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nv the President Of the United states

IN pursuance ofIaw FRANKLIN PIERCE Presidsn. Ua
public sales viii bs held land oaess he
s o. g ssSS a ~ a : iifS s SS$sSsr on Mon
day fourteen day q ay merit oI 'o disposal or % 6s PaS
townships, viz
North Of ts base line and Of ts PaeiPa meridian.
The ISLANDS situated in six township ortyseyen
section" and iwsnynne township forty eight q
range ye and in section thrrse, township foryhVe range
Township forty -nine, Ofranse ten. 40, :,
Townships forty nine and any, OF ranss eleven
Townships three forysI forty seVen' and orve eight
Township lrse forty SI, fOrseven, Of twenty
tlIee. - = !, - ,,,, a.
Townships forty tour and ory-hye Of rasss '"eH'S-'I
Townships forty eight forty nine' and nyone' oiange mHy
townships forty eight iOy-nins my and hyOne range
Tognships forty ye Any, and my one, range thrsI
The vacant anappropiaed Ave- twenty
m A. y e and cee a at DUNCAN commencing Monday he
viz viz "''''A
North Of the base line Of the prneiPaI sidia
Township thirty-seven, of range rwenty-seVen.
Townships thirty four and arty hye, Of range twenty eight
Townships thirty four and thiyhve OF range twenty nine
Of the bose line and east Of the principal msTdian
Certain islands situated in the following sections sec
ons twenty i've, township thirty four, OF
S oranss eight in sections nnstecn thirty, township
thirty four same range IN s & s na @ns ao TS
sGip hiiy-ISo Of me same range township
thirty four township thirty -one, of the same range
appropriated law the of schools military and
purposes together with those swamp and overowed lands
unit cultivation" granted 10 the State by
entitled An act enable the State OF Arkansas and other
90 lands within their limits approved
september 26 1850, ppili be excluded from the sales.
The offering lands will be commenced the days
appointed proceed order which they adVeI
aed despach until the whole shall have been
offered ana ts sales thus shall be open
and private OF OF the lands will
be admitted after the expiration OF the two weeks
Washington, this filh day OF
April thousand eight hundred aud hfy
by the President FRANKLIN FIERCE.
THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
tha Land
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Proposals for Building Six schooners for the
United states Revenue Service.
TREASURY DRFARTMENr,
gpnfemheF Il lEEE


September 6, 1850
SEALED PROPOSALS distinctly endorsed Proposal,
nue. Vessels and addCssrd Secretary Of the Treasury
VIII be received o this once until y o'clock Of the 9Th day
November next for furnishing the materials constructing
ping and delivering aaoa I foFe an choone OF about 6
tons burden each, for United
northern lakes.
The models and plans be furnished contractor
yesos to be completed whn three months from signing of
contract
No proposal will be considered persons
gagged In ship building And
signatures o responsible persons guarantees
viii be entered ntb by the bidder acceptance
the department..
one a o the amount o contract win be paid
ot satisfactory evidence that the panked ceed
me decks ad and the balance the delivery of The vessels
pleted
Al the materials used be- quality work 10
he eHecuted IN faithful manner, and the satisfaction o
perinendent.
The yese whcu received from tho hands contractor be
ny nsged furnished and equipped, and finished clea with
Of chains anchors,
cnmboose cabin, and ward. room furniture and
Persons desiTOus of bidding will be furnished fr reoued
spsotfsatons o application 10 this department
In bidders should desire propose m the whole number o
vessels they liberty offer 0T their
convenience. JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury,
Sept G-9awin6thNny
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Notice

Of The removal Of he land office from Lebanon 10 Centre
in the STATE Of Alabama.
IN with the provisions Congress entitled
"An authorizing changes location ohces
approved March 3 1885, hereby declared
the land Office for the sale Of public lands Al
OF ALABAMA, VIII be removed
State from and amer the thirty FIRST day Of July
Given under hand, the city Of Washington, l
June, A. d. 1856
BY order OF the President:
THOS. A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner OF the General Office,
June l6-lHw6w [IaIel.astaTI
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mo. 56O.I

NO. obO.
NOTICE OF the withdrawal OF lands In wIsconsIn.-
~ In approved 30 June 1885, granting
lie lands the State of Wisconsin aid
railroads. said Of
fee whdra fom market until further ORDERS oil
said State and continuing the same
fore ordered by telegraph the 29th II May last
portion ofihe lands will be restored
peced sketch Of the
office which restoration 20 given.
Given my hand General Land Office at the city or
Washington, this 18th Of June, A. d. 1856.
TnOS, A. HENDRICKS, Commissioner
June l3-Rw6w rIntcl n Star.1
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no THE IApIEs.-Mr n J. HARpER. a n,ooma,ld 80,

TO THE LADIEs.-Mr. r. L. HARPER % Broomhed street,
Boston, has received choice and
elegant straw embroidered ball dresses Of the style
which were universally admired Newport As
was not hen able supply the demand he opportunity
70 inform hs ladies that he just opening fresh supply
which are white, and very appropriate for bridal
Also head dreses cultures eapOes collars mantes kc all Of
which In embroidered and yar
ETY. nfwreaths of straw fowers feather flowers, &C,
NB-This the only house in the United
goods be obtained
BosToE January s, 1856
Ian
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Land warrnnt Lost.
Sept io-iaw6w

TUE public hereby notified that it day Of August
1856 the undersigned, james NJ HALEY whom land
NO 254O for 100 isaned Commissioner
sions The United Congress 1855 enclosed
tho United mail scotiayis Ahernare county, Yir.
gina the said land Messrs snyder SON.
ngon city That the said lsnd was endorsement
thereon transferred blank By the UNDERMINED
the aaid Nj Snyder believed that sne
either fraudnleny thken from the or Lost.
Al therefore hereby purchasing
said warrant intend 70 apply the Commissioner Of Pensions
for a duplicate of said warrant
JAMES VI. HALLRv.
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Washington Aqueduct.

OgTiCE WAsHIEGTOH AqUEpuCT,
Washington, March Z, l555
DROPOsALs invited foT graduation
dams tunnels, and other OF the Raueduc
Proposa received the 9Th Of May will be opened
that day.
animation and amer the Goth day ofApnl
Proposals will be received the particular culyer
bridges 6e kc described in the plans aud specihcaons
only Of the
all
BE- subject future appropriations BY The
prescribe
dndeT each contract for
ofhe appropriation holding sufficiently,
what shall stopped unii funds available.
entire -toppagu ofany particular
will be paid ~ In the Judgment
engineer the work has been properly executed s
gone,
Payments will In specie checks upon United
monthly estimates Of the engineer eseTvng 10
and will be condition Of all contracts that the work
men shall be paid wases monthly specie.
All bids should be sealed and endorsed proposals for work
the Washington Aqueduct.n
United the right bids
should they be deemed advantageous and make
mai considered most conducive 10 The OF the
responsible peons the effect that he
bidder hdderu will his their bid
obligation, within days. with good and sufficient
securities completion of the work undertaken said
by The certificate of tho United
Judge UBed States district attorney, Officer
individual Known the Engineer De-
pnment Of War; that The guasno able TO mako good their
Bids win bo opened presence of blddCu II any hcm
choose 70 ~ present
Capt OF EnFlncsu, In charge
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The New York and Liverpool United states
Mail Steamers.

The ship, comprising this line following:
The Atlantic Capt. Oliver Eldridge.
The Baltic Capt Jos. Comstock.
The hdnahe Capt James West.
These ships having been built by contract OF
& pressy for government service every care has been
QhH taken in their construction, in
s TO insure strength and speed; and their accommo-
daons for unequaled
Price OF New York Liverpool cabin s80
In second cabin s5 Prom Liverpool TO New and 90
guneas.
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship
No berths can be secured until paid for,
The ships of this line have bulk heads
avoid danger from Banks noh of a.
until amer the lst Of August -
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punel TOudvne o. johnson cray and Maria se.slon..

PuInel TOudyine Johnson Gray Sessions,
In equity In Somerset county, before Hon. Thomas Spence
judge OF the 9Th Judicial circuit OF Maryland
THE object OF this suit procure of certain
real estate for the purpose OF partition perecng
by n certain
Maria Sessions. The b a
s. Macke late OF Somerset deceased
all his estate of kind his wife
after her death TO William M D. Townsend Eza Townsend
Elizabeth aHn Vance, Henry Alexander
said James died seized OF
worth about four hundred dollars The bill
susan her life the title
thereto the purchase by said John
Vances interest," Joha sale by James
SIemons and Josiah Engsworth his
of all said JOHNS interest the death M Townsend
and the ute Of Maria Sessions and Mary e.
Townsend the descent
the sale by the said Mary E.
In said lot 10 the complainant the purchase by
In his lifetime OF Maria Sessions interest
destroyed the death descent
of her interest TO her BROTHER the said Henry
by said Henry of all his
Virginia the
with johnson Gray, of
tenib and the said Gray of enh complain
ants estate for The life Of said Susan, living al an
advanced age ana praying for decree establishing
b. a
the OF paron, and for
said Maria who
the subscriber circuit Judge the eighth judicial
land ordered that the complainant by
be inserted in publedn Washington
in each Of hye successive weeks before 18th
this and them appear court person or oy so
before the fifteenth day of October answer the
premises and show If they have, why should
not pass as prayed THOMAS A. SPENCE.
GEvIE WooLTORD, Clerk.
June 7-law5wif
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ST. JoSoph's Academy for Young Ladies
Near EmmiHsbuF0,


1B studies this the
9h August and terminates the Thursday
Cor board and uton $3.50 payable
ally IN advance There charges for muSc drawing
Eg and also for Spanish taian German and Latin. The
for The primary department composed Of pupils under
age, slOO per able half yearly advance
Letters Of inquiry should be addressed MOTHER sUPE
ROR Of g. osephs Academy, Emmsburg Frederick county
Maryland
Jul H-dlyeaT.
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Notice

Of WiLkdraVal Of lands in Florida and Alabama.
IN pursuance OF entitled An ganng public lands
IN alternate sections 10 the states OF Florida and Alabama
railroads
7h May, 1856 all tho iands lying within feen miles
Of following railroads act
from 81 JOhns river, Jacksonville Of
Gambia bay near nsacola from Amelia island, the
Tampa bay with Koy, ID,
Gulf Of Mexico Except the Tampa portion OF june
the CedeT Key branch from Pensacola FLORIDA
Montgomery, ,habamahave by ohiee
suspended from sale and location until further orders
Given under Land
Washington, this twenty third day Of May, 1885.
THO5, A. HENDRICKS,
May 24-law6w tstar Il Inie.l Commissopsr
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*. III. GILL N a

removed his Office 10 his resid in FranGin Row.
of and Thirteenth lie win continue devote his
principally in the United States Supreme
Having devoted much law concerning patents will
advice opinions legal questions arising
the Patent oce and appeals TO the chief justice
of District of Columbia, and will the
pre- epaTalOn and trial Of suits concerning patents
lie win give opinions prepare arguments for
Congress either Departments
prosecute cns before any board established for their
adjudcati0n.
nct0 0E-nr
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Virginia Land.

HAVE m sale l2 acres wood land n well waored and
plenty Of meadow land The
through H. The distance from
khe same from Orange Cour- house,
Further description Any wishing purchase
viii view ~ The whole dollars per
susihrd cash can be divided suit purchasers higher
prtcs, Apply ". n. TrfOM
ysne 9tlsv5~ Fredericksburg, Yirshis,
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Nassau Han College of New Jersey, Princeton.

should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought TO min;
Should auld acquaintance be forgot
And days o. auld lang syne.n
The members OF the the ending June,
the junior class Of the ending June, 1882 Sophomore
casS the ending in June 1881 and the Freshman class Of the
ending in June $780, hereby assemble
Washington D. o. BY the third Of March, A. d. 1887
brighten the links OF the chain ofoys and friendship which
de entirely TO exchange in their
lives greeting aud sympathy and lament unimey
| OF their most promising compesrs.
preliminary meeting OF the srappointed committee will be
held Monday in September A d. 1856 the United
States HOTEL Chesnu between Fourth and Fifth Streets
members Of the classes whom
invited attend when the win
adopted full an attendance possible.
those whom this notice Is addressed will be
furnish the secretary ofhe committee by mail with
EDWARD J. GRANT, NJ D..
Of Trenton, N. j., Chairman Of Committee.
ALEXANDER @, BART, NJ. D.,
OF Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
}. NEWTON LIGHTNER.
Of fLancRler, Pennaylyunis,
PHILIP PENDLEToN
OF Winston, AHeghsny Co., Md,
SAMUEL p RICHARDS,
OF BalstO Iron and Glass Works, ~ j.,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
q Montgomery county. Maryland,
Committee,
ions WErDHAE, OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 97-lAwthar3 TInnigencerl
All in the civilized
ed 10 notice this advertisement In their editorial
beTs Of the
visions Of the globe aud all newspapers throughout United
states Of America requested
cnsonay between this date and the ID Of March A. D. 1887
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No 57Ll
Motto, of the Refstabi'hmSHt Of he Land Ohcr al lin
csnues in the State Of Indiana
IN COMPLIANCE with Conqreps an
proved August 18th, 1866 entitled An land
occs AZ Yncennes Indiana and ascertain
- certain ands IN The of Indiana Ino. formerly in
cuded within the Nnesnneu land dsno IL hereby ciared
and made known that the Offices U receiver Al Yncen
have again been opened for the sale and entry lands
asH said land Offices had abolished.
Gvea under my city of washington s day Of
November A, %. 1856.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
. Commissioner of the Land Once
NOV 9o--lawdR lint and aIarl
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Law school Cumberland University, az Lebanon.
EGnnessoe.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham carulheu late circuit
Il judges of Tennessee
Hon Nathan Green, of the Judges supreme
of Tennessee.
Ridley, of the State.
Judges CaTuhers Green their
the school.
Plan ftnstruion-I Daily examinations
books No regular lectures
daily lessons IN the progress of the examinations
q Weekly of common law
dents suits statement of facts profess
them through all the processes
practice The framed TO require them
Deeds wills records and all documents
dence in the trials Some of the taken by appeal
yupreme which held monthly the class,
public the end every session. The students Clerks
jurors judges and chnnceors, in official
baciiies connected with their suits.
Sesstonslhe third
tember ends third Thursday in February
the succeeding Monday in February and
Thursday In July
Expenses per scon.-Tuion ESQ., advance conungen
S2 boarding about $50. books
which had in the Lebanon bookstores.
dents advanced class No previous study required
mission There four regular classes Students
any time during the collegiate year.
There moot legislature connected with the school
Number of students the last collegiate year eighty
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS,
Feb ll-eoly President Board of Trustees
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PROPOSED DArrI o. SAILING.


EDWARD K. COLLINS,
No. So Wall street, n. Y,
BROWN, sHIPLEY, CO..
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD & Co.
~ Austin Friurs London.
D. O. WAINWRIGHT 90,
Paris.
Tho ships will be accountable
bullion, Specie lewey precious stones, metals unless bills oi
adng sFnod therefor the value expressed
May l-du
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spectHCIss.

GOLD silver and plated spectscs eye glasses SC
all focuses, with peroca perscopic, pAraboa gasses
long experience gives peculiar advantages In selecting
adapted TO the eyes Of wearors.
N. w. GAIT h BRO,
S94 Penn. avenue between Ninth and Tenth streets
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drf

w knck 81 sS. = -
The Life and Travels Of Hcrodotus FAh Century before
Christ; imaginary biography founded fact; BY j. Tai
Dor Wheeler, r. v. G., =, vols 81.
The Huruenot EIiles; historical novel. IS cents,
Mechanics Tables containing and circumference cir
oes and sides of equal squares angd
hoops, cutting OF boiler platss SC. sc, BY Chahes H. ia.
well, marine engineer, 50 cent?.
Introduction 20 the sndy Of Art by NJ. A. Dwight 81
Life Sketches from ConamOn Paths series OF tales
by Mrs. Julia L. Dumont 81.
The Rise and Progress Of The English Constitution by
Greasy, NJ a. Third edition. sI
n, O. Trench, n. d. Is cents, ''-'
Just published, and fot saie TAYLOR a NhURY,s
june ~ Bookstore, Oh =.
pHE letters OF Madame de ScvIRne 20 her Daughter
Hud Friends, edited w Mrs Sarah j. Hale, vol. 81 25
The Letters oi Lady Mary Worey MontaRu,
rah j. Hale. vol 81 o.
May@ FRANCK TAYLOR.
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MEMBERS Of Congress and yIsiters 10 Washington
VI respectfully informed that at TAYLOR h MAURYtS
Book and Stationery street,
Their folovn
important work. comprises department oferature cencc
and
New books received Immediately on publication
Weekly impariRtons from England
Calhoun's Works volumes
Jefiersons Works, volumes
WebsteIs works, D yos, autograph edition
Eyeret's Ontons and speeches, volumes
Cay's Private Correspondence, volume
3. =. Prcnissis Memoirs, volumes
BancIofi's History Of the United States, volumes
Staesmanis Manual, I volumes
Hickey's Constitution, volume
JeneTsonb Manual, volume
The Constitutions Of The United States, volume
EliOta Debates and Madison Papers, volumes
Marh's Orators and Statesmen, volume
Sory's Works, volumes
Lives Of Chief Justices OF the United States volume
LebcrF CiyH Liberty and Self government volumes
Wus Life OF Patrick Henry volume
Kennedyis Life Of Wirt, volumes
uarland'E life Of John Randolph, l volume
Party Leaders, by BALDWIN, / volume
DC Tocqueviles Democracy in America, volume
The Fedefalist, | volume
Gmke's Nature and Tendency Institutions your,.
Constitutional 4 book, volume
Carey Past, Present, and Future, volume
6eaman's Progress Of Nations, volume
hcElgous American Debaor volume
Future Wealth of fAmencb, volume
Smiths Wealth ofNatons, volume.
Every description Of American EnRsh stationery
the finest qualities, AZ the lowest prices.
Visiting cards and printed greatest
TAYLOR a MAURYs,
Dec'-du Near 9th
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PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY FROM
LOSS BY FIRE!
Fire, Marine, and hlaHd Insurance.

EhOIECIION AND INDEMNITY FROM
LOSS BY FIRE
Fire. Marine, and hlaad Insurance.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL AND SURPLUS,
$I,S6s,I5I I3.
FARMERS AND MECHANICS INSURANCE COMPANY OF
PHILADELPHIA.
oe aooest corner Of PenslOania aUsae and S.OeoeaA
street, Washington, d. q.
DIRECTORS.
Hon. Thomas B. Florence, Charles Dinsee,
George IL Armstrong, Thomas Manderhed,
George Helmbod, r. Carroll BrewseT
James Il. NealI, Isaac Leeeh, ir
EDWARD r. HELABoLD, Secretary.
LOCAL SURVEYORS.
Charles Walter No. 397 street, opposite CITY Han
John NJ ThOnton street and Virginia avenue Island
John Rggos, No. SOL Thirteenth street, below Pennsylvania
avenue
MARINE SURVEYOR
Captain r Levy No 9O7 Pennsylvania avenue opposite Ma
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT
John Thomson
The 1asines, Of this company win fayoEby
From he lsI day August 1855 in i've months January
dred aud eight thousand dollars win
only m i9I SIX hundred and sHysix doar losses reported
n S ss ansa IN soliciting share Of public patronage believing
jnsied more according equity than legal lechnicaues
by ire on assqf EPRfss % %1 m
Es, WAREHOUSES; all descriptions Of BUILDINGS and .he
STEAMBOATS,, CANAL BOATS, RAILROADS, and the usun
eosVoynaee' 10 Or nom Po,oa Of EUROPE AMERICA
waters.
premium will be as low as other oompan and il
will be taken info consideration
aHna ni losses e speedily adjusted and promptly paid.
street, Washington city, ID. q.
Insurance may also be effected al the Home ONCE
NortaWest Walnut and sees PAiildeph
Ana in other principal cities Of by authorized
officers Of the company.
June l3-dy
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TUE EARNEST MAS.-Life and Labors oC Adonram Jud-
4 son by Mrs Connnt
Dexter Bonalne
"Vasgal morton ~ novel, BY Francis Parkmnn
fan Ferrol tate, BY the author of ok Poems by w
Doci Nttnger7 Evils ~ Vaccinasn BY O. q, schtsffdeck
er, ~. D..
Porssie ~ TAYLOR MAuRY,
May ~ bookstore, Ninth street
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NOTICE mo- prs. EMpTIoN CLAIMANTs.

Every person right Of presumption any OF The
parts townships above
required establish TO the satisfaction Of The
Office make payment
practicable seeing t notice and before the day
Of the pubc sale of the lands
bacing claimed claim will be forfeited.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner the General Land Office.
April g. lawl3w Intel. and 5tarl
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MhHlCAn HOUSE, Hanover street, uosfon bT
Lewis Rice Rebt enlarged and elegantly furnished posseaa
suhe improvements and neDces fos
on Of the travelling plhlc. =
Dee lI--dlr
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- NEW YORK, BHEMEN, AND SOUTH.
fE<4N AMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAMERs-
The chips comprising Ihis line the WASHING
AzzpsSsem TOM Capt L. Cayendyi HERMANN. Capt. Ed
ward Hggins
These stop Southampton both going returning
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Professional Notice.

CONWAY ROBINSON of Richmond Virginia. practscs AZ Rich
ond ~ INC cou oi appeals and United States courts,
washington city IN the Supreme Court
letter. 70 him will u directed ~ Richmond yirpluta
Sept 10 O--law6w
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Proposals for Indian Goods.

DErAErAEhI lETENOK,
Onlce udiau Affairs
september %, lc5o,
SEALED PROPOSALS., endorsed Proposals for lndian Goods
" WILDE once Indian Aaif, Nashnglon city
O'clock, Friday, the 3 day Of October next
furnishing goods Indian Department Or fulfilling treaty
puaons Wth various Indian tribes and other Indian purposes
10 lows
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Carpetng, Curtain Materials, and Furnishing
Goods Generally.

I'VE respectfully invite the of
chasers TO the following goods adapted the approaching
which been selected thorough knowledge the
and tastes of citizens,
yiIn1
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Phladeiphia Niagara, and Great Western Line.
PASSENGERS the depot Philadelphia
Railroad Company (Broad and Vine sreets) daily TX
a.
Fare 10 Chicago $50 90
hOcnoalefs %
Freight Reading Railroad Depot
Broad Cherry daily Chicago
which despatch
JOHN TUCKER, President
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Compesy.
Feb 6--dn
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HAVING associated ourselves together indicated the above
LII nonce, tender services the purchase and
stocks bank foreign and domestic exchange collection
Of sight and time bs negotiation OF oans bond bills
promiss0y public Tcange
of We VIII make collections, deposes, pay
checks, and allow Interest on standing accounts.
We have secured the services of Mr. LAWRENCE p BAYEE
of the late hm sulden, Wthers, Co., Washington, D. C
who will his undivided general business
house, and all OF his therein will be fully by
APPLETON CO.,
April 3--Gw 2l4 Baltimore
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Notice of Limited Partnership.

THE undersigned notice that they this
ed partnership under the linn o Appleton Co.. whose place
OF business IL the Baltimore the
selling stocks dus foreign aud domestic exchange bonds
and cheeks aud the OF general stock brokerage and
exchange business that William Appleton
Howell reside IN said city general parne and George
Rust resides IN LoudOun Virginia, special
that said George Rust has contributed his the capital
the thousand dollars cash
the said partnership this 5 1885,
terminate the 18th day of March, 1857.
WIN. STUART APPLETON,
ii w, HOWELL,
Mar a5-daw GEORGE RUST,
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l., Y. Middleton,

0fhcc and depot southwest corner and 0m surets
Feb 07-d6mif