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COME LEARN YOUR FATE.

MRS. G EORGE late of England, wishes iC
Nl inform the ladies and gentlemen of Washing
ton and Georgetown that she can be seen and con
suited the past present and fuore events at thu
late residence, No. 81 street, between 2lst AMI
2ld streets, First Ward, opposite the Observatory.
Her name Is on the door.
Hours from m to O'Clock p m.
Ladies 25-Gentlemen so cents feb 2s-lmf
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SILVERWARE.

4 VERY pretty assortment Of Silver Coffee Sets,
"A Pitchers, Goblets, Cups, Creams, and all kinds
ware, suitable for presents, VII. Soup and Oysser
Ladies, Crumb Scrapers, fish, pie and cake Knives,
Cream and Sugar Spoons etc., il offered At low Psi
ces, and warranted sterling. e.F d
&: " No $50 Pa avenue, be. 9th and losh IS.
jan 10
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1Ths Richmond Wing thus walk, into

~ The Richmond Wing thus walks into
Its nsighbor Of the Dispatch:
"Rsfusing to come out boldly ay,;,., o..
Order IL has given the Know No,hino, I
Jesuitical stab, whenever /, could do 20 wiz
out compromising too openly its neutral char.
acter. We do not object to its hostility to the
Knew Nothings. But sos do objsct to its em
ployins against them masked ba1 syy.''
Upon which the Tribune remarks econ.
sidsring who and what the Know Nothing
are and what Is their mode Of operations. thu
digestion seems rather funny" -
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FANCY GOODS, PERFUMERY, &c.

FANCY GOODS, PERFUMERY, DC.
HUTCHINSON & MUNRO are now selling ct
III their new store, 3 D Pa. avenue, between
9Th and 10Th streets, next door west of Messrs Wal
ter Harper x Co.'S, the finest and cheapest stock
Of goods in the above line ever offered in tins
city, and they cordially invite those about TO pur-
chase TO call and examine their goods and learn
thei. prices before buyiaz elsewhere. Their goods
are tbs first quality, and were bought for cash NJ 20
per cent dicount and can be sold 30 much lower.
HUTCHINSON B. MUNRO,
feb 23-6t $40 Pa. avenue.
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ILLISoIs-Ths Lsgislaturs Of Illinois han
adjourned. Among the important acts of,ths
session isa Temperance Law And Nssras.
ka resolutions passed the House but were re-
jsctsd in the senate. -
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40 600 WASHINGTON CLUB SEGARS.

7 AM happy to inform my numerous customers
Il that, on Thursday, March LIST, I shall fHceive
10 900 OF those very superior " Washngton Club {"
SEGARS-Operas, Trabucos, Londrss, CiIindradoe,
and Pr, nsados
Members of Congress and other non-residcnts
who wish 10 supply themselves before leaving Wash
ington with se Segars at fair prices, are requested
to call and examine these goods on and after that
day.
have alss on hand choice lot Of Liquors, Bran .
dies, Wines, Gins, SC.
EDWARD c. DYER,
Pa. avenue, betw. 18th and 18Th sta.
feb 26-6t iIsteD
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SroRAGE.-Storage will be taken in
the fine large dry basement, corner of
Eleventh street and the Avenue, "Star
Buildings" The central location and
easy access to this store-room makes it
the most desirable place of the kind in
Washington. Terms low. Apply at the
Star office. ---a----z---.-~-r-------s
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49, Mechanics Ins.itute.-T c. Connolly
Esq, having resigned the office of Superintendent Of
the Exhibition, his place has been filled by tile cleo
ton of CHARLES F. WOOD, ESQ.
All communications relating to the exhibition
should be hereafter addressed TO him.
By order of Exhibition Com.
feb 2e-3t II. AMIDON Sec
NOTICE.-A MEETING of the mem.
~ bers of the Mechanics Exchange of this
city will be held at their room on c st., adjoining
the Bank of Washington on THURSDAY EVEN
ING, March lst at O'Clock p. m, for the purpose
Of electng officers for the ensuing year, and for other
purposes Of minor importance.
All the members, and all those who wish TO be.
come members Of the Association are requested to
attend.
BY order of THE COMMITTEE,
feb % 2t
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speeches, on general politics, DO. At late
hour the comr-ittee rose, and the House Cd.
jourrei.
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~I.ECTURE.-DR. 8. G. BUSEY will de
~ liver q lecture al Columbia Hall, Capit
Hill, ON THURSDAY EVENING, March LIST, at TX
O'Clock.
The public are invited to attend. Lecture free.
feb %
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A LII STRANGERS

N visi ing the City Should see Hunters Cat
also. T. is description Of Powell's great Picture
a!ogue Of The curiosiiies Of the Patent office.
feb 23-lms
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CLOCKg, CLOCKS, CLOCKS you
~ want q good Clock, warrant to keep time
c ali at the store Of }. ROBINSON,
$40 Pa. ave., oppo. Browns Hotel.
feb 2s-dlm
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NOTICE,

-
THE undersigned, having associated in business,
i under the name Of JOHNSON, GUY d CO,
will keep constantly on hand, az the old stand Of
WoOdwad Guy, Pa. avenue, between 10Th and
llth streets, general assortm' nj Of HARDWARE,
consisting OF BUILDING MATERIALS, CUT
sSERY, STOVES, CRATES, &C., 10 which they
respectfully invite the attention Of former patrons
and the public generally, with an assurance that
every eHsrtion will be made to please.
VIM. J. SIBLEY,
r. &. JOHNSON,
feb 5-J b. +. GUY.
m nOO SACKS FINE & COARSE LIV-
AO,OOO ERPOOL SALT, filed ten 10 the
ton, IN ttore and Yer sale Ut verX low prices by
FOWLE g. CO.,
feb 2i-dlw Alexandra, Va.
CALI, &C.
- 1900 sacks C. A. Salt
500 sacks Jeffry and Darcy do, fine
800 do Ashton do do
200 bbls l, 2, 3 a nd 4 Mackerel
$50 do Herring
SO do Shad
For sale by 3. III. HOWELL
Southwest cor. High and WateS St, Geot'n.
feb 23-6t
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BANKING HOUSE OF PAIR0 q Nou RsI,
Opposite Uaited States Treasury.
DONDS, Stocks and other securities purchased
ID and sold.
Interest al the rate Of SiI per cent per annum al
lowed on deposits when hft for 30 days or longer.
jan A-6m
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QlO REV ekD.-For the apprehension and
DlUconvictiOn Of the person or persons wdo, on
Thursday night, 22d instInt, cut up and destroyed
cushion and removed the prop and lead bars belong
ing to our omnibus, at the sts>s ON Capitol Hill,
Washington, &C.
A fellow (not the proprietary was heard 10 boss
that his omnibus made Sl.t0 by it, Ii is presumable
he knows something about IL.
feb 8-3t LATHAM u COOK.
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TO THE LADIES.

III IuE AAbIHAS
Q1 EO0 WORTH OF ELEGANT CHAN
Vl sOOOully, Brussels, Aiencon, Valenceunes,
and Point Laces will be ratified a soon As the re-
quired number Of chances will have been taken
There are l, 500 numbers, of which 500 only remain
TO be purchased The chances are 81 each. These
costly articles are at Madame DELARUE'S, for eI-
hibition, where the tickets can be obtained
Nine. DeiaTue would also solicit the attention oi
the ladies tD a magnificent assortment Of fine En-
broideres and Laces, consisting of Collars, Sleeves
Rochslles, Wells, Sets, Handkerchief, Shawls, &c.
All Of the above articles will be opened and ready
for sale on the 18th instant.
23s Pa. avenue, bet. 18th and 9th Streets
feb 26-lWt .
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r OsT-On Friday evening, the 10th instant, IN
in, and over 10th street BridgesS a large GOLD
BREASTPlN, representing . grape vine, with q
bunch of leaves and grapes. The finder will be
suitably rewarded by leaving IL al j. g. SMITHS
Lumber Yard, 9th street. -
feb S-a- GEO. =. KlDWELL.
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lNO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS- Il OTHERS.
l SILVER SPOONS, FORKS, &c.-M. w.
CALF x BRO. invi special attention 20 their
stock OF pure Silver Table, Dessert, and Tea Spoons
and Forks, Ladies, Butter Knives and all other ar
ucies OF pure Silver Ware; which is larger and
varied than ever offered 10 their customers.
M. w. GAIT q BRO,
394 Pa. avenue betw. 9Th and 10Th SITS.
feb 23-tf
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The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Departmept.-oD yesterday, the 9th of Feb,
there were of Treasury Warrants entered on
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III. SEMKEN JEWEJ.ER

No. $40 Pa. duenue, betpeen 9th and 10TH streets,
Offers for sale a magnificent assortment Of
DIAMOND JEWELRY,
Cold Bracelets, Breastpins, Earrings, Seal Rings
Wedding Rings, Fob and Vest Chains, Seals, Lock
cts, Pencils, Thimbles, Tnnkets, etc
All articles are warranted as represented and sold
unusually low. ian 10
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BOYS CLOTHING.

BUYS UIUTHING.
IN order 70 sell of oar present stock OF Bows, and
l. Youths Winter Clothing we have determined 10
oner our large and tine assortment, consisting Of ey
cry desirable style and quality OF fashionable Ready
made Garments, suitable for dress and :hool wear
al greatly reduced prices.
WALL d STEPHENS,
GAS Pa. ave., next 10 Iron Hall.
feb % al
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BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENCE.

wins LsctMre-Five WtdoUs-Singular
Co,ncideacs-RiVer and Hay6or Appro.
- priation-Ihs CoiVin WM-Cold Wea.
thsr-Co,p1rasioa a fairs-Iaesndiariss-
Amus>1s0ts-Ru slneSs Ar
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|nFFICE No. 512 Seventh street, three doors
~ from Odd Fellows Hall. SPECTACLES and
GLASSES suited to every sight, on true and sci
entific principle See circulars, TO be had al the
ONCE. feb 2S-lms
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49, Lectures befove the Metro.
~ politan m ech. Inssi tute.
The Fourth Lecture of PROF. WHITAKER on
The Arts Of the Bible, will be delivered before the
Metropolitan Mechanics Institute, at the Institute
RSoms, over Geo. and T. Parker's Store, Pa. ave.
nue., THIS "WEDNESDAY EVENING, at ~
O'Clock.
Subject Ancient and Modern Sculpture
The public are respectfully invited. Lecture free.
By order: p. nj PEARSON, REQ. Sec.
feb 9S-lt -
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@,MEIROPOLITAN MECHANICS IN
0a STITUTE.-By order of the Board of
Management, the net proceeds OF the Fair on
Thursday next, March LIST, will be appropriated
for the benefit Of the poor Of the city.
And also that dspositor be admitted during the
day and night, without a pay ticket
Members and others entitled q free admission,
requested not TO their privilege on that day
By order: p M. PEARSON, Rec Sec T,
febs6 Al ..
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The Nominal Meteorological PIofsssorship
Msssrs. Eattors In reporting the naval ap.
preparation bill, the Committee on Ways and
Means remark that "ws have inserted only
one item in the bill which was not estim ated
for regularly, which is that for the salary of
Professor E,py." What are the duties Of this
officer, and what their connection with. the
Navy Department and if there are no du
ties and no officer in the Navy Depart
ment-as We may infer from the statement
that 1t was not estim sted for by the Secretary
Of the Navy-wherei s the oficer and what the
duty at large here provided for? Many per-
sons, TO whom the fact Of any service and the
existence Of an officer Of this sort are entif sl
unknown, would be glad to know how such An
appropriation comes about? Substantially,
they inquire whether the appropriation 10 for
public or private service? Can the com.
mittse, or any one for them, answer? u-.
L INQUIRER.
Watsr.-In the burning of the house of
COL Benton, yesterday afternoon, with the en-
slnes ana nrsusn standing sround it almost
unemployed from want of water, the members
o. eongrs" tmost Of whom witnessed the On.
sassfephe) surely saw the absolute need Of the
supply Of water for the preservation of The
pasfs property here, proposed to be secured
BY the plan OF Capt. Msigs, which they now
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NONCERTINAs.
" Two OF the above Zine instruments for sale low
at the Music Depot Of HILBUS B. HITZ.
feb23 corner Pa. avenue and 4 th sts
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HARPER's MAGAZINE FOR MARCH; IS

"ARPER'S MAGAZINE FOR MARCH; IS
Ill cents
The Sons of the Sres history OF the rise, progress
and destiny Of the American Party
Life and Beauties Of Fanny Fera; 81
Wolert's Roost, by Irving; St25
Gilfillan's Third Gallery af Literary Portraits
Putnam's Magazine for March; IS cent?
Pride and Prejudice; so cts
Cooley and Grakam's Magazines for March.
For sale by L. X. LCNDf,
No. las Bridge street,
feb 26-tf GEORGETOWN.
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refuse to prosecute to Its utmost completion.
The warning Of yestsrday was stunning one,
indeed; and in view Of the fact that q Ere in
either Of the half dozen public buildings in
Washington could not cost the Treasury, from
first to last, less than from ten to thirty mil
lions Of dollars, We again entertain the hops
that the members of both Houses will realize
the Importance of at once appropriating one
or two hundred thousand dollars for the con-
tinuation of the work on the Washington
aqueduct. -=-
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STRAWBERRY PLANTS, RASPBERRY, AND
y Red Curranis, Of the best and choicest varieties
cult walton, comprising ALICE Mode, Uovey seed
iins' British Queen. large Early Scarlet, Eikton
Pine and many other binds Of Strawberries. for
sale bv JOHN o. HUGHES, al Green Valley Nuf-
sery, AlexandTia CO Va.
Apply at the Drug Store OF Charles Ststt, Esq,
corner Of Pa. avenue and Seventh street.
feb 2y-4,t
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E%THE PERSONS HAVING CHANCES
~ in the Rattle of Furniture will take notice
tnat il takes place at my store on FRIDAY next, the
2lst March, at Ak O'Clock pm.
A few more chances for sale.
feb % St. s-t JOSEPH GAWLER
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CTEWART'S SKYLIGHT DAGUERREAN
- Rooms, over Galt's Jewelry Store, Pa. avenue
is where the public can have splendid Pictures taSep
at reasonable prices than al any other room In
the city. Cali early. Satisfaction always given.
feb 08-eo3t<
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papers Of and finished III
the best and from adnerstton contract VIII be
,errd supplying stated such nes AS the
public hui thu privilege reserved OF ordering
quantity either kind should quantity be
CURED and in such quantities be deemed
cessary.
Samples Kind OF paper accompany each bid and all
samples be transmitted this office nee OF post
other expense
proposal signed by the individual or firm making
specify pound and the consequent pce
land but pcal Of each description Of paper
delivered such be
OF all charge
subject 10 the nspeciion conat weight and meas
Superintendent and be in a respects sate
tory. e
proposals he furnished this Once
appayiag be consideration
Enthusiastically agreeing herewith.
Bonds, approved securities, will be required and the
plying inferior article, failure 10 supply The quantity
sured lime will be considered violation Of The contract
satisfactory
evideu~ ability proposal
ni~d with such evidence will be rejected. af8
viii addressed The Hu psnicndens OF Tho Pub
Printing, Capitol Of Tho United ssssss Washington and
hof~cd, "Psoposais for Supplying Paper ta4
A. @. SEAMAN,
Superintendent ~ Public Printing
Jan n aswtd flint, Sentinel start
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I'M petition Charles Davenport Albert Bridges for
bridgeport Massachusetts, praying for the extension of
granted 9TH Of May, isf for improve
in the Of constructing railroad carriages,
tho lateral OF the bodies thereof for nom The
praon Of said which takes place the 9TH day May
1885, e#i e#
said petition be heard the Patent Office
Monday, the 23d OF April al IL O'Clock and all
notified and show they have
why said petition ought not to be granted
the required file in the Paen
Office ohecnons specially least
before the hearng all filed by either
be the said hearing be taken and transmitted In accord
with the rules OF the Office, which viii be furnished ap
cation.
testimony viii be the 18Th Of April
deposons and relied testimony, be
Ged in the Office before the morning of that day the
ments, any, within ten days thereafter.
notice be published the Unon Tntel
genccr Evening Sar, Washington, d. C Pennsyvanau
Philadelphia Pa; chenille Amecau New York and Post
Boston week for weeks previous
the sd day Of April next, the day Of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
raE III tGtfef Commissioner of Patents.
r. SEdilors of the above will and send
their bills the Patent once, with containing this notice
Feb I--iny3w
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proposes carry without
specification viii be considered popoa horseback
modification Of bid terms Ianta
a bid, and cannot be received AZ interfere
regular competition, aer the last foo receiving
he careful certify suicisncy OF
persons OF su
hcsn responsibility and ali hdde sususs are
the
The proposed for in the accepted bids their g
liabilities will be enforced against them.
aud
equally OF taer
Of efficiency be signed by Of the
places before named, Judge Of record.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
osr OYFck URrAKTxENI,
Janusry 10, 1885.
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John ~. BUrHMASN, Importer amt Dealer In Wine.
brandy, cigars Ac SIDE between
9Th received his full of hs
above consisting in part Of M @ss eaasa
Madsra, sherry Port Of various srsde- Champagne In
sni pinl-, ddnrrnt wamds
A variety Of Rhine win~ Of ID sparkling
Also persy spsskax red sav~s prices from
~ 80 per dozen To the highest nsd~t.
Ind other kinds OF
Also sehridsm ia
nae ord ~hiskcy, Irish MALI ecrds and Havana
& FtNfHH + n
Dee Ho-Sawifsw
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TINTED sEAHtss u~il Lime California, VIA Aspi-
VI nd on OF
class Steamships NAVY Department. of less than
1, eCs) burden, guaranying speed and safety e.
The Papaua rairoad completed Uhspo ~ miles from
Pnnana.
embraces 81 miles in
Aspnw Obpo, IL miles land transportation
a recently thorough order a single
therefore, Ia sis hoate
and their baggage being only transferred once and from nne
alongside the
ia future
The enf ely sickness Of description.
being always kept IL New York. Pana-
Francisco detention faceiden
e il entirely reliable.
expected The Atlantic will be made
larry n ON Pacific, ~ lax
Passengers they Aspn
Through tickets iopei be- had e agency lit
West street, New York.
Jan 2s-aU
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Academy OF the Visitation,
Georgetown, ID. c

a HE Of this will be
in September wbep hitherto, seduons
bs bestowed h. pupils
Of a flushed education.
Hdesired the historical Of studies pursued
French greatly facilitates student acquiring
ough knosc Of that while system pursued
teaching superior
the pupils accomplished and scientific
separation of the pupils
made, and the result has heen beneficial 10 influence
youthful pbeFs Of the academy.
Aug Ii--3ewdk etSeptis
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CREMONs, and
EMPRESS.

~
EMPRESS.
The boats carrying the United states mail will
their regular grips
leaving Mobile daily and Montgomery daily the ARRIVAL Of
daily Montgomery with
n. cars al Mobile with the New Orb mail boals
will leave Selma the downward "Trip
SIX O'Clock, a.
Phe above steamers able
OF passengers.
aye boats win exceed hty cents
per barrel, and one dollar bale Of cotton.
For freight passage having elegant Accommodation apply
ue, II dom cox, BRAINARD, = co,
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Proposals for furnishing Paper for the Public
tGE Printing. &I

Orriog SuPKRIHTxspEKr PUaLIo PRINTING,
Washington. January rs, 1855.
IN pursuance of provisions pro-
public printing approved
1884, sealed will be received this Office IN the Capitol
until 2eh March u O'Clock,
furnishing the following quantities and descriptions Of writing
4 e
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On aHd af'~f IassHayl NoeesabsF 7, Ieo4l
pHE cars M~x daily r and
i q o'canck
aap's ne os eseaffsst board. Goa
Junction with iox
Yenon junction warretun al
Virginia Central Ricaomd,
lottsssilie, and ssauntou.
The Gcsdasse daily or Alexandria and intermediate
~ ocieck arrival % the
vsssnls sa Rchnsad, Chaotessle
staunton.
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For Lyncbburg Charlottesville
Mondays, " ednesdays, aud Faaays.
Luray aud New Market with tho Cal
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays
For Winchester daily with Piedmont
MddieeJrg witb The the Plains
Per order w, g. BROCkEfT, Agent
7--df
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q ANrHosY, No. 3oe kroadSv"y, New York, MANI
II, utacurer Of dagueneo,ype apparatus, angs,
&c. and importer Of plates, chemcas fancy frames and
caope chepcuis for pictures and
ria,s Of every description,
Case supplied for manufacturing
Barrisous celebrated voigtiandor shon
hand. ~
500 Broadway, June III 1854.
2O-dlyears
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,nE American sr,i.s. Union ~ou'd 'ssyAs ss
citizens United ard shs tasaAs II, n
pose eulvang for the hse arxheai h.
with view of enabling every isu's 20 hsc'a~ ssssrd
gallery of engravipgs
BY TJE FiRsT ARTISTS on TilR AGE,
tey have order ~ ~
engraving and thus moi ony give employment 10 large nsm
nfhsts but iasps among
works present the purchasers OF their -ngsns
$50, 900 of which Sold
3JO, 900 gifts OF tho actual cost IL 100000.
E,eh pure rdoar engraving therefore, rets
only engraving richly worth the money be, also uasa
BIN Of the gifts when they arr a,s'ribned
For dniars highly finished engraving h-auuny pass
OIL will be Ave doiafs'
did enaravaas selected om the Catalogues ra
mail express. t
copy OF catalogue, together viii, specimen \
engravipns he the Office ri ihiv paper
For raeh dollar engraving actually worth ~
gfi tirkrt will immediately be forwarded
AGENTS.
Tr believing thar the Of this
viii bu materially promoted BY the eoesy
prise intelligent prraeverns agents, have resolved
Any person wishing become agent By sending lpoppa
receive by mail, edola engraving III 1
prospectus catalogue, and a other necessary inonasa
on completion OF tl~ snr the gifts VIII be placed
ha, d. of the purchasers he dis,rihned
which win be given throughout the uned s,s,ss and m Cd
adj, /, + y
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No. 527.
sales of Alternate sections Postponed.

NOTICE hereby given, Of representations
nenonous scttler,
and sher unlowad would
pay public safes of he United
along The route OF The souanea Pacific
advertised No,
be offices December
ordered those sales postponed
and ! o Ia place as follows, 10 wis
Lou commencing Monday The 9th Of
August next
commencing Monday, The 18th Of
August next
office al Clinton, commencing on Monday The ih OF
August next
Al the land Springfield commencing Monday, the oau
Of August next #.HN
Given the General Land otice the city
Washington December A. ID. thousand egat
hundred aud Euy four.
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