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FOR POOR AND LABORING MEN.


SNMALL BUILDING LOrS of 10 feet or lnor.., II
- various parts of the City, sad Georgeto~ O, .
low p.icss, Snt terms TO suit. LLOYD co.
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United States Patent Once.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10, 1855
N the Petition OF JAS. Ii. PUTNAM, Administra
~ tor OF James Il Putnam, deceased, of New Or
Leans, Louisiana, praying for the extensionof
patent granted to the said Jau.s r Putnsm on
the 9th day ct May, 1Si1 for an Improvement in
machines for removing distractions or bars from
tne mouths OF hsrbors rivers, &c" for seven v,sr.
rom the expiration Of said patent, which taxi
place on the 9th day of May, eighteen hundred and
1t is ordered, that the said petition be heard ~ ,bs
fatent once on Monday, the 23d day of April
atLL O'clock m, and all persons are notified to
appear and show cause, II any they have, wbv said
peuton ought not to be granted.
PERSONS opposing the extension are reaured IN Ala
IN the their specially soft fort
In writing, at least twenty days before the dav ot
nearing ali testimony filed by either party to be nssd
~ the sald hearing must be taken and transmitted
In accordance with the rules Of this Office Which ;,
be furnished on application.
The testimony IN the case will be closa5 n, tbs
18th Of APRIL dispositions, and other papers relied an
testimony, must be filed in the Office ON or hotra
the morning Of that day; the arguments. II snv
within ten days thereafter.
Ordered, 50, that this notice be published in the
Union, Intelligence, and Evening star, Washing
ton, d. C.; Pennsylvsnian, Philadelphia Pa; Sciep
me Ameriean, New York; and Enquirer, Cincin.
esti, ono, once week for three successive weeks
previous 10 the ed day of April next, the day Q,
hearing. ' "
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
f.s.EEditors ofthe above papers will please cow
and send their bills to the Patent Oe,ca Nth o, py
containing this notice ;sD Ii"Thpa SP1
kvkNlEd GLASSES In LANGUAGEs-PR0P
~ cO ION Is NIB RG will commence r.v;ev;n,
Glasses IN languages on Monday, 3Otff Ootoh.r .s
ns IsRaencs' 2s7 Pennsylvania avenue.
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FOR sale, deliverable at the Canal, or Wharves II
W Arlington, Georgetown. or Alexandria.
LLOYD 4 co.
18th strsst cFp. TreasuT.g department.
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DENRHYN AND IRON MANrELs-Msy be seen
il q beautiful assortment OF thess cheap and du-
table articles, at the Of Penn sylyana avenue
and Tenth street, over the Washington Savings
Bank. RALPH HASKINe.
nov l6-sotf
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early S5sY5. Ect no ycns p ~ ~ or WOMAN taoCt a..
TO the bScret obligations ci DIarrlsi Mfs without
reading tie PGUERf heSCUL AFTus. Il; NJ er-
srd.-iry from o hs:EoieJ C.ugh, P.ia ia ne > =.
certrr1 nights, nervous >:ags, STA tbs wLois tss.n
sJspsItic Sensations, All giyeH up cy thsir ply
hcsn, be another TnoIc sS. ~..hca. So 5eiuns Ne
&SULGiiCS. Lave tie ae3, 90 tt.o5e scout
10 be rlsTTiyi any .erSi ,.i read This truly use.
al book sc 4 Sss been te EaeEns - sRyiag tbov'.
sn3s 9: untoT:ucl:s cfeLt1fas sea he Tory jsSr e
death.
Sz~Any p-rsoE ssat.rs a. I-sTS 800 CENfs
.nC.Ssea IA lsI5r, viii rec,.s~ e ~ 81 i,'s
work by rpasL ~ uy5 osfiec N.i 20 a = q Cns ts..
ssf.
AdtIcss, (pos: Es.i) Gii. EG. IGUSG.
"a. lea Spruce s,r>Ps. Fhiiais'psje-
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MATHEMATICAL TNsrpT-D1wm.

MATHEMATICAL INsrRUMENTs
Mrs. G. Anderson has rser;r.i : 49,
III compiste as3ortment of Mathcm .icai instrn.
ments snd Drawing Materials OF Ruoerior o,ai;t~
The Ma.h ma.ica Instruments ara ch;ssy ~ Sn;s.
msnuf.cSory in ,asas, rs well In separate pieces
water co!ors aud oil colocs Drswing narsrs NJ az
cry quality. p"Poi' Vi o'-
Al ., Studies in Drawing and pa;nt;n,
dee eft o1c nunS'
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DOCTOR YOURsELF.
THE POCKET ESCULAPIUS:
Oh, EvKRY ONI us OWN pHYSIC1kN.

TIE riGsu. Ensisa, ain
One hundred Sn9rsviEss
shoEing DISEASES and Hsl
Formations Of the Human
system 10 every s'sSys I'D
foru. To Which ID ado =
Treatise On the ri5SSsts -
Females, being OF tfs tlss.
est impcr,,p > "a pssrs. I
prcpls, or 'hns- conteT.
plating marriage. ny
wa. NoUNG, N. D.
Let no fstfsr J.. s-.G&zsS I'd
% pTeser; = G, } u lie
E3CULiyiU5tJ n.s ehiid
Il ray save LIN fTATi ga
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CHARLES MASON,

E .s.IEditors ofthe above papers will please copy
containing this notice a., ~ .PePo
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unisd States Patent once.

o.
nN the petition of EMILY c PULLMAN. aimi isty.
~ Tx Of the estate IF Lewis Pullman decease5
late OF Albion, New York. praying for the extension
Of patent granted to the raid Lewis PuIiman on
me Zht OF August, lSil, for an improvement IN
machines for 'emoving buildings" for even wears
rom the expiration Of said patent, which takes
place On the zlst'dsy Of August, eighteen hundred
and fifty I've:
is ordered, that the said petition be heard at tn.
Patent Office on Monday, the 9th day of August
next at IL o'clock, and all persons are motif to
appear and show cause, IL any they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required to fle
In the Office their objections specially set forth
In writing, at least twenty days before the day NJ
hearing; all testimony fled by either party to be us
at the said hearing must be taken and transmittad
in accordance with the rules Of this Once which nm
be furnished on application.
The testimony in the case will be closed m N.
23th Of July; depositions and other papers rsl =, -
rs testimony, must be flied in the ONCE ON n, he
the morning Of that day; the arguments ~ .~r
within ten days thereafter. ny,
Ordered, also, that this notice be pub,;sb.d q, A.
Union, Infelligencer, and Evening stsr. Wssh,n.
ton, d. o.; Daily Rer ubiican, Baltimore. Ma p.ns
yivanian, Philadelphia, Pa; scienti6c im.,-
lean, New York; and Post Boston. Mas on.s =
week for three successive weeks. prsyisns ~ -.
ON oay Of August next. the day OF hearire.
CHARLES MASON
n, nm, Commissioner OF Patents
f.S.EEditors ofthe above papers viii please con,
smu sena thsii binsto the Patent Once, with psp~r
S'A's'Hs1S soa noaes' may 22-gua1
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE.

ALEXANDRIA, May Fl, 1855.
The coming election sbsorbs all attention.
and each p4ty is already in array for the
great battle of the Oath. Both parties seem
confident Of success, and few bets are offered
without finding takers.
The selection Of delegate to represent
Alexandria county in the next House of Dele.
gates occupies full share of attention. MI.
Lewis Mckenzie has Withdrawn from tho field
land rumor Gays from the Know Nothing or.
gsni zation, too leaving Mr.. James II Reid,
the Know Nothing nominee, clear field with
that party. On the other side, Mr. W. W. Her.
bert, whose affnities are with the Wing party,
ID announced as q candidate, and will, it is
said, receive the almost undivided support of
tho outside Wings and the whole of the Dem
ocrstic vote. Mr. Herbert, though born among
us, and fully identified with Alexandra inter.
ests is comparatively stranger to public life:
Yet long association with our people has given
hiu the entire confidence of the community.
Dir. Reid came to the county some four years
since as clerk of the Orange and Alexandra
Railroad Company, in which capacity he still
resides among US
The steamer Powhatan Is still aground on
Port Tobacco shoals, and it is eaid she will not
be gotten of without serious damage.
10 morrow, our new river boat, Alice C.
Price, makes her trial trip. AMI
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49, CARD deem it proper to state that
~ shall not he a candidate q. nomination or
re election TO the City Council, at ,he ensuing cleo
ton.
Nominated twelve months since nv the Kindness
OF private friendship, and prior TO any popular ag-
tatiOn, entered the Council with a fixed de ermi
nation, in all my official acts to be governed only by
tile provisions Of the charter and the interests and
prosperity Of the whole city. In order that nv no
sition should not be misunderstood, on the moraipp
of the election published i'm the Na,ionol InteIIi.
gencer The following card:
understanding that Misrepresentation exists in
regard to my views, desire to say to the voters of
the Third Ward, IN At my name was put i'm nom ma
ten solely with view to the true and lawful inter
ess OF the city, and with purpose of an infringe
msnt OF either the political or religious rights OF my
fellow citizens"
Guided by the sentiments of this publication, I
have rot, during the period Of my service voted for
the removal of any man ON Office nor counselIed
one change that may have been made, or known in
advance the political religious opinions of those
elected 10 municipal Offices.
The Common Council has very little to do with
such matters am not member of or respon ibe
to any secret organization whatever and have pev
er been controlled BY such, in or our of 1;ounc;,
Religious test or qualification for tffice has never
met my appreciation, but on the contrary nv honest
disapprOval. In national politics nv course has
been steadast and consistent, and know of no mo-
lteal 81 to be forgiven, shortcomings 10 Iament
For thirty years have steadily in defeat IA in snc
cess sustained and supported democratic prneip es
and Jefersonian landmarks, yielding to no exc t.
ments, passions or preudices which, i'm their devil
epment, could corfiict with the Advancement of,ta
one or the maintenance OF the ether TO the GREAT
Republican party have faithfully given not only ,he
ferVor OF yout but the energy ofmanhood, and haze
eeTtiag II. ]. A. NJ. DUNCANSON
NAV 2l--lt
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Wood Engraving and Lithographirg.
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT Pupuc PRINTING,

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PupIIc PRINTING
" Washington MAY l9, 1855
PROPOSALS will be received al this Office unt i
Il the 30th day Of May instant, at - O'Clock. m .
for drawing AID engraving upon wood, In the hirh-
est style OF the art, twenty four more quar-,
pages tsiI by niBe inches) of scenery, 10 irustrA
Reports Of Surveys of Route for Railroad TO Pacin
Ocean.
Also, for drawing and engraving. in the same
style, sIXtyfive more small geological ilusirs-
tons and views TO accompany same work.
Also, Tor drawing and engraving in the same mals-
ntr, two or more views 10 accompany Report Of
Lieut. Gilliss.
All these engravinss will be required 10 be drawn
upon the blocks in the very best style and the draw
ing submitted TO this ofice far correction or sp-
proval and when such drawings approved, the
engravings to be executed in the neatest manner.
Proposals will also be received until the same dat.
Tor drawing In crayon, in the highest style OF the
art, upon stone, and print ng in one two ana three
limits, twenty-three thousand or more copies Of
twenty four or more quarto plates (siI by nine
lnches) OF Illustrations to accompany Reports Of
Surveys OF Route for Railroad 10 Pacific Ocean.
Proposals will also be received for drawing AMI
printing portion of the work last above named.
and printing in co.oIs.
The illustrations will be open 81 this Office for the
inspection of those persons DESTROYS OF bidding for
the same until the closing Of the bids, and any in
f)rmation desired will also be furnished.
The paper required for printing the liIhocraphs
will be furnished by this office
Contracts will be entered into with, and bonds
with security viii be required FROM the successful
bidders, Tor he faithful execution OF their contracts.
lhe DIS VIII state, separately, the price, and but
enc price, for each class Of work bid for and the
Tune reqsired for the execution OF the work or p5r-
nons OF The same, and must be addressed 10 ga G.
seaman. Superintendent Of Public Printing, WASH
ington, ID ," and be plainly endor ed Proposals
for W God Engraving" or "Lithosraphinr.
A. G. SEAMAN.
may 2l-lw SUP, rinIendent.
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The Engineer Board. -Thsfe Wa yesterday
at the oface Of the Engineer Bureau OF the
Navy, in this city, board consisting Of Engt
peer-in- Chief Martin and Chief Engineers
Gay and Lakewood, who are examining can
didates for admission into the engineer corps
of the Navy. They are expected to be in ses-
sion for some two weeks
An Acting Secretary Of tho Intsrior.-G.
@. Whiting, Esq Chief Clerk Of the Interior
Department, We learn, has been sppointed
Secretary CT the Interior, pro tenn, to serve
in that capacity during the absence Of Secre-
Rotary McClelland, who left Washington this
morning on visit to his home in Michigan.
Gov. Gardeners Last Vsto-of the infamous
personal liberty bill-was evidently ocoasioned
by the fact that it passed the Legislature few
days too soon. This is, before, instead Of after
the Virginia election. That's all.
A Light House Keeper Appointed -Chas
Barron, has been appointed keeper Of the light
house on Cape Florida, Fla, at $500 per ar.
mum, vice Robt. R. Fletcher, removed.
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PERSONAT,.

....His Excsllenoy Baron Won Gerolt, Prus.
sian ambassador at Washington, and family
Joseph Linden, of New York, bearer of des
patches to France and England, and r. c
Burlage, of New York, bearer Of dispatches
to the Netherlands, are among the passengers
in the Hermann, for Southampton and Bre-
men.
80. The English and French allies, failing
to recruit soldiers In this country for the
Cfimea, to furnish food for gunpowder and
disease, have contracted with ain parties
in Indiana to supply them with slaughtered
hogs, to serve az food for their soldiers
LIT appears from our foreign advices this {
Father Gavazzi" attended, on April thir-
tieth. at Newgate, London, and administered
spiritual consolation to Luigi Buranelii, the
Italian who wac executed for murder.
80. Green Walker and Charlton D. Shean,
two of the jurors on tho trial Of M. F. Ward,
for the murder Of Butler, have each brought
libel suit against the preprie:o or OF tho Louis.
vile Democrat, for libel, fixing the damages
at 81, 900.
80. Mrs. Biacque, daughter of Dr. Mott OF
New York, and wife of the interpreter to the
Turkish Legation in Paris, re,ently died sud-
denly, In consequence Of the reception Of let
ter from her absent husband, in which he
stated that he lad married another wife, ia
Greek LADY, as it was his clear right to do &C
cording to his religion and the customs Of his
country. He added that he had no desire ever
to see hsr again.
1.-Two young msn named Napier and
Woody, living in Richmend, Va having got
into and an angry discussion on Sunday afser-
noon about yourg lady, finally engaged il
fight which resulted in tho former shooting
Woody in the thigh, infictipg dangerous
wound. Napier ia in custody awaiting the is
sue.
....Mr. Patterson, the editor Of the Park
vile Luminary, has passed through Buffalo,
on his way to New York, to purchase materials
for new office, to replace the one destroyed
by the mob.
....Admiral Cory, Of the British Navy,
died In Paris On the let inst Last year he
was second in command to Sir Charles Napier,
in the Baltic.
....Among the arrivals from Europe by the
Baltic was that Of J. Hosford Smith, ESQ,
lately United States Consul for Syria and
alestine, at Beirout, who has returned home
with his family after an alb sence Of Ave years.
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OFFICIAL.

Nosii;n Pierce, Presdenf Of The Un;ied Sf0tss ~
america, to oil phom may concern:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited TO
me that HERnANN WEIsESBoRs has been appointed
Consul OF the Prince Of Reuss Of the senior line for
he pt of New York, and aiso Consul Of the Prince
of Reuss for the junior line for the United States.
DO hereby recognise him as such, and declare him
free to exercise and enjoy such functions, powers
and priyilsees as are allowed to the Consus Of the
most favored nations in the United States.
Tn testimony whereof, have caused these letters
to be made patent, and the seal Of the United States
TO be hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand, at the city of washington,
the 18th day Of May, A. ID. 1855, and OF
r.. ST. the independence Of the United States OF
America the seventy-ninth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
By the President:
w. l.. MARCY, Secretary OF Stale.
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WASHINGTON STORE

II AIDES, you must not forget that we are stn
i offeiing great bargains in Dry Goods.
We name in part
Mouselns and Csshmeres az l2k cents cosi %
Fine fast colored Lawns at cents, cost llk
Yard wide bieached Cottons, only 6Y cents
White and colored Grape Shawls at half price
Cotton sheetings, all widths, less than they can Be
bought elsewhere
Plain Challeys, only l6x per yard
Fine French Ginghams, Only % cents
Ladies' black Hose at cents
Linen Table Damask very cheap
few pieces left, beautiful styles Brilliants only
D cents ~
Eerese de LANES for l2L cents. worth e5
Plain, dotted and Embroidered Swiss Nuslins. VERY
cheap Wy
Our custom.rs will please remember that an of
the above Goods mrst be sold by the let Of July
We have also few pieces Silks different si,ls.
which viii be sold without regard TO cost.
No. Is, opposite Centre Market
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First patent-combined on one stock
Second patent-selffeedins with eyelet
Ihlrd pateEt-patent improved fastener, riveans
both sides
All parties III want OF good Eyelet Machine are
strongly recommended 70 use none but LIPMAN'S
PATENT IMPROVED, which is decidedly the best
ever brought before the public, possessing numerous
advantages, viz:
strong, durable and not liable to get out Of Or
DER. IL punches the hole well, and TO n the Eyelet
and in one operation clinches the EyeIct on both
SIDES. IL saves time, as the papers &c. need not
De reversed or turned over clinch the EyIet Sc
como uGe, as Ii The case with all other Machines
Ii is useful the Merchant in films awsy n. ,e,.
as wcl as TO the attorney or Conveyancer the shoe
maker, Tailor, Mllliner, and numerous Others. and
ID very labor saving Machine
Sold by all the principal Stationers and Fame,
Goods Dealers throughout the United staie.
Agents for Washington,
TAYLOR MAURY,
may Gift Bookstore mes, Oh &C.
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- Co Saturday next, the members Of the
New York Police Department wilt appear in
the Park, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, in full
uniform, VIXEN they will be reviewed by
Mayor Wood, who will also address them
About one thousand policemen will take part
IN tn parade, aud band Of music has been
engaged for the occasion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-22

~ MOTT E-AlI persons having bills
49, against the late ball of the franklin Fire
or uckss 10 return, ore requested TO pre-
sent Them 10 the Treasurer, w. II. Fannino. Esn-
by the first Wednesday in June. D'f'
Mo9ey que the Company for rent of Hall, &c.
mus. De psid TO the Secretary, he alone being au
ho'i]ea 10 receive and receipt for the same
X. e DOYLE, President.
GEO. h. CRossrIeLD, Secretary. NAV 2I-a
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New MUsIC.-" Adelina on the Prairie"
: AazaIka dss GIacss," "Kiss me if you dare
waltz, Alexandria Polka Schotiisch," and
the Chevy Chase Pslka''-all for the piano
foEte-Aave been sent to Us by Hilbus Hiiz,
who have fac assortment of music and
musical instruments at their beautifully fitted
Up store, in the Star Buildings"
These pieces are from their own press-ts.y
being engaged in the printing and publishing
of original as we'll as other music-and, &C
cordiug 10 cur opinion, having heard them
played, they are what the ladies would call
"beaatiful"
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lIEw BOOKS RECEIVED AT

NEW BOOKS RECEIVED At
~ SHILLiNGTON's.
The Two Guardians, by the author OF Hesrssease
and the Heir of Redclyf
Ladies' National Magazine, for June
RailOu's Magazine for June
New York Journal, for June
Yankee Notions, for June.
All the New Books and every thing in the Sta
tionery line, for sale At
sHILLlNGTON'S Bookstore,
odeon Building, Ger. ~ St, and Pa. sv.
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STEAMBOATS, CONNECTING !,

With each train Of Cars arrivS'
Sirg in Warrington or Alexan.
dIla.-Ihe Steamers T n OMAs COLLYERsm
GEORGE WASHINGTON will make the abb
connections, leaving Washington al 6 a. m. for
orange ana alexandria cam, and connect with tny
same train on their arrival.
Meals furnished ON the boats
umcfe. SANU CcnNpv Cant
may I'D
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STRAYEG from the subscriber on Sunday
~ evening, May Goth, Two HORSES. One "a
was DARK horse, with a long main, and the IN
other was dark rome Mare. A suitable re-
ward Will be given If returned to the owner, near
Bla den's Wharf. John BRICKLEY.
may 22-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-22

UADvxRrIszNsNTs should be handed
in by IL o'clock, NJ, otherwise they may
Hot appear until the next day.
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AGENTS FOR TmR STAR.

The following persons are authorized
to contract for the publication of adver.
tisements in the StaT:
Philadelphia-V. B. PALMER, N. W..
corner Of Third and Chestnut streets.
New York-S. NJ. PETTINGILL & Co.,
Nassau street.
Boston B. PAINEs, Scollay's
Building.
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~ A STATED MEETING OF THE
d. UNION (Anti Know NothinR) ASsOCI-
ALTON Of Arlington will be held THIS EVEN
ING, at O'Clock, 1t Harmony Hall. All who are
friendly to the coed cause are invited TO attend.
VIM COOPER,
may CIT Sec pro fem
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NEW POLKA

NEW fOLhA.
hE CHkvY CHASE POLKA, composed for
- and deSicated q Miss Sally ID. Bradley, by J.
y. saunders, ESQ.,. OF This city. whose compositions
nave always met with such great public fayof.
Inc merits OF the piece are such as will introduce
IL among all lovers OF music
P;ice Is cents.
Just published and for sale by
IlILBUS g. HITZ,
me residents Mounted Guard Quick step, CON-
posed by the accomplished Pianist Mr.. Robert Hell.
lef, will appear I'm a few days NAV 70
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AsExcY OF FRENCH SPoLiATIoN CLiIns,
Washington, May 22d, 1855

TN answer to many inquiries by claimants against
the French prior to 1900, a. to the course Of pro-
ceeding proper TO pursue towards obtaining re-
Dress deem IL most expedient thus publicly 10 in
form all those concerned, that, after consulting
competent advisers, IL has been concluded a. most
advisabe-not to voluntarily submit their claims to
the Claims Court, as they would be mixed up witt
thousands Of other claims and not decided for many
years ito specify other obection)-but to submit
them to Congress in the usual manner AT the Open
ing of the ensuing ZION in the expectation that
direct relief may be provided for them and through
a special Court or Board or, il the CLAIMS Coun
be resolved on as the only tribunal Congress will
grant, that reference to it may lie made by direct
legislative act.
1t Is very certain that these claims would fully
and constantly occupy Board Of the highest class
for three years. and justice emphaticslly points to
such BOARD as right and proper in the case
may Sd; JAMES II. CAUSTEN.
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MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.

Collected WITH GREAT CARE.-Evrry az
y ticle i'm the above line may be obtained
ten per cent cheaper than In any store in
the city. Milliners win find IL TO their al
vantage 20 call. w
Straw Bonnets, Hats and Flats
Lace, Grape, Blonde, Silk and Lawn Boanets al
WAYS on hand
Frames, Seamless Crowns, Rice do.
Blonde Lace Edgines Footing, &C.
WILLIAM p. SHEDD,
Fancy Goods and Millinery, 5Oa lIth 81.
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