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THE DAILY UNION

Fourth and the celebrated Mrs Jordan also dead She
So years old
The fourth consignment Of machinery for the
ment small-ams factory landed at Woolwch the
18th ult, from Robbins, Lawrence, 4 20, Windsor,
Vermont.
An exhibition Of the capabilities of the Balcs metallic
liie-boats made at Liverpool and found satisfactory
FRAscs.
There grand review Paris on the 18th Of the
troops returned from the Crmea when the Duke Of Cam
bridge in the OF Quesn Victoria presented the Brit
ish Crimean medal to $4,000 French troops
The Aoaer publishes the report OF the Minister Of FL
nance The report says the financial condition of the
country is excellent and the only danger is temptation 10
extravaganza but hopes the Emperor will postpone expen-
diture upon all enterprises except those Of urgency
Three senators shortly 10 be appointed which
rumor the Duke Of Valmy Duke of Mole and the
Marquis of Bethisey.
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TUE BARoUE AMELIA.

II viii be remembered that hs vessel was seized last
year by the United States commercial agent at Por-au.
Prince on suspicion Of being engaged in flbustering
expedition Officers and Of the navy were out in
the soopowar Saratoga bring her the United States
for trial The Amelia LEFT Porau-Prince on the "a Of De.
0ember for New York and several vessels have arrived
IN the United States that sailed after she did painful
anxiety begins to be felt for her safety We learn that the
Secretary Of the Navy, Immediately upon learning that
my anxiety was felt upon the subject tcegraphed the Un
ed States steamer "Faton Pensacola Florida 10 pro.
cod In search Of her Every effort will be made bv The
svy Department and every adopted to obtain in
brmation and render aid to the Amelia Tn. yol,o l. .
win vessel, and is probably the most tiei n, one ,b.
oud be sent on this service The department had No
knowledge Of any unsoaworhness Of the vessel and h,.
ondaenoe 10 the judgment well as skill Of the ofeerr
charge They also had the benefit Of the inigmen, aud
er7ces OF the officers and crew Of the Saratoga
The following Official letter from the commander Of n,
tOga which we are permitted to publish speaks for
self;
n USrEp STArEs Sur SARATOGA,
H. Port au PCinct Nov. 90 1855.
." Tho barque Amelia Il nov well prepared Tor sea
we're four days getting possession Of her. and one n
Tor the voyage to New York.
' has been done without expense to the government
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VALUABLE Farm ta vtSKtnta 800 scresl for
aeiasing leased for Of the Fauquier White
Sulphur epring whose high reputation the
belief they viii be offers
for sale the valuable farm hch surrounds the springs
contains upwards Of 40 ground remarkable
extraordinary Of aud capable o being made the best
posibse esdow this yielded 100 bushels Of
1853, year successive cuya
SOM without ls34 bad the
duced 20 bushels The farm EASILY susceptible Of division and 10
certainly of The best in Virginia
Termsi Of December next and the bahscs
thereafter s delivery
For further partcuiars inquire OF the subscriber BY letters nd
dressed 10 "Wanenton hPrias-, virginia. OF 10 Washington
d. THOMAS GREEN.
April 29-2swfep
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The receipts passengers the Alexandria railroad
for the month of January 1885, $l3 3sO5being in
compared with the receipts of the correspond
ing month OF last year.
The Aiexandria Gazette ssyst "a lady, while coming
Washington this city in omnibus, Thursday
morning last bad the pocket Of her dress ed of porte
monnaie containing about twenty dollars"
chop" was given the Washington House Friday
evening last which proved be quite brilliant and de-
ghfu any of the preceding at this popular estab
lhment The company in enjoyable mood, the la
dies looked bewitchng and nothing occurred to
the pleasures OF the evening.
The special municipal edct eveed against and
fast into full force and operation Thursday
last and faithful chroncers bound add, much
the regret OF very large portion OF eowcIens OF
the male and female We did intend to enter mod
protest against this curtment Of popular amusemens
but the 'ndignaon done up well by the Providence
hode and Journal against the keeper OF the Pawtucket
turnpike for doing precisely what city authorities have
DONE adopt the thunder OF coempoary instead
OF using any Of The Journal 6ercey but truth
fully says
"whst docs the man think the pike was made for ?
Why, does he suppose people laid out that road straight
wide, level unless give people opportunity
kill their horses and break their necs upon H. and
ALL like the knigs of old r the Of the ladies 2
lie really TO think, he pretends To think that the
accommodation Of the public, and that because few horses
away, and half dozen scghs smashed and
broken IN OF an racing
h incompatible with the public security Is the crazy
DIR. Ray should look to him."
MasoSIo LopoEs-The following Is list Of the officers
recently elected for the ensuing year by the Masonic Lodges
in the District of Columbia
Federal Lodge, No 1.-Josiah Essex, W. NJ; q. A.
schwsrzman, y W. A. Buchly, J. W.. J. F. !. McCery,
81 7. u. Griffin, T.
Naval Lodge, No. 4-Y. p Page, W. NJ; wm +. Hutch
uson, \. W.; John Bayne, j. VI Joseph Mundel 81 John
Holroyd, r.
Potomac Lodge, No. s., Goqrge,oEn.-,J. B; Gibbs, W.
John s. Moore, :. W. A. II. Pokrell, J. WI Morris
Adler, s.; A. II. Dodge, T.
Lebanon Lodge, No. T.-Wm. j. Rhees, W. Nj Roger H.
weightman :. W.. r. Bergman, J. WI T. r. Mcguire, 81
j. U Brynn, T..
Ne~ Jerusalem Lodge, No. s.--Grsflon Powell, w. Nj
samuel Crown, >. WI Fred. Little, J. W. j. T. Holland
g.; N. Muikin, r.
Hiram Lodge, No. los. D. Mills, W. NJ; b. D. Ed
munsop, s. W. Geo. w. Kimberley, j. W.. Charles Cal
vert, =. Thomas smith, T.
ST. johns Lodge, No lis. 7. sbusert, W. NJ w
". Smith, !. W II. Lshtner, J. W. J. s. Brown, ).
| q. Csmmack, sr., T.
National Lodge, No. l2.-Lypde Eliot W. NJ. 7. Trip
let, = W W. = McNairy, J. W. y d. Erwin, s.. Pol
lard Webb, T.
Washington Centennial Lodge No. Il.-w. II. Faulkner
W, NJ John O. Stock, 8. w. l.. ". Holmead, J. w. I
John A. Stevenson, =. David Hepburn, T.
b. B, French Lodge, No lb-George O. Whiting, w. M. (;
T. " Rand, WI q. @, Leeds, ;. W.; q. &. Lombard
81 W. M. Ferguson, T.
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r,ozz mss BornL, corner 81 sr. .a,.y an

l'ozz MS uorhL, Corncr as Broadway Cana,
W streei, ksw York CRY.
The unreFnrd dste 10 nform their friends The public
III fsken of years
iff,re known as hs Rranhreth House.
HAN sHsd alterations huid.
inRs, the haase " prepared receive company
They respectfully Invite the their ends and
lie - thsif establishment
Jan 22-eodSG J. B.ks. 4, COZzFNs,
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United States Patent once,
nshipston. Jspuary ~. 10

I'M lbs petition of Joseph w. Burrows, of Cincinnati, Ohio
ayng granted him the 23i
Of Apn 1919, mill stones" for
expiration said PATENT which takes place the
23d day of April, iea6-
ordered said petition be heard the Patent Once
Of nt " O'Clock, and all
notified sppear and show they have why
ssid petition ought be granted.
opposing required file Patent
Once specially set foh writing at least
Of hearings s hied by either
used the said bearing be taken and In
cordsnce with the rules Of the oce which will be furnished
application.
Tho testimony the viii be closed the s7h of March
dsposns and other .ed testimony must be fed
The oce before the morning Of Una, day. The arsumen
" sny, within days thereafter.
Ordered this be published in The Uniop In
,elhsercsr ard Evening sar, Washington, d. OF Asu Bsu
Patriot and Unou Harrisburg Journal of Commerce,
New York and Enquirer Cincnnau Ohio week for three
.uece-vs weeks 10 the 1 Of April the day of
hearing. CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
sEdors of the shove papers will please copy and seud
b bills the Paen, once, with containing this notice.
Jan 23-law3w
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Public sale the coiansis po~,.ary, near George
town, IA the Lkfss ltos orSeI"mhsr.

DURsuANT rpA dated on rhs Isih dsy or June
lr5i rxfcued Wy Spencer h. uustee
he viii cer nj public se, the highest bidder, saturday the
10Th day Of February nsr the peisss thar we'll prop
called the Columbia Foundry situated
Of and near Georgetown aforesaid sii lands
nx mills belonging rhers,o ~. SET forth in ,hs
deed aaied aforesaid and
Washington county, In said District
third The reslspe
in and from deferred pay,ep,.
tor 10 BE- given psvsbe
tnnua) and be secured by deed Of
the property WIN. sELDRN,
Jan 9i--diw s3tawteshreh Trusrs.
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Law Partnership.
n q WALKER
L. JANIN.

N, y IT.,
ID OBERT J. WALKER LOUIS JANIN have formed a part.
IL the ~ In he
uoau of tie unued States and In The Court OF Address
wHshirtton CITY, D @.
Jan 2-endiff
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A Card.

Card.
Brooke English Gnd French Boarding. Day School
seUen BuI.dsngI, No. I35 Psnnsy'pania apsHue.
THE commence on Monday
l. February 4, ls56.
Ia instruction IN the French language ren by alady,
Gently who resides In he family
English under rspciai charge Brooke every
the acquisition OF thorough ,Iegaat
cation. Jan 27-eod2w
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Our running rigging having stretched from use and being
unnecessarily long il cut and pced so as 10 snswer for
the barque.
All her sails repaired, and fore-top gallant sail
made Of the old put board this ship
celu and nearly all the manual power under my command
was brought 10 bear TO accomplish this service.
The barqus and the Saratoga go sea tomorrow the
weather permits.
have the honor to be- sir, very respectfully your obe
dient servant, II. q. TILT0N,
Commander.
Hon. J. Q. DOHnrN, Secretary OF the Navy.
There report In the city that strange barque sup
posed to be the Amelia was seen few days ago making
for Charlotte harbor the Of Florida in dis
ress. The report reaches by the way of New York
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LAND wARRAsTs WANTED.
]. r. NEEI.Y

aHforr~y e-d General se~s for camor's, F.,sgser c.
WILL always the hirhes, market price. wausns
assigned sna forwarded him "
r.,ait,snces promptly msde by return mall On
tho northern or southern banks by
parties forw asdins the -
He viii props prosecution
class OF claims aksnsssh
" socce~fu; II not, no charge win he made.
Land warrants senans NJ 81 II per
He refss snd
heads n hs various departments
u Gn-n.-m
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Iowa L.anda.

CAPITALISTS srd others wishing make investments In foo
" fards do through the undersigned.
Holders Of land them loaned 10 sena settlers
years mc ferty cent irtei and, the
furnishing the investment 10
perfectly ss Lands all business pertaining land
= ANDREW j. STEVENS CO..
Bankers, Ycrt Dos Moines, lows.
Refer to-
". w. CLARK, Dodge, h Co New York.
Bsnk of Albany, Albany, New YORK.
! NJ Clarke h Co washington, D. y.
Cook sargent Davenport, iows.
h Co., Burlington, Iowa
Bank OF Racine, Wisconl1u.
July 9s-6m~p
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OFFICE uF THE CONsOLIDATED LO1TEnuk kcs
OF MAINLAND.
The following numbers or tho MARYLAND Conso
dated LOTTERY. class =, drawn January 81, 1856
LIST I'd 81 4,h 5,b 9Th 7h oGtb 9Th lolh li,h lo,h
80 3S So 3S 30 40 a44 40 48 90 67
#. lah l4,h IsslA ian w
.,. .... 81 Es6 l6sfy42
The following OF The Patapsco ustituts
Lottery, class 81 drawn February !, 1856:
LIST 81 ID dh ah 9Th 7ih 9Th 9Th 10Th lIih i2h
81 46 So 70 81 80 Al III 30 IL 35
49, r. X. Brennan,
General Agent for the Contractor, Baltimore.
Lra'L RoBxRTs, Commissioner 1.T
Feb3-lt
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Land Warrant and Banking House Of j. M.
Clarke A. 10.

NE will for the ave New York prices for
land by ms aud return drus northern
southern cties, q may be preferred.
Refer Van Week. Read Dens bankers, New York, and the
bankers of this city. Address
j. NJ. CLARKE CO.,
Washington Cfy, ID. G.
Oct 4-6mcp
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UJ- Jackson Democratic This
m o. ON monday night, The hall of M-ss Bridget Hal ON
o'h street, nexi door 10 Iowefs's printing ofice.
80 DANIEL RATCLIFFE,
'e'' President.
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From prog por.on,. Of "a, Cambr;dgs Lam School

From Prof. PorsoAs, Of The Cambridge LaW School.
Judge Curtis rendering profession
bringing within
and ensyr voum,s Let show example
happened
Iu his hr-t volume the interesting of the r. NJ
InsuDncs Company which determines Of law applicable
Of pspsy Of the frm occupies
pazes In
w voumnoss d,uss of his
so this case si1 but Judge Cur retains
everything said by supreme Cou, who speak MARSHALL
ard everything further And he
this form that u u realty much easier
the
The thing will think be fund be literally refr
a of Hts Of this
loose saves only money bal time and rtor
THE0PBILUs ,RS0NS.
CIssRrpof, August ., lass
LITTLE, BROWN, n Co,
Law and Foreign Bookseller,
Jan aS-aaw5wH liza Washington at, Boston
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eve that negotiation commenced viii 10 on 10 rapid and
satisfactory conclusion tended TO give general stability to
the appearance VI the market.
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WIN. w. Belkpap, Attorney -af-Law and Land
Agent, keokuk, Iowa.

AND WARRANTS located choice land in satisfactory
and favorable terms, and a business In Iowa fsqair-
ing the attention of an attorney promptly suended TO-
. .. e. ..a.E-
Psiro Nourss, washinsos, u. Z.
Alexander II. Evans,
Keller h wckerney,
Dec l3-6ao.5Gcp
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MrsSEs RO0k ER's French a E.alsh Boarding
m and Day School for ladies' Ast between sh
and tn The this viii commence
Mondsy February Circulars he obtained cf the prioei
pals and Al the bookstores.
Jan po-d6t
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Jan aS-aawsw
Unissd states Patent Once,
washington, January ., Iss,

N petition OIL W. q. W Blake, Of Ptppevs, Mas.a-
extension OF patent granted 70 them
20h April sfl for mprsvement IN water whers foI
patent, which takes
place the eIst day OF April, 1856
IL ordered tho sd petition be heard the Patent oct
Monday, 7h Of April nert, at ~ o'clock and al
notified spear and gho~ cause they have
why said petition ought be granted.
Persons the required
once objections specially seforth In writing,
aays before the hearing All hed
must he taken and transmitted
Of tho obcs which viii be furnished
plicaiop.
1be Testimony in will be March
dsposops, and other relied
flied the ofce or before the morning of that
IN. arguments, n any, within ten DAYS thereafter
Ordered notice h. published Unon Ine
sencsr, and STAR, Washington, D. CT Argus, Hp,iuos
Philadelphia, Pa. Journal Commerce.
York, VT and the Boston Post Boston, Mass
for three successive weeks previous this 7h day April
day Of hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Gon,n N rnfxn
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So4tAsrn COmmsreiai consention.

hionhosD. Feb. 2.-The Southern Commercial Conven-
ton adopted resolution declaring that the establishment Of
hst-eias line OF steamers from Liverpool some southern
port highly Important and recommending southern leg
atures to use their efforts TO such line when
yenient.
AZ the adjournment yesterday resolution pending
declaring that Congress should aid southern line
Asteamers well northern The dinner yester-
DAY afternoon splendid affair. Gov. Wise present
ana made an able speech the subject Of internal improve
ments.
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Land warrants.

THE subscribers, having made large addition their activ
capital prepared to purchase an unlimited quantity
OF land the highest market prices, hn
times will than house this city, BALTIMORE Ph
depha York; and ceraaly always much and win
deal beuy with forwarding by mall
always allowing them liberal in Of the loss
city,
drafts on northern and southern CITIES payment. Address
Bankers, Dealers In Land Warrants, Washington ID. c.
REFER To- HE M"a
Col. james q. Berret, Postmaster, Washington, D.. c.
buter, Lsa, Co., Bankers, Washington ID. G.
All the officers of The Banks In Wheeling Va.
Beebee Co., Bankers, Nsw York.
Peerr, fpencc, n Co., Baskers, Lyuchburg, Va.
Paul 4 HLton Bankers Petersburg Va.
H. ii. Faurv Co.. Bankers, Richmond, Va.
Cashier Bank OF Virginia, Richmond. Va.
Cashier Farmers Bank Of Virginia. Richmond, Va.
Cashier NJ NJ. Dauk, pakeTshurg Va
James Robb 4 Co., Bankers, New Orleans.
j. w. Clarke i Co.. Bankers. Boston.
w. n. j.. {. Marts, Bankers, Chares.o .on, g. @.
r. b A. vinton, Bankers, New Phicde phia Ohio
Jan I6--3tawimcp ."E
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Loo A l. N + w 3.

ball for the relief Of the suffering poor of the Seventh
ward will be given at Island Hall Tuesday evening
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q. &. A. A. ID. McGinnis,

ArTStrrrs .rb o6usrrLLoss..r-tIw
baavop, Tsra,.
PARTICULAR attention given 70 the eoIec, debts. the
u investigation of land utle~
Good references can be given " desired,
sep&-wP3m
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JOEEpUUH DoTs0N
MoMAs s. DREW.
Drew d. DOts0n,

HoMAs &. DREW JosEPuUs
Drew d. DOts0n,
ArroRsxYs -Ar-LAw,
For. Smith, .frka~sas,
WILL practise In Supreme court,
aud federal courts adon-
Ing couSsses.
Any before the Cou Of Claims Washington city a
sing the Indian ceuy Ssewhere will be faithfully
sict attention collection rarts State, In
the Indian cospuy.
Refer, by pelnission, to-
Col Je Ssrscn Davis seeretsry Of War, Warrington sy.
Hon. A. g. Brown United States Senate, do do.
Luke Lea, erq., banker, do do.
Dec Il-cp3m
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ILK, P1RE MILK s--We have eight " en-
III daily have for present. Any person
kns the above number Of gallons daily have
gallon or hve at 30 gallon less Than Ave- 80
gon lees than gallon, 10 quarts warranted
milk. ~
Orders left al Henry Douglass, aorist Of 18Th and
will be attended o.
Cash settlements al the end Of every week.
n .a DOUGLAS b SMITH,
. Near the Anacostia Bridge.
an 3l--eod3t
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GEN Err AL N Il w s.

Rev. MISS ANroIsErTE l.. BRowS--Mr. s. g. Blackwell,
who has captured this fair and reverend lady says the
Cincinnati Commercially younger brother Of H. b. Black
WELL who some time since distinguished himself by marry
ing the famous Miss Lucy Stone under protest Mr. s. c.
Blackwell Brown is wildly ultra in his notions
is his brother Mr. Harry Blackwell Stone and it is proba-
BILE therefore, that he and the reverend miss managed to
marry without entering protest against the perform
ance
DEATH JuDGE CLArP.-Hon Ebenezer Clapp, of Bath,
Maine died Monday evening at the age of seventy
years.
The ILLINOIS CENTRAL misunderstanding to the OH
cal report the business of the year 1855 fol-
lows ....#.".. .r
Passage. S693,04S 9a
Freight. G3O,634 9l
Rent of road TO other companies-.... l05,06S 81
Mails and expresses. 46,242 70
Rents ooszz o.
Aggregate etotal............-... l,532,lls 81
The number of miles Of road in operation the lst in
slant was 627
ST. LoUs-On Tuesday last there was foot Of snow
level at st. Louis, and the seighing excellent.
Look OUT FOR THEa--We Well-executed counterfeit gold
dollar pieces stamped 1853 have been introduced in Pc
tersburg Virginia They cannot be easily detected unless
compared with the original.
OYsrER nEyoIcsasThe Bostonians have recently been
greatly reoced by the arrival of cargo of oysters from
Virginia The mayer has issued his proclamation accord
ingy.
RUSSIA ToLERAScEIn Russia Anabapiists, Roman Cath
ocs Lutberans and Calvniss may hold the highest ot
in the State Nesserode is member of the Church
England
FATAL ApFRAY.--The Gaatin (Iiss.) Argus says that
encounter took place at the residence of Mr. Henry Wat
kin Pearl river in that county, between that gentle
and Mr. Young, his stepson in which the latter was
killed.
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From the Attorney General Of The United States.
ATTORNEY GKsknALs OrrIeE,
,.I...I


September H. 1855.
have compliance yosr request, examined
the The publication, ented Reports OF
Decisions Supreme United States" by Mr. jus
Gurus and that The peculiar qaes
foliows;
In The preservation OF whatever OF primary In
reports OF The decisions with bulk
omission secondary such edioria
Of the facts The and o council where
essential 10 the understanding elucdaon OF the
decision. themselves,
In careful reysa OF each In the Of editorial
und the CONSEQUENT correction Of such edsrsh
impression ns existed In The previous reports.
In the addition each by o;he
decisions Of fha series which mentioned.
In decomposition the editorial o the
In the Of iecon abrdynep but s
essential
formation from the hes Of
In decomposition OF head theory of
eIpoious that the syllabus Of eIhbs what really
adJudgsd law aud that aone passing obfr ca and
mere Judicial srgumtni
fhr dges prom sed will supply which very s-psty
f by all who Decisions the
cou The existing ds thereof being either snquaicd
defective in plan and srtcuton
only render accessible The legal profession generally
available Profitable series
judicial decion holding highest place The eoee
o the which bon1r and adorn the legal literature
of the United sta'es
am, very respectfully c. CUSHING
Messrs. LITTLE, BsowF n Co.
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The receipts from passengers the Alexandria railroad
for the month of January 1856, $l3 sO5beng in
of 900 compared with the receipts of the correspond
ing month Of last year.
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AND wARHANrs.-Thsh highest cash prices paid by
Ii NJ. SNYDER h SON.
Jan s-lm
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sweeny, Rittcnhoure. FAINT. g. Co., Bankers.

No 35s, Pennyisania Brounf
WisHIssros, ID. c., Jan. l, 1856.
THE undetFigned having associated HAMILTON @. ANT
their win nione the banking
tuHesr In ali auses under The and style above
toned
Jan i-Imif sWEENY, RIrTENHoUsE q co.
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YHE Contractors BoOk.--One volume,
g aEe eood working drawings tools and machines with
o oil TIMBER aiso tables and
lshed FRANCK' TAYIOW.
&.
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CHARLES MASON,

r. s-Edor Of the above will please copy and send
their bills 70 the Patent Once, with containing this notice
Jan f-1aw3v
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EoR RESTA 6rt class furnished dwelling house bu In the
and furnished r.ceny
Apply premises No. 49 l3t street, between ard streets,
or my ufice. J. j. MILLER,
Dee 2-dH Corner 7th
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Madame Devos,
From Paris and NeW York.
ADAME DEvOs's millinery arrived, and il now opened
VI for ispeci The Lakes 504 feunsylvana avenue
which The attention Of the ladies' Of Washington
is Tef pectfuily invied.
Ian Aft
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The Alexandria Gazette ssyst a lady, while coming
from Washington this city in omnibus, THURSDAY
morning last bad the pocket Of her dress raed Of porte
mounae containing about twenty dollars"
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United states supreme Court Decisions.
JUDGE CUPTis,s EDITtoN.

Reports @ Decisions the Sapreme Court of Me United
States, tcih Notes and a Digest.
BY b. X. Cun OF the judges court -
vols syo. Price, Ss per vol,
THIS edition comprises the reported Dallas
Crsnch vols wheaton, II vols Peters, 10 Howard,
" vols The old hese
losuc OF which S2l1 This edition. Volumes
feied TO subscribers The low 50 vOume $50 the
whole.
From the Justices Of the Sapreme Court Of the United Stas
We approve The plan Of Mr. Curtss Decisions
supr~me Court United
BY him viii be of much utility The legal profession aud
country.
ROGER o. TANEY Chief Justice.
JOHN MCLEAN, Associate Justice.
JAMES w. WAYNE, Associate Justice.
NHM"@I JOHN CATRON, Associate Justice.
... .....a a.. PETER W DANIEL, Associate Justice.
SAMUEL NELSON, Associate Justice.
ROBERT q. GKIEK, Associate Jusice.
J. A. CAMPBELL, Associate Justice.
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Medical Card.

nocToR sTANIsLAs HERNIsZ, regular prseoner OF homuo
paity. Uhee, 23 streets.
tioas from 10, m, 3, p.
i'm
proved will practice profession
lie Docieur parie Ffascais.
Dei Doctor spricht Deufsch,
Fl Doctor bahIa Esp1nn.
u Dotors paIa alano.
Ian 9--dgm
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wiIlards' Hotel.
J. q. \ w. A. WILLARD,
Pernsyipania ard Fourtssrih street,
Washington, .. Q.
The daily union., 1856-02-03
From Judge Daniel, of the United Statss Sspreme Coz

From Judge Daniel Of the United Statss Sapreme Court.
Knowing learning ability Of with
that first made Of his under
republication d,csons Count
plan adopted him and judgg from the befre o
his would conclude that favorable
would be Iuliy accomplished,
The exclusion from this work In the form OF statement
and eucdann Of the
with which the Of the editor in presenting the
discussed decided relied relieve
both bench the much aud from
much valuable time, PETER v. DANIEL
WksHINoros, October l, 1855.