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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

QuARrERM4WsI.s. OFFICE a MasISK nc;Sssrs.}
Sealed Proposals will DO received at this office IN
~ ococSi p m, on day; the 18th Novepber,
ing articles during the fiscal year ending 30th June
59i 70 100 uniform aps. complete.
80 20 1000 marine ponipoons.
So 10 80 PrIvates' uniform coats, complete, of
navy blue cloth, indigo dye-to be
chemically tested.
50 to 100 serseants' uniform coats. (same as
81 to 100 musicians coats, scarlet cloth ,cochinsal
100 to 30 p. dzsaG
$40 to $40 pairs brass centre straps.
30 to 81 red worsted sashes.
Leo To 1000 pairs linen overalls.
as0 TO 500 500 Pa nGs S S" Nos. stou.
SO to soo marine blankets. tgray.)
$50 TO 5000 pairs woOlen socks. I
6s Soa Be
SO to 300 fatigue frocks.
.n9 to 500 flannel shirts
80 ss a6f sGs seset sver'' blue Jersey
go go to to go go watca or great coats, do.
% 10 % musicians jackets. scarlet cloth, ooohl-
neal dye-to Re chemically tested.
l.Go 10 2.Coo yards 81 sky blue Jersey
lo 10 z"o YARDS navy blue cloth, TO be chemically
$40 yards scarlet cloth. eochneal dye, to be chemi-
Samples Of the abts fSi.ces NAV b. seen on a0.Ii.
cation ut this Office. atthe Office of The assistant
assrnaster marine corps, lse Spruce street, Phil
II to be understood that the accepted bidder i,
overalls, &c; on hand at the time of entering into
contract, a. the edn.rsatprices thereof.
required and il must be plioitly under
stood that critical elton will be given all srti
which d" not come up to The sample will be rejected
and thrown upon the hands of the contractor
increase or diminish the quantity named above. Ak
the sAlgences or interests oil the service may de-
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE
ONLY REGULARLI LINE
avn wIihoof PAILunR RoR Eight YEARS voy
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.

OeSs, ON DfA " saeA sosfA.
., CAuIlos.-So msny frauds and imposi- eo>>
eiehs Oh various kinds have been lately <H&fK
fOkNiA. that the subscriber, the only authorize ed
Asent Tor passage BY the Y. g. Mail Line via Pana
cahtfon all persons seeking passage to California.
snat TO Avoip rMPosIrIOy. they must he careful 10
ma the true ofhce Of the Steamships Of the u &
NAL Lane, via Panama Railroad. as no other Of =.
W New York 10 authorized 10 engage passage.
The Companies have only one ofhce In Nev Vol
which 10 At IN West street, corner Of Warren .t,e,
isSntng SS t5e North River at tho head Of the Con-
III Observe my sign over the door.
,.u w. RAYMOND, AGENT.
New York,
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PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING

For freight or passage, apply TO
NEDvWAkD X. COLLINS, No. IS, Wall street.
BROWN, SHIRLEY Z CO., Liverpool.
ps,.,s rrhn;dS hENNAkD CO., q, Austin
=; 6: WxfNWRIGHT& CO.. Paris. Z
fol Inc STneIs OF tnese ships viii not be aeoountabis
tones OF metals, rn'ess bills Of adinc are sgDss
therefor and the value thereof expressed fhsrsn
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.OUsEKEEPERs, ATTENTION.

n,aS scge III fs9sysG f,e:h supply .pd
They are cast Of the best Pennsy lvans he ron
ana made VEN heavy and strong to sta nd Sa ri
AID rough usage. For sale only at " AnooAs
n..,. Y. WOODWARD'S
metropolitan Stove and Crate Worker
o,,.o. IA av., between 10th Il nth SITS.
Nos. SIS Il S22,
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NJ. ,, vpoNH fISbbAf TENSHNiEEpY. ?, :,

,Agonts for washinrton.-cha.. stctt A. co- 81
SirImani k,dyell Lawrence, J. b. Gardner, Burry
Martin kin wash Ns,S 4 Co s Welsh. J: Sss
Rosweils Daniel B. Clark, J. p. Miburn, Dsniss
dyson, e ord Bro. Agents for Georg etown-l.
nv SLY IN
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BANKING HOUSE OF gEuuan p.orurr.

DkfosIfs.- Deposits received and Checks paid
without charge. Drafts ON the northern seaI-oard
ssid es " Deposit at par and EXCHANGE on
INTEREST on DEPosIrs-Intsrest viii be allow ed
on Deposits AT snch rates may be agreed upon
Deposits IN Vrsnls and other n MssEs
celved to be checked for payable in same funes or an
specie, we charging the regular Exchange.
Will he discounted and Loans made on Stock Rond,
and Securities, az the market rate.
LErrERs OF CREpiT.-Letters IF Credit will he
furnished, negotiable in the different Cities of the
United states, On Deposit OF Money or Collnterss,
and interest allowed If Money is deposited, ard
CHARGED III CoiatersS. on such terms be reed
upon.
TRsvELINe Bills or ExcH,
De furnlshed with drafts IN such sums may be de-
ELLIS AND LETTERS OF CREDIT on EreLIsp. IRE
LAND AND EUEoPE-BIlls OF Ex change and Letters
OF Credit on England, Ireland add Europe furnished
1t the market rate for Exchange, IN Sums 20 SUIT.
BoNn:, STOCKS, &c.-Bonds, Stocks, and secpri
ties paying from TO u pr cent. always for sale
bought in the different Cities AZ q commksio Of x
pr. cent. Where Stocks are bourh iron orders, We
reserve the right TO call for deposit OF pr cent on
the coat Bonds or Stocks wall be ordered BY tele-
RkILRotD, CITY, AND STATE BoSpe.-R.ilrosd
CITY, and state Ropds can he placed in our hand. for
neSotiaton, either IN this country Europe. Rsii
LAND WARRAHTs.-l,snd Werrafs hos ght at tn
market rates. All Warrants sold by US arc ssa, as
tssd IN every respect.
LsHd Wafrants located On commission.
suested.
orders or sent Tor sale on commission to rosponsIbs
parties.
CLAIMS ON TsITEp sTATss. CoTRJ or Carve.
CoNeREss:-ClsIms on the United States bef0re ihs
Court OF GAINS or Congress- Entrusted to us, will se
Prosecuted '' prompt III cat tIf ' BR66THERs
yan 81 Opposite the Treasury.
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;xe,,e or MANN, New OrleaIs,-

hese ships having bcen built by CONTRA ex pressl,
or he service, every has be tai ar
Ia theI construction, rs also 10 their engines to IN
sure sIensth ahd speed and their recommendation
fort. oiAu o"ih
ffioe OF passage from New York to Liverpool. il
extra extra SIZE state rooms, $S25. From Liverpool 10
New ork, ~ and ~ guineaE. An experienoed Sur
unit. PAID ioT. The ships of this Inns haze improved
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MY STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES beinx
AVA about the largest IN this city Al this R6hp
time, and having been purchased before the
rise in Leather, can he sold AZ about IS 10 ~ "
per cent. less than goods purchased AZ this'
s. p. HOOVER'S,
eH Iron Hall, Pk ave. bet. 9Th and 10th sta.
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS
FRoMrHK Uxrrwn Syr,.

Steamers. I..~. p n
vanderbilt York Hayre a., o..
A'iA"t'e -'..-...N~w York. Liverpool. :. Oct "a
Fknn EUROPE.
f;dinonrg ...Giasgow New York Oct 4
worth ear ...--.Southam'n. New York. Oct ,
q, r. ga i os mail steamers leave New Yosk
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GENUiNE ITALIAN MACCARONT.r
- just imported a supply of Italian Maccaron,
OF the very best quality.
KING BURCHELL.
oeb Cor. Vermont ave. and 18TH n.
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WARRINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
- s

TRAINS KUN As FOLLOWS:
From WASHINGTON at 6 a. m, connecting al
Relay with trains for the West, and n Baltimore
with those for Philadelphia and New York; at IS
m. for Anna polls, baltimore, Philadelphia, an6
New York at s p. IN. for Baltimore and Norfolk
and At Relay with Frederick train.
EAPkESS at 4-0 p. m at Relay for the West
and for Annapolis, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York.
On Sunday at q. m, and go D. m.
From BALTIMORE for WASHINGTON al
4.l5 and s,l5 a. m, and Sis p. m.
On sunday at Ais q. M. and SIS .. m.
je l2-n TIL. PARSONS Aren't
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STEAMER GEORGE PAGE. -
~ HOURS OF DEPARTURE.
Leave Alexandra at *, IL, 8, lox,
l2n, 5, ~, 6k.
Leave Washington At SIS, -, Ilk, N, T. 81, ..
ap I'D ELLIS l.. PRICE, Captain
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paOPosALs FOR INDIAN GOODS.
DEPARTMENT OF IHl IxyxsIoa,

OFFICE INDIAN ATrAIIs, October is, iSs7.t
Sealed Proposals. endorsed " Proposals for In ian
be received at the Office Of Indian Aha r. " tsh.
ington City, until 10 O'Clock, m, saturday, the
ltth day of November next, for furnishing goods for
the Indian department for fulfilling treaty stipi3lx-
tons with various Indian tribes, and for other INDIAN
purposes, rs follows:
CLASS No. /. ... .r.
5000 pairs S-pont white Macknao blankets, to mea-
sure 81 by u inches, and weigh pounds
5000 pairs 2h-point white hackinao Blankets, to
measure 81 by s. inches, and weigh pou nds
500 pairs 2-pont white acknac blankets, to uea-
sure - by s. inches, and weigh 5>S poundx
500 pairs ~ point white Mackinac blanket ., to
measure s. by 81 inches. and weigh IA pounds
800 pairs lpont white Macknac blankets. to inca
sure 81 by 46 inches, and weigh 3k pounds
800 pairs 3-pOnt scarlet Macklnac blankets, to
measure 60 by " inches, and weigh pounds
measure 5. bv Sc inches, and weigh pounds
200 pairs So point green Mackinac blank cts, to
measure 6 by "a inches. and weigh 10 pounds
400 pairs 3point green Mackinac blankets, to mea-
sure 90 by u inches. and weigh pounds
400 pairs 2L point green Mackinac blankets, to
measure "a by IS inches, and weigh pounds
200 pairs 50 point indigo blue Mackinao blankets,
to measure 6 by "a inches, and weigh 10 pound
300 pairs 3-pOint indigo blue Macknac blankets to
measure 50 by 7i inches, and weigh pounds
so pairs ga point indi go blue Mackinac blankets,
800 pairs S1a point Gentinella blue Mackinac blank
ets TO measure ST. by "a lnche and weigh 10 lbs.
$40 pairs point Genilnela blue MackInac blankf Is
to measure Gu by " inches s, and weigh pOu' al q
$50 pairs 2h point entin ea blue hIaeknac bE nix
ets.to measure 81 by &C inches and weigh . lbs,
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INTEREST ALLOWED on DEPosITEs.
MONEY TO LOAN on STock SECURITIES
CHUBB BROTHERS, BANKERS.
an Tiff Opro,;ts ~ T,s.,sx. Il
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Mr.. KENNEDY, of RoxbIry, has discovered In one
OF our common pasture weeds q remedy that cproe
EVERY KIND OF HuMOR,
from
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agsyer and genial rpt comes over the people In
the city Of Boston the day well observed as the
thanksgiving festival the stores were CLOSER the banks
and cusomhouse shut churches opened and evergreens
fesoonsd the CITY, Hut in the city of Boston, some
years ago. an Episcopal clergyman allowed to land
in Boston, be was chased up the shrouds of the vessel
and only escaped by being better sailor than his pursu-
and all day his enemies waited for him on the wharf
ready to treat him of tar and feathers that suit
which alone is said to be than lawsuit
In the good old wooden-nutmeg State of Connecticut
when the pous inhabitants creating that immortali
~ which pertains TO the manufacture and sale of that
spicy fruit their desire 10 thus turn honest penny
only exceeded by their holy horror of Saints Days. and
the profane keeping Of Chriss massas they called
Christmas aud when the Puritan clergy blue clothes
and blue stockings, because the established clergy"
black and were in consequence called blue skins
common to this day, they dealt equally blows
those "ungody festivals and open sin. Now the State OF
Connecticut falls generally and joyousy into The
ORDER and sends out TO the South in for this es
val presented The American people by the people of v
gins her native festival of thanksgiving. So the great
festivals originating aud for time peculiar the extreme
sections Of beloved land travelling In their
pathway and doing much bind the sken cord of So
cal and festive power to the constitutional bond which
makes the South and the North one people
| MANHATTAN
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OUR NEW YORK CORRESPONDENTS.

New York, December a. 1885,
We are in the midst Of the holidays and things
most merrily. We New Workers do what do awith all
our might We work and play with equal JUNCTION. We
drive business and devotion with equal speed We run
and religious festivals with becoming regular
ity During Lent usual smusements omitted Men
and women flock to church. and nothing goes in the bal
party line Mr. Brown, the Grace Church sexton with
out whom woman of ton be married OF
buried respectfully is thrown at his wits end to devise
ways and to pass of the forty days of fasting
But the aforesaid Mr.. Brown is wont remark awe
can have balls parties during Lent yet manage
to make funerals lively and interesting possible
But Lent over, then comes tho cheer of Advent and
Christmas-the time of good thoughts and devo-
hons-of generous gifts and good wishes genial glow
rervades all ranks Of society the prayer from mouth
to mouth, u wish you merry Christmas r
We divide Christmas day into three equal parts
First comes devotion early hour the churches which
observe this Joyous well filed the fashionable
ones crowded those that pay five thousand dollars year
Tor their singing are ammed Delicious music finished
cazauon exquisite playing, fascinaic the listener and
charm the ear The services close and the hrong go home
TO the good cheer and the loaded board that awaits their
return and while the fashionable and the religious of
their sumptuous fare and enjoy their regaa and their
sesa the second division appears in the form of the fire.
men and the military. These turn ont in great spendor
The cool air sonorous with FROST rings out the melody
our many bands; and the artisans and working women
who seldom have holiday In masses to feast
their eyes on the gliterng array and with equal sincerity
with the morning devoees these enjoy the scene and bless
the memory of the hour when Beththems plains were 70
cal with celestial melody-when angels spoke goodwill
to men,
The third division Of Christmas comes in with night
nen amusements reign supreme the gorgeous temples of
snien are opened the theatres the museums the houses
o. smusements, high and low opened and crowded
equpages roll down the stree and the beauty and
Asoion and wealth OF New York blend with the alleys
ana lanes with deformity and poverty keeping this di
VISION OF the Christmas Nor does this division
ose t the small hours struck the stars fade in
the light Of morn
OF the Christmas holidays quite suggest
marks the increase Of the tide Of liberal opinions
' rurtanism the latter recedes in its stronghods and
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OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT..

TREASURY DEPARrMEHr.
MERE &H November %. 1855.
Notice hereby given holders Of stock ~ tho leans Of The
United States that department will purchase the sae until
next unlrr the sum Of 600 shall be pev
uusy Obtained will pny, in addition 10 the interest accrued
Of the last semi dividend Of interest heTeon
ope,hef with one davis additional for reach
The vendor the following Of emidm said stocks
For The stock of i64., pfem,um OF 10 per cent
OF 1917 and sas Premium Of 10 per cent; and
The commonly called TEXAS Indemnify Stock
premium Of per cent
Certificates transmitted the department. under this mo-
assigned the Usied sates by no party duly en
lied receive the proceeds II sent
LIST day January hayrars inisast mist BE-
assigned by the socode will be payable hereto
corresponding deduction be made om The amount
ahle for the stock.
Payment for assigned and transmitted will be made
by Treasures Boston, New Yorh,
philadelphia at the option Of the parties entitled receive The
oey which in the letters accompanying ih'
c.,i6cae. JAMES GUTHRIE,
Nov a9-dt3dMarchft Secretary Of the IRE. sury
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court therefore, was that the prisoner be confined In the
State prison for the term Of four years and ten onhs
@The jury out little Than four hours- At
their first ballot there nine for conviction for
qnita the ground Of insanity and for nnqua-
lied acqutts After four hours elaboration and investi-
CATION Of the evidence they agreed verdict OF guilty
Their failure agree confidently expected and many
bets made that they would be discharged Tonight at
the expiration OF Judge Caprons term Of ohice without
coming TO a verdict
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lfnrkefa.

New YonK, Dec. 3l.Cotton is steady--saes Of l. SOC
bales Flour Is dull with doward tendency--saies Of
$500 barres State Sc 10 SO 35 southern Sc 90 ST Is
Wheat dusses of TO- 900 bushels white, ST. 76 81 10.
Corn seadysaies Of H. 900 bushels; mixed, 70
Provisions rmmess pork $40. New repacked Chicago
beef S4 so S4 rs. Lard in barrels 1895 cents Whkey
Ohio, 25]s cents Coffee is duprime Rio, l0x
1924 cents. Sugar is frmHavana, ii cents Spirits
turpenne is dull 47ls cents. Rosn is steady at 81
81 co, Tobacco is firm Kentucky, IL Is cents. Rice
is dull at ~ AZ cents. froigbts SITTER.
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Tne Congregational Globe ana Appendix.

full debates the by
session. Copous indexes made to the
debates subscribers joint resolution
by the mails of the Uni
of have the work. and
therefore,, furnish the back ,umbers.
price for this session % for single s. for
copies. 3lasG
subscriher reridrs. JOHN G. RIvE5.
Dec 1I--3tn&cp
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TIA NOrlCED G. Ridgcy respectfully informs his
his In the First ward, that they
IN ard ready for delivery New Ycnis day HI
by cash, which deduction
per crnt will made note, during The
wishing be called duoptd, will please call o.
the sore and seitle. d. u. RIDGELY,
Dec 25--diwif. Druggist, First Ward.
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"A IssEs KOOkE R'S English and French Boarding
Day school for Young LADIES' AGA street. between 9Th

ICONS HENT--Furnished unfurnished, with
u boarding by the day. month";
No. $40 Pennsylvania apostle Will
atds, Hotel. HEaE3s Dec 25-dlw
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE-
RIES OF MARYLAND.

The fllowipp Consolidated
oe yiaud benefit Of the Consolidated Lotteries
OF Maryland, ciiss 4, drawn Decenber ~, 1855
80 80 10 rs 70 az AZ Is 38
Tn, following are the drawn Maryland Conso
dated Lottery fit Of Washington county, &c class A.
drawn december 20, 1856
80 6 30 70 40 IA 70 As 23 SO SO
The llojnQ numbers Of the Patapsco Institute
Lo,lery class 33i, drawn December 20, le5O; aat44E
rs "a SO 50 IS AZ 50 43 10 30 II
The following are the drawn Patupsco
Lorrery class 33a, drawn December &c. 1856;
&c 20 10 80 60 Z 38 46 % l6 "a 20
n. FRANCE 3 Co., Managers
d. ii. McPaArL, Commissioner
Ian L. ~. 4
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MARRIED..

Wednesday Tho 9th u, Boydv,r,
virvima by the Rev A. H. H. DoYp, Of Winchester, Hon
JOHN p. CAMPBELL, representative Congress STAG
Kentucky. Mics MARY BOYD, third daughter
CHAs JAe FAULKNER
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Hsaru Eoraeriea

st. LOUIS Dec. 3l.--E O. Davis late superintendent
public schools has been arrested charged with orgeries
to large Of the of various persons on bank
| ing house at st. Josephs.
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ANTED.persnrs desiring give private dinner parties
supplied French cook 81 for his
ap,Ii ,atiop at a.e, GATHERS RESTAURANT.
Dec 62aw3mof 05o Penn. betwren i2'h and 18th.
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Political.

SYRACUSE Dec 3OThe convention Of the North Ameri-
cans which held here to-day adopted steps preliminary
to a reunion with the American party.
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JACOB REED,

ARMY AND NAVY CLOTHING,
No. 10 south Finh street, Philadelphia.
ausIis military fancy cloths constantly
hand, sale the lowest prices.
Oct 1e-dtmt
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Drafts heretofore
drawn, but not yet
paid, though pay
able.
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NJ issourt Leoislaiure.

ST.Lous, Dec slThe legislature of Missouri has or
ganized by the choice of w. ID. McCracken democrat
secretary Of the senate, and Robert Harrison democratic
whg speaker Of the house, The Bentonites Ameri.
cans fused.
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OsT WARRANT The undersigned gives public oice thai.
Ia this application will
made mmssioner Of Pensions for dnpcae land
lieu Of 18th August 1856, No. $685. to
100 which the transmits
Of through post oee vir-
einia, and Philadelphia, the 23d October last.
IA. LUwPKlN Attorney.
BENJAMIN TRAVIS.
Dec 7-Iaw6w +
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Arrival Of the kangaroo.

PHIlApRLPHrA, Dec. 3l.--The steamship Kanga-
roo from Liverpool the 18th instant has been sgnaled of
Cape Island.
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URORA LEIGH new Penn. ny Elizabeth Bar-
II rett browning.
Morgan rsss, Origin, History. and Cbaraeserics BY
d. u, Linsley +.
lar OF ihr West Nv Anna Ella Carroll.
AntumDai Leaves By L. saua Chi d
Mem, irs Of Washington by Mrs. o. NJ, Kirkland
Faea an Army Memoir. ny Major March.
Thousand Pleasant Things, selected from Notes
and Qper.es. gssiaa.Ya5s.a FhANCk TAfLoh.
10
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United states Patent once,
Washinssou Der a n


I'm the petition Smith, of K,ndcrhook, New
June, sf3 in shell
years the OF said patent, which
place tine lst day OF June, 1851
be hend at tho Patent Once
Monday, 18th May 1851, ~ O'Clock, and all
notified appear and show they
why said petition ought not TO be granted.
the extension required 10 file the Patent
days day hearing cgony fled by either parry
hearing be taken and transmitted In
with the OF the Office which will be furnished
plcation. -
The testimony be tho Of May
deposions other relied be
the Office before the morning Of that day the
afeumens II any, within ten days thereafter
pVbished In the Union, ntei-
fencer, Evening Star, washneton Republican, Baltimore
daily News York and Posi,
Boston, previous the
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
sEdos Of the above papers will please and send
their bills the Patent Occ with paper containing this notice.
Dec I0--law3w
OsT LAND WARRANT.-Tbe public notified that
Ii bounty No. 7d0, 30 act ID March,
William Cruise, of Georgia, I'd November S55
nai.d Washington from the records OF tho
Pension oce directed r. Allan, Lawrencrvie, Ceora who
Il. II bavns been received
Other authorized to receive H. 10
lis
declare apply for duplicate Of the nme to
the Commissioner of PensioGs and tn against ira
ding for the lost warrant. JAME- CkUsE,.
WILLIAMSON CRUISE.
Dec 90-iaw6w sh3 ati.
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once Of the Washington Gas Light Company
oTor, Drcember -, 1855
NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the requirements
~ Of Its az stockhuir 81 tho Washington
G's Light C,snpsay, election OF directors the
viii BE- held sths Office Monday Tho 9th day Of January
ny ORDER j. r.. BROWN.
Dec I3-eod5wt Secretary
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NsyTICE customers their
IN or rendered this and The st of Jan
plying = store.
Dec 39--5t NJ CALI bRo.
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Several Of the Lyonnaise Passengers Safe.
NEW YoRK, Dec 3l.-The Journal, published at Villa
Clara, Cuba that Don Jose 'Ulae wife, to-
gether with several other Of the Lyonnase had
been picked up by British vessel bound for jamaica