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CENERAL AGENCY AT WAsHINGTOUN.-IIns, ,s sun
u scrber formerly Of Richmond virginia. ,hs Trray
doors In ffnnt OF Tue Ie
ry Deparimen, tenders claimants upt he
msn especially revolutionary SERVERS, and for an'
and pensions under the recent acts Of Congress ,..,
Having Of the late DsVd Dosons
he Iaa perhaps only which ever mnde 20 e mn
s,slsse in The FIRST audors once ~
index to the papers IN Az
he other the Capitol Of Virginia hese ana we
OF twenty ysa eArcFehce en-
sc him 10 hone Entrusted 70 him De just ne VIII ne
able 10 IL where tho claimant himself may 90 eney
@ die recent 3D. March, 1855 giving 100 acres
2, aua ~ -, 4. y.rv moderate FELIX RICHARDS.
Hon. Henry A. Wise, Accomac, Virginia.
JaneG Lyons, Esq, isichmond, Virginia ,
Jame Hcaih late Commissioner Of Pensions, Mcnmoha,
virginia.
stafford Parker, Richmond, Virginia.
Hon John 4. Fendleon, VhEeia.
Hon Samuel Chiffon, Washington, d. q,
William J. Ward esQ., Baltimore
Lewis Timheskc, esq, New York;
March Ida rply-
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ny TEL EG Il A PIt.
Murder upon the High .yeas.

CHARLESTON, Sept. 3The ship Ariel from New York for
Shanghai spoken OF the bar this morning. 1t
dersood that the captain had been murdered by appren
tees, and that the body still board The
cutter Allen has gone down to bring the Ariel into port
LATER cutter has returned having boarded and
rested and brought up Henry Grard and George Anderson
the two apprentices. N. H. Lakeman, the chief mate,
ports that he found Captain Ays murdered in his berth
the 18th of August The officers and passengers OBJ
jeced to proceed the voyage and requested him put
back When arrested by Captain Coe of tho
ter the apprentices both denied having committed the deed
but their statements criminatc each other.
The Ariel with her officers and crew. in charge Of the
United States authorities here.
1dccieat 10 a Sound Steamer, DC.
New YoRK, Sept. 4.--Durins storm the Sound this
morning at early hour the steamer Commonwealth broke
her shaft was disabled The steamer Metropolis the
ll-River line, towed her into dock.
The Metropolis brings over one thousand passengers
among whom many southerners bound homeward.
Icte Railroad Accdcm.-Coroncr's Inquest.
BunLsdrca Sept 4.--Tbc wounded continue to improve
and most of them who sti!l here doing well.
The jury Of inquest met again this morning at 10 o'clock
and proceeded to review the evidence which Ia quite voum
and will occupy time merely to read Tire verdict
however, may be rendered to-day.
Markets.
New ToRK, Sept. i.--Co,ton is firm and unchanged.
Flour has declined considerably; the decline principally
in the grades saes of 900 bbs straight
State brands at 50 SIN ST II; common to good Ohio
IS SIS 25 southern, SO 121 IS so. Wheat has under
gone considerable declnseaies Of $500 bushels southern
white at 81 65 81 TO- Corn is considerably lowersaies
Of OGo bushels mixed at 81 s5 cents WhisEey
is foy7er--=0hio, Az cents.
BALTIMORE Sept 4Flour has declined rs cents per bar
reaaes of Howard street at 81 81 81 so; sales of
City Mills reported. Wheat is du and droopiDg-white at
81 IS ST. so fair to good, ST. So 81 SO; red, 81 45 a
81 S. and some prime lots at 81 60. Corn is dull without
any cangewhite, Sc 80 cents; yellow, So 80 cents
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TEXAS ITEMS sEws.The Galveston News of the 25th
furnishes the following intelligence:

TEXAS sEws---The Galveston News of the 25th
furnishes the following intelligence:
"Drenching rains have washed streets thoroughly
within the last two days, and the temperature is very
moderate We bear of OF yellow fever occurring
among citizens. OF the three Of yellow fever
from the steamship Mexico taken the hospital termi-
mated fatally yesterday. The other two in fair way
to recover.
The exports of tho Sabine for the month Of July are
stated by the Civilian ms follows $4,000 shingles hides
boxes tobacco 10000 siaves ll6247 feet lumber 500
pounds leather hogshead sugar, 502 bales coton64
bales cotton on hand.
A gentleman from Fort Graham informs us that the
crop will be short in that section in Consequence
drought Corn was selling ct two dollars bushel. The
wheat crop harvested time ago very fair Our
informant emigraod from Kentucky, and has travelled
the best wheagrowinr section Of the States
yet he thinks the upper district Texas superior 10 them
in Texas keeps growing all the winter, and branches
more producing greater number Of heads than in colder
regions,
From Falls county down 10 Harris the rains have been
more seasopable and the prospects for cotton are very
GOOD Our informant heard nothing Of the dreaded cotton
Wosre The health OF the country is excellent and IN the
hign olu-'n country around Fort Graham settlers
nave not requ--A the services Of o physician
We find no further elecoh ,eturns The relnrns n he
vote on The debt bill very imperfect and we are unable
from them 70 guess AZ The result Comparatively little in
terest appears TO heye been taken In the matter,
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INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

agricultural Divisioi of ne PrteW 0Gce.A Report fran
report Of the superiority and successful
growth Of the seed distributed by the Patent Office has been
received by this Office from gentleman residing Ann Ar
bo Michigan bearing date the 30tb utimo The report
says the meadow fscue promises to be superior grass and
spreads beyond anything witnessed in that 1t
at the date of the letter about sixteen inches high the
tops turned down like blue grass aud it Is tou that
it will go to seed early The round French
parsnps and French beans said to do WELL They
small early bush beans. The Ring Philip corn nearly
ready to cut by the roots Notwithstanding it tipped
10 June by the tots aud stunted 1t is however
said to be doing quite well, bearing abuudany. The kerr
nes promise to be very large In consequence of unvora
BILE weather the crops generally not expected TO be
large but yet the yield viii be something than the
average crop in that State for the past few years.
Patents Gronea-The issues o. patents for the week end
ing Tuesday, September 4, 1855, follows
Patents %
Designs
Total "a
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Nrw yoRK noox TRADE sapxThe sixty-second New ork
trade sale Of books comnccd yesterday at the rooms Of
Messrs Bangs Brothers, in Park Row Inc isrges. con
trbntors this season ae Harper Brothers . psroy
q. s. Francis 4 Co, Parry Mcmillan the ApP'e'on'' ana
s Andrus d Son.
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DISTRESSING NEWS FROM NORFOLK AND PORTS
MOIITU

DISTRESSING NEWS FROM NOkFOIk AND PORTS-
MOUTH.
We learn from gentleman direct from Norfolk that
far from there being any abatement in The ravages Of the
yellow fever in that city, the epidemic is raging with in
creased and increasing violence. Application has been
made to the government for the Of Fortress Monroe
for the citizens of Norfolk and Portsmouth On Friday
last the interments in the former city amounted to AZ
Saturday 55 ON Sunday, go and u corpses unburied
for the want ofcons-and this too OF population
not exec cding four housandi
In Portsmouth there twenty-five deaths for the
hours ending at sunset on Sunday as we learn
from the Argus
The following despatch received from Baltimo g
yesterday afternoon
BALrxoRr, Sept 4The Norfolk boat has arrived here
bringing awful tdings from that illfattd city. letter to
DR. Norris this CITY, that there 81 deaths there
Monday, and the Herald gives the Of So who
died Sunday sAys that 80 bodies were buried there
fms in addition to the SO that were sent down ON Satur
day
The boat brought up great number Of people who
flying from the scourge Some took refuge from the rain
the rotundo OF the Exchange until lodgings could be
provided for them.
The fever is abating in Porsmouth--about 10 deaths
there daily.
The letters from Norfolk filled with descriptions OF
The heart-rcndng correspondent of the
Richmond Dispatch writes
4Scenes of affection continue multiply the fatal fe
yer progresses. Families broken up; children made
orphans; wives husbandess and chdless widows lose
their only stay and support buried with their negroes
opoverty o desolaton pestilence Well do yc go
hand in hand together and faithfully have ye performed
your work Mr. Sykes the assistant Inspector OF streets
gives gloomy picture of the melancholy scenes he
doomed to witness in his daily rounds The other day be
pad occasion to inspect lot Charlotte street lie onnd
10 the yard three curyheaded little children romping
shout rolling the ground, with unkempt hair, ana
ary tattered garments He inquired for their isher
fs.-pa is dead. Then, where is your mother Ma
ma Is dead, toop Yes, added the youngest and o,e
ugly black came, and carried them away directly
1aey we're dcadr Good God continaed Mr. sykes
shocked at the scene and who have you TO take care
\ You 4 Nobody srp Who gives sou anything .
t Mary, tho colored woman next door gives US some
ssd every day Never, said Mr. Sykes have my feelings
een so painedhe foorn condition the little orphans
e tender years and childish nsensbility OF their grea
o made me sick at heart, and could not restrain m,
ears We need not add that the bereaved innocenis wer'
Sea 10 charge BY the Howard Association, and VIII y
l WY provided for
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OFFICIAL l..

has been NJ lc of stnte the
effect that Captain Dourzaes commanding the ship Quosego
Marsers turning from his voyage TO Havana, raw, on the
last latitude 3der IL mn NJ and n'onefude y deg
mip W. water logged which he supposed be Amer
lean Her name, able 10 dnGusi was Walter
:.
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HAVING purchased ncYtnoes early, have futl
III supply low pcep. Purchasers had
better supply early assured the prices be
higher IA n
20 pieces Joscy Of u fl1nnrls all coiors.
family consumption thoroughly
price only which regusi,e only
cash, such pay bills waiting be
repeatedly called on.
Coed articles, Prices dealing
PERRY d BROTHER,
Central sores,n west building,
rep s~seon Opposite Ceape Market
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NOR Flomr sacks.--We open day HH
fine while for our sacks, at 6x cents
yard
1000 yards yard wide ditto 6I yard unusually
cheap and good article for the purpose.
One provefbialy low price only.
PERRY BROTHER.
+" Central Stores," building,
Sep 5--5tf opposite Centre Market
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NOTICE TSACHERS.--wa nied at Charlotte Hall, ST.
IN Mary, county Marysnd assistant teachers capable
preparing pyps classics for advanced classes college
Salary, The other to acquainted
mathematical sudies well Infantry ride
drill. Salary, $i5o
Applications with certificates OF habits and high moral
be made uUi the third "Wednesday September
election will take place A liable
regard the Of required Of teachers
school, personal application will be
coach from Washington CRY Charlotte Han on
Address; IF. D. BROWNE, Principal.
Care Of WIN. L. BRIsCOE, Vice Principal
Aug p-3awtlphSepi
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

Cnstom House DiVsion-Sioring Merehanaise.0n giving
tho proper bond The collector will issue permit to be
ersgned by the naval officer directing the goods be sent
to the warehouse designated by the importer While The ro
qusc examinations being made by the appraisers and
until the duable value shall have been determined which
having been DONE permit shall be issued for the delivery of
the goods to the inspector for transportation and the
proceeding shall be had provided in Of goods with
drawn from warehouse for transportation Especial
must be taken that the tpicae entry transmitted to the
second port season. TO anticipate the arrival Of the goods
The permits to DO used as wheh the warehouse
and transportation entries made separn.e'g III case of
warehouse and transportation entries the importing ease
be considered the warehouse, without charge during
tho time the examination being made by the appras
and from which deliveries made for transportation
but should the examination be delayed beyond tho
allowed by law for the goods to remain board, they
must be sent to such bonded warehouse the IMPORTER
may select until the examination is completed under tire
usual warehouse permit and when delivered transpor
ation the delivery to take place under the permit delv
cry for transportation
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The Carram Crop The 0ipe-Extrsct Of letter from
correspondent Aants, Ionian islands, dated the 22d Of
July last
The crop THAI that or the last year II
IL eslculaed thus Zante, two millions OF pounds Cepha
ona four millions OF POUNDS end Greece, hiteen millions Of
pounds
The pretensions the proprieors high. Prices win
probably 60 from $40 500 per thousand pound The
dealers in currsnts trying 10 par
cells Of fruit, although the vintage has yet begun
they consider this Jsr Of speculation, account of the
scarcity of the article.
The cure for the blight mentioned ia my former letter
proved rather mschevous. Sulphur the only that
perfectly Next year il will be generally used Sui
phur has become a action for spectators
" The olive crop looks well. Zsnte will probably produce
80 600 barrels for expectation II this expectation will be
allied viii be great relief to the famished population Of
this unfortunate islanH.
The Naeiy Of the Eaployess ia tie sdts ord other De-
make for the following which appeared in the Union
of June 10th:
The following complete refutaton and exposure the
false statements oil the nothing procured by
us from the records in four OF the departments in Sptem
Der last and enabled authoritarey add that
the changes made since that time have increased the rea
tive proportion OF foreign born citizens in Office
81. The Post Office Department employs in Washington
100 persons or these SO natveborn Americans, and
IL foreign born Of the ~ five appointed before the
present administration into power leaving seven
pointed by the present Postmaster General
"2. The Interior Department employs T9s persons OF
place is unknown.
"3. The State Department employs at Washington IS
persons OF these, 80 are native, and foreign born
81 The Treasury Department employs at ashipgton,
and in the custom houses houses, and coast survey
zoos persons Of these 45 native 227 foreign born
and &c whose birth place is unknown.
1T appears from these records that in the four depart
mens naed there 2567 native and 322 foreign born
citizens employed similar statement from the other de-
patments woad not increase the proportion OF foreign born
nppontees What have given is sufficient to stamp the
charge as gross falsehood."
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nSNABURG CAltc0es for Scrvnnfs.-Now in store
1000 blue and white and blue and osnabug cal
icoes"
originated article The
They have been thoroughly tested, and
opaion article of fabric
womens dresses.
Constantly hand full supply Of nil kinds Of dry goods OF
Liable qualities adapted for strcans cIohing
One proverbially low price only.
Delay closing bills expected 10
PERRY & BROTHER,
&c Central Sores," building,
Sep 5--dl0iif opposite Centre Market
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OFFICIAL.

TREASURY DxrAK August :, 1855
holders loan Hatn1rtzed
1rij edermsb and aer the l2A November
io5 Of that will be purchased by
,hs any previous November neAis
which per w be paid in addition The sums
expressed a h. certificates
stocks OF the other lcans ~ the United
amount Of Si0 900 Nl
during period at the following
1884, premium OF 10 cent TOR stock
e4e premium of 10 cent? and for
Of 1885, commonly called Texas indem
nifty stock, premium OF six cent.
allowed stipulated In tho cernh
of settlement hee with
addition, Trcasu draft TO reach the party
Certificates department under The present
ee should be United BY the en
lied receive the purchase money.
Payment for he by upon The assist
Boston, New Yok, fhadephis, the parties
entitled 10 receive the money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury
Aus 4-dihNoy3O Intel. q Star
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DUBILC Schools and Private All the school
general throughout the District Of Counba To-
On sale q TAYLOR q MAURN's,
SsWA Bookstore. vth street,
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CULOGIES OF Calhoun, Clay, and Webster--con-
IA piled from official documcnIhis book of $40 pages, neatly
bound, be furnished purchasers at 81 per copy.
Distant purchasers Tsmitng single copy
their address by mail free Of postage.
hundred copies will be by free of charge for
remittance Of S75
JOHN TRETLER
Aug Ia--d&cp2mt Seventh street, Washington, u. &.
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EDWIN GREEN, ut his New CAb,nst Wsreronmss
II $50 Pennsyvis brtween I'm and sih
hand stock Of all qualities of cabinet furniture,
chairs, and which he will sell at the lowest rate
NOW ON HAND
good of mahogany suitable for handai and oter
building purposes
obbny and rspaiIing and vanishing
upholstering well and promptly done.
Syringe, suitable hauling lumber or uni-
good order, for sale Sept f-3h
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Public schools.

THE public schools Of the will be reopcncd Monday the I'd
L Of O'Clock u The teachers viii be 10
attendance their respective scboolho % receive paps w
rcadmision They will assisted
organization Of the classes by ihs trustees and officers OF ue
board As The number Of pupils limited parents who desire 10
heir children school will do well 10 make
early application admission tickets.
BY direction Of the board
GEORGE J. ABBOT,
9--STuAW Secretary.
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SHOCKING MURDER OF YOUNG Girl IN PBNNsyLvANIA---
We copy the following from the Bcrks County (Pa.)
Journal x
g 4 shocking murder occurred at Womelsdorf in this
county, Friday morning last the particulars OF which
are thus given to named John II. b. Seiber
aged about % years. of VIM. Sebert of Womelsdor
wished to marry young girl OF some IL or ID years OF
age named Caharine Boneh, residing with her mother in
mn adjoining house and repeatedly heard to declare
that if she Refused TO marry him, she should marry
else. On The morning stated he watched his opportunity
when the members of both families absent and at
tackled the girl in the yard seized her by the throat and
cboked her until she senseess then took axe and
beat out her brains causing instant death lie also cut
large gashes ia her cheek and her forehead with
the edge of the axe. Sebert immediately arrest
ed by Constable Kendall and taken before John A. Ste
phep esq, by whom he was committed to answer the
charge at the November court The prisoner lodged
ia jail
aebert II seems from his youth addicted TO fits of
insanity. The desire 10 marry the girl--a mere child
was of course regarded the whim of unac and not
much thought Of His constant intercourse with the OBJ
ect of his regard who lived in the next house. appears
to have driven him TO desperation He FIRST attempted to
commit suicide by taking laudanuni, but drank bottle Of
ink instead Ills thought appears to have been to
kill The Ih probably intending to kill himself afterwards
The butchey Of horrible character to suppose that
II perpetraed in cold blood But be that it may,
the matter viii be thoroughly sfted by the court when the
case up trial The affair has occasioned great
excitement In Womelsdorip
AMERICAN NEGROES IN lIAyTr.-The barque G. +. Lex
brought letter to distinguished gentleman Of New York
city signed by twenty colored menall heads Of faui-
lies--who had been persuaded 20 remove to Hay, and
aow petition TO DO taken TO Liberia. They ask that
their may be laid before the Colonization Society II
appears that the imperial absurdes Of Sououque the lat
have disguised these people, aud they Sigh for republican
Liberia.
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AZ about eight o'cloeb yesterday morning people be
pn % asfemble in ar. simonson's shpyard al Green
ron' 70 witness tie launch of the 10th steamship
vanderbilt; and by nine, the hpur agpclated ,or tas
surch 70 'ae place. from four TO Eve thoasapi persons
hsd eongrtgatsd In the yard aEi adjoining iot- 81
auaions TO The noble vsse take her Or, punye into
he waters o, the last river. Among those present
tefe Commodore Vanderbilt and huIy, eR-Gosefnor
eymour ami lady, mayor we.tIvelt, Commander
sGnes, and lsrge number ~ ladies q whom scr~
bard the steamer. II had been sncipaied that
mary pensns would be present 70 vitnes. the launch
sueh cold, windy morning nh eouId Lsve taken gase
IN ts middle of the DAY, probably ten thousand you'd
have besn present. was nearly hall pat nine shsu ihs
ast block vas knocked away which beiug
ted, the Vanderbilt sesfuDy gUesd from to- place =
her rsvity, amid the shouts and huzIas - The
blaze aud the booming q cannon, and In bref peii
hsc svspt half way aeross the river pbsrs shs "a
sfongh' ~ BY one ~ her anehors u Audited By
III 70 be most tesu,ifui an5 successful iaanch
IN. Vanderbilt sas, Immediately s'sr her lia1s.lsn
'sksn Ia tor BY four steam ,vg ssd b. them guided y
the New fork Balance Dcck conpsnys dock Al
he foot Of Marie, street E4st river shess shs
sssn gently bat iresstiby sspara'sd orn lhs
= ga sep'uDe'' II indeed hls lomsln may y AID %
s1isne % the Fact river tho sa.e soa facility 9Th
waieb shs lifted irom the ~ tbs aces
Trising aud sllci'ei the adrnfaon = Al vh0 witnessed
y. sls st be eoppersa -he Ia ths socl sna ON ,h.n
- taken % he foot u ossaT street whsre be u 70
eeive her boilers and engine.
rhs eilDenslons ~ The yahss.sit are a. flo-a--fr.
irene isnrh, 40 'ss, "a a m - y uas - fe,,
tieac,h a beam. yssi tayll n hoil 81 Fet R4a Il
\ 100 tssi eafp<nssss oe.surenen sfggi 90
fssisteg.
sns . 70 have ,uo engines ..,Irus~l II sbosi 100
harte poser The eyiinfssx ell b. - tactics "a IA
~. and -iI ~sizh ~ vns each. h. fAkn I'll " IS
,.ss'. y a,sss.r, snd The nos hesla sAsh .asgrt
tosrs, - fs, N sngth, ~ 'ses io wfth so1 - let
hHhi sfshiog 20 'ots e4eh vhlcb u " 'sns h@sy.y
han 'bhff " idrg for tse N. A vi sgsfs Hsr
sLssi are ~ - a. feet IN fsmstr sna rAs rrgaghs
utns ILs fase ~ ths psd,ii~s .al " II se~s eng
4ssets NecfE BrsAstsS a ths Alis wofks. "
fufnish her srsi1ss naeinsry sa4 dggsA.s.s vi.
S.sfs ss.v@s.lss sspYsxs. W As 49,
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Uniteh States hspscms Coass.

wAs'uSoros, Dec. 10. 1858.
NNae no hs-samuei Howell ct AL plsnah. In srrsr.
w. George Draper ct al frror u District Court G,r DS
s'ct of f~sas Gu motion of ighes for d. enaant u
VIII ofertor ~ss docketed and dismissed With COATS
Case NJ" las-p~borah Hand 9, Al -. Samuel II. Tar-
nor, hsssc. Error Circuit Court Tor District N~w
Jersey. ON motion of peanington, for decndAat ths
writ of error dockecd and diamisssd with costa
Gaze s.-wm. c. Atwater, administrator of NeheuAsh
caIringtcn, Va. s. u. Pratt, claimant of brig Am. a.
Pratt Tho Argument In this continued by Ms.
fcsrcnden for appellee and concuded by Rowe ~ Ap-
peilant.
Cases 10 and lI-1hos. C. Wilson ct al, Of Ocsaa
Mutual Insurance. Company, appellants, the steamer
Palmetto ard II. A. Barng OF al, Of same company,
Steamer Palmetto. The Argument of thcsc
comm. need By Mayer, Tor appellants.
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APPOINTMENTS ny THE PRESIDENT

~ WIN uu ADVICE cossEsr EESArg
Jamsa Dunop u the District of Columbia, - be- Chlei
lndge o he Circuit Cour' e the United States for aid
dir fcs
liap N, ysrrifk of the District of Columbia, g. lie
Associate Judge Of the Circuit Court ~ the United states
II the aid distiicf, IN The place Of james Danlsp.
John H. PBrham 20 he Surveyor and In-pector of the
Reyen for The port ot Columbia In the sta ~ Mss
-ipr unfer he authority given 10 the AZ approved
Mareh 1850
Jobu rsrhsm Surveyor 81 the Customs At columbus,
n the sfate q hisfi fissippi.