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Washington Aqueduct.
OFFICE OF THE WAsHINeroN AeuEpuoT,
Washington, March 7, las

ory1ox OF THE w AsHIH eroN AauEpuor,
Washington, March Z, isso.
PROPOSALS invited graduation masonry
dams tunnels and other work Of the Washington
Proposals. up May opened at
that day.
prode specifications will be ready for ex
animation on and after the 20h day Of April
Proposals will be received the of particular cuveris,
be completed under the
appropriation but oil contracts for unfinished work will
prescribe and
works shall be stopped unit funds become available.
the @ S
e engineer the work has been properly executed s has
Payments specie upon the United State.
per dton contracts that the work
men shall be paid .he' fun wages monthly and in specie
bids should be sealed and endorsed Propsa for work
the Washington Aqueduct."
The United right rel any
they arrange
nents considered most conducive the Of
Every by guarantee signed by
w be accepted
en,ei within days. with good and sufficient
be accompanied by the certificate Of the United
or e. aSe D
of War; that the able make good
Bids viii he opened in presence bidders, any them
choose be present
Capt. Of Engineers, In charge.
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
To Capt M. C. Meigs, U. 3. Engineers.
hereby Jointly and with the United States and
Ss &c
the for the sufficient
's % 70 %n IN %
said shall s g contract "a, e we guaranty
the next lowest bidder
S's'''' CD.
hereby certify that the best OF knowledge and belief the
above named gunrantcrs good and sufficient
Mars-sow 1shsiay iawn
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LUMBEALA ND,s MernolrsI xxri,ten hy In.eIfi ~.

4 ,UmBEHLA ND's Memoirs yyrttea by tmseIr, co.-
ane an account Of bis Life and VIKINGS interpreted with
anecdotes aud eharastsrs of
sons n his hme With Coptous Henry
cloth, OIL so. FKsNCK TAy10R
The Intimacy which the enjoyed Horace
Wspole Burke Sir Joshua Reynolds Lord Halifax Goidsmit
Jonn-nn Cowpef Pii and others
tiers o. b.. hme has enabled him peonai anecdoa
and setches Of the kiud
Memoirs .hceedinaly Instructive and entertaining.
" The skstchrs aud anecd
Memoirs are IN the highest az
observing and discriminating gives his an
authority yaue which n diacul N over e.
innate n-Enoyclopsde Britannica
April q
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Law school NJ Cumberiasd University, q Lebanon
TenneaEeo.

Law school nj Cumberland University, ut Lebanon.
Tennessee.
FACULTY Hon. Abraham Caruihers late Of the circuit
judges Of Tennessee.
Hon Nathan Green Of the ndges ofthe
Of Tennessee.
Hon. Bromhed L. Ridley councillors Of the State
Judges Carutbe Green dew their whole time exclusively
TO the school.
Plan Of tnsfTsdon-l. Daily examinations
books No regular lectures explanations
daily lessons the progress Of the examinations.
o. Weekly OF common law and equity which
dents suits fhcs
Practice The framed
Deeds wills. all
dence In the trials Some Of by appeal
which held monthly In the Glass;
public the end The students clerks
IFS jurors circuit Judges and CHANCELLOR and In other official
Sacities connected with their suits.
SesonThe hrst session the third Monday
tember and ends third Thursday February The second
the succeeding Monday In February and ends
Thursday In July.
Expenses eon.Tuiuon fee go, contneen
fee 81 boarding
which be had In the Lebanon bookstores.
-Four sessions required complete unless the
hen advanced class No previous study for
mission. There ensss
time during the collegiate
There q legislature school
Number Of students the last collegiate
ROBERT l.. CARuTHERs,
fohi-eoly President Board Of Trustees
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WILLIAM H. Weaver and mary \. bis wife, Simeon wsav
and Jaa his wife, painl In ehanee against ehorsn
Jacob CngeT, deceased whose unknoWn ch
den Of Rosanna Zimmerman deceased, ~hoss IN
known Joshua CsleT the chdTen Of Lewis CTglcT
unknown r. Sewers and Ann his wife E
Crgs ehden Of Margaret Glenn deceased names A.
Nicholas Chgerg Jonas CrIe,
right administrator Of Aaron CrgIe A.
and Sinclair Graves and William H. Weaver n
uuon."
Esfaets Of decree.
This coming be heard papers formerly .A
In the county court OF Madison and the report Of William H.
the commissioner appointed 20 sell the land and
toned In The said also, petition Of Sinclair Graves
planning Of Weaver hayRg sold him
al tho sale In the mentioned, and practising Nm
In the sale OF the saia negro and praying 70 be relieved from
and asking 10 have the snd In the said
resoid and suadIy answers ned 20 said pstluon, &C
Hut the court, order have the
parties Ted IN the tad fund sreehed and the
them respectively asceraned doth sdudge, order Inn
OF the commissioners Of this having frsl
thereof by publication Ia some newspaper published
Washington for four weeks succtssisey and h
door OF Of Madison do iaks the m
funds and account OF the amount In the hands Of the
allowing hun reasonable time Tor bringing tbs
and he did do charge him with interest which
paid ihe parties
ron the OF ie time 30 allowed and the comma
ascertain tina number and names Of oil the
tied participate In the dbution Of the said fund their
specuve and proportions thereof and also the resi-
dence Of party the 10 practicable,
thereof the court with anything deemed pertinent
which either party may require
Copy. Tests; BELFtELD CAVE, Clerk.
The parties interested In taking and stating the directed
by the above hereby moulded that have appointed
Monday, 9TH day February 1885,,
and my Office In the and county OF Madson ppnls The
for the said be taken and stated BY
soneT WILLIAM l.. EARLY,
Commissioned Of Madison Circuit Count
Dec u--aW4w
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MGAtefk $50 htas, =. m..ssss.s.s ssA lr.eo.,es.
@ssss..a. YES sea besssu ssast PM
ssspAs heN 90 psfAN~.ts a.,
s-ss TO pare ~ a~sass 80 ...s....,.
W every SEQ - - A s~sIvs rsaes :,
$780, erssp ~snsss 81 s.sA
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THE annual session Of studies institution
9th August, and Thursday June The
terms for board and tuition $3.50 payable
ally In advance There for drawing paint
ias aad aso I Spanish Italian German, and Latin The terms
Tor the urinary department pupa under
age, are Soo per payable yearly advance
Letters Of inquiry should addressed the MOTHER sUPE
Maryland. ~ =
Jul s-diyear,.
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No. b44
Notice Of RsopeninK OF ths DAnyiIIs Land Once
Ia IlllnnlA.

GEsEKAL LAID Owes, Sept 10, 1885,
INSTRUCTIONS this register
and Dansls see Illinois lists
remaining said dsre, and thirty days
from the date Of The OF said Instructions OF The
reopenng Office and The manner in which applications will
be received by them. 1000. . 49,.
Semi 2l-2aw6w FInte l. slaI.1 Commissioner.
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English, French, and American Fashions, 1856

n BoRGE FOX has arrived wad's Hotel, Washington, D.
Q. delay attending organization Of the HouA"
Of both branches 81 the
national legislature without Violating their political prncP
settle upon popsar candidate for their favor Mr. For
tailor, mened, and
receive distinguished and unanimous suhsEe'
pearie had the happy faculty. nnng d'senn
voices the realm Of fashion, and them In one IN
divided sentiment The House Of Representatives has been
leader time bot the Of fashion
always organized TIE fashions in the pisc hand Of art 10 ne
skill the artist what the dsorRanized elements of the Representa-
assembly the genius &c The succnm
OF the artist the subdued by eoquencs Of me
What the latter the congressional assembly Gs"F
For 10 The popular assembly Of fashion We have thus m n
fuied PARALLEL hut parallels closely 10 certain pn
thence they divre Of fashions and
leaders of pocs The speaker fashion (r such viii
designate representative loss Tor the right
the right man, and tue right loss for the right
when he applies leader His NJ"
YET bis Both equally well and safety invested
Jan 9p--da
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A MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover street, Boston 4 BY
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly
tathe modern and
Ion Of the travelling public.
Dee tidy
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THE IDAILYACUNION

49, NEW YORK, nREMEN, AND SOUTH
49, AMPTON UNITED ST TEs MAIL STEAMERS
- Tue ships comprising this line the WASHING
- TON, Capt f. cayeldys HERMANN. Capt, Ed
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THE ONLY ONE AUTHORIZED THE Of r. BOY
VEAU LhFFECTEUR FAR superior the srups OF cuisL
Other similar remedies radically
withou, all affections Of the skin dares
ITCH ulcers accidents from accouchmen the critical
o life, beredary acrimony Of Az depura
i've powerfully cacous catarrhs Of the bladder,
and other weakness Of arising from abuses
injections soundnss As yphte the Rob cures In
time Diseases from the
Of basam csava cubebs injections which only
noutralzing The Rob above
syphilc whether
and which have resisted the or mercury the iodure
Of potassium. "'.
General agents fer the United States, Gabriel Bondn, ESQ., ~
William New York for wholesale orders Guo Duconge
New Oreansy seuiIly, San Francisco - ~. -
The Rob Laecteur sold all the druggists throughout Unit
The pamphlet OF Doctor medi
cal properties Of the Rob will be ohiained by writing O. Bon
dn william street, New York; who will give every Information
O. D. 10 prepared TO America, In
dies The United duties, the Rob In bond
March Idly
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HOME MAN FACTUREs.
Fatrvieyv Cotton Works,

NedT fhe UnndI Bdtn, .7TtTdndTta,
ETTZPATRTCK BURNS, propreors and manufacturers OF
cotton carpet chain, sail twine twne cord
&C.
Orders from merchani' In Washington respectfully solicited for
the articles, winch deliver Washington
lower than be had Baltimore markets. an
orders will meet with prompt attention by addressing above
r. n
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.
Reduction Of Fare 70 California.


HH. Usitsd Statos mail steamships leave New York
<<E3 for Aspinwan aud Goth Of each month,
SIk0 connecting with mail steamers from Panama to San
Francisco
These steamships and approved the Navy
Department, and guaranty speed and safety
The ~ long) completed RON
and crnssed in hours The baggage Of
checked New York through San Francisco and
embark Panama the csmpany
The money paid In New York MI OF the trip
Reserve New York, Panama, and
Fan Francisco Of accdent 90 that
the route Ii endreIy reliable.
Passengers the day they arrive Aapn
wall
Conductors through steamer charge Of
and children without Other protectors.
For through apply the III
West street. New York, L. W. RAYMOND
May6-dtf
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ERESCH JUVENILE BOoKs.-A well selected collection
Of French juvenile books various styles prices
adapted various them beautifully
fond bookstore Of the undersigned imported by himself
direct from Paris.
Dec IL PRANCK TAYLOR.
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TO THE LADEs.Mr n. L. HARPER % BroomheId street
Boston has received choice Of thoe rich Sn
elegant embroidered ball dresses n the latest Partisan %
which universally admired Newport last ~
Then able supply demand, takes this npportun
TO Inform the lsdes that he Just esh supply sos
which white and appropriate for bridal costumes
Ao head dresses cofures, collars nantes se Az
which biack and van
" wresths Of straw flowers, feathsr flowers, se
NBThs 10 the only house the United States where he
goods obtaned.
HosTor, January 8, 1855.
ian e-2sw9w
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Philadelphia. Niagara, and Great Western Line.
pAssENGRRs depot Philadelphia and R.ad
lag Railroad Company Broad and Vine srests daily At IN
rare 20 chicago $40 90
NtafaH Fails.... 10 90
buuhto.s 10 90
ba'sN'h..'..' 10
y 90
GannnoniRuas.s. 3 90
..s...
Prh ains Phladepba Reading Railroad
broad and Cherry serts) daiy for Chicago
Arrangements have made which
JOHN TUCKER PERSISTENT
PhilndeIpbia and Reading Railroad CONG W.
CH0CEHtEs, WINES, liquors sc We bep leave To
call the attention of friends public TO our stock Of
ffssh groceries, consisting Of
Pine green and back
Jaws. Rio, and Lseuayra cofees
Rshned and brown
Famiiy, sarsrhne. and -four, In hhis. and bays
Cheese, lard, hams, and shoulders
And every other arcie make mp complete
wines. Liquors, and Cigars.
Madeira sherry port cIsrt champagne wines of fyoris
bsa~ds, very superior T..
Fine mandies, whiskey, gins &C., IN wood W RIaas
Taes,her with large stock Of Havana German domestic
eisars -
we vii offer the above goods with many articles which we
hail ewing prices ipducerent for
families and me give call hrors supplying their wants
THOMPSON, HAMILTON CO.. = :,
South side Penn. avenue, between ~ and streets.
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wAsHIsGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
Change Of Hours.


I'm Monday 23d instant, the trains will leave
" Wellington al aud sk. M, and and M, pm
On SUNDAY, At ~, p m.
Leave Baltimore az and OK, a. M and md 5x,p.m
T. H. PARSONS, Agent.
ApriI 29-dn
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Housekeeping Articles.


complete In every department. CONSISTING In part Of
FRENCH CHIIA.
band plain white dinner Dessert and
tea large assortment OF dinner and tea ware in de-
sessd piece: rich cups and suesr with and without notices
hney articles appropriate TO decorate paror table, and
TOMBSTONE CHINA.
DnnsI tea and .o,e. sets. a'o in detached pieces large
GLASS WARE
American, French and Bohemian such decanter hasons
Eoss. s,s, hoe .sss MrSs,s sS,spnds.
dishes, salts, pitchers, &c.
TABLE CUTLERY.
In haIfdozer nfy-ihes pieces; also,
ivory handled knives only and forks, seeis Nc
BLoCK-TiN GOODS.
surh chahns Dishes fon 10 " - inches. coffee and
coffee pots tsa pos coffee bgrins kc.
PLATED GOODS.
such coffee and spoons and forks casters,
covered dishes, pitchers, cake and hu baskets walters kc
JhPANNED GooBs.
Such walters plate warmers slop jars.
foot tubs, cans, kc 80
GAS FIXTURES.
factory Baker Philadelphia h sale nj
The Manufacturer retail prices.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Solar snp. rundoies wood ware tenders and brushes
VASE willow ware, Britannia ware bronssd iron goods
sss. a. u and s Deemed ~ a.
% s.a .
s s 20 me ss s ~ "G' Ssy a"s ,,. s a.. from
ssa citlcs
eeoss delivered any par iy Georgetown free Of
cssarues esunias oompls,s III. of every article aeps m
c. W. BorELER,
Nov -asvewn Iroa HAIL.
Twe neshs &C the Hsssss.s value OF every
s.sassss and prss..sssa
rim AMERICAN ALMANAC, AND REPOSITORY or USE
FUL KsowLEDGR FoR isss.
oas psL, Ia~s, No 70 tsegp
rnss o. p.pa, o. % ssusa. 70 ~ rssay 10 kw day.
TnE AMEnCkN almanac anes VIII maize, q The r,,.,..
lmeaftsaee a. Amsfiean. u fuIr,i inar
m.-a se~sns tbs Eseefsl ~ ua~a ssd
s.es easss s..as also, sseA sss rsissss me
r~ naasky Mssssins ssgs y srasy msa snd
ss.s .s.ses,sa alss s. sas see-y psr,.s-ss .rad
Nssh.ss " hs. es. hs pss~s eessrad sss.s y.
ee.sss. u i. ssssss E..sy psssslsai mss %
ss.. ss- rs.s susse~as sss.as ana hunasriss
~ 80 ssssss - 80 Ies. h~sss 90 no tss' lavsa
TnRkTIsE oN ENGLIsn pUsCTUATIos.
pssrsss ~ lsnes susk p,,ssss N.
PFfss. ama A9 ~
as eeataiatnE ruies - ~
ss :. s'Fs.ss 60, .as = s sssas s.~sss q g,:"e
n. ..,, :. sr...s.y ...sss. @ ..s sy g .sssls y
ssss sugse' - ~hisA isspastas
fsesssa' sna sessmsns.,
- noe 4 ys'y fun sspa.ua ~ ~ ssm,s.n asa s~.a. a
~ y sasay sssp,ss sssr,ss ~ =. .saa- n ssow
s"x~ """a w pSsu-si wh tseeN = csvssfts. Esemiasv,
=, n. -. CROsav, siCnOls 4 Co,
hwssssas'~a s,sest nassaa.
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spectacies.

spectacies.
GOLD silver hne steel and plated pecaces asses &C.,
all focuses, with peoca perscopc and paraboIa glasses
long experience peculiar advantages sslecag glasses
adapted TO the eyes ofwearers -.
NJ. W. GAIT bro,
3a4 Penn, between Ninth and Tenth streets
n9s-u
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I OsGFELi.Ows New Posm.--The Song Of Hswatha
IL by Henry Wadsworih Longfellow Price 81
Curious Fairies and Fuhny People, rs cents
just published and for sale Al
TAYLOR l. MAURY's
Nov IS Bookstore, 9th 81.
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pRoGBEss Of Religious Ideas by l.. Maria ChiIds.
Il
The New Purchase Early Years West. edition
Lilly, Novel. I
Works Of Chas. Lamb
Harpes Story Book. Vol -
MEXICO and It's Religion, by r. A. Wilson. illustrated
Border Beages; by w. Gilmore simms.
Smike b~ Charles Dickens
The Chiid wifi by Charles Dickens.
Mystsres by William Harrison Aims
Nov % FRANCR TAYLOR.
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AND wARRAsTs-Tbs aishea cash price. paid BY -,
IL h"". .' Nj sNYDER SON.
Jan s-lm
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And whereas The creditors rsfred % ~ Co-xy--. On,
deemed Identical bolde % The se.css.a ID m. asa
and whereas alleged us, t,, ,r,.,
orsed certificates said debt The hoders % which
Of, and where's. .~c, ~
Coness requires holders 9th erracsps snd e,
% shan releases s.s
md she sse Texas before payments snd ne
.. sssssss that pubic notice should be svss m spsss
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nLGNWOOp CEMETEl.Y.-omee No. asa Pennsylvania

Nov l4-law6w
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EDwARp cLARE,
Secretary ~ ss~ss.


NJ Pease Governor OF the State ~ Texns
uy hnt Edward CLARK who signed The
eage secretary ~ se and the dse ~
the secretary Of state fr The shs
keeper original sa'u's laws Of aid ss and dat he siss
10 testimony whereof hs.uno ny and e.s.s %.
tsrA this the sxth day q rebuay led AND !. ses
OF the ind pendence R.e~ 80
Of Tcxes the twentieth year
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Approved Let February, 1854.


!, Edward Ciark, Secretary Of STAT
hereby certify thai the foregoing sirht
true and eorrcct copy Of the original scs
assent of the STATE or Texa- n 'An act
OF such creditors Of he late republic ~
n the act NJ CoaRress ~ sert mber ,
my which was passed NJ the secspd
Coasrsss Of the United States, and
eighth, eirhtsen hundrrd and any hye. !
Witness my hand and the seal of /
tsEALl year aforesaid. - = ~
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