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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-17

Lead. pigs per 100 los. So
Shot.. @2f,2 10 Z sack
WHITE, purr..$2 :08--;.a kE
IS No. ....S22jfi 2 10 do
Glass l1xs. SO 800. = boz
T" I0vi!....Sj 25t' , 40 do
U IJXt2. 5afa 3 10
s. Sxia. SIS 10a lido
Powder, rife q kec. $500 30
* Blasting. 50 J0f,-3 10
E.Do!aa = i.,z..-.....5;,ls ) 80
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CoNTINvE TO CoME.--Qui;e a large number OF
capitalists and men of leisure continue to visit
Territory. but they are AL disposed to think that
property is too high here. That Railroad bubble
ran property up jJ3p per cent. ANA now citizens
begin to the folly of trusting to the promises
Of men who had no other motive in view but that
TO make money out of the people. Property in
st. Paul, must either stand still for time beng,
rctrogradc there is no alternative. and no m t.
ter how unraiatablc this may be to real estate
owners, it is nevertheless true and time will prove
ii 50.
C-F The Lady Franklin arrived here Monday
morning from Dubuque, with 80 cabin and l21
deck passengers. some Of whom on the cars
which ran Of the track Thursday last, below
alena. We noticed aly with one of her eyes
lightly BACKED while her nfan. ,,at on her
up ut the time of the accd,n5 escaped unhurt.
-" The steamer Oakanl Capt. Morrison, ar
Il mil nft tl,c
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FOR RENT.

I1HE formerly occudied by c. Fl. Parker. in the Time
Binding, will be rented for four years. Inquire Of
my29-tf THOS. w. COLEMAN said PARKER.
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PROPOSALS.
WILL be received for the purchase Judgment against
w c. L. Emaron amounting to three hundred and forty
dollars. AS the undersigned carrot find his
to attach, the Judgment VIII be sold liberal discount
Icy applying 10 r. IL Thompson, Third and Wabasaw
streets, ST. PaFl.
iyi-tf WIN. GREER. Winona.
LECTURE on ASTRONOMY.
INTRODUCING The Citizens 81. Paul the Mansion OF
Philosophy Profcsso: METCALF n. H., will deliver
continue t. lecture three nights sCccessivaly.
II Is writing Treats Elementary Science and hopes
obtain III" patronage the citizens
publish his wor..
The lectures will he concluded with descriptive poe
try All interested in ocaon respectfully invited
. attend. Admission .
Doors opn at IA cctnr" to cAnnence at So'c'oc yI73t
EAGLE BAKERY & CRACKER MAEUFACTOHY.
rsNE subscribers beg leave thanks the pubic
the lb raj heretofore extended 10 them in their
line business. hope receivea continuation
They would that they much better prepared
work they been befcr having Inst
with such facility and dispatch they supply
public with ether rtoi. Soda, Butter, Sugar,
Wnr CracSerS also rot Bead other articles in the
all tincs. asn fresh morning.
&C., &c., to Of the city order free cnrc,.
jvt7-'f SPENCE * GiI3S.
Dfay1rc rv're scrr.
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rTNIIE Subscriber a stage regr-
1S-IsgcEcrA i larry between ST. Paul and Shakopee
@s=EEs=SSz Leaving the Enslow House, st. Paul.
onday, Wednesdays Fridays, Shakee Tuesday,.
Thursdays, and Saturdays.
driven the proprietor himself who Will spare
pains make the trip pleasant. The Sakcpee
a
All erands entrusted his care, will receive prompt
attention. je14-tf j. W. HULL.
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CITY OMNIBUS.
r0@ T'HE CITY oMN!B!s will run every day
G&@cAzeS. O'Clock A. NJ. TO P. NJ. Leaves ;eeches'
Addition. Fort-s above Mr. Fues house thence
East c. Burbank's beyond the Baptist Church
as as Eight street, ST. Anthony street, the resi-
dence of Mr. Taylor, formerly occupied by Mai. Friey.
Es-In all cases outside these limits,
be an extra charge.
je15-tf +. A. BIS.ELI..
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Beet Oh loot. .lplyl2 sc p %
Cows. ............ 1000
WAX oxen..9i0o to 2Oo e yoh
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I'd BE SOLD CHEAP. ''' '-
A HOUSE andlpt in Hoyi'S Al lition. price $50.
"a Iieus- AMI lot for SALE in WinScw'S A'i ton.
House and lot sale Rrr and rvin's Addition 10 st.
Ptui.si the r1rcl,as rcnain t:nc-G per
interest. Price $4,000.
splendid 10 lot the s. Anthony Road cqui-
distant frcn 81 Panl and St. Anthony. Price $500.
I.G','re n the Office Of 0vi7-fD e. II. PARKER
LATV ICs SALE.
NY quantity OF Lath be procured by calling
"A iyl7-'f J. W. BASS & CO.. Lower Bovcc.
FRENCH EVENING SCHOOL.
IT. t. A. DTS ROSTERS respectfully Informs thc Young
WI Gentlemen OF ST. Paul, that he has opened Evening
the tuition French. joining
will please call The r. Deeds
u. may be aud leave their
REFERENCES:
Norman W. Kittson, VIM. Henry Forbes,
DR.. Stewart, WDi. Sprigg Hall,
O~f.r ;rr--
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LGST-On the 9Th inst. IN about st. Paul.
8HTZH Yoke of Cate-one about Old and the
NEW other T. The years old is bright red, with
4sAA white strip line. brush the tail
whue The Q weighs about 1900 pounds white strip
hind about the width
yellow light lie has white the
one horn little dropped reward Of $25 Is orsd the
IL delivered st. Peters,
vered TO Inland A. Parker, Wnslow House,
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Unfted states Patent ories.

itN peuon Of Emily c. Pullman, administrators
OF Lewis Pulman deceased late OF Albion New York
The extension of the d Lewis Pullman
The 2l day OF August, Sfl, machines
buildings, &C for
Of said patent which place the August
1855
III ordered that the said petition be heard Oce
Monday, the 9th day of August next at IL O'clock and all
why petition ought granted.
Persons opposing the required hC In
Office Objecons specially writing
days before the day OF bearing All filed by pay,
used said be taken and
codance with The rules OF the once which will be furnished
plication.
testimony July
depoions, papers upon Testimony,
filed office before morning ar-
gumens any, within days thereafter.
also, published Uuon,
gencs and Evening Star, wasbington CT Pennsy
Philadelphia, Pa, sciea the New York. r. Daily
Republican Baltimore Post Boston, Aass
previous day
gust next the day OF hearing.
CHARLES MASON.
Commissioner of Patents
p. S-Edo of above viii please copy,
bills the Patent Oce, with paper containing I'm
May 2.--law3w
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Running fame between Washington and CHeianat ~ AoSrsl
Through risk cts and Baggage Check. "a be had an
Wsshtngton.
InE Baltimore std Ohio Railroad, having greatly improved
elsI. bet@een WashnsIon Haiere all
The c.naexirH briweea trains nom Wellington and
tlans boEns Wssi som baltimore always promptly
CON hause This = the on change required between
Washington aad ne Ohio Baggage checked
Wheeling a she Washington saton rchecsed transferred
there wh lhe passspse without change for those holding
Washington aaiy at o. and IN p m oa Sundays al The
latter hour only.
Wnseting jrs Of CEN
TRIAL ONO RAILROAD, runnsg IRON Bs,aire, ohio,
Wneeling through Cambridge, zaeesvie, and Newsk
Mansfield and sandnshy railroad r sandaky Toledo Detroit
Al Coumbu railroad trains connect fast trains
q the Laise M,ai raroud to Xena cfNCiSNfri LOUIS
through Dayton isnisNAeCLs Tene
iianie, Lafayeu-, Chicago, Rock aad 81 Louis, Sc
Naeber, New Orleans Gc-whieh sold Washington
transferred Cincinnati lnai the ONO.
Iieks" Ikvanssne. Cairo, and 81 Louis are cold BY thus
hc tickets are sod when The ohi n-v,sase between
Wheeling and WclsviIe, ory mes where eonnexion with
the Cleveland and Pt'sburg railroad is made
Travellers requested TO whe this the only
aiodDg through tickets and checks Washington also
great washington cinciuna is
bu, 6s3 miles, being about 100 mites shorter Than other
by through Washington To Wheeling 50 65
coumbus sis e5 Dayton, s5 SO; Cinenna ss Louisville,
Hs si7 50 Csse.ud Sa Isl Tosdo si5 50; oso sis 20
Chicago $40 IS and go Sol st. Louis cas- 80 and s' Memphis,
larpers Ferry Marnurg Berkeley Springs
Cumberland Bedford Springs Piedmont Odand and
passengers may Washington a, For
minor stations between Baltimore and Wheeling lake
10 Baltimore Annapolis se special ad
further inoma,on through tickets, sc apply
PARSONS, agent, at Washington station -
Master Of Transporta,ion Baltimore and
May 5-df Ohio Rairoad Baltimore
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fhs pegsaH ~l ~ assa anu ~
pAyman q ,as Subscription b. shade IN advaace
Dssaas sab4efissr sasy Ior~ara naaa1s the
Which ~i b rsla b aHa Al eaaura sf,tsA
transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER - pu6Ishsa ri ~srky
ssona q oonsFeSe aaa semi datlaR thr
saeseflpsions iss period iass year vii BE-
terms psopnsaoned 10 ihs above RATES.
ey-fosfMhsTEes sashofHsa agent. ~
sending ,tss DAILY sosscises, $40
sssWhtkLf subscribers, win sa5 sacloses, ~
a ropy grafas.
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Should aaid aequaintasce be forgot,
And brought To min
should sud acausinanca be tsrfnt,
Aud days % aaid isng syns."
Tn. members ending 1884,
class snd,nQ lea9 re
class 1881
ending Jaas ie, hereby assemble
Washington ID. c., third 1857
at chain
snireiy exchange
lives and sympathy, and lament the anunsy
of their promising compecrs
preliminary OF self appointed committee VIII be
he the drst Monday September. A. d. 1850, the tted
States Holei Cbrsaui between Fourth Finn
which whom
adopted to as fun attendance as possible
Is be
good enough to Furnish The OF the eormee by mail
their respective post Offices
OF Trenton, ~ j., Chairman Of Conamiuee
ALEXANDER e. HART, NJ. D.,
OF PhiiAdeipha, Pennsylvania,
]. NEWTON LiGHTNER,
of Lsncssier, Pennsy lvania,
PHILIP PENDLEToN,
nf Winston Allegheny Co, ND,
SAMUEL r. RICHARDS,
OF Raisto tron aud GLASS W Works ". j.,
LEWIS W. WASHINGTON,
ot Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee.
Jous WsIpmAs, of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary
March 2I--iawtMarJ lIutslisencerI
All IN the civilized OF request
ed
Of the several classes
visions OF the globe and all throughout United
states OF America
casionay between this date aud the ID OF March, A. D. 1854
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mo 53s ]
Notice

OF re estabhncnt of addioaal Land Office ~ he Ter
ritorg of Oregon.
February ~ ls5s,
enfitod sdstoasl iasd district
sfO called the Umpqaa District embracing
yng Of fourth standard parallel hereby
the iani oce or said District
Of Uairci
winchester, Territory, otherwise ordered
Given andcrtny hand OF Washington, i7h
May. Al ID lass. JoHS WILSON,
Commissioner 0f the General Land Ohrs.
NAV te-lawlaw Intel 4 ssr.1
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X. ~. GILL u Il,

Office resid Frankia Row,
Thirteenth re viii 20 devote his
uon principally unitrd
aving devfed he law he win
advice opinions legal arising beore
Oee and appeals the chief justice
vi will
aud trial of suits concerning
vi give opinions for par
befe Congress- either ofihs departments
prosecute claims before board established for eir
adjudication.
slct9 a--af
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IoBy v SNYDER he Corner old established
jacob Snder No 10 Walnut street, tour doors
viii he supplied with wines
nd lnuors on accommodating terms
Iagog ssnFp importation Of reign wines,
ece Ra prepared 20 receiv. orders
, ne special importation wines various houses m hu
fo,e IA aad upwards; and also *oeiis
or soa snd The patronage n his friends and
An ,siass delivered At Washington city BY "Adsmss Hrr -
Zee Of freight. "hc S-aV
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ner or sarspaia Or Other similar remedies adicay
all affections skin
sequences Of i,eh accidents
period hereditary acrinony depnra
powerfully sficacious bladder,
fractions and other weakness OF the arising from abuses
injections soundngs. A syphbtc In
short diseases ensuing from the
basam cepava cubebs from injections only
without neuraizng H. The Rob Boyvean above
yphlc whether
which resisted the OF
Of potassium.
General United Gabriel Blondin, esq,
York, wholesale Guiiot Duconee,
New Orleans; Esuily, San Frarcsco.
Laeccur sold by all druggists throughout the Unit
The pamphlet OF Doctor g. de st. Gervais The ned
Rob will obtained
din, % William street, New York, who will information
wanted.
G b. erepared America In
United States dues he has tho Rob
March 14-diy.
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Law Notice.
BRows, STANTON, Anp WALKER.

BRowH, STANTON, And WALKER
w NJ. r. BROWN, FRED. r. STANTON md j. KNOX WALK
Err formed partnership for practising The
of the United Eia,es and Masgtan,
OF Tennessee. Offices In washi Mtn
ps. viii be found either place.
letters addressed 10 them will receive prompt attention.
April 49, ifeod Tine. and Sentinel copyJ
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The National Hotel

The National Hotel
this viii be reopened for the reception Of guests on the 2h
Of kitchen from the hasement
building and aud about the dining
and comfort OF 81
the markets afford,
bes aud o labor WI b. spared
house, respect,
subscriber, therefore, public wit
patronage whn has slway. been extended the house
prrsons desiring procure
avh, by calling the Hotel Board 81 day
Z. ID. WILLARD.
wAsurSores Crr November u, 1854.
Nov is--u
CARRIAGE a,d sa,e-A pair beautifully
matched northern family hnrsess together with
n6cert buili modern carriage.
value bang and gentle. The
twelve months, and IL
and perfect a. when purchased
Tho 1wper having ,sn, bargnin
Apply 10 wM. r. DOVE, coaideaier, First Ward.
70 diff
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n"~esF" ~ F@e ~ e@ANVfWto
tesica states mail steamships teavs New Tafk
go fos AspAnsah The 5th sad og eNeh n,oath,
~4E ~ oonneepns with mali
q Francisco.
Thse ship approved by the Navy
Department, aud guaranty spssa saa safety.
The
os The hassosu
checked NoS San Francisco,
erkes Panama etgrnss
pa,d In York all % iac P
Reserve ro New to-a, fanana.
detention ef accident thai
he is eutTely rsliaes.
Passunxers day tlsy arrive Asttg
Conductors 20 by steamer, and charge
wom and children without protectors.
Yves. New York, 1. W, RAYMOND
Msye-du
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Z
These stop Southampton both eoine

Stopping southampton, both going and returning they oe
proceeding London and Havre advantages
other route, for the economy Of time aud money.
Passage from Eew York to Southampton and Bremen.
cabin. main saloon Si3o; cabin lower saloon, so
second do, 500.
All and newspapers through the post office.
No bills ading will be signed the day OF sailing
An experienced surgeon IL attached to each ship.
For freight passage, apply TO
C. III. SAND, III South William st., N. "
q. A. HEINEKEN b Co.. Bremen.
CROSKEY 4 Co, Southampton.
WILLIAM lSELIN, Hayre
Mar 6-dy
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washington Aqueduct.

OFFICE WASHINGTON AQuEDUcr,
Washington March Z, 1855
DROPOSAS invited brick
tunnels, aud other Washington aqueduc
Proposals. received the 9Th Of May will be opened
that day.
prohlcs and specifications oe will be
animation on and after the 2oth day OF April next.
Proposals particular
bridges, &c. &c described in ;a and specifications
completed under
present appropriation all unfinished work will
subject future appropriations by Congress The engineer
right prescribe the OF be done and
under each contract for each appropriation and
holding sufficiently decide and
stopped funds become available.
In OF the entire ofany particular work for want of
reserved will paid Judgment Of
the work has been properly exeented far has
gone.
will be made checks The United States
monthly the 10
will be condition of all that The work
be sealed endorsed ssPoposas for work
the Washngrnn Aqueduct"
right reject all the bids
make such
considered most conducive TO the progress OF the
work.
responsible the effect that he they under
bidders WILL If bid be accepted,
obligation, within days, with good and sufficient
securities completion undertaken said
the United district
United district agent officer OF
individual known the Engineer De
parnon that able make good their
guarantee.
choose TO be present
Capt Of Engineers, in charge.
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lsO' RT DF CLAlMs.Uriah Forrest attorney-aiaw Rock
vile, Maryland will claims
Departments Washington.
Rockville No. 2f2
promptly attended to.
March 1l--dtl
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United states Mails.

Posr OrroE DEPARTMENT, May rs, 1855.
PROPOSALS carrying
Of November 1865 the Both day of June s5s In
o MICHIGAN, will be received Con-
Office Of the Post ocs Department. in the city Of Wash
of inclusive 6e decided
1t day, oa and in specified
Bay, rs m.s aud back
during suspension OF navigation, from November
May Is In each year.
Carp River Monday Al
Arrive keewena~ Bay Wednesday by
Leave KeewenAw Bay Thursday al nm.
Arrive a Carp River Saturday by m.
1887 Bay by Portage Eny Houxhton Con, Eagle
River, Eagle Hasbor, and korth West Mine, TO Fort WI
II miles and back, week.
Leave Keewenaw Bay Thursday Al SAN;
Arr a FortW Wilkins Saturday by Sp M
Leave Wilkins Monday AT 0 . nj
Arrive At Keewcnaw Bay Wednesday by pm
Algonquin Adventure and koekland 20
50 miles and back, week.
Leave kswwenaw hay Thursday st6sm,
rnv al sgon Saturday by opmi
Leave OB,onAgoa Monday nt
Anive keewsnaw Bay next "Wednesday by O pm.
For embraced
see The proposals. dated February no. 1855
JAMES CAMPBELL,
MAY iT-lawiw Postmaster General.
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Stationery.

NAVY DEPARTMENT, May "a, 1865.
gEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS. office
Of Of the Navy until three O'Clock of Fri
10th nf June furnishing all The stationery that
required the Navy Department and It's bureaus for the
commencing The LIST of Ja 1885, and ending the th Of
June, 1856.
All quality delivered
Satisfaction
the Office Tor which they required.
be required each bidder stationery urn with his
proposal "a sample OF each article bid for.
TO uniformity the proposals, blank forms will be fur
bid bid will be considered which
conform which each and
every bid which price
ma amed any article.
Bonds amount, with approved surrie
the will be Of the
contracting The authorized Of the surees
satisfactory esumonias fuln the
the bid othewse will not be considered
itself The right nj ordering
article the public
So may requirc.
article be required In the
be furnished at the lowest market according 10
auai
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ATTORNEY GENERALS orrrcr.

|ss Caleb Cushing Attorney General of the United
)a L. H. Gillet, esq, chief clerk. The ordinary busi
y Of this Office may BE- classified under the following
hh:
ID ohca opinions the business of the govern
called for By the President, by any head of depart
ksi or by the Solicitor OF the Treasury.
Examination of the titles of all land purchased as the
arsenals houses light houses, and all other
3sEc works of the United States.
applications for pardon il all Of conviction in the
kru of the United States.
d Applications for appointment in all the judicial and legal
)epess Of the government.
The conduct and argument Of all suits in the Supreme
ic the United States in which the government is
md
these ordinary heads of the business of the office are
tia At the present time the following, viz:
First The direction of all appeals land claims in Cali
kna
snrd The codfcaton and revision of the laws Of the
$uiCt Of Columbia. Il
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Ae, NEW YORK. BREMEN, AND SOUTH
A8 AMPrON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
The dips comprising this line the WASHING
TON, Capt. E. Cavendyi HERMANN, Capt I'd
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!. organization OF the Executive Depart
J - az the Government of the United states.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
,,oIe machinery employed to conduct the business
mi N otfr foreign relations with all the powers
sord L far more simple than Is generally con-
Tbe number employed in the Department of State
United States is only seventeen as follows One Sec
= N state (IIon. William l.. Marcy,) one Assistant
- III State, (Hon. ID. :. Mann,) one chief clerk
" Ssrkr one translator, and one librarian.
ado B,aseh This branch Of the State Department
800 N an correspondence between the department and
II diplomatic agents q the United states abroad and
issJS iusiructions sent from the department, aud
rr,tous 70 commissioners under treaties Of bounda
- az rrepared copied and recorded; and all OF like
.r received are registered aud filed, their contents
| : srst entered In an analytic table or index.
II ro, Braneh-This branch has charge OF the CORES
[ne 8c between the department and the consuls and
[grea arens Of the United States In II instructions
49, ofosps and answers 20 their dispatches and TO let
m other persons asking for consular agency rela-
/. d consular affairs are prepared and recorded.
II. Dibrsinq Aqen,-He has charge of all correspond
and other connected WITH accounts relating 70
nd with the disbursement Of which the department is
| Fged.
~ Tansla,,r His duties are to furnish such transa-
:. The department may require. He also records the
tons OF eonsus and vice consus, when in English,
4 which exeqaaturs are issued
~ of ApDois,7,ests and ComH,issioasHe makes out
ecors commissions, letters OF appointment, and noni
s 10 the Senate makes out and records exequaturs,
records when IN English, the commissions which they
yisued. Has charge Of the library.
k of he Roi and hrehtres--He takes charge OF the
or enrolled acts and resolutions Of Congress- they
yed at the department from the Presidents prepares
phencated copies thereof which called for pre-
and superntends their publication, and that Of trea
ID The newspapers and in book form; attends 10 their
Ibuton throughout the United States and that of all
9nts and publications in regard 10 which this duty is
osd TO the department writing and answering all let
connected Herewith Has charge Of all Indian treaties
I ba.ness relating thereto
III Of Authorizations and Copyrighs-ue has charge
seals the United States and Of the department and
fe and attaches certificates 10 papers presented for
aon receives and accounts for the fees. Has charge
biraions transmitted to the department under the laws
King copyrights records and indexes their titles re-
(. all letters from the department, other than the dpo-
.c and consular.
rk Of Pardoas aud PasaportsHe prepares and records
ns and remissions and registers and files the petitions
Ls paports keeps daily register of all letters other
diplomatic and consular, received and OF the disposi-
nade them prepares letters relating to this business
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FORM OF GUARANTEE
To Capt VI, c. Meigs, u ), Engineers.
We, undersigned, residents OF, in the STATE OF,
hereby Jointly severay United States and
guaranty foregoing bid Of be accepted, that he
OF sad bid,
FOR the win GOOD and sufficient ureies
perform proposed conformity The
under which II made. And In case the
shall fail into aforesaid, guaranty
The difference the offer by the said and
10 lowest bidder.
is,iynedl A. B.
e.. ID.
thereby certify ta the best Of my knowledge and belief the
above named enarantors good and sufficient
(Signedl T. IT,
B-3awtsihMay Il iawu
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Gtnao between washsugtoa aud wnselfsx bus Igl
Lousst
Running tis ts'we Walingson aid Ciroiana "a Aossi
Through Tick cts and Baggage Checks be had an
Wsshtngton.
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To southern AgricuIturists and Planters.

THoRoucI praciiea and educated Maryland farmer wishes
hsshY estate tn ths south winch
psoeor desrs improve and convert n'"s purely asea
lnral snds stock fnfm.
e hIss., Of rven and all communiea
lions be subject fully answered
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