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. JAM 4. 1856.

1888 p ~ LlOH,
Fever and Dull Pain in the Head, Yellow
ness of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the
Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, ETC., Sud-
den Flushes of Heart Burning
in TIE Flesh, Constant In
: -'''i agiuings of Evil, and
80 L.os great Depression a5-
of Spirits. 81 ....
The proprietor, in calling the attention of
the publieto this preparation, does so with a
fleeing of the utmost confd saee in its virtues
and adaptation 10 the diseases for which it is
recommended. li'. -
1t is no new and untried article, but one
that has stood the test of ten years trial be-
fore the American people. and its reputation
and sale is unriTaled by any similar pfepara-
ton extant. The testimonyin its favor given
by the most ppomnent and well known Ply
sycians and individuals, in all parts Of the
country is immense. The following from
your own State is respectfully submitted, re-
fering any who may still doubt, to my "Memo-
rabilia," or Practical Receipt Book, for Farm
ers and Families, to be had gratis, of all the
Agents for the German Bitters.
Principal office and Mandatory, 10, Arch
81 phil,daIuhia Pa .Tfg
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4 It is almost needlessfto say. that
the jury saw the non seqaiter, and ac-
Quilted the defendant.
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sTSS Es. s'EOYEsa STOVEs.! :
4 HOOKING STOVES, al STYLES and
~ Qualities, at uRusnsl low prices at tszH
NEIL, Mo0RES e WR1GHTS. SS
Ayril &c.
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FEOUWtELGTEs:.

w keep constantly on hand q -
w large quantity OF Flour made 49,
at the Bedford Mills, which we warrant'eguai
to the -CiDcinnati or St. Louis Flotrr
COLDWELL & CUMMINGS.
Dec. J.. Shelbyyille, Tenn.
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NAILS.

EUST received I25skegs of Nails. ca
81 thcbest article made in the United g.
States. = COLDWELL & CFMMINCS.
Dec. L Sheltvvi.Ie, TeHn.-
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Sn0 BARRELS No. / Kama =5A
COO wha Salt, 800 Bags fine 49,.
Salt.
C0LDWELL & CUMMINGS,
Dec. l. Shelbyville, IeRn.1
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Time between washington and Wheeling bat I7i
hoo.si
Running s teeeen Washington and Ci.ciGa u hours
Through Tickets and n.ssags Cheeks 10 be had n.
Washington.
tE Bsumee aad ohio Railroad, having greatly improved lis
western OF
be sorhwes,, aud the soathwest.
TIE eonneaan Washington and ,hs
washington janciion tse called Relay ouse miles
te ohio riys Baggage Is checked through 10
wheeling AZ e Washington saon and seeeAed and transferred
tickets for points The connecting trains
Washington daily at g. and AZ m on Sundays al the
Al Whsens eonnerlon CEN
whsens, through Cambridge zane~vis and Newak, 70
M.nsha and sandssy railroad for sandasky Toledo Dsiro
Coiu,nbus
OF Little Miami railroad 10 xenia CINCINNATI, LOUIS
WIN a aa M" s.oas S% s o.o ns"i %
iiaue Lafayette, Chicago, Rock Island 81 Louis, &e
orsrsn. ~e wh..S .ss aso sa :.
ass :. Cincinnati TO The n mn steamer. on ma h Ohio
FOR CLEVELAND, Cleveland Toledo, Detroit Chi
caso, Ac ticket. sold navgabe
Wheeling and wsls,,Is !oy m,ss where connection with
Travellers requested 10 notice that while ,s the only route
shortest speedy and direct nearly leading points
me West The distance aon wssns,on 70 Cincinnati,
Fare BY through ticket from Washington To wheeling 80
Columbus. Si3 65 Dayton, S5 5o Cinenna ssi Louisville,
sy railroad 4s o, from cioesnau s lna1naso @
Chicago gao 65 and Se 50 ST. Louis sao 50 and ss Memphis
For Frederick and spers Ferry ansbus Berkeley Springs
Cumberland Bedford Springs Piedmont Oakland and
.laions between Baltimore and Wheeling take
For trains to and from Baltimore Annapolis &C. special ad
vor further information, through tickets c apply TO TIL H.
PARSONS agent, at Washington station -
Master Of Transportation Baltimore and
May 5--dtf ohio Rairoad Baltimore
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UEied States mail Steamships leave New Notk
c4=G or Aspinw all the 5th aud of each month,
N1R$ ~ connecting with mail fsnxms
- Francisco.
approved the Navy
Department. and guaranty syssd and safety
The raHanus railroad IA miles from
to aas houFs 1ke Of
check ~ York
emhsse1 the
The psd in New York all OF
Reserve In New and
San Francisco accident that
the reliable.
passensun leave Panama the day arrive Aspn
wall
Conductors go through BY steamer eharEe
aud children without other protectors.
through IN
West street, New York, L. w. RAYMOND,
MayG-du
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OF the esabishcn of additional Land 0gee ~ the Ter
riiovy Of Oregon.
of of February IL
An establish additional land district the
Territory called Unpqas district embracing
Of fourth standard parallel hereby
m the itns ofscs
by Presdeot c ths Uaited saes
usid Territory, unhi otherwise ordered
under hand, ths city Of washngpn, s 18th day
May, A. ~. 1855. John WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land OiEc~-
May ls-iawl3w Intel. star.l
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me ~I a"o-s
paymonia sBesFipuon bs ssae a advance
Distant m&y f1rward letter, me
which ~n be Paia by ane all Assumed = afsts.
transmission.
The COUNTRY PssER 10 paaishsA rs-seessN aarts
sioasa af Congress, n aDriat the
Subscriptions for period iers wia b.
psoportiou.d o
Gy-fosTMAsTERs ssthonred 4sceS sud ~
sending DAILY subscribers, ss1'
sEMwEEkLY SUBSCRIBER win sss enclosed, viii D. snuued
a cepy gratis
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unwsas saIe--A pair Of beautifully
" together vita
nihcent built modern
The ~ great value, being young and gentle The
tseiva months, and
aud perfect rs en- purchased
The owner having win sell them bargain
Apply o VIM. Il. DOVE, Coal deaier First Ward,
-str
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H. u. GILL ~ II


his office h esid IN Franklin Row.
aud Thirteenth He Will continue devote his
principally the Upir.d States supreme Court
Having devoted much lime he law concerning he will
opinions legal arising before
Office, and the chief Justice assistant
District Co,ambia and viii aiso the
and trial Of sn,is concerning patents.
He wi also opinions aud arguments for
claims bofora Congress either and
win cisns before board established for their
adiudieatio
pct 9s--du
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foHo " sNIpER lhe former odestah.shrd
Jacob suider No ~ Wsnui street. ouf aoors
vii, be sppped WIZ wines
and iqu.rs on accommodating ne tarns.
m foreign wines
r No street. prepared 10 receive orders
r special of sc from various hnnaeI ~ @
upwsrdsi and ALSO socu
"a, sndcr, the patronage Of ms friends and
form
Al vine. delivered Washington ciy by "Adam's EsP 3"
Tree Of freight uneF-ap
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lthampton both going and returning.

Stopping Southampton, both going and returning ey ohe
London and ave over any
other route, for the economy Of time and money
Passage from New York to Southampton and Bremen
First cabin saloon $780, first cabin, lower saloon So
second do, $50.
newspapers through the post ofaee
ading will be signed on the day OF sailing.
An experienced surgeon attached to each chip
For freight passage, apply 70 - - -
C. ii. SAND, IL South William st N. X.
@. A. HElNEKEN Co., Bremen
CROSKEY < Co Southampton
WILLIAM ISELIEs Ilavre.
Mar 6-dly
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The National Hotel

be reception the 9th
Of the
building and the alterations in and about the dining
rooms greatly comfort OF
table viii furnished with the best the markets aord
the best style and labor viii be spared
equal the country
subscriber therefore, that public will continue
patronage which has extended 70 the house.
the do
after the 2oth by calling at the Hotel Board 81 day.
e. d. WILLARD.
wAaulsaros CRY, November IA, 1854
NnNI IG--If
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washington AqueduCt.


WASHINGTON AouRDuoT,
Washington, March Z, 1855
PROPOSALS graduation and brick
tunnels, and other of the washington aqueduc
Proposals. tie b'i May will bbpencd OF
that day.
animation the 10th day of April
Proposals received the particular culverts
bridges &c described In The plans and specifications
Portions eny Of the works be completed under the
but all unfinished work VIII
subject appropriations Congress The engineer
the be done and
under each contract for each appropriation and in
shall be stopped unit funds become available.
entire particular work want OF
reserved will he paid II, in the judgment Of
engneer the work has been properly executed so far as has
Payments specie upon United
will condition of that the work
shall be paid their full monthly and in specie
All bids should be seaeo and endorsed proposals for work
the Washington Aqueduct"
right reject all the bids
should be deemed advantageous and 10 make such
considered conducive to The progress OF the
work.
Every be accompanied written signed by
responsible the effect that he they under
bidder bidders wi his their bid he accepted
oblgaiion within days, with good and sufficient
the completion the work undeTaken said
by the certificate of the United States district
Judge district attorney officer OF
War the able make good their
guarantee.
choose to be present
M. q. MEIGs
Capt Of Engneers in charge.
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United states Patient Once,
Washington, May 10, 1855.

Of Lewis Pulmsn deceased late Of Albion New York pray
the said Lewis Pullman
ast day August ls4 for Improvement in machines
removing buildings for from the expiration
Of said patent which takes place the 2st day of August
1856
ordered petition be heard at the Patent Once
Monday of August at ~ O'Clock, and all
notified 10 appear and show cause any they have
why said petition ought not 10 be granted,
Persons opposing the extension required he the Patent
specially forth writing least
before the day of hearing All testimony flied BY
be and transmitted
Office, which win be furnished
pIication.
The testimony in the 26h Of July
other relied testimony, must be
n Office before hat day the
guments, IL any, The reater
this notice be published In the Onion, lntei
rencer, and Evening Star, Washington D. c..
Philadelphia, Pa, American, New York, NJ vi Daily
baltimore Republican Boston, Mass,
previous the 9Th day Of
gust next, the day of hearing. a-.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Fatsnis.
sEditors papers will please copy, and send
their Office, with paper containing this notice.
Mavl aw3 + r
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'rENrH INsTALMENT-We open to-day the ,sn.n install
ment celebrated housewife cofton They
considered excellence Of fabric or ladies'. and
chIdrens under garments t 81
very superior shng tha
- wife cottons"
of all other reliable brands Of medium aad extra
fine shinE c0ttons
Our stock pure goods this complete
all We invite especial attention 10 the stock of linen
sheetines, table linens, napkins, and tDwciinGs
probability vasabiy odss tho and cheapsst
pure goods this Market OF which
uactur1d In Ireland orders,
may we'll that the housewife coitons' aud
had Of only take nil The mills
ma these kinds. . a.a
have extensive autumn
plies. r.Hs.
All purchasing where
cordially invited CALL and he OF
from purchasing where there price
gH t{S A.Us.5G7 As..
articles, prices fair dealing BE- relied all
Z
' = PERRY b BROTHER,
aCenlrai Stores, building,
H Opposite Centre Market.
June 2-d6nf
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- NEW YORK, DKEMEN, AND sUUTfs-
49, AMPrt'N UNITED TATEs MAIL STEAMERS.
The s'i;hs comprising this line the WASHING
= ton, Capt. Z. Csvendy; Hermann. Capt Ed
ward Higgins.
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United states Mails.

Posr OryIcE DEPARTMENT, May Is, 1855
DRoTOSAs mails Of the United Sates from the
day 1885, Both day Of June, 1858,
elusive, MICHIGAN will be received the Con-
Ofce Of Post Once Department. in tho city Of Wash
until ri inclusive to be decided tsc
mex the and herein specified.
River rs miles and back weth
during suspension Of navigation, from November
May Is in each year
Leave Carp Monday 0 ami
Atriv keewcDaw Bay next w Wednrsday by 6pms
Leave Keewenaw Bay Thursday Mt 81 T
rriv River Saturday by
i3s7 Bay by Portage En iioughon Chon Eagle
River, Eagle arbor and North West MiDe TO Fort VII
~ miles and back week.
Leave Keewenaw BAY Thursday at SAM
Arrive d Wilkins Saturday by 6 pm;
Leave Port Wilkins Monday at Gan;
Arrive at keewenaw bay Wednesday by o pm.
1888 Algonquin Adventure and Rockland,
ontonagon, so miles and back, once week
Leave Krewenaw nay Thursday team;
al Saturday by 6 pm
Leave Ontonagop Monday at q an
Arrive NJ Keewvnaw Bay next "Wednesday by o m.
embraced the contracts,
dated February TO- 1855
JAMES CAMPBELL,
May l7--lawaw Postmaster General
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g,
cEALED PROPOSALS. will he received this once until -
y O'clock Saturday, furnishing
Of House Of Representatives Two hundd TINE hea,
quality anthracite The coal be and
large egg sixs and 100 about the
weight 2240 pounds to the tom and dev
cred free Of charge the vaults Of the Capitol.
Also furnishing Of the Home OF
quality hickory wood,
twice, the balances 10 he sawed the
slowed The vaults OF the
Capitol at expense Of the contractor
ooh delivered before the 18th OF
Octobrr next quality
and by appointed the House OF
- W. FuHNEf
Clerk House Of Representatives, Y. g.,
June T--inwtJune 30 tStarl
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FORM OF GUARANTEE
To Capt u Meigs, u Engineers.
We, the unde rgned, residents Of, in the State OF of--
Jointly severay, United States, and
glarsnty, foregoing be that he
acceptance the said bid
the sood and sufficient snreties 70
articles conformity to the
The which 1t made. And In the
shall fail aforesaid, guaranty
offer by the said and
M lowest bidder.
fsiepedl A. B.
c. ID.
thereby certify that my knowledge and belief the
above named guarantors good aud sufficient
tSignedl f. r.
s-JawtSthMay& lawG
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Nassau Hall college Of New Jersey, Princeton

should auld acquaintance be iorgot,
And brought 10 min
should auld ncquaintancs be forgot
And days % auid lang syne.H
The members ending june 1857
the junior class Of the ending June le the
class ending June 1884, the Freshman
ending June, 1880 hereby requested assemble In
Washington, D. c. by The nd Of March, A. u. 1851 the
brighten the links OF chain eDdshn which
lives greeting and sympathy, and the unmey
some Of their promising eompeers.
preliminary meeting OF The sefappoined committee viii be
held the Monday in September d. 1885, the United
States HOTEL Chestnut s~tween Fourth and Fih
which whom be
venen invited attend when the will be
adopted 10 secure as full M attendance possible
In whom this addressed viii be
furnish the the committee mail with
their respective post Offices
EDWARD j. GRANT, NJ. D.,
of Trenton N. j., Chairman OF Committee.
ALEXANDER G. HART, NJ. D.,
OF Philadelphia Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LIGHrNER,
OF Lancaster, PsnnsYlvania.
PHILIP PENDLETON,
.eE of Winston Aheghany Co, Md,
SAMUEL T, RICHARDS,
Of B,lsio Iron and Glass Works. N. T.,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
of Montgomery county, Maryland,
Comuiiitsr.
JoHs WRIpnaE of Lebanon Pa, Secretary
March 2T-lawtMar3 TIntelgencer1
civilized world
this their editorial cnlnmns,
Of scattered through the dt
the globe and all throughout the United
of America requested graubus insertion
caopay between This date and the 81 Of March, A. D. 1851
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THOROUGH and educated Maryland aissef wishes
healthy estate te souh winch
and cenvsn nio Poey sxcu
tnral and stock farm.
fha highest Testimonial. given and all communiea
an subject fully answered.
ADDRESS hGRfGoLA, Washington, D u
Mn
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PROPOSED pATxs oy SAILING.

EDWARD K. cot Inns,
NO. So War street, NJ Y,
GROWN, SMILEY, d CO.,
Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD CO.,
"a Austin Fnars, London
D. g. WAINWRIGHT X CO.,
Paris
GEO. II DRAPER, Havre,
The ships accountable for gold silver
bullion, specie icvey precious stones metals unirs bills
signed onr and the value thereof Expressed therein
Ap25-du
NOR SALE comnodous and attic house,
sids of ID street House con
been papered and painted
arei Adde'S 4o Solicitors Office, Treasury department
OCT i5--Su
John o. Sargent a. Charles Aberfs
Attorneys and Counseiiors-ot-La Law,
We associated the Of professional
III thai be intrussed
departments the court o. CLAIMS
any sitting in the District OF Columbia
Wasarsercs, ID. c. March ~, 1899.
Mar 25--eod3m
Is, ENTTbe large commodions house recently oeca
BY the Brazilian uiss, situated near The Great ccle q"
peunsyvana avenue west. .
Winderts building, No q corner l7sh and streets
Ap 5--eou
speesactes.
oLD silver dne plated peecles, glasses he of
VI focuses with pefocn prnseopc and psrahois glasses
peculiar advantages IN selecting glasses
adapted 10 the eyes of wesrcrs . - .,n ,an
32i Penn, avenue between Ninth aad Tenth suesa
IAN 2s-u
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Law Notice.
BRowN, STANTON, WALKER.
III M. r.. BROWN FRED. r. STANTON, and j. KNOX WALK
w partnership practising law In the Supreme
the of claims In Washington,
Tennessee. Offices In Washington and Mem
One OF the parties will always be found at either place. and
letters addressed 70 them will receive prompt attention.
April 49, teod Intel ard sentinel copy.I
rHE ONLY ONE AUTHORIZED f--The Rob Of DR. BOY
yEAU LAFEECTEUR far superior TO the sups Of Cais
nier paIa, smInr remedies radically
affections of the skin darres scroua the
ulcers accidents from acconchmcnis the critical
Of I and hereditary acrmony OF hnmors As depna
powerfully seacous catarfhs OF the bndde In
weakness Of the arising from abuses Of
diseases ensuing from the
cubebs from injections which only repc
neutalxing The Rob Boyvean Is, above ALL
syphc whether long stand
ing have resisted the Of or the odure
Of potassium. - -
General agents United Gabriel Bondn, 81
York. for wholesale orders Guo Duconge
New Orleans; seuillY, San Francisco .
sold by all the druggists throughout the Unit
states st. Gervas the med
cal properties obtained BY writing to G. Blon
81 W,a street, New York, who will give every Information
wanted.
a. b. il prepared South America, the West In
dies dnes he has the Rob In bond
March l4-dly.
no MT OF CLaIMS.-unah Forrest attornsystsw, Rock
departments Wasinaon Communicat.ops
Rockville No 9f2 north street w &c
promptly attended to.
3l--datJuiY r
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The Treasury Department consists Of the Offices the Sec
etary Of the Treasury, comptroers, commissioner Of
e customs six auditors treasurer, register, solicitor, light
house board and coast survey
The following brief Indication OF the duties of these
several Offices and Of the force employed therein respectively
Secretarys QioeHon James Guthrie, Secretary of the
treasury Hon. p g. Washington, Assistant Secretary
one engineer In charges architect
temporarily employed, and three clerks. The Secre
o The Treasury charged with the general supervision
ue nscal transactions OF the government and of the
3h o the laws concerning the and navigation
" we United States lie superntends the survey of the
the lighthouse establishment the marine hospitals of
e united states and the construction Of certain public
Ouudlngs Tor custom-houses and other purposes
fTH Conprolsr's Office Elisha whittlesey esq., Comp
eoe and fifteen clerks He prescribes the mode OF keep
g aud rendering Cor the civil diplomatic SER
well the public lands, and revises and certhes the
balances arising thereon
seeohd ComptroHsr's Ofice.-John NJ. Brodhead, esq.
Comptroller and clerks He prescribes the mode
epng and rendering the accounts Of the army, navy.
departments Of the public service and reyise and
0erunes the balances arising thereon.
Ves q Coissicpsr of ne Oustors.-Iugh j. Anderson
NJ ~ oopnoner, and eleven clerks. He prescrbes the
@ o. Keeping and rendering the accounts Of the
and disbursements and for the building and repair
arising thereon
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Posr orricE eEpAnrmEST.

Hon. James Campbell Postmaster General The direction
and of the Post Office Department assigned
BY the constitution and laws TO the Postmaster General That
conveniently arranged and
pared for his action it is distributed among several bu
reaus foows The Appointment Office in charge of the
Firs Assistant Postmaster General; the Contract Office in
charge Of the Second Assistant Postmaster General; the
Finance Office in charge Of the Third Assistant Postmaster
and the Inspection 0ce, in charge of the chief
clerk.
dppoiatasat Q5ioe.-Horao King, esq, First Assistant
General and nineteen clerks To this Office
all questions which relate to the establishment and
Of post Offices changes Of sites and names,
postmaster and route and local
agents. as Also the giving OF instructions 20 postmas,es.
Pos,masters furnished with marking and rating stamps
by this bureau which charged also with
providing blanks and stationery Tor the use o. the depart
men and with supernendence OF the several agencies
established for supplying postmasters with blanks. To this
bureau likewise assigned the supervision of the mail
steamship lines and Of the foreign and international postal
arrangements.
Contract DEcswilliam H. Dundas, esq, Second Assist
Postmaster General and twenysix clerks 10 THIS oil
hce assigned - business of arranging the mail service
OF the United States and placing the same under contract
embracing all correspondence and proceedings respecting the
frequency mode OF conveyance and times OF de-
arrivals all the routes the course OF the
mail between the different sections Of the country, the points
or mail dsrbuton and the regulations for the government
the mail service OF the United States IL pre-
pares the advertisements for ma proposals. the BIDS
charge Of the annual and occasional mail lettings,
and the execution OF the contracts. All
pcaons for the establishment alteration Of mail arrange
en and the appoin Of mail messengers should be sent
10 this Office All claims should be submitted to II for tranpor
aton service under contract the recognition Of said
eryce be obtained through the Contract Oce
authority for the credits Auditors OF
Ace From this Office all postmasters at the ends o. routes
eve the Of mail arrangements prescribed Tor the
respective routes treports weekly 10 the Auditor all
tracts executed and all orders affecting accounts for mail
transportation prepares the statistical exhibits OF the mail
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will accountable for gold silver,
bullion cweiry, metals, unlcss bills
tadnr value thereof spreased therein
Apa5-du Is
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QARCkOET's LAssr~sy s~a Hssss~seAa niAsssiss~ssst
ID
hsvht, 1 ves. 5vo edtoa.
Rush on y Human Voice 4 vol. 6vo, sttiop.
Travels she Cbinsse EMpsse . voas-
IN. Nations II Modern Europe, ~ John q. Edgar
The Maroon by w. GILMORE Nimms.
cosn,ryssen Bsnsoa J. Lossns inasussd with lPs
porus1.
z.cbokkss History OF swiirer'cnd.
xsm stckr Nature and Haman Nature
Adams Equity N sdnonI with Ameriess notes.
MayT FRANtk TAkLQNf
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Time between washington aud Wheeling bat I7i
Running as boreen Washington and CiScinGa n hours
Through TteL sts and baggage Cheeks 10 be a "a
Masht nnt.