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Proposals for Erecting the Post once and
Court house at Rutland, Vermont.
TREAsuEr DErARrAEsr,
IVa.hiu,tan- naca..ha. "a Iak

TREASURY DKPARrAEKr,
Washington, December 10, 1855.
Of February A. D. 1887, at O'Clock M The
house authorized 10
Vermont according The plans and
ing or separate kinds Of work BILLS parcels
every accompany each bid with me amount OF each kind OF
work. the total amount carried out the department resevng
interest Of the United States
the right exclude bids
fully perform which they Lave
decon and all bids when there shall be parties In interest
Join and all bids that upon investigation,
are below fail for work. q
and contract will be award
details furnished the department Of
kinds Of work and materials which shall
subject Department. thai adopt
whole OF the bid as the interest Oh the United States may
require. = l'jtH fE
according price said be asceraned
Of the department appointed for that
Der completion Of the
&c. by The aforesaid and be forfeited In
the of fuhlment OF CONTACT
will be awarded OILY and mechanics
and the of
the Treasury, will be forfeiture Of the same.
proposal accompanied by written signed
Judge attorney distct in the of IS 900
whole work, Of poporonae amount If for part
bond with proper and sufficient
Form certificate required will be app
Plans specifications and working drawings ready
thirty days. when they be had application TO the depart
ment
No bid unless fully complies its details
oitA the requirsme Of this adversement.
The be this department. addressed the
Ruiland Post OHes Court opened
o'clock, Of the last day named for receiving the
| Ist as - JAMES GUTHRIE,
= Secretary of the Treasury.
Dec i5-2awtl6Feb lint 4 BarJ
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Proposals for Erecting the Post ONCE and
COurt-hOuse at Windsor, Vermont.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Il
Washingtun. December I6. 1876.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
t......#. - Washington, December Is, 1856.
PROPOSALS will received this department
February, A. D. 1857 at O'Clock for the
authorized
Windsor Vermont according to the plans and
pared department. said proposals either whole
building different kinds Of work bills Of parcels
each bid with the Of each
work. the total carried the
serving the right reject accept proposals bseby invited
any thereof Of the United
requires department also the right exclude the
will faithfully perform the which they have
tempted by ndiecon all bds shall
Join in the bids and all bids that
investi CATION, below fair price for the work II
bids will be received and contract will be award
bidder detas furnished the department Of the
Of the different kinds work and materials which shall be
revision department., that
whole the bid the interest Of the United States
quirc. ~
erd according contract price, sd amount be asceraned by
OF Of tho department appointed for
ton per cent retained completion
Of Ac by the afoesaid and forfeited
n OF non fu6lment Of contrnct. z lft h
will be awarded only 20 and mechanics
OF the
the Treas ury, will be forfeiture OF the same.
Each proposal be accompanied by written
responsible Certified 10 be the United
district of the SAID distc in the
$4,000 for the whole work. OF proporonate amount II for
cepted bond proper
cuIies for its faithful performance
Of bond and certificate required will be furnished apca
ton 10 the department .Hl.IE#
Plans working drawings ready
thirty days. when they be had application the depart
No considered % fully complies
NTH ther requirements of this adpcrfis
proposals be this department. addressed the
Windor Post Ones house, opened At 10
o'clock M of the last day named for receiving the
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Dec Is-oaw6Feb flint 4 Starl
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Proposals for Erecting the Custom-house, &c,
at Gaiena, Illinois.
Treasury DxrARTnEET,

TREASURY DErARThEsT,
Washington, December IL, 1850
DRoPosALs This department until the ls day
OF February, 1857, o'clock, for the construction
post and 10 De
Gaena Illinois, according the plans ana
prepared said proposals. 20 be either or me whole
bid with the amount OF each
kind carried OUT the department
serving the right reject accept me proposals hereby invited
interest OF the United States
the the exclude the bds
there Is just cause 10 believe viii
tain by ndirecion parties
the bids, all bids
are below a price for the Ysagg-14 J
details furnished the department OF the
prices different materials which shall
be subject the revision the Department. that adopt the
whole tho bid the Interests Of the United States
require
Ninety per materials dev
ered according sd amount to be asceraned BY
agent department appointed
poso will paid the work and
retained until the completion Of the contract and
Of the work. &c by the agent aforesaid and be forfeited
in the event Of non fuhlmen OF contract - 4.
will only builders and mechanics
and the thereof except by consent OF the Secretary Of
the Treasury will be u forfeiture of the
proposal by written signed
responsible PERSONS (ceed be BY the United States
district judge attorney the said disct In the of 900
bidder will when required his proposal DO accepted enter
and bond with and sufficient securities for It's
faithful performances. 4. ..Il.faa.
bond and certificate required will be furnished app
cation 10 the department
Plans specifications working drawings will BIO ready aer
No condeTe fully plies all details
With the requirement. Of this advertisement YEA 81 E
The proposals. must be sent this addressed 10 The
Gana Custom house, and will be opened at 10 O'Clock, OF
49, ~ f"-N~~ = JAMES GUTHRIE
aE Secretary Of the Treasury.
Dec ls-2awtl9Feb Tint. & star]
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No. b6l]
Notice Of the Withdrawal OF Lands In Mich.


pursuance Of the act Of Congress approved % June 1855
king grant land the Stne Of Mo aid
sucdon Of certain railroads. in said State instructions have
given this Office the registers and receivers
the from sale and location Of the following described
probably falling within the prescribed limits Of
directed, heretofore ordered by telegraph
30th Of May last, 10 wit.
Office All lands in the district,
nsta range and IA west and south township
36 the northern pennsa a the lands north oftownsp
30, and west of range 10 west afa
Office All the lands In the district except all
ships IL, 10, 10, and IA lying west FRANCE IA wes
Once at GKSRsxE All the lands In the DISTRICT except those
situated north of township IL and
those north Of township 10 and east ofrange east
lands in the district lying between
townships and III NORTH and a situated ofange
Office All the lands In the district lying
range6 west.
Once All the lands district situated
south Of township 81, In ranges 20 10 III inclusive
OF township SO, in ranges 80 to "a inclusive.
South of township 50, in ranges IS and &c.
South of township 81, In ranges 81 and 49,
North of township 46, in ranges 30 and 40; and
North 0ftownship 49, In rnilges IL and AZ. gsl
These latter, embracing nearly all the
Presidents proclamation No. $751; offered July
Ste Marie which will not therefore, be offered the public
therein ordered
my hand, the General Land Office, city
Washington, this thirteenth day Of June, 1856.
's1' THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
June 14-law0wi Intel stnr.l Commissioner
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Washington, December Ia, 1856.

Washington, December IL, 1856.
DRoPosAs be received this department until the 18Th
A. d. 1857 O'Clock, for the construc
Office and authorized
according
said proposals. be either
whole building for the different kinds Of work
bills of parcels accompany each bid with the
kind OF work. and the total amount carried ou
the proposals hereby
thereof when deems the interest OF the Uni
also the right TO
faithfully perform the which they
and all bids when there shall
be who do in The bids and all bids that
investigation, below fair price for the work. j..
will be awarded
furnished the department Of the prices
which shall be subject
part ofthe United require.
done and deltv-
according said be asceraned by
OF The department appointed for that
pose) paid progresses
completion
OF the work. &c by the agent aforesaid and be forfeited In
viii be awarded builders mechanics,
assignment Secretary
the Treasury, will be forfeiture Of the
proposal by written guarantee,
signed by two by the United
dstict Judge OF the said dsc the
45000 whole proportonate
and bond with proper and sufficient securities,
faithful performance. ~. !. a.ssE
Form Of bond certificate required app
the department. 2
PIans working drawings win be ready afler
be had application the department
will considered unless fully complies all its details
scith tle rsqnir.merfs Of this adeerfisemenf.
The be sent to this department. addressed to the
Treasury and plainly endorsed Proposals. the
ednsbarsh will be opened O'Clock OF
JAMES GUTHRIE, q
Secretary OF the Treasury.
Dee ls-2awtFebi 10. - lint siar1
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Stopping Southampton both going and returning they
proceeding London Haye
other route, for the economy Of time and money. 5r n
Passage from Neo York TO Southampton and Brsmsn.
First cabin saloon si3o first cabin, saoon slO
second do, $50. ~
All letters and newspapers through post ONCE
No bills fadng will be signed parcels received
sailing.
An experienced surgeon Is attached to each ship.
Fortnight or passage, apply TO
q. d. SAND, IL South william It,, N. Y.
aa o. A. HEINEREN d Co., Bremen.
CROSKEY x Co., Southampton.
WILLIAM ISELIN, Havre.
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Proposals for Erecting the Custom house, &C.,
at Dubuque, Iowa.
TREASURY DErAR1MESr,

Washington, December IA, 1855.
DRoPosALs will be received This department I7h
day Of February, A. ID. 1871, al O'Clock, the
house, posl Office,
according plans
specifications this department said be
either whole building separate o different kinds OF work
kind VI carried
right the
BY Invited thereof when IL deems the interest Of the
United States requires The department also the night 10
exclude the bids OF who there
believe will faithfully tho which they
obtain ndirecon all bids when there
shall be the bids, all bids
thai, investigation, below for the work
Bids will received and contract will be award
ed bidder unless deas furnished the department OF the
the different kinds OF and mateas which shall be
department. that adopt the
ofths bid the Interests Of the United States may
pety per cent OF amount de-
ascertained
agent department appointed for that
pose will be paid from Time 10 time as e work progresses
until the completion OF the contract and
forfeited
in fulfiment OF contract ls n
Contracts will be awarded only builders and mechanics
aud Hereof consent OF the Secretary OF
: the Treasury, will be a forfeiture OF the same
Each accompanied BY written
Ted States district Judge or aoaey districi
whole OF proporonate amoun II for
bidder will when required his proposal be
bond with sufficient
securities, It's faithful performance. ~
Form OF bond and certificate required will be furnished on app
the department.
application department
No bid % be considered uniess fully complies In all its details
rith tAs requirements Of this advertisement
The proposals must be sent 10 this addressed
Treasury plainly Proposals the
Dutugus will be 10 o'clock
, n - JAMES GUTHRIE,
pat ~ Secretary Of the Treasury.
Dec ls-2awtl7ihFeb [IntelSstar.l
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Proposals for Free ing the Custom house, a. c..
at Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Washington, December rs. 1886.

.a5aaH1-% TREASURY DRPARTMKNT
.@. egg Washington, December l6, 1856.
PROPOSALS will be received department
Fesuary, A. D. 1887 O'Clock,
OF house, post Office
be erected Portsmouth, New Hampshire according the
and specifications prepared this said proposals be
either for the whole building for different kinds
bills of parcels must case accompany each bid with the
kind work. the total carried
reservng the right reject
hereby invited thereof when
the United States requires the department also
believe will not faithfully perform the
which they have attempted obtain by indecton and
and all bids that investigation below fair price
work. f E sBf1
bidder details furnished department
kinds of work and materas which
revision Of the department. that
whole OF the bid as the interest OF the United States
Ninety per cent materials deiv
eed according contract amount TO be asceraned
will be paid from time to time the work
retained Until the completion OF the and
of the work. &c The agent aforesaid and be forfeited in the
event OF nohiunhheht OF cohuacr 49,, ,.sse. =
will be awarded only master builders and mechanics
and the thereof except BY consent Of the Secretary
Treasury will be forfeiture of the l H ~ ~ a
Each proposal must accompanied by written
responsible ceI1ed 70 be BY The United States
dsc judge attorney Of the said dc in the of $4,000
work. proportionate
bidder will when reued II his proposal be accepted
into contract aod bond with proper and sufficient securities
Form required will be furnished app
cation TO the department. IS -.#l b.gs u NJ .ta.s "
thirty days, they be had application depart
ment
u1fh lhe enenfs of this advertisement.
proposals be this department. addressed
Secretary the Treasury and plainly endorsed Proposals for the
u ''' 'A'' N'' 'N''e ~" JAMES GUTHRIE,
H... Ea. Secretary Of the Treasury
~ OaNIRE ah Tint nnHSf ar
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Completion of Panama Railroad.
Qed.LGfl1.. 81 LLa<s "a EaLiEo-s.io

~ United States mail steamships leave New York
<8 for Aspinwal the 5th and both of each month,
S1< connecting with mail steamers from Panama to San
francisco. Htu-s T.7 fal7qi ftft ga aa4t.5-
The. have been and approved by the Navy
The Panama railroad az miles long, completed from
and crossed in hours The baggage passen-
checked
embarked Panama BY steamer the
The paid In New York all OF the trip.
Reserve kept in New York, Panama.
San Francisco detention in Of accident
the route is entirely reliable. W. Stf5a # is CH'
Passengers leave Panama the they arrive Aspn-
wall. ss t4t5C 8s MGi. glGi IGs ~ EaaEia@a a'H
Conductors go through by each steamer charge
women and children without other protectors.
through tickets the apply agency
West street, New York. L. W. RAYMOND.
May6-du 4.tt 4{s M 5l5. sl.k.p 4tE3I ri sslst2
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Dec Is--oawtlsF,
Lost Land warrants.

INCE deposited Office
Barsvc, Georgia. enveoped in package, and directed
Hon. Cobb Washington following bounty
sold, wit No. no. 43 for 80 issued under
ID March, 1885, Jesse Hx and No 246 for 100
Jonathan Snard and both assigned in
and purchased Informed said have
directed they there
believed be died In the General Land
hereby
public trading them. IL intention
proceed according duplicates from the
Commissioner OF Pensions
DECEMBER 10, le55. JOHN BUTT
Dec lI-1aw6w
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mo. $780,

Il Ifgt Ff No b60.I No
NOTICE Of the Withdrawal q lands n wisconsin,
lie lands the State Of Wisconsin aid in the construction Of
railroads in said Sae instructions have been issued from this Of
fee ORDERS the
said State and continuing reservation Of the same hereto
fore ordered by telegraph the Goth of May last. Ea
portion ofe lands will be restored market whan the
days public notice will be given.
Given under hand General Land Office the
Washington, this 18th OF June A. ID. 1856 JHeaaH t 1
@ THOs. A. HENDRICKS Commissioner
June l3-1aw6w fIntel. StaL] .E
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TsO THE LADJESMr. r. L. HARPER, 90 street.
Boston, has those rich and
elegant ball dresses the style,
which universally admired he
was then able supply the demand
TO inform the ladies' that he s just opening fresh supply
which are white, and appropriate for bridal
Also head dresses cofures collars manes all Of
which In embroidered
ETY. Of wreaths of straw flowers, feather flowers, &c.
NBThs ia the only house in the United States where
goods be obtained
BosToN January 5, 1856 nor 1a.i3 90 saE ~4 M 8rt-
. Ian 6-oaw2w
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mo. SILL

sE No. 57l.]
Notice Of the ReestabHshment Of he Land Office at YIN
cenaes, in the State Of Indiana. u
IN COMPLIANCE provisions Of Congress- an.
proved August sth 1885, entitled can act to continue
Offices Vincennes Indiana titles
certain lands in the States OF Indiana and Illinois,
cludcd within the Vncennes dsc hereby d. ciared
and made Offices At Vncep
have again been opened for the sale and entry lands
rs II said land Offices had not been abolished.
Given under hand e city Of Washington this day
November, A. ID. 1856. s.5 ~ t.tt e ga q fsGlis
~ THOs. A. HENDRICKS -
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
Nov 25--Iaw6w flint. md ssrJ n -. N
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BY the President Of the United States


In pursuance ofaw, PIERCE, fIe.deal Tai
oi America, do hereby declare and make i
public will be held al The land oees d.
State Michigan, ths times heren designated, wis
Al sfce sA ULf STE MAIZE, commencing Mon
day. day OF July ner for The disposal Of the pab
lands the aforementioned townships aels,
townships, viz
u, =, -. l,.. oaA ,.sst af a., .ri..al ...I..
No'tA ~ 'As 'a' ' 80 80 ~ Tf ''''-n'
The ISLANDS situated In section SIX, township
range two township forty seven OF
Eight and twenty nine township ioIsixhL Of
range ve and In section township orvn Of range
twelve. n.N
Township forty-nine, of range ten.
Townships nine, and MY OF range eleven
Townships hree forty fo seven, and forty
range twenty-five.
Townships forty SIX and oryseve OF Weny
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II. H. GILL E It,
Co,,,s~ffox nj To,,

Has removed his Office his rcsId Fransn Row. corner
of and Thirteenth He will
ton principally to cases In the United sntes supreme
Having devoted much time the concerning
give advice and opinions questions
the Patent Once and appeals 10 the chief usce
justices Of the District Columbia; will also assst in the
preparation and trial OF suits concerning patents ~
He will also give written opnioRs and eare arguments par
having claims ana
will also prosecute claims before board established
Oct 2s--du sf t. ~ FE.ft #.I|
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NHILDREN's BOOKS AT BALF-PHICE.--The under
signed laid aside his be sold sacrifice
books which have been somewhat
background the number Of publications of this
issuing from the in The last several Among them
win found Mrs. Holland, Mrs Bnbaud
authors which have popular
supposed s retain whatever merit they formerly
possessed. win half many
fourth, their usual prices. FRANCK TAYLOR.
's.l..Hs 4
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Land warrant Lost.

stBa sd " Land Warrant Lost
THE public hereby notified day Of August
1856 undersigned Elisha Hendon, warrant No
a5 for 80 issued by the Commissioner
for the United States under
in the United States mail Scotsve Abemae county, Virginia.
the said land Mes M Snyder Son. of Washington
ciy that the said
dersiened and has failed reach the said NJ
IL believed that the either auduleny taken from
mails lost ~
AN persons therefore hereby purchasing
Intend apply the Commissioner Penson
duplicate of said warrant. .''
tL.wi- .fs ELISHA HERNDoN.
| AenfI " layuGpu
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Notice

Of Withdrawal Of additional Lands in Florida.
FURTHER pursuance of the entitled An granting
public sections, of Florida
Alabama, aid the construction Of certain railroads said
States approved i7 May 1885, instructions
BY this office 10 the land officers and Tampa Flo
the 9th the withdrawal suspension
location until further ORDERS lands,
falling within the probable limits Of selection Of Tampa Bay
Main Stem railroad, in said State, to wit asAi ID
Office NKwNARsvLE; All the lands situated
Of lands heretofore Withdrawn for the Cedar Key
west Of the line which divides and
and ~orth Of the line dividing townships nineteen and twenty
Office TAMPA: All the lands situated c Of the line dividing
ranges four and
vdes townships thirty and hirty-one. l@
Given under hand the General Land Office city
washington this ninth day OF September, 1885, "a
|gat e5ea,glgs tEa 6Ts7 aa' XXI JOHN HOOD,
Sept lO-law6w .ag 1s8gaagg Acting Commissioner.
I' lint and Star.l T,atFag ..3ttga
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Law school Cumbsrl.nd University, at Lebanon,
Hon Abraham Caulhcrs, late Of the crcul,
of Tcnnessee < n
Hon. Ridley, cnanceors OF the State
Judges Caruhem and Green dew their whole
tho school. s5asli9 l'nl ,-tS l0F
Plan nstr,tcnl Daily examinations Of each
No regular Of lectures but
daily lessons in the progress of the examinations 84
e. Weekly law equity, which
dents suits Of facts
and through all the
Practice The framed require prepare
Deeds Wills records and all of documents
dence in the trials Some OF the cases taken by appeal
moot which is held monthly in class in
sublc at the end session The students, clerks
bacites connected with their suits. ~
session Monday i'm
tembcr third Thursday February The second com
the succeeding Monday in February
Thursday in July ialb
Erpcnses per seon.-Tuon $50, in ndyunce eonngep
"a boarding furnish their own hosks
which be had in the Lebanon bookstores
sessions required 10 complete unless the stu
advanced class No previous study required Tor adj
mission There four regular classes Students may enter
any during the collegiate year. - $3.50
Number ofstudcnts the last collegiate year eightysx.
t.fs,l flg ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS,
Feb l-eoy President Board Of Trustees
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long experience gives peculiar advantages In selecting
adapted to the eyes ofwesrerr.
EfIs F.{tay4e M. w. GAIT d BRO, rt3
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Jan28-u f asgt.ls.sEtaT.f lt-Iattt 8atH IIT.