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THE DISTURBANCE YESTERDAY.
The following documents have been sent to us for
publication:
STATEMENT OF NE POLICE DEPART
AENT.
TO TIE CITIZENS or NETWORK.

CF7lcE or The METRoPOLITAS BOARD OF Police,
NEs-YoRK June l6 1857.
The unusual excitement now prevailing in this city,
ard me appearance OF raitary force to aid in the
eXc.ltion IF the law, make exposition of the cir
Gun stances which have led - such stae OF things
pru,sT, it not necessary.
Al about II O'Clock a. m. this day a warrant
n "a this office bv the Recorder TO be served upon
Nj Fernando Wood Mayor OF this city, who, with
others was charged with melting q riot This war.
riIt having been placed in the hands OF Officer Wall
1e for service, about o'clock p III. requisltion
came from the Recorder for fifty men 70 ard 10 the
execution of the warrant, which Mr. Wood refused to
Obey and had resisted by force. This requlsluon
being u course complied with, at about 3:l5 o'clock
inf imation was received at this office from the Re
C. rde that the placed at hs command had proved
in efficient the process and while ascending
Tie steps o the City Hail had been assaulted by an
cveIpoYeripg foIce placed there 70 protect Mr. Wood
against the service of the warent, and claiming To be
Municipal Policemen. The Recorder requested that,
a the evil force had proved insufficient to serve this
process the military should be called upon 10 protect
Them III the discharge Of their duty and to preserve
the neaee Of the city.
Epon a pairing to the scene OF the riot, found
great Of people many of them IN state OF
tun uluoss o,citenent, and about five hundred men
armed with Clubs resist the service OF the process
mon NJ Wood. DeeInlng thAt the peace of the city
the due service of process issued from our Courts
Law aud the protection of properly, required the
rr,uutest and mot decided measures at once eX
rrcsed the power conferred upon 10y law and issued
an order f. Maortenrral SANFORD to hold suihclen
force IN readiness presoye the peace. He was in
position To- comply with this order immediately, and
did 30 The Commissioners of Police have now at
their d .posal force sufficient for that purpose. The
city is now quiet and the Commissioners are happy 10
state that hundreds of substantial citizens have offered
their service, special policemen. sufficient mum
Der Of these have been accepted. Relying upon thus
Indication Of the ceiling of the citizens Of New
the Commissioner have confidence in their ability TO
secure preservation of order and the execution OF the
law. .. Dk1PtE,
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ppOCI OF THE MAYOR.

70 M Pcoplc IF Aer-Y@k: As if the u'urpers. Of
vour uuricral rights were not content with act after
act Of uuiustfabe Illegal and tyraLncal encroach-
mers, they have this day attempted to take life IN an
effort to degrade you through my person But Tor the
,f,1ts If myself and those under my command your
strees would have been deluged with blood and your
property destroyed.
IT, this emergency, and at this crisis IN the Govern
u.1rt 0f The ciE call upon YOU TO remain calm-t0
observe the laws to respect persons and property and
10 avoid excitement aud collision. Rest assured, as
Chief Matir,rate of New-York, clothed with ample
power 10 preserve the peace there Is nottingto fear
Vocal ott., n. 10 deirve Inc of the m;ans Of execu-
rc The ew.. So far our people have borne with pa
tt1ce aud without resistance these repeated nsuts
ana i.urs LIT US continue in the same spirit trust
ing to the courts and that higher authority oil the IRAN
cl7.r Which enables the American people, sooner or
atr 10 rid Themselves of nsOlent cOulpt or moeche
oder FERNANDO WOOD hayof'
hetr York June l6-7 p. u.
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THE BUNKER-HILL CELEBRATION.

DUsIUNi IU'TUfy, JulV TO, IOJI'
Oceanus Engine Company of New-York, with Shell
tons Band arrived at about o'clock to-day. They
were received at the depot by Washington Company
No. 5 Of Charestown and escorted through some OF
principal streets to that city whore they being
well taken care o. The Company numbering 81
ton. They remained in Worcester several hours this
morning as The guests Of the firemen Of that city.
New-York Hose Company No. arrived at Lowell
this forenoon, via Norwich and Worcester, and are
entertained by the Lowell fremen. They are ex-
pected in Boston early tomorrow.
The boys from the Orphans School at Randalls
leland introduced to the Mayor at the City Hall
to-day. They visited Faneuh Hall, and afterward
Jined, by invitation, with the Mayor.
Governor King of New-YOrk arrived tonight.
Considerable excitement was manifested late in the
afternoon in consequence of report that the Seventh
Regiment was ordered on duty in New-York to sup
press riot, and would not come.
The weather is cloudy, with indications Of east
erly rain-storm.
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FROM WASHINGTON.


Ex-Governor Philip Frank Thomas to-day formally
declined the GOvernorship Of Utah. the Office, accord
ing TO the statement Of bis friends not being sufficient
~ remuneratiye. 1t is untrue that Major Hopkins Of
Florida, offered it. The probability is that Col.
innings will be appointed, other person is how
mentioned il that connection.
Notwithstanding the pressure relative TO the Cali
ornia overland route, it may be positively asserted
that no foreshadowing Of the route to be selected has
been authorized TO be published in any quarter. Moth
ing definite has been done, the subject requiring the
most thorough investigation, in view Of its great ma
tional importance and which it is believed has al
ready been the subject Of Cabinet elaboration. An
early decision may be expected.
Gen. Walker has written long letter to the Presi
dent. which to-day be placed in his hands. His
CWalkers) statements will doubtless cause full in
vestigstion by the Government Of the conduct Of
Capt. Davis. A letter has been received from EH-
Secretary DObbn to the effect that he does not eco-
ect having used the name Of Walker in hi, Official
dispatches to Capt Davis, instructed him in refer
eDce to the war in Nicaragua and that the object of
sending vessel to San Juan del Sur was for the pro-
lection Of Americans in that quarter.
Cornelius, the public printer was seriously bruised
THU afternoon. He was standing by his carriage.
when the horse took fright, and throwing him down,
the wheels passed over his body.
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VERY LATE FROM THE UPPER MssoURL-the
steamer St Marv arrived yesterday from Fort Randall
on the upper Missouri which point she lea on TIE ON
Of the present month. She brought down ABOUT ~
passenger. among them Sir George Gore, q bTitisn
notlemah who has been some years engaged N oui-
IA ard Lear hunting In the Crow county ST George
i Scc,mpan,fd by suite consistI Qfsome eight per-
,ops and brings down with hiui large collection OF
l., ar deer and buffalo skins, AM other ValdaSe iurs
beside beautiful Indian dog. ST George u may De
remembered fitted out for his expedition II 81 LOUIS
about three wears ago. During bis ahsence he ma
killed large nLmher Of bufaloes aud OF otner game
and at times has had in bis employ as many as y per
.Urs. The hunters of this perry We're furnished WIN
as Il any As Fix horses each. ,..
Sir GEORGE reports -hs condition Of The Indian coun-
try On the upper Missouri highly unsettled anu pre-
curious In consequence Of the troops having been
will drawn from Fcrt Randall and bort Lookout, the
r.ians in that region have assumed no NE ana
uenscpg attitude toward the whites, which mas had
tie effect offrightenirs the old traders, VINO are rapidly
vaoaring the country. A party had gone nom F9s'
Randall 10 coOpereie with pumosr OF troops "Ht
had orcbed scsirst the Sautees large and powerful
baud If Sioux who were committing nurdsr ana every
a,rocitv against the whites. Never was We regJn
the higher Missouri in woEse condtlSn as Lesfecu
the Indisus, ari would not DC astonishing eelor'
many weeks We should receive the news Of genera
mGisn war ON the mouth Of the leH0w otoae 20 m
| besd-sater, of the Missouri. st. Louis DezL 18Th
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4 Kansas JUnSE ARRESTED N CHioAGo.-%yyoIs
r. Cls,,ot a ,-aI-estAte broker aud general land
SCENT At CaytcDviie, Ksnses, agi, withal, judge Of
orc ,ftle b3sus Border Ruan Courts in that Terri
Try. was arrested in Chicago on Saturday on the
charge Of ssuing spurious bank notes, 4,
the cfice 81 the Chicago and ". IOus Railroad, Of
tered in p.yueu, therefor wbet purPorted to Dc bank
notes of fie Reorganization ~ - each, buy wmen IL
y alr, were shiuTasters And OF no VaiHe 80
He had about as in amount Of these spurious s'!'
| upon Bis person, He W. committed tyr tr'sL
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THE PENNSYLVANIA PUBLIC WORKS.

PHILADELPHrA, Tuesday, June l6, 1857.
Before the Supreme Court in session here the appl-
esnan for an injunction against the sale of the main
nne Of the Public Works was made to-day. Gov.
ohoek protested against the decision of the Court in
enis TO be heard
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BOSTON WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.


Tie following are the footngs Of the weekly Bank
Statement of the city Banks:
CAPITAL Stock 81 800 600 Due TO other Banks $i56900
Loans and Di.cots IS 664 500 Deposits 1871 900
Specie... 39725O0 Circulation 6,796 100
Due en- other Bks. 677l,000l
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FIRE IN MANNED. Ny.

NANNET, n. l., Tuesday, June TO, Io1I'
The mills known Warmers Mills, in this place,
and owned by John Smith, were destroyed by fire at
81 O'Clock this morning The fe is supposed TO have
been the work of an ncendiary The loss is about
s. 600, and there is no insurance.
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THE ALBANY MAYORALTY.

ALBANY, Tuesday, june TO- FSJI.
Mayor Perry publishes a letter declining TO resign
the office of Mayor, but expressing willingness to
ret any day which DIR. QuackeDbush, the contestant
may agree upon for final trial of the claim before
J,dOe Goud
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THE MAYORS RESURRECTION.
Street Commissioner again assaulted.
THE OFFICE CLOSED.
| ATTEMPT 10 ARREST The NAYO.V0N CIVIL PROCESS
HE TURNS THE coRoN. n OUT.
ATTENPT TO ARREST HIN on A CRl- VSAL WRu
HIS POLICE RESIST THE co. ROEER
A GENERAL POLICE FIG, VT.
Fifty Metropolitan to 800 Municipal Mem
NE TnoPo LIrANs BEATEN oFF
Several Men Badly Injured.
, TIE NATIONAL GUARD MARCH To TIE PARK.
REMARKABLE EFFECT OF THE RAYONETS.
TAE MAYOR is ARRESTED.
SENDS FOR JUDGE RUSSELL TO BsTS BIN.
THE JUDGE is MISSING,
FERNANDO WOOD GOES HOME UNDER ARREIT
c. Deylia Appointed Street commissioner.
THE NATIONAL GUARD Go To BOSTON,
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FERNANDO WOOD GOES HOME UNDER sRRR IT
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THE JUDGE IS MISSING,
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mo. 5s7la N
BY the president Of the United states.

Al - a.. al uactian
pursuance vi INC Pivftoioiio ", t'S - - -
u % TIE ACT eaaicd An sct 70 auhoihs na ri'4'ss ~ 80
United States 70 cause 70 90 surveyed me ae. o. ana ~ ~ @
o. hnhsao@ belonging W ihv NAH oieoas W ~ $50
taxi or houx nation Of Indians and Tor other
July ~ 1884, JAMES btehANAN fesashl ~ W. i
OF America DO hereby declare and MAKE Known ra' ~
be held al tie tndermenioned and omeos IN VA" ieSS o
sofa at the periods hereinafter DESIGNATED 70 wiz ~ :,
AZ the land olnce al HESpknso On 'e ay "
March next Tor the disposal o. the vacant p1one ~ .s
the following nained townships and ~ Wy ~
FOR the AHoreeds OF mixed 81 ne " "sA
ton Of Indians, viz l3 ID t.s,t a IA
w,,4h line OH nerid.dH
-. j. I. ", IL ~, =. 4 aa..' - 49,.
The INDICATED uacs ihif@ouo'A "" 'Anp "A' Au ANU '"'
OF IAhse teh -.
Inc aho Locate uSoS IN fAo'0a~i '0"nsnp o"s " anu '
OF Iahso oieycn- :. - =. -, =, A -.
and one hundred and twelve o. range Twelve -.
lug unoeAtsa ua ~ Wv Wv. nsuii @ - Sa.sas "a ~
uohAi my h"nui'" a"" '"''''1 ""e "~" $50" w
teen @ range 'hr.eeh teen. "A q. An, IL ..., - -, a.
ne uheA'eu use's IN o - 49,
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COMPLETION of Panama Railroad Reduction
" Of faro CalornaUnited States
York for Apnwa thu 9th and goth each month connecting
with mail steamers from Panama to San Francisco w.
These steamships have inspected approved the
Department, and guaranty spded and safety .7 ".|
The railroad az miles long) completed from
to and crossed In hours The baggage Of
through
steamer companys expense
money paid New York all expenses tho trip
Reserve steamers kept IN New York. Panama.
detention accident
entirely reliable. tssr ts. g7 aIrt~ J. #aFs ...s %.
Panama the they
Conductors through each charge
and children without other protectors %. "a
For through tickets the lowest apply the agency III
West street. New York, to l. W. RAYMOND.
May 6-du aa ta..a+ #.Lt'AH .f-".a. a... -.t
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STEAM MACHINERY FOR SCREW PRO-
PELLER sLoOP-OF-WAR.
Navy department,


StEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals for
- steam Machinery fr screw Propeller War will be re-
department. until O'Clock the 18th December next Tor
and placing propeller ship Of war building IN the
United States nayyyard at Philadephls - an. ho,. in e
ossu operation include all pAont lees m any arrangemenIS
peed ana required BY law
Inc Of the establishment in which the work TO be executed
The details design Of the machinery VIII be
The greatest humber Of advanages Keeping simplicity
sraon readiness Of for adjustment when in operation and
the department obtain the most speed and power with The
which the available for that purpose viii admit 90 -
The boilers 70 be Of ron with teaseopo smoke pipe which n "
propeller with for hosting 10 be Of composition the
machinery for hosting for pumps APPARATUS Ios nq %
whole approved kinds The bunkers shat,
m' o eR a anon
all the tools and duplicate pieces necessary and LOT
sluon and a Msl u them must be furnished, = ..,
for the Sa necessary 10 adapt the vessel Tor the reception
machinery boilers appendag viii be provided At the expense
as ihG may have for hosting The heavy machinery
accommodation Of the entire steam machinery and the fuel
viii allowed the body Of the ship the entire space
The berth deck commencing h fec. seaft the main
zI breadth inside plank being 42 feet
the the mbers the under side Of The
carry coal for thirteen days full sieamng the daily consumption
bidder will his specifications and the weight Of
the machinery water in boilers shaft propeller and appeadag
with the tools and spare work. must not exceed $40 TONS zO
pounds 20 10, a.. % a.
forward viii be about 100 feet and the distance the
load wator line to the top Of the keel under the propeller VIII be
bid obtain copy Of
tho section the weasel upon making as
drawings having the position Of the centre gravity Of the machine
an sssa s and % S ar
ouooad delivering valves space for steam above the water
ana f S T u p be- rep the estimate Of the weight
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Notice.

r AND WARRANT No. IL, 759 for 100 acres is
sued In Thomas Richardson, 18th December
1895 aud by him assigned Ia has been lost This
mailed by L. sharp Genwood Iowa about the nth
December, 1886 and has not boon by received. gE
boon filed the General Land Office the
the due me application will be made
by the Pension Office for the issuance Of duplicate
........ THOMAS h SUFFER-.
WASHINGTON, Dec. IL, 1857. s ..t. .." .'" .t
Dec l3-laW6w
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TINE PACIFIC RAILROAD 4 now rnuninr !,

FVHE PACIFIC RAILROAD is now running two
Il daily trains between S. city connecting
with the Lightning Line Of ssorve packets thai leaves Jer
son city daily on the arrival Of the the mails
and passengers for Bonneville Glasgow Lexington
worth Weston, 81 Joseph, and all intermediate points.
Through from 81 Louis Kansas In ~ hours and from ~ SO
hours ahead Of beats starting from Louis - r.
The Lightning line packets
being required schedule are
delayed waiting for freight Through
tickets can be purchased the principal the states or
at the Offices In st. Louis T. McKISICK
May 22-du ASST eupr
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NEW YORK ADvERTIsEMEATs.


Mrs. q. A. AuenB WOriuS HAIR noss~sof-
haired bald with diseases Of hair or scalp read hs
Mrs. $. A. Aliens zyIobaIsamum,
Worlds Dressing with the Eorer and Is
cases Ds ha art s o without 1s bs Rsoss sAs
REV Y DEGES Editor Guide 20 Holiness We can TESTIFY us
PRESIDENT = EATON Il p q Tenn nd SS Mo- say
REV MORLEY A,teeoro Mas.aases " 4 has changed The
REV N THATCHER 90 years Of age Pitcher osaAnso county
a New York Ny hair Is now restored IS nothing IKE Dye
that q another Of my family has greatly 'hksnsd where almost
REV JAMES MCKEE, New York city, recommends il, &c,
REV PoErErs snwch IN has met my most sanEoins
REV oRlwoID Washington 'ns really efncaeious In
REV srRsrT is~iseursh, pennsylvania ave
eheerfally recommend ,' &c. gHfy sa. $50 aE
REV T6sN, Charleston The white hair has become
BLANCHARD Meridsu N H eve thlnk highly Of
REV G. SMITH Praisburgh, r al surprised 70 md
REV h nn nhsa sw w.s Penn aa has stopped my hair
falling and caused new growth Sc ..
REV FRNK chaaaqae county " 81 am satisfied and rec
REV D. NORRIS Cross RIVER Newyors bes, prepare
REV CUTTER Magazine York, "recom.
ss- We might list but II convinced TRY IT
We these preparations Europe and they are super
soil OF stain Fold by principal Wholesale and
tail merchants in the U. s., Cuba, or Canada duff ff
a -f Depot, $50 BrOOme street, N. n, Efl.tF Fl
where address all letters and inquiries,
eS dealers try this which they
profit Write 10 depot for circular terms and nka
ton Genuine signed Mrs A. Allen written ink Beware OF
counerfets 3gH1f# ID NW#Fh gaE fH fislapt&4
Aug lS-eod3m tL ....a..
Wheeler Il Wilson.
MANUFACTURING coMPANYs IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,
Eaa @ "a Fhmies, Maausaoaras, and Oth1s. ''' 'r7-
rINHESE machines combine all the improvements
and
approval commentator that they have
ceved poprictors warmly recommending them They
been In sufficiently test them thoroughly and have
satisfaction @ lEattt ,sa#t5&NNi Eitagtfsf
undoubted advantages that they all others
Ai nHaFA httheslIts# ''e.'l p tr." fa 'l.f-
Beauty simplicity construction consequent freedom
from derang enent and need Of repairs. 'f "'' "A
ID Unexsmpled and rapidly Of operation n 5s s
3D. Noiseless -
4t The remarkable perfection their stitching appa
biity a variety Of purposes and materials r
Principal No 343 Broadway New York and their agencies
in the principal cities of the Union. '-..s III .t8s Il
May 26--1ys ~ tf w ~ s5H h@'at a"t z e. @
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UNITED STATES MAIL.

as 60 sa.H off gga Nlsh VIRGINIA. sl-&' ia&
Posr 0FYcE DEPARTMENT, Nov. 10, 1857.
PROPOSALS for carrying the mails of the Uni
from 1s February 1858 3oth June 1859 the
following VIRGINIA. will the
department until p tho 4th Of Janu
airy DO decided tho following day
$500 From Charlottesville by Garden Coyesve Lawn
Iovingon, Mills New Glasgow Amherst Court house
and Cool Well Lynchburg, 40 miles and back six times
week, In horse coaches vi .
Leave Charlottesv vile daily except Sunday, at y
- Arrive al Lynchburg next day by az m; .-a.l.s..
Is "A Leave Iynchburg dnly except Sunday, ut 3 m;
Arrive al Charlottesville by III ~ SIS "a
containing different schedule will also be coDsd
cred. !, ...
For proposal guarantee certificate also
requirements
january 1885, February 1856 and February 1887
either OF he, pamphlet form, all tho principal Offices
i...f - AARON " BROWN
Nov 21-law4w Postmaster General
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Virginia Land once,

Virginia Land once,
Richmond October 10, 1867:
TN conformity with the code of Virginia of l849,
page do hereby make known all whom
appears the escheator of county
Halifax dated the 18th day Of October 1851 and this day received
into the land Office that by inquest held on the 26h day Of september
found that Of land containing thirty
Halifax the OF Birch
land book county John Hghower
Hghtower the and has
from heirs and that the said tract Of thirty four
3 esehcated TO the Commonwealth ssg,. ~ go
s, II PARKER,
22-law6w s.ass H,ssseaeg Register land Once
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We would call attention the Of Grantn ESQ who Ia
commissioner for Of the and is also commits
soner In tho United States Court Of Claims Colonel GRANDPA Thor
ooghB conyesant with business connected With tho
Washington and the practice Of ae uaed States Court
. IL [Neg York Daily Neas
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NEW GALLERY OF ART,
No. sos PoinyIrdn,a Awnus,

-#"l't (over Dayss Piano Storey 4.
rTNHE subscriber induced by his success in Phila-
the orders he
the country has opened class gallery this pro
ducou Of AMBRoTYPES DAGUERREOTyIFS PHOTOGRAPHS
anording the Washington aud The public
procuring fine work IS made in New York Paris
oil and Photographs finished
India ink and nausa oolors by distinguished Paan
artist, engaged expressly for this establishment tt
residing distance wishing have agueeotypes
rged them with description person)
have thcpn accurately copied, returned by express
An euesses GUARANTEED and examination Of s
J. r. McC1EEs Photographer
3Os Pennsy avenue,
s26 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
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EMI-M0NTHLY.

VI l. ~ v
GANTA FE TRADERS and those desirous of
~ crossing tho plains New Mexico
signed carry United States mail from Independence
leaving Independence
LIST and 18th each month They comfortable f passengers
well guarded and running through each
twenty Travellers and rom New doubtless
and this the safest most expsdous and comfortable well the
cheapest mode 81 crossing the plains
~ FARE THROUGH. -
Prom November lst 10 May Is. $3.50
From May lst November LIST l26
Provisions arms and furnished by propors
Packages baggage VIA be transported when possible 10
do the Of 80 pound so
winter but package will be charged loss than dollar
accountability for packages by conductors
cd on the way bill &. r4..l1t '- a1a.
The propors will responsible for package
than dollars unless specially
all times at tho risk OF the thereof as1s = 4
aa all the passage must be paid and
spase conform 20 the rules which be stab
shed by s for the OF their line Of stages
and those travelling with them on the plains
No allowed than forty posnds OF baggage add
ton the bedding Green Santa and j. NJ
and W Bernard at weport Missouri and mail conductors
agents passengers
for passage IT & - Us# 80
HOCKADAY & HALL.
T~vx.g Nh irnapu fsfa IInras uHFnnaf
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ITO CONGRESSMEN who wish 10 form 4 mess
Il the subscriber offers the No aal street sou,
side between Sd and AZ Tho thoroughly
aud supplied with funure and
with a nno dining hall in the adjoining house.
MRS. HENRY PARRY
Dec l=-d2w aoa q strsc,
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A GARD.

MISS BROOKE informs members of Congress, and
lv others who intend placing their daughters school In
Washington that she prepared TO receive few additional boarding
pupils at her establishment Seven Buldngs No l3s Penns
Circulars to be had at the book t -s' 81 ea.#
Dec 3-3tawu