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ABVOKO F UNIVERSAL KNOWLEDGE
lust PUBLISHED, THE MOST USEFUL
- and extraordinary volume ever vet issued from
the press, as IL comprises all the information con-
tained In dozen Of any other books Of informa-
non mat have hitherto been printed. The title
OF this wonderful Book Is as follows: dino uira
within for Anything you want to Know; or over
$40 Facts for the People j" large volume OF
$50 Pages-cloth, gilt-price 81
For sale by A ADAMSON
Boofseller, Ith street. opposite the Post Once,
Washington City. mar OFT
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DIRECTIONS,

Hon. Thos. b. Florence, Charies Dnsee,
George n. hrmstrong, Thomas Manderield,
charles A. Rubcam, Edward r. Hclmboid
Georee Helmbold, r. Carroll Brewster,
James e. Neal, Isaac Leech, Jr.
THOMAS b. FLORENCE, President.
EDWARD &. HELMBOLD, Secretary.
LOCAL SURVEYORS.
Charles Walter, No. 397 street, opposite Civ
Hall.
Jno. NJ Thornton, corner First stree tsnd vlrsiaia
avenue, Island.
John Rigses, No. Sol Thirteenth street. bGIov
Pennsylvania avenue.
MARINE SURVIVOR.
Capt. J.. r. Levy, No. 367 Pennsylvania avenue,
opposite National Hotel.
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
John Thomson.
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20 600 .PKACH TREES.

A TTENDOLLARsP PER AUNDRED-Rns
a s1e q NY Nursery, neal. Washinston -
- - 2. above .ses are sllof 1ne growth, and
Also, general assortment ofORNAMENT.f
Esnaa1EEN, SHADE, and FRUIT TR EES
~ JOSHUA PEIROE
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PROTECTION AND INDEMNIFY EROm
LOSS By FIRE!
FlRB, MARINE, AND INLAND INSURANCE.
AUTHORIZED CAPIThL..........S1 ,2so, oOo
HARHERS AND NIoHANICS 1Nsuk-
ANCE CO., OF PHILADELPHIA.
O&es northrca corner Pennsylpania euenue ana liza
=. Ereet, Warrington City, d. U
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ARNY'S CONFECfIONERY

No "a Bridge Street, Georgstown, b, C..
WHERE ALL KINDS OF ENrERYAIn.
ments are furnished with the beat lee
.hes., Cakes, Water Ices, Confect, &c at the
snortest notice, and on the most moderate tsrms
Msau awarded al the last exhibition of Me.ro
poiitan Mechanics, Institute. 70 "Ae1o
Jan SLIT (Union& Intel 1' f.
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Sns pest materials and the best workma nship In
employed to produce S5 Hat, which In cold 10,
SS.ov. we DO cash business, meet with NO los
ees, but give each customer full value Tor ia
money. Felt Hats unusually loW. - "a -
|, ~ y, Agent for DrsooIl's Balm Of 4 1kousand
Flower. Price IS cents per hottle.
o.. ANIhONY, IN street, near Pa. syenue, Assat
1or New xerk Hat Company. a @sff
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A II Elm, na,S ESnA1E OF FlCE. ga
"A erty lefs with me for sale, will be entered IN
my Saies Book, and receive my personal stten.
a9n, ana ~ sale Is effected, reasonable com
mission VIII be charged on the amount OF sale
VIII also give personal attention to the Rent.
ing OF Dwellings and other Property, for reason
The public may be assured that all business
let In my charge, will be attended to with
pfomptness and fidelity; and that 1t Is my inten.
tion to make my ONCE place Of great value to all
interested In Real Estate.
Business respectfully solicited. Once at No.
52 ('d story) 9TH street, opposite National Intel
ligencer Ofase.
ian 22-eo3m POLLARD WEBD
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Cai d q EN- 70 FoUR.WaEEI. ca
otb. nsSges, Fancy Gigs, Empire CABS, ana manv
variety and Fancy Store, between e., ene gt esn
n. j. MCLAUGHLIN q On
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DAILY LINE FOR EDWARDS FERRY,
and Leesburg, Va, via ss4e-znrf.A
Chesep eake and - HE Canal. g.

The PACKET Boats hEGo ard NJ C MEIss will
commence making daily trips to tn above poi nts
On MONDAY, March I'D, leaving the wha Of w .
az O'Clock, Sundays excepted
Ticfets 20 Edwards Ferry, SLIP; throuah
uckets, Sl.75- Meals served on the boats az
moderate prices.
For further information, inquire al tie store of
w. n. q II. g Ritter, q Georgetown. marco
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dAf4, HArkf
toMS,IANILY ON HAND A. Full

~ supply OF BEEBE'S
NEW YORK STYLES,
together with TAYLOR,S
= "A T 3, Of BALTI-
NJ ORE. The best black
dress HATS got up In
the latest style for O.. SO, az
good As those usually sold
a. Si ana a good fashion.
aoie Hat at %, worth IA;
AND q frst-rate Hat, 30 so.
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JONAS r. LEVY,
IaPotrER AND DEALER IN FryR
WINES, BRAHDIks, GROCERIES,, AND
CT

HAS IN STORE A VERY CHOICE AS
- serment Of Champagne In quarts and pints,
IN; ana fresan de Bausey, and other desirable
Sranas Brandy In cask and bottles, Vintage
n. % $40 Rums OF all kinds Whlskeys lSiU
70 1855 Holland Gin Of al kinds;
Clarst Wines Of all brands
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& CO, Paris.

The owners Of thee ships will not be accoun.
table for gold, liver, bullien, specie, kWelry,
precious stones or metals, unless bills OF ladils
are signed therefor and tie value u ereof e1pre.s
ed therein fek a
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BRANCH RAILROAD
&AAa 19

UlRAINs LEAVE WARRINGTON FOR
Il BALTIMORE at
Q and sK q. m and and AZ p m.
On SUNDAY al ~ p. m.
Leave .JALTlMOKE for WASHINGTON al
~ and OK a m and . and 5k p. 10.
On SUNDAY st4X an.
Passengers for Philadelphia and New York VIII
take Trains at 6, az, andy
For Annapolis will tabe Trains at sK and ~.
For Norfolk will take Trains at u and 3
For the West will take Trains NJ 6 and u; con-
Meeting at the Washington Junction.
ian lott r. II. PARSONS, Agent.
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ROCKY HILL, Somerset Co, N. j., I
MI ICSn

DR.. J. G. AYIlr-Since your medicine has Be.
come known here II has 4 greater demand than
any other couch remedy we have ever sold. II Is
spoken o. In terms OF unmeasrIed praise by those
who have used IL, and | know OF some cages where
the best they say Of It Is not too much for the
good 1t has done. l take pleasure in selling It.,
ne aeT VT, that am giving my customers
seeing the benedti II confers.
Please send me further supply, and believe
me Yours, with respect,
John G. WHITLOCK.
P.s. Almost any number Of certificates can be
sent II you wish II.
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.
wiiIards, Hotel-y. @. A. wrLLAR,

Wiilards' Hotel-J. @. II A. WILLARD.
II ID Gardiner, NY NJ Eaton, Mass
Cozzens, do Drane, do
w Blake, CT DC Mc6uinn, NY
3 Howell, NY Mrs Stockton, seuv,t,
y Aallibon, Pa w Meckling, Tex
miss Alnoone, DO w Lanahan, Ala
Miss Fotherau, do he MaYbuYy La
Souckau, do w Nichols, Va
Drexel, do Doty, Mass
ward, DO "A Perkins, NY
Wyman, ga Stanley, do
Wp Cooke, Mass Mckinn, ly, Nd
J. Webster, Mass HSK Kane, va
9 N Bradley,NY l. Evans, do
Coles, do Mas Evans do
Williamson, NC Thompson, Nd
Mcheane, DC Brady, ly,Va
J r Sharpstein, Wis II Haiey,
6utnrie, IA X Harley, do
r Sannoin, Nh Msj Hunt, USA
Maj Reynolds, USA Levin, NY
r Benjamin, va II Russell, do
DR. Morrill,, Ten SPrIce, Va
III Lande, VI TLevfn NY
X Harbof, do
Afrkwood usase.-J u. KIRKvoop.
w COPELAND, NY c Lounds, do
&c Ewing, Pa Lavlnden, do
w Witherson, do yLMurye Va
N B Hangar, Tex Milourn, do
Edie, Pa w A Cornwall, Cal
Ms Edle, do DR. FORBES, Va
T Gallagher, Md
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LIME-LlME-L
GAN ALWAYS BE OBTAINED IN GUAM
" titles to suit and the most reas onable terms
at the Washington Lime kilns No l, between
Upper and Lower Bridges, the most superior u.
ticles OF sl .,.-..-.,-.
: Fresh Wood Burnt Lime 'rrH E-i5 .
s.r = rlssterer's Hair
Calcincd Plaster '"fE 't- Sci .tzz .5I 1
M Cement, ss a5s' Ars
Orders len q 9rubb & Losano, Merchant Tail.
ors, No: 400 9Th steest, Washington, win be
punctually attended to.
feb ~. co1 WI, Cooley Co.
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PROPOSED DATES OFsAILIN.

For freigh or passa apply to
EDW'D COLLINS, No Sc WALL n "
BROWN, SHIPLEY q CO LIVERPOOL.
STEPHEN KENNARD q co No u Aus
tin Friars, London
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Authorized Capital aud .asses. l,473,O57 OF.
ASSETS. ..."......S323,O57 OF.
Invested IN Bonds, Mortgages, and Good Securities.
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WINDSOR, G.. W., June Or. 1852

WINDSOR, c. W., June %, 1852.
Dl. 9. AVER. Sir,-fhis may certify that 1
have used your CHERRY ELECTORAL for upwards
Of one year; and 1t Is my sincere belief that
should have been In my e ave ere this time II i
had not 1t has cured me Of dangerous affeo.
ton Of the lungs, and do not overstate my con.
Vicaons when tel you II Is priceless remedy.
D.A.HcoEURE, Attorney ,Lav
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1ngiish Ale and Porter Of all brands
Cigars DO 40
Cordials do ~
Gross z Blackwell's Loadon Pickles an,
Preserves OF all kinds -"
Conee, Sugar, Teas, &c, &c
SI rem avenue, opposite National Hotel
jan x-ly JONAsP IEVv
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WILKsBARRI. Pa September g. 1851

WILKsBARRI. Pa September IS, 1850
Is much approved Of by those who have used IL
mere, ana Its composition Is such as to insure and
maintain Its reputation l invariably recon-
our principal physicians ' "
am your friend,
CHAS. STREATER, MD.
Prepared by DR.. J. g. AVER, Chemist, Low
sold hyz d. GILMAN, Washington, and all
respectable druggists. dee s.sm
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r. S.-OPERA GLASSES OF great variety,
TELESCOPES d MICROSCOPES, WATCH
MAKER GLASSES, and many other articles In
this line at very low prices constantly on hand.
iY l4-1Y
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United states Patent once,
Washington, May 20, 1857

ON the petition of Norbert Rillieux, of New
York praying the patent granted to him IN
2eh OF August is43 for Improvement in sugar for seven
from the expiration Of said patent which takes place on tbs
10th day Of August 1851
that the said petition be heard the Patent Office on
Monday, 18th August at II O'Clock, and all per
notified appear and show they have why sa
petition ought not 10 be granted.
opposing the extension required he in the Patent
their objections specially set forth in writing at least twenty
hearing all testimony filed by either party IN
said hearing be taken and transmitted accord
rules Of the Office which will be furnished appca
testimony the will be closed the 7h OF August
deposons other papers relied testimony, must BIO
before the morning day the argumen
IL any within days thereafter
this be published the Union, neh
gcnccr Evening STAR Washington c. Republican Baltimore
Nd Pennsylvania Philadelphia Pa Daily News New York New
and Post Boston, Mass week for thoe successive weeks
previous the 18th Of August next the day Of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents,
S-Eiors papers please copy send their
bills the Patent Once with rCpcr containing this notice
May 21--law3w
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For All Parts OF the West.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

NEW AND APRoTRD ARRANGEMENTS.

NEW AND MPRoTRD ARRANGEMENTS.
TINHREE TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore, for Cum
Il bcriand, Wheeling, and all parts of the West
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave Sunday
m connecting Philadelphia
Washington (a Juncton) viii stop stations and Cum
berland nj O'Clock, p.
I'd MAIL TRAIN leaves Camden station daily (exce, sunay)
reaches Wheeling by M, connecting
Columbus Indianapolis Louis
vile Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago s. Louis Cairo and inter
mediate points.
The EXPRESS TRAIN daily p m connecting
places Cincinnati other
the West nearly 100 miles shorter than by other
The time to these places Is also unegualled.
checked through Columbus Cincinnati Indianapolis and
ST. Louis.
Passengers and baggage transferred points
possible the ticket Office Camden Station
Washington city.
A second oars attached TO the mail
Baltimore Washington entire
daylight by taking accommodation mail train and lying
Oakland They by
which Cumberland 25o M and reaches Wheeling
at 2, y.
Passengers Washington have ample time for meals
ington Junction.
be obtained in Washington.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
Cumberland express beyond going
Eastwardy the mail train leaves Wheeling at 75
Cumberland reaching
FREDERICK TRAIN m except sunday stopping
stations Leaves Frederick at O. arriving Baltimore
al Il. 80,
Tho EIIICUTTs TRAIN Camden Station at g. a. m
and 33o, Leaves ElHcous Mills 79o M. 30 p
except Sunday.
w. s wooDsIDE,
Jan 17--dn Master OF Transportation.
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Proposals for Fuel.

QUARTnNAsrER's OFHcE MARINE CoRfT,
.. Washington, May 16, 1857.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this of
~ flee until Monday the 18th 1857 supplying
cs Of wood and coal be required from h July 1857 3o
june 1858, for the stationed Washington D.
The wood sapung, and
The wood be delivered piled and the weighed
and delivered such the commanding
direct free OF tho United the
io pounds tho ton Further information be had appa
ton at this Office
Proposals to be addressed to Major Lindsay c.
endorsed Proposals for fuel for Washington H. CT
The mtelgcncer STAR and States will publish the above
week ill 18th June 1857 and send @ with copy advertisement
to this Office for payment.
MAY bJunet
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Washington Aqueduct.
orF1cE OF THs WASHINGTON AoUEDucT,
Ir.-.l...-z... lI.--I L 1 I

wAsuSaroS AQuxprcr,
Washington March s. 1857.
DROPOSALS are invited for materials and work
Proposals up 7th May opened
day.
Maps prohe and specifications of the
let win bc ready for examination at this Office and after the Goth
embrac. masonry the bridges
graduation excavation and cmbankmcnt reservoirs iron
nccd with tho l2inc gate houses bricks sand
rubble, and cut stone &c.
particular
specifications and plans
upon portion o. yet acquired by
United states there may be some delay in commencing the work
thereon but for such unavoidable delays due allowance will be made
IN the time Of complexion
Portions only the completed pres
en approximation but al contracts for unfinished work will be sub
ect to future appropriations by Congress- The engineer tho
right prescribe the OF work be done and progress
pon not holding out suny to decide when and what aos
shall bo stopped until funds become available
In the entire soppage particular
funds the reserved ten cent will be paid IT, in the judgment
the engineer the work has been properly executed far has
Payments will specie upon
cent and viii be condition OF all contracts that the wokmen shall
be paid their full wages monthly, and in specie.
All bids should be scaled and endorsed proposals for
terials on the Washington Aqueductn
The United States the right reject any all bids
should they advantageous arrange
may bc considered most conducive to the of the
Every accompanied by guarantee signed by
responsible the effect that he they
take that the bidder bidders will his their bid be accepted
enter into an obga within ten dnys, with good and sufficient
be accompanied by the certificate Of tho United
snT a o &c sor % Do
pament OF War that the gaanos able make good their
guarantee
Bids win opened presence of bidders
bo present n. c. MEIGS
Capt. Of Engineers, in charge,
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
To Capt. NJ c. Meigs, u s. Engineers.
We, the undersigned, residents in tho Of
hereby jointly and scveraly with the
guaranty the foregoing bid OF bc accepted that
they will within days after the OF the said bid
the for the with good ands ucn
form furnish the articles proposed conformity the
advertisement under which made And in the said
shall fail into contract aforesaid guaranty
good the difference between the oor by tho said and the
lowest bidder
QSgned) A.B.
ID.
hereby certify that my knowledge belief
above named gnarantors good and sufficient
(Sgned) EFF.
March 6-codi1thMay&1awf
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mo. $780,
Notice

OF The Esdihment f Hoe additional Land Offices The Territory
Of Ndbgassu
N pursuance of the act of Congress approved
March 3D. 1857, entitled can establish additional
land districts in the Territory Of Nebraska be called respectively
the "NsAHk LAND DsrRcn the
and the "DAKora LAND msrmcr" hereby
known ha, the offices for said districts established
lows
For the "NENaHa LAND DsTRicTN at Brownsville.
For the 'SoUm PLATTE IrsruCr" at Nebraska City.
For the "DAKorA DsucT Dakota Territory
under hand city Washington day
Of April 1857.
BY order OF the President:
JOS g WILSON,
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land once
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proposals for Naval supplies.
NAvY DEPARTMENT,


Bureau Of Construction, Equipment, and Repairs,
CEALED PROPOSALS to furnish naval supplies for
until O'Clock p M the 23d June These proposals
must be endorsed "f,opal' 70. Aaasl sI, es q cpasr
The materials and articles embraced in the classes named
70 such as desire oaer application
peye yards 70 the nearest thereto and those Of all
being for the convenience O. dealers IN each such portions win be a
agent Of each station viii have copy Of
yards Tor examination only, from which be judged whether
oaer must be made for whole Of any yard upon
Of the printed schedules or in strict conformity herewith or they win
very quality couformablo sample,
packages the and risk OF the catac
tor and in all respects subject the inspection measurement count
weight &C. d the yard whcro received and 20 tho entire satisfaction
Bidders referred yards samples particular
scpon the articles and all other things being equal preference
will be given to articles Of American manufacture
Every offer required by tho law Of 10th August lso must be
accompanied by written guarantee the form Of which herewith
Those only may accepted nouaed the
contract win be forwarded soon thereafter as practicable which
they VIII be required 70 execute within ton days after rs receipt the
post Office or navy agency named by them
srees the l amount will be required 70 sign the contract and
thsr responsibility certified by United States district judge United
district attorney collector vygcnt As additional
until completed eighty
each BILL approved in cae by the commandant Of the espc
tive yards viii be paid by the navy within thirty days after its
stipulated in the contract that default be by the parties
bid this contract Of the quality and the time
provided
suretes viii pay money
exceeding OF such class which
according the act Of Congress that
vded, approved March 3, 1s43.
a. O. to be delivered fourth before
fourth by he 2o July fourth the
september and the remainder by the 1t December 1858 Classes
18th May, 1855 Tho remaining classes
TO part the September
before fourth
or before III, LIST April and the remainder on or before the so June
unless earlier required with notice OF twelve days comprising
al proportion article all
lowing quantities any the
demanded they be furnished like and conditions
from tho bureau the commandant Of the yard
agent
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mo. $751;
Notice

Of the EaabhHak Of three additional Land Offices in The Territory Of
Kansas. -
TN pursuance of the act of Congress approved
March 1857 entitled An establish three additional land
Districts the Territory Kansas called
district" the 'oagc district
district hereby declared and
districts been established NJ follows
For the "DELkwAE DrsrMcTr at DoxIrmAS
For the "Os.GR DIsrRicr' at FoF SCOTT
the '!WFssRs DISTRICT at said
Given under hani the city washpgtn ths day
OF April, A. D. 1887.
order OF the President: WILSON,
Acting Commissioner OF the Land once
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IMPORTANT no COTTON PLANTERS- hv nhich

their be doubledThe undersigned has invent
and obtained patent from the United
rangement combination machinery for converting
process the
ous preparation and spinning machinery until ready for ship
ment weaving.
The saving by this process win be least
yarns ado from the hrc mbroken and unured by ope
raons the machinery the used
cnange W viii bo about my and heavier and
win command the markets Of The world disancng all competition
advanced prices
Tho undersigned prepared TO dispose of privileges to use hs
planters VIII be informed with complete
how how 70 obtain the be machinery and all
other particulars application addressed
Dec 6-2awiy6 GEORGE q. HENRY, Mobile.
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/
by agree furnish deliver yards
tho classes hercunto annexed agrceaby pro-
of Construction the 23d May
my offer be accepted request to be addressed
forwarded to the navy agent
-, for signature and certificate
Inc price must be set the amount carried out tho footed up
for each class and the amount likewise written in words.
Form q Gaararee
~ and - oT - IN The s,tc If
- hereby guaranty that in case the foregoing bid Of
for any Of the classes accepted, that
he they WILL within days after the receipt the tho
he same, with good suretie.;
shall fail 70 ento into contract as aforesaid we guaranty to
and that which may be accepted
Signatures OftwO suarantOrs. b b
@,s; Ri,se..
l hereby certify that tho - known to
cfpopcy and able make good their
Date. Signature.
signed by judge United States dis
ct attorney, collector, or agent and no others
Tho following the classes required at the respective yards:
KTTERY, MAINE
Glass whitcoak logs No Yellow pno plank stock logs
IS Locust ' No. is LIS snamvit @ 10 81 on No. % e. spikes
and nails No 23 Lead zinc, and tn No % Hardware No 49,
Hose.
cHARIEsTowN MASSACHUSETTS
Class No wneoak ss. logs No 3 wh,eoak promscuons
g. yellow pine plank stock logs No T. YeIowp beams
No Yellow Pine mast and spar timber. No O. white pine
ae ooS No o. IL Black cherry = No IS s No.
H. Whiesh and hickory bars and bus No Is Whteoak
No No 22 Spikes and nails No % Lead
No Hardware No 81 Paints oils &C No 2S Flax
Gas No. 81 Leather No ss Hose No 81 Brushes No. ss
Bunting dry goods. No 37 Pitch, No
soap No 80 Ship chandcry. No 40. stationery
wood
BROOKLYN, NEW YORK
Class logs. pronliscuous timber
No. g. yellow plank stock logs No Yellow pine beams No
Ash cypress white oak boards No H. Black cherry
,ny No la Locust No a. Whteas oars and hickory bars
and butts No 10 White oak slaves and heading No 10 Black
spruce No. 1s gnumvite No. a. Iron No % Spikes and
nails No q . lead zns and tn N NO 81 - Fig iron No % Hard
No 80 Flax and cotton twiuc No 81 Glass No 81
goos No 81 Fitch tar rosn No 49, Talow, oil No 80
Ship chandery. No 40 Stationery. No. Al. Frewood.
PHILADELPHIA
Class No whIeoak plank No Yeowpi plank logs.
press hteoak boards No ID Black walnut cherry mahogany
No H. No H. wheash and hickory bars
g. Lead snc tin No 25 Hardware No. a. Paints oils nc No.
2s Flax No 20 Cotton No 30 Flax and cotton
No No. 81 IS bunting No and s y s NO NO. 81 g. @ ' tar No IL
No So Tallow, soap, oil No SO. ship chandlery.
WASHINGTON, D. c.
Class No 10 White pine No IL Ash, cypress No IL Black
tin. No "a Pig iron No IS Hardware No. 27. Paints oils &C.
No 81 Glass No 81 Pitch, tar, ron No 3s Tlow, soap oil
Chain No. as go copper No 4e Sand, straw &c. No A.
Miscellaneous.
GospORT VIRGINIA
Cas- No whicosk logs No yellow pine plank stock logs
No 10 White pine No IL Ash cypress white oak boards No
IL Black walnut cherry and mahogany No IA Whteash
and hickory @ q bars % and butts S % No s 10 BLACK u No ;, Is
AMI tin. No 25 Hardware No 27 Paints, oils &c No IS Flax
ca % NO ~ 40 cotton SnnVa No 90 Sg fx ana cotton 90 wne No
35 Bunting and dry goods No 81 Pitch rosin No as Tai
low, soap oil No 80 ship chandlcry No 40 Stationery
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mo. $50.
Notice

OF Ge removal Of the land Office from Fos 10 BoOnre m
The STATE cf Aissowi.
IN accordance with the provisions of the act OF
Congress entitled "An authorizing changes tho location
Offices approved March g. 1883 hereby declared and made
that tho office for the public lands FrTTs 10 ie
Missouri will be removed to the town OF BoSvIE in sad
state, al as early reriad as practicable
be issued py
the register and receiver at the Fsyette land Office.
under hand the city Washington, this 18th day
May A. u. 1857
by order of the President
TfItS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
May 1e-1aw6w [Ine&starl