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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-26
Fresh Arrivals,

OF GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.
I N HHDS. prime Sugar
/ ~ 800 Loaf and Crushed and PlzIareF Sugar.
$50 boxes Havana Sugar; DiHss Holland GINS
500 bags choice Baltimore 100 51Is N1assss;
C0dse 1000 SACKS lue Sul:;
so do Laguyra Caft5e @ boxes Cheese
50 do Java Coffee $50 cass- best English Soda
500 boxes, halves and guarlsrs3gU boxes bar SOAP.
Star Candles 50 bags Ginger;
so DO Virginia Tobacco 100 dozen painted Buckets.
finest brands, casks Nader;
go dozen Oysters 80 bags AuspIGs
$50 packages MackeFel; 100 bags Pepper
10000 Cigars all grades; 10 boxes Quart and go boxes
1000 bags Shot, assorted Pint FIasss:
500 lbs bar Lead 500 U-mIfflns. as48rfsf=
$4,000 G. ID. Caps, DO cerJ1us best Indigo.
IS coils Cotton Rope s ra=k- SULPHUR.
81 bales Spanish Moss 20 barrels Crackers:
80 nests Tubs, 50 casks L01H1u Porter
casks Seignett Brandy; 2UI Market Baskets:
- casks indian City sWee5J1 barrels Risky, all grades;
Wines 30 do Brandy, Gin, ana Rum
no barrels Old Port Wine
go do hns Whisky. together vii Id a general va
refy Of Groceries, receiving and Will be s1lT
trade BY TdecI3T LANIER. PHILLIPS a. 90.
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VALUABLE lAPNoYED CRY LOTS FOR

nNE Lot fronting Maple street so feet running back
- 100 feet with superb Brick UW cling, containing or
10 rooms good eisi-ru. Smoke mouse. &c.
ALSO Lot fronting l2j feet Pearl street and 100
feet deep, with GOOD story Brick House containing or
20 rooms servants, rooms kitchen good well, smoke
house e- Boh Lots Gaey set with ghTuObeTy, sh8de and
fruit trees, and will be sod accommodating terms APP
ply To- NANCE az WOODWARD.
JAMES ". MURRELL. or
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Staple Goods,
FANCY AND SOLID COLORED
PRINTS,

IhINIOl
Of all Qualities and Manufacture
DunnelI & Co., Gloucester, Burn, Flo
renee, Washington, Franklin, A. &
w. Sprague, Richmonds, Con-
estoga, American, Frank
fort, P. Allen & Son, Manches-
ter, Cocheco, Briggs, Bay State, Ro-
persons, Lyon Company, HOyle IS and
A Double Purple English;
And all the different makes of English
Prints of all widths.
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TILE NILlisCRIItEllS

ITAYE just opened q very handsome assortment OF
4 Furnishing Goods, comprising a great variety o.
Gloves, SuspendeTs, Week Ties, 8I4cE and F4acv sticks
Linen Cambria HaHdkerchies Lambs Wool add Cotton
half Hose Gents Shawls and MlH.ers &C.. &c. an Of
which viii be sold at fair prices
septic # CLIFTON & ABgCTT
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Harvey In Nashville.

tuE eminent HARVET," 80 well known t1 every zen.
4 teman IN Philadelphia the most successful Gutter
OF garments s now % our est-1.lmsUr. 30. IS Cedar
tine az cs1ortnsut o. CiJhs Ca7si-Taa 1f Vezuy3 "a
we're ever displayed IN Nashville uu- STOCK u Ready
Made Cl1EIHg both gentlemen and Youths Is now r4f
and our ur1Isl.u g Department C1G-s every artcls
comprised aEder that bead.
OcI14-U CLIFTON & EEUDTV
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RTn1icn.

Notice
y election Will be held Planters B3Ek of I-uues
- see, Nashville, Monday 2i March next Tor eleven d
TeeloFs 10 serve The ensuing year.
d. WEAVER, CASHIER.
PlIntsrs Bank, Nashville. Feb. Aim
N ESS sHAD.
TBNHI fsyOts Fish selling BY retail store Of
n IfebS] VESSEL Z, THOMPsON.
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o THE CONSUMERS UF CORN HEALIN
NASHVILLE

I HAVE started Mill 10 the ci-y, and win Keep on
i hand, fresh Meal, o. No lU7 SouJ1 sumner street
all orders attended To- and viii sell at the Lowest cash
city, and will deliver to customers in any part n the
Prics. J. W. CALDWELL,
msyl8-u Agent.
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New AWcGH0FB EEnUgp

Post Office, where viii sell every evening Advance
made CoBsi umen Sale positive and without re
serve .dec@3-it. 4, FOX
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WE will buy Land Warrants Of all denominations at tn
w best market price, ,n0v2ll Al. DUNCANS co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-15

Afey giving three cheers bs non Jembs "u 49,
three for and three for uou fernands Vel
three Hoa ID vh G. Broderck. and three fr H94k
Jo,p Kelly o, the company adjourned To meet asas =
their psrt n guar needing -
JAS IoyIs Secretary. JOHS MURPHY. ChairrA-
CErI0R VETERAN OOkPs OF Isls-rHK uOsRR
- viii meoI at the Seventh Ward HosA lib Masson ss~
March 70, at half two o'clncs r. In t.
uucrm ray funeral honsr deceased ovoshar -
papse RAiner the sixty eghh OF bis $3.50
VI be pro the occasion eunctna 4ttandence
queeted BY o-'er IL. kAfhOND. CosadL
ISAAC N PBYyE. Aaja'aut.
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THE MILITARY.

1fH WAHD REaiMSHT.-THE OAPrAINs or "a
sevefsl con p~hss this ward hesoSy NOTIFIED
tend sCesiA N tei % no he'd st VaAhtngtOa ait
o. Heuiy "a cs,b>r,ne sr'ets. tia DAY. 1suadayJ a
oeocs To e1.c, ootnse vHeAut by tho resgaaa =
JOHN oEOCKsrr. Leu q.
SG. .s 5 1ss. s. "1s1'' }o.mnisses.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

SynFAP III ssRsL ROOK5-PU a4IgaEO BY a. vAGA
Y sNapoved o Chatham ousa>n8
Jsanee lvoAseys RUIZ from 80 ossU 81; r Pssga
Vusu trU 10 ossts tn ~ 90 vosays's r~Aasosho A H.
nonasx 81; Ao SC Tho vads ssPphed.
TAILS JOUbNAL or EsLfH AIMs TO PRsvudY
III disesss b. iudu dries sdvi ms<io1
nor s1vooaie< suhtoes treated tas -
esse A1d Crime Cause 0 irsaoky and @u,6e Family ds1
n, Made esppy. ssdtir 0Asvisss rosaos 70 sespAsE
OLrral HeAlh How 10 LIN LOag Qure 81 Cons Invuxo1
zoe n.ils 40 Ne 1 ve<oy areof and ri BroAAw sag.
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EXPRESSES.

yeyArp or CUBA EMPRESS or p. O. BONBALtss a
| 90 Havana We forward freight ard parcels f,r All
r.r,s al Cuba BY every mail steamer w. Havana Our
Tess will leave on tuesday nex by the Y. g. s>smer
mike CITY Freight rusi be delivered 70 the day be-
fore With statement Of contsns nod value for clearing Il Gus
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lust PUBLIt HtD
81 Bu1kIEYs MELODIR5
Psr4
70 new So popular eougx
surgbV
BUCKLEY's Nav ohLEAN5 sEkENAD01A,
No 6s5 Broadway New york
CoSrAInIrG
Ei< me Quick and 60 Looss The Hen aOA IL ~
tDHase by the Sea Wont
kks~p ~ks6ink lay. Corn Hustinx.
OH nAyo fsssu TIE Elo Duck
pb1u Ross etghusgaie
tcsrking sukday Night. Evangosa
OATS 30. Abe vi IN tho DsA-
I'm tho 1ue TIA, Smiles. TsEe Away the s-s~.
he1s IN Kisa but Neve~ rua,
Ccth bacs nue. Love. Ny Mays Grave.
Ola "a IN HONE NsIiv LsAe
~ Nsry Ann. Wilio~ 0Aa.
Porty sing. buck ey rleeoipx 8oag.
- ne One 70 Love When
Bucs leyr rltatlug Song. Railroad aoux An
,cpse~ sru, free By mail We the pstoa a.
cerH z. j OOZ ANS Publixsos
No vi -A~sAn YAn.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


A RrE.stAN w6LtS-rHk SUBS UBER ENQmnm
"A AtsiAn wells and boring for vatss has besn enea4
In this business thirty years hss recepty horeA
for John fsytos Co I. tcer saloon and iniernateae
~ Broadway: also wells Tor principal srowvss, 49,
re1aess and others 1 with csntisn The psbbs 49,
frauds 10, bo~eo them parties claiming V haze -
aof pipes used this busfness A1dro1
john DisbroW 81 Walker street. u TIE OasntAa rsR
dry. % Duane street
fyHJNEsk SUGAR CANE-SOK0BUM sA9CH AR AYVW
~ IN large and mall sale tho axrouka -
warehouse and ssed Of 4. L. ALLEN, 1ss and IN We
Ter sstet
NOUsrERs FOR uorsLs TAILoRs GROCERY DR1
~ Socds and fsnr, tor In nseluea0e
removing Id counters or furniture taken IA exchange, -
bowery.
fNREAT AND UrUsUAL IrUUOhMkurS
" Twenty hve per cent discount
viii be until further nOtk0o -
AL cash purchases OF
LOOKING 8LAo5ke, FIGURE FRAMES
EkGRAvIr4s AhTt~Ts' MATERfAIS 10. "a.
vbcb vii be sold inaeYesaPsy 'he asdacsoa = 49,.
too IRON ~ immeIAe ard great variety u
Fine engrAstrgs
Owen zach purcnAser.
WILLIAMS. s1Aykss, WILLIAMS CO.,
No 3Ss Broadway New Y0k.
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zAUTFUL SPRING MAErfLLa6,
adapted 70 preec = reaaop's wesr,
In velvet, tsffeta and MORE antique.
An exquisite assortment.
VIII DO opened Motdsy, March 6
GEO BULPfN,
ISL Broadway
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AJ0U sLOvEs-THE CORsUxsA5 AVID cUKydA:
sers tha aric quesed tn examine the iaside OF
en- AMI owe for the signs ure 3ajou" which each pair
Aims protect themeeves from Jrchss,ng Al inferior
cie Though the Of parties
III Bscu glovea-
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kHIy SPRING nANTfiLAs,
| Al pvtsL viii be opened this day.
|lask velvet nsnnlAs,
|" MORE
4" silk
surnls nsnullAs al of The pewea nd NOD desirable
| - last received.
JACKSON BKEhSk,
New nApsiiia house,
IA Hudsou sreSA
a fec doors abovs OAnAl axeek-
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DENTISTRY.

DENT1Sfttns
A Rr1rrcrAL rEgrB.-M LEvETT's NEW AND IN
n proved atmospheric pressure plates for artificial teeth
are rera kabe for heir increased sdhe7ion and poser %
infnisely superior the ordinary
rate-Ase well sdasted for he conpuous desired
fbse saripg requiring artificial teeth ~l snd much
eir AdyAase examine bis great mproy eraeni before
porbinf spparsus and every useful Improvement Of the
Denus u wsyerey place, Broadway Established lS.
me ROWE BLAEnNY HAVE TtKRN ROOMS AT
~ ~ sith avenue sAhr gon place r.eth
I'd vthos ~ harness prveees not feerng aud used
By oer psaeutoner N this city. Operations sureeA
OK ecban the most Approved prn-
cipka The circumstances Of The poor cossdcrcd
DRyTIsrRY--Dn r. o. DrRKfr CANAL srRgsY,
~ varssx cd Ne iTs (1ew as inv~ss attention.
ha and successul nperence Daily ope->itons
pew sr6 harmless benunens aSsnt preventing ~ pa1a,
Prices roderNte
nErTrsrHY,-TuR LATE PARTNERSHIP EXISTING
~ between Burteh smith hsvng been dissolved 81 the
ce.h of Dr Burd~i the bu snesa viii Be coonu~d hy RI
SAITH SO Fourth street, two pocks west OF Bro.dway
ANEW TNvErTIsa or ARrIrrCr AL TEETH WITH
~ out neal plate ~ casps-Dr. 4. " sf9saa0Np est
reeours tighter then be Inssrts1
whcu extracting ts-sh ard prsvN~ pervo,s
ser sston Witch pcrceain unsvodsbl, causes
rHosF PERSONS surrsRISa From roors.cgs
should avoid ali dent alta who pretend 10 err.rt teeth
process much than The old fashioned tnrnsey;
nervous people should The painless system prscussd By
w pr,s,s, eaIgFyS, % ru.,u A., sx,9slru
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HAEeE OF LADIES' COSTUME
EARLY SPRING MAsr1ILS,
Beautiful rich and new
win be opened on Monday, March l6
GEO. BuLelN,
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

SANUEL PARKMAN rUCKKRMAN. EsQ., NUS, DOC
= vi deliver hA le tue UPON Church Music In The I'D
World In tho New" recently resA him befr- tbs
bosom Ciub Pope Chapel, Monday evening" 10th
inst, nj clock Ttctets % ccnia MAJ DO obsAasd Al the
uus'c stores and ~ hs door
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-15

L,OR sALH II JERSEY Crri-fvo sRovE svoNs
IL nont houses, fronting vanvor8 ALEC foaS
houses J~sey HAmiIAoa aqaare OF hem
b . houss- al Ne above nsv. wish AL As
desn improvements. with cold and baihs 10 Aiso
thres brst houssa two shrss anA baasuk we cscuass
for Who a. pay shout oe(e 81 On, The
NAV remain on bond Srd mntsnss Ass larss asuse On
bergen BnL sxA ~ slve p Of osnd. ven csnuasrd for
arstcass boarding house An ne above vii be so Ne
renewable krms and pA Of he money remain
bead and moeteags Inquire q yONn1 hAfdwArs aore M
street JSrN<Y City
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ALEX ARDKR 4 Co, NO. CANAL srsssr AND
III Hu6soa street dealers IN wnAlsoone And quilted
usvs Of the mershAnb u Nsw York. and tAoas visiting
Icity 70 cal ana ernnnine thsR essAblshnent VorhtaG
n ccues by scam they spAbe1 70 al orders ~ he
|asa si.A The most reasonable ssrms osbsr ~
ro~ or piece All kinds OF whA ebooe and quilted skwA
cufoVss sbeeung table linen pillow csses towssios.
N ubrs collars wrist bands bosoms Sewing fer stesm
In hfSes private families done In tho neaAess manner
ouidkest une possible.
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RESTAURANT.

d. p~nois Hotel Pennsylvania avenue, bsoesn I7 and
lsm streets, Washington, ID. O.
THE PRoPRIE OR begs to inform his friends and the public
that this restaurant recently established the modern
and improved principles with saloon dining fur
nshed In the ate .e, engaged competent and
fssona French cook recently arrived from Paris. he
gained exisn his
and ms the proprietor himself has distinguished reputation both
france AVID this of the best and
he faers hsef fail give satisfaction
those whs may f'vor him with their patronage.
Attached TO the . supplied with the choicest
Wines liquors, and other d.caces Of the season Hot
and cold lunch rom H. until IL, The proprietor
received stock
claet with general OF the finest
iqueurs preserves tuies &C. which he offer than
other house in the box, basket single bottle
Private dinner supper and
shortest notice any Ice cream, jelly plum
ard all description OF confectionery business.
Jan 7--eod3m
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IMPORTANT TO COTTON PLANTERS,
ny which their Incomes must be dnnhled

THE undersigned has invented and obtained letters from
United and combination ms
for converting seed by process
from The gin through the preparation and spinning
~, until s ready for shipment weaving.
The will be
ad made from fibre unnured
aons OF the machinery
W will be fifty heavier
ill command the markets Of the WORLD dancne competition
IT advanced prces.
The undersigned dispose Of privileges
and complete
sirucons how OBTAIN
other necessary particulars application addressed to
Dec 6-2awiyif GEORGE q. HENRY. Mobile.
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, nitod states f>ascns Ounce,
Wa.hinptou JaDuatv Is57

IN the petition Of T. Perkins OF GAINESVILLE, Ohio and W. Nc
Mahon Philadelphia, Pebnsy praying the
patent granted them the 18th rl, ls43 for
Improvement "caston wheels for ocOm,uves,"
years from expiration of SAID PATENT which takes
10Th day of April, 1857
heard Patent Office
Monday, Both of March IL o'clock all
notified appear why
said petition ought mol TO be granted.
Persons the extension required he the Patent
objections specially forth wrsg twenty
days Of hearing all testimony flied by either party
said hearing taken and
with rules OF the Office. which will furnished
appncaion.
The testimony will closed 20th Of
epostons, other relied testimony
the Office before the morning of that day the
ments, any within days thereafter. ...
Ordered that this notice be published in tho Union ine
Evening Argus Phi'adepba DAILY News, New York and
Ono, week for three
Both Of March the day OF hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
PsEdors above papers will please copy and their
bills the Patent Office, with containing this notice.
Ian lQ-laR3W
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I ,p>T LAND wARRANT.-The public nouaed tina
Ii bounty land No. II, 100 so acres Marrh
1885, issued to William Cuse of Georgia, I'd November 1855
mailed Washington city,
Pension Once, directed Allan,
informs has received i 1t having
by other
therefore believed be lost; said
It's the said William has died.
hereby declare intention apply f duplicate
the sioner of Pensions and tn lie
ding for the lost warrant JAMEA CRUISE,
WILLIAMSON CRUISE
awRup
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Proposals for steel-Platc Printing.

oyrIoH surKRIsTKNpENr PUBLIC FRINrINo,
Washington, January 9, 1857,
PROPOSALS will be this Office until the 10Th
January INSTANT l. O'Clock, for pntng from STEEL In
highest style of the 400 coes from each Of "a
landscapes and outline sketches and copesfom each $50
quarto cacacae history and botany
illustrate the Report Mexican Boundary the
OF the Senate United States.
Bidder will the for printing each 100 copies Of said
plates and the time they will require for executing the
IL 10 be distinctly understood that bids will be entertained
with, thu work bid for.
this offce,
contract will be entered with, bonds win
bidder faithful
Proposals he addressed O. Seaman Sup rinendn,
Public PRINTING Washington, Co. and endorsed "Propoa for
SresLPia Printing!
A. @. SEAMAN,
Jan e-eodtleh lint x Starl superintendent.
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mo. 6T2.]
BY the President OF the United states.

IN pusuance ofIaw FRANKLIN PIERCE Of the Un
public ofers. the
Se e. -. o. Iowa u. pe9a % s
day May most fo N Disposal o. the public lands situated wih
the following named 'owHships viz;
Of Of sAs ma P.neipai msrsdian
Townships ninety nine and hundred, range teH
Townships ninety eight ninety nine and ont hundred OF rans
Townships ninety eight and hundred Of range
rowaships ninety nine hundred. of ranss itssn
Tow ssps o. ey nine and one huaa d. Of range toaesn
Townsbip oae uadred of rargs sspsrtse~
T'wHship ons hundr-d. OF sang- iDsaiy
Townsh nnery and hudsd OF twenty fhys
T.~nnps ninsy ,oT ninety ass; nj sy .i. nan.y seven
Al the snd once FORT DoD0e, commencing Mondsy
s e.r day y Aay nrt TOR the disposal Of tho public lands
si'aaiea Within tue following named townships, viz
North Of A pr.npai merldsan
ninety ssh. nias,ynns d-d rngs nssniyss
un ssss uins.nl'e os AID ons hund d. rang
Townips ninety four ninety and one hundred OF range
Town h,p ous hundred, of range tpsnty-esM.
At.hs and oaeea ,oUx SIrY commencing on Monday fh
fourth day % q Msy ne for h dpS,s o. the public lands
North of the base line and Of the mn principal meridian
Township ninety four of range thirty;four. ..
TOWNSHIPS nns,y0ar az and ninety s oi range 's
Townships nney SIX and and NINETY asvsn Of range ,ays
Township ninety seven, Of range forty.
Township. nns.y six and n,ney seven of range t0r0Hs
Township Ninety SIX, Of range Jorsytem
Township ninety SIX, OF range JoTtyJppe
Townships ninety of range Jorty-siI
Town hips ninety five and ninety of forty
Fractional townships ninety four ninety fye and nineysiH OF
range Jorty-eigM Hta *
appropriated by law for the of schools military and
purposes together swamp overfowed
thereby unfit for culvaon any, the
entitled An enable the State Of Arkansas and Oe
lands within their
september %, 1885, Oiu be srcluded from the sales.
The offering above will BE-
appointed and the order which they
until whole shall have been offered and the sales thus
shall be longer than
private entry of the lands will be admitted after the
expiration of the weeks .. .n.... ...
Given under my hand city Washington,
December Domni thousand eight hundred
fifty six FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY President; '..
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
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United States Patent Once,
Washington, Decsmber 30, 1856.

IN the petition Joel W. Andrews Of Bridgeport Pennsylvania
praying the extension of him the 2l
of March, si3 for Improvement la burnng bricks"
from the expiration Of said PATENT which takes place
2ls day Of March, 1857
ordered that the said petition be heard the Patent Office
Monday 9th March, 1857, IL O'CLOCK, all
notified appear and show cause they why
said peuucn ought not to be granted s-.....
opposing file
Office their objections specially forth in writing ea,
before the day Of hearings all testimony filed either
be the said hearing
with the rules Of the oce which will be furnished
plicaion.
The testimony in the viii be closed the 9th Of February
dispositions, and other relied testimony
flied in the Office before morning that day agu
mcnis. u any, within ten days thereafter
Ordered, also, tins notice published in the Unon
and Evening star, Washington D. CT Republican,
Pennsy'vanlaD Pbadelphia Daily News, New York
and Post, Boston, Massachusetts, week for
cessve weeks previous the 9th of March the day Of
ing.
... CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
p SEdto Of the papers will please COPY and send
their bills the Patent oce with containing this
3wf
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WANTEDPesons desiring give private dinner parties
be supplied with fstcas. Fnoh cook at 81 for his
vices appicanon gAUTIERs REsTAURANT,
Dec 6-2aw3moi o52 Penn, av, between 18th and l3th.
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10. IA NENDHIChb1 -
Of the General Land Once.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled the right Of pre- empon any
within the townships and Of townships above
ted required establish the the satisfaction Of the
land Office thercf
practicable seeing this
pointed for the the pubic
bracing otherwise claim will be
THO5. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Once.
Dec az lawi3w
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ALMANACH DE GOTHA for 1887, giving tI,e house.
n holds and personnel Of each government OF Europe.
Imported per steamer Europa by
Jan 81 FRANCK TAYLOR,
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Notice


TRAssPoRrATIoH OFFICE ALRxAsDRIA WARRINGTON r. R.
after Monday, the 5th Of January will be
the depot Of the Alexandria and Washington railroad
tween the hours and be forwarded WASH
ngon and ALSO between the hours Long Bridge
ton, forwarded TO Alexandra,
Freight articles forwarded Alexandria be pre-
paid.
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e.. DEPARTMENT..
Hon. Jefferson Davis, Secretary of War. In the Secre-
arys Office proper there chief clerk subord
clerks two messengers, and four watchmen. The fol-
lowing bureaus attached to this department.:
Commanding Generals OFceThis office, at the head Of
which is Lieutenant General Scott, is at New York.
Adjuant Generals ODice.-Co Samuel Cooper Adjutant
General Assstants-Leut Col. W. G. Freeman, Major
George Deas and Captain Seth Williams Judge Advocate,
Major John f. Lee Nine clerks and messenger In this
office kept all the records which refer to the Of
the army, the rolls &C. 1t is here where all military COM
missions made out.
Quartermaster Generals O6ice.Gen. Thomas g. Jesup,
general Charles Thomas, assistant quarter
master general; Captain NJ NJ. Clark, district quarter
master Major H. c. Wayne in charge of clothing branch
eleven clerks and one messenger.
Paymaster Generals OceCol. B. f. Larned, paymaster
general Major ST. Clair Denny, district paymater eight
clerks and one messenger.
Oonmissary Generals O6ice-Gen. George Gibson, COM
mssary general assistant Captain A. E. Shras six clerks
and one messenger.
Surgeon Generals QGce.--Gen Thomas Lawson surgeon
general assistants, Dr. R. @. Wood and Dr. Richard H..
Coolidge; three clerks.
Engineer OiceGeneral Joseph G.. Toten, chief engi-
neer assistant Lieutenant John D. Kurtz five clerks
messenger. ...... s. ....... ....
Typographical BureasCol j. J. Albert, colonel of the
corps; assistant, Lieut. NJ l.. Smith; four clerks and
one messenger.
Ordnance Bureau.-Colone H. r. Craig, colonel of ord,
assistant Captain Wm Maynader eight clerks and
| messenger.