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FE- LAWYERS BiANKsThe a. ention of the profession
is directed and elegant series Of Law Blanks
process printing the Pioneer Office. They all
printed the best paper and with and large sized
script type. Those already issued are
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Washington A4ueduct.
OFFICE or THE WAsHIsoTos AquEpucT,
Washington, March 7, les

OFFICE or WAsHISoTos AquEpucT,
Washington, March ], 1855.
R0pAs ayted FOR groduaiioa aud brick masonry,
L dams tunnels Washington squeduet
Pppnsas The 9Th May will be
that day.
profes specifications ofhe work will be
animation and after the aclt day April
hydges described plane and
works completed urdef the
ptesest appropriation all unfinished
be subject future appropriations by Congress The
the done
and
the holding sufficiently decide
slsl stppped funds available.
In Of
unds the will the judgment
the work has been properly executed far has
checks Uaitad
the monhy estimates OF the engineer 10
will be dlon OF all that the work
shall paid Their full monthly and specie.
Az bids should be sealed and endorsed Proposals
the Washington Aqueduct-"
United right reject
should be deemed advantageous and make such
considered conducive the of the
responsible persons the effect that
bidder bidders WILL II his ter bid be
obligation, within days, with COED sufficient,
work undertaken said
the Uurd
judge Unei States district attorney officer
individual known the Engineer De-
War that the able make GOOD their
Bids opened presence bidders IL any them
| chooee be present
M. C. MErGs,
Capt. OF Engineers, in charge.
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United states Mail.
ON rHE MISSISSIPPI RIVER.

Posr orrIcx DrrARrasr,
Washington October 90 1855.
m s vii ss 1 Saa yaS ,hs @ ,'% ,n anaa s 20 June
gni 81 . M fs am @ mse !" an,s s % .s ~
December following szi
Route No. .7seo.-LoUIsIANA.
Prom Now Orleans by Rouge Natchez Miss
miles and haek daily, a suitable STEAMBOATS,
Ause !. cai,o ia six days BY SIP. nj
Leave Cairo daily al 8, pm
Arrive at New Orleans five days by 5, p
The department the exceeding
oee TO the above NUMBER be visited aud supplied daily each
The sevie. performed
used sul ry must be OF .qaa qs and Of sufficient
make me UP ~ schedule n aud 10 be used only during such
Route be employee each for their
ON or rooms must be assigned 10 be under the e1eu
The be appointed paid department.
M % e 81 sd , o BY hs %
se are 70 De transferred =, the first boa passing the same
w'e such boat be na,tos or NOT 70 be carried to destination
aud ds,vered, ffee Of charge TO the department.
Special OF carried OF charge
on eAbaoh OF eiT credenuae ALSO bl1DSs, aper mail locks
Proposals by responsible persons
and The guarantee eehed by postmaster judge clerk Of court
department right reject any msy
deemed also aside lower bid Of
onsby on the part Of The bidder and OF his guaranlos
Bidder preparing and submitting proposals. individuals
uyns . their sufeeney requested 70 bear in mind that The
mpo aat AMI that strict compliance with contract
Boat, will be subject inspection
agent asens designated BY the Department who viii certify
and boat accepted be Withdrawn without the of
bidders and referred for the of
The subject o ths. liabilities to 'hs a section The ae, %
July T. 1896
bsd nnd his snes y or before the ist day Of January
seheue be allowing rata increase Compensation wh
lie discontinue cua the in whole
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Time Dstween washington and wheeling but Isi
Runnng time beSeea Washington and Csncnna,i n hours
Through Tickets and baggage Checks 10 be had In
Washington.
THE Baltimore Railroad having greatly improved It's
fullest 10 ,rav-
between Bamore and ali poions OF The West
the korthwest, and the Southwest.
The eonnenion between trains Washington
trains bound West fron Baltimore always promptly
washington Junction pa,ey called the Relay oase)
rom BaumsIe This only change required
Washington and the Ohio Baggage through
there w The passenser charge, holding
through ticket. for paints beyond The
washington daily al ., and Az, Sundays
wheeng direct connection il made with the trains Of the CEN
TRsL ONO RAILROAD, running from Beare, Ohio,
near whse!ns through Cambridge GAINESVILLE, Newark,
MAnsheld and sndusky railroad for sandusky, Toledo Detroit
Columbus trains connect with the fa., trains
oa the Lutte Miami railroad 10 xenia CINCINNATI, LOUIS
formed with The irain through Dayton TO iNSIaSArons %se
has,s. Laiayens Chicago, Rock I.ls.a, 2. Lss. &c
Na'ehex New Orleans, also sold Washng,on
transferred ut Cincinnati the mail Ohio
Tickets for Evansville, Caro- and s Louis sold by
FOR CLEVELAND and via Cleveland to Toledo Detroit, Chi
kc tickets sold when the Ohio nsvgabe
The Cleveland and Pi.Sas Hs railroad made WI"
Travellers requested notice that while this is the
shortest most speedy and direct 10 nearly all the leading
m bs sa n y sn es
route!
by through ticket from Washington To wheeling 80
Columbus. si3 65 Dayton SIS 5O Cincinna SID Louisve
y railroad ss O., BY from sls;
Chicago go IS and Ss SO s Louis sas so and $a5s Memphis
For Frederick aarpers Ferry, Marnseurg Berkeley springs
Cumberland bedford springs, Piedmont Oakland FsiImouai
"or way soss Seween baos and Wheeling ia take g. M,
to Baltimore, Annapolis &C.. see special ad
further inormalion through uckets &c., apply to TIL IT,
PARSONS, agent, at Washington station.
Master Of Transpor,aIion Bal,more and
May 5-du Ohio Railroad, Baltimore.
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES

money, dra you
purchase receipt of
mail, together the Official scheme
envelope, and the
ihe official drawing certified by the
your signature psn post c.le county
All VIII be paid By the clues.
as purchasers may duect.
the tho Maryland lotteries published
by coumissioUer in the following Baltimore,
"Sun." "C pper," "Pairio,n "AmeIiee,'
"Naonal Inielg Unon" of WasRetou. D. g.
These lotteries drawn public aud carried h
faith and ateg and being authorized y aud under
the surveillance of the STATE, whose odce
rford nfhc
the public o. the fairness with w'ich ,,ry arr drawn
The responsibility Of the OF there oicres and the
Of the State m the Of all prizes, viii be
and approval all who disposed
in these enterprises
The brilancy magnhcence this
only triennaiy n,ery of this naenitae,
the least drsr speculate
small asked for cEe
chance OF obtaining OF these
pnzes.
addressing undersigned confidently rely
having promptly filled, and confidence OBJ
served
Maryland daily which always
certificates Of hoes
Halves quarters proportion. The prizes
vary 81 10 S00Do, according price of
~ uckctr.
continuing all the schemes Of the Maryland lotteries
win be any BY addressing the undersigned
Address orders r. X. Brennan,
No. Calvert street, Baltimore, Maryland.
oei iH-dt23dNov
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY

J1cb przcs, amounting 10 "
Whole tickets S40-haves S2o-quarters Siocigh,s IS
To determine the fate Of these splendid prze as numbers from
76incusive will be severniy placed wheel
drawing aud IL of them drawn and ti
having combination si 3D. and 81 drawn numbers w
Those tickets having them the
4h 5th 9Th 10th llth l2ib 81 4th 5h (.,e, O, nca
7th 9th 9Th I'd Sd Al, 5.''''''.'..' ~0OOo
Every having other ree
entied varying g.
cordng the scheme. Those with std good
with
original coat, less IS per
A package Of % amount h,t
Of ballots multiplied pze
will less IS cent we viii sell certificates Of
the difference between The Of
draw, and which entities the
Tive Numbers draw the gnaraaIied.
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sd. Joseph,s Academy for YOUNG Ladies,

Near Emraiisbwg Frederick County, Na.
THE snnun Of studies this institution ih
August Thursday June. The
$50 payable seni
ally There charges FOR music drawing, paint
Spanish Italian and Bnhn The
department Of p"ps under nine Of
age, s00 per payable half yearly advance.
OF inquiry shoaId he addressed 1, the MOTHER sUPE
RToR Of ~ losopna Academy Ennishu Frederick county,
Maryland.
Iuly r-dtyear,
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TriescDlar--Fhe Great European Dfscovsry,
PROTECTED Of England and by
The seals Of Eco dc Pharnacie dc Par and the Imperial Col
lege OF Medicine, Vienna.
eendr No The remedy for general aud local debility oss
n write ahd all the distressing
effects
youth manhood and old the virie powers would not be-
the dccine of ie T the Triesenar
universally nil physical impedineais vansh like
nnrnce thus rendering is invaluable to those
teting the marriage state
No completely aud entirely eradicaes n
which cubebs
the ruin OF the health Of portion of the
Teenar great European remedy for that class
which, unfortunately The English physician with
and which all sar~apania in The world eauao
and alike devoid cf SMELL and
all quairs They lay on the toilet table without
their use being detected. - 81
ministered b, vapeau Lalelmand Rouy, &C.
retail, Mr H. A. Barrow, No 81
Canal New York, specially appointed by the
Unted
part America Immediately receiving
viii forward the Teseinar 10 OF the world
securely pacb addressed according the OF
writer.
Retail agents required. Terms cash.
Nov 9-diyr
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These southampton both going and ro,urning

siopas q soGhnmpon both soI9y and reurnins they offer
proceeding London Have
other rouie for The economy OF time and money.
Passage from Nep York 10 Southampton s.s Bremen.
cabin, saloon, $780, first cabin, saloon, Sl
second do, 500.
All and newspapers through the .svce.
No bulls ading will be signed day Of saiiing
An experienced surgeon il attached 10 each ship
For freight passage, apply to
C ii. BAND, II South William Sc, ~ Y.
4. A HEINEKEN q Co., Bremen.
GRo6KEY u Co. Southampton.
WILLIAM IsELIN, Havre.
Mar o-diy
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his ofhce his resia Frankia Row.
viii continue devote his
tion principal Supreme
Having law concerning he win
legal questions arising before
The mud appeals the chief ustce
OF and will
ationn nd tra
written opinions for
ties HI wing either departments
prosecute before board established for their
adjudchuou
,Nrfal al--dtf
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SUPERIOR RSILVER-PLATED GOODS have recent
silver goods,
ed "copper" which will sell surprisingly low
prices, viz:
which bear imitation The chest
English silver sets
large variety OF beautiful patterns
Walters aud all
Spoons, oks, ladies, butter knives, Sc donhc ae
the best aibatz
Cake baskes salad castors, pickle stands
aat stands, liquor stands, candestcks
Dishes the dish and forming dhes
Butter dishes, card receivers, goblets, mugs
racks, kettles coffee urn-, pitchers
Tnnkards, spoons, 6.h knives, &c.
the shove articles by examining
the folly OF
they durable which close
Inn % than safh he
c. w. BoTELER,
% 2aw6yG Iron Hall
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LrOR SALE on aENT-Tbe weil known ard desirable
aepr~ of he A. Nicholson, DuddSst1n
ovred So The repair
supplied with enuve-
u;e.rSu ssiipa and coryiete
ranged sroupds which been pantd
shade laid OF with
,,sts by an ornamental gardener.
For apply Jshn G. Brent
No bucAocr b5yis-,
between AZ and 9Th
The of the hoNsS wtll &c found ~ poddnaiDnA
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No. 5461
Notice OF the establishment OF three additional
land districts in the state OF Iowa.

Congress entitled change
boundaries OF the land dricts IN the State Of Iowa. and
approved March 3D. 1855 which
thar TURKEY nsrRIcr' has
Wnnesek coanty
FoRr Dopee Four DnpeE in Webster
pIsrRcr Ht Sorx CRY, n Wood
buy county.
my hand the ey Of Washngton this thirty hs
day o October, A -. Ir35
BY order of the President:
THo5. A. HENDRICKS.
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Nov 2-law6w Hat. aud Starj
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oR and elegant dwelling house
i7h and 18th and The War Depart
side Of there extensive and welar
the large kitchen garden,
besides extensive grounds inmediate around and 10 the of
the bouse.
In give and at the time pres
perfectly large ceGr~ been
back buildings There the premises
three carriage houses All OF which be
paired o. remedeied IL necessary.
ALSO, FOR RENT OR LEASE,
large dwelling house Fennsylvania between m
and lcth streets.
has extensive M attached ~ and have the
twelve OF hfieeR-fee alley IL required
cxculated The accommodation OF
family, very adsrssd accommodation of
being confectionery
and reesaurant immediately in the vicinity OF the place
&C. Mr. Collins, At the Surgeon Gen
erals once, IN WiRder's building
Oct
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Everett House,
NORTH Side Of Union Square, Yep York.

NORTH SIDE of Union Square, Yew York.
THIS establishment erected the prominent and delight
fol Park approaching fnish,
all that ssil deviss and
10 rrudes il he dcsirahl ho'ei constructed.
The prop establishment respectfully
the open hr Of October for
daipu o the public
Appicaioas be received om parties wishing ake
arrangement for The wtdter months. Il
The pubic patronage Is respectfully soliciica
cbApP JosLIN.
HswLvv y CaAFE
A. =. yosmN-
aepA -d2m
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

To CAPT. NJ Q. Negs, u. s. Engineers.
We The undnrsigned residents OF , 40 the State of
hereby Jointly and seyeay with The United States and
Ia
w within days after the acceptance OF the sad bid
win and rufceut
perform proposed in conformity
ofhe which made. Aud in the
aforesaid, guaranty
difference the offer by the sad and
the lowest bidder.
ts5igncd) A. D.
q, ID.
hereby ee best OF knowledge and belief tie
nbovs-naned guaraniors good and sufficient
[Sirued1 Il. L.
Mar 6-3awt6th 6lawn
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.
Redacfion of Fare TO California.

COmpIctiOh OF PahahH RHfIFUau'
Rsdaaion Of Fare TO California.
United States stesmnhips New York
<>4Ef Aspnwal the 5th and 10th of each month,
<lHAE connecting with mail Panama San
Frnucisco.
Inspected and approved by the Navy
Department, ~ guaranty speed and safety.
The railroad 47 miles ong completed from ocean
The baggage Of
checked New York through San Francisco aud
ed
The all Of the trip.
in New York, Panama, and
detention of sccdent that
ro IL entirely reliable.
leave Panama the same day tcy arrive Mt Aspn
90 steamer, mud take charge Of
women md children without oibcr protectors.
through tickets AT tho lowest rates apply at The IN
West street, New xoik, 10 !, W. RAYMOND.
lave .
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Maryland Lotteries.
cAPITAL PRIZE 10000.

CAPITALPRIZE S00,too.
MaHAeERs' Ofncr,
Balimare, MIDI October |, 1855.
THE OF the Maryland give their attention
The filling Of orders
tickets and would call the public following
scheme, which Is the ,#s8
Most Briitisss md Magnificent Lottery Drason.
All tickets certificates OF packages
authorized by the Maryland
tare OF X Brennan, Agen, Contractor y
any others are frauds.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY
CLASS Y,
To be drawn Baltimore, Md Saturday, November 81 1855
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CAED.-Youns ladies' wishing 10 improve ,hemssivss ia
French By Joining the classes at Mss
poole,. school, No I38 Pennsylvania avenue
rassn lady d,sing"ishd stihrswho
gives daily Instruction In that language,
oct 26-~eod2,g
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Law Notice.

Bpows STssror, AID WALxsR,
yEM. r. BROWN, FRED. i. STANTON sad y kNoA WALk-
IN the Supreme
Cam, 81 b~ Tinted sta,s aud .he csHx Washington,
and In 0ss Washington and Mem
mia one OF ms saes either place, and
ie,torx a.uayes~ Is pronp attention.
apri iu-tfsod TIn,.l. and sentinel copysl
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CENsus Of 1850, Large quarto vo,ume, hoaatd In
v half Russia, for sale iew eVpasouly. al 81 So so - 90
sep5 fRANCk TAYLOR
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kEA New YORK. hhhB1 zen, AND sS,lprIi.
E128 AMPToN UNITED STATES MAI, SrEA MERs-
The ships comprising this Ire are Inc WASHING
M TON, Capt f. Cav"--dy; HERMANN. Capt Ed.
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rRoforsn DATES OF SAILING

EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. SO Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, sHIPLEY, l. CO.,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD CO,
~ Friara London.
r. O. WAINWRIGHT 4 CO.,
st# Paris.
GEO. II DRAPER, Havre.
The owners ships accountable for gold silver
bullion specie cwery precious stones, metals unless bills Of
therefor and the value thereof therein
Ap23-du -
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En,srtasn,nent the Western Presbyterian Church.
THE congregation
will church
ediGse supper aud for the sale OF useful and
mnn will
frnhita the church h designed that article
he
CHARGE be prohibited.
The admission fee shalt he only l2k cents.
pains satisfaction Winters and
patrons Of the enterprise.
To contributions
aud PROVISIONS, respectfully solicited and
10 Haskell principal direcuess No %
circie,n will te thankfully received
gratefully acknowledged. Nov s-2sw3w
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rEDRGE w. geR Attorney aud Counsellor Mt
w law United commissioned cnraa.s-oner
Claims, No. a. Wali street Nrv YORK
Nelson. Juca United states supreme Sonn
~ Fsh. United States seoato General = loi,n .orp
N Fngh6ess tnued Solicitor the Conf,
claims; r. H. ciet eco, and Major Arnold au wasnins
city. oe'iV-Was"n'"