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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-24

INDIAN MArrERs,-TAe Sioux aud Chip
pewns still continue to kill and scalp each other
when an opportunity offers. We hear that a
Chippewa was Shot by the Sioux at Watab,
and another and his little boy, on the Mime
sofa river but short time since. For the
benefit Of our friends East who have an erro-
ncus idea Of, the Indians, We would state, that
they are not within from so to l00miles, Of ST.
Paul, and as a general thing are iperfnctly
friendly with the whites. biAn inweterate ani-
mostly exists between the ltwo ntribes--the
Sioux aud Chippewasi.d but they are prevent
ed from entering into bloody war by the fear
OF the whites
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-24

CT The truly great and good, in afliction,
bear a countenance more princely than they are
wont; for it is the temper of the highest heart,
like the palm tree, to strive most upwards when
it is most burdened.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-24

CT When you 60 to drown yourself, always
pull of your clothes-they may fit your w;fe's
second husband.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-24

AAN DRowNED.-A German, whose name we
could not learn, was drowned at the Upper I.eyee
Yesterday afternoon. lie was engaged hauling
logs, and was on one Of them when the log turn
cd over and relied him over into the WATER
After having been in the river for upwards of an
hour. his body was recovered. He was in the
c@ploy Of Que OF the mills, and was about p
years old.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-24

CO The logs are all coming down. There
are 332 men upon the drives on Rum river. and
the reports are that scarcely log will be left
behind. 1t is estimated by lumbermen that there
are l2o.OOO,0O0 feet of logs on Rum river 40,
oOO.Op on the Upper Mississippi; and about
l60,0O0,000 on the st. Croix; of this amount
about 100000 on Run river, nearly the whole
on the Mis- 'issippi and about Loo, 900 on the
St. Croix were cut by crews during the past
winter. The principal part of tho remainder
were cut year ago but failed to get down on
account of the low stage of the water last year.
The various drives are expected to be here in less
than a week. a4
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-24

rise to the difficulty between A. j. Morgan, ESQ.,,
formerly editor of the St. Peter Courier, and
Willis A. German, but we do know, that il the
said German has treated Mr.. Morgan one half as
shabby as he has us, he (Nir. Morgan,) is fully
justified in pouring grape shot into the inflated
body of the arrogant Governor! Mr.. Morgan
probably knows as much of German as we do ;
perhaps little more; and his fearless exposition
of the conduct Of this official deserves the appro-
baton of all right thinking and right minded
men. l.t tt..t
The Shakopee Independent, alluding to Mr..
Morgan says: 'lra.. 4e% trF $50
Morgan is one of the honest politicians not en-
tirely obsolete in these latter days, who possess
the manliness
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-24

=, GEN. SHIELDS HAULING RAILs.-In letter
from Gen. Shields, received at Washington City
few days ago, dated Farribault, Minnesota
Territory, the hero says, 81 am in good health !;
have been employed all the winter in hauling
rails; this is hard but healthy work. BE-, 1r.'
UNLoADED.-The propeller Bay State was
cleared of her cargo yesterday, and if the wealth
er is fine to-day shesmay be raised and brought
into tho river Chicago Press.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-24

CO We desire to call the attention of millers
lumbermen and others to the advertisement of
Messrs. +. n. I. Armstrong & c., of Chicago
Their portable Engines and Saw Mills, machine
lists tools, OILS, etc., all from the best work.
shops in the country and Of the finest make. All
orders sent them will be filled promptly and eff
GENTLY on advantageous terms. Remember their
location, 81 River street Chicago. $50. ttaooTci1
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-24


And damn his treachcrous batteries without winking!
He purposes establishing paper in Traverse
de Sioux, the first number to be issued about the
first of june to be called 'srnE ToILING MILLIONS"
which evil not be directly or indirectly the prop
erty of any man but its editor" For the pur-
pose of ''shielding the laboring man from the ar
rogance of the corrupt and dcpraved, and bat
ting for the interest of MinnesOta!'
We hope Mr.. Morgan's enterprise will prove
successful, and that he will tip his pen with the
liquid of Truth and send bread. cast throughout
the Territory and throughout the country few
incidents in the life of Willis A. German, whose
brilliant deeds dazzle even the diamonds that
glitter in the crown that sits upon the head Of
Satan.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-24


Hunsuo There was never greater gultrap
set to catch ''gSssn AQrhs' than tho proposed
AButIxAs Hunt'' e certlp wild land speculators
from 81 Cloud. BE u 30 this declaration in nd
evil spirit, but to yarn Rangers not to be 'takip
vssa doae iaaSsotia".
If this ia Sd, the originntors of the ''hunt''
should be huussaGout of the Territory. While
East, We answered many inquiries respecting this
hunt, and from parties who are wealthy and re-
spectacle; among them, we will mention the
Editor of the Tray Budget, Mr.. McCrealy, man
ufacturcr of McCrcajy's ink, AM John L. White,
Type founder, New York, all of whom contem-
plate being on h,ssd, ~ @shessime designated, be-
side ten other gentlemen, from Trey, N. r.! Now,
if these gentlemen should come, and the hunt
should prove ''humbug,n st. Cloud and itspro-
prietors ought to be sunk to the bottom Of. thu
Mississippi. Just one such mishap as this
would be of >crioas injury to tn, ,chole Terrific
nv, and why should all the residents of Minneso'
ia suffer for the cupidty of one or two? VIZ
hope the MinneSotian is mistaken.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-24

CO The income OF Ohio last year was about
-four and quarter millions of dollars, and its
expenditures three millions and half. 1t has
eight hundred miles of canals, six handred of
navgable rivers. and two thousand miles of rail-
roads. Its wheat crop last year was thirty mil
lion bushels, and corn eighty million bushels.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-24

CY The latest advices from Pernambucc
state that 1900 persons had died of cholera il
that city within u short time.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-24

Sy- There is to be a grand celebration at
Glencoe on the 18th of June-cannot promise the
proprietors that VIC will be present.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-24

The New HorEL.-The new Hotel is progress
ing finely. They have the grading nearly com
pleted preparatory to a commencement of laying
the walls. 1t will be a splendid building when
completed and great addition to St. ANTHONY.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-24

Gy' lie who has a wolf for his companion
must carry dog under his cloak.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-24

CO DR.. Graham. lately pardoned out of thu
State Prison at Sing Sing, has got ba,k to New
Orleans, and has resumed the practice of his pro
fesSion
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-24

CT The Wcstport Times says that Sheriff
Jones will be cripple for life.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-24

CY Great alarm prevails both in England
and France, lest the return of the allied armies
from the Crimea should import some of the Ash
en- precautions to guard against such contingent
cies, by assigning camps to the troops in desert
localities. Half Paris is lying i'll of quinsy.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-24

s@ The propriety Of repeating the ordi-
nance preventing the erection Of wooden build
ings within the fire. limits OF the city, is ques-
ton over which the Common Council should
ponder. Will they do sol
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-24

: EDITORIAL VIslr.-Mr. Carpenter, Editor
of. the Wisconsin Patriot, called upon Us yes
terday. Mr.. G. took a stand against Barstow,
and his clique, and did good work in roofing
up the corruption that has brooded over Wis
consin for the past year. We hope he win
make a favorable report Of our Territory.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-24
The. CONSPIRACY.

THE NATIONAL. REPUBLICAN CONVENTION TOR the
nomination OF President President, will be held at
phil s,Iclphis on the 18th ~ june
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the TIM ES.

THE DAILY TIMES circulation equal to any othcr
which continually increasing, au"'s
npcrior Inducements advertisers to make their business
through its columns.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-24

There is man in the town Of Olney, ILL.,. so.
dirty that the assessors put him down as 'srcaL
estate."-Er.
We are inclined to think that there are sew
eral "real estates" in St. Paul this morning,
Judging from the great quantity Of dust flying
in the streets yesterday. Where's the Asses
sors!
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-24

THE BLAkELErs.---Don'i forget the Con-
cert Of the Blakeley's this evening. All low
ers Of genuine and sou-stirring music should
be there.
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WILLIAM II. Mao n. his wife, simeon Weaver
and Jhia L wife, pal.in Ia ebAncsy against the chdfsn
Of Jacob Cnge unkn0"ni the chill
den " ho~anna Zimmerman, a.eeasea ~hnss
whose r. Ann hs vile joel
tfgef The ehdssa Magsre Glen, deceased whose
unknown Nicholas Cgerl cgier Jerah Cuse1
IA. administrator deceased, dc
utoa."
Extracts Of decree
This coming be pspers formerly read
The eanmonsr sell lbs land ard
toned in ihs SAID also, Sinclair Graves
planning OF TIE SAID Weaver having sold hun
al inc rae Ia tls enned practising
purchase, aud asking have mentioned
resod, and suadfy answers nled to said prution, &e
Bui IN The ne the rights OF all
rafics htefe ted IA ,he aid 0nd
lh' IA respectively aseeftinsd doth aduge order
VI the commissioners OF this
lhfrof ~ publication la published
Arlington for four weaks
door ibe Madison
iunds ana aecoant OF ,b- amount ~ the of
allowing reasonable time
and az he did change him
Net have paid The parties enuled
from The Of the allowed
soner 10 ascertain the number all
lied
sp.etive proportions
Of party and make
thereof with anything deemed pertinent
which either party may require.
Copy. Tesisi BELFiELD CAVE, CLERK.
The parties rested taking and stating
by the above decree hereby notified appointed
that purpose Monday, the 4h February, te5
Office county Virginia,
place for the said accounts 10 be taken and stated
sioner. WILLIAM l.. EARLY.
Commissioner Of Madison Circuit Court
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MEMBERS Of Congres- aud Sts,tey 20 Washington
M respectfully Informed that TAYLOR Il MAUnY u
Book and Stationery Store 9 they will
requirements. Their extensive. stock addition foinwng
works. department literature,
New books received Immediately publication
Weekly pporaions FROM England
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Wius Life of Patrick Henry, volume
Kennedy's Life Of Writ . volumes
Cariand's Life OF John Randolph, =olume
Parry Leaders, by Baldwin, volume
DE Tocaueyilis's Democracy in America, volume
Az. The Fcderais volume
Gnmkes Nature and Tendency OF Free Ins,uons volume
Constitutional u ut book, Il volume
Careys Past, Present. and Future, volume
Heamsn's Progress OF Natl volume
NeEilgoit's American Detater volume
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Every description OF American English and French stationery
the fin, IT qualities, the lowest prices.
Whiting printed with the rromptude
TAYLOR d MAURY's,
Dec 7-dn Near 9th street.
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Thine between wasn,nsson wnseling but ~.
Through rieIs ct. and Baggage Checks to be had In
uHE Ohio RaoaA having sreaty improved its
western now off, me fullest 2
The Northwest, and lie Southwest.
The s a ~. ana Ss
Washington Junction aey called me Relay io-el nne miles
s% "a s a"y ehisss e..
wheeling washington station and ,eeecksd aud
through tickets for points beyond The eonnaess ,a,n' saSs
Al Wheeling trnins of,he CEN
TRIAL O1 RAILROAD, running from Beiare, on ihr ONO,
Whselns through Cambridge, zaaeavile, and kesak 20
Mansfield and sandasky railroad for sandusky Toledo fo
Al Columbus TIE O. railroad trains connect
Miani railroad Xena, CINCINNATI, LOUIS
formed WIN The trains through Dayton 70 isaNapoLs Tse
tinnie, Laiaye,-, Chicago Rock Island, 81 Louie, Ac
New sssss sa. 'ss
are Cincinnati mail the ono
Evansville Cairo, and 81 Louis sold by this
FOR CLEVELAND and Cleveland Toledo Detroit. Chi
caro &c. sod when the Ohio nayisahle between
hssss sas Yssys ss miles, whs' e'n"sa'" win
Travellers requested 10 notice lha while this the only route
shortest speedy and direct all The Leading in
me ne s Tine %.. an y az"
Fsrs BY through Washington To Wheeling 50 s.;
Co,umbus tis IS nay9n SIS 50; CINCINNATI $751; louisville,
y a,osd from o'assnS Y,s ,ndl1.a g
chicago IS $40 Sol 81 Louis, es 50 and sas Memphis,
Yor F,sderiek and arpas Perry Berkeley Springs
Cumberland Bedford Springs Piedmont Oakland and farmoun
siaions between Baunlote and Wheeling take M
For trains to aud from Aguapols se special ad
ra further information through tickets, &c., apply TIL
PARSONS, agent at washington station. ,oux % noyv
Master Of Transpor,a,ion Bal,nore and
ys-atf Ohio railroad, baltimore.
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NoTEs.

will be made for trips performed and for each Of such
omissions satisfactorily three nip
he deducted. For far bebi,td
exon with depending nails excused
fourth Of the subject
Fines VIII be imposed unless The dsqnency be promptly
explained
wits Of other eredabe persqps, negecng
into oice FOR ured destroy
bed, LOST aud Tor refasg after Demand convey
frequently .. the contractor is concerned Ia
hices the The Postmaster General
for repeated failures ngreeaby
obeying the poet Office
&sgning the
General The Postmaster General a.er he schedule He may
also order
rata increase of The pay He may
discontinue the In Whole pro
he allow months
Of service dispensed wi The bids addressed
Second Assistant Postmaster General Mail Popoa
Rcatakyp The he
department before the h II April 1856 further parica
cond be incorporated
pamphlet advertisement r conveying as Kentucky,
nesaee Missouri, and Iowa. of ic5i.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Dec a2-lawfw Postmaster GeaersI,
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"
PROTECTED by patent England
the seals Of Eee Pharmaeie de Paris aud Imperial
lege Of MEDICINE, Vieana, -
Prissar No The remedy FOR general local Debility
Of write power, decay aud al
Ito
yoa hammond aud old age; The vire would
impaired the deene Of He IL The Tneseluar
universally aiopled all pyscal inpedinen's Vanish hike
before influence thus rendering lis
terIng HE marriage state
No completely and entirely eradcaies
disorders which euhb
anil for the Of the heath Of potion Of pop
uialon.
Irese1r No Sis the European for
dsuisrs which, unfortunately English physician
Inevitable destruction
and which all The aparila Ia the world
Tressmar Nns Il and alike devoid Il SMELL
all nau.eaing guars Ihsy lay the toilet table without
being detected
lin cases. each; separate doses as ad
minister.d b, Vapeau, Laei,llnd Ronx, sc.
10 had Wholesale Mr. H. A. 81
Green street, near Canal New York; specially appointed by the
proprietor aud pairbtee tor tho Uoted
other part Of America Immediately receiving
Mr. Barrow viii forward tns Tfesemar any part n world
securely and addressed according
geai agents required. Terms cash.
Nov Y-diyr
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MYSTERIES of the Post ONCE.


"a mail bag is an epi,ome Of human ifs."
TEN YEARS AMONG THE NAH. BAGS;
Or Notes from e Dty Of sresai dseri c'he Post ocee
Department.
mr. HoLsRooK.
lemo A, nm Price Al u.s. Beautifully illustrated with steel
pra Richie and u wood engraving from designs chih
by Darby.
Post Ofce Department by gvnemau who has long
and , Of the special agents Of that the hrst
practical Of The post office establishment aud me
almost means which s ana I'VE a
for he security OF the mails and the soaby u private CORES
Never pubic under hearty
and universal thar enlightened aud owria cen
sor press from Of these hileps
notices annexed
The book wiz OF The moot enerariap Of the season
and, IN ysiness ,neres' aud general u' 70 nature WI" n
[Y u Epsnins Post
We are nd to olbook narrative Of hi.
office the merit Of being exceedingly Interesting nc
suggestive book.-~N y. Herald
The Gu e.t aud most entertaining have recently
Som. Of Mr. hobrok. tue unvarnhed 'cea- beat ~ sat on
hni sui lives aud yes AMID our mod "
NE = B5aon Pot.
TIKI. work ITSELF by Of Us subject
p'''" w ~ [PsiiaSeirlia rsnusirunian.
more amusing time, Interesting work Of 10
kind, published ia -Phadeipha B"nsf"
ell written and amusing work. which shall make
extract OF two 'or the benefit a the community ~,
IL .bounds with sketches Of novel aud instructive matter
IPh,fadephsa inqrr1
Th. book indeed novelty exceedingly eneauing and open
ING new source Hgrsiord Daily Cetraa
There i. u,suc. enough IN the Incidents po and character
his skrlches hl daren enquirer
No person wins has allowed hasf arbpr
opening another peoas letter can Rad ne BOOK with
Numbering The ghuu preepee Ga which hs ,ss raa
Published W u. Commandments Co, Philadelphia
for sale by al booksellers and news sgen's.
Dec 22-ast
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AurSoY FRrscu spotr.rtos CLklss
Washington, November ~, is5S
IN many inquiries addressed Ia hy claimants against
United account NJ spoisaas committed ny he
ptor the ratification Of the convection with France %
sOgvist July s0trs proce,d ding
pursue ohsunu redress deem MOS, eedsnt hns
publicly nlnrn NIL after consulting Compel ~ aaNf
c0neud'd jaacnus mol 10 voluntarily submit
the Cis'ms torss they would br nfrd ~ WIN
oians iherufofs not decided
years other otiectonho 70 snhmi
Congress prserng usual manneT ~ we open
fnn expectation that crer re'r
viii be provided for them through special board o. c"inpson
Claims shalt ihrs be resolved On rs tbe only
Congress grant, that reference o. these claims may he
n,aS o direct legislative net.
adiu claims would fully ana constantly &C
cupy Of brhrst csss G three YEAR, AID isee en-
practically points 10 ncn right and proper The
Nav 9ssLIlw JAMES n CaUsTEN.
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United states Mail.

Posr orrcE DKrA RrAEKr,
December 81 1855
PROPOSALS. for carrying the mails Of tho Uni,ed States
Isl Ap $780, the 3th Juno, 1855,
Kentucky, viii be
Post oic. department. in the city Uf Washington m.
nj the 20ib day of February 1850,
oowsg The route and in the time heron specified
sa7s From London KY, by Laurel Bridge, Meiiagurs Mli
Lynn Camp, Barbopsyi.e, Fiat Lick, Cumberland ord
Yellow Cretk, Cumberland Gap, tfenn.l 1azewel, syc
nmore Thorn Hill, Beans station, aud Mar~haiis Ferry
10 Russeiviie W miles and back, three a
ahorss coaches mouths, and horseback resdue
Of the year.
Leave Lonson Monday, Wednesday, and Friday 9 IN ;
Arrive al Rnsseliyie days Wy IL, M;
Leave Russ.lviie Monday, Wednesday, md Friday p
Arrive al London next days by 8, pm
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everett House,

North Side of Onion Square, yew FORK.
This establishment, erected the and delight
full Park New rak affords, approaching finish, aud, when
completed will combine skill money supply
to the desirable yet constructed.
proprieto NJ this that
the will be the rs Of October for the
daiinn of the public.
Applications will be received from parties wishing make
for the winter months
CLAP h JosLiN.
HkwLKr CLAIR,
A. g. JosLS.
6ep2-d3m
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q. Joscph,s Academr for Young Ladics,

WITT FNFHfNkH"FYf TFfDtFf'H tV"F'V 4HH
THE studies The
9Th August, Thprsday in IN.
board and si5o payable fam
advance. There .suc paint
ing Spanish, Italian, and Latin The
primary pupils under nae Of
Sl0b half yearly IN advance
Letters of inquiry should he addressed the MOTHER SUPE
aoR Of It. Jo-efh Academy, Emmi'bufg Frederick county
Maryland
sd
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washington Aqueduct.

OYYfGK WAsHIK0r0s Aqu gpuor,
Washington, March 7, 1855.
pROPOsALS Invited for graduation
das, tunnels, aud sfthe
Proposals, the Sn Of May, will opened
thai day.
Maps, pro6lcs specifications ofbe
animation on aad aer the Nth day ofApdi %
Proposals Will be received work Of
Widgrs, &c., &c described IL pais
Forums oHly of The works br
appropriation but alt unfinished viii
sihjec future by Congress Tue
right the work
under each conaci for each appropriation aud
holding surniiy decide
shall stopped
In OF the entire particular
funds, reserved viii paid the
the cgineer the work has been property executed so s has
gone.
Payments will he checks upon United
the monthly ESTIMATES OF the
and will BIZ diion Of all contracts that the work
shall be paid the full wages monthly aud specie.
All bids should be sened and endorred roposa for work
The Washington Aqneduct"
The United the right reject the bids
should be deemed Advantageous
considered conducive the progress OF
Every accompanied a guarantee by
responsible pns eGee, hai they
bidder bidders bid be accepted,
obligation, within good and sufficient
for The completion Of the nnGersken said
accompanied the certificate the United
United dsrct officer
paten Of Wsr, that the able make good their
guarantees. ff'
NJ c, MEIGs,
Capt of EngiaeoTs, in charge.
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,,EoaoE WOODS NEW wORIx.-Nodern Pilgrims
IN tfAgHl the meihuds
rearnp Ctv BY Grorse Word author Of .tPetsr
srhenhi Ia America y ? volumes. Price vi -.
Letters ns physician u-t entering practice by lanes
Ia M. % LII. d. 81
Japan and IL ny Richard Wideth, aahcr OF History
of The United States 81 rs
cseh story Republican Equality; BY syaaey A. glory, E
81 as
TAYLOR MstlRys
Noyas Bossstore, near 9th street.
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Nssr the Canal Bain, -sierasdria.
EITZPATRrR BURNS, pforstnrs, and manufacturers Of
yarns carpet ebain, t~nr, wrapping wnr, cord
htts. &C
Orders Washington respectfully solicited for
OF articles, deliver Wellington
had BaamOrr northern Al
orders win with poap attention addressing sbuvr
OctiI-dim y n n.
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IL. III. GILL IL r.,
CounssIloT at LQp,

Has removed his resd in Franklin Row. corner
Of md Thirteenth lie viii continue TO devote MS stten
ton urncipsiy United Supreme Court
Having law concerning he viii
give opinions arising before
the Once and appeals s chief Justice or assistant
Justices district Columbia; and viii rlso assist in the
preparation suits concerning patents.
He give opinions and arguments for
and
prosecute cia before board established for their
adjudication
m n d I