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Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-08
HARPER'S WEEKLY.
4 JOURN:AL OF CIYtLIZATTON

II JOURV.HL OF CIVILIZATION.
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size Of the London Illustrated eCs, each Number COM
prlSlng as much matter as an ordinary duOdecimo vol
ume. IL viii be printed in a form and upon paper suit
able fOf binding; and as the pages will be electrotyped,
the BACK Numbers can always be supplied, so that Sub
scribers will be able at any time to complete their files.
At the close Of each volume, neat and appropriate Cow
es will be prepared for the convenience Of those who
wish to bind The paper.
TERMS:
HAMPERS WEEKLY will appear every SATURDAY
MORNING, and will be sold at FIVE CENTS a Copy. 1t
VIII be mailed to Subscribers at the following rates, pay
ment being invariably required in advance
one Copy for Twenty Weeks 81 90
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Five Copies for Ono Year > 9 90
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To Postmasters getting mp a Club Of Twelve or Twenty
hve, a Copy will be sent gratis. Subscriptions may com
menee with any Number. Specimen Numbers gratuit-
ously supplied.
Clergymen and Teachers supplied at the lowest CLUB
PRICES
HARPER & BROTHERS. 1871. -r.H i~.
FRANKLIN SQUAREJ NEW York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-08
ST. GEORGE TOWN co.

DV" TIL " T.
lr.. Sept II, ISL.
PURSUANT to a call Of the Secretary OF the st. George
Town Co., a number of Stockholders this day met. There
not being a majority Of stock represented the meeting ad-
jOurned to meet on Monday next. ".ni 49,
Sept. Il, '5T.
Pursuant TO adjournment the Stockholders this day
met. There being 23l shares represented, the meeting
organized by calling Judge WHITNEY to the Chair, and
X. W. FURNAS, Sec'y.
On motion the following Resolutions were adopted:
Resolved, That the sum OF 81 on each share be and is
hereby levied for the purpose Of entering the Town site
and improving the same.
RESOLVED, Should the assessment. levied by the fore
going resolution fail to be paid into the Treasury Of said
Company on or before the expiration of 80 davs from this
date, each share so failing shall be declafed forfeited and
revert back tot he Company.
ResOtUed, That the Secretary of this meetingi is hereby
instructed to have the proceedings Of fhese two meetings
published in the Nebraska Advertiser for four cnpsacn-
1--WE weehs. R. J, WHITNEY Pres't.
r. W. FURNAs, Sec'y.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-08
CASH RATES FOR ADVERTISING
100 Dollars Reward!
FO UR HORSES EN-!

On STOLEN from the subscriber on Saturday nigbt.
NSeptember ID, 1857, four horses Of the following
description One sorrel horse six years old, very fine
horse, no particular marks recOllected. One dark bay
horse six years old, no particular marks recolIected al
80, a very fine horse. One large light sOrrel horse, white
name and tail and white feet. One dark brown horse
rather on the pony order. Ht
The above reward will be paid for the delivery Of the
horses, or a liberal reward for any information that will
lead 70 their recovery. . r- II BROWN
Brownville Sept. 10, '57-11-tf JOHN MULLIS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-08

To the Land Officers On TIE TerlTtori1 - ~
Kansas and Nebraska: y @haaus
BY Joint Resolution Of Congress, apror
1857, valid Presumption claims, on the in y AluA
tons, heretofore reserved for schuols. In ma AA ".
Of Minnesota, Kansas, and NebTaska VII, l@art0ns
the Surrey. Iaf Puor %
lst In cases where the approved pIat n
not yet been returned. the Declan,tory Str sHlTAH
be hied t0fthfn three months affr. ~ rs.Sa N,
approved Plat al the District 0fire, "P' HA
I'd, Where the Plat Is now in the Register,
DECLARATION must be FLED within tbret m,-.sulee De
drsf publication OF this CircuIar ia uot,r n 80 iSoans
A failure &c comply with this reo1irsnaa."u Bth7n
a forfeiture o the claim. Wi vi
JOS. S WILSON
Acting a. ,n.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-08
Kanawha I'D s Flelds Celebrated or.ter.

NNAAA NHNTAa
TAKES pleasure in announcing Ia the rftlgens o. Ne
Draska and Kansas Territories, southern jwa and north
ern Missouri that heis now receiving his usually larse
and complete stock Of Groceries consisting Of every ai-
Gle belonging to the line, which he will sci EXCLUSIVE
III AT WHOLESALE, on as favorable terms ss any house
He is also agent for the sale Of Kanavta salt, sIarge
to close consignment.
lie will be regularly in receipt throughout the season
oLfleids Celebrated Cove Oysters direct from Baltimore
which will be sold az 81. Louis prices. hey are superior
70 any oysters sold in the West, and every can warranted
Drders Tespectfully solicited and promptly attehdet %.
81. Joseph Augusta 2, 1851. v2nyB
~FLOUR-5Oo bbIs and 1000 SKIS. various Aades lnd
brands, mesh ground, in store and for sale. by
j. 3. JENNINGS.
~sALT-IOOO bbls Ea and 1000 sks Ga salt for saleby
,Ef.J -sfr j. B. JENNINGS.
HYDRAULIc eEMENT-iOobbls for sale on ooaasa-
ment BY
J. B. JENNINGS.
oYSTERs-6OO box Fields Celebrated Cove Oysters
j. B. JENNINGS.
SADNESS cases - and I-2 boxe, sardiues 70
J. B. JENNINGS.
-CRACKERs-SOO bbIs and his Better. ssda, NH
sugar, Picnic, and Boston crackers for salety
j. b. JENNINGS.
CLARE wINE-5O dog elaret-a good ar-lcl-in store
and for sale by
J. B. JENNINGS.
LONDON PORTE AND SCOTCH ALE-O casks pni
warranted genuine, in store aud for saleby
]. B. JENNINGS.
CHEEsE-O bxs fresh r Cheese Tor saIe BY =
j. B. JENNINGS.
STNDRIES-PiekIes qts, hfs and gals tomatoes insas'
fresh hggs; Peaches; Preserves assorted; Pie fruits
sters; Brandies; Reasons; Tomato catsuD; WalnntdSIR
per sauce; Candles; smoked herring; Mackeral, I'W'
&c, SC, Soap, in store and for sale By o
j. B. JENNINGS.
Everything in the clothing line at the
Baltimore Clothing Sore
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-08
To The Public,

On the 26th Of January last, We Eabert Inv,
John G.. Melvin, purchased of Ifus Neal ths .
Elewn as Meals Point or Alamo, in Netuaska Terrl--
which We have pliu for in ful, and for which We hrt
Quit-Claim deed, and also a bond hr a Warrant -
soon as he shall receive a Patent therefor. Thee nf,.
OF said bond have been complied with tothe letter ~
part. We, the said Hawk and Mc,vin aud our assrl,.
forewarh all whom IL nlay concern not 10 purchase \.
Louis Neal any part Of said tract OF town site. IN.
coal or stone therefrem. Or make any iur,T.
ments thereon, as we intend conRnsting his rirht ~.
IN the proper courts.
It.. R0BT HAWK.
JOHN G.. MELVIN.
-t SIS NICHOLAS
. r H~-NUCNBDLS.
NJ. TOOTLE,
WASH. uEPNER.
jacob p. HAWK.
NJ. JEFF. THOMPSON.
'ftT. .. 5. II. HITCHCOCK,
WM. =. DILLON.
G. ". HAWK.
A. GAYHAKER.
ONAS VANGCNDT
y. n. THOMPSON.
Ausust, 1871 i0-3n
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-08
To the PnbI;o

IEOREwARN an persons from,
erecting any buildings in the town a. Ssss any as
CO.52-Sahd town Is laid out on NV eitAN FR4Nrs
!SnEsa ~ MEs; Ritter and BY his notice sSis y
the United States Communications VI am, -
Neeraskian and st. SOseph Gazs,,o
Send Pill TO this once "'e copy IN.
sept 10, 7b1-I1-Im WUrv,
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-08
HUDSON GEORGE,
i DEPUTY COUNTY SURVEYOR
SURVEYOR IND LAND AGENT,
p. MAIN STREET,
BROWNyILLE n r

= HIM DIhLEIg
BROWNVILLE, N. T.
WILL attend promptly and faithfully to the selection
and location of Government Lands in the Nemaha Land
District: Surveying Town sites, subdividing Lands, Draft
ing City Plats, and all other business OF a general Survey
or. Will buy and sell Land warrants, pay taxes, investi-
gate titles, File DeclaratOry Statements Of intention 10
pre-empt, and make out Presumption papers, at short no
tioe, and always on hand to look ont claims for actual set
tiers Investments made for distant dealers. Letters
Of inquiry answered promptly.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-08
NEW FIRM.
"THE PRESS"
ANEW DAILY NEWSPAPER.
Jul BY JOHN w. FoRNEY. AtA

I PROPOSE establishing First Glass Daily Newspa-
per in the City OF Philadelphia, between the 10th Of Ju-
" and the LIST OF August, to be entitled TIE PRESS"
"THE Press will be Democratic in its politics, and
will sustain the policy Of the present National Adninis-
tratiOn.
II is my determination TO make il worthy Of the sup
port Of every class OF readers, Dignity, oOuarge and in
dependence, in the u~tterance Of my sentiments, enterprise
and efficiency in the Commercial, Literary and News De-
partments, and respect for the opinions OF others, will be
Kept CONSTANTLY inview.
Ihave embarked all my own means in this project and
intend building up a journal that viii not only be cred
liable TO our city and State, but Will furnish me an indie
pendent livelihood.
A somewhat extensive experience in public life. and
many years connection with Journalism, will, ] hope,
obtain for THE Press a favorable reception.
Ny friends in the different Wards and Counties Of
Pennsylvania, and in other states, will place me under
many obligations by giving "The Press" a helping hand.
DID TERMS OF 'THE PRESS" ib
Daily (per annum) in advance s.
Weekly 2
Address the Editor and Proprietor, at the once Of
THE Press No. 4l7, Chestnut Street, next to Pennsyl-
vania Bank Building, above Fourth Street, Philadelphia.
IOHE IA. nRNEX
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-08
The Missouri Republican:

PUBLISHED DAILY, TRI-wEEKLX AND WEEKLY,
BY
GEORGE KNAPP
". PASCHALL, PRoPRIEToRs. .g
JOHN KNAPP,
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-08
POSTPONE I'M 7!

UNDER the present financial embarrassment the Di-
rectOrs of the Brownville Hotel Company deem 1t advis-
able to postpone the distribution Of Real Estate until the
10th Of November next.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-08
ONCE No, III Chestnut Street.

TERMS OF REPUBLICAN:
Daily Tin advance 4yO M
Tri-weekly, Tin advanced No
weekly, I'm advance) . M
Sunday Republican, 3 90
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-08
Notice,

Elder J. N. WOOD, will deliver a Lecture on the re-
vision Of the ENGLISH SCRIPTURES, on Lords day
Oct. 1lth at IL O'Clock,
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-08
PINE LUMBFPM

.IpHE undersigned respectfully ipf,ru
Il OF BroWnyille, and Nemaha and %e stlu
counties that we row have 10 Oper,s.'oontaR
Lumber Yard in ~BrOwnVille, where :. : n
sale a Wen selected stock Of Pine Lumber Hep iE
Shingles and Pine LAth, all Of which .oorag "a,
fair prices HMNlu
FOR CASH ONIy
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-08

Board Of Directors q the BrOwnvilIe Hotel ComDanv
BrOwnville, Sept. 3, 81. rsHt,
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-08
FOR CASH ONLY


BrOvnYiIle, June i4h,1s57. t&
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-08

Everything in the clothing line at the
Baltimore Clothing Store.
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LATER FROM TEXAS.

The Galveston News of the 9TH inst in Its commercial
article says:
Accounts from Upper Trinity continue favorable for bu-
-, and we look Tor further deliveries AT the mouth
The Sabine Angelina and Nueces are reported In gooo
paVigable condtisn. ,., ,a,ds ara I'm
ss condition for planting and although at This point tne
has thus far leaned to excessive drynes we ma IL
ted that cotton and in most parts OF the State
u three to four weeks ahead compared with last year.
liz of course too early speculate upon the fate OF the
.a still as good result cannot be expected without
na beginning the favorable opening OF the season may
be welcomed 60
g,nSs ere now employed in grading the extension OF the
HysburQ railroad beyond Richmond, the first eighteen
- of which will be constructed under the superintend-
of Major Williams, the companys engineer The re.
ainder OF the extension to Columbus IS under contract
nv Georgia company as we have before noucea, ana
viii soon be commenced with a large iorcf-
Al the municipal election IN Galveston, on the I'd inst,
bs lion John Henry Brown reelected mayor without
nnostiop The election, though there was an earnest
ntes, for come offices was conducted with the utmost
gooA order There not single instance OF disturb
sn in any part the CITY, The total vote of the city was
795--,he largest ever given.
Monday last the I'd instant the twentyfrst enni-
vesary OF Texan independence The Galveston Civilian
in noticing this remarks
IN the town Of Washington on the Brazos the I'd Of
March 1885, while Santa Anna's guns were pouring
Sssden rain and iron hail. into the Spartan defended
Alamo f-sx delegates Of the people Of Texas assembled
in convention with plenary powers, soemnly declares
Texas 10 be sovereign free and independent The 2lst Of
Apr following sealed the covenant and the banner of thu
Lone Star rose majestic victory to proclaim the tding
n all people Honored be the I'd of March.
The Houston Telegraph of the I'd instant says 1t is still
doubtful whether Gray Roberts is elected judge OF h
supreme court Thrtythree counties still to be heard
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OUR ALEXANDRIA, CORRESPONDENTS.
ALEXANDRIA, Monday EVENING"

ALEXANDRIA, Monday evening"
March lie, 1857.
The weather to-day and yesterday has been sunshiny
and sppgke. 1t rained very little early this morning.
and this evening has ouded up and commenced sprnklng
The eak in the canal above the city where the Alex
andra Loudon and Hampshire railroad crosses the canal
caused by the excavations for the railroad bridge 1t has
On 80 far repaired that the water will be again let in
morrow tisalready in down the first lock above the leak
filing of this part of the canal does not however
he Cumberland coal trade There is repairing doing
above Harpers Ferry that will be completed
allow the coal boats to pass before the last week in this
month"; There $50 boats belonging to the coal
ade OF Alexandria Nearly all these at Cumber-
ano and some rs or 80, perhaps on the way down.
oed having been frozen in last winter All Of those that
happen to be below Harper Ferry will probably bebere in
lew days. The price of lump coal here, when naviga-
ION closed last winter, SIS so per ton 1t is now So,
Snd hardly any to be had at that
ine supply of fresh fish here s very small and the
prices, consequently high Both fishermen and their pa
On are getting impatient for the fishing season to COM
n The high prices Of meats has turned the attention
'he people particularly 20 the fisheries and consequent
very extensive preparations are being made in that
ine wheat crops in tho country back Of Alexandria have
cen slightly injured by the severe ross of the past win
e. The injury is in small patches where the snow hes
zen blown off II is hoped by rutgrowers that the fruit
wv materially injured. Though this last cold spell has
n very disagreeable folks they think that the frost
not been enough TO affect the buds Of trees that
sre Started by the warm spell in February
iue arrivals by the Alexandria and Orange railroad
ere small again to-day. No news of importance has
ey uanspred on the road.
me 'ehooners Independence and Lucreta are now
ns cargoes Of wheat and sheled corn in bulk, which
~ nave collected on the coast below the city.
On account Of the muddy condition Of the roads in the
uu"y our side has not sent up as many market wagons
you this evening os usual YIRGINIUS
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BY TELEG RAPH.


New Yonx, March 1e.-The steamer George Law, from
Aspnwa the evening of the 9Th instant arrived here
an early hour this morning with San Francisco dates Of the
2Oh Of February. She brings upwards Of $1,000 900 in
specie.
The George Law connected with the G. L. Stevens the
Pacific side. Tho latter passed the Golden Gate with the
New York passengers Of the 9Th Of February Also the
with passengers from New York the 10th of Febru-
AIRY. All well.
The George Law touched at Havana the l1th Spoke
the 10th, OF Cape st. Antonio the steamer Granada for
Aspnwsl. The United States frigate Independence
lying eff Panama Among the passengers Gen. Wool,
Col. Casey and Lieut. Bsse the United States army.
The steamer Sierra Nevada left San Francisco the 30h
February with several hundred recruits for Gen. Walker.
The general from California is unimportant. Mining
reports from the interior rather favorable. There had
heavy rains in various parts Of the State causing much
damage.
The markets were extremely dull. Flour quoted at
s with several arrivals from the Atlantic ports during
fortnight.
The California Legislature had impeacbed DR.. Bates the
State treasurer, and O. W. Whemsn, comptroller, for
approprang State funds TO the Of $3.50 O0
resigned and James English, Of Sacramento succeeded him.
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posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

The Nails in Washington Trritory.-The bill making
appropriations for the service of the Post Office Department
for the fiscal year ending the 3oh Of June 1883 contains
appropriation for the conveyance of the mails weekly
in steamboats, between Olympia, in that Territory, and
Whatcom Bellngham Bay to take in several intermediate
points On inquiry at the Contract Office of this depart
nent we grated to learn that the Postmaster Gen
era already awarded the contract for this service
Messrs Hunt Scranton for the sum of $224Oo per an
10
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GEN ERAL NEW 8.

HORRIBLE MURDER-A young man living short distance
above Jacksonpor Black river, Arkansas short time
since married young lady by the of Anderson.
few days ago she found lying about thirty steps from
their residence with her throat cut from ear and
entering the house he was found in the same condition
with bloody knife in his hand. Both quite dead
He SOBER industrious man. and both of their families
stood high in the community 1t is suspected they
murdered.
RFslsSATios-Ch B. Taaierro, esq, resigned his
Office of cashier of the Bank Of Virginia. at Danville yi
gina, on Saturday last and Captain George Welsh was
appointed to fill the vacancy thus occssioned.
FARM soLD-Hon jeremiah Morton has sold bis farm
Stevensburg in Cupeper county, Virginia. containing
700 acres TO John Taylor esp of Caroline county for 42
an acremakng $4,000 Nine ten years ago he bought
1t for SO IS
LKrrER-wmTISG IN THE UNITED SrATKs.--An idea Of
the amount of etterwriiug in the United States may be
inferred by the number of postagestamps sod which,
ring the last year hundred and fifty millions
LATER PROM HAvAsA-A letter from Havana to the New
York Times states that spectators all agog the
expected information that the keys the south side OF
The island contain immense depostes Of rich guano The
discovery was made by Captain Greene of the brig Henry
W. Moncure Of Baltimore about years ago. The wri-
ter adds:
aCaptain Greene states that he has made careful sur
vey three of the principal keys and found the guano
average from three TO four feet deep OF course
It contains but small proportion Of ammonia but
ders,and that its market value has been rated in the Ba
market $50 the ton Captain Greene has had
interviews with the captain general and has succeeded
In getting to be placed at his service for the
purpose OF making complete survey Of all the keys
the of Cuba Several of the most prominent officers
of this government accompany Capt Greene. The party
sailed from here last week. propose examining the south
side of the island FIRST Specimens of the guano
hbion at present. and understand that two companies
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OFFICIAL.
TnsAsuNY DEPARrMrsr,


Notice hereby given OF the loans OF the UNI
ted Stat department will purchase the same until inc Isl
OF June NEXT unless shall be previously
obtained pay, addition the interest accued nom ihe
dividend OF interest thereon oeethef
with interest for the reach the vendor
the following rates OF premium on said stocks
For the stock Of 1919, a premium OF 10 per cent
For the stock Of premium 10 per and
for the .rock 1850 commonly called Texas Indemnity Stock,
premium Of per cent
Ceuiaca,es Department. under this
e must be assigned the duly entitled
10 receive proceeds
Payment assigned aud transmitted VIII be made
BY drafts Treasures Boston, New York. or Pha
,ta a The option parties receive the
which soad be expressed IN the letters the certn
hoWhLL Soop'
Mar I3--dtIstJuneil Secretary OF inc Treasury
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Washington Insuranc Company.
Me,ftns of fhe Subscr 6ev. N de Syo.L

THE provisions section 9TH Of the incorporate
the Of Washington approved
l6h 1851 having been complied with by subscription pay
The number of shares Of the capital stock
hereby given the subscribers of
for choice directors will DO held O'Clock D.
March 81 1857, the Office,
savings Bank Tenth
avenue Polls TO be opened from to O'Clock, p. m.
SILAs II. HiLL,l
SAM'L BACON, : Committee.
VIM r. BAYLY,}
Mar lT--3tawad
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rREAsuRY pKpARTMENr.

Appointments Of Superintendent Of Construction.The
Secretary of the Treasury has appointed j. j. Randall
esq superintendent Of the construction of the courthouse
aad post office to be erected at Rutland, Vermont
Also Charles Keene, esq to be superintendent Of the
construction Of the customhouse to be erected
Plattsburg New York.
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I..l. mr. Indians were citizens within the meaning Of
~, AZ used In the constitution God forbid that
Sosls ada 10 the degradation Of thsrace OF men but
- bound BY my dtty, to say they are not eiliseSs
This was pronounced as good law In 1898 In oonnec-
rs now the law of this State and must remain SO until
sOn, ss5ds A CALM OBSERVER.
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EsLIE,s Great Inauguration Psper.The second NUM-
la her containing over twenty magnificent relating 10
the inauguration r. Published and for sale at
TOMS book establishment hmone me
In inauguration series viii DC
found rye Of the Inanrms "s ann
President Buchanan passing
through Pennsylvania The numbers ur" an
history az the event Price only cents per hu'Ds''
Marl4
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A CARD-My GRATEFUL THANKS hereby given 10
FARMERS ND MECHANICS INSURANCE COMPANY,
(oe Pennsylvania and Seventeenth streeD
Far the Immediate OF
tanned tween II and 18Th streets ester
13th 1887 thus enabled by be kind
business al once Their conduct
merits appreciation and well deserves public patron
o,uuprr
March list ELLEN oNEErE'
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vIyATCH Repairing and Engraving Watches, chro-
Of description repaired
nv skilfu perform accurately.
every description done In the best e including
tbs cutting and initials
visiting wedding cards elegantly gayed and printed
Nj W. GAIT h BRO,
Jewellers. 32s Pennsylvania avenue,
Ian 30-n Between OH and 10Th
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INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

HalfJreed Sour Reservation and Indian ScripWe UNI
dersand that instructions which will be issued in few
days. being prepared under the direction of the Com
missioner of the General Land Office with reference to the
Of the habreed Sioux Indians and the loca-
ton of Indian scrip.
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TOR RENT-A and elegantly furnished house, now in
the occupancy Brazilian legation Itcontains eleven
and excellent Kitchen win hot ana colo
water. and gas throughout the entire houre
for ren, In palor and chamber
and hath furnished, with hot and cold water recent
iy occnned by Mr. sartges, French minister.
For fher inquire the premises No l5S Twenty
second street. Pennsylvania avenue.
March 7-dmif't
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UNITED STATES NAVAL CouRT OF INagiRY.
Washington, February 70, 1857.

THE Judge advocate information OF parties
before the section Of this act OF Janu
ary 49, respectively be advsed BY the department
their cases shall the and that
in presenting themselves they should come pre-
they desire 70 nave sum
specifying which OF the respective heads OF ntness for
The ned in the act their testimony to be
appled the delay which may
he reonred; and in respect Il what witnesses.
Feb 2et-n J. M ChhLisLE Judge Advocae'