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nd nay sruughi MN
Should aald aeqaain'ance es aTgot,
And days - aaid lang syne."
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class 1884, aud The Freshman class Of the
ending hereby requested assemble IN
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brighten the thinks Of the chain ofose and endsho which Time
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sohe OF thetr most promising eoiDpeers. .
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held on The n Monday 10 September A. d. 1885, a. TIE United
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. SAMUEL r. RICHARDS,
Of Rsls, Iron aud Gass Works. Nj
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Committee.
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OTFIcR OF THE WAsHN0ToS AQuEpucT,
Washington March 7, 1883.
PROPOSALS iavited graduation
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that
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animation on and after III. 20h day of April next
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Portions only Of The works b.
appropriations bu all unfui,hed
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the right presc5 he
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O~r LAND WARRAHT.-Public notice 10 hereby sivsn
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rresent Cor dupicse land warrant In lieu NJ Issd
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tic Cd DAY F.tpsy s3 lieutenant captain
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THIS D. give notice that she saSsevshsv hath Or
t.u.a Goa the orphans Of Washington county
D. Letters Of administration on the personal
the atss Of Illinois, cecessed
ne sgarst hereby
w vouchers 'bersof The suhsrber,
they oh,rwis-
by Law be sxcnded all b--s6t ~ The ss'd estate
Given under hand this nineteerth day ~ tbr s 1856
Feh ca-iaw3w HENRY MAY, Administrator.
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noCToR sThNIsLhs HgRsisZ regular practitioner homao
pahy once 23l Fourteenth Consulta
10, a.. 10 ., ..
having returned from Eurn2e with i'm
proved hsslth will practice Of his proiss
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THIS give notice that the subscrber hath OBJ
Washington the
District Of Columbia letters Of administration the personal
Thomas Law the sas Of Illinois, decreased Al
eAbbi with the vouchers thereof the subscriber
OF February they
BY be excluded from all benefit the said esinte
Gwen suder hand this nineteenth day OF February 1885,
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uEGARGEE BROTHERS, manufacturers and importer
vi OF manufacturer Materials Nos. and -eAuf Street, Pint
adephia nf purchasers their
suited the dealers and
every the eo-py. An orders will receive
prices house In the UnoB
1000 tans OF rigs wanted for cash,
Feb 23-eod2nl
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BH0ws, sTsrroN, $50 WttENn
WMT BROWN, FRsO r STANTON snd q KNOX WALK
w BR have ored nershp practising
Coun Of the tinted the wa-hnyr,u
and IN the Tennessee. Oces WasnRcn and Mem
phs Of parties siihsr pl.cs and
letter. addressed "a them wi rscrive
ApIl Iplfsnd ffniei md ~ruHrl copy.l
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V,HE aubscrfber will remain In town few anys
dispose States ard Territories for The CONTROL
of his Flour Restorative He will treat win parties for tb
STATES ca Ioussns Arkansas Alahama forda, Georgia. Noi
Carolina Penn Delaware Tennessee, krnucy, Missouri
wahinrUr Territory, Nebraska and Ksnsa Minnesota
Utah Territory New Merico the island 81 tuba
Dusinu my any FROM the city, Mr.
= .. L. DE CAMP
Feh lp-difn
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subscriber for liberal The fol-
lowing lands situated IN Jasper Indiana 80
csc Itoquo,s Illinois, $40
county 80 These lands hasy H.
settled district within ave miles Of McCi>a.scoroush, the
line OF chicago railroad In Jefferson
ilino $40 Franklin comfy, so Pops
county 100 In Alexander $40 and other lands
wiyconsia For further information call O. NJ. GDRDON
No. AS n street, agent Tor j. l.. DE CAMP.
Washington city, ID. q, Feb H. ls5f,
I.h O.
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,rHREAD LACE Go0Ds, EnBROiDERfEs. SO =
rrceiyva from New full asso
nent goods which ced with
The mporlaoas embracing all The new
styi.s of X.
Colarels and sleeves, in sets TO match
Chenixeis aud rles ives do .#.
Lace sleeves do .h.
Lace trimmed collars and sleeves, do ~ f5. .sr-.~
Lace trimmed FIenclr wurNsd collars and sleeves
Embroidered cambrc, Ia sets L. match
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K. Ihaad-iaee collars and sleeves 10 match
Mourning fetz, IN both black and white
EnbTode, ed handkerchief variety and styles
Enb oideftd skists, for open drrs.es
Embroidered Swiss and capbrIc n0uncing
Embroidered dimiy and jncone, bands
Muslin and cambria edaDas and instringi
Real thread lace befthes and collars
Thread laces and edgngs of all widths
Black thread iaces and ecgings, all widths
Wide black Iaces Tor founces, sc.
desirable goods adapted TO The
present and approaching seasons. such
Fiounced silk dresses, in great variety
FIounced grenadne robes, rich
Fiounced beTege robes, great variety
StrIped plaid twisted silks
Chrne siks, striped and dgured styles
ght plain sik-, Tor evening dresses
Coorsd silk illusions do
Black silks in every variety. sc
All of which, togrher complete assortment OF seasonah
goods domestic supple will be offered
the lowes prices 10 cash punctnal dealers =
Feb 27-3law4wif HOOE, BRO, co.
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TOiIS STEEL ard WIN ETEEL tohsrwire VIM ROBINSON
y being heirs Enssnd the former
South Csroas
The later sf Washarion absu thirty years
Apriy 20 REV. OSBORNE,
stainhy, Lincolnshire, Engisnd.
rrppussy 9, 1856,
b33-df1t TIA
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Near ne Canal Bain, .SisrapSria
LITZfATRIUK RURNs, propeors, aud manufacturers o.
cotton yarns carpet chain, tns wrapping me cod
AGO. bus. &c
Orders from merchant' IN Washington resrectuy solicited
oi the Hhove articles, Witch Washington
lower than can b. had ~ B4upre ~
orders viii Meet with prompt attention by addressing above
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English, French, and American Fashion,, ,ssA

EuRGR FOx has arrived WIZARDS ao,., sshssreu, ~
~ the delay attending the Organization ~ the ops
haiional egisinre without vlesng h,if pooa priaep
sste popular candidate ff bis
continues receive, ue d gued q
the prs lie ba had the happy faculty 81 dsrtest
voices IN the 'esm ~ ssion, and them 40
divided sentiment The Hovr. has Al
ICES tr eadrr or some Tine bu, the ~ fh'or
always organized TIE shins IN The pisc hand az 70 Tie
skh OF the artist what the fsorganzsd the
i've assembly 70 the socenmb~ u
the taste 81 The artist h- other suhsosd nv snqnenc ~ ~
orator What
for - 70 TIE popular assembly Of shior We hvs thu. FAR r"
luos refsi, bot pars- only closely rs's
thence they dyrts- asd thus TENDERS shi snA
out lenders OF pcs The speaker ~ fashion r such rfl
desHnss our representative right ~ On
we ua man ard rshl At ios for TIE right ~
when be apfias
ys biz nanev. Both equally well ssfeiy
Jau 9Q--d3t
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f,EnEfAL AGENCY AT wAstsi-. sON,-1t. ut.
In scrber formerly Of Richmond, Virginia, having esiabs
Office this city, street, few doofs In oni " the Teas
arr Department claimants the
especially Revolutionary aud land bOunei
and D. nsians uuIer the cfCpnucs-
Having OF the David Dorrnyon
perhaps the only index which made 10 the i'm
the FIRST HudoT's Office IN
10 a very
public Capitol 81 Virginia These and thu
accommodations from other ~ years experience,
hope thai u claim IuTusgsd him be just he ~n b
able show H. where the claimant himself may be entirely
unable TO do II.
Fo of3d March, 1855 giving l6o
all ba1e served iureen days, h
charges viii be very moderate. FELIX RICHARDS.
nrrsRrrcss.
Hon. Henry A. Wise, Acconac, vfrsini..
James Lyons, Esq. Richmond, Virginia
Jsmes Heath, late Commissioner Of Pensions, Richmond
NirqDis.
Stafford n. Parker, Richmond, Virginia.
Hon. John Il. rendleton, Virginia
Hon. Samuel Chiffon, Washington, D. G
william J. Ward, esq, Baltimore
Lewis Timberlaks, esq, New York
March 7--dhcpiy.
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uEw PATENT ELuID L.Mp.-n !. well known 10

NEW PATENT FLUID LAMP.-It !. well known ~
N deal acquainted with lAmps that hni
wick, safe, aud Bahls he
controlled rgunted has been
d-raup snce fluid has been used well known
such lamp has until been te'ed 10 the public
Such lamp rsen which burns with eledr srn'l
light, which renders " ~
reading writing And ~ VIII burn with undlmtn
naai iltd lamp entirely nsumed
The material burning fnd, known also by the
nam eth rial oil and sp,It
The lamp sipp. In ~ continuation aud easily trimmed
light egua.d perfectly cas- sh thai
Gee he consumed than wanted.
Th lamp cusy adapt the purpose of HghHg churche,
pubic halls, while for hshns paar readdg writing
ing Il has no equal.
fof sale by j. r. McGREGOR
83i 7h street, between LOUISIANA aud street
Feb 91-5law2~n
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New soehs n, Taylor - Ma. rs.
nuHJoPs Digest ~ the Laws Of Unied sute., volume.
~ complete ~ so.
Nscnuisy'. End and vols. complete ~ dollar.
Fth6 BOOKSTORE, 0h Il,
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81 + f. f 1
,be pasiies,ioa y he drs volumes
Prom he CHEF Justice Of de United States. #a
Ibis paseaon one Of the MOS. useful and valuable
need not ssy ha, y evidently prepared WIN ssa.
aesn, suaran any WORK hi. Kind undertaken BY hun
sanr. is as 10 ra-s the APPROPRIATION support pub
Of the p'ofsson whether practising IN he courts o me
oy J"sa TO- less. ). '' n. b. TANEY.
From Judge Mclean, Of tho United States Supreme Court
iays long desired 10 Jus, q the
su Court Is M, win be- me soseoa 81 e ~.
dre,s'on have been doubted moa,nsd -
" sSrs i; ssss ''' JOHN MCLEAN
From Judge Caron Of the United Sctss Saprems Court
The .psemen you well edited and well
re ~. M s. S.s g ws sso ss
s other reports q The supreme Court desl.lon
d"c"s ,la. 20 ,r ana s.s eonyeisn
and The adgei and then as P,es
N.snvrlIs, July 81, 1855.
From Judge Grer, Of the United States Supreme Court
plan ha. already he sanction and ap
san. he p.o%ss edi'ar: When s!sea,ed vii,
make the O. 1 me
The d s ~ @ % nn sna saas 81 ms s
Ths q. the loot o. each ease re-
aud labor searching ~ asased
d'ss s,. and ss,.s xSsas a. lass.
Uuhtei,
Knou ing learning ability Of Judge Curtis with
area, Inn, DR., made aware g bis purpose 70 under
plan adopted " asss FROM The Sss me
@ - ri
shs wo. Of @a.,.r 10 The form Of statement
which The Of ss editor -" en.ns su s.. Ss
bo bench ad tho bar from much 'S", sn 1m he o. o.
WAsniseros, October !, 1855. afa
From the Attorney Geaeral Of hs Uaited States.
Afro nNHvG Eur RAJ
septsmbe, II, less
GesrLrark, have compliance with examined
supreme Of the United states BY nr Ju
that the york possesses peculiar quas
tn pre- yos reports with saving q bun
BY on.ioa Of secondary mattel such :, sdS n,
understanding OF calculation Of the
NJ, sai@'u Of sal,o..l
ar m.r-' ION ss ted In The previous rrports ~
e. The a1a 10 each e,.s ,s ~ o nose 0's
editorial statement. Of ,hs cases.
Of the BY msan. II 10
ia s neutrality-suspicious. o. he head Do.s. on theory Of
erpa. 20 .n The ysu' q each case s nSss . na e .n
r. s s,. Geo s .spp s'a ss "s's % s
pfs dsr.'s s's being either aA,'quasd
hsk ,e-s prssen, work. serving
Ia, ai-o more avsass and poa.Se
a"s saa aso'n The legal literature
q United sta'es .
very respectfully, z. CUSHING
Messn LrTrLS, Bsows, d Co.
From Pref. PcrsoH', Of the Cambridge Lac School.
Jaase rendering profession OF
i'm bringing OF these
LET show BY example taken only be
The ar e,.e Examined how he does 'h.
Ia D. NJ
suan winch Of law spoleabis
IT,. taap prs- of crsDch
po, e's volumnoss and no.s Than be-s Of ms .neess
But Judge Curtis retains
Z, MARSHALL, T.
4 wi And he
put. this 10 80 compact a really
nd
fund TO he literally refer
Iooss "a. "a only money Lot time and labor
THEoPHILUs PARSONS.
CIsbRIpsK, August 2, 1858. u -
LITTLE, BROWN, 4 Co.
Law Foreign bookseller,
Jan 25-osw5wif liz Washington St, Boston.
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To Members OF Congress. and others.

CoR RENrA hleass furnished dwelling house, built in h'
siye the convenencsr OF water, &c
recently every with and eonsr
Apply premises, No. 4ls 18Th between n street.
or nj INV .niee J. J. MILLER,
Dac 2-du Corner 7th and Louisiana
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N osfRr r. WALKER LOUIS JANrN have formed a part
IA ne snd srs ~ .ss. IN the
foa Up~d States srd N the Court @ Claims Address
washington CY,v, y. G.
yar 7-eoStfd
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THERE are but 10000 tickets n On. chem. q. IN.
Havana plan brought before the puhic
Messss Mile, CO. o Baltimore A. novelty about ,hs
rsSy opersnd of dbutns the prizes that quite
ictefs will he IN lively
ofnina thersfor. behonves ALL especially distance
up early ofcourse will your
MILLER h COS,
IT, Paul street corner, Hsl,iroose, Maryland.
F.s A. ,spow
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u L. MOOHH .. pr.psred tn rsSs,sh enc beet white
and red coal OF all and Cumberland coal of all kinds
10 his customers the low nsrke' prices
2,sso pounds guaranteed N the
Hickory, oak, and pine wood vety low prices.
article and fun be relied IN I'll
Yard side 9th street, bst~esn and v, opposite Old
enrdu
Nov 3o-FTuTbn
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The these ships will be accountable for gold
ewery precious metals, unless bills Of
the value
Shippers please notice that the ships If this line
carry gnods conuaband Of war. N.#...... ".E
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From Poris and Neg York.
MADAME DEvos's millinery has ved aud u opened
vi inspection The Lakes soi pennsylvauia avenue
which u the ladies Of Washington Geoetown, a.
. respectfully invited.
Ian AZ
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speclncles.
oLD silver hne steel md plated specces, eye glasses &C.
sn focuses, WIN peuocai perscopu and parsbola
long ssscina aiaes
adapted 10 the syes u wesrrrs.
NJ. w. GAIT a BRO,
32f Penn. avenue, between Niah and TentA strscis
Isnn
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.

Completion OF Panama Railroad.
Radiation Of Fare 70 CaHfoyrtS.
UEited states mail steamships New Yok
1SA4 fos hspnwH tho hth and 0nh ~ each m0nth,
Ns4Is connecting with mail Panama san
6zD131ks1 Francisco.
These approved Navy
Department, md guaranty sPsed and safety.
IT,. Panama rapad ~ es inug Is comRind from
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