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Land Warrant Lost.
ELISHA HERNDoN.
Sept lO-Iaw6w

TUE public hereby notified that lth OF August
se ne undersigned lnmes NJ bailey whom land waant
No 1850 for l20 issnsd BY the Commissioner or Pen
sons m tho United saos under Congress 1885,
IN the United snles mail scottsvle county, Vr
gna the said land Messrs VI. Son. Of Wash
ngon city that tho said land by endorsement
thteOn faHrd blank by the undertRnod and has failed
The Bad sngnb Son and u believed that tho
elll8r GandHlpnly iaken from f mnls or lost
All persons hereor hereby warned agRst purchasing
said warrant intend 10 apply e ths Comoner q Pensions
for duplicate Of Fad waTrant, " '
JAsiBs NJ UALIEv
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS,
Proposals for Building Six schooners for the
United States Revenue Service.
TREASURY DKraHTMKET,
G0ufaVukar q IlEl

TREASURY DKrlHTMKHT,
september 9, 1856.
SEAED PROPOSALS. distinctly endorsed Proposals for Revs
~ Nessen and addressed the o Treasury
will be this Office until ~ O'Clock noon,
Of November next for furnishing tho Materials constructing equip
ping and delivering an0a sir fy
tons burden EACH for the Uned States
northern lakes.
The models and plans be furnished by the the
vessels TO be completed within ce months from the signing Of the
contract.
proposal considered uness received from persons en-
gagged in pbuldna. accompanied
signatures Of two responsible persons
will be entered into by the bidder acceptance of offer by
the department..
One half Of tho of be paid presentation
Of satisfactory evidence That
ne decks aid and the balance the delivery o The
pleed.
An the materials quality, and the work to
be executed In faithful the satisfaction
perntendenf.
The vesseis when received from
lay usged Furnished and equipped and finished ceat
chains,
camboose, cabin, and ward furniture and boats.
Persons desrous of bidding will be furnished
Yscfcaions application 70 this department
bidders should propose
vessels they liberty TO offer fr may
convenience. JAMES GUTHRIE
Secretary of the Treasury.
Sept G-2awhshNoy
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Land Warrant Lost.

THE public hereby notified The llt Of August
1856, the undersigned Ehn Herndon, Warrant No.
a9l5 for 20 issued by the Commissioner oE Pensions
for the United States under the act of Congress for 1855 enclosed
IN Omitted mail scnttsvile county Virginia
the said NJ Washington
city the said transferred blank by the IN
dersgned and has failed 10 reach the
believed haI the either audueny the
mails OF Loot.
An therefore hereby warned from purchasing
warrant Intend apply the Commissioner Of Pensions FOR
ELISHA HERNDoN
IO-IauEy
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Nassau Hall College Of New Jersey, Princeton.

" Should aud acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought 10 min
Should aud acquaintance be forgot,
And days o. auld lang syne.n
The members of the endig June
the junior class Of the ending In June 1892 the Soph
class Of the ending June 1881 Freshman
ending June, $780, hereby requested
Washington, c. by the third March, A. 1857
brighten the links Of the chain oove friendship
lives greeting sympathy and the unmey fate
some Of their most promising compeers.
preliminary meeting of the srGapponed committee will b,
held the first Monday September, A. d. 1856, United
Hotel Chestnut between Fourth and Fh
which those members OF the several classes whom
venent invited attend when the will be-
adopted TO secure as full an attendance possible.
In the time those whom this addressed
enough furnish the ohe committee by mail
their respective post Offices
EDWARD J. GRANT, M. D.,
OF Trenton, NJ j., Chairman Of Committee.
ALEXANDER o. HhRT, NJ. D.,
OF Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
j. NEWTON LlGHTNER.
Of ofLaneaHter, PennsyvanA,
PHILIP PENDLETON,
Of Winston, AHeghany Co, Md,
SAMUEL r. RICHARDS,
Of BalstO Iron and Glass Works N. j.,
LEWIS W. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county Maryland,
Committee.
ions WrIpKkS Of Lebanon Pa, Secretary.
March 27-lawtMar3 flntellgencerl
All newspapers civilized world TequoB
ed to notice this advertisement in their editorial columns
be Of the several scattered through the four
visions the globe and all newspapers throughout the United
States Of America requested IL insertion
casoBay between this date and the ID OF March A. D. 1887
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Caution-LOttsry Frauds.
o,noG ., rHa MARuAsD cOSs0llDAFaD Lo4

OTYICA o. TIA MARYAED COEsoLIBATKD LOTTERIES,
Baltimore, Maryland, July ], 1855.
IiE the Maryland state lotteries has deemed u
duty The public against tho sMtnd1Is
mail and otherwise fraudulent lottery schses
agent Of tickets In lotteries which
wholly fictitious ...... . .
The only legal lotteries In Maryland those drawn daily under
elected BY the people Of
constitution examine and approve e
schemes and 10 atend 70 the drawings, .. .-..
All tickets In and all certificates Of packages oi
tickets F Brenan general agent
Once Maryland Consolidated Lotteries
Baltimore MaTylaId.o All others are fraudulent.
For information the subject OF those frauds address
F.X. Brennan,
Sept 98-dly baltimore, Maryland.
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CAHD-n consequence Of the death Of u partners
the firm Of H. r. Loudon Co.. tsiors,
The business will be closed and a persons indebted
firm respectfully requested settle place Of
business, which will be under
branches formerly The unde gned win always keep
the finest and best merchandise appertaanR
business including the quality
army and navy They respectfully thank their friends pub
Nc generally for the liberal patronage received
be happy have pleasure same
II, Z. LOUDON co,
Aug 2O-eotf Merchant Taorb under Browns, Hotel
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no Tur LADIES.

TO Pile LAnlEs.Mr r. l.. HARPER, % Broomheld street.
Boston, has received choice Of those rich
elegant embroidered bali dresses, o. The latest Paan style
which universally admired Rewpor AZ hr
mot then able to supply The dmaud he lakes mis- opportunity
70 inform the Indies hat he h us opening fresh supply, Of
which wha sRd appropriate for bridal costumes
Mao, head dssFs cdfurr7 capotes coa manisa' ko a q
which ure N embroidered black white lace and var
ETY. o. wreaths qf straw Sewers, feather flowers, SC
HThs y be only house u The United states where these
goods can be obtained,
boswoEi January s, Is6.
Jan pa orv~9w
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mo. J6O.I

NO. o6O,
NOTICE OF the withdrawal OF lands NvIsconsIn-
~ In pursuance Of approved % June 1885,
lie lands the satH of Wisconsin aid
rnoads said STATE" instructions from this
hce wilhdrn wing om ORDERS the ia ~
ud state and continuing the reservation Of e samc
fore ordered by telegraph the 0pth 0f May last
portion ohe lands will be market when the
pocted kechmaps
Office ~ which restoration 30 days public given
Given under my hand General Oce az the city or
Washington, this t9lh 0f June, A. n, 1850
THOs, A. HENDRICKS, Commissioner.
June l3-lawGw TIntei, sar1
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rLENWOOD CEmAGEEttR. No, 292 Pennsylvania
VI avenue corner loh street, the Savings Bank Ths
laid plan celebrated Greenwood OF
New York. and situated the high ground dstantone and guar
mile CAPITOL North Capitol street leading directly
gateway This copay received charter from Con
appoprang their forever burial purposes making
fee title purchaser and prohibiting all encoachments from
legislation Otherwise, which Of vast Importance 10 those who
where they have placed them has
in all cities when the burial oand becomes
valuable other purposes, cell H. and throw the dead
naeaousy large and legal measures cannot
AZ titles given 10 the ground. .
N BOHce fem 10 10 ~, where pamphlets win
the charter and bylaws and all other information, be
obtained all orders for nteents len with Mr. James r. Har
40 Seventh other undernker will be prompt
a June l7-dly
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st. JOseph's Academy for Young Ladies,
M,nr ErnrnitfAbtlrn Ersd1ricL Gnnunf,l M

E annual session Of studies this institution
94th August and Thursday June The
FOR board and tuition s50 payable
ally in advance There charges for music
ing Rd also for Spanish Italian, German, and Latin. The
Tor the primary department. of pupils
age, S00 per nnnum payable half yearly advance.
Letters Of inquiry should be addressed MOTHER sUPE
RIOR o st. IosphS Academy Emmibug, Frederick county
Maryland.
E-dlvenr
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.


United States mail steamships leave New York
&&Hk for Aspinwai the 9Th and Goth of each month
NZ4H1x connecting with mail from Panama
Francisco.
These steamships inspected approved
Department, and guaranty speed and safety.
The Panama railroad aT miles Ong) completed
and is crossed hours The baggage of passen
checked in New York through San Francisco and
embarked Panama by the cempanys expense
The paid in New York all expenses Of the trip
Reserve in port In New York, Panama.
San Francisco, detention accident
the route is entirey reliable.
Passengers Panama the day they
wall.
Conductors through by each steamer, charge
women and children without other protectors.
For through tickets the lowest apply agency III
West street, New York, L. w. RAYMOND.
Mny6-dtf
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PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY FROM
LOSS BY FIRE!

PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY FROM
LOSS BY FIRE!
Fire, Marine, and Inland Iasaraaos
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL AND SURPLUS,
SI,s5s,I6I 10.
FARMERS, AND MECHANICS INSURANCE COMPANY or
PHILADELPHIA.
Office aortI.Osss corner avsnus and Seventeenth
street, Washington, ID. @.
DIRECTORS.
a Hon. Thomas B. Florence, Charles Dlnses,
SsSEs, a 4 4RSas Ra1s"ns Eao@s1 a1S aaEasasS EaSa
George Helmbod, II, Carroll Brewster,
THOMAS B, FLORENCE, PRESIDENT
EDWARD r. HELMBoLD, Secretary
LOCAL SURVEYORS.
Charles GaS Ws.sr %sai No g1 street opposite City Han
Sm. on% " wo n"!o S9e $ ~ ses e' and Virginia avenue Island
John Rggea, No SO Thirteenth street, below Pennsylvania
MARINE SURVEYOR.
Captain p Levy No. a07 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Ma
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
John Thomson
The business of this company compare favoraby
Hq;l @ n ~ & Of similar nstu'ons IN the United States
1885, The pfemums received amoun,edto the
only tory sS hundred dollars reported
M @ sse yaenea and good the aree
mat Se security offered is ample and that all r claims win be ad
by s es@PSa o = sa HG . Ia q
v BY vEssEs
STEAMBOATS,, CANAL BOATS, RAILROADS. and the usual
conVeyanees 10 or from portion OF EUROPE and AMERICA
and on the huls OF STEAMBOATS, navigating the
The premium viii companies and in
hkng hom improvement in
will be taken iAio consideration
All losses speedily adjusted aud promptly paid.
Ohce northwest Pennsylvania
street, Washington city, ID. q.
Insurance may also be Effected at The Home Office,
NoTthwest corner Walnut and Second Streets Philadelphia
And other principal cities of the United by authorized
officers of the company.
June l3-dly
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Virginia Land.

HAVE for sale 1921 wood land II well watsrd, has
plenty n meadow land ~ The railroad and
through a. the distance
ib. from Orange Court hntse,
Further description ANY wishing purohas,
vii view ~ The whole had for dve dears
sns third cash aan be divided 20 suit rurchasv higher
prtoe. Apply 70 n, n. TrfOM,
yupe a1lsvS~ Fredsnckgburg, Virginia,
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THE EARNEST mAN.-Iifo md I.abors or Adonram Jud-
A by Mrs, Connnt
The New hre q aodi tho Life and Adventures of Robert
Dexter Romano.
'tyassau Mortout' a novel, by Francis Pnrknnn.
''raul FerroI;n tale, by the author of"tx wv
noct Ninger's evils of Vaccination by Q. o. schcodcck
n.
For safe by TAYLOR n MAURY,
May3 bookstore, Ninth street
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WIT and wisdom OF the Rev. sydney smith BY Duyc
w kinck, 81 25.
The Life and Travels srodotus Century
Christ imaginary biography founded fact; BY j.
hoy Wheeler, Y. r. q, g. vols. g.
The Huguenot Eriesi historical novel, 75 cents,
Mechanics Tables containing
cles and sides o equal squares angrd
hoops, cutting of boiler plates, &c. by Charles Has
well, marine engineer 50 cents.
Introduction 20 the ptndy Of Arti by NJ. A. Dwight a..
Life Sketches from Paths series talrs
by Mrs. Julia T., DumonL al.
The Rise and Progress the Euaish Constitution; BY E.
Greasy, A. Third edition. 81
Caderon hs he and genius, with specimens of his plays BY
X, q, Trench, n. ID. rs cents
lust published, and for sale At TAYLOR h MAURY,s
June 10 bookstore, near OH y.
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PROPOSED DATES OF sLIt1s.

FVt IFtIEHE VTPasEaKV 70
EDWARD X. COLLTNs,
No. GO Wall street. N. Y,
BROWN, sHIPLEY, n CO.,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD h Co,
% Austin Frars, London
D. q. WAINWRIGHT 4 CO.,
Paris,
The these ships for gold
bullion, specie ewery precious onos metals bills
adng signed therefor and the value
MAY l-du
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IL. III. GILL Nc n

his ONCE TO his ead in FranKln Row.
He will continue devote his
don principally United States Supreme
Having the concerning patents he will
opinions arising before
oce and appeals the chief justice assistant
OF the District of Counibia and will also the
prepafa o patents.
He give written opinions prepare arguments for
having either the departments
prosecute claims before any board established for their
adjudication.
Oct o8-dH
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purneI Toudvine v johnson Gray and Maria sessions

Punell Toudvine Us. johnson Gray Sessions.
In equity In Somerset county, before A. Spence
judge of the 9Th judicial circuit of Maryland.
E object of this suit is procure certain
real estate for The partitions and peecIng
by
s. Mackey late of Somerset deceased
all his of kind his wife Susan
after her death TO William Nj. ID. TOWNSEND, Eliza
Elizabeth Ann Vance, Henry Alexander Smith,
said James died seized of ground
worth about four hundred dollars The bill
said life the title Semons
interest," death of said John by James NJ
Slemons and Josiah Engswo
of all said Johns interest the death Of William NJ
and the title of Maria Sessions and Mary H. Semons
Townsend right Mary e. ons her only
heir the sale by the said Mary Siemons
in said o the complainant the purchase said John
his lifetime Maria Sessions said
destroyed the death
OF her interest to her brother, the said Henry,
by said Henry Of all his interest certain Johnson Gray
Virginia the complainant seized common
the said Gray of subject complain
for the life of said Susan who living az
advanced and praying decree establishing complain
said John b. slemons for
the purpose of parton and for order of publication
Maria and Johnson who residents of
theeupon this third day of June eighteen hundred
SUBSCRIBE Judge OF the eighth Judicial
that the complainant by causing
publshedin Washington
each OF five weeks before the 18th
them appear this court person py So
before the fifteenth day October
premises and show cause, If they have why decree
not pass as prayed. THOMAS A. SPENCE.
True copy-test:
GEvIS WooLToRD, Clerk.
June 7-law5wif
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spoctncIea.

GOLD silver hnc steel and plated specaces eye glasses &C.
all focuses, with peocal psscopc and parabola rasss
long experience gives peculiar advantages In selecting
adapted to the eyes ofwearers.
NJ. w. GAIT BRO.
3si Penn. avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled the right of enption
lands within townships above
required establish the 20 the satisfaction OF the
land Office make
after this notice. and before
pointed for the public sale Of the
bracing claim will be
Tff0S. A. HENDRICKS,
.... Commissioner of the General Land Office.
April S-IawI3w Intel. and 5tar.l
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Law Partnership.
r, ]. WALKED

d OBERT J. WALKER LOUIS JANIN have formed a paris
IL nershp for the Trial OF Supreme
Court Of the United States and In the Court Of Claims address
Washington City, u. o. Jan 2-eodtnf
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"A EmBEISs OF Congress and yisisers 10 washington
III respectfully informed that al TAYLOR h MAURiS
Book and Stationery they win
requirements Their stock, addition follow
important works. comprises department OF literature science
and
Now books received immediately on publication
Weekly imporiauons from England
CnhOuns Works, volumes
Senerson's Works, 2 volumes
WCbster,g Works vOa., autograph edition
EvCrettis Oratons and Speeches q volumes
Clayis Piivae Correspondence, volume
&. g. preuiss's Memoirs, volumes
Hlncrofts History Of the United States, volumes
Statssmans Manual, volumes
Hckcyr Constitution, ! volume
Jehersonh Manual, volume
The Constitutions of the United States, vOuma
Eliot's Debates and Madison Papers, volumes
Marahh Orators md Statesmen, volume
story's Works, . volumes
Lives Chief Justices Of the United Smies, volume
Liebcr's Civil Liberty and Self government, volumes
Wuts Life Of Patrick Henry, volume
Ksnncdyis IAfs of Wit, volumes
Gariandis Life Of John Randolph, \ volume
Party Leaders, by Baldwin, 4 volume
De 1ocqueyileAs Democracy In America, volume
The FederaliEt, vohlme
Grmke's Nature and Tendency Of Institutions volume
Constitutional II trt book, l volume
Carey's Past, Present, and Future, volume
seamanS Progress % Nations volume
McElgoi's American Debater, volume
Future Wealth Of America, l volume
Smiths Wealth Of Nations volume.
Every description of American, English,
he fntBt qualies the owesyprices
Visiting cards engraved and printed with promptudr
TAYLOR A MAURYs,
c7-dd Near 9th
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Proposals for Indian Goods.

DEFAKTaEET IETERI0R,
Oihce Indan Affairs
september 70, 1850.
LALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals Indian Goods "
~ Wbe received Onse of Indian Aaa Washington city,
40 Ooek Fdday, the 3ist day Of Oeober next,
furnishing goods or the Indian Department fulfilling treaty
aaons with various Indan tribes other Indian purposes
q 1OVa1
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Law school of Cumberland University, at 14eDRnon
Tennessee.

Law school of Cumberland University, at LobRnoA,
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Ca,hers, late OF the circuit
judges Of Tennesaee.
Hon. Nathan of tho udges ofthe supreme
of Tennessee.
Hon. Bromheld L. Ridley the
Judges Cauhes and Green dev e their whole time exclusively
the school.
Plan ofinsrcon Daily examinations OF each the
books No regular lectures explanations the
daily lessons the of the examinations.
2. Weekly fcommon law which
dents statement of facts given profess
practice The framed to require them
Deeds wills, and all documents be
dence the trials Some Of he cases are taken by appeal
court which held monthly In the class
public the end session The students act as clerks sho
jurors circuit judges and chanceors and in other Official
Bacities connected with their suits. ....M
SoasThe first session the third Monday
tembe and ends third Thursday in February. The
the succeeding Monday in February and ends
Thursday in July.
Expenses per essonTuion fee $780, advance contngen
fee 81 boarding about $50 Students furnish
which be had in the Lebanon bookstores.
Four sessions required complete
No previous study
mission There are regular classes Students NAV enter
any time during the collegiate year.
a legislature connected with the school.
Number students the last collegiate year eighty six.
ROBERT L. CARUTHERS,
Feb Il--eoly President Board of Trustees
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mo. 562.l
Notice

Notice
Of he reop1l Of He land Office from Lebanon 10 Centre
IN The State q Alabama.
IN provisions act OF Congress entitled
"An act authorizing changes in the location af land Offices"
approved March 1858 hereby declared
Office for the Of public lands In the State
Of ALABAhA, viii be removed 10 the CKsrEH in
State, from and aflcr the thiry first day July next
Given under hand, al the city OF Washington
June, A. ID. 1856.
Dy order Of the President;
THoS, A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of The General Land Once
June l6-lawGw Intel. .astarl
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The New York and Liverpool United States
Mail Steamers.

Is.
The ships comprising this line the folowingi
The baltic .tapI JOS C0mstoek
The AdiauR Capt James West.
sr. These ships having been built by contract eI
prossy for government service every has been
& taken in their construction, also engines
UnnS insure strength and speed and their accomno
passengers unequaed comfort
Price OF New York Liverpool
In second cabin s5 From Liverpool to New York. and
guinsas
An experienced surgeon attached o ship.
No berths can be secured until paid for
The ships Of this line improved heads
avoid danger from ice, will the Banks
until amer the LIST Of August
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Washington Aqueduct.
oyTIcr ~ THE wlsHISsToN AaurDucr,

oyrIcr ~ ruE wlsursaroN Aaurpucr,
WsEhingion, March 2, lass.
PROPOSALS Invited for graduation masonry,
dams tunnes and other work Of the Washington aquedue
that day.
Map prohos and specifications Oho will be ready for
animation and after the goth day Of April next.
Proposals will be received for the particular cuyert
FGT6Ss only rs " can Be- oo%Sslod under the
Sa, al contracts - for gnhn.ssd % work win
right prescribe
Of he moi Sodns oo sa5aay decide %hen and
what works shall be stopped un funds become available,
Of the oppaRe particular work for
funds the reserved ten per cent viii be paid ~ In the judgment Of
engineer the work has been properly executed m has
Payments viii be made n specie checks upon the United States
treasury upon monthly estimates % engineer, rosong
per and win be condition Of al contracts mat the work
AZ bids should Be sealed and endorsed Proposas for work
The United reserves right re any bids
should they be deemed advantageous and make such
~s %S@ as "' '0"'d''d most conducive to the progress Of the
Every accompanied by written guannc signed by
take hat se bidder o. bidders w his q iRs bid be ascaped
sseass r s completion q the work sad
accompanied by certificate Of The United States district
e general government ndydua known the Engineer
paeni e ws a tho OH'or' are able to make good their
" he sPsPss ppsass n bid4aFs, II any them
choose to be present ~ C. MEIas,
Gan, of Engneors, in charge
FORM OF GUARANTEE
To Capt N, O. Meigs, U. 3. Engineers,
hereby jointly and ssSeray covsnpn the United sias and
guaranty case The foregoing bd p assspad hs a. be Or
the contract for the win Food and sufficient sree 70
ortss advertisement under which i made And in the
sd sss m con1as' m 49, y soesaa ~ m & we soaIn
'''"'6 az 5.b.
thereby certify that ho best my knowledge belief tic
above named gnarauiorS are good and sufficient
HarS-;nwisrhmuysIawu
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e. NEW YORK, BAEMEN, AND SOUTH
4sS%-Nss5S AMPFOR UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
80 Tue SHIPS comprising this line he WASHING
TON, Capt r. Cayendyi HERMANN Capt Ed
Thsse stop Southampton gong returning
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IS rich Mosaic rugs
rs Chenille
so do velvet do
rs low priced tuaed do
80 rich Chenille and velvet paTor
100 druggeu crumb cloths, all sizes
Is pieces printed duggeils, all widths
pieces coored figured damask for dancing cloths
bales, Cocoa, Jute, sheep skin aud other mats
pieces felt carpetng, for Offices, ae.
rs pieces IA 81 9A, lO4 ll4 aud 1874 linen sheotings
$50 pairs "a 10 4, IL 4, and 1914 sup bed blankets
go pairs cTb aud cradle blankets
so pairs servants aud ironing blankets
rs quilted bed comforts
- white MaTssllles bed quilts, all
$50 sup. double damask table cloths, all sizes
IS pieces table damask, all widths
$50 dozen satin danask napkins
so dozen damask towels
100 pieces huckabaek and diaper towellings
% ich cloth piano
so do table
10 pieces very rich trocate for curtains
40 do anes
% do worsted damasks do
so do very rich Union damasks for curtains
10 do striped reps for dining cuTtaius
10 do plain reps Tor furniture covering
25 do plain and twiled Turkey red cashmeTeI
50 pairs richly embroidered lace curtains
IS do do muslin do
100 pieces embroidered curtain muslns
80 pieces bun shade linens and nI
lJO painted window. shades and fixtures
Together with complete stock every
que for housekeeping a Of which will be offered
favorable be had Of other
The public respectfully invited 10 for Themselves
HOOE BROTHER, Il co.
Sept 0O-3tawiwiff
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'.'u Letters of Madame de sewiEns 60 her Daughter
4 and Friends, edited w Mrs. Sarah j. Hale vol slG
The or Lady Mary Worey Montagu, edited BY Mrs sa
Nav KY" Sss FRANCK TAYLOR