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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-02-21

V1INE JEWELRY, BREAST-PINS. EARRINGS, FIN
IL ger-rings, Chains Seals and Keys, &C..
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-02-21

Office of the Will. & Man. n. II Co.,
WILMINGTON n e. January 23 1857.
In ACCORDANCE WITH A RESOLUTION PASSED
by the stockholders of the Wilmington and Manchester
Railroad Company. their ninth annual meeting the
18th Of November special meeting will be held at Ma
c. H. s. c., Tuesday the 24th of February 1857.
WIN. A. WALKER Sec'v.
January 27, 1857. ly-td.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-02-21

a MEXICAN PATENT DRYER.-WE HAVE
"A Just received very large supply of the American
DRYER which far preferable to Iharge and other dryers
heretofore used, and much cheaper.
PESCUD 4 GATLING.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-02-21

| I'D ERFUMERY AND SOAPS.-PESCUD &
Il GATL1NGS Drug Store is the place get the most
fragrant Perumery aud Emolent Soaps of every variety
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-02-21
JAMES HI. STRUM,
General Agent and Collector,
OXFORD. N. C. Ia

Joseph 81. Gooch Granville Co.. N G.; Hon. A. W. Ven
able, BrownsviIle, N. c. R N 4 D. C. Herudon Oxford
N. c.; r. A. Young, Petersburg Va. !,
February Il, 1867. sss55asssss 5ssss 24-sw1y.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-02-21
Office n. C.. Mutual Insurance Co.
RaJEIcu l.,nuarr Sn 1897

Raleigh, JAM %, 1857. Is
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-02-21
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA-WAKE
~ CNIrNTY.-In EauitY.-The Heran Mining ComnauY

Feb. l, 1857.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-12

TUE BEUNswICK HorEi.
JHmyu street, 81 jams,
Ic-dn.
Firt el oaom1odsIons for fAmu 80 and senls1nsn a,
second g l,s Nries.
., New prapretOr, NJ. HgGBRs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-12

<yHAfewORTH HOrkL, kparsOG DERBYsaIRu
" Inshnd WILLIAM JsPsoN me proprietor, bees y
inform vsters W rngand hat he Chats wcrth
Hotel In sused in Chasworh Park. and In the mmessta
vicinity OF the prircelv resdrcs Of Ae Duxe OF Devorsh
palace adorned with chef OF and literally euN
besed BY The hotel offers every crnfovt and ss
cnwmcation tourists and whn distances of h
N Derbysh which hss nappop ats
" been compared n Switzerland The kIdsnd Rsssy in
tersecrg England between Loudne AM York bysnch
" Rovsey station, whore omnibus from the hotel e>sn
train Ths shord7 tenhrl drive through psrss
fare sSpence NJ "A large public pnrlor scorR-
modaiior " a'ia ard rentlsraen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-12

IA EIsSsE BROTHERS
w imDorers and iOtbe-r N Millinery goods,
AZ JOAN street, near broadway,
Hsye jus received tir new iah Cords consstng q SKe
ard well geettri stock a
french fowsrp snd fenferr
kmeyicsn howerx,
~ cns, titk sslra anf ssivet-
sir1v end fesuul.ah lt1rdrr rBf irTve1,
Pnnce ltres e'rlngr stslff. &c -
Hrsy r. nrr BNn 1VcAeO Wnch t-y JfeT - re rte9 ~
n. low ~ rTcsa.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-12-15
8. UEMINGWAY.

HOMEPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Having located in Hillsdale, would respectfully in
Nte citizens of Hlsdale and vicinity who have need
Of medical COUNSEL to test the virtue OF Homo
patty Many years experience in AAops,nle pracnee,
dies enables him TO assure the public that homeopathy
Is absolutely cectua In removing disease than
ny potons and what worse their subsequent
bsneful influence All diseases treated success
and ali that is asked of an intelligent public TO establish
this declaration patronage and careful observation OF
the success Of practice and the success OF
other systems and compare them. Diseases OF Women
and Children will receive special attention.
= 'RxrEEEscEs.-E. Loyejoy and E. B. helps, eminent
once and residence over san'1 wilson's Grocery and
frsii:S Gii:sSals, sSt Act is.S, isS1. 1857. rOn ~
"A Just received aud Cor sale by BALDY BRO.
OAULDRON AND X CAUTDRON KETTLES FOR
4 } sale at the HILLSDALE FOUNDRY.
nUMP FIXTURES FROM THE CHAIN TO THE
L Spool, including nne Tubing, for sale y by ,ovn
II the best In use, just received and for sale by
DAPER HANoiNGs, A FINE ASSORTMENT AZ
fkAIIs
DELLs FOR SHEEP AND CATTLE AT $1,000,
4 GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF GOODS NOW RE
N ceiving and foI sale very lowe PRArrs.
D0OTs AND SHOES VERY Low
COARSE, Fine and Sack Salt, Constantly on hand at
~ MOTT WHEATONS.
WRAPPTNs PAPER OF ALL SIZES ESR SALE BY
MoNEY-eold and Silver taken At par in eIehs
T.ADIEs CL0TH-A good assortmentH
IL ~ h.&w!s
RoBbs-whi's Robes, B''ll'ns',s' x.vY
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WILLARD,S HOTEL.


FORMERLY HILLSDALE HOUSE. THE SUBSCR1B-
havir leased these premises for number OF years
has thoroughly retired and furnished the House.
king ii equal to any Hotel in So thern Michigan for
c4mbrt and convenience to the travelling public This
Hotel is pleasantly located, and in the most central
part OF the village. G. WILLARD.
.d~ Ocf
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SHATTCCK,S HOTEL.

SHATTCCK,S HOTEL.
BY SnATTUCK BRO, CORNER MAIN AND BACON
Streets, opposite Court House Square, Hsdale, Mich
The subscribers having purchased this House, and new
y Htted and it for comfort and convenience
OF the public, would solicit lher pa ronage.
A ". sHATrUCK, lOctl35Il l.. u. SHATTCCK
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MERCHANT TAILORING
STEAM FOUNDERY.

(succEssoR TO W. WEIGH, a co.,
Manufacturer of Stationery Engines
~ RIST AND SAW MILL GEARING, HORSE POWERS
" Thr shing Machines and Soperators, Hay, Straw.
Corn Stalk Cutters Plows, Cultvators, Morising Ma
Chimes &C. &C., Patterns furnished to order. Old Cop
per, Brass and Iron wanted.
oct1557 8. CHANDLER, Agent.
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MERRlCk e. CHAPLIN.
MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN ALI. KIND
Of Cabinet Furniture Chairs, hooking Classes Mat
rasses, Picture Frames Gilt and Rosewood Mouldngs
00rders from abroad will receive prompt attention
Ware-room directly opposite Exposition Building, Mau
NEE street, Adrian, Mich. oct13'57
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Fashionable Drapery and Tailoring

ID ALL ROAD STREET, BETWEEN MANNING AND
III West Streets. The subscriber wishes to return his
sincere thanks to those friends who have favored him
their attention TO the and we'll selected stock OF
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTGS, &c.
He has just received from New York City, all OF which
he feels to sell at the lowest price pattern,
make into garments may suit the purchaser.
f-V Cutting done on HIS own Invented and Improved
system and warranted TO be inferior to bu supe-
rior TO most. N B.-An Apprentice wanted.
Hillsdale. Oct 18th. R.R ROWE.
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UII.I.snAl.E EXiu iNi;E,

BYS. O. HoE;. OPPOSITE THE PASSENGER fI0CSE
connected with plank walk, aud face Omnibus. 4"
whioh sae 'is are invited rood Livery and Convey
to any part OF the Country reasonable terms
Cash paid for Coprse Gram and Provisions. Having
rebuilt and and replenshad, present our patrons
and friends with this Card, hoping may better moet
the reception Of guests, and increase our bus
ine.s by close attention. Returning our thanks FOR
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-12-25
THE WASHINGTON, UNION.
washington Aqaeduot.
q rE ona Or nus yAsnsesos Aqya

Washlngton March isb7
DR0P0SALS are invited for materials and work
il for the Washington aqucduct
Proposals up 9Th May viii be opened Of that
day 90
Maps probes specifications materials and work
LET win be ready examination at this ONCE and after the 10th
the work 20 be lot win embrace masonry Of some OF the bridges
nected sh the inch ro main gate houses bricks sand
rubble, and cut stone, &c. .,Y ss .ttef rl5e..fgl
particular works materials reference made the
As upon portion Of titles yet acquired by
United states, there may delay commencing the work
thereon but for such unavoidable delays due allowance viii be made
in the time OF completion.
Portions only completed pres
appropriation all unfinished work will be sub
e 70 future appropriations by Congress- The engineer the
right prescribe the OF be done and rate Of
for each appropriation and Of the
praon holding sufficiently, decide when and what works
shall be stopped until funds become available s4sarv
the entire particular work for want OF
funds the reserved will be paid In the Judgment OF
the engineer the work has been properly executed sor as has
gone iel. 4ffgI saJs a.t1ll tttts 1880 .l E.y
Payments will made specie upon United
monthly estimates the engineer reservng 10
condition Of all contracts that the wonen shall
be paid their full wages monthly and in specie NJ f
All bids should be sealed and endorsed Proposals for work
teras the Washington Aqueductp f Il stst.
United States the right TO reject all tho bids
should they be deemed advantageous and TO make such
considered conducive to the Of the
Every Offer must by guarantee signed by
responsible 20 the effect that he they under
bidder bidders will IL his their bid be accepted
obligation within days. with good and sufficient
securities completion Of the work underaken said
be accompanied by the certificate OF the United sat9s district
district officer OF
individual known TO tho Engineer De-
Of War that the guanors are able make good their
guarantee aU !. t-.. n. Ia I'D
WIN be opened IN presence any ss choose to
a aH Il Es#n & ,.r Capt OF Engineers In charge
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sTEAm MACHINERY FOR SCREW PRO-
0Hq - PEAS4Rn sLooP-oF-wAR.F IBrp
IN ~ 30 HO-lf HLHItI
Navy Department,

SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals for
~ steam ssehaey ier SCREW Propeller wa BE- e.
the complete Of tho machinery and appcndAee
and pasng board propeller ship Of war building IN The
The specific putting the whole in
s may BE- poposS sa sas o. e which e WORK win be
peted and be accompanied by the usual guarantee required by law
The Of the establishment In which the wek to be executed
The details OF the design aud arrangement machinery win be
lon with the party whose proposition be accepted as combining
greatest keeping view simplicity Of
being subject working parts being the Oh
ot Of The department to obtain the most speed and over win inc
which The space available for that purpose viii admit
placed al the greatest prae,eab distance from he
propeller with hosting 20 be Of composition the
purteaues Of al Kinds necessary Or perfect working q the
Ss. Se q e o IS Ss,n ns apparatus for
esh from which be made not cs than 900 gallons per
cruising ship must be included in the propo
siaon, and hist Of them must be Furnished a. $500,
for the shs adapt the vessel FOR The reception the
OF the NAVY Department, and viii permit such facilities
AS may have for hong the heavy machinery on board
be allowed the body Of the ship the entire space
mast and thence extending great
breadth inside clear the plank under the beams being AIS feet
amdp being inches Within this space Is expect
ed % coal Tor thirteen days m stesmn the daily consumption
the machinery boilers shaft propeller and appendices
The distance Of the
forward win be about 100 and the distance between the
and the will be feet the depth from The
ad water line TO the top the keel under the propeller will be lo
steam engine manufacturers who desire copy
The proposal must be general
drawings having the position q the centre q the machine
cylinders delivery valves and Of
in boilers the fire and crate surface also the diameter pitch
and KIND Of and other principal points tina.
engines boilers water bnkers appendage too ana spare
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mo. 1871
BY the President OF the United states.

TN pursuance Of the provisions of the Sd section
Of the entitled An a 10 auiherize die President q tle
beog halfbrecds edbood O the oo
July H. iss JAMES BUCHANAN ire-ent q United
America do hereby declare and make known that public sales
sofa at the periods hereinafter designated, % s af
AZ the land oce at HpEos commencing on the eighth day %
the following townships ami fractional townships in The ae
FOR half breeds mixed os Of the paeoah or Sioux ma
nora eras base Inc and ,ssst 81 nm principal meridian
The township hundred and eleven
The INDICATED township hundred eleven
The INDICATED townships hundred
and hundred and twelve, Of range twelve so
The unoatsd tracts township one hundred and eleven and iac
ous townships hundred and twelve and one hundred and r
teen, Of range thirteen
that part Of township one hundred and twelve and town
ship hundred and thirteen within tho reserve
The INDICATED tracts part townships hundred
and hundred and twelve within The aforementioned
At FARmAuir commencing the FIRST day of
March next for the disposal Of the public lands situated within the
for the halfbreeds Of the Dacoa or Sioux ma
ton Of Indians, viz: t
North Of he base line Of I'm principal aeidian
fractional township hundred
and within the above mentioned OF nine
The Indicated ia that Of townships one hundred and
eight hundred fractional township hundred and
ten within the above mentioned reserve Of range ten
The Indicated tracts In that part Of township hundred and eight
within reserve townships hundred
and nine and one hundred and ten Of range eleven.
eight and hundred and nne within the reserve
township hundred and Of twelve 5aF
The Indicated that OF townships hundred and
nine and one hundred and ten within the Of
thirteen
part township hundred and ten,
within the mentioned OF fourteen
that township hundred and
OF range fifteen.
In with the provisions the Of July III 1854 herein
empt0n win allowed
lands until after they have offered pub
lie sale and become subject TO private entry.
offering above lands will be commenced the APP
pointed will proceed the order which they advertised
whole shall have offered and the sales thus closed
shall be open than weeks private
entry any the lands win be admitted until after tho expiration
the two weeks z as#ei&L 5 saAtD3 49, FL
my hand, the city Of Washington this day
September Domni thousand eight hundred and fifty
ssaaa n a3st"i'-Ht'
Es eaaaa a H, JAMES BUCHANAN
BY the President .ThIat ts '7s..l . H6
THos. A. HESpRIcKs, t t.' ','.b'#'' 'F"'a"t ''.
Commissioner o General land ONCE. 'rEft' "s
Sep I9-1aw3m [Int&Star s a7 .a e" IF.
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Notice. ......-...
II AND WARRANT No. IL, 1859, for 100 acres, is
sued In favor Of lnls Richardson dated 18th December,
1855 by him assigned has been This
mailed to me by l. sharp at Gonwood, Iowa. about the 1
December, 1856, and has not been by mo received
has been filed at the General Land Office 10 tho su
the In application will be
by the Pension Office for the OF duplicate
THOMAS X. suffer-
WASHINGTON, Dec II, 1857. .r. s5.r r....-. s
Dec l3-1aw6w
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For Kansas and Missouri River

1lHE PACIFIC RAILROAD is now running two
daily trains between st city, connecting
with Lightning Inc Of ssomriver packets that leaves Jcher
city tho trn carrying the mails
passengers Bonneville Glasgow, Lexington Kansas Leayen
worth Weston, Joseph, and all Intermediate points.
Through S. louis Kansas as hours, and from "a 10 80
hours ahead o bon starting 81. Louis. ILL., M
The equal boats In the trade and,
being required with the mails
never delayed waiting for freight towns their Through
tickets purchased the principal cities Of the United States
AZ tho offices IN 81 Louis 1IHt' I T. McKIsSlCK
May 22-du aaf 80 ttetH.W Asstsupt
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THO CONGRESSMAN who wish to form a mess
the subscriber offers street.
side between Ak The thoroughly renovated
supplied and has
with hnc dining hall in the adjoining house
MRS HENRY PARRY,
Dec 1--d2w + EfaH 393 G street.
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would call The card Of VIM Grandn esq who
Of tho States Territories and also
United Claims Colonel Gandn
oughy Connected with the departments
Washington practice United states Claims
tNaD York Daily Nrps
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NEW GALLERY OF ART,

(ovcr Daviss Piano store,)
TINE subscriber induced by his success in Phila-
depha the orders no receives from this section
country first class gallery In this city for the
ASi,OTYlEs DAGUERaEOTYPEs, and lIioroGAFIis
aordg Washington and the public opportunity
procuring work made in New York or Paris
Portasn NE dagcrrcoypes and photographs finished
in India ink crayon coos by distinguished Parsan
artist engaged expressly for this establishment
Persons residing wishing have daguerrcoypes
painted send them with description OF PERSON. and
them accurately copied and returned by express
guaranteed examination Of specimens
solicited. y ia5H ssst Ns fft ~. co
49,. IN Hl.8... j. e. McCIEF5, Photographer,
~ 80. .s 81 .tsf Pennsylvania avenue,
f s2e'chcstnut street, Philadelphia.
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IMPORTANT To COTTON PLANTERS, by which
their be undersigned has haven't.
obtained from the United States
angmen combination machinery converting cotton
yarns by process the through the
preparation spinning machinery until ready for ship
ment weaving
The by this will be at least
1bre unbroen and by the
raons machinery the present process used open dis
entange win be my per heavier and
viii markets Of the world distancng all competition
advanced prices
The undersigned prepared dispose privileges his
patent and planters will be informed as to terms with complete in
how how obtain the best machinery, and all
other necessary particulars application addressed 70
Bee 6--2awlyn ~ -s.g - GEORGE O. HENRY, Mobile.
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Virginia Land once,

Richmond October 10, 1857.
IN conformity with the code of Virginia Of 1s49
4e section 49, do hereby make known all whom
appears the escheator
Halifax October 1857 and this
by inquest held the Goth day september
1857 containing thirty
Halifax waters Of Birch creek charged the
said John ghtowcr that the said John
Ighower county years heard
from that the thirty
is cscheated 10 the Commonwealth
@a4 N. t.fiftt ~ p ri 8, II. PARKER,
Oct 22--Iawsw .sr Register Land ONCE.
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A1CARD.

A CARD. ..rs.r
MISS BROOKE informs members of Congress, and
Qvl others who intend placing their daughters school
prepared additional boarding
pupils her establishment Buildings No 1888 Penn
Circulars to be had at the book stores n asEfat #EA
Dec 3-3awH s...a.-..,l.. a....g..
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Improve Your Eyes.

Improve Your Eyes. a
CTRENGTHEN and assist them by the Paris opti-
~ can d. WooIFs0N who has arrived from Europe with his
wen as the manufacture Of good others Of the latest
proved spectacles and glasses which the
PERBsCOPC CONVEX, THE DOUBLE FOCUS AND
DOUBLE POLISHED BRAZILIAN PEBBLES, CRYSTALS, ETC,
which warranted improve affected with weakness
tending to 10 also, SHORT SlGfTEDNfSS u F"
Persons who compelled to glasses those using them
will be suited at first sight Those wonderful zH s.
0BBIE-POIIsIED VENEZUELAN CRYSTAL ROCK
highest recommendations the Worlds
Paris through their producing cerncss and easiness Of vision
oore unknown In other improvements. Fs .#," 0
Also all styles OF spy, and magnyng glasses
microscopes for sale his store Eighth
eighth street. No 49l between
very reasonable the his establishment Europe
Nov 2l-dly Ns n.Ea3SW
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Modern Languages.

ase Modern Languages.
DR0F. DANIEL Z. GROUX, a native of France
teacher OF modern especially French Spanish
German TRANSACTIONS made with correctness and punctua
moderate prices. ''f|f '"Ha M.t .h.h 81
ylvana avenue 225 side
streets, opposite Wizards Hotel Washington d. c.
"a Dec 6-3awSW&F1m i Eantf VEL HsE# #..a. AI" t.N
A CARD.--Familes that have any articles. of cast
of wearing apparel for girls boys and arti
Of bedding give the respectfully solicited
them convenient Mrs Wardes store OF 2h and
either Of tho
committee appointed by tho Sunday school Young MEMS Chris
Hose supply the desti
ute children neighborhood with suitable clothing
e. Miss JULIA w. PARRS 1913 street, ~
between Goth and 21st streets.
100 Miss ANNA VIRGINIA YOUNG, AIS sh street,
s..a.s. .gi--r..fE between and III.
Oct 20
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE FROM INDIE
PENDENCE, MO-, TO SANTA FEE, N. nj.

SEMI MONTHLY. y, ~
CANTA FE TRADERS, and those DESTROYS Of
crossing plans Mexico Informed thai under
aed the United States mail from Independence % nt fe h
drawn by mules leaving Independence and Santa fe the
lit 18th each month They comfortable Tor
wen guarded, and through each IN from twenty 10
twenty days Travellers and from New Mexico will doubtless
this the expeditions and comfortable the
cheapest mode OF crossing the plains. A
Zoo tHa.-iHg FARE THROUGH. aH' u
From November LIST TO May LIST $3.50
From May list 10 November lst., ss..-.. l2o
furnished by the propretors.
Packages and will be transported when possible TO
So cents per pound in summer so
winter package viii be charged less than dollar and
accountability packages sent by conductors enter
ed on the bill
The proreors will responsible for package worth
than y dollars unless specially contracted for and all baggage
all times the risk Of the thereof, eAsi ~ 4
H an the passage money must be paid in advance and
must ae % conform % the rules which be eb
hed by tho undersgne for the Of their line
and those travelling with them on the plains, fsJf fs
No passenger allowed than forty pounds Of baggage add
necessary bedding r. " Green, Santa NJ
w. Bernard Wesport, Missouri, conductors
tho line authorized and receipt
for passage money, 4. 4..t4.5 $3.50 .sg57{ Tsrl.
-Hi'N i2&3 '' HOCKADAY HALL
Mo-, 20, 1857. Oct 3l--dlmlaw6most
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American Gothic and Brass Foil Roofing.

American GOtn1C ana bfass-cOu tNoOung.
INVENTED BY EUGENIo IAT1dA, ARCHITECT, NJ $. A &c.
nESIGNS made for concrete churches, Villas cot
~ tage farm buildings once Gottica chappaqua,
Westchester county, New York.
June 17--dd
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ID III. GILLET, Counsellor at Law, has removed
hs his residence IN Franklin Row, corner ana
lie viii connneto devote his attention Ppo
ly TO the United states supreme Court ~.
Oct 2S-dn
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TTNEACHER WANTED We wish to employ gen
l. tlean principal Of the Parsons Female Seminary It's
institution twelve miles OF AUSTIN we'll
settled healthy nghborhood and well located patronage
We will liberal salary and good teacher gentleman
whose wife could instruct in would be preferred.
Applicants forward their references address
"Webberville, Travis county, Texas" L. D. TONNES
16-d2m President.