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Extraordinary Work of Art.
w. T. BERRY & CO.
HA VE JUST RECEIVED
The Legend of the Wandering Jew.
ILLUSTRATED BY GtIsrAvE DoRE.

ILLUSTRATED BY GSJSTAvE DORE
Poem and Prologue and Epilogue, by Pierre Dupont
Biographical Notes, by Paul crOix, Biographical
Jacob with The Complaint, AMI Ba angers Ballad
by Ernest DOre Translated with critical remarks by
George W. Thornbury author Of "Art and Nature
and Abroad" ! elegant Volume folio, half morocco.
"The astonishing series Of Illustrations by DOre the
old legend OF the Wandering Jew, have attracted the
conDoisseurs OF all countr s. they show hg er
range talent than any similar series Of modern tines
W. T. BERRY 4 co. have also sale the following
valuable English Illustrated Work, viz:
l. KNIGHTS PICTORIAL HALP-HOURS; Or, MsceIla.
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in small Ito cloth.
2. THE PCT ORAL GALLERY OF ARTS. Two vols,
4to.
s. THE LAND WE LIVE IN Pictorial and Librar
Sketch Book Of the British Empire. vols.
4. ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF THE PINE ARTS. Architecture,
Sculpture Paintings Poetry, Music, &C, Illustrated by
numerous Engravings. vol, $40
5. THE MUSEUM OF CLASSICAL ANTIQUITIES.
Series Of Papers on Ancient ATt- vol royal, svO.
6. HISTORY and ANTIQUITIES OF THE ABBEY
CHURCH OF ST. PETER WEST MINISTER. In
Guiding Notes and Biographical; Menors Of the Abbota
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Critical View Of Hypotheses respecting Beauty New
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s. WALKERS MANLY EXERCISES, contsining Skating,
Shooting, Sailing, Running, Swimming, ks New edi-
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VOL. 12mo.
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FEMALE PRKAoHER.-In Ireland they are hav
ing sensation over young and extraordinary fe-
male preacher. She is drawing crowds OF ali secIs
to listen to her eloquenee. Her hair, eye brows,
and eye ashes, almost white, her face pale, and
she is only twenty-five years OF age. She has many
invitations preach from a parts of the country,
and even from Scotland. She accepts no earthly
fee or reward, aud says she is prompted to speak
in obedience to an answer to her prayer a twelve
month since.
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LuMRRRI LuMRRRIf

h1 sA9ersEaed having re-snsy erected aa4 gos
u secceesfEi epetatidns E1eEa eEN Mil q
Pafs - e ~ oFsss teT A1bef. q soss every Fsreiy
eziAc-e ~ nce tH szzss assun saa carFtass-
eaEa atee1ss Ac-, &c haF AZ lArEe say e uea tiz
beFra i4ea he f@ eoH4aezl 4lat BE- EaPglg aaF kia
ena qE4ntsy e iuaoer IL nF1nzEg IL the eoaatry
rlng entE three iies atase AacA bspot "a gAe Asah
VIE ana Ce4tiaaqa AsIifcsl the aabeT can 81 een-
yea snty shiPEsa ang ds4ahls PEAT. ORDER lsls AZ
- siis.ss 81 aerssFe pEsas9t stsz1fiaa-
tay e-Sa. kAAUEL EINBR0.
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Tax GUENo TRADE The ship Apasia, from Jer-
Wis Island. via Honolulu, arrived W Wednesday, With
90 tons II guano for ths American GuaHO Comps
nv. This Is the first arrival direct from the newly
discovered Guano Islands, aud the forvrunner,
DOUBTLESS, OF a prolific trade IN that quarter. Sam
plies of this same cargo we're forwarded across the
Isthmus 70 this city, add have siuee beea distribu-
ted through the Agricultural Bureaux al Wash.
ington 20 various scientific farmers throughout che
eouotry. From chemical analysis il Is believed
90 be ially equal 70 the best Psfuvian.-A. y. Ex-
press, lStk itst.
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ions of Federal Authority. He viii not
permit the South to be swindled ont of her
rights, if he can help it, albeit the juggier
assumes the port and voice of the "Nation-
al Democracy"
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tS- Dudley B. Davis, of Salem, Massachusetts,,
since the first of last March, mas boiled at his
Establishment 100000 Holsters, which, at $50 90 per
thousand, will make the snug little Of ten
thousand six hundred and sixty seven dollars paid
to lobster men in his employ.
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WORTHY OF NorE.-Daniel Fausbaw, an old and
much esteemed New York printee, recently pre-
scented the Typographical Society with two volumes
of Pitts English Atlas, printed in London in 1858
INA years ago with statement to the effect
that the original cost price Of the same and inter
est added to the present time, would amount to
more than thirty millions Of doIlarsI
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-19

SHARK IN THE ALABAMA RIvER-The Benton
Lowndes county Liberal, of the Both ult., says:
Gone day last week there was captured by Mr.. Ev-
erett, with hook and line, real simon pure salt
water shark, about one mile above this place, out
of the Alabama river, which weighed one hundred
aud Si1ty pounds This may look incredible to
some, but is nevertheless strictly true and if any
should doubt it, the mouth of the monster can be
seen in this place.
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NEW BOOHS.
NOTHING TO WAR. Highly Illustrated
ZAIpEE Romance from b ackSoed.
LE0N0RA D'ORCO By G. P. R. james.
ROMANY RYE. ~ George RoTroE.
THE RANGEEs. By Cspt. Mayne Reid.
tbs DEAD sEcREr. y WilkIs Collins.
TIE PROFESSOR. b the aaihor o. Jane Eyrs.
THE WAR TRAIL. Capt. Mayne Reid
TIE MECHANICS sRIOE. By W. G. caubfidgs.
PARJ0R DRAMAS, for hone amsseasnt
AMERICA And EUROPE. ByA G. Delursws.i.
Just resisted and 10 sails b.
CHARLES ". SIXTH,
iuiy - sc Il College street.
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CS- The city authorities of Keokuk, Iowa, are
searching the hotel registers, and when they find
stranger has passed thirty days there they charge
him two dollars for street improvements.
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0sUccEss0Rs 10 Johnson. HORNE = Coz
toFrQs, Iee4eea, hlazeEr. 6ensEal oenuifsisa and
- rfecEze A1resns4 hFoad A1rEst slreets
kastFses Aeoss va deFote psrsicaisF atsEEisu - 81
EasinesE iAsrasie1 . tAe1. ialya-tA
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HAVE this day dispessa Of ny entire Interest il ne
L basae4s 81 tcAcscns hofne Co.. Jna. A. FishsF
and Jasez Nkeas aho sii esafnne hereogaFs ana
iaf whs s4Easasiy soel liberal shzfs q pahe pas.
isls ST RA HOREE
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-19

u Yellow fever made lis arst appearance 10
New York IN the summer Of lT02. Nothing Is
known about y exeept that il Was very fatal, 90
one recovering whom Il had once attacked.
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dissolution.

FFsHE es-partnerskip hsretoiore existing tefEeea fs
BnderslEned. snisf ne stsle Of BeazueuE
Fsnirrr Co., Is this day dissolved - etuai eoaszsL
Ar - = heauant giharssina iron the ara, the
naming parties, SzH FanieeF End A. MsCad assufnR
al hahEles Rieas Authorised lhz nAus q ts
ale ARA IL Lgzid4Iisa.
,. 8 BEAUMONT,
san VAALBEa
AaE- 1 ISL a. ~ Mccall.
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EW BOOK s
NEW RELIGIOUS BOOKS.

THF HISTORY OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN
AMERICA Prom is origin until the year iTeo. With
BIOGRAPHICAL sKETcHEs Of It's EARLY MISITEEs. By
RIcHAED wEBsTGR With emOir Of the author, By
Rev. c. VAS RMS ELAER, d. D.
ANNALS or The AMERICAN PULPIT; Or, cOumsnOra-
tive Notices a Distinguished American olergymen o.
various Determinations. By WILLIAM B. ePEA0UE D. d.
PULPIT ELOQUENCE OF THE NINETEENFH oEsTU.
RY Containing Discourse EsIsEsr MrzEsFEEs
10 Europe and America, with sEEToaEs, BIosRAFHlcAL
AND DEzcaFTIvE. By REV. HESET @ FlsH.
For sale By
JuIy8l SO CHARLES W. SMITH.
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WOOL AND RYE.

WANTED 5000 bushels OF RYE. aud $4,000 pounds
w clear washed WOOL, for which will viii pay full
market price ia cash.
july 23-d1m. NORVELL co.
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Wa sH - eozsisnay ia ne naik=f 81 Wheas ~
~ saish Ue Etlip ~ BE hishssi uszFtst pFtse.
j1ya-n fsAEs. WHELs6s CO.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-19
Southern Commercial College,
No. 40 i-2 Cherry Street,
q SHVUFIE. TENNESSEE

No, AZ t-Z Cherry street,
NASHVILLE, TEN n EsSSEE.
THIS School rs IN perpetual sesson-hencs. students
schools who de ire qualify themst ives for tbs
Counting ROOM can do 30 during their vacation.
Room has been recently fitted up, and for comfort,
convenience and elegance know that is surpassed
by any other In the L nited States.
Pc N N H p.
Writing Department IS under the supervision OF
acknowledges superior In teaching this branch.
We might refer 70 long ist OF lu trious
Who bestowed moments time TO reflection
upon system OF wrii ngbut think that the citizens
Ct Nash vile beginning appreciate this kind Of
parent humbuggeTy, besides, prefer giving
substsntal security, and propose 20 refund
money paid account Of tuition writing. pro-
yded students do make great mproyem
those Of any other ehcol in this country.
Select Class Of Ladies will be taught from four six
O'Clock, p. NJ
Terms for Commercial Course,
For Twenty Lessons in Writing 5.
Lessons in Writing without limit, 10.
inne29- IL
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Letter from Hon. l.. VI. Keitt.
IL. 7 n Lr.ss

DEAR SIR: At meeting of estate Rights Dem
ocrats," including a number of your personal
friends the undersigned we're appointed commit
tee to tender you an invitation TO soOurn with Us,
aud psrtake of a Public Dinner, as a mark Of the
high appreciation have OF your distinguished
talents. high toned political character, aud manly
defence of Southern Rights.
We have the honor to be, with high considera-
ton
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-19
CROCKER,S SCHOOL,
A BARGAIN TO BIZ had.

] AM Offering for sale my place, situated in -
Il fdgeheld. about 4 miles from Nashville. II EzEE
contains Fl y AcI es Of ground, and fronts AEfzH
he Gaiatin pike McFerrin ST., and the Driver road
The Improvements frame Cottage, with three
roo M, Ii chen, smoke house, 81 BILE &C II
large number Of fine forest 1 will whole
in lots to suit purchasers. II application made
will sell at from - 70 so per lower than any q the
adj dining lands held ut. For particulars apply 70
WILLIAM ROBSON.
Ps. would three or four HGey negroes in part
pay aeRIb-In
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6o NEaRoEs ZOE sALE.
BUSINESS CHANGE-

TUE noss q thsm yoaaz and hksly. a
4 Il. IA. HATSEs 4 COS
aasiA Ne. s. Cedar street.
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TWO ROOMS FOR RENT.

VNHE two Rooms my Office formerly occupied as h
Chaneery Clerks once, for rent balance Of the year
july3i. VII. L. BuYD.
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~ The popalasloa al Minnesota Is believed 70
e01s fully @ . soe. o00.
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CAPTAIN MAYNE REDS
Scenes and Adventures in the West and
Southwest.
THE QUADROoN:

OR, A LOVERS ADVENTURES IN LOUISIANA.
Illustrated With eight elegant engraving Price g IS
Another spirited and brilliant romance, quite equal in
stirring interest," graphic descriptions Of scenery
and truthful vivid portraues of character to anything
the CAPTAIN has yet written and little need be said
in its favor.
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ROOMS TO RENT.

TWO airy and comfortable irmediateIv over NJ
NJ B&ens office, in COopers buidir g, be had by
applying TO Mr. Brien,
auglS-1W w. F. COOPER Fo
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THE RIFLE RANGERS.
Beautifully Embeshed with Eight Splendid Illustrations
Plate Paper. Price 81 25.
This work is remarkable for stirring and wild adven-
tur many Of which the wr personally passed hro
and rum ng through The Whole there Is vein OF que,
humo which relieves the fearful parts Of the
i've. And his female char4cters Oh how lovely such as
could belong only to the sunny South.
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SUMNER AND WINTER TURNIP SEED.
WANTED,

w AN EltN
live Hunired bashels Barley By
4 luly26 D. D Die
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CLAIBORNPS MACHINE WORKS,

sl.L .. .orO.s oa.a- eussrT. sT.o.Arl n Ho'oAs.
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LaIe from Nicnraeua.

To Messrs Phillips. Miller, Wheeler, Evans, ant
others, Marion c H., S. C.
The Washington union., 1857-04-30

Washington free Of charge for carriage or before the
10th ofscptember tahf.
Esy article b as ray b qaiy ua'ss an inferior article
calledtor.
II = estimated that tho quantities above mentioned WI es rssaa
the nst reserved 70 Tho Secretary 70
giving additional quantities during
that session, for subsequent session Of the Thirty nhh Con
grcss.
sufficient specimen Of each article proposed for of paper hall
and Of envelopes 25) the proposal ana 20
be marked with of the and the price OF e
article, and Of the weight reem The whole ese
article specified the list VIII be deemed cass a
the offering furnish such class at tbe loves. price
qualify eonseed) win receive contract for the same on ex
bond with suretes satisfactory TO the sccre
tary the cnae the performance thereof under forfeiture
failure, which bond Is 10 be neu
said Secretary within days after the proposals
have been accepted.
should be desered within the time
stipulated the sample the bond
OF the viii be put in suit
Proposals should endorsed Proposals stationery for tho
Senate the Secretary Of tho Senate at Washing
ton
Proposals specimens es delivered at the ONCE free Of
charge
Ap 2s-lnwiw
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IL their ncoscs be undersigned has nyen
cd and obtained cts patent from for the
angenent and combination OF machinery converting seed %
into yarns by continuous process gn through he
roos preparation and spinning machinery unit, ready foe sup
weaving
The saving from waste by this will per %
and yarns made from the bc (unbrokcn unnurcd BY The
aons M INC machinery Of the used to open aa
en,angie ~ VIII he about my stronger and heavier
WI command the markets Of the world disiancng all compcp
advanced prices .
The undersigned prepared dispose Of privileges to ne w.
rafenft and rtsnfef@ rlp =, irssf c1tdf
srucons how machinery, ana w
other necessary Iaricnhrsi application addressed
Dec 6-2aw1yif GEORGE a. HENRY, Mobile
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Eareau Of Provisions oo,hns
April Is, 1857.
DR0POSAIS, sealed, and endorsed aOffer for Small
soap or ons for Mustard Seed Black Pepper" s s case
may be- viii be received this bureau until O'Clock m
twenty a Ss Unsa s,ss a a
saas y the following . ssssas s S" .osp .osp
and the candies for each Of which proposals
BY the chief bureau by respective Commanding ON
Of the said yards during the fiscal year ending june
1855, viz;
Boxes shaving Inda rubber Combs coarse. India rubber or
Brushes, shaving sutts percha
hushes, ssrubbhg Combs, nne, India rubber, gut
brushes, clothes Grass for hats
Buttons navyyest Jack knives
buttons navy medium Rarors, in single cases
buttons, navy coat Razor straps, ordway's
Buttons, dead Scissors
Beeswaa, in 4 ,b. cake. pure spoons
Hacking, boxes Of
Cotton spoos IL 1c yards each cords eaua
Haadkechiei cotton s, coo a. BY 30 ees weigh, net
than OF. each, texture by 9 10 Y inch
Needles sewing Nos J. 2, g. aud g. drill eyed bstsesns
Ribbon hat bost French black IL yards to tho piece width ~
soap, shaving cakes; each cak. not less than o.
Thread black and white a % 'h' pound
Tape, white nnen ! yards in length, J, inch wide
Tbimblcs, $40 and Q 10 diameter.
soar--separae bid for $50 600 pourd,
The soap manufactured o and be Of tbs
best quality denomnaied white salt SOAP and be
and after Inspection the boxes be hoopcd
Pohso W 'e con,rscof mo Price 10 DO uhorm al Tho yards
cAspus- -ararals bid for TO- 900 pound.
The candles bc American prime lard
candles pound length. ua
hp six candles No weigh ounces 81 100
melting degrees Fahrenheit The Wick
braided, composed b4r
quality o No ~ The candles TO be delivered sixty
notice in good boxes containing about 80 pounds EACH tbs
box be marked with the weight Of tho
candles.
sHHa
MUSTARD sHp, PyrrER, &c
Separate bids for all that be required for tho navy
o bc al nj
Mustard seed, American, brown
Pepper black, Maabar
Bottles octagon, for mustard and pepper.
Corks, for bottles
All foregoing articles Of tho best quality and coniorna
bio all respects samples deposited navy yards and In
subject such the ward where
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mo. 57S.1
Notice

OF he Establishment cf additional Land Oc, Ia N, Territory Of
Kansas
IN pursuance of the act of Congress- approved
March establish three additional land
districts in the Territory OF Kansas be called
land district the Wostcrn land
district hereby declared and Offices
districts bccne established ns follows, viz:
For the "DsrAwaRg psTRcTn at DosirHAs. ~
For the "OsAGH DISTRICT FoRT scorr.
For the "wsuERs prxrsItr'' OGDEN, said Territory
Given under hand the Washington th, eleventh day
OF April, A. N. 1887.
BY order the President. JOS & WILSON
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land once
Ap 1l--law6wt
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mo. 579.l
Notice

OF the Esobinea @ an additional Land Disr STATE Of MS
ccnrin.
In pursuance of the act of Congress approved
March 1857 entitled "An establish
district in tho state Of Wisconsin, 10 be called the
Isc which district embraces that portion Of the old In Crosse and
Hudson
and sc FIR rothi sth gh tn'e dir'dig tounshty
Hoh ef the line drlno arf fo II
line diridirg ree tss
medo that the for said district has established
the town of 'Esu CrAiRrr in said Stntc.
Given under hand the city or Washington this day
of April, 4. ~ 1887.
Iy order NJ the PrssIfeni
Jos. s. WILSON
Acting Commissioner o. the General Land 0lce
An Il--inusv.
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MOUNT WASHINGTON FEMALE COLLEGE

lvl near faltmoreTc summer session OF this houng
tc located az Mount Washington six miles tho Northern
Central raroad and chartered by the Maryland legislature viii open
on the first Wednesday In May, 1897, with full culy Of xpc
rcnced instructors consisting Of Ave gentlemen and several hci
This college u all that could well be desired for the pnrposs OF IN
shcd female cducaon No expenses spared
make what ought TO be in all respects The locality highly 70
luxurious and picturesque md has been selected cf the m
desirable in the state The shady and beautiful grounds afford ann
for pleasant walks and hcahful Tho building
large, imposing brick cdiacc fercctcd expressly for nc
female college, thoroughly ventilated lighted with Handsomely
furnished water supplied each story and has accommodations m
about 100 boarder The establishment costing nov
less than $4,000 During this the FIRST of operation nun
bcrs 81 boarders
Catalogues and further Information tho Union
occ and OF Rev DR. iIciper and Hon j. Baltimore
and Rev George Lewis scay, Principal Mount Washington N
land. ELIAS IiElNER,
President of the Board or Nisers'
March H-sa&wcd6w
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TIME NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED
Il mail eamersThs ships comprising this limo the

"a States mail EIeameTsThe snps comprising h lno arc The
follow ing
The Atlantic Capt, Oliver Eldridge
The Baltic Capt Jos
The AdriatD T.. Capt. James West
These ships having been built expressly
has their
their ene strength and speed and their
passengers unequalcd for elegance and comfort
Price OF passage from New York 10 Liverpool
second cabin SIS From Liverpool TO New York. and 20
guncas.
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship.
No bcrths be secured until paid for.
The ships OF this line have improved tight bulk
avoid danger from c will AZ deg until
after the LIST of August
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rnorosnp pArrs or s.llrNa.

EDWARD X, COLLINS,
No SO Wall street n Y. a
BROWN SMILEY, 4 CO.,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD co,
~ Austin Frsrs, London.
H q. WAINWRIGHT CO.,
Paris.
Tho owners "a those ships VIII be acconntafo gold silver
halao0 s, sSaes, nsaas oi Ia
ding ore signed iher and the ralus thereof therein expressed
Nay l-dtf
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mo. 5so.l
Notice

OF n, Esasishma, cf u additional Land onc in e Territory
Of Nebrdsso
TN pursuance of the act of Congress approved
1857 entitled "An to establish three additional
land the Territory Of Nebraska" 10 be called respectively
"NE,nA LAND Dsrmcr tho 'orn PLATTE hvxn LAND DISTRICT
RuMc" II Is hereby declared and made
for said districts have been established as fo
lows, via:
For the "NHsanA Dmrncr, at Brownsville
For DrsrHucr' at Nebraska City.
nsrmcr' Dakota City, in said Territory.
under hand tho city OF Washington this thirteenth day
Of April, 1857.
ny order Of tho President
JOS S. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner OF the General Land once.
April 1t-1awew
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IL, l.. FAINT, Jr., e. CO., land agents and deal
lLs In exchange Lccompon, Kansas-Iand
and sold commission Land sold
tmc
Locations made '.iont ACCOUNT
Tho active Of the Arm engaged the United
Kansas and will be able to locations
business through Sweeney, Rcnhouse FAINT Co viii be
orvardcd TO MS.
sweeney, Renhousc, FAINT Co., Bankers, Washington
r. W. Clark, Dodge, n Co., Bankers New York.
Drcxcl Il Co., Bankers, Philadelphia.
Josiah leo a Co, Bankers, baltimore.
10wie, snowdcn, 4 On. Bankers, Alexandria, Va
M n sierrell 4 %. do New Orleans
John . Anderson a Co., do S. Louis, No,
March ls-w1kdeo1m
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cloth.ns and Clothing Materials.


Bdreau Of Provisions and Clothing,
April 2 1857.
CsEPARATE PROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed
~ Proposals Navy Clothing and Clothing Materials
ui this until O'Clock the Of May
furnishing and dc ering receiving sixty days noe each
the navy Charlestown Brooklyn
Gospor Virginia the quantities below mentioned Of any
Of the following classes articles navy clothing and clothing
Jaacra such further quantities. Of the be ordered
the chief Of this buesu by the ommandan OF the said navy
yards respectively during the hcn commencing on the is day
Of July next and ending the 3o day Of june, 1883 VIZ;
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Proposals
for paper and price per thousand Tor envelopes.
by the juno 1s44
rescntatvcs directed cone his purchases
the growth and states provided tho same
be procured Of such growth quality
and at reasonable good quality price
~ can be obtained OF foreign growth and manufacture prefer
cnce will therefore be given the productions OF American industry
and all persons making proposals supply article will
States
The articles delivered any charge carriage n
the Office or tho Clerk
paid for the Committee
Each bidder though muy propose whole the
articles above enumerated will be required make separate
disac prosal for each and proposal paper embracing
moro than single item will bo considered Each
dorscd Proposals for item Mo- class No. Of stationery
House OF Representatives OF the United
undersigned They will be free Of postage.
sufficient specimens Of each item accompany proposal
with the the bidder the item
according to the above advertisement
The offering furnish description
price quality considered shall
bond with satisfactory Cork
tho performance the same under cont
tho OF failure which bond no
Of said clerk within days after the proposals opened
and the result declared.
The right reserved in should be necessary
hcr supply Of all Of the articles
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