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CAHDIn consequences Of the death of Of the partners Of
n firm OF H. r. London Co, merchant ao Of this city,
business will be closed md all indebted TO the above
respectfully requested settle the At the old place Of
will under the former in al m
branches formerly Tho undersigned win always keep
hr merchandise
business including best quality Of military articles the
army navy They respectfully thank their friends and the pub
c generally liberal patronage they have received win
be happy pleasure continuance o the
H.. v. LOUDON n CO.,
auu o0-eotf Merchant Tailors under Browns Hotel.
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WiIIards Hotel
J. G, II. A. WILLARD,
Pennsyivaria gpenus and Fourteenth street,
Washington, u. o.
Jan 0a-dn

ARPETINGWs would particularly invite the attention Of
persons wishing furnish Handsomely to our new and
imported English, velve tapestry and Hrsses
exhibiting department, second and
third noos We have paid unusual attention 10 the selection Of
aoeds confident that their superb quality rich color
ing elegant designs, very moderate prices will
avoraby the and them the
oT going North 10 make their purchases.
We have in store great variety Of tapestry, Brussels,
ditto 3py double carpenR
ust received nom large New York will be sold
unusually cheap. BARNES n MITCHELL,
On the Avenue between su and 9th streets
Sep 1a-eof3w
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mo. 5691
Notice

of The Etablishment Of h0o additional Land Offices in the
Territory Of Minnesota
pursuance Congress- approved July 1885, ent
establish additional land districts in the Ter
Minnesota embracing all that portion Of the Territory
dividing townships IS and 46 north NJ
Of he mississippi and north Of the nearest
line hereafter by The Commissioner Of
Genera Land Oee said Hver extending thence west
said districts be called the northeastern"
districts, which districts divided by the
dividing eighteen and nineteen west Is hereby de
Offices for said districts
abhed present follows That for the norAeaasrH dis
rict nt Lake supeno and that for
the norfhc,rru OF oHBwsY" the Mississippi
ryer, at the mouth Of Mudd
the Of Washington this third day OF
October, A. ID. ts5S
BY order OF the Presidents - -
TtiOs. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner the General Land Once.
Oct 4-iaw0wt flint. \ Starl
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TO OUR RUBsCRIBERs.

The Of person s upOn l00kss cas
the paymeul the subscription be made advance.
Distant Subscribers may money BY sGgr 0saSs
Of which Will be paid alsk assumed
safe transmission, ......--.
The COUNTRY PA ERi b.sh d n, weekly during the
Cong ess, aud semi weekly during the
Subscriptions for period less than year viii be received
terms propoitoned TO the above annual rates
ng-PosTmAsTERs authorized 10 sgenls and
by sending us RVS DAILY subscribers with so snclossd
TuH sEM-wEEKLY subscribers, with S25 enclosed, viii be
titled a copy gratis.
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

The undersigned nams Of guarantor of nume the o~n and
State of the Stats) and ators,
take that the tname the bidder bid
WILL ii his the offer above be accepted,
with the United within fifteen days
ce, through the Office of the acceptance his he offers
before mentioned.
Witness, Signature of guarantofs]
certify that the (heTe the guarators)
known be good responsible guarantors
Signature
To be signed by the district judge, district attorney collector
Syagent, known bureau be responsible.
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mo. 567.I
Notice

of wtdraOqt Of land. "a AissPpi, AtGSaHa, and LO''s-
ana. "
IN pursuance of the act of Congress i Of august 1885,
sae including the por,ions
have 1 day been sssa s % s .ss se a.
Louisiana Withdraw and The following % de-
prescribed limits selection until otherwise direcled' 10 WIZ
liz MISSISSIPPI
North and east Of tGs cAOeta0 and msdia".
Tow nships O. "a S. O. T. and 8, of ranges d. and
Townships |, ., 3, 4, 5, aud 6, OF range 6.
East Of Pearl riper.
Townships and TO- of ranges II, ls, is, 30, andai
Once AUGUSTA ..#~.
North Of ths ChocaO base line and mersLian,G
townships s. 4, s. g. and T. Of ranges 10, inclusive.
Townships and Q, of ranges 6, 7,s, and o. ua aaH
Township 7 Of range 49,
East of Pearl river aad Of the aIst deg V latitude
Townships 3, s. 0,7 and 10, of ranges H. H. is
townships l. . $3.50, 9, and o. of ranges IT andle
Townships 0, 7, T. aud ., Of range 81. @ " .@@114v"H
Of south Of the sa deg Of latitude
Tsws:g sas Of .ssss. and Ia
Towa.Siss $sS and sn5 q e range !, s,ns. na
S%:I E$%%:$$; $$%%:$$: Il i ;ssss
Townshp6, OF range lS
Office COLUMBUS! a..
North and Of Csoetap base line and meridian.
Townships g. TO- H. 49, 49, ~ and is, ofansss a. is, i6, II,
IS, and 10.
Township g. of ranges g, 7s, 0, 10, II, la and l3
Tx ALABAMA,
Office ST. STEPHENS:
South Of the 3t deg of latitude and we of the metdian
Townships S, @, and 7, of ranges !, ., 3, and 4.
In LOUISIANA.
Office at GREEssnuRs:
South =" The base line and east Of the principal meridian.
Townsbips 7. 8, an, 9, ofmnge 10.
Townships 7, 9, 0, 0 20 IN '"Nu SO
Townships 8, 9, aud 10, of rans w.
Office at NEW ORLEANS: "
East of tAe Mississippi river
Townships IL, 10, and 3, of range l2 east ..... ..
Townships TO- IL, l2 and i3 Of ranges 3 and IA east
Townships TO- IL, and l2 of range Is east
Given my hand General Land Office, the city Of
Washington, this 18th day Of August, IL -
Acting Commissioner.
Aug l6-law6wt Intel b Starl h# vi"
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Episcopal High school of Virginia,

III TfoDaTat on Ihe HetfhIs FHftt Hfs '56 y I'UI'"
Rev. JOHN p. MCGUIRE, Rector.
rHF next session will commence Wednesday, 10th Sep
Il tember.
Terms s0o5 board tuition In the regular course, &C. Modern
languages, mnac and drawing extra charges. -
References The Bishops and other clergy OF the docese Rev
Johns, Baltimore Rev MI Cummns, Of Washngoni and
Rev Mr. Seymour, of Frederick city, Maryland
Circulars containing the Of study government 'arm Se
Direct 70 Rev Johs p Mcclure, Theological Seminary Fair1
county, Virginia.
HowsRp, July II, 1856.
July l5-lawsw
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pnI1TrNG-pRLss for a.I., cheap for cssh.-A double
cylinder printing press in good running ORDER being
press which the washington Union newspaper now
printed. Apply NJ this Office.
Msy l5-dff
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Proposals for Erecting Marine Hospital at
New Orleans, Louisiana.

TREASURY DrrARTMrNT,
September q, 1856.
SEALED PROPOSALS. viii be received department until
the 26h day Of Noysmbe d. 1856 at ~ clock al noon for
plans and specifications prepared this department d proposals
5 Vol % NM M % of esl sSoad aeeampa"y each bid with pe
Of each kind work and the total amount carried OUT The
BY nved or any pats thereof Of
United sas require. the department also reserves the night 20
believe wiz not hfal perform the eontIac 2. which they
shall b. parties interest who do not Join IN The bd and a" bids
that, upon Investigation below fair price for the work
contract win Be- swSrdsd % such bidder uni ds. are furnished
the department Of the prices Of the different kinds Of work and
ra which revision nf the
the bid shall be equmsy spPortoned the whole
work 10 guide the department In making payments.
Ninety pet OF the Of work done and materials de-
veed according contract price sad amount 10 be ascaned
purpose j pd time WORK progresses, and
len per retained until The completion q the contact and &C
in the event of non. faIhmeui Of contract
c asnmea sreo by consent OF the Secretary
of The Treasury, will be forfeiture OF the same,
I'd nv Two rssponbe persons Ccer6ed 10 be BY
district Judge attorney Of the said distrtct In The sum Of
any part thai the bidder w when required b. proposal &c &C
cep,,,s, I,,' rnr i,s rs,honI perfStr,nce
Plans specifications and working drawngs can be examined a.
Proposals win time be received or building siuinr
op walls VIII be q IN Iron vrnoernF upsnon frames,
c proof according supplement- % the specacaona
rersons submitting such prorosa VII give minute deal q NC
walls Of drg hsm, ryle fonamsntaon, &C Persons
may submit iron building, Of an equal o. smaller sEe
called for BY the s-nacauuns though conforming gene
s proposals mnst be sent 70 this department. addressed
secretary 81 The Treasury tsndorscd rropo.ns
leans marine hospital and W o opsnSd ~ no oeoc p % ~
''ooe''' " ""' '''' JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary of the Treasury.
Sept 07-aaw6Odt lint n sarl
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n oST WARRANT.

wARRANT.-Notics IL hereby given that land warrant
Ia II M issued 18th November, 1885, to James Cadw ell for
acres the undersigned which has never come to
and that application has been made 20 ne Once or dup
cate Of the TIL LUhPkN,
AuausT 8, 1855 - - Attorney
hug 7-Iswsw JAMES CALDWELL.
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CONWAY ROBINSON, Of Richmond, Virginia, praese Rich
mond in the o appeals and United States courts and
Washington city in The Supreme Court.
Letters him will be directed 10 Richmond, Virginia,
eptl -Iaw6w
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Lost Land warrant

DUBLIC IL hereby that after the expiration ef
weeks from the date, application will be made The
the Pension Office, Washington
lien Of the issued
the May 1885, for acres
by the mail between Washington and Belle
ve Illinois, during The last OF May the iorepau of the month
has been by said Lacroir
1856,
RENE M LACROik.
Aug o6-Iaw6w y" #.o ...... ..#.#H ## ..H w
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Glass VII.


Class VIII.
5000 writing 10 by 26 inches, weigh
ty-eight pounds per re0m.
No a00 reams writing by a5 nches to weigh TWEEN
ty-six pounds per ream
No a. 100 s by 22 inches, TO weigh TWEEN
~ y four pounds per feam; . -, -
No A. $40 writing ls by s inches to weigh TWEEN
.y-two pounds per ream
No. S. 4oo reams writing paper u py 10 ihcnes 10 "egh
twelve pounds per ream
All papers and be made of the
Materials free from adueaton and anished in the best
white blue of the regular
standard sizes of the respective kinds and Of such weights as
required by this Office those class are 10 be ~he and of
and weights specified in t.e schedule. r - =,
right ordering OF less quanny OF each
and kind contracted for such times ana w sue
= the public service require.
will separately and be subject TO sepa
but bidders offer for one or more Of the classes
proposal and the privilege reserved OF requiring
bidder who than class assigned him to take all
such cIasses, or forfeit his right to any class. e.
Samples qulrel OF each KIND oil paper BID
and bur sample for each Kind must accompany each bid
The paper schedule first six classes
designated the sample, II viii not be
All proposals and samples must be transmitted TO ms once nee Oh
Each proposal signed by individual hrm making IT.
specify price per pound price for sach of
every Kind of paper proposed for
All the paper the several must be delivered at sueh place
free OF all every charge and subject to the
specton count weight measurement OF the Superintendent
Bank forms for proposals viii be furnished persons
applying for them aud none viii be taken into consideration unless
Bonds approved securities, will be required and the supply
ing Of an infeor article in OF the classes OF failure 10 supply
the quantity required at any me will be considered violation Of
Each bidder is required TO furnish with proposals
evidence of his ability to execute them and proposals unaceompa
nied by such evidence will be rejected
Tuesday the Monday December nert 2d)
10 O'Clock, a M at the ohee Of the Superintendent 49,
Printing Capitol Of the United States Washington, and endorsed
" Proposals for supplying Paper" ~
Superintendent Of the Public Printing.
Oct l-2Iw9w Intel. h Star, 2awswl
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ny oRDEH OF the Navy Agent there stii be .

ny ORDER OF the Navy Agent there vii, be sold
at public u O'Clock o. the aSih day Of Oetc
her nrT Al hs United Navyyard Washington from
ion msy offered Of copper scale me aaaysss o. sample
or which given 81 9l0 10 ~ 40 eert o metallic
conner II can he time previous to the day Of sale
mon application at the Navy-yard Terms Of sale cash
ALSO,
sets Of tin scales with weights
set of wooden meat scales. - .. -
Sept 26-lHwAw A. dhEENhhAft NAV agent
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y. STEER, Merchant Tailor, No. ass seventh
notifies public that he has just received
from the New York Philadelphia markets the largest and best
cotha gengs, Shirts stocks ties
sisry SC, that he has offered for their inspection
with the
demands Washington public and
the selection goods confidently believes
pared has
Of his stock and prices BY the public and all
that he takes pleasure showing his goods
apecial invited he stock of Shirts which
be Of the very best description made in this country
SEP Is--9aw3wif ...#. E."..+. ....
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n,rfE Colieg. 81. James, Observation-Disclosures the
collegiate commercial and preparatory departnents has one
each year. The first OF October to the s OF hurut
whole charge year. for board ion sc hundred and
my dollars No entrances fee. .r.
studeng rdnit "a al any part year application a
JOHN y. EERFOOT, Rector, &C.,
trly l-1nw-i College g. james, r. o., Maryland.
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-, PERSON NAY npcr,vE pIs OWN LIFE INsU-

A PERSON MAY RECEIVE HIS OWN LIFE INsU-
n RAsCin The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company we
insure pay persons death " nc survive TO be sixty II Is
pad o Innscir This " worthy the attention of all.
Thorn who wish share IN the dividends Of the coming year
should have their applications dated
the approaches for fire, those desiring protection viii
mind at us them good companies, with iarn
capitals, and pay lossos promptly, -
!. G. LEWIS, superintendent,
Sept 17-cod5t once 7lh street, below Gen. r. ..
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Law Partnership.


n. J. WALKER. L. JAhlNs
n DoREpT J. WALKER LOUIS JANTN have formed n parts
nerhp for the trial Of Supreme
ou Of the states and in the Court Of Claims Addrss
washington City, u. g. 1anS-eoduh
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United States Patent ONCE,

AN the petition Sherwood, of Fort Edward, New
York. praying the Of patent granted TO him
e42, Improvement in door locks,
years the expiration said patent which takes place on
l7ih Of December, 1856
II ia ordered that the said petition Office
Thudsy Of December next, AT 2 O'Clock,
notified and show cause they
hare, why said petition ought not TO be granted r
TO he
Once their specially forth writing, least
hearing; all testimony filed by either party
taken and transmitted accord
oce, which will be furnished app
cation % -
testimony will be closed the LIST day Of Decem
depoons other papers relied testimony
Office before the morning OF that day
the arguments, If any, within days thereafter.
this be published in the Intcgencer,
Union Evening Star Washington d. CT Republican, bal
more, Ponnsyvanian Philadelphia, Pa Day Book New
Yofk and POST Boslon once
previous lh day of December NEXT the day Of
hearing CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents
PsEdtors papers will copy and send their
Patent ohice with containing this notice.
S-law3w
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Alexandria Academy, hlcxandria, Virginia,

NTbNnndrfh ACAu1Hy, AIUANHUNIH3 FTFHIHfH'
THE lsh Of this institution win on
Monday September The of study includes usual
and natural sciencc.
This Institution which highly
Of parents and guardians Tho corps Of teachcr
professions The excellent
Of appaausphlosophica chemical, and astronomical tho
arrangement buildings giving Just such accommodations
all Of aemonstrsing
hcay admit Of H. enable the student obtain
thorough, and practical cducatton " naE
Board and tuition slsO session payable quarterly
in advance. -H"A
Circulars may be obtained by applying TO = ---gsr
r. L, BRoCRETr,
Aus Ia-eodomo Principal.
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NOTE.

Proposals be guaranteed by responsible ce
hed TO as such by postmaster judge Of OF records and
contract be entered by successful bidder with surety
before the let January, 1857.
will be made for TRIPS not performed and for each Of such
omissions satisfactorily three the OF the
be deducted. For arrivals behind break
nexon with depending mas and sufficiently excused
fourth OF the compensation for the trip subject forfeiture
Fines viii be imposed unless the delinquency be promptly and
sactoriy explained negecng take the mail from
post office for suffering II be injured, destroyed, robbed
lost and for refusing, aer demand convey the mail
frequently the concerned running,
hices the route The Postmaster General annu the
for repeated failures agreeaby contract dis
obyng the post Office laws of the department
The Postmaster General alter schedule He order
increase Of service by allowing therefor rata
the contract He may also cura discontinue the SERVICE
whole rata decrease of allowing
mouths the Of service dispensed
with Bids should be addressed the "Second Assistant Post
General" supescrbed Proposals No. $780, Florida
further pamphlet advertisement
Virginia, Florida of 1855 and 1856.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Oct Il-Iaw4wt Postmaster General.
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Carpet ng, Curtain Materials, and Furnishing &
Goods Generally.

IS hch Mosaic rugs
IS do Chenille do
80 do velvet do
IS low priced tuted do
50 rich Chenille and velvet parlor mats
100 drusgeu crumb cloihs all sizes
Is pieces printed druEgeis all widths
pieces eolored figured damask for dancing cloths
bales Cocoa, Jute, sheep skin, and other mats
pieces felt carpeing, for Offices, sc.
pieces IA, 81 "a, lO4, ll and 1874 linen shecunEs
$50 pairs 81, 10 4 ia and l24 sup bed blankets
$50 pairs sup. crib and cradle blankets
SO pairs servants and ironing blankets
rs quilted bed comforts
25 white Marseilles bed quilts, all sizes
$50 sup double damssk table cloths, all sizes
IS pieces table damask, all widths
$50 satin damask napkins
80 dozen damask towels
100 pieces hue kaback and diaper owellnga
rs rich cloth piano
so do table
10 pieces very rich brocatel for curtains
20 do saun LANES do
Is worsted damasks do
so do very rich Union damasks for curtains
10 do striped reps for dining curtains
10 do plain reps for furniture covering
25 plain and wled Turkey red cRslImeret
rs do do muslin do
100 pieces embroidered musins
50 pieces bun shade linens and hr'ures
l50 painted window shades and hIiures-
Togsther with complete stock of article In line
all Of which will be offered
had Of other house in the csuHty
The public respectfully invited 70 see for themsoves
HOOE, BROTHER, co.
Sept aO-3taw4wih
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United states Mail.

PosT OFHoE DEPARTAkET,
October ii, 1856.
KOPO5AIS for carrying the mails the
lat January 1897, 30h June 1850 following
the State of FLopA the time and herein specified
viii be received the Oce of Oice Depart
ment in the city Of Washington, until m, the 2h Of No
yember, 1856, 10 be decided the day:
$3.50 From Jacksonville, by BabeTs Newbugh Alligator
10 miles and back, twice week, IN fourhorse coaches
Leave jacksonville Sunday and Wednesday att pm.i
Arrive at Alligator days by M,
Leave Alligator Monday and Thursday al 3 a M;
Arrive at Jacksonville days by 2
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THE Kentucky Military Institute, directed by
appointed by the state, under the supsrn
Col II. W. MORGAN, distinguished graduate OF
West Point and practical engineer by able faculty
taught In the best colleges with the
addition Of extended mathematics, mechanics
engineering and mining Eeoogy also English
historical readings keeping and business fos and In mod
languages. ... -.....n# 1901. -.
The nineteenth opens the second Monday
September September) 1855. charge sl02 hsyesy
session, payable In advance.
o the buildings will make this session for
who the been necessarily de-
Applications be made before the 18Th October
the Hon. secr.sos OF War ard OF The
Treasury.
the superintendent Miay institute, Franklin coun
'ty, Kentucky" or the nndersigned = -.
Aug I0-eodDa aep5thoot President OF the Board.
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EIHsT PRE- MUM pIANnS-Iust received at my piano
store Pennsylvania avenue three
splendid Of 7 and 6k octaves from tho factory Of Stein
pianos obtaintd the first
the last Metropolitan Fair and the American Institute av-
for the sale o these psnosin the District Of Co
uba the public respectfully and examine them
purchasing elsewhere They surpassed by
pianos made this country In Europe,
other and second hand
moderate and accommodating
For workmanship warranted and all pianos purchased from
viii be kept In tune year without extra charge.
oct o-eod3ts ;. @. REtCHENBACH.
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ne receiving their fall and winter goods OF the latest styles
n and impurtations New York.
They the fall and winter styles
citizens generally invited 10 call onry and
make their selections,
DUvALL BRO, Penn. avenue,
Between Pournnd-a a. half and Rixlh streets.
Een Qn-rnd0vin
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DREAD my Children ny Mira Ellen Key Blunt Pri CO
ID so cents .. . b. ..
De Bows Review for October.
ocL9 FRANCK TAYLOR
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Miss Brooke's French and English Boarding
and Day School, ..... ........

Miss Bro0ke's Ffench ana Ehgnsh bOafulnR
and Day School, ..-.. ......s
Buildings No l3s Psnnsyvania arenuc Warrington, D. G
WILL open September 1856 Circulars stating particulars and
containing highest temonials, be had prnc
pal bookstores and at her residence.
rrAo nj hi Rev. Alonzo Potter d. D., LII. ID.
m. p.h, George w. Doane, ID. D, LII. ID.
.r. dhe pn, NJ William r. Nottingham, ID. D., IL ID.
Prof Jpssph Henry ID, Secretary OF Smithsonian Institute
Washington, ID. Z. .aor, ~ che rt,,,ea s,,,es f,o..
Survey. :. >t.s navy Nspon, Nh
Eervaiory.
General Mason, Washington, d. q . .,.,, w,.h
Col. Cooper, AdIutant General United states ~
ingon, d. q, - ~ = = #.."# ..
William W. Corcoran ESQ, Washington ID, c.
Jame Mechan a.. Librarian 10 Congress
Hon. James Campbell, Postmaster General - .. - -,
Hon Ellis Lewis chief OF Court OF Pennry-
-, =,
Pennsylvania.
Hon. George Vail, NJ. C. from New Jersey. ...m.
Robert J. Walker Washington, ID. O.
Hon Charles Faulkner, NJ, Q. from Virginia.
Hon jefferson Davis, Secretary OF War, Washington d. o.
20-eod2m
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GREENLEAF, Navy Agent,
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splendid schemes for November, 1856.
under the superintendent of commissioners appointed
by the governor
GREGORY s. MAURY, Managers.

Tickets SlU-halyes s5-qnnTters 81 so
Certificates of packages Of % whole tickets, $3.50 90
Do do 25 half do 65 90
Do do 25 quarter do % so
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shares and certificates of packages in the
splendid will receive the attention. and
account drawing will be immediately is
over o all who order from Address
r. J. BUCKEY, Agent,
Oct llt Wilmington, Del.