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I DSr LAND WAHRANT.-wh,reasa md war was IL
" susd from the Psnston Once day June Rider
Wins No 1854 for $50 him AZ Cam
Mani and whereas he sid ~ hand and
has become lost the undersigned give the
Of wrecks ffo hereof made 10 ,be
Commissioner of Pensions or duplicate in lien ofe
one s9lIst
rnAs. w. WfNDER. htrnFuey
RlpGR u, WlNDBR,
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speotncics.

oLD silver plated spcctaccs eye Rasses Ac Of
all focuses, with pcocal, percopc paraoa glasses
vne experience gives peculiar advantages in selecting
adapted to the eyes Of wcsrcrs.
NJ W. GAIT h pRo
Ssf Penn. avenue, between NinIh aad T'cntb sirreu
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INSTRUCTIONS.

j. No will be made peomcd and for each
satisfactorily explained three
neKion with depending mails, and not sufficiently excused
the subject
Deduc viii be- ordered grade performance
spec a
q behind mails,
admission Of passengers
setting intelligence advance
OF the mail, Gu .rter's pay may bs DEDUCTED.
g. Fines viii be imposed, the delinquency be promptly
adavs OF other credible falling
imc Reeec,ng take the mail FROM deliver
place carr, ing ~ wet Injured, destroyed
robbed, lost and for Icrsne aer demand conway
mail frequently the is concerned
ming, coach cHr, steamboat
The PoaiDacr General annni the for repeated
failures aEToeably violating be Office
dsobeyng Of the department
10 discharge when required by the department 10 do
for the without the the Postmaster Gen
packages maiable OF the mail
The Postmaster General order service
He schedules arrivals
and particularly make them conform TO
rozds without increase OF provided ha rnning time be
whole decrease
ing months compensation The dispensed with
whenever HE public do
or in he desires to suPersede by different grade
transportation.
Payments be for service by collections om
drafts otherwise, after the expiration each
February, May, and November.
according information but
he should
vcriiscd supplied be Bidders
weight of mail condition Of roads, hills sc,
all toll bridges, distractions kind which
penre incurred Ofces establish ae
issued ard also during the visited
X RI o n
Hf JAMES CAMPBELL,
Jan l5-law4w Postmaster General
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CounseilsT al Lar,

Has removed his Office to bis resid 10 Fanfn ", i
Of and Thirteenth streets. He will continue TO deNor
ton principally TO in the United States Supreme he
Having devned much time law concerning paieh ~
give sdvoe and opinions legal questions arising IN e .a
The Patent Office, and apps-s 10 the chief justce us,
Justices OF the District OF Columbia; and viii also ~
preparation and trial Of concerning patents, s N
lie wi also give written opinions and prsPaIs
ues having claims before Congress either of the a.
viii also prosecute claims before beard establishes
adjudication.
Oct 2e-dtf
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MEMBERS o Congress and vistsers 20 washington

A EmBERS OF Congress and Visisers Washington
Vi respectfully informed that TAYLOR MAURY's
Book and Stationery 9th will
requirements. Ther in addition
important works. department rTature science
aud .. ~
New books received Immediately publication
Weekly bnportaonr from England
Cahoun's Works, volumes
JeGcrson's Works, volumes
Websters Works, vols, autograph editor
Rverett's Orations snI Speeches, 9 volumes
Ciay's Private Correspondence volume
=. 8. Prenisss Memoirs, voumes
Bancroft's History Of the United States, voiumrs
Statesmap's Manual 4 volumes
Hckey's Constitution, l volume
Jedersen'r Manual, volume
The Constitutions United States, volume
Ellioi's Debates and Madison Papers, volumes
Marsbf Orators and Statesmen, volume
story's Works, 3 volumes
Lives OF Chief Justices Of the United States volume
Lieher's Civil Liberty and 5elfgoytTnmeRt, 2vuunIcn
Wirt's Life OF Patrick Henry, volume
Kennedy's Life OF Writ, volumes
Garend's Life OF John Randolph, volume
Party Leaders, by baldwin, volume
De Tocqueyiles Democracy in America volume
The Fsdcrligt, volume
Grimkc'a Nature Tendency OF FREQ fnstu6opp
Constitutional T. ,Ht book, ' volume
Carey's Pact, Present, ard Future, | volume
SehnaniH Progress OF Natter volume
hcEligotts American DebRtCr volume
Future Wealth OF America, ! volume
Smiths Wealth OF Nations, I volume
Every description Of American English and French stationery
the finest qualities, the lowest piicca.
Wishing cards printed with the
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Dec l3-3awtl6Feb
/ roposals for Erecting the Gu TOM House, d c.
at Galveston, Texas.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT
. Washington, December 10, 1856
DROPOsALS will be received until tho 18th
day Of February A. D. R57. ~ O'Clock,
Office aud author
be Texas, ACCORDING the plans and
specifications this defafimeni said proposals to be eth
bills parcels I'd each bid wi thu
OF each kind # work. and the amount fisd
the department The right accept he
hereby deems
The United States tue Departments, also the
right exclude the bids OF whom there
believe will faithfully the
which they obtain by indrec and alt bids
par join the bids
ard all bids THU nTssgaton below lair price Tor The
work.
will received gross viii
shall
suect the department, adopt
woe pant Of the bid tLe interest OF the United states
puie.
Ninety OF the dev
ured according price by
the estimate of Of The Department. for that
the
unt the completion Of The and
cancs Of The work. &c. by the afoesaid and be forfeit
Ia the event OF non-iuiflment OF contract.
builders mechanics
and the thereof The Secretary
ho Treasury, will he forfeiture OF The same.
each must be accompanies written gned
the whole work, Of popoonate amount IL tor part
a. bidder witt when required his proposal be accepted,
bond sufficient
faithful Form certificate will
fnnshodi tosetbe with plans specifications, working
ings, application 10 The department.. Al
No hid Will be considered unless all details
requirements az this advent
The addressed Ia the
>creiay o. tue Treasury aud plhny ebdord" Proposals
Gapesoh Custom house, q oue
wv. JAMES GUTHRIE
Secretary Treasury.
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Proposals for Furnishing Marble and Marb,
work for the North Front OF the
Paten ONCE Building.

DEPARTMENT The INTERIOR,
December 70, 1855
sHALED PROPOSALS. viii be rsesived this depar,m
" the Oh eeb day Of February next u O'Clock al M ht
Of The orl, front OF ths Patent Once building.
The bids the Of The following schedule and e
y specify Prcrs material hauiins tresSng and selling
Guiding all the machinery and other espcnses.
Schedule
Cube stone per superficial foot.
Beds and bills do d.
Extra cube stone, per cubic foot
Co nice 10 tNo bcds, per superficial foot
Bocking course, 20 90
FIieze TO eniab'aturc, do do
irchiirave, do do
Drops 10 coinicr, per hneal foot
Tnglyphs, each .....
Gaps of pissiers, each.
bannaI- Of bastmeht per iineal foot
Marble tiGe, per 81. CRITICAL foot.
WINDOW DO do
The marble be similar in kind and quality TO ta I'd
slructiIn wings the building f
IT witch vii required 10 accompany the bid.
Each bid will In hat time lle work VIII be comp
VIII BE- cODtiser others Than those known 10 be
Irade and believed be fully competent fulfil in good hW
obligations they propose ard assignment Of BID
contract win be- gnised, uni.s. made with the approval
tead OF The department. a.-s...... ...... .,
grsse the estimate Of the OF the delarimn ID ch
thereof per reserved until the completion The cor
tract aud acceptance ofhe work by laid ag'Rt -,
tic depsmu Itself lie right TO reject or aecfp
hethy Invited, when 4 deems the niefet Of Inc UP
requires IL well exclude the bids any FHa
persaEs who il hos 10 - believe will not m ny
cause, faithfully perioIm the cohiraei -,
Plans specifications, and working drawings be eIamne Nv
other infnntist ohsained application at the flee OF he
iniendcLt- ... - -
The proposals. wkch mus be- sent 10 this department. address
ed the Secretary ~ tho interior, lehinr ed Proposals M
erection Of the cn Of thF Patent oce building Nm
oeued al O'Clock, p M of the asi Gay named for ce
same. ,,
Secretary Of tue lElelh
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COMMISSIONS Of the General Land once.
NOTICE TO PREVENTION CLAIMANTS.

Every entitled the right Of empiop any
lands within the townships and
ted required establish the the
and receiver Of the land oce,
practicable stx ths notice
the the
brncing caintd etherwxse
THOS. a. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General AN ofhce.
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Proposals for Erecting the Marine Hospital at
......H Burlington, Iowa. ..r.. -. .a.
.EAsuRy DEPARTMENT.,

TREAsuRY DEPARTMENT,
Washington, December 49, 1856.
PROPOSALS viii be received
February, A d. 1857 ocock M,
uent; said proposals. to he either Tie Whole building
for the different kinds Of bi PARCELS
OF
carried department servng
when deems the The Untrd States requires
also the right exclude the bids person
the which they have obtain by ndecon
and AL bids when there shall be parties uho
The bids and all bd that investigation, below l price
Bids gross awarded
bidder details furnished the
OF the different knd of work materials which shall subject
The
part the United may require
ered according contrnct ad be by
department I'M
the completion of the accept
OF the work Sc hy the Aforesaid and be forfeited
the Of ful1lncnt OF
will be awarded builders
and the
Treasury, viii Nc forfeiture Of the ~. Fl
proposal accompanied guarantee signed
responsible person. (ccfed United
district Judge attorney disirct
Whole work. proportinnEe amount, rny
and bond, with proper and sufficient ecues,
faithful performance.
required arplica
the Department.
Plans specifications working drawings rendy amer
had application department
No BID pin be considered ncs hiy complies Gil 10
uih the requirements Of ftis o5rerft,rpiert.
proposals be this department. addressed
Secretary Of the Treasury aud plainly
Burlington Marine HotaSn and will be opened O'Clock
a. m. OF the last day nnmed for receiving The zane.
JANES GUTHRIE,
80, Secretary OF the Treasury.
Dec lo-auwtPeblo GIntelAsnrl
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The OF these shiPs accountable Tor goo I
huiOn specie, lowclry, precious metae, un
iadins zned therefor aud the value
May I-du
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"shou.d auId acquaintance hs forgot,
And never . broagh, 10 min
And days o. auid lang syne."
The members Of the senior cins OF ending June 1888
junior class Of 'he year ending in June s the sophmor.
class o. me year ending n june and the class Of the
sshinson q y n. ia,a q March 1857 ,hs latest
ds can ever sevs " exchange more IL e
preliminary meeting Of The selfappolnled committee will be
foa sh'
adopted to secure as fun an attendance as possible
good enough to furnish the secretary ohe committee by mail with
EDWARD j. GRANT, NJ. D.,
ALr Il iSSR q e. q BART aai% b. Dr. COMMITTEE
J. NEWTON E nle eail.sssfn'' Pennsylvania
PHILIP rENnLEToN,
SAMUEL r. q R M!fi,1R bssses''H' Co., No.
Of Balsto Iron and Glass Works. Nj.
Of Montgomery county. Maryland,
Jon. e Ls'anS1 Secretary
All newspapers civilized world request
cd notice this in hsir editorial columns,
visions of the globe and all newspapers the Unec
If as s ss 10 % AZ
vEAU LaPfEcTEUR i far superior sirups Cuisi
nS, IA % Other .%a, radically
o. ulcers accidents from accouchmen s
powerfully The bladder 10 con
in, .ad Se Or s s from from
short time diseases ensuing from the
FL
h s whether or long
o potassium.
William New York. for wholesale Guloi Duconge
The Rob Lae,eu is sold BY all the the Uni
tod States The pamphlet Of Doctor q. 81 GeIyas on the med
97 William street, New York, who will give every Information
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PROPOSED pArxr or aaIlIxs.

WARD X. C0LLlNH, ~
No. Sc Wall street, " -
sou Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD q ",
"a Austin FhaIs, l,ono'"
o, u. wAINW RIGHT y Co,
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Mail Steamers.
The ships comprising this line the following;
The Atlantic. Capt olivof AalE
The Baltc .Chpt
The hdriane. Capt janice We"
These ships having teen built by cohusci VI
pre- ssly for government service every care mas S
taken in their construction, also IN ineh ehe
TO insure strength and speed; and their accaND
daiions passengers uncqaaed and como
Prics of passage New kork Liverpool 10 drsi Gab1s
IN second cabin SIS. From Liverpool 10 New YORK; ~ %
gnInsas.
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No bsiths car he secured until paid FIR.
The shrs Of this line have tight bulk heads
20 avoid danger from ice, will not the Banks norm
until aiter the Isl Of August.
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United states Mail.
KENTUCKY.

Po.r Oyyr,E DEPARTMENT,
Februaryb, 1887.
Sor carrvng the ps Of the United States from
The Ar n,v s57 IN 3oth 1885, the following route
KE Nr,iCKY and in therein stated will be received al
NJ nn,r.., na department. until ), OF the 3ls
March err 10 h. Jecided by the 25ih April following;
NJ sa,, Louisville Ky by Lacona salina Grassy Pond
'V @ West Point, Garnet sviie Meadvile, Bcwleyvie
Ha dinshuTa, CIoverport, Haws-viIie, Yelvingten,
Uwensboro, McLean's Retreat, Hebbardsvile Hen
defson, Smiths Mills, Hewttsviis, Moreanfsid, ard
Raleigh, shawneetown, H., 1864 miles and back,
da ly in four coaches Rock Haven and Bran
dnburg supplied from GaTnettstiiie by side mail
times n week. Webster and clifton Mills from
Bewlfyvlle three mes n week. Big Spring
from Bewltyvile six times a week, all la due con-
ne1on with main line.
Leave daily at M
Arrive at Owensboro' next day by 6pm;
Leave OweBsboru' daily nj 4
Arrive at Shawnceiown same day BY 6pm
Leave Shawneetown daily al sam
Arrive al Owenshsro' same day by spp;
Leave wenfbnro' daily at 5
Arrive nj Louisville next day by m
proposal guaranty certificate also instructions
pamp. principal offices, and also the advertise
January 1854, Of kentu, ky Trnne &C.
:. tAMES CAMPBELL,
Feb 7-Inw4wt Postmaster General.
III j. BINGHAM q SONS select schooI-1hc ia iser
w Jnly 18th. Number limited None but
good and doc wanted. Those ready Latin
preferred and advancement Of applicants ae
sired For terms, &C., dress 49, , r,,,,,
March B. Oaks, OfaDee county, NJ g.
NOTICE 80 hereby aIyen that application will be
IN land warrant in b. half OF the heirs Of
month o December asst Atdrea
Land oce and the Commissioner Of
Pensions notified of its Loss.
Feb lt-6wlawf
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United states Mail.



Washington, d. O., January ID, leSI
ROfoSALs conveying United States from
september 1851 1885, inclusive, the following
in the Stale OF ca and in the Territories q Gas
WAsassros, and uTAH, will be received al The Contract
Once Of This department until Of the 18TH Of June 1901
be decided by the ao.h Of Junei
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BriIliant schemes for march, 1857.

To uPenisndenee Of commissioners SPpOnlst
BY the governor.
GREGORY MAURY, Managers, Wilmington, Delaware.
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Lottery beneht Of the
STATE or DELAWARE.
Class 50, for 1881.
To be drawn wiIHngon Dell, Saturday, March IA, I
IS number Ioiery-l2 drawn ballots.
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Willards' Hotel.
J. @. & II. A. WILLARD,
Pennsylvania avenue and Fourteenth street,
Washington, ID. G.

ELEGANT TOWN CARHIAGEs-JAMEs BREWSTER
II SOW broadway, New York. would invite the attention
OF Washington and vicinity their stock OF elegant
vehicles / and Beautiful designs, comprising
Hamaner cloth coaches, barouehea,
Berlses, caechFs, and coupes.
Having class carriages
ary invite the attention OF eencnien who
unable New York. whom drawings Of style Of
carriage will he sent by maf
Jan 7-d2mif
~ La sEt, AXE, AIbata Forks and spoons, Table
L cutlery, kc.-M. w. GAIT 4 BRO have just received
eegnut plated Of superior quality
consisting Of -.r . + -E.
Richly engraved walters, from g TO 80 riches
Plain chased SETS pieces complete
Coffee urns, kettles cake baskets casters
AIbata forks, spoons, &C.
ALSO,
Tho best English and American table cutlery.
The above best goods made and offered unusually low
NJ. W. GAIT BRO, Jewellers,
3H Pennsylvania between 9Th and 10th streets
Feb 20-6t ...
lUATCiES-Ths Ia gest assortment ever offered to
w search time keepers
all Makers
able both and gentlemen
complete this
possessing advantage In getting the best
Inducements purchasers
Members who design purchasing
well seeciion their quail
ity may thoroughly tested before leaving the city.
NJ w. GAIT X BRO.
32s Pennsylvania
Feb 90 Gift Between 9'h and ioh
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shares and certificates Of packages In me
splendid lotteries will receive tho most prompt
an account or drawing Immediately after IL
WV - " " p. j. BUCKLEY, Agent.
F.bu Wilmington oe'
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JOHN WEIpnAH, OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 27-lawtMaIj fIntelligeHeeT1

All newspapers the civilized countries Of tho world
cd notice this hsir editorial
bers Of glasses through gea,
visions globe all throughout United
States OF requested
casionaIly this Sd Of March A. 1857
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Dee 27-law5w
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Dee Is--9nw,lsFsb lint & sta,l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-22
THE CENTRAL AMERICA.

In another column, our readers will Ind farther IN
tellireuce relative to the loss Of the steamship Zen
tral America We are delighted to learn that instead
of fifty or sixty, the number now known 10 De saVed
amounts to ninety FIVE. And as The ship was well
supped with feboa,s and life preservers more than
enough TO urnish all the passengers and crew hope
NAV still be reasonably entertained that others, who
have not vet been heard of, may also have escaped
with their lives.
1t s indeed hesrt-rending calamity. Our eA'
charges from those cities which the sad news has
reached, come to us loaded with lamentations
Jieutenant Wn l.. Herndon, the Navy, the gallant
commander of the unfortunate ship, ia said to have
behaved nobly. lie refused 10 permit asinge man
n leave the ship until the women and children had
boen transferred to the life boats and when as many
of tho Messengers "a could be saved had left the wreck
r;,h those that remained he sunk beneath the wavee
VIVA, n glorious act of genuine chivary and self
sacriGce. Virginia should cherish the memory Of
such son.
I,i, painful to picture in Imagination, these awful
.csnes OF which we have outline in the dscornect
cd details that come TO us, growing fuller and more
distinct with each succeeding mail. a staunch
s,out ship sinking into the unsthomed depths of the
ocean, two hundred and fifty miles from land, with
more than FIVE hundred souls on board, ia an appal'
ling spectacle which requires of the narrator no
graphic power 10 beighten its horrors.
We learn from the Norfolk papers that number
Of the rescued passengers still in that CITY, 10
desttuts condition Apublic meeting was held there
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TIE REVOLUTION IN ST. DOMINGO.

A vessel arrived at New York, from Turks lslar F.,
brings some interesting details of the progress o, 'n
revolution in S:. Domingo. The sdvces from Port
su Platte are TO the Eth utmo. The revolution II
ssid IN he drawing rapidly TO n close. With the cr
ception of the city of 81. Domingo, me whol. OF ~"
Republic has declared in favor Of the new Govern
ment The revolutioDists have hn army oi SUM
men encamped before the walls Of the city OF 81 d."
miDpo and dispatches received on the 18th from the
generals in command, state that they were ~ com
muncation with parties inside the walls and that the
inhabitants were momentarily expected Ia declare IN
their favor. Guns were heard firing and /. VA. sup
posed they were fighting among fh.mSe'v's' fr"-
dent Baez had retired TO the fortress oou,n"9lo
ia said TO be assembling large fore. on the Norm
ern frontiers. The revolution thus far has been 80
comnlisbed without the shedding of blood, and With
out arrests. -, c;L,.
von,;ogpn nm the 9Th OF July the csu'r, which have
sd n tbis movement among the people are set forth
.r,sr a. airing that the previous governments which
go rmIsd the people have invaded personal liberty
ed The liberty of the press deprived the nation
IS ;is freedom and spread terror among the people,
,h nroclanston proceeds TO state that the present
administration Of Bsez has done more. 1t has bee.t
engaged in issuing additional paper money when The
national treasury was deluged with gold and -iIve
and. furthermore, large sum had been directly
usurped from the savings of the people, The people
depore the want of good roads and the want Of ar
organized defence against the empire OF flayt. All
that contributes to the public welfare, the proclana
ton states, has been neglected by the Government
which, marching in the path OF despotsm, has sub
merged the nation in ignorance aud deprived II o!
educational establishments.
Another proclamation was issued by the Domnl.
cans the 10th of August, asserting that Ba-Z h"i
combined with SOulouque to invade the republic. and
had Joined with him in the plan Of dividing oetweeil
them the spos Of the country.