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Farm for Sale.

ss.stsy,. Il be Subsetiler offers ior sae one
.fs93e ofihe bet Farms IL thc town OF
.fctis BTck6oid, situated three miles from
the village on The main road 90 Paris,
---<--E-~- containing about one hundred acre
Of land, well divided into Geld, pasture aDl wood.
land, cuts twenty-five tons % hay annually. III,
house barn aud sheds age capaoi0us, new and in
good repair. IL IL well supplied with water, good
orchard Of selected grated fruit, and a nursery 81
apple.trees II suitable sire Coz setting. The lara
Is in high state of cultivation. the fences are ia
good repair. Said farm Will BE- odd low ifappliet
for soon, Terms liberal MOSES LOW.
Buckksld. March, Is, 1854. s
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UNITED STATES
BOUNTY LAND A GENGi.
Press Forward Your Claims.

RNN NND NAVY OFFICERS, S".,
\ Isih Regular a.l NuHnir...' Nai.,'
r,1-.. TLtiIB Nsn, NHsi.11s, Wagon N'..
Tamst,r.. lodi r., ari aII reIsnrs HhHH.N
served fourteen jays BOO 1u, ~ ihe vaIs % 30.
United sutrs, since thr year l'"r iI' Nv
Is55 -nss each IT 500 Who have uHi h..f'..
received "a warrant iur Ilui, Doe huu.re' a,. ''N
I, Acr,,W AHl Co. aII Who have received '..
Lard. eioueh more to make one bundled a'-
y Auesl .r.ru.
lathe easc ofihe death oi ths Tgr. col. '
Land. bic widow, or BE- H1 N.a.nr '.' ''
child or children, ar, entitled 'u tH' l.'"'.'' -
W. ars tys1Usd % rTaaI''g r-.fH.. q.
C5snty Cl,rks, C5Hu.sHrHus Of I''.'' 49,
PulLg. Lauy,r,, and aH Hlvf, uIit it' H''..
iasrasi5sl asi ol11l f5rr', fr'' y ''''' on
eaii5us, Jy mail ~ oiiut1s' -. ...,tls
When desired. We viII eel lhs Na"an. o.
market prize, and remit a check co. H.,,''''
\. u. COBB n 90.
n William street, New l,.A,
ReGrsnccs-nank OF the ComuouvghH.' =,
Ohio Life and Trust c., "
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SIMMER ARRANGEMENT.

on and after MONDAY, the
2iH met, the Steamers Ar
t,, - LANTIC, Capt GroUGr
r,--ks,'Arsrsss ksIaur, and FOREST
CRY, Capt. L. 4. rmsct, WI son a. lolaw''
Irs',og Atlaut,c Rail Road What every Moa
Trr.isy. WsJnr.Ia,, Thur.lay sud Friday,
Al 7o'closk T.. NJ, and CsniuIWhsd, BOSTON, an
'', ,,,, a,'I r, =. /. y ''''' siOO
~ IS
N.H'-.Ea,h Bo,tis fmishrlvilh large num-.
beroG~ntr Rooms lrr the accommodation % l'dlrs
ami T,m,lics aud tayclIrrs arc reminded th1thy
taL Ing this lIur. much saving 10 time 1ni rNprn'
will h. made: ari thltths Inconvenience Of tulr.
irs ,u Ro.tou nt late huurs OF th'nightwiilaso be
avoided.
Tho no,tsauiyc IN season foriherassonc'rs 20
take the earliest trains uut oithD ciiy.
The Cump,u, are not responsible ior larE1g
t, mn amount exceeding $50 i1 value, anil that
p.rsaual, un'rss notice BE- given 1ri paid i"r 1i
ihr rate ul one passenger lHr every $500 addition
10 ,aIur.
Tri.ht taken atlow rates.
Ia l.. Killings Arsat.
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L.'rHf's Regulator. f. u... .r".f I...
.H.. n.u rHHrfs arI -.m. .. rr.s. uHrH.
...f. HuI H.r.s. IH." .U Did, U|.s HH
a.. H.fu .Hp lHr IHa., I.....H., l.H..s, Obj. sH..
FIIt "."Is HHH rUIfI.. .u pleasantly Ut .H of.
..uH.t Dol. ihr q. u. REGULATORS, NrHH
.fl H. nL.1 i.I .H great I.Hgfb .' rm. u.'H f..
como. Hry ir OBJ. constitution. hr. IH.f.H| 10
.HHHnH. doe constitution VIII 0rn.'lr, 1It
'H.n. rH.e.H-, th.. l.f pr. t"H... Hr.l ihr ..r-
,.s. a.I Impu strength url.u u.Tr l1. u..n"
Hi i.. lHIi.
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nInIIArnn. NIn.-. rMI.-

IS. arr continual, a.l.f u..f Is 'h..I...
l~fu,u E4Ival'r l,.-HHuu 900 common U'.s'
NrBu.,r. fIHt. pole. DOL iHrl fr ordinarily
uT,gHI,H, aUI -HH Ut different manufacturer |.r
-...HII, ui two klu3s-tlHsr which Operate "r
iHr bowel. merely, called Tur-IIN. pII., 1aa
those which excite ihr ...r,IIuHs Of tHc liver, Hn.
rTr called mrIoH.HI Hr rftar T...s. l'...Fn
Regulator resemble p., mur.y m shape, l.t
liH.f boo ,rrH uih.I claa'risur.
They n.f u..F 600 ihr luvr's. lut uH fN"
UF.I. skiu, pHrrr.ls, arI kIIH'ys, r..H'f.~s .r.H
organ tI "a healthy action. lH"f ITu u.t ....H.,
,Ha H.y.J goo, TaIu, uf most Iwg1u,. T.s ...
h.. stimulate thr liver without rrIaHgr..H- iHr
patient with .a',HtiHnr as u,rrur1. pile tn. D.H.
tanning nl m.H.D'- iu their position, 'h., ITr
uuul,.s when used fora fu-a .i time. They
aIr usi.Ir... l..rg sWrnYsi l1 a1 elegant r.1i-
iH-ul -Hm. il 3rrsnliDs, . t1 q pllg0- H.a
It a.I iiugs.
~ \ FAMILY ruY-IC.
Ra1ua,e Regulation. ore ihr most Innocent.
slfr. miII. l1i pleasant pi.is Boz nee. TL., BTr 70
guI.h and rrfHin cure foe c1stiy,Hrsf, luHI.rs-
don, Liver complaint, kilns, complaint, Jpul4irs
Headache, Ncuousues., Melancholy, .pHsssrs
ui iho Bladder.
FIu,if pTrtcut1Irs. lou-auhp. F.cur
A.Uus, White, anl iueguhuiios OF 40 AHis.
BlSIOuS DISEASES.
Bile ou thr stomach, Bilious oholc. Euhrec.
meut OF tLr sn.rCI, and 400 chr0nic affection. Of
che Liver 1908 Kidneys.
Tur che goat ouss peri0mel D., Y. Il. Relief
see nest weeks Tlpcr u. u. A. remaliss act
quick. thc moment ihey are taken Ur applied, their
health restoring aud pain relieving efficacy BE- a..
pDus1crl
~, ~. NAY, Druggist, Portland, General agent
~ Mainc. Agents, ANUHTWs i Barns, Paris;
Nm. 4. Rrst, VI. ID. 30 r.ris; Robert Moves.
Gou. " Nsrrill, Norway; -. ". NuLe, Water
ford. W. W. Green, No. Waterford. IS
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M RAILROAD pinnrr 10 1HE WEST.


Ti,ae between wnshipston aad Yheeiing but M
houss!
Ralaing as tssea Washington aud Cincinnati, q hours
Through Ties cts and baggage cnssas 10 be had In
SsHsialDgfon.
TuE Baltimore ard ONO Nasoad having seaty mp'ofea ~
eef o r. Ibe urst indaernifnis % iray
t,e FFftgwcft, alid he souihses,.
ios tstween ae trains from Washington and me
WaslngIen Jnae;ou Cla,eiy ne ress oa,e) mice
en Is & T. es 1 ch1sse y Js ssnss sSs ~
Wheeling Washington saon and recbecked and transferred
soueA lcke lor points beyond connecting
Wasbngioa daily al O. and ~, p nj on Sundays at the
assas sre made win The Trains Of ,he CEN
% nee! Mgsens oa, Samerass n.asss' ana ~ mswe,S w 20
Msas6sa md ssna;sfy ,sns m ssSsusy Tolsdo De,roii
At GcaqGs &C O railroad trains 1.e Ire fact ,,q,n
aiqai raiiroda Xeaia, cfNclNTafl LOUIS
yl &C. 4, Mss Ss Is s e eGs T y
ine ar he,so &9eh isaSd 81 =, kS msss &C. y,c,,o,
Na'cnez s,iirahs, 9so sod WalinsoI
transr ciaeinnai me Ss st"soeT on .he OHIO
FOR CLEVELAND and via Cleveland to Toledo. Detroit Chi
caeo, Sc rckct. nayisabe bepseen
Wheag and Weissie tfouy miesl where aeonnex'onDth
Travellers 10 notice thar while this is the only route
% AID 3 s srS g s.n,y ~ ~ % aasn Is pas. as s s
great West Tic distance nom washington 10 Cincinnati n
Ere by through ticso, from washington TO wb.teg 50
by rllrond SIS from cneianal sIs .ndlaqaao
cSaso s tsS IS and 80 . 81 Louis ss and s Memphis
For FrSdesk aod iarper Ferry sarnsbarg Berkeley Springs
cumberani sanrs, Piedmont Oakland and Fanoun',
stations between Baltimore and Wheeling take 6,
For trains to and from Baltimore Annapolis &c special
por r,er na,rma,ion through uckels apply 10 TH II.
PARSONS, agent, at Washington station. , :, ,
Master Of Transportation Baltimore and
May 5-df Ohio fai'road Baltimore
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United Ssutes Patent Once,
Washington, July 81, 1858.

QN petition c Pearson Crosby OF Fcdonia, New York pray
patent granted to HIM on iGc od
Pay o November lsli for Improvement IN sawn Iof
from the erpunon OF
said patent which takes place day November, 1856
be heard at the Pateht once ON
Monday of October net' ~ " O'Clock, M; and ni per-
appear aud show eauae " any tey nave, why
petition ought be granted. -
opoosng the extension required o IN the Patent
Office objections specially forth IN wriukg cas twen
all testimony hcd by either parry
hearing be taken ana transmitted IN
the Office, which VIII be furnished on
application. Il, . !. ,, ,o. ,., ~
dtpo.ons, other relied upon o iesey,
ms Office before the morning OF that day me
arguments, if any, within days thereafter. - a..
raeed notice be Published the Union
gcucer Evening star, Warrington, D. O. Republican ba
more Evening Argus, PhilGder.a, Pennsylvania scienihc
American York; POST Bnsioh, Mnssachnse once
weeks previous 10 the h o octopci
Dexi the day OF hearing - ,,,rr,,r
Acting Commissioner Of Patenta
above papers w please and send htif
bills Patent uMee, with containing Ihs noiIce.
2S-laW3w
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sale or choctaw orphan Lands in pIissisaippi.


o
Once ol Inaan Aiars, Apgtsi -, ie55
PUBLIC NOTICE Is beeig given ls, ae several pieces o.
parcel, q saa sslaes esss ss as y s si sol G =
N.isSpp wiz the times aud places aessnae = FK
highest oder cash. y appointed Oh behar
a. e ss Sass.% ~ SSS s S K @ e s 3 a & % ~ % e
on MonSSy te "a day Of December la55 al the
door sle, iuilowing aigtnsha county
.sl toenst,p s~epigtarse C23l range agh 80 sasf
Al OF section uiriy. three (s3J
rae east halt Of section tssen,y 7 nse % = ~ ~ D 49,,
fhe whole o. section tIirry-thfee (SiD aud
The west bsf Of section hny fur ca
And aud place 'e owns described 'Ae' IN
tie 40, oining range IN Ba.iru eoanfy, VIZ;
Th sou.h ai. lrteen eashiP penr tG) renss
sereH ~ rsst
On Monday he ,o, o., Decegls, 1885, house door
In safi conn,y, va
II ss@nslip irenfy yfour (ai,) range To- ta) sss.
All Of ,lee ta) ,sn to and Ihir'y-shee (s90
The southwest Of seeacn nine g ,,,,
the hul and d q seoa seo' '"o Sso
The north haif Of section wcniysiS l&o
half Of section iweny-seven tE1D -,
quarter Of secilon hiry-iun lss'l ana 49,
northeast auuitcr Of section tliFiy-ax tSo)
In topa,,hip t,oentyfee f25,) raHsetTo ~ east.
Aosec,on twenty Ca7 twenty eight esq and wehyha
Tie northeast quarter of section four q
n Of section lwen'y-ihee tf5) and
The half fsecson thirty co.,
III fownsap frery fotu Cai,) range three CD east.
The 81 half and norhe,a e,artor o, section three (s
the hall northeast quarter Of section W. g asa
The norl,eas quarter OF section foof t')
In torasaip iwc,ify,fpc (o5,) range fi'se ~ ee'f
The southwest quarter section fourteen (i4y
lie soDihea at quarter Of section blieen GOD Il
The soulwest quarter Of section twenty i've (2i
The southeast quarter Of section tweay,sih SO;
objection three tsdi) and
he southwest quarter OF section thiriy-four t34)
MONDAY Decenher 1856, at the courb0
of Lexington, H9iass eoay the oowng de-
scrib,d uacts county
Ia iopnhip sfs.sen (iG,) range one ~ rea
The wet hal of section dneon ti5il and
southeast quarter Of section twenty iWo C)
In touns1,p fifteen (l5,) range Que ~ wes,
Tie southeast quarter Of section twenty t2o)
On saturday, December, 1854 at The court house door
n oowlns
Ia LoWnlcs county, VIZ;
The northwest 2e) township nine
Ice (t9J seventeen 40 east.
described ad seventy Two quarter sections were
socted of The best lands ~ he - rs
were unappropaed ihe oiher i've quar
ec,oos and eighth section have ben
The orphan Iund
that und describes NC ads
and frrl,e located OF Gem con-
eraby inpoved btbg largely eDhauctd IN value BY
the and excellent popna ~
which they e aud enneby adaped Tor pat
Al reserves showing their value and tho
MINIMUM eneh ecuvey may be sod w!ii
be unde pro the datcr of saie
Ia cases where of tract tll fat
4, compy with the ae purchased VIII be fcsoi
his
The lille 10 believed 10 be indpniae; bull, IN
ay case an adverse shall be the right Of The orphans
will te defended by the government as hsiF enaaial
al the places mined at ~ O'Clock
OF each day. until The lands le all Offered
" '' - CHARLES H. MIX,
Aug l4-d3 & lawtDccl 1 Acting comnissioner,
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Hon. Jefferson Davis, Secretary of War. In the Secre
arys Office proper there chief clerk subordl-
nate clerks messengers, and four watchmen The 0i-
lowing bureaus attached to this department:
Copnandiag Generals 0ieeTbis oice, at the head OF
which is Lieutenant General Scott is at New York.
General Assstants-Leut Col. w. q. Freeman, Msjor
George Deas and Captain Seth Williams Judge Advocate,
Major F. Ice Nine clerks and messenger Ia this
the army, the ros &C. 1t is here where all military
missions made out.
Qnarteraaster Geaeraps O9ec.Gen. Thomas s. Jesup,
generals Charles Thomas assistant quarter
general Captain M Al. Clark, district quarter
masters Major H. c. Wayne III charge of clothing branch
eleven clerks and one messenger.
Poysaster Generals OGceCol. d. r. Lnrned, paymaser
general Major ST. Clair Denny, district paymaster eight
clerks and one messenger.
Coumissayy Gcncrars 0fce--Gon George Gibson, com.
mssary general assistant Captain A. T. Shras six clerks
and one messenger.
Surgeon Generals O6cc.Gon. Thomas Lawson, surgeon
general assistants, Dr. r. g. Wood and Dir. Richard II.
Coolidge; three clerks.
Engineer O5fce.General Joseph q. Toten chief engi-
assistant Lieutenant John ID. kurz live clerks and
messenger.
Typographical BareaaCol j. J. Albert colonel of the
corps; assistant, Lieut. NJ l.. Smith; four clerks and
one messenger.
Ordnance BtreauColonel II. X. Craig, colonel Of ord
nance assistant Captain Wm Maynadier eight clerks and
one messenger.
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Georgetown College, u. G.

FTE this institution will Monday,
~ of sepeiber The preparatory department and collie
by able and
the moral and intellectual advancement
and building
be used exclusively for the accommodation
younger students Their donury, p'aygouad', study
win be entirely distinct from tose OF the
studcn officers especially assigned VIII attend 'en in
ter their studies.
Effected between The and older students
which be all those who have The
least experiences n the eduesiion OF youth. =
observatory the college, a extensive philosophical
libraries cabinet OF mera.s, geological
spucaens hes, afford the students of this Institution cd
d. A. MAGUIRE,
Aug 5-dlm President
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.
Reduction Of Fare 10 California.

Keducflon FdFe 70 tdY0THid.
n r. United Siaes mail steamships leave New York
f@xs11 hrpinwal 5th 2oh of each month,
connecting with mail steamers from Panama to san
Us422EG292 Francisco
steamships inspected approved by the Navy
De,a,ifrtht, euaranty speed and safely.
he ranan satoaa completed from
or hous The bssgage OF
in and
ed
The money paid in all OF the
kept port in New York, Panama. aud
San fnncsco detention in OF aceihen 80 .a
the route is entirely TeiiHbte.
Passengers The day they srriye at hspin
through by each and take charge OF
and children without other protectors
through tickets apply al the agency la
West street. New York, 10 L. W. RAYMOND.
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Nassau HAN College of rev JERSEY, PRINCETON

'F'EE FF'11FF - 2 77fFsFWTfNN 2 " TT FV'
Aud days % aald lang syne."

6ud days o. aud lang syne"
The members nf the June 1888
The Junior al he enilg in Jnne lea tho oph
class OF the yearcndng jun, e
ending IN Juue it hereby reqaosted assemble IN
Washington, d. O., by the thid March, A. d. ie5 the
to brighten the links of The chain oeye enaia which
tide entirely seser, exchange ts
lives greeting and sympathy, and lllen The unmey fate
sunie of their nosi Ptonisins svai,eefs.
preliminary meeting OF ihe seapponed committee win be
TIC nfst mondy IN September, A. d. 1850. the United
thesnu street. between Fosih aud Fith
OF tue several classes whom be
invited alenu, when the will he
a6BtlaF fDii an alisnb-Jce as possible
Ia the mtn those whom ths notice addressed WIN be
fash secretary the ccmmcc by mail will
tleir respective post ofnces ,,.
EDWARD I. GRANT, NJ. D.,
Trenton, NJ. j., Chaiflqsno OF Cofnnucs.
ALEXANDER Q. BART, NJ. ~,
Philadelphia leifBsy.eanfi
J. NEWTON LlGHTNER
Of fLaheasier, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLETON,
OF Winston, AHeghany Co.. Nd
SAMUEL. T. RICHARDS,
Of BaIsto iron and Glass Works, N. j
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
OF Montgomery county, Maryland
Committee.
ions WsipnAs Of Lebanon Pa, Secretary.
Mafrh a. iawtsas3 y ftrteifeeDeerI
newspapers civilized the world rcqueri
oa - uoihe this adSe hoir editorial coumnr
through tin fur di
globe ani all newspapers throughout the United
requested grrtutons Insertion
connay this date and the I'D OF March, A. d. 1851
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service and the reports Of the mail lengs giving state
men 81 each bid el-n u the contracts made me new SER
vice originated the earismers ordered and the adduon
allowances granted within the year.
Finance 0aceJohn Marron esq, Third Assistant Post-
General and tweutyone clerks 10 this Office are
assigned the supervision aud management OF the financial
business of The department not deyolved by law upon the
Auditor, eabratns accounts with the dfRtt Offices and other
depositares the department tie is5org IF and
drafts payment of balances reported by 5 Aedittr 10 De
due to mail contractors and other persop the suPer ir
the Of Offices under orders tsdep0se their
tey balances designated points and the suporntendcnce
OF the rendition By postmases OF their quarterly returns
p0sages it has charge OF the deadette Office, OF the IS
sug postage stamps aud stamped envelopes for the pre-
with.
the Third Assistant Postmaster General a postnasters
should direct their quarterly returns of postage those
dra ocos their letters reporting quarterly TIE net pre-
ceeds Of their Offices and those at depostpg ofices
their certificates Of dcpoae to lin ould also De directed
the weekly and monthly returns Of the deposaries OF the
department. well al applications and receipts for post
age stamps aad stamped envelopes and for dead letters.
basyesoa OSgoe.-,Iohn oakord esq, chief clerk, and
clerks To this oce is assigned the duty q re-
ceyiUg and examining the registers Of the arrivals ana Ge
parrs of the mails certificates of the service .of
agents. and reports OF mail failufs OF noting the dein
qepee of and preparing thereon for the
OF the Postmaster General furnishing blanks Tor mail
registers, and reports Of mail failures providing and send
ing mail bags and maloeSs and keys and doing al
other things whch may be necessary TO secure faithful and
exact performance Of s!l mil Contracts
All of mail depredaon Of violation ct law BY pri-
expresses, by the forging Illegal Of pteage
stamps under the supervision OF this oce and should be
All communications respecting lost money, letters, mail
depredations other violations of law, maocks aud
keys should be directed 'Chof Clerk Post Office Depart
ment."
All registers of The arrivals and departures Of the mails
certificates the service of routo agents. reports OF mail fail
ures applications for blank registers and reports OF failures
and all complaints against contractors for irregular or %
perfect SERVICE should be directed lnspecon 0ce Post
Office Department..
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Washington Aqueduct.
OFFICE or THE WksuIsgToS AQUFDucT,
Washington March T. lbs

OFFICE WksuIsGToS AQUEDucT,
Washington, March a, 1855
PROPOSALS Invited aud brick
Other work Of the Washington aqueduc
Proposals received the oh OF May will be opened at of
that day.
pro6es specifications will be ready
animation and after the 21h day OF April next.
viii be received for the work Of particular cuverts
bridges described in the plans and specicn
Portions the works be completed under the
appropriation bat a for unfinished work VIII
be subject appropriations by Congress The
the the Of work 10 be done and rate
and
W stopped funds available.
enxe sioppage particular work for Of
funds reserved Zen will p1d III in The judgment OF
engineer work has been properly executed so has
made specie checks the United stne
monthly esumntes OF the engineer cservng 10
will be dion Of all that the work
scnicd endorsed proposals for work
the Washington Aqueduci."
The United right reject AL te bids
deemed advantageous mssc such
considered conducive the OF the
PERSONS The effect be they under
bidders will IL their bid be accepted
within days, with good and sufficient
securities completion undertaken said
certificate the United States
district officer
general individual known the Engineer De-
War, that The abc TO make good their
Bds opened presence of bdders any of them
choose 20 be present -.
Capt Of Engnsors in charge
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TO ouR sUBscRiBaRs.

The OF viii be
payment ol TIE sutscnpion be made advanes.
Subscribers ,nsy Fward ehss b. iesisr posge r
which wI be paid b a a., sons tssaits ~
fraaxns,Ssioa.
The COUNTRY rAffR Is putlished riwertly curing he
sions o Congress- and weekly during tke recess.
SUBSCRIPTIONS period yHgt be ieessee
terms proportional 60 the atoys aBnual
nJ-PosTMAsTbgs authorized ssenp snd ~
sendng DAILY subscribers, with SaD
sEal-wEEKLY Subscribers, with ersoed, viii be enuued
copy gratis.
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Has removed bis resld IL Frankin Row,
or devote his
ton principally the United Staes supreme Couit
Having devoted Inc law concerning he win
opinions legal questions arising before
Patent appeals the chief justice assistant
Conmba and VIII also assist IN the
prcparaion nd a o concerning patents
opinions and prepare arguments Tor par
lies claims befre the departments
wiz prosecute claims before any sanrd established for thc
adjudication.
Oct 29-iu
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TREASURY pErAnrMESr.

The Treasury Department consists Of the Offices Of the Sec
etary OF the Treasury, two comproers, commissioner OF
he CUSTOMS six auditors treasurer register SOLICITOR light
house board, and coast survey.
The following is brief indication OF the duties of these
several offices and Of the force employed therein respectively
Sscrctarys O6ce.Hon James Guthrie Secretary Of the
Treasury Hon 4. g. Washington, Assistant Secretary
one engineer in charge; architect and three draughen
temporarily employed and twenty three clerks The ecre-
ary Of the Treasury charged with the general supervision
q Tho fiscal transactions Of he government and OF the
con OF the laws concerning the commerce and navigation
o. the United States He supefntends the survey Of the
coast the lighthouse establishment the marine hospitals Of
The United States, and the construction OF certain public
buildings for custom-houses and other purposes.
first comp,rocr 0diccElisha Whittlesey, esq. Comp
ber and fifteen clerks Uo presoribes the mode of keep
ing and rendering Cor the civil and diplomatic
vice wen the public lands and revises and cere the
balances arising thereon.
Ssoond ComptroLer's Odice-John NJ. Brodhead, csq
Comptroller and seventeen clerks lie prescrbes the mode
% Keeping and rendering the Of the army, navy
and Indian departments &c the public service and reyes aud
carties the balances arising thereon.
Vice II Commissioner Of The Gsaoas-lugh J. Anderson
co. Commissioner and eloven clerks. lie prescfbes the
mode Of keeping and rendering the o the customs
revenue aud disbursements and for the budng and repair
8 cusomhouses, &c and reYscs and cercs the balances
arising thereon.
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