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ATTORNEY GENERALS oyncr.

Hon. Jeremiah Black Attorney General of the United States
chief clerk The ordinary of this Office
classified under the following heads
Qcia opinions business OF the government
called for by the President any head Of department. the
icltor Of the Treasury.
Of tho titles Of all land purchased the sites
houses lighthouses and all other public works
the United States t "# I@ a@g#
Applications for pardons all Of conviction in the
OF the United States.
Applications for appointment all the Judicial and legal
Of the government.
The conduct argument Of all the Supreme Court OF
tho United In which the government concerned
Tho of all arising the depart
when referred the head thereof the Attorney General
ordinary OF added
the present time the following, viz
First The direction all appeals California
Second The cod1caon aud revision Of the laws the District
Columbia
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DOCKET MAPS at Taylor & Maury's.--Township
Sectional all the States Territories
TAYLOR x MAURYS
tp 1G bookstore. Ninth
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TIME CHILD'S BOOK OF NATURE--PLANTS
Animals Air. Water, Heat &c by W. Hooker, ~ D. vol
Illustrated.
abel The Young wife the Old Love- by Jesarecn.
Reading without Tears.
sucklands Queens Of Scotland Vol
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A LEXANpRIA ACApEMY, Alexandria Va

A LEXANDRIA ACADEMY, Alexandria Va
IA Eighteenth
branches modern languages, mathematics
and natural scleuccs It's advantages
welvcutcd buildings erected for the
@ full corps Of well qualified and experienced teachers
.. \ collegiate course OF study.
T. full set of apparatus chemical and nstronomi
CAL
Full Of illustrated lectures natural philosophy chem
lsiry, aud astronomy.
Special advantages offered young 10 qualify themselves
by study and in tho field and eng
Comfortable boarding arrangements but two students
placed in tho am #|
9. Reading constantly supplied vih papers, 60 1, .
o. location heahu attractive accessible from all directions
by railroads.
10. prevailing Christian all instruction and
discipline
Board tuition $50. any time
and charged from the their send and
catalogue H. L. BRoCKErr, Principal.
March 7-2taw6w
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The Organization Of the Executive Depa rtments
Of the Government OF the United states.
STATE pErAErnEsr,

The whole machinery employed the business arising
foreign relations powers Of the world Is far
sp,s than s generally eoneeysa The number snp0eS " sns
Secretary oate Cass Assistant Secretary Of
State in John Appon chief clerk twelve clerks one trans
lator, and ono librarian.
charge OF all the department and other d.
u abroad and those foreign
sent nom the department and communications 70 commissioners
dor treaties Of boundaries prepared copied aud reorded and
all OF hke character received registered and HE'D ts conah
being nrst entered In al analy tic table or index.
corspay BrdaThis branch charge Of tho correspondence
& between the department. the eonsn and commercial agcn
tho Unicd stss In instructions 10 those ocers and answers
lar agency relating consular affairs prepared and recorded
The Dwsina Agre charge OF all correspondence and
other matters connected with accounts relating any fund With tue
disbursement OF which tho department Il charged
TA TruaslatoIis
department may require Of ccnsu
and vice consu when not in English which exsquatns arc
issald
. cisx Of Appointments Conionse makes records
commissions letters or appointment and nonaons 10 the Senae
exequas records when English is
commissions which they issued Has charge Of the library
Sfe u s saa takes charge Of the rols
acts received
the President the authenticated copies thereof
which called prepares supernnd their publication
and that Of treaties the and In book FORM attends b
their distribution throughout States all
publications to which this duty assigned TO the
department. writing answering herewith
Has charge all Indian treaties and business relating thereto
CLERK Of Authorizations CepyriphIIo charge Of the
Of the United States aud Of the department aud and
attaches certificates presented for authenuaon receives
Has OF publications transmitted
department relating copyrights;
titles all letters from the department other than
tho diplomatic and consular
and remsons and registers and lilies the petitions and
they founded Makes and records passports Keeps
daily register OF all letters other than diplomatic and consular re-
ced and OF the disposition made Of Them letters relating
to this business. ns y. ss #H .
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INIrnoR pErAKIMEyT.

Secretary Department Interior Hon Jacob Tomp
Of the State Of Mississippi rs clerical force consists Of one chief
lar clerks supervision management committed the
following branches Of tho public service!
1 The Public lands The chief Of This bureau Is called The Com
missioner Of the General Land once The Land Bureau charged
with the management and sale Of the public domain and the
issuing Of titles therefor whether derived from combinations grants
made byrmc By sales donatons grants for schools
military bountes public improvements and likewise the revision
Virginia military bounty land claims and the issuing Of scrpn
lieu thereof The Land Oncc also, ands its accounts The
oesr rs Hon T. a es q m @
besides draughsman assistant draughna and some loo clerks
81. PeasionsThc present head of this bureau George
Whiting Of Virginia Tho commissioner charged with the eNam
passed by Congress granting bounty pensions
for the military naval the revolutionary and subsequent
which the United States engaged
clerk a. Cole esq permanent corps consisting
seventy other clerks which Congress- enable him to meet The
extraordinary requirements the bounty land law has added
temporary about fifty cshpS of different denominations
3D. Of Indian Affairs dd fetm, Charles
Mix oGccrgeown, c. He provided with chief clerk and about
fifteen other subordinate clerks :.
4h Iaiet 0ero committed the execution and
performance Of all and things touching and respecting the
ing and issuing Of patents for aud useful discoveries inventions
and the collection Of statistics relating agrculurc
the collection aud distribution seeds plants and cuttings has
chief cerkwho Is by law the acting Commissioner Of Patents in
the absence the principal and twelve
siant Of paton subordinate permanent
clerks besides considerable number oi temporary employees
Besides these four principal branches Of this new executive depart
organic 1S49 transferred the Treasury De
pment the supervision Of the accounts the United states marsa
the United States the affairs
the penentary the United States the District OF Columbia and
Of the United States and Of supervising and directing the Of
the Commissioner Public Buildings The hospital for the insane
tho navy md Of the District OF Columbia also under the
management Of this department. addition which, by laws
Gently passed the Secretary Of the Interior is charged with the
sirucon OF tho three roads leading TO the Pacific coast
The department requires additional building for It's accomoda
tho repeatedly recommended during
provided with rooms in what IS known wdes Building while
the ocr branches the department including the Office
all crowded into the Patent Office building the whole Of which
will required carly day the of the Patent Once for
which II was originally intended
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
The Treasury Department consists Of tho offices the Secretary
the Treasury, compocs commissioner Of the customs six
dors treasurer register solicitor light house board and coast sur
The following brief indication the
ces, and Of the force employed therein, respectively
ssay ofeIIon Howell Cobb Secretary Of the Treasury
architect and rcc dranghtsnen temporarily employed and twenty
oraI supervision government
execution the laws concerning the and Of the
hospitals United States the
ructon Of certain public buildings for and other
First comitro,ler's oSc-gn William Mcdi, Comptroller and
ason clerks e psssrss the mode Of kccns and M
and rcvises and certidcs the balances arising thereon
scond coprars oceJchn NJ Brodbead, ESQ., Comptroller,
clerks lie precbes the mode Of keeping and render
Of the navy nnd Indian departments Of tho
public service rvses and ce6es the balances arising thereon
ObFce n Commissioner Of The CsomIngh Anderson, esq,
Commissioner clerks pcscribc the mode OF keeping
rendering tho customs and dbse
vises and ccrti0cs the balances arising thereon
F1a Auda@s oo Thomas L. smith, esq, First Auditor and
clerks He receives and adjusts tho Of the customs
revenue and disbursements appropriations and expenditures on c
b na "a @ @ ~ ne se T m @ s,am and ,b Fir, omp
roier respectively for their decision thereon.
Scond Auios 06Thomas D. Fuller Second Auditor, and
twenty c adjusts oil relating
the pay clothing and recruiting Of the army as well as ar%or
mont and reports The balances the Second Comptroller for his dec
thereon.
sevcntyeigh clerks adjusts all
enoo S ,o army Military Academy military roads
arising from military services previous 10 1915 and for horses aud
other os In the military service under acts Of Con
and the balances tho Second Comptroller FOR his de-
csion thereon. HE#a
Fouh Auator 0oearonO o. Dayton, Fourth Audior, and
sixteen clcrks lie and adjusts all accounts for the
the Navy Department reports the balances the second Comp
roler for his decision thereon
F3h Aadior 0bNrrray Mcconnell ESQ., Fifth Auditor, aud
six clerks He receives and adjusts all accounts for diplomatic and
similar services performed under the direction Of the state Depart
men aud reports the balances to the First Comptroller for his decision
thereon.
Sinh Andtors ocew William Phillips, sixth Auditor, and
ono hundred aud clerks He receives and adjusts all accounts
arising tho 0nco Department His decisions
nal unless appeal be taken tveo months to the rt Comp
ocr and he collection Of all debts due tho Post
Once Department
Treasurus ooamuel Casey esq, Treasurer and thirteen
clerks. lie kcos moneys the United his
office aud that o the repositories created by the act OF the 9Th Of
August 1915 and pays
Secretary tho Treasury by tho First Comptroller
upon warrants drawn by the Postmaster General and contgncd
by the Sixth Auditor and recorded by tho Register c also holds
public moneys advanced by warrant TO dburng officers
the upon their checks.
Registers Q6Hnley Bigger Register, and twenty clerks
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VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND in Iowa for Salc.-
The undersigned fractional quarter Of
section Is In township 73 north Of
This land ne rich rolling PRAIRIE the Shoklcys branch
Crooked Creek lies close to the Burlington Washington
aud so miles from Burlington 10 miles from Washington miles
Columbus city Cravrdsvlo
aud IL miles from the Plank road Timber
~ miles mill miles and gs mill miles distant Neghbor.
hood settled with church and school privileges grove
building spot tho land.
CIfas. T. STANsBURY, N.
Patent Agent, 40l r street,
April A-co1w Corner Of 1th street.
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NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRACTORS.-It being
IN the intention OF the board Of directors Washington
Rockville Turnpike Company gravel the from the
10 It's terminus at the District line contractors
dress apply tho undersigned the subject before the 18th
Of April uext JOHN G. BRENT,
No 80 Louisiana avenue.
J. c. LEWIS,
Feb 2I-3tawf 4e2 Seventh street.
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DIRECTOR
Hon Thomas Florence, Charles pngec
george r. Armstrong, Thomas Aandefnod,
Charles A. Rnhicam Edward r. liolnbod,
George Helmhcld !. Carroll Brewster,
james Ncal, Isaac Ieech, 1r.
THOMAS D. FLORENCE President. z
EDWARD r. HusnoiD, Secretary.
LOCAL SURVEYORS
Charles Walter No. 3e5 street, opposite City Hall.
John Ihorntcu First and Virginia Esnd
James Williams, No. 20 Four-and half street H
Jen ggcs No. sol Thirteenth street. below Penny
MARINE SURVEYOR.
Captain Levy No 367 Pennsylvania avenue opposite National
Hotel.
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT,
..--4 John Themason.
.t. ASSISTANT SECRETARY, 7
James West,
N ehags WahiaPoa cay office,
Northwest Seventeenth street.
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~ EFT the best Websers Quarto Dictionary
NJ essential every fBmiy, counting student
md indeed every who would know tho right Of language
meaning photography and pronunciation vordthon good
English Dictionary LOT daily necessity and permanent value
wobstcrs Unabridged recognised standard constantly
cited Justice legislative bodies and
public discussions entirely conclusive Hon John pcn
Fo copousncs dc0nton and adartedness tho
present literature the valuable work Of tho
language ircsidcm Wdvldnd
Published by q. c. MERRIAM Springfield, Mass.
Sold by all booksellers In Washington and clsc~herc.
March T-lmd6opst
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United states Patent once,

ON the petition Of Pny Robinson, Of Ieonards-
~ VIE New York praying for the extension patent granted
70 him the Goth july lsl3, or IN machines for
cleaning Streets for seven years from the expiration Of ssd patent
which takes place tte 2oth day cf July, 1655- 'ts I
ordered that the ad petition DO heard at the Patent Once on
Monday the 9th Of July II O'Clock aud all
notified spear and show they have why said petition
ought not 10 be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required e the Patent
Occ their objections specially set forth writing, ua twenty
days before the day Of hearing AL testimony nled BY either PARTY
he used at the said hearing
with tho rules Of the Office which wiz bc furnished applies
ss- I. r.
The testimony the Will he the 28t June dpos
os other papers rced upon testimony be ned the
os or bee tho morning Of that day the arguments,
within ten days thereafter.
Rencor Evoning Washington D. Republican Baltimore
Nd ponnsylvanan, Piaaelph PA Daily News New York Yi
and Post Boston Mass week for three successive pre-
voas 20 the Goth Of July next the day Of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patent
stors OF the papers will please copy their
bills 70 tho Psen, oace with containing this notice
Ap 22-law3w t#.5.
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A RNYS C0NFECTIONARY, No. S4 Bridge street,
IA Georgetown, d. c., where all kinds Of entertainments
furnished With the best creams cakes water ices confcton
ary notice. the moderate
Modal awarded the last exhibition of the Metropolitan Mechau
Institute.
Feb 3-df
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FTNO LEASE, for term of years, tho mansion of the
l. late General Towson United States contains all the
modern improvements furnace range
ply 10 D. b. II. SMITH, esq, at his office, on street
March 2l-2wtf
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nR. Nj. V. b. BOGAN respectfully informs his
friends the public that he has removed hi
dnce TO No 451 Massachusetts south side
5 streets where he will be happy receive the calls Of his
who mn. require his professional services.
March l9--eod4ts
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nR. KANE REFRIGERATORS.--Ifhe subscriber
has just received direct factory large
above rergeraors They very highly recommended
by the best judges In the eastern cities and offered at the
lowest prices.
We have also other varieties rcfrgeraos which
warranted satisfaction every particular together
Patent ice pitchers
Patent butter coolers
Patent water cooicrs
tho lowest figures for
cash or to prompt customers. .s
jos. r.. SAVAGE,
OF the Gilt av.,
March 25-d6nf Between Tenth and Eleventh streets
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COFFEE, FRUIT, &c.--7O bags green Rio coffee
\ Also on consignment -s... ..
800 boxes oranges .... ...
200 do lemons.
received and for sale by
March 2l--co3if MURRAY a. SEAiNiES
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Washington D. G., April 20, 1857. !
FINHE United States steamer Engineer will be sold
public auction the United Etatcs navyyard Washington
the 25h day May 1857 subject ratidcaon by
Navy Department. s-scf ~ sasste ~
The vessel rebuilt at the United States navyysrd Gosport
18iS being length los feet breadth 17 feet aud depth
measuring engine
der rs inches Of piston
inventory application
mandnnt OF tho yard
cash A. GREENIEAF
April 2l--Iaw4w Navy Agent.
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OFFICE Northwest corner of Pennsyly ania ay-
enue and seventeenth street, Washington city,
n. G..
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HOOP SKIISIS 5000 7
u slEirtl, tlstS SFeeeiVed BY. -
= 8 49, WIPE GOODS
gTFEIll laIge8t iUtock m he cltysiis-ss s
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IN eonne etion with the above Keen tp
western country orte following good IN
Rogs BasssS Guitags Bapjoet, Tainboshes
asons Flntes, Plies, gREeoietS ClnFnetIs
ase bSse,l in tac keep eyer article belonging % dc
is1prass Bands supplied with instruments Al short
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s5tt Direct ln1 1pOFtallOnI rtT5E.sitsFs
w 2 have this day received DInEcT from de
a. lee In Belfast Pan inp6Ftaiioi f ifIS5
S.sy Linens and Linen Catrbric HsndksrehefS. TfeeS
nt= especially for sales aud ne Ur-
Sntso az pure Llnsn efWopld espeetf1Y InYite rF.
tlses prices than can b. in ~ sJt1i y <1s
spy HEIsKEili 4 sHFhRiNaFN.
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b ~ CAPT. &c 81 Fal69fet nd - : - :
III I1RilEA CAPT. ASI hephefa
stif heelinE and FdTeSt
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n a arESip - gelsy NE IN 70 connect With tie
cars, and at La the f9sFrEng
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s5y sus sis Diarsl eVeTy
Wllee4ing y Hl5s foF the man lines fer 0hi5.
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0REGED THIS DAY, aud now
slet fresh supply of ChiekerinE Eens 90
'I-H H III s5!9t9 Piano Fottei, belatifdi isc WI
nut and Ro9eWppd hniah, ana Tor bTiIliSl ~
ZONE ana q tSaeh ~
Fels prices, inGludink e6fffnre % ~
half sseT Efnse os style via f ana
Sl ue hnlsh At The loV9lt HpSo
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