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PROPOSALS.


NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau Of Yards and Docks, September l9 ESQ.
GEALED PROPOSALS. for separately endorsed PrO
Class No ths Glass; for yard
syd will be received this once until the 25h Octo
Der Tor furnishing delivering the raj nayyyards
named the articles embraced the following
aud which particularly described Ia printed Hchedues which
will be furnished application by mall requested
desiring offer contract for a the classes
named theren the yards for the
classes for the yards under their command by the
nearest thereto by the bureau, for all thu yards
bidders send
them schedule by mall will be in order insure their
they should enclose Ia their application
stamps, the law requires all postage TO be prepaid
Bidders hereby cautioned and particularly notified that their
offers form hereinafter ibed mailed In
time reach their destination before the lime expires FOR receiving
Did Be UAieA shall be ths
Tiod stated Giopanee uiH be made failures Of The mail
TO guard against offers being OPEN before appointed,
bidders enveop above the address,
and draw line under the eudouemen thus "Propoa for C!ais
No. nune Me sIa for he NaVy yard al (name The yard
To the Chief Of the Bureau OF Yards and Docks Washington
d.
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Proposals for Erecting the Custom House, a. G.,
at Georgetown, ID. q.


TREASURY DEPARTAEsT,
September "a 1850.
>EAIED PROPOSALS. will be received depa until
q the November A. d. 3d. at IL o'clck for
rodnR 10 hu prepared
SAID pro whole building for the
should each
MD vi h hu each work.
aned out; the department ruseryg he reject
The ropOsas thereof when de
interest the
exclude the hds OF or persons whom
there will aht0l Om the
all when sh IA nte est Who do not join IN
and all bids th upon invsssauon are below a price
Bids gI0ss the on Of the bidders
contract such bidder unl details furnish
the department prices different kinds work and
tpna b. subject The revision of the department.
bid shalt whole
work guide the department IN making payments,
Ninety of The OF work done and materials delv
cred according aid
uIl the completion of the cuiact and
eepauce by aofesad and be
IA of noniudlment OF contract.
will he awarded only master builders and mechanics
the
he reasufy will be forfeiture Of the
signed
district Judge nney Of distct $4,000,
work of opouonate amount IL
ina bidder when bis proposal be
aud bond with proper aud lucien securities for
is faithful performance.
plans apcI and working drawings
thirty days. and information obtained apca ion the
department.
The proposals department. addressed
Treasury endorsed Proposals
Custom &C. ~ and will be opened O'Clock of the
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary of the Treasury.
Sept 24-2awB0days lint. Il Sarl
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PoAM OF OFFER.


Aere .Ss hs ame of aama etoWn In the State of name
Tie Stale hereby Oder fur under advertisement dated
dat u adger and subject all the requirements OF The
ame and ef the printed schedule TO which refers oil the articles
embraced in Glass No. the ca ard (aale
The ydrd according schedu kers paste the Prcd
class The schedule and opposite eeA article set the price, and
aggregate amount Of the bid for the ea amounting TO (Lsrs
oyit mo u Uords)
propose as my heTe ths agent ysgu BY
The scheds for the supply under The classes by
resident of he place delivery and should offer be
ed request may prepared and the
agent (naae the agecyD signatures and certificate.
(iere the bidder to sign his nancy
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Proposals for furnishing the Paper for the Pub
lie Printing
OEHCE SuPERIRTKEDERT or the PUBIC PRIKTIEa,
Washington. ClrIubeF l. Ib5b.

OTuoE suFERIETEEDEET PUBLIo PRETINO,
Washington, October /, 1856
IN pursuance of provisions Act provide
cung the public printing" &c approved August &C. 1882 sealed
rst Monday list day. December twelve O'Clock for
furnishing the thai required for the public printing for
the year commencing the LIST day Of December 1885, and enung
on the LIST day of December, 1857.
The suboined list speeches. asceTtaned
quantity quality and description of each kind Of paper will be
TequTedi
10000 printing paper uncaendered "a by
5S inches and to weigh forty hVe pounds to the feam VI
Glass II.
1900 hne pruning paper caendered "a by
30 inches, and weigh hfly SIX pounds the Of
4S0 sheets.
5000 supedne sized and caendered printing paper
measure "a by 80 inchea and TO weigh dnytwo pounds 10
CLAA-iV
Glu BupeEine printing paper
TO measure % by ID inches, and weigh weight
pounds to the ream of 49, sheets.
Glaze v.
900 Bup8hne sized caIcndood nap paper
aZeJ dB may be required, corresponding IN weight with
paper measuring ~ by "a inches, and weighing twenty
pounds per renm of 4sO sheots
Glass vi.
upOne plato paper cuIendcrcd uneQond0red
may be requed,) 70 by % nchea, weight
per rcam may be required.
The of the each of the above be of
aud all aduteaton
sheets eaeh and in bundles of each
4eO perfect sheets. Uniformity coo thickness,
will be required and bundle of wrappers varying
under ve trom the standard weight will
ceived, gross will all required. Mixing
thcknesses the bundle weight
will be considered a violation OF the contract
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CLASS VII.


Glass VIII.
No 800 writing 10 inches to weigh ven
Weight pounds
No 2n Teams writing paper, s by 25 inches
ty-six pounds per rcau
No a. 100 reams writing IL by % weigh
V iour pounds per Team.
No f. $40 writing 6 by ls inches weigh TWEEN
y-two pounds p'r
NO. D 4OO reans writing paper IL by l6 inches weigh
twelve pounds per
All the designated in classes and
beS materials free from adutfraon and lnshed
he class be blue, gulaI
standard sizes OF the kinds and Of
be required by this office white AID Of
the zes and weights specified in The schedule.
and kind contracted such quantes
as the puollc service require
Each class will be considered separately be sepa-
rate contracts hn bidders offer
in the proposal aud privilege reserved reauua
bidder who assigned take
such classes, or ure his rght to any class
Samples not ss Than one que) Of each paper bid for
and a sample for each kind accompany each bid
classes aud be numbered correspond number Of
the ppsed for in that schedule six
TO be properly designated on the sample viii be
All proposals and samples be fee Of
postage or other expense,
Each propose. must be signed by Arm making
and must specify The price pound pcp Cor eacb AZ
every kind Of paper contained class prn-osed far " ~ "
All the paper In the several must be delivered at such pae
o. places Us NAV he designated In ashinon ctIy IN good order
IRE" " all every charge expense subject 10 the In
pecon, count weight and OF the
proposals viii be furnished at this Office 10
applying for them and will be unless
Bonds with approved seeune will be required supply
o ueie IN any OF the classes, or failure supply
contract. -
Each bidder required his proposals
edeace bis abb TO execute them and proposals unaccompa
ned by such evidence will be rejected.
The pnpo'as VIII be opened The uired by
the FIRST Tuesdy Monday Dccembet nett al
10 O'Clock, a. m, the Office OF The superintendent
Printing Capitol United states Washington and end reed
Proposals for supplying Paper"
Superintendent Of the Public Printing,
Oct l-2aw9w Intel. star 2aw9wl
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DHE 18th annual session Of this institution will commence on
Monday September 49, TIE course Of snay includes the uuaI
English branches the an' modern lanEue,s masomscs
and natural science.
This nstuua affords advantages which highly
the aeo OF and guardians Tho corps of teacher
composrd their profession excellent
ie Of hppRrsusphosophca chemical, and astronomical
buildings giving such accommodations
students need the opportunity all times Of demonstranE
cay principles admit Of enable the student
Acre sound, thorough, and practical education
Terms Board and tuition $50 session payable quarterly
In advance,
n L, BRoCKErr,
Aug 10-end2mo PRINCIPAL.
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERs.

The name Of person viii be sPon our boOks uavs
he payment Of the subsonpionb be n ADVANCE.
Distant subscribers may money BY letter. The pOsa.
Of which will be paid BY and alsk ourselves ia -
sale transmission.
The COUNTRY PA'ER b1sh,d III weekly daring the 80.
stons Of Cong ess, and semi weekly during The recess
Subscriptions for period less than year will be received On
propouioned TO the above annual rates.
Q9-PosTMAsTERs authorized our agents and
by sending DAILY subscribers $50 enclosed OF
sEMI-WEEKLY subscribers, with s25 enclosed
titled TO a copy gTatt.
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WAsHIvuTos, septsmbeT l2, 1855.
M petition of Samuel Rochester Wisconsin, pray
" ing granted to- him for an mprovt
presses years from the Of said
ent which takeE thrh day Of pscember 1856
ordered that the sad BE- heard At the Patent Once o.
Monday ecsmrer o. 1850, ~ O'Clock, and all person
are nohed appear and how they have, why SAT-
petition ought 10 be granted
Persons the extension required 70 he In the Paten
nce their objections specially rt h IN writing At least twenty
days hete the day ~ heanE all testimony dlsd by either parry
IN be used the said hearing be taken md transmitted IT,
cordance with Of the oce which will be furnished
application.
The testimony the win he closed the 10th nf December
1856 dispositions, and other papers relied testimony
be- hed in the office before the morning n that day the
Fuments II any. within ten days thereafter,
Ordered so thar this he published IN the Un0n nieH
tence and Evening tar Washington o. c. Republican, Ralh
mnr' MIDI PeHnyvanian Philadelphia rai and Day Boob New
York Y. " f1r three weeks prevom
10 the 'ed of December NEXT, the day Of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents
sEditnrs If the above papers will please copy and
s oE 70 The Paont OacO with containing this notfe
eept 3-law3w
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mo SILL.

mo. b7ll
Notice Of the RssstabRshrsHt Of he Land Office At YIN
csnnes IN hs State Of Indiana.
IN COMPLIANCE provisions Of the of Congress
proved sth, 1885, nd An act 70 continue the land
Vinosnnas Indiana and ascertain and the ue
certain lands tndiana ard Inoi formerly
cIused within the vncennea land district h hereby oiares
snd made knnwn that ~ ausceiver Vncen
nrs ssan opsnd for the as and entry Of lands so
AZ / said oRces had not heen ahoiished,
Given under nv hand At city Washngton h 0od day
November, A, d. 1855. - . ,..au.-,,
Commissioner Of the General Lend Once,
Nov aS-lawew lint and EtsTl
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Aug l6-law6wi
United states Pc,.nt Om,,

Warrington, October 2, 1856.
The petition OF John " Sherwood, Fort Edward New
Iok, praying Ior me ehtFsion of granted him
ns lh OF december io for improvement in locks
the l7th Of Decc. c.nber, s56- = f -
~ that the said petition be heard
on ursdny the llth day of December 10 O'Clock
and all notified TO and show
bare why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required file in the Paten
Once their objections specially forth In writing
days before the day hearng all testimony filed by either
used the said hearing
with the rules the Office, which will be furnished
The testimony in the will be closed of
Der next deposon and other papers relied testimony
be filed In the
the arguments, II any, within days thereafter.
Ordered also that this be published In the
Union, and Evening Star, Washington, ID. Republican,
more Md Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa Day Book, New
York aid Post Boson Mass for three
weeks previous the ll day Of December the
hearing CHARLES MASON.
Commissioner of Pntants.
PsEdtos OF the above will please copy send then
bills TO the Patent Office, with containing this
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lARPETING We would particularly invite the
persons wishing 10 furnish out Handsomely
beautiful slrs Of imported EuFsh velvet tapestry Br
carfcnE, exhibiting carpet department,
thd aoors. We have paid unusual attention
goods feel confident quality
ing elegant desEn and moderate prices, will
them avoraby the closest them
of going North n make their purchases.
We have also in variety Of tapestry, Brussels
stamped ditto double nFran Venetian carpenr
just received nm large York 10
unusually cheap. BARNES h MITCHELL,
On the Avenue, between 9Th and 9th streets,
sep Ie-eoiT3w
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

The undersigned ae Of guaranor of ("ame the OWn and
State OF the SGts,l ard second &c
hereby unde take that the (ams the bidder bid
der9 will, his heir offer above be accepted
United within fifteen date
through the post Office the acceptance of his her offers
| mentioned.
Witness, [Sgnaure of guarantors.]
the above-named (hee the
known be good responsible this
[Signatursl
signed by the district judge district attorney collectors
known the bureau 10 be responsible.
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Lost Land warrant

DUBLTC notice Is hereby given tha' as the expiration
weeks from the date application will be
Commissioner Of the Pension Oce, in Washington city, a
picHte land lieu Of the issued
the osh Of May 1885, No, % 76 for 80 acres in
the ranEmision by the ma between Washington
VILE, Illinois, during e last OF May the repar of the apib
Of June last and never has been received BY the said Laorn
RENE ", IAgROIx-
Aug 96-law6w
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EpiscopaI Hiph school of virginia,

8i H0wdTd, ths HsiFhF thTss t W''i 0 fIsFandrta
Rev. JOHN P. MCGUIRE, Rector,
TUE session will commence Wednesday, 10Th Sep
A tsmher
Terms s25 m board tuition in the regular course &C Modern
languages, muuc, and drawing extra charges.
The bishops and other clergy Of the dncrse Rev
Jnhns, Baltimore Rev Mr. CummnH, ot Wahingon and
Mr. Seymour, OF Frederick city, Maryland
containing the Of study government pTns
sen n those who request them
Direct p Mcclure, Theological Seminary, FsrhE
county, Virgins.
powARp. July II, 1856.
I5-tawsw
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THE College OF s.. james, Observation-Disclosures hs
collegiate, commercial and preparatory deparnenis has
each October the first OF
whole charge year. for board tuition, ac, hundred
hny dollars No fee
Students admitted Of the year application u
JOHN u. RERFOOT, Rector &c
July l-lawRm College ST. James, P. O.. Maryland.
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OST wARRA NT-Nottce IL hereby given that land
Ia n 76l, November, 1885, Jamss Csdw e fu
acrss undersgued which has
that application been made 70 the oce for dup
cate of the same, tn LUMPKlN,
ArausT s, 1856. Attorney
Ana T-Iawew JAMES CALDWELL.
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1nHE kentucky Military Institute, directed by .
board Of vsers appointed BY the State, under the
tendence Of Cot Y, W. MORGAN, distinguished Eadusts Of
West Point and practical engineer aided by able faculty
The of study IL that
addition Of extended mathsmatcs
practical engineering and mining geology nso English literature
historical readings, keeping and business FORMS and in mod
languages
The nineteenth opens Monday
scrmbe sh sep,ember 1856 charge Slo2 per half yearly
session, payable In advance.
The Of the buildings win make this
additional students, who have the
cnedt Applications be made before October
Reference s authorized the Hon secrcsea
Treasury
Address the superintendent tMilay
~, Kentucky" or the underrigned
r. DUDLEY,
Aug IG-eodDS cpu5hOct President Of the Bosra
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NOTE

Proposals guaranteed responsible persons
hed such by postmaster Judge of record
be bidder
before the Isl January 1881.
No pay will made trips performed
satisfactorily explained the the
be deducted For arrivals far behind bdk
with depending mails, and sufficiently excused
fourth Of the compensation for The trip subject forfeiture
Fines will be imposed unless the delinquency promptly
llctoy explained, for negectng take the mail from
Office for Sdenng to bo Injured, destroyed, robbed
and for setuEng after d0mand convey the
frequently The runs, concerned running,
hCes tho The Postmaster General may the
obeyng The post oaco laws Instructions of the department
The Postmaster GooIa The schedule He also
1erVce by allowing therefor
the pay lie allo curta disconnu
whole part pro pay, allowing
months compensation the of service dispensed
Bids should bo addressed Second Assistant
General supepched Proposals for No. $780, Florida
For further particulars pamphlet advertisement for
the mails Virginia. Georgia, Florida, &c. Of 'a and ,se
CAMPBELL
Oct ll-law4wt posmas,er Can,,o,
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United states Mail.

Posi- OFuCK DEPARTMENT,
October II, 1856.
pkOPOSALs for carrying the mails United the
LIST January, 1887 30t June following
in the State OF FLORIDA the time specified
viii be received al the Contract Office of the Post Once Depart
nen IN the city OF Washington until m OF the gath No
vember, 1885, TO be decided on the day,
6:59 From Jacksonville by Barbes and NebuTgh Alligator
10 miles and back twice week, fourhoe coaches.
Leave jacksonville Sunday and Wednesday AT 7 p M
Arrive at Alligator next days by PM
Leave Alligator Monday and Thursday at I n M.
Arrive al Jacksonville next days by 2 am.
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EIRsT PREMIUM pIANOs-Just received Al my piano
49s Eleventh aknve Pennsylvania avenne
splendid pianos of * and 6A oeave from the factory Of Stein
sons New York hose obtain the hfsi premium
at the last Metropolitan Fair and the American Institute HaV
the sole agency for the sale Of heRe the District or Go
lubia, public pecaty
purchasing elsewhere They surpassed by
pianos made 10 tha country In Europe.
have also hand stock Of
sale and moderate and
For good workmanship al purchased
viii be- kept In tune year without charge.
a=end3l+ y, RRICHENHACU.
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DRINTING-pREss sale, cheap for oHsh,-A double
cylinder Hoss printing press In good running order being
press which the Washington Union Newspaper now
printed Apply al this ONCE.
May lB-dinf
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CONWAY ROBINSON, n Richmond, Virginia, pracas At Rich
mond In the n appeals and United States courts
Washington city IN tho supremB Court
Letters him win be directed N Richmond, virginia
SAINT O-l layggpv
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mo. b67. |
Notice

Of hdraOol Of lands !" Aisssspp AIaSana, aad Lo"ssi
pursuance Congress approved August 1850,
making grant land he mississippi ,hd
Of certain railroads in said STATE including ,hs portions
aud Louisiana Instructions have this day been given 10 The local
BY Telegraph Instant
and L9q,sn1 Officers 10 withdraw and reserve The following de-
the prescribed limits of selection until otherwise directed wits
In MISSISSIPPI
Office at JACKSON:
NOrtA and Of tie CAoeiaV base line and aaaidta~
Townships |, ., 3, 4, s. aud o, Of range 8.
East Of Pearl rpsr.
Townships and TO- of ranges II, le. 10, 90 and a.
Office AUoUArAi
North Of the CAoetaW bass line aud n.e,4Iiaa
Townships and 7, of range 5.
Townships and ., ranges o, 7,s and o.
Township Z, of range TO-
East Of Psar ripor aud norsE Of t!s asa deg AZ i.s
Townships 3.45 GTs,a 49, of rangea 49, ls IA
TS~"nin, 245S3 aHa o Of II and 49,
To~ashir' g. Z J. anda. :. sanss a"ss si. 90
A@'' % f'"' river aud Of the slr deg Of latitude
own.s. & g sns of r9qsss :, 1SdS az ,,s
TSwns Swnsnps = 3 q and o. 3 e anS % g. Of range
Township6, of range 10.
Office at CoLumBUss
North and east Of the Choc. .aO base Hne and meridian
Townships 8, 10, 49, a. and 49, rapaes "a ls ~
49, and l9. > - - "N ~ " '""e'' -, 40 o' -,
Township 8, Of dnges S, g. 49, 10, H. 10, and 49,
IR ALABAMA.
Office ST STEPHENS:
South Of the 3lst deg Of latitude and of e nera
Townships S, 6, and 7, of ranges ], ., s. and A.
In LOUISIANA
Office at GREKNspURe;
South Of the base line and east Of the PRINCIPAL meras
Townships 7, 8, and 8, of range l3.
Townships 7, 8, 8, and 10, Of ranges IA ana Is
Townships 8, 9, and 10, of range 10.
Office at NEW ORLEANS:
East Of tse Mississippi sieer,
Townships IL, l2, and 10, OF range IL east
Townships TO- H. H. and -, OF l3 and IA east
Townships 10, H. and 49, of range is east
Given under hand General Land Once nj The cv m
Washington, this 18th day of August, 1876 ' =
JOS. s. WILSON
Acting Commissioner.
Aug l6-law6wt Intel. d Starl
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ID y. STEER, Merchant Tailor, No. ass 1evsnsh ss .
notifies his and the puhic n.,
rom he View fok and lmadepha aTkss the largest and
stock of cloths oasncres, vens shirts es gloves no
sisry SC, that he has ever offered for Inspection
From his long acquaintance
demands Of the Washington pabe and
IN the selection Of his goods he confidently believes better
pared sui them than he has been before
examination of hia sock prices the pbc s.sre sg
who may call That he takes great pleasure showing g.od
Especial aupnuoa Is invited the which
ppp g-n guff
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sPR NGFIRLD HALL, HARTFORD CO, ND

sPR NGFIELD HALL, HARTFORD CO., MD,
Boarding School for Boys-Humber Limited 10 T0enty
REV. JOHN D. KEECH, PRINCIPAL.
THIS Institution Baltimore, the Hartford
turnpike having thence
The pups required to the principal their lndFnE
(s well the school being under roof The
remarkably healthy from all Of
and The entire character adap
youh whose guardians by absence
business frum giving their supervision The
Of instruction braces End modern
nsthemaic and e usual branches preparatory college
kind Of business.
the winter let and
lt Of April.
Referencss Riaht Rev Bishops whungham and Atkinson
and Dr. Samuel Chew Baltimore and H. @. Key, 81
Marys county, Maryland
Reference NaRrau ESQ., "a.
on o the institution the Office Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Ca
nal Company, Washington, D. C who will give information
the terms, Ac.
Springfield, Faston Hartford county, Maryland October
~, 1876,
Oct 25-eoatt
pY ORDER OF the Navy Agent there will he srId
ID Tic auctinn . ncFk D. 25th day OCtr
bcF the Untei NivY yard, Wa
b. Oft red n Hea" the Of
of which given from ~ 81 40 psr
copper he examined any time previous day
upon application at Tho Nsvy-yad, Terms Of sale cash
Also,
3 n tin scales, with weights
set NJ wooden meat scales,
Fspr @-law4w A. GREENLEAF, Navy Agent
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Miss Brooke's French and English Boarding
and Day School,

ssrtn Budins' Ne l3S Psnna apenue Ha,Ainson
WILL open September T. ls56 Circulars stating particulars
containing the highest testimonials pnci
pal bookstores aud Of lei residence
ne Right Rev. AlonEo Potter, d. D.. LII. d.
The Right Rev. George W. DeAne, ID. D., LII. ID.
The Right Rev. William X. WhutinFhnm, ID. d., IL ID.
Prof Joseph Heny LL d. Secretary Of Smithsonian fnsue
Washington, ID. &.
K BHeh Superintendent the United
Survey.
Lieut. NJ p Muuy, LII. d. United States navy, National
EervAtofy,
General John Mason, Washington, u G.
Col Sam Cooper, Adumnt General United States army, Wash
ngton, ID. C.
Wnham w. Corcoran, esq, Washington, d. c.
James g. MechAn, esq, Librarian TO Congress.
Hon. James Campbell, Postmaster General,
Ellis Lewis, Chief Justice OF gnpene CoHr PgnnEy
Hon. O. w. Woodward, Associate Judge Supreme Court OF
Pennsylvania.
Hon, George Vail. M. c. from New Jersey.
Hon. Robert J. Walker Washington, D. e.
Hon Charles Faulkner, II. q. from Virginia.
Hon. Jefferson Davis, Secretary Of War; Washington,
20-eod2m