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Completion OF Panama Railroad.
i'ntion Of Fare 10 Catherine.

Red.rtion of Fare TO California
United States mail steamships leave New York
sf-GR AspiHwan the 18th and 10th Of each month
NLEu&k6 connecting with from Panama ran
Francisco.
These inspected by the Navy
Department, and guaranty speed and safety.
Tie Panama railroad (i7 miles completed
hours The baggage
San Francisco, and
The paid in New York a expenses OF the
Reserve in New York, Panama. and
FIanciscO detention acciden
the route Is entirely reliable. E#
Passengers the day they arrive at Aspin
wall.
Conductors through each steamer, and take charge
and children without other protectors
through lowest apply the IN
West street. New York. L. w. RAfMOND.
in.G Itf
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United states Patent Once,

OF Emily G. Pullman adminratrx Of the estae
U Pcimsn deceased late OF Albion New York,
granted the said Pullman
August le4 for Improvement in machines
removing buildings from the expiration
patent place the 2lst day OF August
1856 a#..
said petition be heard al the Patent Once
9Th day of August next at IL O'Clock M and all
notified and show cause If any they have
why petition ought to be granted. .Et 80
required file in the Patent
Office specially writing least
day hearing AtestiDony ded by either party
hearing taken and transmitted In
the Office, which will be furnished
piicaion. EAtl
The testimony in 26h Of July
deposons relied testimony must be
before The OF the
gumen.s, if any, within days thereafter .
Ordered that this nocebs published IN the unon
gencer, Evening Star, Washington D. C Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, Boen tfc American, New York, N Y Daily
Baltimore Republican, Boston, Mass,
three weeks previous TO the 9th day OF Au
gust next, The day Of hearing H
Commissioner Of Patents
,er bills the odce paper containing this notice.
May1 1I-luw3w
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n,UE ONLY ONE AUTHORIXEDt-TheR Rob of DIR. BOY
yEAU LAFFECTEuR fur superior sirups Of Cuisi

nsIIE ONLY ONE AUTHORIZED 1.-THE Rob Of DR. Boy
yEAU LAFFECTEuR is fur superior 70 the sirups OF Cus-
similar remedies IL radically cures
all affections Of The skin dafires scofula the con
accidents from accoucucnis the cfiea
hereditary acrMony Of humoT A. depura-
shcacoys in enarhs Of the bnddr In con-
fractions abuses OF
injections soundngs. As syphite thc Rob cures ~
diseases ensuing from the
asu cepava cubebs from Injections which only repel
without neuiraizing The Rob Boyveau is above s
syphtc whether long stand
ing the Of mercury, or the odure
of potassium. llgs !,
agents for the United States: Gabriel blondn ESQ., %
wholesale orders Guiof Dnconge,
Orleans; SeuIy San Francisco. ss. :,
The by all the druggists throughout the UNI
Doctor o. de st. Gervas on the medi
chi pbpeies will obtained by writing TO G. Bon
80 William street, New York; who VIII give every information
wanted.
G. b. prepared m for South America the West
dies United duties as he has the Rob In bond
MaFchll ll--dIy + sg
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The National Hotel

win for reception the 27t
from
the the building and The alterations in aud about e dining
add md comfort of its
The table will be furnished with the best the markets afford
and labor will be spared
every respect
The subcrer therefore, that public will continue
the liberal which always hecn extended the house
Persons desiring for the winter do
imc after the 2U,h, by calling at the o,ei Board 81 day
f. ID. WILLARD
WAsuIseros Cry November ID, 1854
NoyI I6--ff
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II. ii. g ILL EFT,

removed his Office his resia Ftanklia Row.
Of Thirteenth He will continue devote his
principally United States Court
Having devoted much he viii
advice opinions legal arising before
n Patent Office aud appeals the chief justice assistant
District Coumhia and will also assist In the
preparation aud trial OF concerning patents.
lie wi also written opinions and for
claims before Congress either and
win claims before board established for their
adjudication
nptoa INF
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c,EAIED PROPOSALS will this Office until ~
j O'Clock m of June for furnishing los
The use Of Representatives hundred tons best
u,nity
ean size and loo tons IN Jumps ahou, the
weight 210 pounds the and dev
cred free charge the vaults Of the Capitol.
Aso furnishing for the OF The House OF Representative
quaiy seasoned hickory wood twenty
the balance be sawed the
and slowed the vaults the
Capitol a expense Of the contractor. 49,
Bo,h before 18th
October ne II and subject inspection quality weight
and by person appointed the the House Of
Representatives !, W. FphNEf
Clerk House Of Representative v. =.
7-lawtJune 30 fStar1
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washington Aqueduct.

OrrIoE THE WksnIs0ToN AoUEDuor,
Washington, March 7, 1885,
PROPOSALS invited graduation and brick
tunnels, aud work the Washington aqueduc
Proposals, the S:h May will opened Of
that day.
profles specifications the work will be ready for
animation and after the 20lh day ofApril next.
Proposals viii be received the of particular cuverts
bridges, described In the pians and specifications
only the works be completed under The
but all unfinished work will
subject future appropriations by Congress The
right prescribe the of work be done and
under each each and
what works shall be stopped until funds become available
In OF the entire oany particular work for want Of
funds, reserved will tie paid If in the judgment of
u engineer the work has been properly executed far has
will be checks upon United Staten
the monthly estimates OF the engineer reservng 10
and will be cordton of all contracts that the work
shall be paid monthly, and in specie.
All bids should be sealed and endorsed proposals for work
the Washington AqueducL" .atH# 1890
The the right reject any all the bids
should be deemed such
considered conducive TO the of the
work,
responsible persons effect that he they under
bidder bidders will his their bid be accepted,
Obligation within days. with good and sufficient
for the completion the work undertaken said
accompanied by the certificate the United States district
United States district attorney officer Of
OF War; that the able make good their
guarantee.
choose TO be present
Capt. of Engineers in charge
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TsENTH INsTALMENT.-We open to-day the tenth install
men Justly housewife eotionan They
goods surprising excellence Of fabric Tor ladies' and
cbildren's under garments.
Also Of our Shaker long cloth shrng ~
n very superior article hrtng shade OF two heavier than the
house wife cottonsp
with vast reliable brands Of medium and
fine shirng cottons
linen" goods is AZ this Time eampee in
stpek OF
al linens, napkins and angs.
I'm probability invariably offer the largest aud cheapest
sock goods OF which
uaetuted m Ireland orders
may well TO state that the "housewne c0tons" and
be had OF ony take all the mills
ma Of these kinds.
our stock seasonabe goods remarkably full al This
time.
Commencing day, prices articles much
due have for extensive auuin
plies.
habit of purchasing al stores whefr various
prices cordially invited call and be convinced Of
from purchasing where there price
only. ,..4,l4,,- -, NJ =,
' = PERRY ~ BROTHER,
aCentfal Stores,p west building,
saH# Opposite Centre Market
June -d6uf
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[No. s4o.l

mo. 5a0l
Notice or tho dscontinuancc Of the United states
Land Once at Defiance, ta the stSse of onsu
A. hereby given pursuance OF law, aRd IN view
" Of The Of the land officers al DerksoE oio % e
acres Secretary directed
lands
OF sale
entry only remaining Office the
remaining unsoId and unapproprated by law and subject
discontinued, wilt
be 10
notice by and The land ocrts
give public notice day which they
prepared applications such
lands their Office.
JOS. g. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
WAsHrsaros, u. O., June is, 1883.
June 23--law6w lint. Siar1
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Law Notice.

BRows, STANTON, WALKER. Il.
~ M. T. BROWN, FRED. p. STANTON, and j. KNOX WALK
Err formed partnership practising law In the Supreme
claims Washington,
and Tennessee Ohces in Washington and Mem
One Of the will always be found al either place. and
letters addressed will receive prompt attention.
Aprii 49, tfeod [Inel and Sentinel copyJ
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United states Mails.

PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT, May 10, 1890.
mails of the United States from the
st ay November 1855 the 30 day Of June 1885, in
elusive in the MICHIGAN, will be received at the Con-
Office of Post Office Department. IN the city o. WASH
OF inclusive to be decided tue
ne day on the times herein specified.
I364 Bay rs miles and back once wce
during suspension of fnaysaton, from November
10 May Is in each year
Leave carp River Monday al Jam;
Arrive a Keewenaw Day next Wednesday BY o pm;
Leave Keewenaw Bay Thursday Mt can;
Arrive at in Saturday by p
1887 Portage Entry Iionghon Clifton Eagle
River, Harbor, and North West Mine, TO Fort WI
N mile and back, week.
Leave Keewenaw bay Thursday at Ga m;
Arrive at ortW wilkins Saturday by 6pmi
Leave wilkins Monday at o. nj
Arrive q Keewenaw Bay next "Wednesday by Pin
l3ss Algonquin Adventure and Rockand, to
ontonagon, SO miles and back, once q week,
Leave Keewenaw Bay Thursday at cam;
Arrive at ontonueon Saturday by 6pm;
Leave OutonagoD Monday at 8 I'm;
Arrive Mt Keewenaw Bay "Wednesday BY p m
embraced In the contracts
The dated February TO- 1883
- ~ y JAMES CAMPBELL,
No, ,Juiawaw Postmaster General.
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Nassau Hall College of New Jersey, Princeton


Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And tgougli To min
should auid acquaintance. be tofgot,
And days ~ aud lang syne'
The members of Of the ending is lane Is53
The Junior class the ending in Juns is3 The so
class ending 1891 Freshman e
ending Ia june 1885, hereby requested 10 assemble
Washington D. c. by the td of March, A. D. ls5 a the ae
brighten The links Of Tue Chain OF love ahd eaasbie which e
tide exchange In he
lives greeting sym pahy, ununey fate
of their promising coDpesss-
preliminary meeting The sefspponted will be
held the hEst Monday in Sepsnber A. D. 1856 s me United
Hotel, and Finn
which be-
venen invited attend when VIII be
adopted 70 fu attendance possible
VIII %
good enough furnish The Of the committee BY mail will
their respective post Offices
EDWARD j. GRANT, NJ. d.,
of Trehton N. D., Chairusp of Committee.
ALEXANDER G. HART, NJ. D.,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LlGHTNEK,
OF Lancaster, PeHBsyvaDrs,
PHILIP PENDLEToN,
OF Winston, AReghany Co, Nd,
SAMUEL r. RICHARDS,
OF Balsto Iron and Glass works, N.
OF Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee.
Z JoHs WsIpmAs Of Lebanon Pa, Secretary.
March 2T--awtMar3 lInielgencerl
All civilized world
cd this advertisement their editorial columns
Of the classes scattered through di
visions Of the globe and all throughout the Unet
States OF America srauous insertion
casonay between ths date and The d Of March, D. 1887
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mo. 1881
Notice

Of the establishment Of additional Land Office IA the Ter
rtory Of Oregon.
approved February ~ 1853,
establish additional land district in the
be called the Umpaua district embracing
all land lying south of the fourth standard parallel Ia hereby
the snt office for said district has
President OF United States at the Of
Winchester, said rcrritory until otherwise ordered.
Washington this lh day of
A. u. 1885. JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner OF the General Land Ohrn-
May is-lawlaw Tfateh n Starl
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Stopping Southampton both going and rournng ey oms
proceeding London and ave advantages over any
other route, for the economy Of time and money tU
I'd Passage from New York to Southampton and Bremen
FRS, cabin main saloon $3.50 cabin, lower saloon, Sl0
second do, $50. . ,,-s.-.. -. 81
All letters and newspapers through the pos, Office
bills ading will be signed on the day OF sailing
An experienced surgeon Is attached to each ship
For freight passage, apply TO 80, ,,,,,,.s :, ~
@. A. HENEKEN q Co., Bremen. ir' ~
CROSKEY & Co, Southampton.
WILLIAM IsELIN, Havra-
Mar 6-dly
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Carolina Hotel,

Change of Proprtetora.
THE largest Wilmington, Nouh
i lima, railroad depot and steamboat landinga.
b. b. BROWN Proprietor
WILaIseTos, N. c., May, 1855,
j-dtmf
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BANK os THE METROPOLIS,


Washington, May 81, 1855.
GENERAL MEETING kholdes bank will be
IL banking houses ths city Monday The second
eecug OF The bank m
the year then ensuing.
10 O'Clock, and be closed O'Clock
IN. KID. sMifu,
Nav 3l-eodt25h June &d2dIuy Cashier.
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MILITARY MEN will lind at ssoss-ronm-
M 40 fine white linen duck for and
is piecea medium fine white linen drilngs
supply of those wooIens and other fabrics adapt
edor apparel
With cravas gloves, suspenders, half hose, DC.
One price only.
DELAY in closing is expected
Good aces prices dealing relied IN all
c.s.s PERRY BROTHER,
~ aCenual sorcs,' West Building,
lime s-Gdif opposie Centre Market
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IIARPER's MAGAZINE for May.
III Emma being No, Of" Harpers Story book
Jus received by TAYLOR h MAURY,
Maya BOOKSELLERS Penn. avenue, near 9Th street.
Brothers Keeper, by auth Of Dollars and Cents
VI MIR Rutherfords Children, &c
on sale al TAYLOR MAURYfS
May Bookstore 9th street.
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- NEW YORK, BHEMEN, AND SOUTH
E AMPrnN UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
The comprising this line are the WASHING
TOM capt. L. Cavendy; Hermann, Capt. Ed
Higgins.
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rouRT OF CLAIMS -Urish FORREST, attorney -sihw, k"es
v,e prosecute claims The of csin~ sH
Washington cemeanscrsr~e
Rockville or No sta north street. w -
promptly attended 20.
March 3i--dtlsJuy
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Glover Perm Willis and wife and Amanda A. endgcks
uTnEREAs Glover petition praying for the par
w op seing ~ and "a Ia the ety
showing te avenamed defendants have an
ia
pat1oa Aanaay octseef, D "a ihe
Eeamha Florida, The Eanie VIII h ken
ordered This notice ~ qhhthod
weekly months the Florida benocat we washington
Union, aud the New York Journal OF Commerce..
THos. r. KING, Judge.
PENSACOLA, June l5 1853.
June A3-laM2m
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To southern Agriculturists and Planter,


IoUN w. SNIDER old established
wine No rs Walnut street, four doors
suppned
and LIQUORS on mos accommodating terms
sNInER ia, for the importation o oesn vines
o6cr No 7G prepared receive orders
m the special importation wnes &C. various houses in En
zone in auaptiex and soicits
Vaughan ssder, the rouase OF hs friends ana
All wines delivered q, Washington city by "Adamss Ese y.
rce Of freight June s-ab
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PROPOSED pATxs OF sArLrse.

-" EDWARD K COLLINS,
No Sc Wall street, N. "
GROWN, sHtPLEys q co,
sTEPHEN KENNARD 4 CO,
81 Austin Friars, London
D. G. WAINWRIGHT, 4 CO.,
sEo. H DRAPER Havre.
ships will be accountable for god .lyeI
fading therefor thereof therein
Ap p25-dtf
TsOR or attic house
18th side the corner OF street House con
nns rooms, papered and painted
throughout, Terms accommodating ana possession imm
AddeGsroom 40, Solicitors once, Treasury department
John o. Sargent g. Charles Albert,
Attorneys and Counsetors-as-L La,c,
for the prosecution of professional
II business and win attend cases that may se nus'ed
any United sitting IN the Distric, OF Columbia
WAsnssros D. c., March "a, 1855.
Mar 25-eod3m
IpR eysTThe large and connodous house recently
pied Bazian minister situated near the Great Cee on
Pennsylvania west.
For terms, apply Riggs Co. 10 Mr. Jas Eyreh,
wuders building, No. ., corner OF l7h and streets
Ap Scott
speesacle..
oLD silver plated speetacies glasses Sc q
ocues with penfoea periseopic, and paaeoa glasses
long experience peculiar advantages IN selecting glasses
aaAP'ea % "" eyss " "'"'' NJ w. GAIT BRO,
5ai avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets
Jan as-lf
To southern Agriculturists and Planters.
THOROUGH PRACTICAL and educated Maryland farmer wishes
"A engage healthy estate in the sonsh which
the proprietor into purely agcu
tura and stock farm. -, .,.
The highest testimonials OF character gven ana a
d he subject fully answered.
Address AGRtCOLA, Washington, ID q.
March H-iawiy G 1, ID II - II q !
sniier's, yyines, PhiIadoIphts-
IoHN " SNIDER the former old established
j of
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POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

Hon. James Campbell, Postmaster General The direction
management Of the Post Office Department assigned
the constitution and laws the Postmaster General That
its business be the conveniently arranged and
pared for his final action IL is distributed among several bu
reaus, follows The Appointment Office in charge of the
First Assistant Postmaster General the Contract Office in
charge OF the Second Assistant Postmaster General the
Finance Office in charge of the Thisd Assistant Postmaster
Generals and the Inspection Office In charge of the chief
clerk.
Postmaster General and nineteen clerks To this office
assigned all questions which relate TO the establishment and
discontnuance post Offices changes of sites and
appointment and removal OF pomaers and route and local
Postmasters furnished with marking and rating stamps
and letter balances by this bureau which charged also with
providing blanks and stationery for the Of the depart
ment and with the supernendence OF the several agencies
established for supplying postmasters with blanks. To this
bureau is likewise assigned the supervision of the mali
steamship lines and of the foreign and international postal
arrangements.
Contract 06lcewiiam III Dundas, esq, Second Assist
ant Postmaster General and twentysix clerks To this of
hce assigned the business OF arranging the mail service
Of the United States, and placing the under contract
embracing all correspondence and proceedings respecting the
frequency Of trips mode of and times Of de-
partures and arrivals all the the of the
mail between the different sections Of the country the points
of mail distribution and the regulations the
OF the domestic mail service of the United States IL pre-
the advertisements for mail proposals. receives the bids
and takes charge OF the annual and occasional mail lettings
and the adjustment and execution Of the All
plcaon for the establishment alteration Of mail
ments and the appointment OF mail messengers should be
this office. All claims should be submitted IL
tation contract recognition of said
first to be obtained through the Contract Office
necessary authority for the proper credits at the Auditors
ce From this office all postmaster at the ends OF routes
ceive the statement Of mail prescribed for the
respective reports weekly the Auditor all
executed and all orders affecting accounts for mail
transportation prepares the statistical exhibits Of the mail
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saiL,.tAcr scHEmEs FoH JUNE 1880.
GREGORY sAuRY, sAs.asa,, wnaipsoa, psi
s37no0u
Lottery Ior the henent of the
STATE OF DELAWARE.
Glass lss for 1883
Drawn ss wlsinases Del, saturday, Juae &c. ~
number isuesy-la asawA bai0ts.
scsEnS.
min, of SST 600 30 prizes Of. sa,OQB
...,......... is,ooe iy9 DO 90
DO e,TS &c. Nc Sc
Tickets sio-hsives s5qaastcrs 81 90
Certificates Of packages Of 90 whole ueeet, Sl@ ~
DO N half do l9 90
DO DO ao quarter 30 y so
Orders for tickets certificates ~ okasrs in s
above the ost pfompt Aruen aNd
dsing viii be sentimmedAstey amer q - over
" " Aadress P.J. RuCKEY. Agent,
Juae az WilmNgiont beiRNMe'
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.


e Treasury Department consists Of the offices the Sec
Al Of the Treasury, two comproers, commissioner
customs six auditors treasurer register solicitor, light
ase board, and coast survey.
Tue following is brief Indication Of the duties of these
a Offices and Of the force employed therein respectively
osrdurys 0Goe,Hon James Guthrie, Secretary Of the
eNufyi Hon. y. g. Washington, Assistant Secretary
engineer IN charge architect and three draughtsen
Porary employed and twenty three clerks The Secre-
he Treasury charged with the general supervision
heal transactions OF the government and of the
Ia W he laws concerning the and navigation
Ie United States He superntends the survey Of the
he ighthou establishment, the marine hospitals Of
Shed States, and the construction Of certain public
lungs for custom-houses and other purposes.
SFa ComproRey's 06ce.--Elisha Whtesey ESQ.,, Comp
and fifteen clerks. He prescribes the mode Of keep
and rendering for the civil and diplomatic SER
Wel as the public lands and revses and certies the
NAoes arising thereon
ead GoMpfroler's 00icc.--John NJ. Brodhead, esq.,
puoler and seventeen clerks. He prescrbes the mode
ipng and rendering the accounts of the army. navy,
departments Of the public service and reyises and
aes the balances arising thereon.
60 g Commissioner of ne Oustonss.Iugh T. Anderson,
Commissioner and eleven clerks. He prescribes the
keeping aud rendering the accounts OF the customs
and disbursements, and for the building and repair
houses, &c, and reviscs and certes the balances
ssg thereon.
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LrOR SALE LeaseA commod'ous four and ate house
18th street. the of street House con
nns twelve recently been papered and painted
Terms aaa possession given immed
ateI; Socors Oce Treasury Department
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The will be accountable for gold, silver
metals, uniess bills Of
tadng the value thereof therein
Ap2S-du
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THE .tmIy Place whore Eemutne $3.50
IN Europe obtained Tea 80. vtv
est opposite Issesncey sc wh*ts -
oraag. rscce rskoe Flowers ~. Az ashs .as nss a1
hand svey low psicrs wholesale md TsSp' urUrrwx
Mag so-eo3 nA@A h1NNtNM
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Tissle between Washington asd Wheeling hut NJ.
Ra,ning time bseea Washington aud Caciaa 2T Aoarsl
Through Ticket an Baxgass Cheeks aaa la
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p of above will please copy, and sen
their bills Office, with containing this notice.
MAY JI-luw3W