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STANDARD SiLyE0 wAUe

AN NOW EIANU%ACPURITG PUREsIL-
veS sp) p)ons, Folks, Ladies, Butter, Fish, FLe,
Cake and Ice Cr6dm kElseS, Sugar ShoveIs and
FongS, Napkin Rings, CTsam, Gravy, Mustard
and 5dI spoons, &c &C on my own premises,
and do not palm OF on the public Northern ~ IN ;
uf4ctTred articles (wlich cannot always Be re-
He'd on eS genuine) for nv own, bet every article
made In my osts oiisEment can and will be war
Fanted ahove
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Assist. Sco'y to sign Land Warrants

p. S.-OPERA GLASSES Of great variety,
TELESCOPES & MICROSCOPES, WATCH
MAKER GLASSES, and many other articles In
this Inc st very low prices constantly on hand.
iY l9-1Y
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DEPARTMENT OF Isrra1oR, Msv7. 1855

From natural defects and the unequal range Of
my eyes, have been compelled 10 use glasses for
several years. | have tried different opticians
without obtaining glasses perfectly fitted to nv
eyes. -Four months since Mr.. Tobias made two
serve me perfectly. BY the use Of his optometer
he Is enabled tc adapt lasses minutely to the eys
! most cheerfuly recommend Mr. Tobias to all
having occasion to use glasses and bear my tesl!-
mony as 20 his Ill Is IL optieIan.
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COAPsTONE GRIDDLES.-THE CAKES
- can be Drowned handsomely on these Griddles
without grease and smoke
Jan 30 a.FRANCIs, 400 7h st.
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DURE SILVER WAHE.-SOLID SILVER
Tea Sets, Silver Forks and Spoons, Solid Sill
yer Walters, Pitchers, Goblets, and Cups
suitable for Bridal, Birthday, and Anniversary
Presents
Every description Of Silver Ware manufactured
to order and particular attention paid TO II getting
up OF testimonials, richly wrought with apPrG-
pirate designs
NJ. w GAIT i BRO, Jewellers,
jan 99-6t 52I Pa. av, bet. 9th end 10th SITS.
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COAL KEPY UNnsR CoyrR.

2.2i0 lbs to the Ton
NOW ON HAND. THE BEST QUALITIES
" OF White A,h, Red Ash aad Lehssh COAL
HdrrGHtsd to gtrs Sdstsfae!ios. Delivered free
from dit.
Also, Hickory, Oak and Pine WOOD.
Il. J. Il w. IA GAIT
y. w. corner 18th and c streets, No 5i7.
dec 20-tf one SQUARE south Of pa svarra
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WATCH X REPAiRIHG AND ENRRAy.
w fns.-Watches, ChIonome.srs. and Pocket
III nekeepsrs OF every description repaired by
ssillful workmen and warranted TO perform ac-
curately.
Engraving Of every description done In the
best style, Including the cutting Of arms, crests
notices, and initials on stone.
*s* Visiting and Wedding Cards elegantly
engraved and printed.
NJ. w GALT T. BRO, Jewellers,
jan ~ 8. 32i Pa av bet 9th ana 1O,h sts
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E,iNE PAPER, INK, PENS, AND STA
L tionery in general, at
ian 10 n. j. MCLAUGHLIN & CO.'S.
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s. DoRLoDOr REIMs CHAMPAGNE

s' DURLEUUE RETMS CHAMPAGNE,
"TRESOR DE BOUZY'' AND "IXL.n
VBE UNDERSIGNED Is SOLE AGENT
, for this city Of Dorlodot's "Tresor de .
Bouzy," champagne celebrated throughout Il
Europe, I'd esteemed by concoisseurs as of "a
the highest grade, and unsurpassed by dny u
has obtained high position 10 the aristocratic
circles OF Europe and America Also, a large
STOCK OF other Wines, Liquors and Cigars
JONAS Z. LEVY,
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Washington Veterinary Ipf,,m.-

Warrington Veterinary InfIrmary,
FOB HORSES, DOCS, tc
253 ID 81. bet. 138 and 14tn sta south OF Pa .va
mo. GREGSON, PROPRIETOR
Member Of the Royal College OF Veterinary
Surgeons, London
ian l3-lm
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Proposals for Furnishing Marble and NJ M5r-
Bile Work for the North Front of the Pat
ent Office Building.
DEPARTMENT or The INTERIOR !


DEPARTMENT oT The INTERIOR !
December IL, 1856. I
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECFIVED
- at ihs DEPARTMENT u7tIl the eighteenth day CT
Z, bIUa Xt, lS O'Clock al no II, for furnis blna
su h Marble aud MaFb'e Work as may be required
in the erection OF the north of the Patent Office
building.
The BIDS must be in the form of the following
schedule, and cl.a,ly specifying The prices for ma.
eria', hauling. dressing, aud setting, including all
the machinery and ot'. reXpenses:
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20 OeO PEaCa rpx

A TTEN DOLLARS PER HUNDRED-FOK
n ite d. nv Nursefy, rsar Washington esxG
The above trees are Al, Of aae grovtb. and -
Of thu OSSt select fr1it -
Also, a genera, assortment ato.ORSaNENr.I o.
EVERGREEN, SHADE, aadFRUIr rRErS
&C H JOSHUA PIERCE
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OPERA GLASSES, SNUFF AND CIGAR
~ Boxes, hne Goods for Presents, &c at
H. J McLAUGHLiN's
ian 30 n No 20, between eth and 9th sts
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JSS7 AMERICAN ALMANAC-Bos.
lCO6 ton and repository Of useful inowl
| edge. The 2eth year Of its publication Con
information Of the country. For sa 2 in Wash-
ington by TAYLOR MAURY,
ian IA Book near oh street
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No. 361 Pa ave., opposite National HsteI.

JONAS p. LEVY,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN FINB
WINES, BRANDIES, GbOCERIES, AND
GIG RS,
LAS IN STORE VERY CHOICE AS
II sortment Of Champagne in quarts and pins,
IXL; and Trosan de Bausey, ana other desirable
Brands; Brandy In cast and bottles. Vintage
f777 TO lSi0; Runs Of all kinds Whiskeys 1910
TO 1855 Holland Gin Of all kinds;
Claret Wines Of all brands
Burgundys do do
Saturne do do
sherry do do
Madeira do do
Port do do
German do Go
Hook do do
Italian do do
Hungarian do do
English Ale and Porter OF all brands
Cigars do do
CGrdials do do
Cross & Biackwell's London Pickles and
Preserves of all kinds
|. Coffee Sugar, Teas &c &c.
a67 Penn avenue, opposite National Hotel.
jan s3-ly JONAS +. LEVY.
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A LCbOHVL, CAMPHENE, ETHERihL
II OH, Lamps, &c.
Also, Artists Materials and Brushes.
The trade supplied at lowest market prices
by HOWELL & M0RSELL,
ian 13 No. 323 G st bet. 9th and 9TH.
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llUKE GLADEs BUTTER,
kegs OF very superior Glades Butter, in store
and for sals low, by
HARTLEY Il BROTHER,
jan 8-sw l0l Water street, Georgetown
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KNIFE CLEAN ERS, with the latest Inn
IN provement.-Every family and boarding.
housekeeper should have one.
ian2O q. FRANCIS, 400 7tb ST.
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To GUITAR AND PLANO
PEN HFuR M ERS.

VHlS WEEK RECEIVED LhhoE 81 L.
l. ply Of new and fashionable MUSIC for the
Guitar, Piano, Flute, &c at our great Piano Es-
tabiishment, 3O6 Pennsylvania avenue, between
9th and l0tn streets. JOhN r. ELLIS.
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have used NJ. Tobias's Spec,aoles for thre
or four months, and take great pleasure In say
lag that am much pleased with them. hay
been much benefited by them.
May ST., 1885. 6EOR. p. SCARBVk0E
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have tried pair Of SpectacIes obtained from
br. Tobias, and hnd them Of great assistance 4
ny sight, and corresponding with his description
of the focus. | recommend him as a skihful op4
ncian. HENRY A. WISE.
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NUkFULK, Otptem Set Z, Ic04.
Si'-The Spectacles you made for me suit yer
veil, and seem to have improved nv sight NOR
than any other l have lately tried.
LIFT. w. TAZEWELH
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was recommended to Mr.. John Tobias as
skillful oPtician; and as | have eyes Of remark
able peculiarly, was gratifed to fnd that MI
Tobias seemed 10 comprehend them by inspec
don ana some slight measurement, and he has
made me pair Of Spec:acles that suits me ad
m.Eably. A.P, BVTLER
July Il, 1855
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The quantities any may increased diminished
service hereafter uire The contracts will therefore be mads
quire be delivered those yards respectively
Contractors residing places where deliveries
qured establish agencies such that delay
arise in furnishing what be regued and when contra
fails promptly comply with rfquison Chief Of the Bureau
Of Provisions Clothing shall be authorized direct
be made supply The deficiency under the penalty be
in reputation, duplicate copy
hereof Provisions Cothng the
aforesaid shall be evidence that such requsion
been made and received. #&
Separate made each article each Of the
aforesaid yads and in than article is
articles such offer
the remainder and bidders hose proposals accepted
ohers) notified early practicable
will transmitted them for execution, which
be urned the bureau within days. exclusive Of the
time required for the regular transmission OF the mail.
q
of the respective will be required and
thereof collateral security in addhion to
any be until
of I'll deliveries made paid by navy agent within hir
days ner bills duly authenticated shall have been presented to
him s.sA aW#a~ f}
Blank forms of proposals be obtained applications the
agents New Hampshire Boston, New
Philadelphia Baltimore, Washington Norfolk Pensacola, and
record, duplicate informing bidder
of his PROPOSAL will be deemed thereof with
Of 1896 and his bid will be made and
cepted conformity with this understanding
Every accompanied directed in the
Congress making for e naval TOR
Responsible tho effect that they undertake
bidder bidders WILL IL his their bid be accepted
supplies proposed The bureau will notbe obi
gated consider proposal une accompanied BY the
the of the TO DO certified by
the navy agent, Attorney collector of
attention of bidders called to the samples and description
ss Ssa o. j. mode de sTeen az eea sm% s
sample contract receing that fall bcow them; and their
attention also particularly directed the joint resolution Of 27h
mareA, is54 and 70 he act Of the lcth august, 1896
March S--lawfw
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Whereas severe If not dangerous and fatal endemic
disease has been prevailing and II is believed still conn-
at the National Hotel in this city TO such extent
TO create ALARM and perhaps require the propretors
to close their establishment; and whereas il is due to
the travelling public aud the citizens generally, well
the propretors themselves that careful and proper
examination and report thereon should be made therefore
Received That the mayor, together with the Board OF
HEALTH be- and they hereby authorized and directed
10 make prompt diligen and careful examination into
the nature and Of said disease to examine thor
oughy into the condition Of said hotel in all its premises
10 cleanliness and whatever mig ht inuously affect the
health of the inmates and report the councils early
practicable
Rssotsed That the mayor and the Board of Health be-
and they are hereby authorized to witnesses il
necessary, and TO take testimony under oath.
The foregoing the resolutions referred to yesterday
which introduced into the Board of Common Council
by Mr. Charles Albert member from the first ward II Is
hoped that the examination will be promptly made the
Of the disease discovered and arrested the house
again receive its accustomed and merted share
public patronage
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INTERESTING FROM GREAT SALT LAKEIt is stated that
the winter far, has been very at Salt Lake
Snow is deeper in the valley than at any former period
since it settled by the whites and deeper still both
north and south Of Salt Lake City We copy the follow
ing items Of news:
president Young recently entertained large number
of missionary saints and their wives at his residence
called the Lion House.
aThe legislative assembly organized the sth Decem-
ber In the council Heber G. Kimoal elected presi-
dent In the house, Hosea Stout elected speaker.
a0rson Hyde and party about whose safety fears
entertained arrived Salt Lake the 9th of January
They from Carson Valley the 9th of November
tarried four FIVE days Trucee river and travelled
part of the way in order to avoid In
dsps who had been little troublesome Marys river
For the last two hundred miles they found varying
from three feet in depth except the DESERT where
there none.
1.-TWO more companies Of emgrants from the East had
In after suffering every hardship on ncconnt of the
severity Of the weather.
"A great number severely frost bitten and 1t
greatly feared would be compelled to have their FROST
bitten limbs amputated.
aTbe small pox had again broke out in the valley, and
the saints warned not to stop overnight at certain
places.
president Jediah Morgan Grant is dead He chief
faint of lions camp, in Missouri, in 1884,
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United states Mail,


Posr orHcE DEPARTMENT,
March 5, 1857.
PROPOSALS mails Of The United States from LIST
June 1877, 1859, the following route la the
herein rpeci1ed, Will
Office this department until
OF April TO be decided ON The next day;
6s42 From Bainbdge, Chaahoocee, Fia Ocheesee,
Aspaiaga Cane, Ridleysvne, Rckoes Bluff, lola,
18th of October 10 the 10Th OF
year. twice week the residue, IN hrs-
class steamboats,, with the privilege Of using twohorse
coaches Bainbrdge Chatahoochee when the river
is too low for navigation
g From l5th October to l5ih june.
Leave Banbridge Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at
Arrive at Apalachcola Wednesday and Friday by 4p
Leave Apalachic9a Sunday Tuesday and Thursday al
Arrive al Banbridge days by SAN
From l5,h June 10 18Th October.
Leave Bainbridge Tuesday at p and Saturday at
Arrive at Apalachico,a Wednesday by and Sun
Leave ipsiachcola Monday la M and Wednesday att
-,
Arrive at cambridge Tuesday by and Thursday
sasfs by lOpm.
For form of PROPOSAL guarantee also for nstruc
pamphlet Of routes in
Florida January H. 1885, and February ls3!
ProposaIs 1884, Flor
Second Assistant Postmaster General,
'' JAMES CAMPBELL,
/ Mar6-Iaw4w Postmaster General
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lfarkefs.

NEw YoRK, March l7.-Cotton is buoyant at q cent
advsnceass Of 900 bales. Flour is frmsaes 500
barresI State IS IS Sc 05j southern, Sc so Sc so.
Wheat unssted-saes Of 500 bushels prices regu-
lar Corn depressedsales of 10000 bushels Mixed II
cents Pork has declined mess, S2i. Beefis unchanged
repacked Chicago SIC. Lard is buoyantsaes in barrels
l4 cents. whskey Is lower Ohio, 261 cents. Coffee
steady Rio, lo IL cents. Sugar is dull and nominaly
unchanged Cuba, l0s cents Spirits turpentine ii
duh Rosin is quiet at 81 so for Rice
lie firm at az a5k cents. Freights irmer
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RACE on osE HUNDRED MILEs.-The Troy and Albany
papers think that great deal Of sport and excitement will
result from race which is to OF the 3oh Of this
month II is stated that named A. A. Dalton enters
e. Broker, and s. H. Taylor enters b. Unknown. The
race to come of the so,h of this month"; $4,000 pay
payPorfet money up and the horses in process
Of training The horses to travel from Albany to
whtesboro Oneida county, the distance between which
points is stated to be one hundred miles.
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ny- The First Annual Exhfstsseu OF shs wsshfsg-
Association psrtpes, Ac ~ IN
eminent artists In the United sse. viii BE- epeees 10 es Psh
Corcoranis building srtsean I'm sas
Saturday 10 cciccs
continue orsn, further dy het~ssn
Of 10, Tickeis ~ admission
cured al the door and shs pnpcpa bookstores TIE e ssxs
admission tweniyh I'VE cents Season uesst.s hS cents
e-du
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no ALI. PERSONS COHCERsED. Notice IL hcsebygiven
publication Of this advertiser ment sx weeks appcs
OF Pensionsfor the issue
duplicate warrant 100 acres in the pamc Of Clark
Wright in the nme OF Barney Cssee
the Of Jesse Four all I'M
1855 the same having been oss ana
against their location in the General Land Once
Feb l7--Isw6w 'ohNSoN n "Hn'"0'
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MOUNT MAsusssToN FEMALE COLLEGE, NEAR
nAITINOHE.

rHg SUMNER SESSION u aoushing institution, located
Washinetrn, miles Northern Central
rnrosa ~ Maryland legislature, viii open
Wednesday Mssi 1857 With ia hcny OF experienced
% gentlemen and several ladss This
eoess ceud w be desired for purposes OF finished
No have been spared
uasht 70 BE- 70 all resp~cts The locality highly saiu
ptcFuesqus, aud
The shady and beautiful grounds
pis soepe r pleasant walk. and hsahfai
huAng imposing brick edhce, (srsced rrpressiy
ai<ss ieHn coess Thoroughly ventilated, lighted with
fsrnshsd, ed story
establishment
eeapsta eesunr 600 During
operation "a 81 boafeer
Csaxues snd further nfrmaron obtained at the Union
o6ce Rev. Dr. Hriusr and Hon. yanssn Baltimore;
and Rev George Lewis alley, Principal Mount Washington
ELIAS HEINER,
March President Of OF visiiers.
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New York Democratic Association.

THE orihe New York Association Wash
iastoa requested at The club as6
opposite General Po Office, Wednesday evening
ecIeek iass action relative to rs dsbandng psrpeua
tlnu, sc. /.
Democratic members 35h Congress New York
ere inyiicd 70 meet with
N. B. SMITH,
Pres'i N. Y. Dem. Association.
CHARLKs q. JoLIss,
Recording Secretary. tstal
March 10
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE-
RIES OF MARYLAND.
following drawn numbers Of the Grand Consolidated
0tery Msryns bneh az the Consolidated Lotteries
Of Maryland, class !, drawn March a. isS1s
IL IL II 81 Z ~ "a 50 65 80 43 4s
The oSwn& numess of the Patapsco Institute
Lottery. esss o.. drawn March 10, lsS58
l6 8 10 es Is IL 80 81 Is 70 IS
n. FRANCE a CO., Managers.
ID. n. McPHaIL, Commissioner
Mar ib-h
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Il. l.. FAINT, Jr., a. CO.,
Land Agents and Dealers tn Exchange,

Land Agents and Dealers tn Exchange, ...
LEcoMProN, KANSAS.
AND WARRANTS locssd aud sold commission Land
IL sold 10 pre- empiors time.
Locations made s.join account"
The parscr enrssed In The United
"a ksssas, able choice
Bansss through sweeney Rtenhouse FAINT Co. viii
be forwarded 20 u.s.
Sweeney, Rittenhouse, Pant Co, Binkers Washington
DC,
q. w. Clark, Dodge, d Co, Bankers New York.
Drexei Co, Bankers, Philadelphia.
Josiah Lee n Co, Bankers, Baltimore.
Fowie, snowstn, Co. Bankers, Alexandria, Va.
X. n Maury a Co, do Richmond, Va.
n. y. Msrrel CO., do New Orleans.
Jehn D. And rsoa n Co., do ST. iuis, Mo-
March ls--sl &de In
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Nv 5. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

brick AND STONE or THE NATIONAL THEATRE AT
ID Pushc AuciioBOn Friday afternoon April l0h
shall sell hs entire lot OF bri
and stacked Of the National THEATRE
nsss brick and large Of blue rock the foundation
Offers the viii be entertained
sod walls down purchaser
credit Of aud four monhs will be approved
dors.d notes. bearing interest
JAS. @. MCGUIRE,
MRr is-d AucIioneer.
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ARKANSAS.
Posr OrrIcE DRPxRTmErr,
.M February Ia, 1857.
ROPosALs conveying mails Of the United States from
0h June, 1885, in the State Of ARKANSAS,
received Office Of this department unui
m of decided by s5h Of April following,
on he route a hereinafter STA ed:
Little Fourche, CoegeyiIe Midway Bel
lin, Fair Play, RockPor, Midway Arkade phia, Clear
Snrnq, Antoine, Huddcsen, Graves and Marbrook,
10 Washington, miles and back, three times week
Little Rock Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
Gam;
Arrive at washington daysby pm;
Washington Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
2am;
Arrive at Little days by p m.
Proposals convey the mails In horse coaches are
invited. ss3 e. x ( q
For proposal aud certificate, also distractions
be embrccd in the conacs
the ID principal Offices and
also the 1884 Of in Arkanas &C.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Feb le-Iaw4w Postmaster General
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Wss,evu Emiovo,;on.

st. LouIs, March i6.ln consequence Of the increased
travel west two passenger trains put the Pacific
railroad to-day connecting Jefferson with the lightning line
for kanta The Kansas emigration thus far this
season equals thing known In this country before
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MnrnI Cnnrt LfartiaL.

Bosros, March lT.A naval martial is now in SEES
sion here To-day Lieutenants H. N Crabbe and Cornelius
Van Astne pleaded guilty of the charges against them
Both were previously attached to the ship Ohio.
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On Lecture Before the Warrington Art Assocta-
address will be delivered before
Washington An Asoeson a. N. lecture room the Gallery
18Th l4h Tsursday evening"
o'eioeE Frederick w Lauder esq Subject.
aptitude 70 the American mind the cultivation
arts. March l6--2t
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Usrfsp sr.rrs NAVAL CouAr or INQUIRY,
Washington, February 26, 1857.

Washington, February rs, 1857
ruE assc for The information OF parties
cuips before Jsnu
they respectively be advised by hsdepartment
When hr shall have been reed 70 the court and mat
IN preventing themselves they should
pared win Of may desire have
onpx sgscinr which o heads Of Stiffness for
sesfed nspcned In the their testimony 10 DC
Applied respectively and suggesting the delay any which may
W rranirsf. and IN respect ~ what wimsrses
Frh sss-d J. NJ CARLISLE, Judge Advocate.
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the funeral Of the deceased in body, and will wear the
usual badge Of mourning for thirty days.
Resolved That Mr. Blair the Solicitor Of the United
States In this court do the court that these resou
tons be entered upon the minutes of their proceedings
JOHN A. ROCKWELL, Chairman.
SAMUEL III. HuETNcToN Secretary.
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A Church Burned at Providence.

PRovIpESoE Or. Id March l5.-Grace church, (Bshop
Csrke) In ths city, took fire Saturday afternoon from
the air box Of OF the furnaces and damaged the
amount Of $1,000 The damage is fully covered by insu-
rance. "@.-.
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rOUTHERN HOOK

COUTHERN BOOK-origin OF the constitution meorpo,a
agent. in tr sovereignty history fcopa,'nefshp Terri
tories from Virginia deed 1884, TO The resty with Mexico, s4s
legal paiou acquired Territories specific du
es origin and history Puans origin and Of trouble
between the North SOUTH jeopardy epubc legal
mode Of pointed BY w. Davr, Wilmington North
Carolina.
Just received, and for sale at BISHOPS
No. 2,s Pennsylvania avenue, Under Wilinrds Hotel
Febo
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BY TELEG


tally voandsd at the south part Of the city this morning
and after being taken to the station died. The
derer 10 unknown.