsky Toledo, Detroit indianapolis Chicago, ST. Louis
Sc Passengers leaving Baltimore by the mail train will reach Gin
a night, being kept night by
either
points, make direct with the trains upon the Ceve
land and Ptsbug railroad all when the Ohio is navgabe
for between Wheeling and Wlsvle, by leaving Baltimore
Returning trims Wheeling follows: express
train 80 reaching Baltimore at SO the mail
AT III as p. m, reaching Baltimore att, p,
Through tickets by boat Wheeling Cincnnn Madison
Louisville St Louis and other river ces will be sold at all times
when the stage of water will admit
important West, the
of the company
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
The mail train, leaving Camden station, will take passengers o
all usual stopping places road Returning this train
Wheeling nj II As, midnight Cumberland at 10 is, and ar
rives Baltimore at Z, p. 5tflF 5.tF.
dne places will daily Except sunday) arriving
in Frederick at 49, Returning will leave Frederick at
arriving at Baltimore at l2 10,
Tne Eicos Mills accommodation will be daily, (except
SuBdays,) as follows:
Leave Camden Station 6, m, and 3, p.
Leave ElIcott's Mills at 7 80, and 80, p.
I'D
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Notice of tc - continuance Of the United States
land Offices at .sencrsOnville, Vincennes and Win-
amacs Indiana.
gres June 49, $780, which declares at whenever
the public landa unsod land dis
duced number of less than hundred
stall be the duty of the Secretary of the Treasury
tie land office for such district; and land
aa unsod the time Of the dsc0ntnuaDce
oe shall bs subject sale of the
existing andoces convenient the district which the
which the Secretary
give 20 inamnch the h section of
spprtved 4th September lS4 suhozes the Secretary Of
land district in which situated the
the States Notwithstanding the
quantity unsod such district to hun
dred when his opinion such continuance be
required close land
convenient point under the provisions Of the
approved l2 lo40 and taasmc e duty
dcpoipcd the Secretary the Interior
"the establish the Home Department. approved I'd March,
l849:
of said districts reduced below
Secretary the INTERIOR Nth the
probation directed that The land offices
VNcESNEs and WINAMAc, In the State OF Indiana
uns0d at the time OF the
subject al tho land ONCE at INpI
An of government Of said State
unsod and BY law and subect
within limits III districts
subject heretofore those Offices from
receipt this the registers and
ce day they will prepared receive appca
0 - =, JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
JANUARY IS, 1855.
Jan 27-2aw6w lSnr.1
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United states Patent once,
Feb 9-lawl3w

Washingt0n March 3, 1855.
IN petition OF William 8. George, of Baltimore, Maryland
the extension OF granted to him
May lS4i in Machines for irving
dressing shnges for from the expiration said
patent which 29th day of May, 1856
ordered the said petition be heard NJ the Patent Of
Monday, IL O'Clock and all per
appear cause, they
why said petition ought not to be granted
opposing extension required TO ne In the Patcn
Office their objections specially forth writing at least
all filed by either
hearing and transmitted
oce which will be furnished app
cation.
testimony the will be closed the it of May 1885
depoona, papers relied testimony,
filed before morning of that day the argu
ments, If any, within days thereafter.
Ordered also, published the Union Iniel
gencer and Evening STAR Washington, C Argus BALTIMORE
Maryland Evening Argus phiadephis pennsyvana and SCI
siye weeks previous lh day of May the day
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
PS-Edors papers will please and send the
ofce with paper containing this notice.
l0-laM3W !.
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New Postage Act.-N0tice to the Public and
Instructions to POstmasters.

NOTICE hereby sven agreenby of Congress
IN March 8 1885, following
charged and after the first day of 7p ner lieu of those
established, TO witt
single in the mail, between
United exceeding three
miles, for exceeding
miles, cents.
From and after said first day Of April on letters
quired such from foreign
TO
privilege remains unchanged.
Of January, eighteen hundred
hsx required To place postage all
prepaid which such have been placed
by the writer's.
BY OF the General
system
This provision the will carried effect,
therefor will be issued
the necessary blanks be prepared and distributed
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General
PosT DEPARTMENT,
March 8, 1855
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SECOND EDITION NOW READY.

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Alphabetically arranged with Preliminary Historical Essay
BY HON. LORENZO SABINE
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The Hamilton and Burr Clay and Randolph, De
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From very exciting Of the work intense intere
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This Is a curious and interesting work Dispatch: .,,
useful contFAhon 70 histofica
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Published by CROSBY, NICHOLAS, s Co, Boston; and fol
in Washington by a ,,,r,y
Feb l0--3aw3w IhfLoh o. "aohi'
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United states Patent once.


AN penon Of James M. Putnam administrator Of James r.
deceased New Orleans
Of patent granted TO the said James X Putnam tho
May, ls4l, Improvement in machine
ohscons from the mouths Of harbvrs yers &C for
from the expiration Of said which akas place
the 9th day Of May, 1856
said petition be heard the Patent Once
Mondny 23d Of April IL O'Clock, and all
notified and show cause any they hase
VIII said petition ought be granted.
Persons
once specially forth in writing
days of hearing All testimony flied by either
said hearing and transmitted In
ts once which viii be furnished
plication.
The testimony will closed the l3sh April
relied be
office before the morning Of that day the
aumenis any, within DAYS thereafter
be published In the Union, inie
gence Evening Star, Washington D. e. Scientific Amer
lean, Evening Philadephss Pa and Inquirer
OHIO, week for three successive weeks pre-
vious 0 23d of April next, the day OF hearing
'-~s CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
s-Editors The papers viii please copy,
their bin. Once with containing this notice
Janl lila
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John " sNDER dealer in he former old
No 10 Walnut street, four doors
win he supplied with wines
and liquors the accommodating terms
JACOB sNipER Js for the importation OF oreien wines
Office No 70 Walnut street where he Is prepared 10 receive
&c various houses 10 h
rope up~aeds and also spieit
Vaughan snids the of his friends and
former customers, =. -. ,
free Of freight
o-Aiy
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United states Patent Once,
Washington, March 8, 1855.

ing OF granted 10 him the 10Th
key wrenchesn for
expiration Of said patent which takes place
the 10Th day Of July 1868
petition be heard the Patent oce
Monday 25h Of June al II o'clock, and all
notified and show they have, why
said petition ought not TO be granted
the extension required TO file be Patent
forth wrisg nj least twenty
days before the day OF hearings all testimony ned BY either party
be taken and transmitted in
OF the Office which VIII be furnished
application. - -
will be closed the 18th Of June
relied testimony must be flied
before morning OF that day The
any, within days thereafter
be published In the Union, Ine
Washington, ID. O.. Pennsyv
Philadelphia; Scientific American New York. and Post Ro.
week for three successive weeks
the 25th day Of June ner, the day Of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
SEdors of the above wiz please copy and send er
ofice with containing this notice.
Mail III Iax3u
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CHARLES LEE JONES, addition hi. ordinary
OF the H~rsct c coaups,a.
~ United
the investigation 1 claims The United
seds~ Sspses Court pros.
Of csams before newly
stner General walter Jones, though mostly retired from xsHai
raee VIII unite ~sh him. and DO his best advance
o clients. by written other
Rsetfn and sreruonk. 49,
p-3awimf
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Southampton both
other route, Tor the economy OF time and money,
Passage from Ksw TorA 10 Southampton and Bss@en
First cabin I3o first cabin, lower saloon, So
second do, $50
An letters newspapers through the post office
No bills OF lading will be signed the day OF sailing
An experienced surgcoa IL attached TO each ship
For freight or passage, apply 70 - = =
q. II. SAND, IL South William ST., N. Y
q. A.. HEINEkEN D Co., Bremen.
CKOsKEY Il Go Southampton
a,g-.-.as-sss w LILLIAN IsELiN, Aavfc.
Mar 6--dly
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oFfIcE oy the WAsnIsaIos AauEpucr,
Washington, March z. 1851

oYfIcE WAsnlsaros AauEpucr,
Washington, March 7, 1855.
pRoPosALS invited graduation brick masonry
dans tunnels and othrI of Washington aqueduet
Proposals. received the s May viii be opened OF
that
Mas prohr and specifications Of the work Will be ready for
animation aud atter the 20h day Of April
Proposals viii be received particular euseTts,
bdges, Ae, &c described the and specifications
Appropriation bat all unfinished work viii
be subject future Congress The engineer
right prescribe amount Of work done and
Of under each appropriation and IN
the holding sufficiently decide when and
what works shall be stopped urd become available
In OF the rnire particular work for of
funds the reserved will paid the Judgment
the engineer the work has been properly executed far has
Payments will be checks tho United stsss
of the engineer
ehal be paid wages monthly, and in specie.
All bids should be sealed and endorsed Proposa for work
the Washington Aqueduct.n
The United the right reject all The bids
should such
considered conducive the OF the
work.
Every offer nstb accompanied written signed by
responsible the effect a pe or they und0
ske that the bidder " bd4ess ~ u M he d - aecspsed
securities for completion underakeni said
be accompanied by certificate of the United States district
judge United Attorney navy agent, officer
the individual Engineer De
War; the able make good their
M c. MEfGs,
Capt. Of Engineers, in charge.
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SuPERs ROSEWOOD GRAND PIANO, ELEGANT CAR.
frsaeA CHINA 1aa e., glass war; costly superior
oeoek a. Eseelepry rsase ne fe,s
Wan aas,s gS j sssss a s
superb rosewood grand piano, BY nusskoer
ssss is green and sod .asa aa%ass sa@psss ss ,.s
large medallion back .os enc s,es,a sofa x large medal
splendid and goId saa damsss esrsains 70 match
Elegant French plate msntel mirrors
Cosby @an,ei clocks xit and bronze, with aide pieces
Ren gin gas chandeliers. esaaslseras, and brackets
FINE tapestry, brussels, and Vsu,uan carpets -
suite q o.s.9oa ,sespsa room n'ass upholstered Il
sofas, four aud sir small chairs
Handsome curtains, g eoin.ee, ma se.' 20 match
Walnut extension dining tables
Dsma-s covered spring seat coaches
Mahogany hair spring scat ioansssi ehai's
Marble top h~sa,.s. buisrs tray
Richly tea cone, chocolate service
Heavy shersd piasd ws'tes cake baskets, tea saa coffee
sss s'y., .s's,... sss:s ss. Ts.s
Msaogany writing desks, book shelves
Morocco and dsnask-c covered extension chairs
F1saeS as and m,sias I'sii.n ssas,ssd.
Marble top washslands, stands
s.sis s.s ss Ss%s ana s... sss ssas .s.' ''"
single oa ssds,sads, sofa bedstspds
BED and table linen
Handsome danask curtains window shades
oilcioth, cooking and other stoves
Coppers cooking utensils, &C.
AT O'CLOCK
Ia front residence splendid pair Of dark carriage
years perfectly and Kind
double and said be the finest carriage hoes
in the District.
ALSO, IMMEDIATELY AFTER
In room choice lot of highest quality wines,
hors ehampagnes sherry Madeira, Ae import
ed expressly for private
Terms $50 and under, cash that credit
and ninety days. for satisfactorily endorsed bearing
re
r. s-The open day previous
the sale.
las, C. MCGUIRE,
Mar lid AuouoneeI,
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TIME, LABOR, AND CAPITAL !--We devote time, labor
and capital selecting and keeping TO the highest Of
excellence
thorough mourning
black tabrcs
cambcs jacuncs Swiss musns, plaid musins, bril-
lians, IN all grades.
exceedingly large and comprehensive,
especial and uRusual bargains.
Goods adapted general family consumption,
and all the leading aud staple styles
n protusion Ut novelties in that line.
misses variety decidedly choice
their
prices.
fancy colored Silks large supply with ether
goods arriving daily.
One n proverbialy low.
closing bills cash
orn mi be -cou
prices and dealing be relied all
cases, PERRY Il BRO HER,
westb building,
l3-l0df opposite Centre Market
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No. $50
Hy tns President Of the Unsted states.

of law FRANKLIN FIERCE President Of the
that public will be held AususrA Ia the
Sy n % s apa.a s II S% , sss e s G a
parts q sections Of land bearing odd within
The States OF Mlss,srri subject 10 The double min
@ a e ~ z, sa aosf' sss n cents pe, ser . provided By
ss az m s , si 20 o. a aasu @ seh advertised .
@ 2 'ai w,hdmwn unui fhsr notice for ,he pro
date s aa % sSS ~ 2 y sass soss Mo
si 70 prsae sn'r az the date Of widssva
september, 1854, undsrnsnuoned townhips to
viii ,r'' "
North oftas ae, Of tAs cAoetas meridian
Township four, OF range thirteen
own.hps ,ss four four es &c. and %. a o. ranse oanses
Township Ares {ou ess sr and sevea Of sixteen
Township sspsn, OF range eishtsen.s
Notice 4 also hereby gwen that al me land. situated outside
not since restored to private entry above stated
lsr Pres~peal preserves Ss
sis and oa.S hs sss Of s aaS n.Ss%s @
Be @ entry and location ON and after Monday the nneen
In the district Of subject AUGUSTA Msslssrpr
North ot the base ims, and ef the cAoetaw
townships tare e ee SIX and s~veo Of range twelve
Townshps iAr.s oay noe r and seven Of range fourteen
township ssss", OF range nfleen.
Townships three. four and five, OF range sixteen,
Townships three POUR rs and seen, Of
Townships three Jour- ue six and sesen Of eighteen
In the district of lands subject sale Dxsoro
NsriA Of e base iise and Of tAs principal
Townships thirteen fourteen hseen, and seventeen
Townships hreen fourteen, 6een azteen, sereen OF
rang three
Townships hireen fourteen fifteen, sntesn seventeen
range four
Townships thirteen and fourteen, OF range five.
The townships herein designated wholly
the limits of and een miles respectively each
road and those italics partly within said desig
mated tue diagrams which will be furnished respective
district Offices BY The Commissioner Of the General Land Once
The lands will be sold subject the right Of by
20i September 1885,
exceeding hundred side hereof
the particular tracts of land which include the road will be sold
quantities official pats
The sections will be offered the public
which advertised the will be
time admit of offering all the ands but exceeding
weeks applications make entries
public sale this will
until
Given hand OF Washington,
day Of February, Don thousand hundred
fifty. nve.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President;
JoHs WILSON,
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NEW YORK. BNEnEN, sOUTH-
AMPrON UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAMEar.
49, ~ The shins comprising this line ara the WAsHtSt-
TON, Can't H. Cavendyi HERMANN, Cnpi. I'd
ward Hissins
These stop Southampton going and relunins
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rHOCoLATE, Cocoa, and Broms,- w. BAkER cos
American and Vanilla chocolates, cocos, and boma
which awarded by The chef institutes
sale by all the prnctpM eoeh W
he United snd by their agents;
tIussey h Murray, New York Grant and Twe Ph,adepha
Thomas v. Brundge, Baitmofe Kennel Dudley cneinna
pso; and q. II, Howell, Georgetown, D. q .,,,o ~
Ap2-dly p"fc"sssfs Nns~-
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tromwell's Baltimore Steamship Line between
Baltimore, New York, and Boston,
NJ ILL despatch daily from Baltimore York.
and twice week from Boston Baltimore and Baltimore
)osion ftlst
This line affords unegnalled facilities the business
Columbia The either point will freight
d rive through bill ladng Washington
eish and commissions changed Applications freight
Promptly attended to by the following agents:
A. C. HALL
So Exchange Place, Baltimore
- II. b. CROMWELL, ss
Corner Washington and Albany streets, N. Y.
JNO. w SCHANk,
Jan B-d3m Foot of India wharf, Boston,
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&HSaZlzliiLas So Es l1lllaj|L
Trains Joiiows.
EAvE daily, except Sunday and 81 M,
IsaSs Ss' Bai,aops at 4a anu and J. NJ, and and 8 NJ
% IN 5 8amea and Ohio railroad for the West
are sa By rsspSa saa ( New M and s.
For Annapolis, at sX, m, and s, p M
- T. II. PARSONS, Agent.
Particular attention is called to the rule requiring responsible
Dec i5-dm as
Minnesota !-Minne sota I-Minnesotal
HENRY MKENTY,
DEALER IN RE.aL ESTATE,
Office, Old Post Office building, Third street,
IT. PAUL, NJ.
Land boush, throughout Territory Money loaned,
Investments made TO the best advantage, and
land warrants located.
REFERENCES.
Minnesota.
Hon. W. Il. Wsich, chief justice of Minnesota,
R. Hon a,,n.s NJ nss delegate 70 csusss s,,s,ns
IT Rosser, r secretary q tho Territory,
RsS.T N. Fansfoa, rss-e, United states land Once.
WIN. II. Holcomhe receiver United States land Office,
Gilbert Davis, esq.,
Gspsia asi % A. osPsy.cr,
~sssrs :; Thompson = Nephew,
"''' PhtlaaelpAia
Joseph Patterson ESQ., p1sssa Of Western Bank
Freed, Ward, sFreed
si,eIs. sasssa% James. n pGssb Co.,
Edward Hurst, esq, notary public,
H. Messchsr, attorney at law, .....
William sosver, esq.
Mossrs. Brown, Johnson, 4 Co, bankers
Messrs Brown johnson, bankers
50 900 OF land warrants wanted
Feb il--dSwam'
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Under the Congress Sd March, 1885, entitled
10 extend peempon rights 10 certain settlers therein
odd numbered within
ofhe where the and
the date allotment and paid
OF dolars and ~ before the fixed
public by the 9Th March, 1884,
the relief for
purposes" persons settled improved
date of uhdrapdl will be entitled
empons the ordinary minimum price OF the public lands
dollar aud twenty-five ~
paid before fixed the public sale Therefore,
every entitled the right Of
of the road under the Of ID March, 1885, above
4h Of February
Of a6ment under Of 9th March, 1884,
prior the Of the withdrawal OF
likewise pre- emp
27th March, 1884, of the lands onae
limits directed
day March next required establish the the sasstac
payment price fixed By arfcab
notice. and before the day appointed for
lie embracing
claimed; otherwise claim will be forfeited
JOHN WILSON
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Feb s-lawI3w Tint and StarJ
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NEW SPRING GOODs-DuNALLh n BRO, Merchant Tut
spring and xoods
which they prepared
r n be,r and fashion Thar
call and make
DUvALI Il BRO,
Anxcnsnt Iests.
Pennsylvania avenue, between * and SIN streets
March a-5a~Swff
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CARRIAGE aud Horses for saic-A OF beautifully
matched n0rhsrn family horses, together win mag
nifc built modem carriage.
The horses u gseai value bsng and eene.
about months, neat
sndp perfect as when first purchased
having for will sell
Apply wM. n. DOVE Coal dealer, First Ward.
2o-duf
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Of Worcester, Massachusetts
praying extension II granted hs
April, i-4 for improvement wreschesyn
years expiration Of said patent which takes
place on 10th day OF Apsit ib53--
IL i. ordered that
Monday day of April next 1885, "a O'Clock and
persons aud show have
VIII said petaon ought 10 be granted.
required he In the Pstan
speca
days testimony oed either
transmitted in
Of Once which viii be furnished on
plicsson.
The testimony day of March,
1855 and other relied eiaony
before morning OF that day he
arr II any, within days thereafter
pnkii@h~d The Union, tnc
Evening Washington, C Evening Asa Fn
sdepha PcnpyIvsnis Scientific Amscan New fork s bos
week for three successive
previous I'd Of April nrr hs dsi % sssns
CHARLES MASON
Commissioner of Patents.
r. sEa,os papers wiz peass copy and send
their Once, with paper containing s n"uee
IN ta--is~3w
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SPRtSG STYLE OF Gents Dress Hats for 1850 ,viil
y be insroSnced which f beauty 6pish are
unsurpassed Aso the patented corrugated b Temple
of rarhion, BUTT HoPKtNS'S.
Corner OF 9Th street and Pennsylvania avenue,
2-eo7wf between Browns nd National Hotels.