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NJ II w u u B L.IC A THO s.
RECEIVED AT 90 MAIN STREET, THIS DAY
August 4th
E. y. TUCKER, Agent.
Nowadays book for all down East
History Of Cube, by Alaurin VI. iiallOu.
Extraordinary Men. by VIM. Russell
Appletons e. s. Travellers Guide
Appletons Northern AMI Eastern Travellers Guide
Feru Leavcs--secand series.
oh.Hand Talking, ard Crayon Sketches, by G. W.
bungay.
National Education in Europe, by Il. Barnard b. L. D
School Architecture, hy II, Barnard, L. L. D.
Tempest ana Sunshine, by Mrs. NJ S. Holmes
R'mhles in iceland, by piny Miles.
Fifteen Miidtys AROUND New York, by G. G. Foster.
The Masters House, BY Logan.
MerrimaeE, or Lie at lie Loom, by Lee, 1,OG
ElhotS American Fruit Growers Guide. LIS
The Secretary, or CircGmstantial Evidence 80
The LarHplghter, OF Boston aGd its vicinity. 100
Mass. state Register for 1854, Les
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ElROVIDENCE AND WORCESTER
RAILROAD C0MpANY.-ANNUAL MEETING
The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Pr0y-
dence and Worcester Railroad Company will be held at
Railroad Han, in Providence r. L., on Monday,
Feb. 9th, at 10 O'Clock A. M for the purpose Of choos
ing Directors for the year ensuing aud for the transaction
Of such other business may legally come before them
Per order JOHN r. BALCB Clerk
Providence, X l.. Jan 90, 1855. dtf,bg iangO
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Lost 0n0 1oun0.

Z OST.-On the 18Th inst. Gold Cross, chased on
"a one side with chain and breast pin attached, and
marked "Boley to r." The finder will be suitably re-
warded by leaving it at this office df ian13
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-. - 50 90
This difference in the produced in 81 days by
the use of Dr. kidders Gas Regulator, giving better
light than was had fore the application Of the machine.
This not the machine which is reported have been
laid aside at Lowell.
The machine will be put up, or any Information fur.
nished, upon application to me, through the Post Office
WILLIAM B. EARLE.
Worcester, Jan. I'd. diff ian3
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Notices.
geAssAGE ONLY SEQ FROM LIVER

POOL TO BOSTON.
LEONARD Co. A gents Tor TRAIN co.'s Regular
ami Established Line OF Packets Drafts on England. Ire
rua. and Scotland. payable sight at their House in
s-;ycrP5i. any BANK in irelanu.
LEONARD X co. Agents
I63 AlaIn street. Exchange Building
DIS
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NROE 4 MENTS s. CHIMNEY PIECES.
Ih The Subscribers would respectfully inform the citi-
of Worcester and It's vicinity, that they have taken
the premises lately occupied BY II Lewis Co., where
they intend TO carry the Marble business In all ia
branches and hope by strict business 10 merit
a share Of public patronage.
We would invite those about erecting monuments to
their departed friends, TO call and examine designs at our
factory before purchasing elsewhere
We have also select MS drlment VI Chimney Pieces Of
various stylas constantly hand. Also Table and Bu
Tops Wash stands Counters, 6c &c, made TO or
der on die most reasonable terms
PRATT " NOLAN, No. 3 Old Market st,
Worcester
NJ Old marble work cleansed and repaired.
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I'D EN- OVAL.-E, n. ABBOTT a co. have re
~ led from their late Once No. 2S Main 81 to OF
Gee No FLAGG's BLOCK directly opposite the New City
Hotel. formerly the Central Hotel Where they will con
tinue Ia the Real Estate Business.
Persons having property for sale or exchange In the
city or county, will do we'll 10 call upon Them
diN DIFF
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SIOttTSMEN-lo will hnd Duponts
y tEage) PONDER, and n fine assortment Of Gaps
and Shot, at No s Front Street.
$50 dtf BROOKS 4 sTEARNg
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Notices.

OIlCE.-The CDpartnershp heretofore existing
~ btWeea The subscribers, under the firm of. W Up
nam Co.. IS this day dissolved by mutual The
ataIrs OF said firm will be settled by joel W Upham who
IS u'y authorized to settle the same. j. W. Ipham will
continue the water wheel business. J. W. UPHAH,
IL. G. UPHAM
Worcester, Jan. 81 1855. d3tt jan27
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w oRS kSTE = :, MTTgAL FIRE N

We shall keep all Goods marked at the lowest cash
value, without regard to their the time of purchase
jail diff B. L. ,HARDON co.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-03-07
1 THE NORTH CAROLINA STANDARDS WEDNESDAY, MARCH

centre point Of connection with the lines of road
which would extend west, northwest and south
west and adjacent steamboat navgation-24 miie s
to the nearest point-the distance from that point
to the harbors on the eastern Atlantic seaboard may
not be undressing to those who have the time to
investigate the subject.
From the point of junction west of the Blue Ridge
Road to Fayetteville the head Of steamboat Nasi-
cation on the Cane Fear 4a 2S5 miles
To Wilmington, by the Wilmington and
Charlotte Road, $40
To Beaufort harbor, 435
To Norfolk, by the North Carolina the
Raleigh and CASTOR and Portsmouth
and Roanoke Railroad, OIL
It will be seen that all the ports on the Atlantic
seaboard of North Carolina including the old ports
of Newborn, Plymouth and Washington are inter-
ested in making this connection with the Missssip-
pi valley consequently it is State work in which
the whole State is interested. The next question to
be considered u.s. has she means to accomplish so
great an enterprise which is the large of
$40, log, 800. To accomplish the construction Of
the road in years would require a subscription in
cash by the State, $2,oOOOOl
By individuals, 100000
Transfer of Railroad stock owned by the
State in the North Carolina and other
roads Mt their value to be fixed by the
Board of Internal improvements 100000
Which would give us subscription and-----
cash basis $6,0O0,O00
Which would enable the company to dis
pose of bonds and stock in procuring
iron and equippng the road to the
amount of ST. IU6,23U
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ARomrEoT's OFFICE, MILITARY AsyLua,

ARoHrEcT's OFFICE, MiLrTA NY ASYLUM,
Washington, ID. Co. March q, 1858.
EALED PROPOSALS win be received this office unr l2
O'Clock, Tuesday the 10Th day April warming
and venlatinp building Military city
This building Is 100 feet long 81 deep and three
high There also wing ~ feet long, i6 feet wde and story
nigh.
The warming venntng completed
put ready for by the first day of December
Bidders will furnish their plans and specifications but must
be understood that workmanship temporary
character will be admitted and that all materials and
be subjected the architect
Of other appointed for that before being
=
The bidders include bids materials and al kinds
of workmanship the finish OF the
that IL shall be n every respect ready
No will be made the work during
the building the fret
bsr the will then be oPcraon and tried du
three months succeeding, when, work atacto
ly whole specified In the will be paid the
contractor but f do satisfactorily then the
will be required supply the defects and in the event failure
do will required take
from the asylum grounds, AT his own expense.
The board OF themselves the right 10
all Of the bids Of them regarded conducive
the interests of the Institution.
The plans of the building be this Oce, mo 73
Nnders Budng between the hours of 10 and ii O'Clock
!, .E .1#E@IaI 3 s. ALEXANDER,
Lieut. Engineers Architect Military Asylum.
The Washington Inegcncer, Baltimore Sun, Philadelphia
Ledger York Journal Richmond Enquirer
will publish the three week until the 10Th
April bills this Office March 7--eoduthApnl
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NOTICE TO PREF -EMrTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Uuer The of Congress approved 81 Maroh 1855
extend rights settlers therein
toned extended the above
toned odd numbered within miles
the settlement and
made prior OF allotment II
dollars and f before the
for the public and by the 9th March, 1854
lied An for the relief lands reserved for railroad
settled and abovenamed
prior the date of ifhdawa will be entitled
-ptions The ordinary minimum price Of the public lands
donr twenty proven
aud paid before the day fixed for the public aae Therefore
every person entitled the right OF Of the
odd numbered above menoned within six miles
under Sd March,
4th Of February, 1853
he date alotmen under the Of 27th March, 1854
the lands from market likewise person entitled
of 2h March, 1884, the lands ouisd
Of entry
day OF required establish
register proper
therefor The price fxed BY law praeai
before the day for the
OF the ands embracing
claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
Feb 9-lawl3w Int aud StaFJ
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eoR THE WEST AND sOUTfI.-BALTfMDRE AND
OHIo RAILROAD.
III M ,s.=i5i1Esl ss sliy1lxj1|la 49, saT3srE

Iprord rapeIIayortant change Of ehsd
ing and Columbus, uniting, does by short and direct
lne the Baltimore and Ohio aoad with all
land North and souawes gives this gres' increased ad
day, November "a 1854, the tiains viii bs follows;
FoR THROUGH PASSENGERS.
Two fast trains daily will in each direction. Frst the mail
rain, leaving Camden station q instead OF O'Clock
eetoloTc except sunday arriving Wheeling 40
Seconds The uain, leaving instead oft
heretofore, and running through Wheeling in about IL
hours reaching there at 10 2s This train will stop Wash
burg Sir Johns Run, Cumberland Piedmont Rowiesbug, New
burg Feueman, Farmngon, Cameron, and Moundsv only
regular conekion with Of Central Ohio road for Cam
BRIDGE Zanesvc Newark Columbus Cincnna I0usvie Day
sanduky Toledo Detroit, Indianapolis, Chicago ST. Louis
Passengers leaving Baltimore by mail will reach Gin
cDna dinner while by train they
there at ~ The next night being kept but night the route BY
either train
Passrngesfor Northwest Cleveland
make direct with the Cieve
land and Ptisbug railroad all when the Ohio nayigahe
M steamers between wheeling aud Welvie by leaving BALTIMORE
in the mail train al y a3
Returning Wheeling The express
rain 80 reaching Baltimore at SO nj the mail train
Al IL 40 p reaching Baltimore al 7,
Through tickets by boat from Wheeling Cincinna Madison
Louisville ST. Louis and cities, will be sold all times
when the stage Of water will admit
Through tickets between Baltimore and Washington and all the
cities and the West sold the ticket offices
OF the company #M
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
The mail an leaving Camden station will take for
stopping Returning
Wheeling at II 45 midnight Cumberland at 10 10, and
rives at Baltimore at 7, p.
date places will daily except Sunday arriving
in Frederick at 40. Returning will leave Frederick g.
arriving nt Baltimore at l2 3d. noon
Ire Eicotl Mills accommodation will be daily, (exeep
SUNDAYS y follows: +
Leave Camden station at 9, a. m, and 3, p. m.
Leave Elicou's Mills AT z 30, a. m, and 80, p.
Dee
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mo. 52s.J


Notice of the dIsuontinuance .r the United States
land Offices Jeffers0nville, Vtncennes, and VIM
amac, Indiana
approved l2 l8io, which declares "at whenever
the quantity puh lands remaining ufaod any
shall be reduced number
thousand shall duty of the Secretary Treasury
discontinue the aad Office for such stct and land In
district shall unsold the time OF the
existing offices the district which
shall discontinued, which
the shall give notice ~ and nasmuh the TIN section
approved September, lS4l authorizes
the Treasury continue land district in which is situated the
government, Of tho saes Notwithstanding
dred thousand when his opinion such
required public convenience, order land
State convenient point under the provisions OF the
approved June 2 1870, and inaseh tho
required has been depolped the Secretary Of the Interior
BY he TO establish the Home Department approved Sd March,
l64g:
Notice accordingly hereby gven that report.
Of said districts reduced
Secretary Of the Interior wth
probation President has directed that the land Offices
VscENNEs and WIsAMAc, in the Of indiana
remaining unsod at of
subject Office
ANAPoLs the OF government of sad State 5..#s
unsod and unappopratcd by law and subject
private entry within limits Of the districts discontinued
subject entry heretofore hase Offices from
OF this the
the land officers IsDIARAPo will give public
which will be prepared appca-
| 7, ,7'T" JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
JANUARY 25 1855
Jan 2g--2aw6W lStar1
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parsasneo % Law, FRANKLIN PIERCE Pre-dea, Of ns
maj pas ss wa y b 9 e m asse, dss,.ts aas ahs knesn
~ sgs q a,ssIsirrL eonmenens on sonday, te
paris e sec oos Hand bearing odd numbers
The States Of aud Mrsssrp subject Is d. double
@ 2 ps y 2, two dollars snd a cents per provided "
es sy the % ae, q 4h Asss.t 1854 which
esS sa. ase gaeny Withdrawn until further pro
aa o e s sSS ~ y saIs Ss Soes n NJ
ecl % private sn,'y a the date Of wdrawa were eanss-
september esa he uader@sntonsS iowaSis %
Horh ofAs line ana east Of tAs cAootap nerisan
Township four, Of range thirteen
Townships tarse, eur,frs and sir, O toaueen
Town.hip. noe seven, d iaass .iasen
Township ,eesr, q range eise,een
nm Soes e aso se,se, given a, ~ a. The .ad. eai,d eeas
not since restored 70 private entry as aeovs stated whh win he
preempoal nces prescribed Sy
S ,1ss ADD .a q ~ H. August. & m as
be entry and location and after Monday
subject sale at sueusrs MISSISSIPPI
SorfA ot the haze hns and cf as cAossap
Townsh,p, tsrss o s SIX and seven of range twelve
Townships thrss, FOUR nee and Of
Twnsnis Townsnp sysn ,s,s % ,anss G a',ses' e ,t.,
Town. @ se R 4 aaa and Of Of a ran
In the district of lands subject sale DraoroLs
hett 9 As base line Of yriscipa meridian
Townships hreen foureen h,sen. seventeen
Townships thirteen fourteen, dneen 1csn, sspsniee of
rang. three
Townships thirteen fourteen, fifteen, aesn seventeen
four
Townships thirteen and fourteen, Of range ave.
The townships herein wholly within
the limits of nnt fifteen respectively
road and those In italics partly within limits, desig
mated which viii
district Offices BY the Commissioner of,ne General Land
The lands will be sod subject fhs uay granted by
2Oh September 1850,
exceeding hundred feet side thereof
particular OF land which include the
quantities respectively pas
The will be offered the public in
which they adver-ed will be kept
time admit OF offering all the lands but
weeks and applications make entries
offered public sale under
until close of the
Given my hand city Washington, seventh
February, Douini eight
hify i've.
FRANKLIN PIERCE
BY the President:
ions Wusos,
Cn1nnissionhr az d asnernl Iand %
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Proposals for Stamps.

Posr OFFICE DEPARFMEsr,
February "a, 1853
PROPOSALS this department until the both
dny furnishing The of the post
offices United four from the hs day OF April
ordered by The Department. OF The following descriptions
circular solid
block hardened made in such a 70 admit OF
month and day with thumb
such letters and figures IN place shch stamp and
uracd mahogany hanhe OF the same
like slze securely fastened the stamp The months OF the
wear three letter. eacb OF the same
solid blocks OF hardened steel
truer for the days month 81 inclusive be made
Ike hardened metal and OF the size last aforesaid
Also the words paidm and ree, OF the Form oil
those now nse, with turned handles IT,.
Also stamps figures dennng of postage, and sim
lar 10 in with armed handles
Also stamps foreign the New York and soSton
offices.
An of The above stamps o be- made of hardened steel
also contain separate bids pf he circular
stamp with the months and figures.
Also separate piece containing the month consisting of
Also Tor each separate piece days OF the month.
o complete sets OF moi nths and heu'es
Also for separate piece, words 'paid and es
with The figures dcnotng me
The the different viii nct however De
different bn, the proposal o the whole which
department viii be accepted
reject all proposals II the
deemed and aso the rght 70 accept proposals
nom the circular stamp with names
steel aud all the other stamps OF
othsr MATERIAL IL med advisable
considered for all The STAMPS above
OF material than hardened steer ann
right accept such proposals ~ u a
be deemed interest of the department 70 90 SO
Specimens sfeD
" 80 JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General
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united states Patent once,

WhhTIhgtDn, Marh Y, Itso.
I'M petition Of Charles Copeland, York York
" praying m The extension ef granted h,a for
Improvement - manner Of arranging The
adapt
from the expiration of said which
o the ilth day of 1855
petition
Monday the 2Hui OF May, o'clock all
notified appear show they have,
petition ought TO be granted. =
Persons opposing the required In
Office their objections specially writing
days before the day hearings all testimony flied by either party
be used al the said hearing
cordance with the rules Of the Office which will furnished
picaton. #N&
The testimony the will be May,
1865 deposions and other relied testimony
filed in the Office before the morning
arguments, If any, within ten days thereafter
Ordered this published National
igeneer Union, and Evening S Washington, g.. Bal
,imore Maryland; Evening Argus, Philadelphia,
nat Ohio previous
2sh day Of May next The day of hearing. sz@#
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents
p 6Edior of the above papers will please copy,
their bills the Patent Office, with containing this notice
March 23--aw a-
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SECOND EDITION NOW READY.
DUELS AND DUELLING.
Alphabetically arranged, with Preliminary Historical Essay
BY HON. LORENZO SABINE.


BY HON. LORENZO SABINE.
vol l2mo. Price 81 IS.
comprises sketches Of the principal dues from that be-
Goah the first record, the present day
OF oli
historical interest tins country.
Hamilton and Burr, Clay and Randoph De-
Barron Ciey apd Graves well many others
familiarity with history and his
macy public life have enabled him TO bring 10 light facts
of great interest aud value.
exciting character OF the work an intense interest
il created predict for immense SALE
fCourer
subject snguary interesting and will attract great aten
tion-N. .. Della.
place every library, since IL is library
most curious research in ilseif.-Dsily News.
Sabine Notes Duels aud u
elng OF in ormaton upon The subject and host
light frivolous which oiten
and fatal results The book Is an inter
esling one and win excite attention Of every reader
- Baltimore Republican
This il a curious and interesting work. Dispatch
the volume useful contribution 10 historical
aud biographica Observation-Disclosures
Published by CROSBY, NICHOLAS, co, Rosion and for
sale in Washington by ....a. .....,,
Feb l0--3taw3w IhsLok y MAuRb.
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lac ssu.as hs
psymeni p ns subscription se made n
oissAht subscriber alsy nohe} gsn.s
~aieh ~ite paid heus, and al asa 80
tsansAilson.
Ths COUNTRY rAfER puhshsc ,Ti. vsstEiv aus,b. an 80.
a""s q C"eE-ss' asa 'a'~eesB during ne
Subscriptions for psaod than ysar vii se r~estxss
terms pfopoftioned te ths Above rates
hfSsfnAsIkss are authorized g o asens ssa ~
sendas as ,ss DAILY sahscerss as eses.a ar az.
4 copy gratis.
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New Postage Act-NOtice to the Public and
Instructions to POstmasters.

Office hereby that agreeaby of Congress
proved March 1885, the following of postage be
charged and after the day Of ap ner lien of
established, TO wit;
On single In the mail, between
the United Saes distance exceeding three thousand
miles, three and for exceeding
miles, cent
From and after said first day of April letters
qured, such foreign country,
officers OF the official business The ranking
privilege remains unchanged.
and after first day OF eighteen hundred
required postage all
prepaid letters which such have been placed
by the writer's. .sash
by the section OF the General
establish uniform the valuable
letters This of the law will be carried into effect
special instructions therefor will be issued
The blanks be prepared and distributed
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
POsr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
March ., ls55
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AN petition William George Of Baltimore, Maryland
praying the extension Of patent granted him the
ls4 Machines for
dressing shingles, for seven years from the expiration o sad
patent, which takes the 29th day OF ay, 1850
ordered the said petition be heard al the Patent Ohce
Monday the 18th of May At IL O'Clock and all
notified appear and show ifany they
why said petition ought TO be granted.
Persons required 10 hn IN the Palen
Oee their obections specially set forth IN writing at least weaty
of all testimony filed by either
transmitted accord
OF Office, which will be furnished app
cation.
The testimony in The will be closed the 4t Of May 1855
other relied testimony, be
Office before the of that day the
nents, any, within days thereafter
rdered published the Union, ntei
encer, Evening Star, Washington, Dci Argus BALTIMORE
Maryland Evening Argus Philadelphia Pennsylvania and Sci
American, New York. week for three
tha ath day Of May next, the day
hearing
CHARLES MASON,
CNnmissioner OF Patents.
sEdto papers will please copy, and send the
Office, with paper containing this notice
lar IO--law3w
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John W sNDER former old established
OF Jacob No rs Walnut street, four doors
below Fourth Will he supplied with ~inos
and liquors on ths mos, accommodating terms
JACOB sNlnER Of foreign
ocr No Walnut street where he " prepared 70 receive oes
for the various houses E
apsrses OF and also solicit.
John Vaughan snde hts friends snd
former customers A5 NtN
All delivered Washington city BY "o'amss Esp'e-
free of freight
June e-Aly
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stopping at Southampton both going and returning hey Offer
London and ave
other route, for the economy of Time and money.
Passage from New York 10 Southampton and bremen.
First cabin saoon $780, first cabin lower aoon siio
second do, $50.
All letters through the Office.
No bills OF iadne will be signed on the day Of sailing
An experienced surgeon is attached TO each ship.
For freight passage, apply 10
G. N. sAND, ii South William ST., N. Y.
G. A. HEiNEKEN Co., Bremen.
CROSKEY n Co Southampton
WILLIAM IsEIlH Hayrr.
far G--uly .
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mon HALL.

E netgned having resumed the
tof,rr has fsnisnrs
real estate stocks Ae Particular given arraase
Disposal OF household
sired, VII be se'ed cssei twenty
delivery of the
Cash advanced description of eoasig
f unlimited saie Every effort will be made satisfactory
all safes intrusei his
w. BoTELRR,
MafehS -stawSw Iron Hail.
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lChAEL MOUSSE, late and ios many ysas cbsf l.,t 4. a.
vi Of tho Register ~ the Treasury aseed - ,6
souni land pensions, h4ifpay Sct a. ne t
fe,xms goussyss and dslaraent. - ~
chase ~ stock AID rcoci of N
i
Insoucfioas obsaiHtag land unTf.u .,,, -
appicsoas accompanied with cguts, po slAap N
procuFrd log dollar each,
Elisha whisiesey, s-q, Cemplrelier q 'ae Treasury
Nathan sargent eHq. late Register ~ she frrASury.
John Wilson, Commissioned Of the Ls0a Onsce
n. IA. Gillel, solicitor.
The Mayor Of Washington
MessFs. Coreoran q kRgsi ana
of hanks Washington
and GeUrgetown
Once No. sei Ish wsss Washington
Mar i3-dsw Neou