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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-30
1857. Season Arratsge ment. 1867.
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''.'A'.8 q KATE HOWARD. ? 'raaf
REGULAR TUESDAY PACKET,
For Jefferson City, Rocheport, Boonville, A row
Rock, Glasgow, Cambridge and Brunswick.
The new and light draught freight steamer,
IT, KATE HOWARD, #
k4sttsEsa JOS. S. MANSON, Commander,
Will commence, Ion early opening OF navigation,
her regular weekly trips in the above trade. Leav-
inc 81. Louis every TUESDAY at a O'Clock P.
Nj, and returning will leave Brunswick every
FRIDAY, at 6 O'Clock, A. M, and Glasgow at
~ M, arriving IN st. Lonis on Sunday. S.s.
The Kate Howard was built expressly for the
above trade. She combines strength and speed, and
for lightness Of draught cannot be surpassed by
any boat in the Missoi ri river. We hope by
prompness and strict attention TO usiness, TO
ii a liberal share OF patronage from our friends
to whom we extend our thanks for past favors.
J.. j. S. MANSON, Commander.
M. HILLARD, Clerk
THEo BARTHoLow, Agent, Glasgow.
January 8. t857
p. s. The Kate Howard is specially arranged
for carrying Furniture and Carriages, with safe
ty having storage room on the boiler deck; she is
also well adapted to carrying live stock, having
ample room, specially for the purpose, d,
SEASON ARRANGEMENT FOR 1867.
.t... NEBRASKA CITY PACKET.
For Lexington. Kansas City, St. Joseph, Savan
nah, Iowa Point. White Cloud, Rushye, st.
Stephens. Hemmes' Landing, Browns
4a Vile, Rockport, Sonora, Linden, Ne
.'... braska and Kearny City. .e'
= THE punctual, new, light draught
.hsssf5ts3 and cominodlous fast Passenger Pack
ct WILLIAM CAMPBELL, VIM. EDDS, ST.,
Commander, will, Oh the opening of navigation,
ply as a regular packet TO the above and all inter-
mediate points. Leaving st. Louis regularly ev-
cry twelve days. and continuing in the trade du.
ring the entire season.
Captain Edds, very grateful to his numerous
friends along the river for the very liberal pa
tronage hitherto extended TO him. desires to return
them his sincere acknowledged and to solicit
a continuance of their confidence and patronage,
promising untirng exertions to render general
satisfac ton So ttG .lt gaN a,.,r- ut.
.. VIM. N. NEWELL, e. ro,;s
JOS. MCINTYRE. d. LOUIS
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every description, for which we will pay the
highest market prices, in cash. Call on us before
selling-we'can always be found at the Meat
Market, or the Wharf Boat.
Feb. 10, 1857. SEIBEL e. co.
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THREE cases of Negro boots; three of Negro
l. shoes on hand and for safe by
jams. a.. STEINMETZ & DIGGES
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1867. REGULAR
1857.
SAINT LOUIS AND GLASGOW
RFGjFUAR ShTITDn,y pArt-r1,

REGULAR SATURDAY PACKET. %
For Augusta, Portland, st. Auhert, Smiths Land
ing, Cote Sans Dessien, Jefferson City, Mari
on, Providence, Rocheport, Gbson's, Frank
lin, Boonvillc, Arrow Rock and Glasgow.
LII THE new and very ght drausht
49, steamer, CARRIER, WIN. c. Postal
Master, will leave ST. Louis every Saturday eve
ming O'Clock. Returning, will leave Glasgow
on Tuesday, at IL M, and arrive at s.. Louis on
Thursday.
The steamer Carrier has been running in the
trade one season. and her reputation for punctual-
ity has not been surpassed by any boat ever in the
river, and Captain Postal, and J. A. Scudder,
Clerk, feeling grateful for past patronage,
take this method of returning thanks TO their
friends, and say that their corduct for last season
will be guarantee for the coming one. .a..
THEo. BARTHoLow, Agent,
Feb. IL, 1857. Glasgow.
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SEASON ARRANGEMENT FOR 1857

SEASON ARRANGEMENT FOR 1857
REGULAR ST. LOUIS, COUNCIL BLUFF
H SIOUX CITY PACKET, A1s Ell
For Sioux City, Logan, Sargent's Bluffs City,
Omadi, Decatur City, Desoto, Florence, Omaha
City, Council Bluffs, Bellevue, st. Mary's, Wv
oming City, Nebraska City, Linden, Browns
vile, Lowell, Oregon, Iowa Point, Savannah,
ST. Joseph, &c. Be- ~
nyn THE excellent, commodious and fa
- - l. vorlte passenger steamer ADMI-
RAJ, Capt. w. w. BAKER; Clerk, ROBERT A.
DARsT, will, on the opening of navigation, DIV as
regular packet TO the bove, and ali other inter-
mediate landings, on the Missouri river, remain
ing, permanently in the trade, and running regu-
larly during the entire season.
The Admiral has recently received MANY yaIu-
able improvements and additions rendering her
now, both as passenger and freight steamer equal
to any in the trade, and Captain Baker homes TO
receive at the hands of his old Missouri river
friends, the same liberal patronage so generously
extended to his brother. Shippers may rely upon
having their freight handled with the grea test care
and dispatch, and passengers are assured in tray
cling upon the Admiral, of being made TO feel al
ways, quite at home. For freight, passage, in
formation, &C., apply to -,
THO. BARTHoLow, Agent,
Marcn IL, 1901 Glasgow
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SUNDRIES.

NAILS-2O0 kegs best Wheeling, from Sd to
IN God, in store and for sale by
march19. .. MASON g. TOOLEY.
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POST OFFICE BOOK STORE.
a- FRESH ARRIVAL.
TUST received, and now ready for inspection
- and sale, .-..
School Books, Goodrich's Series;
Bertha and Lilly, by Mrs. Smith; ''
War in Kansas, by Col. Beaverton; .
War down East, by Major Downing;
Life and Sayings of Mrs. Partington;
Morning Stars of the New World-Parler;
Plu-K Bust by Doesticks-Poetry,
My Courtshlp & its consequences-W ickof;
Married not Mated-Alice Carey;
Ancient and Modern Historical works, Stories
for Children, and numerous other books, making
THE BEST ASSORTMENT
ever offered in Glasgow. .. .... --........
Also-Letter, Cap and Note paper, plain and
ornamental; Pens Ink, Pencils, Visiting Cards,
Patent Ink Stands, Envelopes. plain and fancy;
Albums and Port Folios, and numerous other ar
ticles too tedious 10 mention ... .
Ladies and gentlemen are invited call and see
for themselves. G.. CREWS
June II, 1856.
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By GERALD MASSEY,

FL IL. q.
...g M py GERALD MASSEY.
\.es+ m i-..s
All In our IN arriage garden
drew smiling up to God,
A BONNER flower than ever,
o beautifully unfathomably
Its little life unfurled;
Life's crown Of sweetness was our wee
White Rose OF all the world.
From 9ut a gracious bosom,
Oar bud Of beauty grew;
y. fed on smiles for sunshine, t7lg
Aye nesting warm and tenderly. y
Our leaves of love were curled ait'
So close and close about our wee
White Rose of all the world.
Two flowers Of glorious crimson
Grew with our Rose Of light;
Still kept the heaven-grafted slip,
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Navy supplies-Is57-'5s
Navy DspAnrsrrr.

Bureau of Provisions Clohiug March IL, 1857.
Navy supplies viii be received ., this bureau unl
m on Monaay the 2J day Of April next furnishing Bnd DC
gwen for every a. pounds
s.ooIyn. York, and 9ospo Virginia quaint
es ony Of he following articles as may be required or ord req from
andns officers OF The said during fiscal end
Biscuit Hour apples, piekes sugar. coffee beans.
The biscuit SHAH Be nude wholly from sweet saprne ur
the manufacture Of the 1885 1851 bur shall in III be
the dates Of The equns tor hr same and sla Se & equal ~
qualify and conform n size and shape 70 e SAMPLES which
dried packed and delivered iss Of charge 70 the Unr
scdbed, secured waersht
key or splr barIsls, at the option Of the bureau
III
reaaisi,an same shall pesejy sweet respects
S ne e. s ass a. @ b i, II
snsd sound bright barrels. half The may 0she
well hooped, with lining hoops equal
oa 70 a. Ss = d .a wo s S
quantity TO be in b ~ barrels
aey preceding The dates Of the for the
II The ssa sinai Ss sss qualify and sh,ns
aiey preceding the dates Of the acquisitions the
gallons Of medium @ The gallon and
and each eak shall then be ass With white vine vnsra Il At lsa
etaDss, vinegar eonarm Is.pees
a. me above and e
for at least Two years.
barrels containing whiskey, moases
gar and pickles ! be well painted with red lead 8
The shall according samples the said yads
and be dry and fit for packing;
The shall % quality hyson equal ,e samples
The coffee shall be equal Cuba according
be p s sia S %
the same "a pounds TO be taken as one bus he'll
g. s N
barrels, with whepne heads lie than ~ inch thick
not less than inch thick the barrels be
and y addition 70 have oaI iron one on each
inch width and 6h inch thick and shall be thoroughly
ed and placed IN the best shipping condition
The shall be OF the first quality quail the standard
the United States Pharmacop9ia, and shall contain
ace,ic acid shall delivered in respect
and shall be substituted
heads and ha be thoroughly coopeed and placed the
ike whskey wholly fom grain, sound
chanabe, and be full according the United States
and shall be ectfed shall be delivered in
oak with white the heads be made
headng well The not be less than
Inch thick, thick; and
ha coopered addon with three hoop
each bge n inch in width and lj6hnch thick and
hoop in widh l6hnch
free OF ali charge the United States
foregoing described aces embracing CASKS barrels half
this bureau direct the inspecting officer be appointed
Navy Depar All inspections be the place Of delivery
may inspected manuacture
will in all subject final Inspection the place OF dv
cry before bills signed therefor.
The pces all the foregoing nrcles be The throughout
the year, and bidders offer for articles.
All casks barrels and half barrels packages shall
marked with their and the contractors All the
half barrels of -four, pickles shall
on to the above the when manufactured married.
upon them. ,ttsst W ef5 45 54at tte ~
for e ensuing fiscal and hare reference TO such hare
The quantity articles required cannot be
aosualx cvufaI 1Ioxv l.snhu ktu kuo ohus.s
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BALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
NrW AND IMPROVED .aRRASGEMESTs.

NrW AND IMPROVED D.aRRANGEMENTs.
,,,uppr TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore, for Cumberland,
'l'i,nn ,nd dalp parts OF The West.
rsa astOuMoDATIoN TRAIN viii leave (rxeept
o. M, connecting win trains from fhadepha mrs!
da ~ @ washington (at Junciion) will stop stations and
ua .,na M Cumberland al O'Clock, p IN. u s
Tns VAL TRAIN Camden Station daily (ercep Sun
,sIs, o A. m reaches Wheeling BY connecting al
uod h trains Columbus Cincinnati, Dayton, fndianapo
M Cleveland, Toll do, Detroit, Chicago, b. Louis,
r.,,o and nt diate points.
oIio' '1hs EXpREsS TRAIN leaves daily D. connecting
h Cncinna 81 Lons Cairo Chicago, and
places The distance Cincinnati and other
I and southern places in West Is 0eay 100 mcs shorter
auaIled. =, :. -. c,..,.x.,, t.,.u..,,.
a p,ssensers aud baggage transferred points free.
the possible the ticket Office, Camden Sta
jon and at Washington city
IA "a seconded car 10 attached TO The mail train.
passengers % BamoIe OF Washington may peD the entire
ovsr NJ Oakland. They morning by
he express which leaves Cumberland at 250, and
reaches wheeling nt ., p NJ
Passengers Washington have ample time for meals at Wash
bs is ihe only route by which through tickets bagguge
checks can be obtained In Washington.
' FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
Tbe accom- CAS- will all stations OF
stations beyond Piedmont going
west ardy the mail train leaves Wheeling al Is
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts p m Except sunday,)
oppng way Leaves Frederick ., arriving
Tn EIi MILLS TRAIN leaves Camden station at g.
and 80, p. Leaves Eieou's Mills at 1885, m, and
"'''p "' w. 8. woODsIDE,
Ian 1--dtf Master Of Transportation.
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mo. $751;
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.


pursuance ofaw, FRANKLIN PIERCE, President Of the Uni
s ssss o. do hereby declare and make known ina
TERRroRr oHreoS the periods hereinafter designated
Al the land Office al onKaos Cry commencing on Monday M
tsnh da nat for the disposal Of the public lands within
The following named townships, viz;
North she baIs line and east Of the Wiameus meridian
Township and fractional township two, range
South Of the base line and east Of the Wiasiie meridian"
Townships one two, and three, OF range
Townships one, two, and three, Of range tuo.
Norh Of the base line and of ths Wiaae ts neridian.
Township one, OF ranges one, two and three.
South Of the base and Of the W;caefs meridian
Township ose of ranges one, two, and three. 5
Township hree Of ranges and two
Township seven ofrsnges tre, tATse, four, and fpe
Township eleven q ranges three Jo~. % aad fss.
% se on
ssna dsy Ssn g. ns aposs q ns public lands a
South Of line Of the Willamette msrdian
Sections hheen ncIusve quarter
The northeast quarter 3, section ,wsn%o
oftuwnship twenty tHo, Of range
he Of section The southwest quarter Of
sections eighteen nineteen twenty and
twenty eight iwcDinne thirty throne,
thirty q Of one 10 four
sve Of section fe lots ve inclusive and the southeas,
incus southwest Of the northeast of section
eight the as! half Of section he sa half ofhe
the southwest OF the southeast quarter OF the south
quarter quarter twelve,
sections M and nssn The northwest aaar Of
nne ncusve and the northeast Of The southeast
ye The east hall ana the norihwes, quarter Of section
o one and two The @ q me
thirty ree and ections thirtyiour and hryhve Of township
two Of section lots 6ve inclusive,
and the half Of the quarter Of section eight the wes
half southwest OF section half Of the
norbeas. quarter, quarter
inclusive, section fourteen the south half Of The
% ne % @ % @ e s1a
northeast and lots and two of section and
inclusive Of section eighteen Of township twenty-five
Township, tweniy-six and twenty seven of range re
Townships twenty six and seven, of range sin.
Townships and thirty eight Of
servaan, township
lions eight fifteen inclusive and section wenoar Of
THAT part township thysx reservation,
That township thirty south and Of the Indian
Sections four inclusive sections
twenty four incusve and sections 70 thirty three
Township ,hirty-six range sir.
twenty-five 70 wenIy-sx iaeusive OF township sec,
tons eleven inclusive seventeen eetee nineeen and
two TO nine inclusive and twenty and TWEEN
% and thirty on The section thirty and
thirty four Of township hryeigh sections nineteen to twenty
ship thirty nine sections eight inclusive eighteen
township forty, of range
South Of and of the Willamette
Township thirty eight s- incusive
een and twenty three twenty four and twenty five Of
appropriated BY Of schools, military,
other pu.poses, win be excluded from the sales
and will in the order in which they sdyer
closed kept weeks
entry Of The lands will be admitted until ae the
my city Of wa.hngton this
'' FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President:
THos A. HINDRIcKs,
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To Our Customers.

~ doing business the second time and forever for
tain company than paid al Indebtedness Amer which
,bev nubhed agency discontinued The object was
apparent effect has been ncreasi ,ur business
W have within ceased act tor others, for
which We have little ane paid them In FULL We
hope they publish until we have had time TO find good
hands quite full, the
ums FIRE navng exceeded one thousand dol
lursh present week. ~. 80. "a - :,
Ycu wisely ne companies would quarrel with would
he more likely quarrel with have long known we
ncned having paid widows and ophans an"
for re without lawsuits over since we have
been business T.. !,
sbow that il equal any, superior ALL aording S3
dividend for every bundled paid In.
We have also company among others, with
very large capital distributes its customers
OF all ts profts
We continue watch interest with ceaseess vs
lance.
Office 4sa street, below the General Post OBce
p become due have been promptly pad,
either by ourselves the companies.
Feb 2i--eOlm d .Et y !. )
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TO our SUBSCRIBERS.

ihe name OF person will books
he payment OF he subscription be made
Distant subscribers may money by letter. all
wiii DC assumed BY ourselves safe transmission.
The UvuNTRY PA EEi- N -.eea !, during ua sc
sions OF Cong eSs, and emiweekiy during recess
Subscriptions for period year viii be received on
terms proporicned TO the above annual rates.
U7PosTMAsTERs authorized our agents. and
by sending FIVE DAILY subscribers, ESQ snclesed os
sEMi-wEEKLY subscribers with gas enclosed
ttled a copy gratis
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InIPOHTAnT no COTTON PLANTERs,


undersigned and obtained letters the
and combination Of machine
converting continuous
from the gin through the various preparation and SHINING machine
~, until 1t Is ready for shipment or weaving
The saving will be at least cent?
fibre unboken and uninjured by the
used and
enange will be shout f cent stronger and heavier and
Of the world distaneing al competition
n advanced prices. tst&s .
The undeened prepared dispose of privileges his
oaent and planters terms, with complete
Obtain the best machinery, and all
other particulars application addressed 70
Dec 6-2awiyif GEORGE g. HENRY, Mobile.
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sale of Indian Trust Lands in Kansas Terri.
tory.
PROCLAMATION

PROCLAMATION
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES:
IN pursuance Of law, l. FRANKLIN PIERCE
States hereby declare and m.ke known that public
commencing Tuesday e h day Of Msy for The
he bene6t Of The Iowa tribe Indians
townships Of and ~ SAID eoy and ceded by
south Of the base line .ad of principal meridian
Townships one ranges feen, sixteen, sevenee es-
teen, ninteen, and twenty,
and swen Excepting crerssm few special grants
in the amounting IN the whole 70 eight hundred
Also Paoi Lykins county n said Territory commencing on
Of he lands in by he Unied for tha bene the
eonfedea.ed bands Of kasssa Peoria and Wea
d Territory and ceded by said coniedetted bands as aforesaid
to witi
South ftAs base line pri~epal msr,dian
Townships f,een sixteen seventeen, range twenty
Townships ieen sneen and seveneen Of range twenty one
Townsps een sixteen, seventeen, and eighteen Of
nshps een sixteen seventeen, eighteen, range
Townships ecn and eighteen of
Provision having
S hs Zach sa sal,
addition, that sections should be selected and
OF i. and also s and
for the %
SELECTED in the following townships above named, TO wt
Townships sixteen and sesenesn range ~ .wen,y,.yo
ty three.
Townships twenty hereby
set apart and reserved from sale.
Also at ecompon in said Territory commencing Tuesday
the twenty day the disposa OF
lands held In
situated within the undermen
esern portion OF the lands cedcd by
said Uelware Indians in trust as afoiesaid to wit
South Of ofths srfa principal
Townships seven, eight, nne eleven range
fifteen
Townships seven eight and eleven Of
Townships six eight, Mines en and eleven, OF
Townships sir, seven eight nine, and of eighteen
The terms said cash. received
placed the by the
sones duly appointed for the of classifying and vaunR
upon being made receipts duplicate will be
hefefe which will be delivered the purchaser
subsequently, for the lands
offering DAYS re-
spcctivey appointed will proceed in the order they
advertised with all despatch, until
been offered and the sales thus closed tle
Al purchases pd fer The day OF sale will reoered
following day at the risk OF the defsuting purchaser
under hand Washington this
day Of February, eighteen hundred and 6fy seven.
ny the President.
.H7t Gso. w. MAwrEHsy
Commissioner OF Indian Affairs.
NBNo authorized publish the foregoing adj
without special that effect from Com
missioner OF Indian Affairs. tt. Hsle"ra ..t
Feb 2s--swtl Iune
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Il. l.. FAINT, Jr., a. CO.,
Land Agents and Dealers in Exchange,

. Land Agents and Dealers Exchange,
LECOMPTON, KANSAS.
AND WARRANTS located aud sold on commission Lnnd
IL sold pre- -emptors time
z Locations made on sjont account" f5
The active Of the firm engaged the United States
surveys will be able make choice
Business through Sweeney, Rienhouse, Fant, Co. will
be forwarded 10 f##
h. Il 81 Y Z .J.a !. 1
Sweeney, Rienhouse, FAINT, CO.. Bankers, Washington
DC.
L. w, Clark, Dodge. x Co., Bankers, New York.
Drexel & Co., Bankers, Philadelphia.
Josiah Lee h Co., bankers, Baltimore. III
Fowic, 6nowden u Co., Bankers Alexandra, Va.
X. n Maury Co., do Richmond, Va
II. b. Merrell q Co., do New Orleans
John ]. Anderson Co., do st. Louis, Mo. t'
March IS--wl&deolm
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d. Issrnos Hotel, Psnnyvania betioeen lin ana
18th areefs, Washington, ID. O.
nIE PROPRIETOR begs friends and fhe public
that recently established the most modern
improved principles with saoon private dining roos and fur
nshed in engaged competent and pro-
French cook recently arrived from Paris where ne
gained rate artist his business
and proprietor himself distinguished reputation, both
country Of The best artiss and cater
ers he Aate himself give satisfaction to
those who may favor him with their patronage N .
well supplied win the chocest
wnes liquors. gaae delcaces Of the Hot
and cold m until i2, The proprietor has
received stock o cham
pagne cae with general assortment Of he nnes,
Iqueurs tues, which he one lower han
any other city, per busket single bottle
dinner parties furnished and attended TO on the
skortest notice any part city Ice cream, jelly pumber
and all description OF confectionery business
Ian1-
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EOR SALE or rent, that very desirable 10

TOR SALE very desirable lot OF ground
OF Third and Indiana avenue, containing
about 9, 900 square feet more or less. -
Aso very large double ~ by As feet three story with
basement all modern mprovementsgas, hot
and cold water furnace also, stabe
house, This would suit foreign
Of The cabnet gentleman desirous or
obtaining fine house. -.
Streets or FAINT the bankinehose Of swseny Ren-
bouse Faot A On.
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WEAR BOOK OF Facts In Science and ART for 1851.
One volume. Embracing the more important ds
coyee In mechanics and the
useful arts philosophy electricity chemistry, zoology hot
any, geology and miueraiogy meeorcogy astronomy &c
Feb get FRANck TAYLOR
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mo. 674.l
Notice

In relation to the Removal Of tho Land Office from Renica
to San Francisco, in California.
accordance provisions Of the Congress entitled
authorizing changes the location Of land Offices p
approved 1853 hereby declared that
public BsMcIA, the
California; will be removed the city ofSAN FRAscco
early a period practicable.
pecise will by
register receiver Of the Benicia land Office
Given hand, the city Of Washington, this 10th day
January, A. d. 1857 sF5e
BY order Of the President:
THOS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Jan l7-law6w Intel. nSiarJ
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UNITED STATES NAVAL CoUsr or INQUIRY.
9a Washington, February 26, 1857

THE Judge noce for the information OF parties
the let econ OF the act OF Janu
ay will respectively be advised by the department
desirable iha, in presenting themselves they should
n,r. win ist IN they have
moned specifying which OF the respective heads OF 'or
mentioned IN the their testimony 10 ne
snp,ed suggesting delay which may
he reauiye3, and n respect of what w1nerscs .L
w rh sst n 50 - L. M. CARLISLE, Judge Advocate,
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John III. Buthmann,

NOTICE Road Coptractors-It being The intention OF
lv Washington and Rockvie Iufn
pike Company 10 gravel the first toll It's m
nus a the nr address
ply undersigned the subject on or before the oih OF hp
next. JoHN y bhfN =,
pall No. 30 Louisiana avenue.
j. G. LEWIS,
rcb "a a,aw,f Seventh street.