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rehssos, O., Dec. I, IS.
DK. rexsnx;-Your nsdicins has conpfsfsly cured
me, and Am hale and stouL and no sisns Of RAss-
matte pains about me, l An vsry thankful that yeu
now havo 1s, hat you AID net come sooner much
suffering and expense would have bssn dops avay. I
live 70 coed old age, and nsvsr suasr viii no
Rhsanstsn. have only used vhst Balm bensht
Of you, and Am nov new nan. toars truly,
k0BT. BEATTY. tff =. 49, !.
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Great blood Purifier.

Call onths agent and got en- almanac, and read the
details OF the wonderful performed BY Cartsr
spanish Mixture, Tin most cases where everything
else had sgnaly iailed. The limis OF an adverllsc
ment will not admit their full inse rtion.
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ARRANGEMENTS
THE
INAUGURATION OF THE PRESIDENT ELECT
FOURTH OF MARCH. 1857.

The doors Of the Senate chamber will opened IL O'clock
early thereafter the closing Of the session Congress
will permit, admission Senator's who, by
Of the committee, entitled to admission fol
lows
The Chief Justice and Associate Justices OF The Supreme Court
The diplomatic Corps Heads Of and members
either branch Congress- and members OF Congress ele
Officers OF The Army and Navy who by name have re:tyc
d States and Territories Union,
Of States The SompoeIs, AUDITORS Registers and Solicitor
Tae Mayors Of washington and Georseiswn;
Seats viii be placed in trent Of The table for the c
dent Of the United States and the President elect
The chef Justice and Justices Of the supreme cou
hs Ga s 5 s a. e n0
pal entrances Heads o. Departments Governors Of saes
tories and other gentlemen entitled 10 admssion will occupy
Members Congress elect, viii occupy the easter.
lobby They will enter the Senate chamber by the door top
be admitted By only w.
e ow s entirely @ ladies' who
and be conducted TO the ioiundo and gallery.
opened under this win Be kept closed
Tho Diplomatic Corps Supreme Court will
enter ne senate chamber few minutes before the President
into the Senate chamber by member the Committee
I'll President presiden, elect accompanied b,
two members Of the Committee OF Arrangements, will proceed
the Capitol by the north door, will proceed the Vice PRESIDENT
being ready receive em the Presiden, and The
President Introduced BY Committee of Arranre
the poItieo of,hs Capitol in the following
The Supreme Coal. Of Il ,s !. United States
The President q The United States elect
The Members flhe Senate.
Heads Of Departments Governors of States Territories the
Mayors Of washington md and other
s On ses sas Of h ~ % elect will
The exPresident
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RESOLUTION to provide for ascerainng the relative
value of the coinage of the United States and Great Brit
an and the fixing the relative value of the untary coins
of the two countries.
Resolued BY the Senate and House of Representatives. o.
the United States of America Congress assembled That
the Secretary Of the Treasury be- and he hereby author
lied directed appoint suitable agent
commissioner confer with the proper unctionares in
Great Britain in relation to plan plans Of mutual
y arranging on the decimal basis the coinage OF the two
easily and exactly and to pbody the result
such conference in statement and report to be laid be-
fore Congress early practicable. And that the com
pepsato of said agent commissioner shall not exceed
thousand dollars in full for his services and expenses
Approved Feb. 26. 1857
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BECOME is stated that brother of Ecke the
pued murderer of Dr. Burdc residing at Mount Pleasant
Hunterdon county, New Jersey has been affected in his
mind by the late finding of the grand jury that It win
probably be necessary to remove him to the Lunatic
Asylum.
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0ECOND annual hall OF the Young Mems Hebrew
y Literary Monday evening, March at the
washington will attended by his
mayor Of aldermen and council and
other honorable guests.
Tickets had all the principal hotels, and at Frdnck
Taylor's, Taylor Maurys and shlinson's bookstores
Teb 25--N MOSES SAMSTAG, President.
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE-
RES OF MARYLAND.

following the drawn numbers of the Maryland Conso
dated Lottery for the benefit of Carroll county &c., class drawn
February %, 1857:
50 SO 10 8 28 20 SO 80 20 SO I
following numbers Of the Paapsco institute
Lottery class 40, drawn February 81, 1857:
SO 81 80 IL 81 81 68 40 81 3 Is
r. FRANCE & Co, Managers.
d. II McPnAiL, Commissioner.
II
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Latest from Kansas

ST. LOUIS Feb. sAdvices from Kansas state that the
legislature had passed law declaring that resistance to ter
ritora laws authority is rebellion, and punishable by
DEATH The bill repeating test oath which passed the coun-
Gill; was defeated in the house by unanimous vote. The
council condemned by resolution the late outrage Gov
(eary and the house fully justified It.
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:
Reotved by the Senate and House of Representatives %
the United States of America Congress assembled, That
the Secretary Of the Treasury be authorized to
qury be made by competent commissioners into
cesses and claimed have been discovered by D. T.
Barclay for preventing the abrasion countertng and de-
teoraton Of the csins of the United States and report
the results the said enquiry Congress its session
with opinion the probable value of the alleged dis
coveres and the of two thousand five hundred dollars
out any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated
is hereby appropriated for that purpose
Approved Febry 26, 1857
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DIED,

Saturday, February %, at O'Clock, M Mrs. SARAH
HOLMEAO, relct OF the late ANTHONY HoLnEAp In
eighty second yonr finer age.
Tho friends family invited
the residence James, No. 2sS street, bcween 10th
18th streets wes on Monday, March O. O'Clock, p
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TREAsURER's sTATEMNT,

= hurv dskmaed nsaniw II Mn
HI 10 Mq ALEC Mram OF future fy
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Qy- church the Ascension, prot. Epis) II
street, and loh Rev. uenry Stanley Ser
Sunday II, and ~ For seats
-rply
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THE INAUGURATION on THE PRESIDENT
ELECT

THE INAUGURATION on THE PRESIDENT
ELECT.
THE ORDER OF PROCESSION.
Aids. Marshsln chief Aids
Tho military under Of General J. A. Qliman
m National Flag, with appropriate emeems.
suite with marshas On their sr and The marshal Of
bia his deputies a right
rugged shp-an emblem Of national unity and power.
The TS@n a soo q ss SENATE
The Clergy,
Foreign Ministers.
The Corps Dipiomsique.
Members elect memb and of Congress- ea
and o. sas ana Territories. and mem
om esrs Of the legislatures Of the same.
oce soldiers OF Revolution, isia and &c
The Corporate AuoIises o. wssnSs;on and Georss,owo
political military the Disiet and other
An organized civil soeisliss
Professors sehoolmas and students within District Of
lumbiai citizens Of the District, aud Of
States and Territories.
e ps.llo, Of Columbia and esewhe Who participate
%s ' " s,ss
S De s and ~ when ey viii And
bic on New York aud rank tho
see the .' sns S on o, ssa where that
stated WIN be strictly observed BY me different bodies
oRSs under directions which VIII be gwen by the proper
a, 7 Gsoek the psOsssioa win from parade
Ssn s part Ct @ INTO Which the P.s
halt under ORDERS nwards approach the Pres
dent viii present They then receive the President
and President elect. who will then be carriage from
the Hotel TO the Capitol.
Throughout and music
be noduced bur offensive devices will be permit
ted TO disturb the national 'T-T7'
When sha have come abrenst thc an
the Capitol Ito be designated by
OF the committee where
the Senate will receive the Presidency column, orders
e % Ians
through the where tho receive
After the President and President reached the
CAPITOL the various orders Of the will witness
programme, which win be the province committee Of ar
Tangomens OF which, us soon M formed
due notice will be given 10 the public.
The mi
in the arrangements Senate and
will concluding Of Inauguration al The Cap
toll, fire 81 guns the public grounds.
Ate which, the military, with the mashals, marshas
will, escort the President and hs
attendants TO The Executive Mansion.
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The Inauguration.

Columbia hereby
noin,a The following named his deputies
of the forthcoming Inauguration OF ana co
President:
Major George r. Lindsay, George w Phillips, esq,
Clement Hill, esq, WIN. A. waugh, eco,
VIM. d. d. Cross, erq. a. H. Perry, ESQ.,,
George w. Riggs, esq, r. Hoover esq.
Lieut. somevio Nicholsop Randolph Coyie, etqp
No. D. semmes, esq, r. A, Hooe, esq,
Major 8. l.. Lewis, THOMAS >. Gait esq,
John r. CoyIe, esq, John J. Berret. ESQ.,
c. Riley, Stne Wright GiIlett ESQ.,
Esau Pickre Georgetown. A. Dodge ESQ., Georgeowp
Jno g. barbour, H., esq, Alex. Norris, Baltimore.
George Pitt ESQ. Phisdelphln. Marshal New York
Marshal ynkoop, Hon. ID. r. sckles, New York.
Col Geo. II, Martini " Isaac v. Fowler esq, 50
Major LalIy, Maine. Mr.. I. ID. Rusk, TEXAS.
marshal white satin scarf with red and blue
black cloth saddle trimmed with silver: and hickory
His aids will be designated cheuycolored
crs, with blue black cloth saddle covers
trimmed with silver, ard hickory baton with gilt ends
report O'Clock precisely the morning
the 9Th Of March, residence on l4 and 5
street,. ID. HOOVER,
Pebos u g. Marshal l6r tho District Of Columhls,
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OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
NnYemher %. lndG.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
hereby given holders of stock the loans of
States, this department will purchase the until
March unless the Of 81 shall be pcv
ousy obtained will pay, addition the
from dividend of interest
together days additional money
vendor, following Of premium said stocks:
For the stock Of 1912, premium Of 10 per cent.
stock Of l847 and e4S premium Of 6
of 1885, commonly called Texas Indemnity Stock
premium of per cent
Certificates department.
cp assigned United States by the party duly
proceeds If between date hereof
of January the hayeas interest must
assigned by present ockhoder will be payable
corresponding deduction be made from
able for the stock
Payment assigned and made
by Assistant Treasures Boston, New York.
Philadelphia option of the parties entitled the
money which should be expressed in the letters
certificates. JAMES GUTHRIE,
Nov 29-dt3dMarchiff Secretary Of the Treasury
Under DREss-In addition large supply Of silk under
U shirts drawers receiving large additions
light woolen and merno under shirts and
Feb as-aiif salesroom Browns Hotel.
v full assortment Of Cons revolving pistols.
Also Col Colts new model pistoi,a .st
Feb aa-3iif Salesroom, Browns Hotel
iUANTED--An keeper, render himself
ws % SS
pe!snt and cook and helper for ,he same
j. BoULANGER
street, northwest War Department.
The above subscriber respectfully informs his vsers
the Inauguration day the barroom will be entirely closed.
Feb27-d3i J. BOUI.ANGEB.
banking House of Chubb Brothers,
Washington, January !, 1857
John ID. BARROW and HENRY HOLMES this day admit
ted In the Banking House OF Chuhb Brothers. The
firm from this date will be composed of Charles ~ Chubb
D. Barrow aud Henry Holiness The House In Davenport
H. Barrow under the firm of Cbubb Brothers, Barrow, Co.
Jan l-dtf CHUBB BROTHERS,
WATCH Repairing and Engraving. - Watches, chro
aud pocket ,mekeepers Of description repaired
by skilul workmen and warranted perform accurately.
Engraving OF description In the best sye including
cutting OF cests, notices. and initials
- Visiting and wedding cards elegantly rgaved and printed
NJ. w. GAIT Bro
Jewellers 324 Pennsylvania avenue,
Jan Soft Between 9th aud 10Th
ID EADY-MADE CLOTHING.-Ciizens and strangers wish
IL supply themselves with superior made garments
prices invited TO examine extensive
offering Undue purchasers to be metw this side
of New York. WALL b sTEfHEys,
SD Pennsylvania avenue,
Feb 97--6hf Between OH and 10 streets.
TOR RENT-That very commodIous and convenient drown
ron house, situated the north side OF H. between 9th
and 10th streets " and has in the best order by
the Hon. Robert McCend Secretary Of the INTERIOR he being
will
a few days af er tho 10Th of March.
For appy the subscriber at 500 H. between 9Th and 7h
streets or Mt the works at the Paien, Office.
Feb h7-u THOMAS BERRY.
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operations of Nature convince that these flats date
from period long anteeedent to the erection Of the
way
Resolved That other locality possesses in any respect
the advantages and in the words of Mr. Ryes for the
general accommodation Of the city OF Washington and the
facilities Of intercourse with the country the opposite
shore the site Of the Long Bridge is evidently the most
proprate
Communicated.
DAN RIoE's BEsEFT.-Dan Rice, whose memory should
be fresh and everything in the esteem of all lovers Of
sportthe original unquestonable, inmitable and unap
proachabe Dan Rice esp whose late sacrifices upon the
altar OF the neurological god Menus have attracted uni
yersal attentionhas consented to benefit Monday
evening next Arise, Daniel, and come TO Judgment
Whether you have anything of politics in Washing
ton know anything Of the odus opeand Of getting into
with the disappointed make any suggestions in regard
cabinets Canada and Cuba have been in Davenport
Iowa. have attended any of the public entertainments and
generally have any conclusions in reference to
Washington city shall not undertake to decide until
the close OF your entertainment Ii is whispered that the
circus Monday evening next will surpass thing in
the circus line that Washington has witnessed Dan
is not strictly speaking, clown he was born for con-
gressman we are sincerely glad, however, that he mis-
took his profession for there would be living without
him. In tragedy comedy, and sport of every description,
competition in the market The mules have been well
fed in view of Monday evenings performance and it is be-
ieved they will be capable OF kicking srict integrity and
eminent capacity out of candidate moral honesty into
a Toombs lawyer Any that doubts representa-
tons satisfy himself by contributing 70 the benefit of
one who has won his way against thousand difficulties
| to the eminence which he now occupies. b.
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WEAR BOOK or Facts I'm science and Art for 1857.
One volume. London. Embracing the important dis
improve year mechanics and
philosophy electricity chemistry zoology,
geology, and mueraopy meeoroory, astronomy, &C.
FeS 2st FRANCK TAYLOR.
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National Inauguration Ball.
Comaifiee of limitation.
Hon. j. r. Thompson, Mai. VIM, w, Russell,
Geo. e. Pugh, n. J. Eevin
j. Clancy Jones, ID. w. Mahon,
@. j. Faulkner, A. b. Souehion,
yno 3. Phelps, Cbas. W. Welsh.
The subscribers the National Inauguration Ball requested
leave at the Stationery Store Of VIM. Bsyy, No. aIs Penn
avenues the names and places Of residence of the ladies' OF their
families for whom cards OF invitation desired or transmit them
through the post Office TO Major William w RUSSELL chairman Of
the committee
WA. w. RUSSELL,
Jan 30--dH Chairman Committee.
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In what place.

Treasury ofthe United States, Washington, ID. G.
Assistant Treasurer, Boston, Massachusetts,
Assistant Treasurer, New York, New York
Assistant Treasurer Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Assistant Treasurer, Charleston, South Carolina
Assistant Treasurer, New Orleans, Louisiana
Assistant Treasurer, st. Louis, Missouri
Assistant Treasurer, San Francisco, Cal. $63, 800 Al
Depository at Buffalo, New York
Depository at Baltimore, MARYLAND
Depository at Richmond, Virginia :
Depository at Norfolk, Virginia :
Depository at Wilmington, North Carolina :
Depository at Savannah, Georgia
Depository at Mobile, Alabama :
Depository at Nashville, Tennessee :
Depository at Cincinnati, Ohio
Depository at Pittsburg, Pennsylvania
Depository at Galveston Texas :
Depository at Cincinnati, (late)
Depository at Dubuque, Iowa
Depository at Little Rock, Arkansas :
Depository at Chicago, Illinois
Depository at Detroit Michigan
Depository at Tallahassee, Florida :
Depository at Tallahassee, (late) :
Depository at Oregon City, Oregon
Assay office Of the United States, New York
Mint of the United States, Philadelphia, Penn. :
Branch mint of the United States, Charlotte N. C.
Branch mint of the United States, Dahonega, Ga.
Branch mint of the United States, New Orleans, La :
Branch mint of the United States San Francisco, CAL
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0Iy- Soldiers OF the Revolution and of the War &
1919 subsequent who propose take the
prOacng United
4 of March will please the City Hall that
day at 8, a. m, TO WIN. r. YOUNG,
Feb Marshal OF the Soldiers Of the war OF 1917.
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UNITED States NAVAL CoUkT or INQUIRY,
Washington, February %, 1857.

WasHIngtUn,
HE Judge gives notice. for the Information Of parties
section OF Of
AIRY will respectively be advised by department
eferrcd the and ha
presenting themselves they should pre-
list of such Witnesses they desire 10 have
specifying which of the respective heads Of Stiffness
servce mentioned in the their testimony il to be
applied respectively and suggesting the delay any which
be required; and in respect OF what witnesses.
Feb 2st--r J. M CARLISLE Judge Advocate.
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APPOINTMENTS /.

AARsHALs.
General a au'man Colonel samus! stambaush
S1%Y meier p pss Aaron @ad mi Georgetown
Dr William Jones Hugh Caperton, esq, George
Ms,o % ] n Barker ns@0''0" ,sT Davis
Major Arnold Harris Colonel Lewis
Chas Dodge esq. Georgetown Captain John Rainbow
Col John Leonard, Mont General Adam DIier do
somery county, Maryland Colonel b Nj Bull, q Pa
ASSISTANT aAEsHAH SELECTED The DISTRICT.
Fira YARD
G Gs1s n xs:,, Thomas 11s na;'. s e Maine
LisuleaaniMA Wise Abel 2 Upshnr
Second Ward.
Walter Lenox Major Jane. Mcclure
Captain q Shields Cooasi Alexander Proves,
II Thomas onas Fisher Fia,ty WI M seden
William Handy Walter l,rf oke
Ferdinand Jefferson
Tahd Ward.
John Mccullom &C wagner
John Bowyer Br Henry H q ~'''''"
Zephanah Jones Merit Jordan
Alfred All shaesins Colonel sGH " ii woodlsy
Fourth Ward.
James NJ Carlyle John Rves
VIVIAN " Msary y's's Nv ~ R ( asn't'
KINNEY ki%@s 5saa i ll %siissh
> 4 i ys1asa i pi W. Dunpmnt,
John A Hunnioui
FUh Ward
Curran y Muloy
James Owner FSsncs Reilly
+ NJ Spencer + NJ Wheaily
A McGowen John Devln, jr
Thomas Hutchinson w Huntington
John Pic VIM f. Price
Theodore Mosher Oh O Edlne
Sirih Ward.
Francis McNerhany Richard Henderson
Charles Miller jr John Queen
George w Tslbut J d Boisseau
Phil Ut,crback Hugh McCafrey
Thomas Champion Valentine Conner
Thomas Aemus
Sepcnfh Ward.
John Pettbone James Espcy
George T. Kirk ID b Clark
Samuel Humphrey L Lancaster
John H SHINES George Mattngly, r
John Martin
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odd Fellows Hail, seventh street.

Odd Fellows Hall, Seventh street.
POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK OF WYMAN THE WIZARD
In his transformations, miracles,
. marvellous feais Of magic. He will remain
a DURING ALL THIS WEEK ONLY.
Monday 9 1857 Saturday 1b evening
Saturday afternoon with celebrated
FEATs OF soRCERY AND MYSTERY,
inexpcabe and surprising than have been attempted
before,
vENTRILoQuTsM
the
I.eInovng and speaking auiomatons.
Admission Children half price. Doors open o'clock
Performance commences at 3.
Particulars in small bills.
Febas--6H Until
nAN RICE respectfully announces TO the many
IL thousand people arrive In Washington
Tuesday attend the naugurston that there
will be three exhibitions given
TUESDAY, MARCH 3, 1857,
At half past o'clock o'clock and 10 o'clock night.
All who attend the performance 10 o'clock night by
paying so cents, viii be entitled remain n without
charge arrangements have been made TO accommodate
TWO THOUSAND PERSONS.
Ber the performance nil colored people will be excluded
provisions are made tor them. Q, sHAwEN,
Feb get Manager
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BY Mr.. GEORGE ELLIOTT,
The Celebrated Aeronaut.
Tickets Of admission 25 be had at t1e gate.
Feb 2e- a3l" ii. PONCE, Agent.
p- Tics for the National inauguration Ball, Attn
March, e57Suhsbers The National Inauguration Ball
quessd call the undersigned and their tickets
Tickets will be for sale Wlards Kkwoods, Browns and
National Hoiels also, the Shiingon NJ H.
* Co., and Taylor & Maury.
VIM f. BAYLY, Treasurer,
Pennsylvania avenue between Iltl and 18th streets.
Feb 20--dMard
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desiring give private dinner parties
be supplied French cook 80 for his
vices application GATHERS RESTAURANT
Dec G--aaw3mof w.. l2th and lNh.
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lion John Appleton, Maine WA Carol, Miss
+ Aiken, Burlington, VI George Haske,i. enc, NJ
Capt John soeum fIovr Capt. krs,seSnss; p
Gen Hiram walbidge, York Francis shuas, esq. Pa
9 Kruger, esq, N York city NV Nixon. ESQ, La
ny9a sos Sa ssa RaS. S AsT R o%y La
mins,on Il Del i''' ''''' Thomas , RusS, Texas
Gwnn, esq, Baltimore Major Benz McCuIoch, Texas
i Reid, ESQ, MARYLAND MAJ a Dorm
ions aa, ESQ., Charleston, Hon lsndlistsInd
Fielding Paterson esq, Fla Thompson Alien
asaisI. a,, SeW WV, irwin, S SIa.s.ssT
Gen M Mcdonnell IN Hon Bird Chapman, Nebras
N Carpenter, Ark Hon John winfield. Kan
lss sns Iowa sn Anderson Wash.
John Thaw, esq, Cal Hon Miguel o,ero, New Meni-
Herman II Heath, esd, Mich Hon M Bemhese Utah T
II Cook, Miss DR. steinberger, Oregon
ASSISTANT MARsnAIs At LARGE.
Thomas McCamont, esq, Pa Andrew Potts. ESQ., Of Ark
Stephen anderson, Pm Rind esq Of Georgetown
G aa WIN c Ws s sa P1a M Nas Ty ss DO
MAJOR D Dasi% lynch, TSomas Sfsra
jss jam Roo S, esq., Alexandra Captain Edwin Waller
county, Va
AIDS TO MARsHAL-IxoMRY
Gen Jobn TYLER Dr Thos Miller
DR. A. Y Gameu VIM Film
c capt ps1 W Hun nys' MAJ W WV W Russell
The marshal win, aids. will be DESIGNATED BY yellow
@ n w be- oas S s % sn %s
roses and white saddle trimmed with blue And they
baons feet long with pink ends two inches deep
YS,l e ss y
March, fully equipped, viii be duly numbered and
have appropriate duties assigned 'hem sr, nrN
wAsmseros, Feb. 9, 1857. Chief
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Drafts heretofore
drawn, but not yet
paid, though pay
able.
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TOR RENT-That commodlous and convenient drown
ron house, situated the north side Of T. between 9th
10th II in the best order
Hon. Robert McCeand Secretary the INTERIOR he being
since Possession will be within
a few days af er tho 10th of March.
For appy the subscriber at 500 IT, between 9Th and 7h
streets or at the works at the Paten, Office.
Feb 97-u THOMAS BERRY.
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Under DREsSn addition large supply unde,
u shirts receiving large additions
stocks OF light under shirts
STEVENS'S
Feb 25-3if Salesroom, Browns Hotel.
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ASSISTANT MARsnALs TERRI