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gisns between ~Ashingsoa aisa wheeling nn, al
houis!
Roaming Jefooea Washington and osaonat, n hours
Through giei saggnEr Cheeks y In
Washington.
frHE Baltimore ard having greatly improved ia
Offers ihe fullest ndnesmeais
e c1nns ..on brween The trains from washington and III.
traiu Wes ffom baltimore promptly made al the
Waangon Juaeon, aey called ihe Relay House nine miles
tron Raisnge The only change required
Wssngop aod Baggage checked through
Wheeling Washington laton aud reeecsed and transferred
through tickets for points beyond The eosrng trims leave
washinsoe daily al and AZ, p m On Sundays At he
AZ Wheeling Of Use CEN
TRs ONO RAILROAD, running isom Beilaire, The ONO
Wieeins through Cambridge, zanesvle, and Newark q
Ihsse trains eonsee ~ NeMala w, % se nswark
Chicago, ST Louis, sc. r
Al counsa o. railroad with le fast
of Late Mo! raDroad Xena, CINCINNATI, LOUIS
WILLIE, Al xena Lue Miami rs,ltoaa eonneron !.
through Dayton iNDANAPoLIS Terre
iiasse, Lafsseae, Chicago Recx Island 81 Louis, se
Naiehez, Orleans s--whcs sold Washington
transferred Cincinnati 10 the mail steamers the Ohio
FOR CLEVELAND and via Cleveland Toledo Detfoi Chi
cag- sold when the ONO navgabie between
Wheeling WelIsvile, ory mes where with
Travellers requested while this The only
aodpg through tickets and checks IN washington is also the
shortest speedy all the leading
great The distance from Washington Cincinnati is
out 63 miles, being about 100 miles shorter than by any other
Fsre by through Washington To wheeling 80
y 1 SO Cleveland a Vs. Todo SIS so Detroit SIS %
sl6; New Orleans Sal, &c.
Cumberland Bedford Springs Oakland
passengers Washington at g. or 4s Fer he
between Bait and Wheeling take o.
train from Washington.
For and from Baltimore Annapolis &c. see special ad
infomson through tickets, Sc apply tn
PARSONS, agent at Washington sutton - -
Transportation Baltimore and
NavS
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Completion Of Panama Railroad.

United States mail steamships leave New York
~sGn4 Tor on 5th and 20Ih OF each month
NA& connecting with mail steamers from Panama 10 San
francisco.
approved by the Navy
Department. and guaranty soeed and safety
The Panama alroad (37 completed from
and or hours The baggage OF
checked Work
embark Panamn by the
The money paid New York al Of the trip
Reserve New York, Panama, and
Fanesco prevent deteron OF acciden tina
the entirely reliable.
Passengers the they Aspin
through steamer, and take charge
M children without other protectors.
appy the III
West street, New York, Il. w. RAYMOND.
~
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United states Patent Once,
Washington, July II, lF.


nN the petition Benz Tabam Of New York, and Geo ~ Ia
tham Philadelphia praying for the extension OF paten
granted October ls4 for an improve
meut IN pipes tubes OF lead n AND
metallic substance for seven years from ne
patent the h day of ociohcr Ioo
ordered petition heard the Patent Once or
Monday September Mt ~ o'clock m and Al
appear show they have
said petition ought not 10 be granted .
required hle IN the fsn
Office their specially forth in writing al least twenty
DAYS all testimony filed by either part,
be taken and apsmted IN &C
Of the ofce which win be furnished on aP
The testimony be win be closed the 4ih of Sep
depo~ons and other relied upon MS testimony
must he I.d before Of that days The
arguments. any, within days thereafter
Ordered be published in the Union, niel
rencsr Evening Washington c.; Renubhcan baiu
more: Pcnnylvanixn Philsdepha Pal Scientific American
New York. Courier Buffalo, New York and Post, Boston
Massachusetts week for thrce successive weeks prevo"
= - =. r. sHUGERT
Acting Commissioner Of Patents
sEdifors Of the above viii pesse copy sna sen'
their oce with paper containing ms no"ce
July i3-iew3w
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The National Hotel

IN city reopened reception the 9Th
OF kitchen from the basement 10
The the building and the alterations IN and about the dining
guests
The table the afford,
and labor will be spared
equal 20 the country
public will coutuue
always extended the house
for the winter do AT
the calling the Hotel Board 81 day
e. d, WILLARD
w.snlssTor CRY November II, 1854
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Nassau Hall College of New Jersey, Princeton
Z should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought 20 min
should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And taye a uuid iauy axus

I" should aud acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought 10 min
should auId be
And days o. aud lang syHe.n
members OF ,be senior class ending Jane, 1888
the Junior Of Jnnr, sopb
class Of The ending June 1885, and Freshman Of
epcsns sane, 1880 hereby requested asssnbe
Washington, D. C by The third OF March, A D. 1857
brighten the nkz Of The chan love diendAh
lives greeting and sympahy unIimey
some OF iher promising compeers.
preliminary meeting OF be self appointed will be
heid an the hs Mondy In September A. ID 1855 the United
states Hotel Chesnut Fourth fith
which those
venieni invited aicnd wsn will be
adopted 10 secure as fDi an attendance possible
In those
good enosh 10 furnish The OF commuee by mail
their respective Offices.
EDWARD j. GRANT. NJ. D.,
Of Trenton N. A., Chairman Of Committee.
ALEXANDER g. HART, M. D.,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LiGHTNER,
of Lancaster, fennsyivania,
rfiiLlP -ENDLEToN,
nj Winston, AEnghany Co, Md,
SAMUEL r. RICHARDS,
o. Beisio IA Gihss Works, N.
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
of Montgomery county, Maryland,
Commiee.
JoHs WEIpMA OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 27-lawtMaT3 flneigeucerl
All she civilized OF the world
classes through di
globe and all throughout the United
caonay between s date and The I'd Of March, A. D. 1857
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u. II. GILL E IT

resid in franklin Row.
Of aud Thirteenth He will continue 10 devote his niten
the Uniitd States SUPREME Court
Having devoted The aw concerning patents he W.T.
advice opinions legal arising la before
the Patent Oee aud appeals the che justice or assistant
District of Columbian and viii also assist IN the
and trial OF suits concerning patents
lie wi also opinions and prepare arguments for par
having either OF the departments and
prosecute claims before board established for their
adjudication.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.

DEPARTMENT
Hon jefferson Davis Secretary Of War. In the Seere-
tarys office proper there chief clerk subord
nate clerks messengers and four watchmen. The fol-
lowing bureaus attached TO this department:
Cog1acnding Generals 0HceThis oce, at the head OF
which is Lieutenant General Scott Is at New YORK.
Aais,ant Generals OyieeCo. Samuel Cooper Adjutant
General. Assistants-Lieut Col W. G. Freeman, Major
George Deas and Captain Seth Williams Judge Advocate,
Major f. Lee Nine clerks and messenger. In this
kept all records which refer to the personnel OF
the army the rolls &c. 1t is here where all military com
missions made out.
luarfernaasfer Generals 0ce.Gen. Thomas s. Jesup,
general Charles Thomas assistant quarter
master general; Captain NJ NJ. Clark, district quarter
master Major e. g. Wayne, in charge OF clothing branch
eleven clerks and one messenger.
ayraaser Generals O9foe.CcI b. II Larned, paymaser
general Major St. Clair Denny, district paymaster eight
clerks and one messenger.
Commissary GeneraFs 0Ree.-Gen George Gibson, COM
missary general assistant Captain A. f. Shras six clerks
and one messenger.
Surgeon Gencrops O6ice.Gen. Thomas Lawson, surgeon
general assistants, Dr. r. @. Wood and Dr. Richard Ii.
Coolidge; three clerks.
Engineer OGce.-Genera Joseph G. Totcn chief engi-
neer assistant Lieutenant John D. kurtz five clerks and
messenger.
fooographiedI BareaCol j. j. Albert, colonel Of the
CORPS, assistant Lieut.. NJ L.. Smith four clerks and
messenger.
Ordnance Burean.-Coone H. II. Craig, colonel Of ord
assistant Captain Wm Maynadier eight clerks and
| messenger.
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Delaware College.

THE of the college IN this institution will com
mepce continue weeks The
pan the classical
and The which the student take in full 4 In
mart agricultural science and
The analysts also, engineering and practical sur
veying. r
he sessions department tunder the care OF
w Weston A. NJ correspond with those Of the college
fo' 'o''"e' p'''''' DANIEL KIRKwooD, President.
NEWARK, (Dcl.) July 10, 1855.
JuIY l3--lRwGw
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Law Notice.

BRows, STANTON, WALKER.
w M. T. BROWN, FRED p. STANTON, and J. KNOX WALK
ER formed partnership for prucSng lew 70 the Supreme
Ssrs of claims Washington,
Tennessee Offices in Washington and Mem
phis parties found either place, and
ic.iers will receive attention.
April Ig--tfeod [lhiei, Sentinel copyJ
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Motto. OF the dIsconssnusnce or tbc Untted states
Land Once at Defiance. In the State of Ohio.


Once Al Defiance, In tho state OF ONO.
, Office hereby OF law, sod 10 we"
officers DvrIArcr UHIo, mat me
II reduced below one hundred
acres sec directed tnat said land Of
fee al and that ie lands remaining un
sod Al be nude subject 10 sale and
entry remaining land office in the STATE
o
Office discontinued win cease 10
~ ph NJ en,rs Al OF receipt o this
thereo and The innd ofcers
will public notice OF the day on whch thy
~ b prepared 90 receive applications Of such
lands a iheif office.
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land oNee.
WAsHlssTos D. c., June ~, 1858.
June a3--lHw6w Int. stsrl
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Attorneys CouHsettors-d Lar,
u AVE the prosecution Of professional
III nnps. and will any that be inrusied
OF claims,
apy cnurt ng in the District OF Coiumhis
VAsutseros, %. e. March ~, 1855.
Mars 25-eod3m
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service and the reports Of the mail letngs giving state
OF each bid also OF the contracts made the new SER
vice originated the curtamens ordered and the additional
allowances granted within the year.
FYnamee 06Fee-John Marron esq., Third Assistant Post
General, and twentyone clerks To this oee are
assigned the supervision and management Of the financial
business Of the department not deyolved by law upon the
Auditor embracing accounts with the drat Offices and other
deposares Of the department. the issuing Of warrants and
drafts payment of balances reported BY the Auditor 70 be
due mail contractors and other PERSONS the supervision
of Offices under orders deposte their
balances designated points, and the superinendenee
the rendition by posmasters OF their quarterly returns OF
postage II has charge of the deadetter office, OF The rs
suing postage and stamped envelopes Tor the pre-
postage and OF the accounts connected there
with
To the Third Assistant General all postmaster
should direct their quarterly returns Of postage those at
draft Offices their letters reporting quarterly the net pro-
ceeds of their Offices, and those at depostng obces,
their certificates of depose TO him should also he directed
the weekly and monthly returns OF the depoaries OF the
department. well all applications and receipts or post
age stamps and stamped envelopes and Tor dead letters
Inspection OGcs-John oakford, esq, chief clerk and
clerks To this Office assigned the duty o. re-
ceving and examining the registers OF me arrivals ana c
parture OF mails certificates OF the service ot route
agents and reports mail failures Of noting the deiin
quence OF contractors and preparing cases thereon Tor @
registers and reports of mail aures providing ana send
ing ma-bags and maioeks and keys and doing all
other things which be necessary 70 secure faithful and
exact performance OF AL mail contracts
All of mail depreciation, OF violation OF law by pr-
expresses by the forging Illegal use OF postage
stamps under the supervision Of this Office and should be
All communications respecting lost money, letters, mail
depredations or other violations Of law, maocks and
keys should be directed 'Chef Clerk Post ONCE Depart
| ment." ,
All Registers of the arrivals and departures OF the mails
certificates service Of agents. reports mail TAIL
applications for blank registers and reports faure
and complaints against contractors for irregular inn
perfect service, should be directed inspection once Pot
Office Department.
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OFFIor or THE WAxuIscTos Aoul

OFFICE y WAsuIScToN A2uRpuoT,
Washington, March Z, 1855.
PROPOSALS sted o graduation and brick
other work Washington aqueduci
Proposals. The 9Th o May will be opened at noon OF
that day.
profes specifications nfhe work will he ready for
and alter the 10th day OF April .t.r,
Proposals wnrk Of particular eayeris,
described plans and specifications
the works be completed under the
but all couracts far unhnisbed work VIII
appropriations by Congress The
the of work 10 be done ana
progress under for appropriation and IN
holding sufficiently decide
wi wo sia stopped available.
soppaes work for wani Of
reserved viii paid, the Judgment OF
engnee the work has been properly executed 20 far has
gone.
specie checks the UniIl Saee
treasury monhy estimates of the restng 10
II viii dou Of all contracts that the work
paid wages mqnthy and specie.
be sealed, and endorsed Poprais for work
the Washington Aqucduci.n
all the bids
make such
considered conducive 10 the progress OF tue
work
responsible persons effect they under
bidder bidders WILL If his their bid he accepted,
obligation, within days, with good aud suihcen,
completion undertshen said
certificate the Uned States district
United States district agent some ofcer oil
general individual known the Engineer De
parment War; the able TO make good their
guarantee.
choose be present -
Capt. " Engineers, n cliafgr.
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metropolitan Hsiirosd O@ce,
Georretown August |, 1855.
THE of the president and d'rccofs now
for Stockholders supplied by calling
on the secretary sending address through e once
- - J. w. bEEBLE,
sur4-lsw3w Secretary
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NOTICE. seT the lot opposi,e Franklin
square 18th for sixty five cenis
per foot liberal Of which he csrncd from
ommodore Yards Docks. The lot il
twenty extending hundred and forty feet
north to 4 thirty feet alley. hI.BEsT SMITH
3--2awaw
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
Wall N. Y.
sRoWN, sHIPLEY, CO..
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD CO..
81 Austin Friars London.
y. @. WAINWRIGHT CO.,
Paris.
GEO. DRAPER, Havre.
M . @ these ship win not gold silver
buep Spece iexery precious mea unless bills OF
ndnp the value thereof theetn
Ap p25-du
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IA. KING, NJ. D.,

6eolog,ca Surrys, Chemical 4aaysss and Location u -
Ao Laads.
IA. KING, M. D.,
No. gl3 street. city OF Washington, II. O.,
w geological repos analyses ores
erals eahs, Sc and give instructions for prosecuting
ming and mealufese operations
NOTICE TO HOLDERS oF BoUNTY-LAND WARRANTS,
AND OTHERS,
During present
himsefin travelling through ke
making OF public
resident he
geology Unlon
special
and made himself familiar all the public
The field aud The ocs In his explorations
unpublished and which proposes wpy
available Besides The well known agricultural
which population and enhancing valn.
land this with almost incredible rapa he would
OF
per, coal,
railroads and oths OF internal win
and valuable They
secured with certainty thoroughly
the scientifically with i geology practically
wit be suL public
Special references and funds placed
hands, viii be Terms such will render generally
economical for his services
the work themselves For further information address
above.
REYEREsoEs
Thomas H. Benton.
H. siugeon u Treasurer and president N. Mo.
81. Louis, Mo-
His excellency Lieut. er, Beievile Illinois
Professor Jos Henry, Smithsonian instue Washing
ton city, ID. G. June -end6w
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1e. NEyy YORK, BREMEN. AsD soUTH-
AMI v UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
GS0E The comprising this line are ihr WASHING
TOEg Cupt. f. Cavendy; Hermann, Capt, I'd
ward Higgins.
stop Southampton going
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Petition Partition.
e,lv.r perrin u.s. VIM T. Willis Amanda Hendricks
ttTEREAs filed petition praying for the paT
ton seng interest in lots ~ and u in the city
defendants
ordered that said parties appear end an
said petition Monday October, 1885, in the
circuit Florida, the VIII be ske
a eofesso further that this notice be published
Florida Democrat the Washington
tninn nd the York Journal of Commerce
o' 80 THos. p. KING Judge.
Prss.ooL., June fS, 1855.
23-lnw2m
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NOR SALE commodious four story and attic house
House
i twelve roos and has recently papeed and painted
rouehout and possession given mmea
ar, Asdessrsou 90 0hce Treasury Department
ls-yn
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United states Patent Once,
Washington, July n, 1855.

I'M petition Crosby of Fredonia, New York.
ing granted 10 him on the "a
Of November. 1si for IN Improvement IN foI
from the expifdton OF
patent place the ID day OF NovemheI
said petition be heard the Patent Once on
Monday Of October ~ O'Clock, and all per-
notified appear and show they have why
said petion ought moi TO be granted
opposing required he IN the Patent
objections specially forth in wriing at least twenty
hearing NIL testimony filed by either party
hearing be taken and transmitted In ac-
codanct which will be furnished
application ,a, -, u
The testimony will be closed The lah day OF
deposons papers relied testimony
filed office before the morning OF that days me
arguments, any within days thereafter
be published IN the Union
gcnce and Evening Star, washington, D. o. hepabhcan bs
Eyerug Argus, Philadelphia Pennsylvania scienuhc
New York and Post Boston Massachusetts once
weeks TO the zo OF ocoDe
next, the day of hearing = ,uu,
Acting Commissioner of Patents.
S-Edors shove papers will pense and send the
the Patent Office with containing this notice.
2s-Iaw3w
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ON The petition Of james Gable and Joseph HILL of Ciacn
u natl Ohio prayne for the of patent granted 10
them the December e4l for an Improvement in
Of said patent which place h day Of December
1856 -. =
II petition be heard nj the Patent on ee
Monday 10Th day OF December next at II o'clock m
persons notified and show cause, u any
they have, said petition ought not TO be granted
opposing the extension required to he the Patent
once specially forth writing al eaE, twenty
days hearings all testimony filed by either p 70
he used taken end transmitted in accord
ance Of the Office which will be furnished on appii
cation.
papers relied testimony nust be
Gled In the of the
mens, il any, within ten days thereafter IL,
Ordered also published in the Unon Inei
sencer and Evening STAR Washington d. o. Republican, Bai
more Evening Argus Philadelphia Scientific AHercaB New
York and Ohio week for three
previous the 10Th day of December next the day
Of hearing. ~ .,urrpr
Acting Commissioner Of Patents
Of the above papers copy and send their
bills Ofce, with paper continuing this notice.
Inv nM1W
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or the establishment Of additional Land 0cs IN The Ter
riiory Of Oregon.
approved February ", 1885,
euned establish additional land district IN the
called the Umpqua district embracing
The fourth srndd parallel u Is hereby
the auf Office lof said district has
The United States ai The Of
until otherwise ordered.
Given uni. nv hand NJ Washington
Nav a n Isss John WILSON,
Comsissinper of the General Land Of@z
Ma ffniai & Saf1
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IIaRPEas raGaZrNE for May.
la, received ~ TAYLOR MAURY,
Nav booksellers, Penn. sveuue, 9th strest
,y Keeper by suthsr ~ oniinrs and Cents,
n, saie ~ TAYLOR a MAURY's
NAYS B-oksore, 9Th
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Geological Surveys Chemical Anasss and Location ~ Pub
4 Lands.
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no tho.e or our customers have not settled the
aas ,a on Or Ss ss @
s.ys 70 ss h a. Or
appreciation Of necessities In other cases W % win, their ob
former come forward and settle either By ~ o.
July aa-amwawir HooE, BRO, q Co
land warrants n Ohio Indiana Illinois, or Iowa. md gave
n "pon examination this deserpiion proves incorrect win
for another warrant for the same
One of The firm West business bis
personal ''p'''' "'' MILLER brown,
TwELFTH lssTALMErT-Ju received three cases of
housewife cotions" They considered The
ses.ss ss SHAKER long heavier than the
. housewife" excellent article for shiring = !
The kinds made TO our orders we take all he ~ pro
ouse cases assorted extra fine shr,ips
s % .s .n ss sas
Ai.o .hsens. and men,s liable diapers, dama't
al widths and styles. in g. Ess. .ps,fa p.oinsion.
seekers pure linen sood should MOI Ia m 70 examine our
pieces glossy black silks, u yard well
Moufnns good. OF all kinds full and complete up
Our oc Of ali kad. of goods for general fnmy consumption
unsoten New goods daily aecsiysd = ... uno
making purchases where there one poveeay
ess esss sss sass's 6 s's s e
APPRECIATION, except to nvads n'ana'y creates confusion
in
send orders-
modatinn guard bills
ca.c. PERRY b BROTHER,
&C Central stores,r building,
July 3l--l0tcod Opposife Centre Market
rEMENT, PLASTER. HAIR, &c-
hand splendid article OF cement plaster
LAwToS r. HOOVER,
incl NJ south OF the
July I7--eo7w Bridge Ceorestown.
ORCHARDS. JAMES, N. D., homeopathic Physician
II graduate Homeopathic College Phis
delpbia
posite banking Of Riggs CO., Washington, D. c.
Richard Gardiner, M. d., Philadelphia.
williamson NJ ID. /"
Ivan r. Small N. D. I"
a. Ro,hwei, esq, Washington.
A. j. Huntington, washington
s. Walter M. D., Alexandria
s2-eodim
DLANK BOOKS kinds and sizes for sale -
July 20 FRANCE TAyLos,
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Stopping Southampton, both goirs and ty oht
London and HaTr advantages over any
other route, for economy Of time and money
Passage from EewY York to Southampton and Bremen
First cabin saoon si3o; first cabin lower Haioon clio
second do. $50.
All letters and newspapers pass through the posi- Office
No bills OF adipg will be signed on the dny o sahng
An experienced surgeon is attached 10 cach snip
FOR freight passage, apply 70 -
O. A. HEiNEKEN a Co., Bremen
CtOSKET Co souharnpton
WILLIAM HELM, ssvrc.
r6--diy
wAsulrGToN BRANCH RAILROAD.
Change cf Hours.
10 azsasssEa 1ffslil sslslal&
AN and after Monday, 23d the trains will leave
VI Washington G and 81, m, and and ~, p m
10 Sunday, at AZ, p.
Leave Baltimore n Az and os m, and and 81,
T. H. PARSONS, Agent.
April % da
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WIN. v. BROWN.
Miller Il Brown,

Miller Il Brown,
ATroRsEYs
Washington, ID. c.
JT attend the executive departments, The
claims Court OF the United States
Office, street. opposite the General Post Once
July l2-2aw3m
t,RaNrys la NIB Portrait, I'd Pic
ureframe 237 Pennsylvania avennePhrlof
elaborate style and finish
SANITY manufactured and complete
ascosr prices thereby the cost OF boxing
freight, and risk Of hreakage.
The public respectfully invited TO call
Jupr
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FORM OF GUARANTEE
To Capt. c. Msigs, U. 5, Engineers.
We, The undersigned, residents Of, IN the state oft
hereby with United States and
guaranty afegang be aeceped, that he
OF the said bid,
with and sufficient surees 10
conformity the
under which made And In case the
aforesaid,
the offer by the said aud
hr mex bidder
fSivned, A. b.
e. ID.
hereby certify that the my knowledge and belief the
ubove- ruaraniurs good and sufhcient
(Sigued) e. ~
Mar ST. wishMay &Iawu