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EOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
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BALTiMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ssW AND IMPROVED .fRR1NGEMEN1s.


avn TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore, for Cumberland.
WMs as,sJMMoDATioN TRAIN will leave (exsept spn.
ISL Ihe M connecting with raiRs from fhadelphia, hrsl
N Iuucton) will itop al way stations and
W. VIZ n TCumberland at O'Clock, p m.
m gss NAIL TRAIN leaves Camden Station daily lexcepl Sun
ID az ~ a Il, and reaches Wheeling by m connecting at
N AZ sh rans Columtus Cincinna Dayton, indanapo-
a,ye Cleveland Toll do, Detroit, Chicago, 81 Louis,
r ssd fypREss TRAIN leaves daily p m connecting
,nsss trains Cncnnat b. Lou Caro- Chicago and
h % eiPe asss The dis,saee Cincinnati and other
.onbefu pieces the West, nearly 100 miles shoreT
sry oil or The time 10 these places also unc-
d checked through to Columbus. Cincinnati indianapolis,
ssss y. @ and baggage transferred all points free.
TICKETS will be sod all the large towns In the
A. m possible at the rcke once, Camden Sa
\ sad al WI sbnsion city.
!. 1.rood-c car IL atfached 10 ths mail rain
p,~specm IT,, Baum0so az washington may ve~ the enTs
- NJ A. by W accommodation mail ain and lying
Al Cunbe Oakland They resume next morning by
express an, which leaves Cumbefand at a5o a. M and
on washington ample time for mesIs at Wash
~ s ouy route by which through tickets and baggage
sst. can bo obtained in Washington
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
~ .c,, odaon traiu will stop all stations
nd the express stations beyond Piedmont going
y, rIdly the mali uin leaves Wheeiing al 10, a.
leaves Cumberland al o2o feachinB baltimore
Tn FREDERICK TRAIN starts at m, (e1cepi sanday)
,s n wny ,iations Leaves Frederick al g. arriving
baltimore at H. 30, noon.
Ss EilCorT5 MILLS TRAIN leaves Camden Station at o.
~ md 3o D. M Leaves Elicol's Mills nt T30, m, and
fop M eieep' "u"u'' w. 8. woODsIDE,
u, ~ d,f Master OF Trans spoItatiOn.
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ID. Ierno;s HOTEL Pennylvono ovene, bctceen l7h and
18th streets, Washington, ID. O.
THE PRoPRIE begs inorm his friends and the public
this recently eabl bed on the most modern
nished in sfyle and
French recently arrived from Pars where he has
GAINED an his busuefs
and proprietor hmsvf hrs distinguished reputation, both
France the bet artists and
ers bc Aaes fail TO give satisfaction to
those who fsvor him with their patronage.
Anched well supplied with the choicest
winss liquors. gaas and o,her dicaces Of tho season Hot
and cold until IL, The proprietor has
Europe large stock of cham
pagne with general assortment OF tho nneft OF
iauer tuncr which he oer lower than
any in the box, basket, single bottle
shed md attended 10 on the
Of the city leo sream jelly pumoer
and all description Of confectionery business.
Ian 7-cod3n
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washington Insurance Company.
Sabscrtpfions TO CdpttcN Stock authorized.

with ions Of Tho I'd section Of The act TO
ncorpora company in The city OF Washington,
approved February 49, 1857 tho ssbscbe being the persons
said do hereby authorize snbscrp
opened the capital stock Of said company The Sta
oney Of VIM r. Bayly Pennsylvania avenNe between
III and 2h Monday the eih OF March next between
hours OF ~ and 3o'eioek, n. M a
81 section follows, and must be
srcty complied wihi
further enacted, That the named the fore
going hereby authorized to
bpcnpon OF Washington for raising capital sio,k
dsiars each,
cribing shall the nbove
sub cribed or and thai tho
dollars sh be secured by negotiable
signed satisfaction Of sad
majority Of them and payment thereof may be dmansed at
The president and directors heea
shall judge ndvee giving SIX weeks notice III three
Of the gaxetes Erin ed IN the District OF Columbia"
SILAS II, HILL,
j. % Mcguire,
BENJAMIN BEALL,
SAMUEL BACON,
JOSEPH BRYAN, E
AUGUSTUS f. PERRY,
q. MILLER.
WM 7. DOVE,
WALTER LENOx,
NJ w GAIT,
WALTER HARPER,
...tl w. WALL,
WM r. BAYLY.
wAsnrsaTos, February %, 1887.
Feb as 5-3iawtMar9hd
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p i .
BY TIE PRESIDENT or THE UNITED STATES
pursuance law, t. FRANKLIN FIERCE President
ra sncs o. A%ea DO hereby declare and make sn"ws a,
TKRRToRy OF OREGON the periods hereinafter detgnated to
AZ the land Office os.oos oTr commencing Monday s
sah ausa ss1 for as disposal Of tho public lands within
Of the BIliamefN meridian
Township and fractional township two, FRANCE
South base iino and east Of ths uaete meridian.
Townships one, two, and three, Of range one
Townships one, two, and three, ofTange sro.
ths base line and Of the Williams TO meidian
Township one, OF ranges one, t0o, and Moe.
South s the base i.ns and we'tof tho Wihc,as meridian
Township oae, Of ranges one, iTe and hree.
Township M lhIse, o. rang ranges on one ~, and au9 .sg
Township ,,s ass. sn
Townships seventeen and eg i,een, Of range sAres
4, the land ONCE WlsossrkR, commencing Monday
@ s,sd 5 i omp viz s' 'u's u
South the base line and Of tbs Willamette msrtdian
Elections Aeen inclusive, quarter
as a. wsa % $ e
ofnwnship twenty Two, Of rangesr
aen hs northwest aud the south half Of section
s twenty my aTd
seeon twenty eight secons twenty thirty thirty
' L asu.vs one to
yo Of section s lots = % Eve and "a.
cus md the southwest quarter Of the northeast Of section
quarter northwest quarter and the half OF
eat quarter ten quarter
socon the southeast quarter OF section wcv
northe quarter eighteen lois
nine
twenty, sections twenty seven inclu-
the half northwest Of section twenty
ejuh lots two
quarter OF section quarter section
thirty and ,ecsons hyou and ,hiryave OF township
LOIS one and Two Of section seven ve inclusive,
the qunror eight
half the southwest quarter
northeast qua er The north half Of The quarse and ots
10 four section thirteen north half and
half of
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THos. A. HrspnIoKs,
Commissioner ofthe General Land once.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPrroN CLAIMANT,

Every person ened tho right Of presumption amy the
lands with he townships parts Of townships above
required establish the the satisfaction
receiver OF the Office
therefor soon Praetiesbc after seeing A,s netiec and before
the public OF
ewbrncng te claimed such claim viii for.
fcited
THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General Land Once.
Is-lnwI3w d Rtnr.1
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TsOR SALE or rent very desirable lot OF grounc

T,OR SALE rent, very desirsbis lot Of ground
on the corner Third and Indiana avenue containing
about 6.0c0 square feet, or less
A,so ve large double house 70 by ~ feet three story with
cellar, nl the modern hot
ana coId water furnace sc also, stable,
carriage house, This prspey would suit foreign
mipser or member cabinet gentleman des Of
obtaining fns house : -, ,.- 49,. 49,,
r,reetn tho banking house OF swseny Rten
house ~, A Co. Feb 1O-eo9w
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r OsT LAND WARUANr.-The undersigned gives notice
u will apply The Commissioner Pensions for
land In lieu Of issued Thomas Ri hardson,
December 1855, for 16o 1859, which
by Gieuwood, directed
Thomas r. suer, Washington, u, mailed l7h December
la5s. THOMAS n. SUFFER-.
Mar o5-lawewr
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IMPORTANT TO COTTON PLANTERs,

HE undersigned obtained letters from the
aud combination Of machine
from the through s various preparation and spinning machine
ry until II IL ready for shipment weaving
Jhc saving process will be easttsn
yarns fbre unbroken and uninured by the
machinery used aud dis
snnngs ny will be about fifty cent stronger and heavier and
ho Of the world dstnncing al competition
advanced rrces. .s.s2 si.t III f5j
undesgn-d prepared dispose Of privileges TO use his
nten; planters arns, with complete
how obtain the hest machinery, ami all
other necessary particularly application addressed 70
Dec 6--2awiyif GEORGE @. HENRY, Mobile.
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Bohn,s Handbook OF washington.

ns be In The hands Of roournne
tho city, heipa complete guide with panoramic view Of III
CITY, public buildings. and s'ainnry.
map Of Washington with all the new improvements &c
CAPITOL this book stand and the beoksios
Fob A-codIm' ,sFf
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Arny's Conre ctionary,

No. "a Bridge street, Gsorgsfown, %. G,
THRRR all kinds furnished. with the beat
Ice creams cnkcs shortest
moderate terms madai awarded at the last
exhibition of Metropolitan Methanics' Institute,
q
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II. l.. FAINT, Jr., T. CO.,
Lard Agents aud Dealers I'm Exchange,
LECoMPToN, KANSAS. a
AND WARRANTS locate sold commission Land war
Ii rants sold pre- emp'ors on time
Locations made ejont account."
The parrer the Arm engaged in the Uned
surveys aud win be able make
Bssness through Sweeney, Rienhousc, Co. will
be forwarded TO us. .rr ra- tsH
RETKREEcEs. i =
Sweeney, Renhouse, Pant, Co.. Bankers, Washington
G..
E.w Clark rdgs. Co.. Bankers, New York.
Drcxe' Co, Bankers, Pniladeipha.
Josiah Lee b Co, Bankers, Baltimore.
Fowie, snowden, b Co., Bankers, Alexandra, Va.
X. il. Maury Co., do Richmond va.
II B. MerreIl Co., do New Orleans
John j. Anderson Co., do st Louis, Mo.
March l8--wl&deplm
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The college OF sd. James, MaryIand.

THE February
Full preparatory commercial and collegiate
pursued examination
qualified ard the college charges &C.,
from the duts Amle arrangements mado
audina facility, Kemp Hall
January College for The entire annual
eIng all ordinary expenses, $3.50
Application fuller iUfsmat for the admission Of new
udcns made the rector, College Of b. James o. Ma
rylaRd. 4js > 8Faees5t 5sH.its. ~ 4s .E1
Feb I4-0awfwift
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WA,IIIsGTON DKAHCH RAILROAD.
III G#

\ pAJNs leave Wellington for BALTIMORE
'hts and ek. a. m, and and Ar p. M
IOn Sunday. at4k. m.
Leave Baltimore for Washington
Ia Az and 94, a. N and . and 5k pm.
or Phadepha and New Yok will take trains q,
and AZ. . ,,.oy,n>
5pns,ousers for Annapolis will take trains nj ~ and 4h
no for Norfolk I" ~ ard 3.
Do. for the West ID" 81" % ana an connect
=" washington '' T. H. PARSONS, Asen,
Jan lT-dH M'
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WEAR BOOK Facts I'm Science and Ars for ,sss' s,
One volume Ionson. Embrscing the important dis
eoveres and Of the mechaucs ana
as philosophy electricity chemistry s.ooay oot
any, geology mnersogy, ms,eoroiogy, ~
Feb 3ot FkANon iA'SoH
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ALEXANDRIA ACADEMY, ALEXANDRIA, VA.
EIeHrREsTH ANNUAL SESSION.

EIgHrREsTH ANNUAL SESSION
HE Engsh branches
and languages, bcmacs nuurd sci
advantages eltrga5 54 Esgf54s ..y VI
well buildings erected purpose.
full Of wl qualified and experienced teachers.
g. A collegiate study.
T. full Of philosophica chemical and nstro
nomica.
s. Pull Of lusua ed philosophy,
chemistry and astronomy.
Special offered yeung qualify themselves
and practical operations the field and
gin
Comfortable boarding orangemcnts but students
placed The R 44g .ss
/ s. Reading constantly rurpiied with papers, &c.
o. location hsalt full attractive accessible from all dec
lions by railrnads.
discipline A sss8s ssIss 54 "
Tems: BOARD tuition, cleo sudents nj any
ma, charged from the of Send and
ret n catalogue
March 7-9taw6w X. L. BROCKErT Principal.
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Baltimore Female College.
n. c. BROOKS, A. NJ. President.

THIS seminary Of learning, Instituted education Of
sds was esssa & seso ny 10
and with all the rights and privileges Of 'he most aSoIea
There are depSr institution he collegiate de-
Sancsss o. a"r leaning The course of study ia each ,heo years
deasuated BY many diasren, classes.
COURSE OF INSTRUCTION..
The course of Instruction is intended develop intellectual
social and moral fac ues and BY npsiag @
dsehass Of The responsible lie.
Great pains will be taken 70 ~ S
pani 10 m habit. q thought and Isaseu0o
ncucans belongs refined and dgnlaed eour
o Ss % w'S viii he MIND w a a
religion and ibao The heart with right principles ao
a "s so Of Tie following
MORAL, MENTAL, AND POLITICAL SCIENCE
Ssy ,ss life. win care
sases Moa Philosophy Men,. Philosophy Political E''no
BIBLICAL LITERATURE
Tho position Of mother IN socey and her leeaa,
the plastic mind and hea a % hn s @
truths religion he word Of God with The evidences
= sapapal Chronology biography Eva
ANCIENT LANGUAGES
The course OF study in sucieny enten
mind careful ard p1sn, thought as ws % 20
doctrines o @ b. sna ss is s
e light Of history, chronology and seosIaphy
Greek Language History q Greek ne%sa
Antiquities
MATHEMATICS AND NATURAL SCIENCE,
great pain, will be taken 20 insure an a
pursued and especially ~ tcach p
cples with multiplicity iMes"
will hereafter be tnUeet WIN ~
cabinet Of minerals Will pc husu up
study OF neraoey and physlo'osy VIII
assistance may be derived om nhatohcai
sahecs Arithmetic Geometry, Algebra Mensnra,ion Natural
Mneraogy, Geology, boany fhysioobSb
Astronomy, Ancient Geography, Natural History.
ENGLISH AND BELLIES LETTREs
A, this forms the bas branches study es
will be taken to render instruction in ~ s
will engage q pHps time commensurate WIN s lm
young ladies' win be enabled 70 conduct
and their ideas uron any ~ IN
Test with ease and eIegnce Arithmetic Will be Taught WIN
regard TO utility the pupil Will be rendered IA
mar ions occur in marketing IN aa
grocery. Az the circumstances OF nny oepenn "o oy
unon wnat what saved ~ nom book
Keeping win taught ladies' great auxiliary 70
economy -, ...,.a.,. p,o;.,,
gsm%ar osapsy history keeping Rhetoric Logic, Crit
icIsfn, HstsYy OF Literature, Composition.
MODERN LANGUAGES.
The exercises in this department will conducted in manner TO
tpsurs knowense Of he con-
.,con rudied but npy 10 wrio and speak
| with fuency. -, ,,,.x. sn,,,sh Ian
puaae German Language, German Leauie
| ORNAMENTAL BRANCHES
This OF shall afford every facility 10 the
.,udsn and engaged 1hos heay IN inc
ability and approved
subjects Vocal Musc instrumental MUSIC Dia"s anu fah
| ing, Needle work. 80 ;s.,,,,
Singing orms daily religious exercises OF me hsu
| linn accom- lnied by music Of parlor organ !,
The Institution, ihOu2h but ia It's elh yssr areaoy
liberal patronage from NE
ts Of Bsllmorr the middle southern, and wsstsn
| Hiates.
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;, Manual OF Etiquette In washington.

. Indispensable members of Congress and straag
hous b.y.nng m Washington Every lady nrd gentleman
he C, copy Just published and for saie book stand
Pb ts"S,,.d tsJ,, .'d |" the bookstores In Washington.
e,,,s NS GoODS.-The ladies' Of wa.hngton and VI
P respectfully informed that day opened
ped Ia 70 INC aes, styles Of French materials
us aPp"achng season, which he found
numer, M 81 recent New York nporations, few Of which
pa,e paue toh Biyaders hrocade silks
p sIa nch Bayadefe ehsns silks
Ps nch Bsyadere houncad robes
Tu aua neh Bsyadere chene robes
R.d Rm.sed vi lk-velvet Houncea robes
''yaoere fonnced chaIIi robes
p1,n twivsd elk chenille hounced robes
Mls.a, Mlsaceo bersgs and geeaadne robes
r~p Bayaders chaili robes
~ psnch y ohintI robe dc chsmbre
r.. r.n nounocd orrnude robes
french 0rgandie mnsln.
ss blue, cherry msiy, and yvts P,sucb ,,A ..,u
oher dress materials. > NV '
"a ALSO
Vs,. h .emoroideties, laces, haHdkerchies
Niu.' nee nee mnntiiss, shawls, hosiery
Camti groves, eauntiets, skirts muslins
fst a as,es, ste, Illusion espes ribnnds, &C.
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New spring Goods.

n j. STEER Merchant Tailor ras received his stock o. new
,,rs Goods himself om the bestimpornR houes
Us oc an Of them BY his customers and the pub
lie. ,,-..-. -. -. ...n.o,.,,,.n,.
n permitted -, go
Mar 95--Siaw2wN Nc $50 seVen'h street.
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oruos OF wAsmxsron AausDucr,
Washington, March 8, 1857.
PROPOSALS and work for the washing
up May win be .pensd a, noon Of that
MAPS podes specifications Of the materials and work b
e VA, pc ready for examination this Office the ao
The work to be lie, win embrace masonry Of some Of III. bridges
saouaon excavaion and emhankmen OF reservoirs iron
ih the reservoirs iainch bricks
For the materials
upon line not acquired by
usayodaSe delays due allowance viii b
Portion. only work. can be completed under the
appIogaon bo. al contracts for unnnhsd work win
hs 60 The smoan. Of to bs and
ssa not % our AND
siopped funds become available
s
the engnee the work has been properly executed r
Payment. win specie upon United state.
per vim eoadiaon Of Ss ssi-
ws.lss'ss xsasdass. 'p''' s''. :
The United States all the bids
should they % deemed and make
mens " M b. considered most conducive 70 the progress Of the
Every offer -u.ss
Ss hal bidder Or their ss
% Ss b The certificate q The United States district
the individual the Engineer
Of War; that the able make their
N. @. mEIds,
Capt. Of Engireers, In charge.
roRm or GUARANTEE.
we, undcr.iyned, residents , in tho State Of -
s usa
M % s s s e $ S n
perform furnish the proposed conformity
caHuaei ssIesad We ssann',
TO make good the derancc between the offer BY the said
the ne II lowest bidder.
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A. OTICE Road Contrnctors.-It being the Intention OF
Of directors Washington and Rsckve Turn
from the first TOLL gate 70 It's efmi
District line requested t. addIsss OF sp
before the 18th of April
next JOHN = bkEN I,
J. G. LEWIS,
reh -S,,,y,f 49a seventh street.
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,anN nRCHs HETIRED FROM RUsINEsst by Df. Do.

,aoSARcBs RETIRED FROM BUSINESS, BY Dr. Do
MI ran author or KNIGHTS and their Days, Sc Vols ~
ynsconselos, Romance OF the New Wofd py W. "hmofe
si IS.
Thr shadow worshpps Poems BY Frank Leo Ben
rs
The F,asersn Papers Of Masinn, L d., anno,atod
the nuhor by H. sheion Haekenz'e, " W 10 w.
'p'' Wv TAYLOR & MAUpY's
Ap4t pOos'or'' near 9Th street
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REsTAURANT.

WAsnisaTos, February %, 1857.
Feb as --3iawtAlar9hd
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FACULTY OF INSTRUCTION..

NJ c. Brooks, A. M. ofesso q Ancient Language &C. snc
Rev w Y Paxton, 4 b, aa:"s and Astronomy
Miss NJ. @. lepard, Beies i.ettres IA uls'oy'
Miss M. l.. Bet, English and Phy sioOgy.
Mary La Rrinue French aud pansh.
Nlons Emile Keit, Drnwug and Painting. a@-tH .Ig..~
j. SchaefeT, Piano. .
Eliza A. Keirie, Guitar. a''
kfissE q. Cohrigbt, Piano and Singing
Miss Eliza A. Brooks, Piano md Singing. ryt.
Mrs. T. A. Keirle, Vocal Music a.r.5.s. IS s...
EXPENSES.
Board and tuition, per session, 200 TO $2ip
Music, modern languages, and painting, extra
REFERENCES.
The following eenl4men have, had daughters In the
College
Rev II Slieer, Chaplain U. e. Senate Baltimore.
Hon. q r. Moore, nj. O.. Portsmouth, Ohio t#4
Dr. John SIN tn, Forl Smith, Arkansas.
DIR. Henry J. Holiness Jackson, Mississippi
Rev s. A. Marks, Washington, d. G.
Rev edward r. Anderson, Chrisiianstur Va
George Brown, esq, Hague, Va -.
session Will open hp otn pu pups VIII W
received any time. -, :. ~ =, a,
pauI .reet. baltimore Md. N. @. BROOKS,
Mach spistd&cn President
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cPRING GOODs.-E. OWEN g. SON, military and naval
~ iaors 22 Pennsyvania make known TO
their that have opened their second
goods choice Of cohs
simere vengs will be pleased have them call and ex
.,niv. I 6-dw
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w nj No eI5 street. ~. Mar Ii--dlwt
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ry,O ALL PERSONS CONCERN Notice isl hereby given
that shnr publication OF this appca-
will be made the
duplicate No 1890 for acres
Wrigh No 3e9 for 100 Of
and No o for 90 in the Of Jesse Four all sucd uni
March 3D.. 1855
against their location entered Land Once.
Feb I7--law6w Johnson r wELLBORN.
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nouTHERN HnnK.-c

gOUTHERS BoOK-origin OF the constitution; InccrpoI.
non OF the general the States national public
agents In rus with no history ocoparnershp Terri
tcries from the Virginia Decd 7s4 with Merco ls4s;
rniion o the Teritoes specific
es origin and history Of the Pusns srn and cause Of trouble
mode Of redress pointed BY W. Davis Whining North
Carolina. H-. H.T i
Just received and for sale BISHOPS
Book and Periodical Store,
No VIC Pennsylvania avcnnc, under Wllards Hotel
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UNITED sTATEs NAVAL CoURT OF IsaufRY,
WnliinrtOn, February 36, 1851.

notice, the information OF parties
coming section the Of Janu
ay 49, 1877 respectively advised by the department.
shall been referred tho court and maj
desirable that in presenting themselves they should come pre-
they desire 70 hhve SUN
specifying which OF the respective heads OF o
servce mentioned in the ac their ~ ps
applied the delay any when may
be required; n respect OF what witneeses- ,
FsSS ss,~1 - j. NJ CARLISLE, Judge Advocate
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WATCH Repairing and Engrnvfng:-Wsches chro,,
w description
by pkiui wokmen and warranted perform accurately.
the best style, including
the cutting crests, and initials stone
=. Visiting wedding cards elegantly eI maved and printed
N. w. GAIT BRO,
Jew PennsyIvaDia
Ian 3o--tf Between 9Th and l0h Streets
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0r5- The First Annual Exhibition OF the washing.
pictures, stainay, Ac ny the most
will be opened to the public NJ
MIR Coreonns building bstwcen l3h and 18th
streets on morning 7t Instant n 10 o'clock and
win opcn until further notice. every day between he
hours Of 10, Tickets OF admission may be pro-
cured the principal bookstores in tho city Single
admission, twenty hve eonts Season tickets, my cents
. Mari .
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17
EAGLE HOTEL,

YUyfiE subscriber would respectfully announce his
hi.nds and the public generally that he still
tnure the above Hotel, in Front street nt the
ofthe Newport Turnpike having fitted in the best
style. " prepared TO accommodate trassien and
permanent B0nrders in the bcst manner, His table
will supplied ith thr d. iieaccs OF the mark and
his Bh hAf with rli the variety OF the most choice
Liqlnrf Hia stab large and in good nrder. and
his yaft s anpi' for tn reception of rond WaR
ans sn lll nth yrhrle His yard and stabi 10 are
su4ndft uy a carcfii Ostlsr +"
srhankhi fafths atronaEe ,r.tofirt hrstawed upon
MIN he hopes hy siret attention u his busin
h,siit cviiinnane af the same '4.
lilly ia.p
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17
CoxcLusrox NEXT WEEK.

cJ-Tht list Of failures published this wess by
the New York independent is very large. II in
eludes twenty IN Boston. iii,y in New Yorh, seven
in philadclphia, while the rest arc scattered
through the country.
ar The election in Gcorgii has resulted IL iss
election 81 the Democratic csndf1ase feT Governor
by lOOu0 majority. Six Democrats and two
Know Noihings arc elected b Congres, being
Democratic gain of enc;
nay- George Washington Curtis. ths lssa
direct dc cendept Of the wssbirztsu fan
lily was buried at Arlington es Wsdtss-
day last. There was q very largs sssss-
dance at the funeral, including the military
and the Association Of .hc Soldiers o. tho
War oflsI2.