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quantities any may diminished
specific quantities, for service may
require TO be delivered those yards respectively
Contractors not residing at tue places where are
qued establish agencies such places that delay
In furnishing what be reqnIed and when
fails promptly comply with Iequison, the Chief of the Bureau
made supply the deficiency under the penalty
the contracts e record Of rquson, duplicate copy
aforesaid shall be evidence that such equon
been made and received.
Separate offers be made for each article
aforesaid yards and in than article is
the Offer the Chief Of the Bureau will have
Of the articles contained in such offer
the remainder and bidders hose accepted
ohers) will be forthwith noed and as early practicable
will be nemiiied Them for execution, which
Zine required for regular transmission Ne mail
Two approved sureties equal the estimated
amount the respective reaured ana twenty DE-
in addition will be withheld from the OF a pay
thereof collateral security in addition,
its performance aud not in event 10 be paid until
Of I'll deliveries mnde will be paid by the navy within
days after bills duly anhentcaled shall have been presented
him F. ~
Blank forms Of proposals be obtained application
agents at Portsmouth,, New Hapahre Boson, New
PHILADELPHIA altpore Washington Norfolk, Pensacola and
record, duplicate informing bidder Of the ac
ceptance his PROPOSAL will be deemed notification thereof with
cepted in conformity with this understanding Agt tlH
Every offer made be directed actof
approved 10Th 4usa ss BY wren guarantees signed by one
more responsible pson TO The effect that he or they undertake
that the bidder bidders WILL his their bid be accepted
ties, furnish the supplies proposed The bureau win
gated consider unless accompanied
the navy agent district Attorney collector OF the
The attention Of bidders Is called TO the samples and description
rigid compmison made Jcisen articles offered and s
sample and receiving fall beiop hem
attention E aio particularly directed 20 ths o;a Of s7
March ls-law4w ap 4s @E,t ts
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To Our Customers.

E deued doing the second time and forever for
w tain company than paid all indebtedness Amer which
discontinued The object was
40 effect has been to increas. cur business
ceased act Tor Two others, Tor
which we have little and paid them in full We
hooe they will publish until have had time TO nnd good
additional clerk hunds quite FULL the pre-
oums for m navng exceeded one thousand dol
lar The present week. -, III ,., ,
Wen wisely In companies would quarrel with us would
he more likely quarrel have long known we
were having paid widows and orphans, and
for losses lawsuits over S4o oo since we have
Annual statements company ready for delivery and
show tu any IL superior to all tfprdng S3o
dividend for every bundled paid IN ss- .& LA , ~.
We have companv, among others WIN
very capital that distributes among It's customers
of all its profits $500 " . Ill,
We shall watch your lest with ceaseless vis
J. c. LEWIS, Superintendent.
Once i92 Seventh street, below the General Post Once.
An losses tha due have been promptly paid
eib,r bv ourselves the companies r..
Feb 94--eolm s. . ...
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FOR ALL PARTs OF THE WEST
Ia M4B
BALTIMORE AND OHIO kAiLhoAD.
.yn IMPROVED .aRR.ANGEAIENTs.

,na ,rp .,Ns DAILY from Baltimore, for Cumberland,
Vh,nnhhn V,nh,,aa md all parts Of The West
Wheehns, TRAIN viii leave Except sun
Isl. ina M connecting with trains from philadelphia, nrs
@ n washington Juncton VIII stop al way stations ana
u rvs M Cumberland at O'Clock, p M -, j g
m& & TRAIN leaves Camden Station daily Except sun
.I al M and raacbes Wheeling by 4, a connecting al
aau vim rains Coumbus Cincnnat Dayton lndianapo
m Ionsylc Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit Chicago, 81 LOUIS
Cairo sn EWpREss TRAIN leaves daily p n, connecting
iraips CIcinnai b. Louis Caro- Chicago and
naces distance Cincinnati and other cen
sanbern pIlces WDst nearly LOO miles shorter
@ nv any The time 10 these places also uhe
aualed ,.,, ~ f,o,,,h,. fipcionaIi Indianapolis
ana os @ and baggage transferred points free.
raROiG TICKETS will be sold to all the large towns In The
Wa. The possible the ticket oce Camden sia
ion and Washington eIy
passeuge Baltimore Washington may vtep fhe entire
BY accommodation or mail train, ana yins
TUE q, Cynbei nd Uaklnn. They morning BY
nv eTofess n which leaves Cumberland at a5o a m and
psu@e om Washington ample for meals Wash
% Il lhe only route by which through tickets and baggage
ohscEs can be obtained in Washington
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
The accom- odaion train, will at all stations east OF
cpLeand al stations beyond Piedmont going
, Eass ady the mail leaves Wheeling .l5
nJ Cumberland at $780, reaching Baltimore
ThS FREDERICK TRAIN starts at Except Sunday
onnn Al way rtaons. Frederick ., arriving
o. MILLS TRAIN Camden station
N and 3O o. Leaves Elicott. Mills at 7.30, and
h'V'P "' w. 8. wOoDslDE,
Ian l7dtf Muster Of Transportation.
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United States Mail.
FLORIDA.

..s... .s.r. #... Posr OTFcR DEPARTMKNT, ..
March S, 1857
PROPOSALS for carrying the mails Of he United
June TO Oih June, 1882 the following route ~ the
OF Florida and IN the time ind specified will
received the Contract Office OF this department
the 30ih April next, be decided the day:
65a Danbdge, Ca by Chatahoochee Fla. Ocheesce
Aspaiaga Long Cane, Rideysvlle, Rckoe's Bluff lola,
aud Foit Gadlden, 10 Apalachicoa 206 miles and back
three week 18th of
June Of each and twice week
amboats, with the privilege usng
coaches from Bainbrdge TO Chaiahoochee rive,
is too low for navigation, - ~
.h. fbom l5A October 10 l5h June
Leave Bainhriage Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday at
pm; at \. ia. fes
Arrive Apaachcola Wednesday and Friday by D
.sss.s m, and Monday by III IN; as atr#'."' = :
Leave Apalachc1la Sunday Tuesday, and Thursday
@ f
Arrive at Bainbrdge next days by Sam, .e...5 rs
From l5A June TO l5M October
Leave Banbridge Tuesday IN, and Saturday at Q
aNa.aa aItls-s y
Afnve Apauchiooa Wednesday by 4 IN, and sun
Leave Apaiachicoa Monday IL m, and Wednesday ut
.a pm;
Arrive Banbridse Tuesday by m, Thursday
byl0pm.
For form Of proposn guarantee aud certificate,
tons and requirements, pamphlet Advertisements
Virginia. Forda &c dated January l2 1856
Popo should superscbed "Poposals 6e42 Flor
da aud sent by mail ihe second Assistant
Contract Ofice." t. EaElFatT #eH&g #Ff tf
JASiEs CAMPBELL, gff
Mar 6-lawfw ~ Postmaster General.
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,OR SALE rent that very desirable lot of ground
of Third and Indiana avenue containing
about @ 900 square feet, more or less ~,
Also, very large double house 40 by ~ feet three story WIN
basement with all modern impovemepgash bot
npd cold water sc stable,
This property would suit foreign
member OF the cabinet gentleman desous OF
obtaining fine house . -,
Apply 10 samuel Fowler street. No 427 9th and 7h
Streets FAINT the banking house OF sweeny Rten-
ho,se Fnnt. Al tF Feb 10--eoaw
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Sale of Indian Trust Lands in Kansas Terri
tory. ...,. 49,.
PROCLAMATION

PROCLAMATION ...... .a.#....- p. AZ
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: o
law ana sn Sus s
held al Iowa Point Doniphan county n the Territory OF
spos Of ss Of ihe lands held By States
The ne Tribe s o. a adnn 10 are anS % ssaos @
said Indians in trust as aforesaid, io witi
South Of the and east Of the rth principal meridian.
Townships one heen, sixteen, seventeen egh
Townships seventeen eighteen nineteen,
eS IN as treaty, amounting in eight acres
situate lwo Of ranges ss ans,sen and
q ay s s ss % ~ iss Ssss e g
ea se anss ni bands o Kks Peoria and Wen
Indians situated within ne to
to witt et s@E se f .ss rtsa gl :. & W.s
South ofths base line and cast Of the snh principal nertdan
Townships Geen sixteen, of twenty
Townsbps ntcen sixteen and seventeen range
Townships 6esn, sxeen seventeen, and eighteen Of range
townships ecn sixteen and eighteen, Of range
Townships he,n sixteen seventeen and eighteen, Of range
twenty fve
having been made by the second and third articles rhe
bands entitled hundred and sixty Of land
apart as BY ah article
for the benefit Indian Mission Association
lands amounting 10 about forty eight having been
Townsbips sixteen and seventeen, range twenty two,
Townships ecn sixteen seventeen, and eigheen
Townships sixteen and seventeen range twenty four.
Townships and seventeen range twenty five, hereby
set apart md reserved from SALE ...#
Also Al Iecompon in said Territory, commencing Tuesday,
the June next for the disposal Of such Of the
ware be Rs situated within the undermenoned
comprising poep OF the lands ceded by the
said Ueiware Indians, in trust as aforesaid, to wit;
South of The base ofhe srh principal medan
Townships Ave- six seven, eight, nine eeyea range
Townships seven eight nine ten eleven of range
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The OF person win be entered books
The payment Of the subscription be made In Adyuice.
Distant subscribers may forward money by letter. aud all risk
WIZ be assumed b. ourselves safe transmission.
Tue COUNTRY "A Bkr y 4H ,n-~rcsy taTHF
sions OF Cong and semiweeSy during the
Subscriptions for period less than year viii be received
terms proporoned TO the above annual rates.
nS-Po5rhA5TERs authorized agents and
by sending DAILY subscribers, with $50 sneessd
sEMIwEEKY subscribers with sa5 enclosed will bs
titled a copy gratis.
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d. Isernois Hotel Pennsyioona duenus, boecn l7h and
18th sreets, Washington, ID. O.
rpuE PROPRIETOR begs His friends and the public
th,t This restaurant recently the modern
and principle, saloon dining and fur
nshed in the Latest styles and
French Cook recently arrived from Paris where he has
uancd nm nts at his business
and as the proprietor distinguished reputaiion both
in france aud county, of the be- artists and cater
e he 0ntcIs himself satisfaction
these who may him with their patronage. lL.
har well supplied with The choices
of wnes liquors. gnme deicacies of the o
cold H. until 2, The proprietor has
received large stock Of cham
pagne, cae, with general assortment OF he hnes q
iaueua tfe which offer lower than
city, basket, or single bottle
Private dinner supper parties furnished and attended 10 on
shortest notice in any part city Ice cream jelly plumber
and al description OF confectionery business ~
Ian 7--e
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Manual OF Etiquette in washington.

Manual OF Etiquette In Washington.
hiS Manual indispensable of and
sojourning Washington Every lady and gentleman
sond have just published and for sale at the bookand
w the Capitol aud at the bookstores in Washington
Feb f-eodim-
NEW SPRING GOODS--The ladies of washington and vi
A eniy respectfully informed that day
great variety
adapted The approaching which found the
novelties Of the New York mportaons Of which
we enumerate, viz; .a.
Extra itch Bayadere bTocade siks ~
Extra rich Bnyadee chsne silks
Extra rich Bayadere hounced
Extra rich Bayadere clene robes
Twisted silk velvet nounced robes
Bayadere lounced chal robcs
Do twisted silk chenille hounced robes Ia
Founced berege and penadine robes
Misses Bayadere challi robes
French cbintz robe de chambre fs.
Rich hounccd Organde robes
French orrandie muslns
Pink blue cherry, maize and white French grapes many
other dress materials.
French emhroderies, laces, handkerchief aH Il
Neiis lace mantiias, shawls, hosiery
mhts gloves ganntlets, skirts, muslins
- vambries, illusion capes, ribands sc.
Feb Oal-siawawiit HooE, BRO, & co
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lmPORTANT 10 COTTON PLANTh.its,
Nv which thcir incomes must be doubled. (.

THE undersigned obtained letters from the
and combination Of machine
continuous
gin the various preparation and spinning nachne
~ until s ready for shipment or weaving ..
from by this process VIII be a. least ten pm cent
yarns from the fibre unboken and unnured BY the
machinery the used to open and
sntsnse will be fifty cent stronger and heavier and
M comnad the world distanciDg all competition
at advanced prces. . -,
undersigned prepared to dspose OF privileges to use MS
structon obtain the best machinery and oil
other necessary particulars, application addressed 10
mac 6-2awiyif GEORGE G. HENRY, Mobile.
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The business Of this company will compare avoably
successful similar the United States
From the LIST day August 1885, lei
November, 1856, and
four hundred thousand hundred and
eighty dollars with
Of hundred and seventy
hundred and twenty eight dollars and
With evidences good direc
feel justified in soliciting share of public patronage believing
security offered Ia ample and thai all viii be
according equity than legal tecncalites.
The company prepared issue policies against damage
by fire t# fH}#H'+ @. #'#+&sS. "H"..'rH
DWELLINGS, FuRSITURE, BILLS, MANUFAC-
TORIEs, wAREHOUsES, r..
descriptions BUILDINGS and contents all kinds Of
~. MERCHANDISE, transported by .HH
VESSELS, STEAMBOATS,, CANAL. BOATS, RAILROADS.,
and the usual conveyances from any portion of
EUROPE and AMERICA,
and hulls of STEAMBOATS, navigating the western
rrth# 1.tt waters.
The premium will be companies and In
fixing Them improvement
will be taken confederation. .Hl ' hHlGN' n
All losses speedily adjusted promptly pnid sad .s
Office Pennsylvania avenue and Seventeenth
street. Washington city, d. c. sF5 Ett Gr aa.a.@ p aI
JAMES M. WEST, ts. .s.sr. "a
Assistant Secretary. .... ..
" Insurance rnay also be effected at Ae Home Office,
Norpe Walnui aud Second Streets PHILADELPHIA
other principal cies Of United by authorized
officers OF the company. s'.s .a -
June l3--dly a. aHgtaaR'a. aa. a...aa..
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Dohn,s Handbook OF washington.

Is book should be in the hands of every stranger soounng
city; being complete guide with panoramic view Of the
city, public buildings, and stauary
new map Washington with all improvements, &c
Capitol the book stand and at the bookstores
3 4--codIms tl stb h
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Arny,s COME ctionary,

No. "a Bridge street, Gcorgcfown, ID. e, ~
JUERE Of eneftsinme furnished, with the best
eonfct hc, the shortest no.
dee moderate Medal awarded at the last
exhibition Of Metropolitan Mechanics Institute
81
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UNITED STATES NAVAL Counr op IrapIRY,
Waahiuvtnu Eehrnarv oe tQs7

notice, for the
coming st
ary 6 they respectively BY Departments
when their
desirable iha in presenting themselves they should come
list of witnesses have
noned specifying which "fness
ervice mentioned in the their testimony IL 90 be-
applied respectively and suggesting delay which
be required; and In respect OF what wnesses
Febost-u j. N. CARLISLE Judge Advocn'e.
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washington Insurance Company.
g,b..r;,t;ors IN GnnifaL Stock Authorized,


IN the provisions Of The ID section o ,e act e
insurance. company in the city OF washington
approved February l6 's7 the snhserSers being me persons
named in said do hereby anioze suoscrp
opened the capital stock q said company at he m
,ionery store Bayy Pennsylvania avenue between
I'm aud Streets Monday the 9Th Of March next, between
The hours Of 10 apd o'clock D. m ~
The PROVISIONS Of tp sd "a secuon arc ~ oo"s ana must W
richly complied with; a5
further enacted That PesoBs namtd IN the fore
going section majority hereby authorized TO open
In Washington raising capital sgek
OF dollars shares of twenty dslas each
dollars each share snb ebed for and thai
twenty dollars shall be secured by negotiable
pou signed and endorsed s sa,isiacon Of said or
maoy Of hem and payment thereof may be demanded az
and such proportions the president ana dscofs
mentioned shall judge advisable giving weeks honce III hree
OF the "a rettes printed In The District OF Coinhpia
" 'NsN- aI #st a SILAS IT, HILL,
E.s..fH EHss J. q MCGUIRE
BENJAMIN bEALL, ,#.a
+. a.tt" s~ aAMUEE BACON,
...r. ..s H .sass ,aaEPH BRYAN,
aIIG,ssTuS II, FERRY,
.t G. MILLER
ntssH g. l.H.a..uH a@tH VIM. n. DOVE, Hs
=. e... .r -.. u .. e,.ss. WALTER LENOX,
NJ. w. GAIT, b
#s# aH.Et .esa .IHiHHaN .astI WALTER HARPER,
.... .... .-... ,..s N. w. WALL, IL. +
WM. y. BAYLY. I#t
wAsnrsoros, February %, 1851.
Feb a5-3tawtMar9&d ea34s 84a Sex "a IA
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WEAR BOOK OF Facts In Science and Arr for 1921
Embracing the more important dis
covecs improvements pasi IN mechanics and the
arts naur pho.opy eieeroy chemistry zooogy bot
Feb 9sI FRANCh TAILOR
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WANTED. private dinner parties
w supplied French 30 his
vices On application GAUTIEil5 RESTAURANT,
nec e-arwamof Asa Penn. ay, between 10Th and 18Th,
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The College OF 81. James, MaryIand.

of The annual session opens February
Full preparatory commercial and collegiate courses OF
whatever class their examination
them be qualified TO enter and the college charges se
Ami ate made,
aaoing every facility Kemp Hail by
fire College for the entire annual Gov
ering ordinary expenses, $3.50 IL E&4
Application fuller information for the admission Of ne
Students the College Of st. james o. Ma
Iyiand. ll 1854. -.A @f " #fn~a e. ....
l4-2aW4wift .. "a
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Baltimore Female College.
N. C. BROOKS, A. M. President.

|
= nHooNo' {. D' '-N-- i.e.-el''
seoa ., ans ,sas sosrs poLtr by S OF
Maryland DecelbI ssssion ls4s with authority 70 eone degrees
sna endowed with all The rights and privileges o. e mos ASo'd
There two departments In The Institution he eoegsis de-
ofsarnng The each is three years.
designated by as many different classes
ooohsI ~ ,.,Saa.S - s.s,,", .,.,..n.
moral and by impsing .ho5ouah prseeS
"a rsonSe duties ,hU avail her Ia life
will be taken intellectual advancement by
Of knowledge and by training the
% 70 e%s, @ sas OF OF h & aoS ns % be u
nscans belongs dgancd
sIposions Bible, ian'ane he misd with ,he truths
our and s9 sSr % e sas as ~ n
The course Of instruction '1e ao'w"s heads :, study
IN. no.onv or ,s msn,o, and Of ana
Gs ssh ~ iESSss ss ss Hsisl ss %sss spssass ss Ps
and fidelity o,, ,e0 pb,,o.oDsv poie, Eoo0o.
my, Constitution of The Unisea States
BIBLICAL LITERATURE.
atness 10 fashion the plastic young
s,ls s' aa%
Subjects scrp,ura History Chronology and Biography Evil
aehce' VI on'AAah'.,, @ o - s
ANCIENT LANGUAGES.
The Of study the sneen, sufficiently
sa% saa while Is sq % s
the , o. ansen s ,s Of asS
n,a9,ies Latin Language History Of Latin Lerasas Roman
MAihAA'Aiioo AND VA oi'nL S'iIso"
70 he s,eat PAM VIII oe nem 70 nFo ~ as
WIN s Sse h Sdd %
Natural philosophy ana Chemistry viii hereafter BE- aus, WIN
ss, ssis s ne ]. $ sa s
outline paes ''e" - '''' = '''
onssn os% ssss esfss Botany Physiology
4 --'-~-''
ENGLISH AND BELLIES LETTREs
@ @ ne he q % al
5 @ n s s s % %
with credit anal their idea. % upon any sSss Sn
pecla regard practical utility, pupil viii
ssssy &
sss,ss. S,sss.,ay Reading writing AAm. rps.
Grammar Geography, History keeping, Rhetoc Logic
'''' '''''''' '''s,c MODEM @ LANGUAGES,
ns % @ will s
sae,dn ofte language Sed but ability write and speak
subecs French Language, French Lera,Sre Spanish Ian
spanish Leraiure German Language German Literature
ORNAMENTAL BRANCHES.
s .s the
ing, Needlswork.
ona aceennaned bv ,he music Of pao organ
Ntft mi
with our oldest and enjoys bern patronage from
city Of Dainore from the hlddie souhern and western
''u'o''
| H."a f5@ , :, -, :, :, ,--srn,,cD,,,N a"
N, O. Brooks. A. M. professor Of Aneien, Language
Rev. w u Paxton, A. B,, Mahemaics una Natural sceheo
A. Munros A. u Ninth. Mathematics and md Asonomy a
MISS y. " Siepard, benes I,esule n haa nSo5'
@ sss.. Emile 'ssf Ks.', S,ss"s "s Painting.
| Mira Eiza A Keirie. Guitar, ~"
i NIiss Filler u Cobrigh Piano and Singing
| Mis-. EIiya A HrooEs Piano nnd ainginp.
/ Mrs r. A. KeirIe. Vocal Muse.
/ A'i'' - ~,'t,N'''~, NN-'SN|'
' r,np,I,pe
i EAtASSESA r-...
4 lMlsica modern anGaases' anu pnhuns' eh"a'
\ REFERENCES
b s,ovino enlmen have a, ha,e naa daughters IN the
j College: s'
II Rev. Il Shcef, Ee ghnpla,s y. - senate, baimoe'
4 hon; r moore, ~. oy fotsMoam, oh'o'
IT. yoin nun, rolt s.n., "a
~. "s'y - ssnsun ,, ssh;nan, n
Il George Brown, esq, Hague, Va. 80
18Th.
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Il. l.. FAINT, Jr, & CO.,
Land Agents and Dealers In Exchange

Il. l.. FAINT, Jf, az CO.,
Land Agents and Dealers In Exchange,
LECoMPToN, KANSAS.
AND WARRANTS locate and sold commission Land
Ia sold pre- emptors time. tg.. y.
Locations made sjOint account" ss
firm In the United States
surveys Kansas win able make choice locations
through Sweeney Rttenhousc Fant will
be forwarded TO s-s "
Sweeney, Rittenhouse Fan Co., Bankers Washington
. ID. G. = .s-fsta s. fr'et
E. w. Clark, Dcdgn &C., Bankers New York.
t,ae DreSe & Co., Bankers, Philadelphia.
Josiah Lee & CO., Bankers, baltimore. ...
Fowic, ,Snowdep, * Co.. Bankers, Alnxandria Va.
r. ii Maury B. Co.. do Richmond, Va. ..
III b, Mfrre s. CO., do New Orleans.
~ John j. Anderson 4 Co., do ST. louis, Mo-
March l6-wl &deoIn
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ALEXANDRIA ACADEMY, ALEXANDRIA,
EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION.

EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION. ft
THE study English branches ancient
modern languages mathematics and natural sciences lis
advantages
l. Spacious buildings erected for the purpose
full corps of well qualified and experienced teachsn
. B. A collegiate of study. ts "a.
full Of apparatusphosophcal, chemical, and aro
nomical.
s. OF lustraed natural philosophy
chemistry, and astronomy s..& ~. r5 .g Il
study practical operations the field and en-
gineeTs. h. sa-t a, as.g .,# sG a.g,a ~
II Comfortable boarding arrangements but students are
placed the NsEH
g. Reading room constantly supplied with papers, SC. ~
heaIul and accessible from all direc
lions by railroads. lag
prevailing Christian and aim in al its instruction and
discipline.
Tens, Board tuition, SlsO. Students enter at
time, charged om the date of their entrance Send and
March 7~aaw6w r. L. BRoCRETT, Principal.
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.THos, A. HEFDRIoKs, - e-...s
Commissioner ofthe General Land once.
NOTICE no PRE- E-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person right Of presumption any of
lands within townships and of townships above
rated required establish the the satisfaction OF the
register and proper land Office
therefor practicable after seeing notice and before the
day appointed public sale of lands
embracing clam otherwise such claim will be for
feiied. -. .....--.
80 =, l.# I"g a#as{Gr#sE THOS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
ebIs-lawl3w ' [Int. Star1 f'.
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OTICE Road Contractors-It being the intention OF
board Of Washington and Rockville Turn
the rs Toll gate 10 It's ieTmi
line, requested to address OF ap
ply TO the undersigned the rlee, on Or before ie OF hp
next sohM y nhEN 4,
J. C.. LEWIS,
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-03-31
New spring Goods.

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