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NAyr pa1AxIasn,
April Is, 1857
DR0POSAIS, sealed and endorsed @Offer for Small
-. or s, a. Sa.,.rs % sa ss P..oss r san , ~ss as
may be- win be received al this bareau unlI ooi ~ "a he
twenty days nee) navy yards Al
uantes only of The on arices (eAoep.lns The sa ai soap
and he cand ar each q which separate prosa and
~ a. eaIsT ~ ~. bareaa - bT ti,e re~rrrs IN
Gers q The SAID during e sca year ending sO June
~. .h., t.a,. ,,h,... coh. s -, j
BAe shaving lnaA fuboer ConDs coarse India rubber or
bsashes' b,' l.,',s sLaslss csa gs'hA dr Pefea- aa
nIoshosi ssIuOOms Sonios hnei iAaa rubber or gut
bfasies, ehotIes 1fsss ig hats
Pu.ss' tsoas :. nv ~ ms,,am ~ psra nm ~
tsa,e~'s aasS 80 -. S.ss a y -sS' "n~9s
Bsss~aa il sIb cakes, pure spoons
parts
Hndkerch cotton fast eooss 81 by inches weight noa
Needles, sewing, Nos L. o. s. and a. drieyed beiweens
hbbon hat best Preach black IL yards piece width IL
inch
Soap, shaving, in cakes; each % than 2 OF
k sewing blue black wrapper nos 70 exceed on d, the mound
Thread black and white Marslails best quality - pENN
Tape, white linen, . yards in length y inch wide
nimbles, $40 diameter.
w -, -
7,. .o., ,n,s, ~ 0,,,,r..,uro, ,. - -, y, ,.,, =,
- ~, gs Ss non . m - mt , All sa.sf soap and De DENY
s ~ s l s % ,a ~ g @ s @ ~ % hs - ason. - NJ % pSanas eaeh'
Pen1e :" A'' ' ino p@e =" W uhhoth A' an 'ns sHas
o., NJ, a "a ooo -
eAspnS- -sisp'ae 'a J~ 'o''" P'a'a~
The candles must be American manufactured a prime
searne, six candies to the pound 10 inches In ugt
# iP six candles No J. weigh less IA
melting point not 10 be less than Io degrees Fahrenhe The
be braided composed of
quality q No q yarn The candies % be delivered sixty days
notice. Ia good boxes containing about 80 pounds each and the
box % be marked with the contractors and the weight
candies
MrsrARD sazD, BLACK rkzrxR, &c
Separate bids for all that be required for the the navy
10 be delivered AZ New York only.
Mustard seed, American brown.
Pepper, black Maiabar.
Bottles, octagon, for mustard and pepper. .a
corks, for bottles.
All foregoing articles quality confrIna
bic In all to the samples deposited navy yards
this bureau subject inspection
chief Inspecting ocer
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Notice

OF Tie Eadmaa f he additional OGos in e Territory Of
IN pursuance of the act of Congress approved
1857 establish three additional land
districts the Territory Kansas be called
land district, the 0sage land district
district hereby declared and made
districts have established as follows, viz:
For the "IgLAwAHK a DoSIrHaS
For the "O-AGg q scoTr
For the sWrsERs msrucrn at 0GDHs, said Tertiary
Given under my band the city Of Washington this eleventh day
OF April, A. d. 1851.
by order Of the President, WILSON
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
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Sale of Indian Trust Lands in Kansas Terri
BY TaE PREsIprSr OF rms uxrrEp STATES.
PROCLAMATION

BY THE PRESIDENT UNITED
n pursuance of law, |, FRANKLIN PIERCE, Pres
elt q the United States do hereby declare and make
Territory q Kansas commencing Tuesday The hih day q May
States m the benefit q the Iowa tribe q Indians situated with
N the undermenonei townships Of Land In said Territory and eed
by said Indians IN trust as aforesaid, TO Wit:
Souh q he bdse hae n priaepai meridian
Townships No aeen sixteen seyeuteen eighteen
nneteen and twenty
Townships No seventeen eighteen nineteen
twenty, excepting ,hersfrOm few special grants designated
treaty amounting the whole eight acres
townships two, Of ranges nineteen aud twenty
Also at Pao Iykins Territory commencing
trust by The United states for The benefit o he
oonfeatcd bands Of Kakask Peoria Inkcshaw wea In.
Territory and ceded by said conlerated bands aforesaid wit
South y ne ba~ Tine and q ae ryincraI meridian
snsp Tows ns a,sm xeen and seventeen q range twenty
Townships aieen sixteen and range twenty
ty three. ''s'
Townships een sixteen seventeen eighteen of range
Townships eeu sixteen seventeen eighteen Of range
ty 1--WE.
treaty cen that each individual couederaled
addition that ten sections should be selected and sci ~
ona and by the ah article section d
the American indian Mission lands amounting
about forty thousand aoes having been selected in the following
townships above named 10 Wit
Townships sixteen and seventeen range twenty two
Townships fifteen sixteen seventeen and eighteen twenty
three.
townships sixteen and seventeen, wentyfour
Townships sixteen and
apart and reserved from sale.
Also at compton in al Territory commencing Tuesday
twenty third day Of June next for the disposal
held u trust by the United States for the
OF Indians situated within
psing the oen portion the lands coded
dians in trust as aforesaid, 10 wit:
South ef he ta line and eaa c u. sinh PRINCIPAL meridian
Townships aye six eight nine ten eleven range
teen
Townships eight nine, range sixteen
Townships six eight range
n n
Townships six, seven eght nine, aud ton a eighteen
The terms Of said salcs viii be be received
below the valuation PLACED the several
eFs duly an1cd for the purpose o classifying and yauig the
aud upon payment being made receipts. duplicate viii
therefor one Of which will hc delivered y the
Patents VIII subsequently, he iuod for purchased
accordance with s M in iorco regulating the
The Offering n the above lands Will be
specycy appointed and viii they
advertised, with all
have been offered and the sales thus closed
All purchases Jaii for
following day at the risk of the dcfiuting purchaser.
Given under my hand at the city Washington
day Of February, eighteen hundred and lfy
FRANKLIN FIERCE
BY the President:
Gno w. MASyTTSNv,
Commissioner OF Indian Affairs.
N BSo newspaper Is authorized publish the foregoing
teent without special instructions effect from The Co,nms
sioner Of Indian Affairs.
Feb 2s-iawtlJunc.
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MOUNT WASHINGTON FEMALE COLLEGE.

1Vl near ihunioeIhc Of this Aournhing M
stutou located at Mount Washington Northern
Central railroad and chartered by the Maryland Legislature viii open
on the nrst "Wednesday in May 1897 with fnl faculty ex
Ienccd instructors consisting I've gentlemen several h
This college all that could we'll be- desired for the purposes @
shed enale educRn No pains spared
make wai ought TO be IN all respects Tho locality highly 81
ans and picturesque and has been selected tho mot
desirable IN the state The shady grounds afford amp"
scope for pleasant walks and heat recreation The hnldng
large imposing brick edre, (erecd expressly rstcas
female college, thornnshy ventilated lighted with , Handsomely
furnished water supplied TO each story, accommodation ne
about loo boaders The very complete not
less than $4,000 During this the Gr, ef is operation mum
bers 81 boarders.
Catalogues and further may obtained Union
Office and Of Rcy Dr. Il cner Hon. vanssn Baltimore
and Rev George Lewis scey Principal Meant Washington Mary
land EIIAS HEINEll
President of Abe Board of fttcrs
March 14-Sat&wed6w an
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ID II. GILLET, Counsellor at Law, has removed

ID II. GILLET, Counsellor at Law, has removed
hs residence in Franklin Row and
thirteenth devote his principal
ly to cases q United States Supreme Court.
Having devoted much time 10 the law concerning patents he will
opinions questions arising before the
Patent once appeals justice assistant justices Of
District Coumbia; and will in the preparation and
o concerning patents.
viii give opinions and prepare arguments for
having before Congress either % the departments and
prosecute any board established for their adn
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Ap IL 1awt30Jun,
United states Patent once,

hN the petition Of Harriet " Terry, adninisra-
~ trx Of Vim. Terry, deceased
praying for the extension Of patent granted to the said VIM Tor
the 18th day July 1873 iron
venent for from the expiration patcu
takes place ON the I2th day OF July, 1851
II Is ordered tnt the heard tbe Patent Oaice
Monday the 2sh q June " o'clock NJ all persons
noled 70 appear and show cause they have why said petition
ought moi 10 be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required 10 Ale in the Patent
Goe their objections specially forth writing twenty
days before the day OF hearing All testimony ded by either
to be used at the said hearing must be taken
corne with the rules Of the Office which ap
plicniion.
The testimony 10 tho will be closed depos
tons aud other relied upon testimony died In the
Office before the morning Of that day arguments any
within ten days thereafter.
Ordered also that this notice be published the Union
gencer, and Evening star, Washington c. Republican Roc
Md pennsyyanlan Philadelphia Pa Daily News, York "
and Post on Mass wook fr ,hreo
yious 10 The 2sth Of juno next tho ciay ol hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner q Patents
PSEors OF the above will please copy their
bills TO the Patent Office, with containing this
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March liStSwcdoV
USrrp srAns NAVAL Couxr 90 IsquIEY,
Washington, February 20, 1881.

FINHE judge advocate gives notice for the informs.
ton Of parties coming beiore
the act ot january l6 1881 tbey respectively ADVISED
the department when their shall VIZ
court and that s desirable that presenting %
should prepared with they
sire 70 haze summoned, specifying which respective s
d Illness for the naval service" II, tsh
mony Is 10 be applied respectively suggesting delay
which may be required; and respect WIN, witnesses
- j. NJ CARLISLE, Judge Advocate
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CONSULTING ENGINEER THE subscriber has
established his residence tho city Of Washington
Of acting consulting engineer the preparation Of
AID the location Of public works
He consulted by questions appcranng
railroads, bridges
canals the yigaon
a, his odec the site of the work
CHARLES EII.ET Jr.,
No 2ss II street, Civil Engineer.
Washington, D. G.
28-df2wst
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Washington Aqueduot.
OFncE or TIrE WASHINGTON AQuEDrcr,
Waat,outr.x, n.r~h r. tlkT

OFYicE wAsmSGIoy AQuEDrcT
Washington, March 8, 1857.
DROPOsAIe are Invited fnr materials and work
Proposals received 7h May VIII be opened Of thai,
Maps proles specifications
let win be ready for examination this Office and after the 2o
Ths masonry bridges
graduation and embankmen iron pipes
rabhIe, and rn. stone, lr w ~
For the particular works and reference made the
upon portion line yet acquired by
United states there be delay In the work
thereon but for such unavoidable delays due allowance viii be made
Portions only o Of the works can be completed under the
ent appropriation but all contracts for unfinished work will bc sub
@ % tie work. m dsue aa fae
under each contract @ each sppiopras apd ofh appe
shall be stopped until funds become available
Ii case s o. s entire ppage q any i work for want Of
the engineer the work has been properly executed has
Payments specie upon the United States
treasury upon The monthly smat,s the engineer 10
. Al @ u n a s sssd asss asa sdFt'sa M work 9r
The United , as States reserves The right g . Or an the bids
ments as may be considered most conducive to the Of the
Every must be accompanied by written guarantee signed by
ns ase 5 mGs ne sr = ,sass M e @ @ 5 hs 5 p y @
s @ & . S Essi sPs ssf@'
Judge district attorney navy agent, or some officer Of
the general individual the Engineer
partmcn OF War that the able good
guarantee.
Bids will be opened bidders any
be present. NJ C Mf1GS
Capt Of Engineers, in charge.
FORM or GUARANTEE.
To Capt NJ c. Megs, U. s Engineers
We the undersigned residents -- in the stats al -
hereby Jointly and severay with the United States and
sg Mn s s days % as b. e so q 81 @
cute the for the same good per
form furnish the articles proposed in conformity
advertisement under which II made
shall fail % enter into contract Aforesaid guaranty
good the difference between the
lowest bidder.
Gsgned) b.
G. ID.
thereby certify that the best my knowledge and belief
above named guarantors good and sufficient 9 x
(agned) EF
March 6--eod7thMay &lawtf
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inc owners these ships will not be accountable for gold
ouoh specie Jewclry precious bills
May 1--du f'Fftr".
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Change Of the Place or sale OF the Delaware
J4aSt Lands I'm Kansas

NOTICE is hereby given that the place of sale of
the Delaware trust lands In Kansas Territory
take place at LecomPton the next
changed TO- and will commence at osawkce Territory
day date.
BY order Of the Secretary Of the Interior;
CHARLES f. MIX
Commissioner ad
DEPARTMENT OF yIn lsERtoR,
pllee ~ indian Afalrs, April 0, 1857.
April 7--la9tlJune
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Change in the Days OF Sale of the above de
scribed Indian Trust Lands in Kansas

DEPARTMENT. INTERIOR
Office of Indian AG,irs, April IL, 1857.
NOTICE is hereby given that the days designated
In The foregoing proclamation
o Of certain Indian trust Lands changed postponed
following periods
Iowa lands at iowa Point Wednesday june next
The lands Of the Weas Pao Wednesday oath day
Delaware lands OSawkec July next
BY order Of the Secretary Of the Interior
CHARLES F. MIX
Commissioner ad pldytm
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mo. $50.
Notice

OF Raaamem Of 0rs addasoral Land Offices in TIE Territory
Of Nebraska.
TN pursuance of the act Of Congress approved
March a. 1857 entitled establish three additional
Territory Of Nebraska 10 be called respectively
DsrcD the Soum PLATTE vKR LAND hsrpicT
aud DAxmA RsrRicrn hereby declared and made
said districts have been established fol
lows, vlzl
For the aNExAin LAND hsrmcr' at Brownsville.
Fort The PLATTE Nebraska City.
DsrRcr Dakota City, In said Territory
hand the city Of Washington this thirteenth day
a April 1857.
BY order Of the President;
Acting Commissioner OF the General Land ONCE.
April 14-tawew
LN l.. FAINT, Jr., L. CO., land agents and deal
lie 10 exchange, Leoompton warrants 10
sold commission Land sold precmptors
Locations made on 'jcint
partner the firm
ycys Kansas and able locaiions
business through Sweeney Mttenhouse Fsnt win be
orwsrdcd 10
Sweeney Ri,enhoue FAINT, Co. Bankers, Washington,
Hrexei 90, Bankers Philadelphia
Josiah lee n o., Bankers Baltimore
Fowle snowden, A Co, Bankers, Alexsndria, Va
N Msury n 90, do Redmond, Va
n n Merrel a Co do New Orleans
John J. Andsrson Co., do ~ Louis, No
March Js--wl&dcolm
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rTNHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED
following:
The Atlantic, Capt Oliver EliFhige
Ihe fsiitc Capt Jos. Comstock
The Ariatic Capt james
These ships having by expressly for government
service every care has been taken IN
cr engines TO insure strength and their
ior passengers are uneqnaled for elegance and
Price passage from New York TO Liverpool
IN second cabin SIS, From Liverpool York aud 20
guincas - =
An experienced surgeon attached each ship.
No berths can be secured until paid for.
The ships this line have improved hulk heads and 10
avoid danger from viii north 40 deg un,
after the LIST Of August ~
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rRorosEp pArEa on sanIsn-

EDWARD X, COLLINS,
No 90 Wall street, " Y,
BROWN, sIiTPLEY, Il Co,
liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD 4 Co,
~ Austin Friars, London.
D. @. WAINWRIGHT A CO.,
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NorcE no rnEENIrrox cI.AlMaNrs.

Every entitled the right OF pre,emptNn
lands within the townships and OF townships
required establish the the saiaS register
the land Office and ~
pruod after seg ms ndtc and bcss he day appointed
OF the public sale of she embracing
claimed otherwise such claim Mil be forfeited
TIIGS A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner of the Land Office.
Feb ls--lawl3w lint Starl
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Proposals
for paper and prioe per thousand tor envelopes.
by the approved June H. lef the Clerk OF the
resntatvcs directed conne his purchases
growth the States provided
such manufacture quality
aud reasonable prices good quality and
be obtained Of foreign growth and manufacture prefer
will therefore be given the productions Of American industry
and all making proposals supply article will
whether the Is OF the growth and manufacture Of the United
States
articles be delivered free
the The Clerk before the 18th October
paid for the Committee ACCOUNTS shall audit the bill
Each bidder though he desire propose the E1lo the
win be required
dad proposal for each m; and proposal paper embracing
than single item will be considered Each proposal be
dorscd Proposals for item No class No OF stationery for
House Representatives Of the United addressed
undersigned They viii be free Of postage.
Sufficient specimens pf each the proposal marked
with the OF the bidder and the number gf tle and
according 10 the above advertisement
offering furnish description
quality considered shall receive for the
with satisfactory Clerk
performance the forfeiture
price failure; which bond be filed the
said clerk within days after the proposals have been opened
aud the result declared
The right reserved in should necessary order fur
cr supply Of all Of the articles contained the above list
WIN. CUIIOM,
Clerk Of the House Of Representatives U. &.
Ap S-1aWt1sJuDe
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OF the Esaidmem g additional Land Did in he STATE 5
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EVENING STAR.
ACRUsTY SUBJECT.
BT w. Y. soreHIoN.


Mr. Peter McKruller-a baker by trade
II thu c,ty of GOTHAM his fortune esssyed
nd opened a store, number four hundred and two,
On the bu siest side of the Blank avenue.
Evsry morning this bak or, his bread and the sun
Would rise. and the duties of cay were begun;
The krst from his pillow e'er darkness has ceased
The others invariably rose from the " cas-.
HIS vile, ike MS bulscult, some hat too short;
HIS Charlie vas one of the good fellow sort;
But his daughter Louie was the -four of mis- heart
In the store young buck had on ogled this doe
NOT The dough that was NIX ed IN the cellar below
And sighed In her eac-"My dearest, my life,
Your father knseds bread need a wife,
Mekrullsr that moment his bresd= basket brousht,
tOr basket OF brsad NJ more proper) and caught
Ihs Two HAPPY lovers bent over the counter,
her head on his shoulder, his light arm around her.
" HALO. cried the baker, my dIughtsr-I .ouise-
II you don't want my help, out the door gu .ckiy go
dough-
Ny daughter her father will soon find beau for.
I've great mind to throw this twist LOAF al you,
lpafsr-
so he of with you, Sponge and never come hack. or
Ill give you hat YOU III bs convinced Is cracker.
Louise went up stairs, nor odd Immy remain.
The father. his head scratching harder ana harder,
Put lard his cake and some cake IN ms larder,
The lover detected went out of the state, and
joining the army, he soon met his fate, aud
His two shIlilng picture Louise kept her eyes on
Till, with pies on the shelf, II - said she took
''pi-s on"
~ drullsr's affairs soon got into jupa5Is,
his fortune and credit began then TO crumble,
He grew rather 81 oh lnapplsh sour saucy and tart
And died very soos of q broken (rouDdJ heart.
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

BROWNS HOTEL-C stuart. Arb: Mr. g
Walker, do; w Brown, Miss; ] s Thomas
USN; II o Mckay, NY, Thos Huyhes. Md; g
Hughes Nd; G Riggs; NY; Tw DER, Md; "
CTandeii and lady, Mt; DIR J sHcer. Md; ] p
Bags, do; kisley, Va; Thompson, Ala.
II w Anderson and lady, Va; T. G Anderson. do:
Miss Frazier, do; l. Rogsn and adv, Tenn: /
starr and lady, Ala; Mrs Powers Ga. Mis-.
A Powers, do; ParTotte do: n I, Angns
and lady, Va Miss Al Angus do; n Bro,yn
do; X T Earle and lady, Nd; Dr w HuI,e =.
John Cushing, ~, Md DR. r DuvalI. do; = I
Bishop, Pa; Juan.J Sos, Porto Rico: Ms5eo Gu.
biefrig, Cuba; 4 sinclair, Pa J N Mason. n.
Va; A w venable, NC; Ms r b Venable. do,
Miss venable do; Anon Green, Md; r Poole
do; John Criteher, Va; w w Harry Va; Prof
Tompkins, Ms n Ewing Kan; Col Emin, Ala:
Mrs Emin. Miss Aatridgr, do.
wILLARDS' HOTEL-W O'Rane. India.
w and A X I.amberton, Min Terry; Com II
Mcintosh, u y; J ID Daniels. do; Il bona ID son
do; DIR COndeTy, Va; + II Chiielle, Md; r M and
!. W Badger and lady, J Cheeseman, II X Wood
ny; i ID spindle, lady aud sister, Tenn; Geor gr
" osienhoim and lady, Eng; J Knapp, n J; e
9seAle'tsr, Pa; Brown, NY; Mr Cunning cham,
klRk%OoD HOUSE-T NJ Crane. NY: r
w Hyds do A Smith. Cal; II f. Thompson.
hi; Harrison, do, Il Riley. do: n PM
Dps, Va; w Blakey, do; e. smith. Md, :
Smaiiwood Va; J.. Martin, Lo, f SHORTER. Ala:
w Taylor, NY. ''"'
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CHUBB BROTHERS.

DEPosIIs.- Deposits recsved and Checks paid
without charge. Drafts on the northern seaboard
said Cities furnished to deposftors without charge
INTEREST ON DEPosITs.-Irterest will he allow cd
on Deposits at such rates as may lie agreed upon.
Deposits IN Virginia and other Uncnrrent Money re-.
ceIved to be checked for, payable funds or in
specie, we charging the regular Exchange.
Will be discounted, and Loans made on Stock T. Bonds
and Securities, at the mark et rate.
furnished, negotiable in the different Cities of the
United states, on Deposit of Money or Coilaterals
and interest allowed If Money is deposited, and
charged Colaterals on such terms be agreed
upon.
TRAvKLINs Bills OF ExcHANGK.-Tavelsrs will
be furnished with drafts IN such sums may be de-
Ellis AND LETTERS OF CIRCUIT ON ENGLAND IRK-
LAND AND EuRoPE.-Bills of Exchange and Letters
Of Credit on Ensla9d Ireland and Europe, furnished
4. BONDS, STOCKS, &e-Bonds, Stocks, and Seouri-
ties paying from to IL Pr cent always for sale,
bought IN the dlheIeM Cities at commission of 4
pr. cent. Where stocks are bought upon orders, re-
reserve the right to call for deposit 10 pr cent on
the cost. Bonds or Stocks will 10 ordered by tsle-
RAILROAD, CITY, AND STATE Bosps.-Railro.d,
City and State Bonds be pac ed in our hands for
neg3tlstion either N this country or Europe. Rail-
LAND WARRANTs.-Land Warrants bought ct the
market rates. All Warrants sold by US are Euay
fssd IN every respect.
Land Warrants located on commission. .;
suested.
orders, or sent for sale on commission to Response bic
parties
REAL ESTATE AMP INsvRaNcEs.- Real Estate
bought and sold, and assurances effected,
CLANS ON UNITED STATES, CoURT OF elaine.
Conc REss.-Calms on the United states, before the
Court OF Claims or Congres Entrusted Us, will De
' CHGBB BRofTfHfiERs,
Jan n Opposite the Treasury.