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IneOKo K0Mr N6rchA d1eov DSOFO0
and DwclIIngs3
Policies Of Insurance issued 1t the lowest
rates, at this Agency, in prompt
paying Companies.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
CAPITAL 450O, 600.
PHOENIX INSURANCE CO., or HARTFORD,
CAPITAL t20O, 900.
MERCHANTS INSURANCE. COMPANY.
CAPITAL $200, 900.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE. CO., OF HARTFORD.
CAPITAL $25O,0Oe
WIN. W, BELKNAP, Agent,
Septs-~i ~ :: CO M:s: -
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Land ana General Agent,
ARB
INT r l. Il q e nee OFFICE,
NO. II MAIN-ST.,
KE0KUK, IOWA.
RUYs Sells, Exchanges, Rents or Leases Pro
- perty Of every kind.
Advances Money on, and sells, Goods Of every
kind.
Draws Deeds. Mortgages and Agreements, and
examines Titles 10 Property.
Gives reliable information respecting the Price
OF Property.
Takes Acknow Judgements.
IL Agent for Insurance Companies.
Inquiries by Letter promptly replied to.
Negotiates Loans, makes Collections.
Obtains, Exhibits, Buys and Sells Patent Rights.
Loans Money on Collateral Security.
Low charges, never firing energy, and punctuai-
ity, are the lea ding features of this House.
Refer to the following gentlemen:
r. r. Lowe, Governor.
Hon. Thos. w. Clagctt.
Geo. C. Anderson Co., Bankers.
Xix, Hale 4 Co.. Bankers.
@1~Agencies and Business Solicited.
sept. 4, 'b8-d
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ra.r ~ Appoin N IN "a

AleH oh ARPu&AtaMyss
Made at the M. II. Conferences lately held
Ut Fairfield.
/. KKokrK p,srxucr--M. Miller, Pres. Elder.
Exchange street, +. Briggs.
heoKux Chatham Sq're, 7. +. Corkhili.
Montrose--J. w. Lathnm.
FFarmington--J. T. Goodman.
Bentonsport--C. Morey, g. w. Burkett.
Keosauqua-Jos. Gasner.
Birmingham--Jess Craig.
Troy-L. T. Rowley.
Pittsburgh g. w. Conrad.
vernon--R Mulholland.
Libertyville-W. g. Shipper.
Sugar Greek Mission--To be supplied.
j. Brooks, editor of the Central Christian
Advocate, and . member Of Chatham Square
Quarterly Conference.
2. B yRLINGroN DIsrRlcr, -----P. +.
p-r ! Zion, J. Harris.
Burlington Ebsnezer, /. A. Broderck.
Fl. Madson--H. w. Thomas.
Denmark--A. y. Prather.
West Point--G. N, Power.
Augnsta--J. 6. Thompson, NJ. B. Way
man.
New London III. Gibson.
Dodgevile-M. r. CroweII.
kossuth-E. II. Warning.
Wapello--J. McClaskey.
Burris City Mission--C. Mellens.
Sam'l Reynolds, Agent OF the American
Bible Society in Illinois, and q member OF
Ebenezer Quarterly Conference.
8. MUscArrNE DisrRIcT-E. w. Twining, p .E.
Muscatine-D. Worthington.
Muscatine Circui9-J. B. Hill, 4. Miller.
Grandview--G. w. Friend.
Oakdale--J. Ii. McCutchon.
Blue Grass-A. w. Stryker.
West Liberty-C. P. Reynolds, one to be
supplied.
Richmond--J. Y. Simmons and s. F. G.
Garrison.
Washington--W. bennett.
North Bend--W. Poston.
Harrisburg Mission--W. A. Watson.
Washington Circuit. Elrod, one to be
supplied.
4. Mr.. PLEASANT Drsr.---J. Mcdowell, p. E.
~ p,a...n. Asbury, P. P. Ingals.
w. ''"'"n' Univ'ty Chi, NJ. II. Hare.
Mt. Pleasant Circuit--A. J. Kirkpatrick.
Salem--W. A. Pyle, d. Murphy.
GIasgow--O. G. Sheldon.
Fairfeld--S. Haines.
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MONUMENT To BooIH-A monument. to be
erected TO the memory of the late Junius Brutus
Booth, was received in Baltimore on Tuesday from
Boston, and will be at once, says the SUM- put up
At Baltimore Cemetery. 1t is an obeIisk of mar
bic On granite base. The base consists of three
blocks, the whole 4 4 feet high, 5 feet square at
the bottom, and 81 feet square at the top. The
upper piece of the base is Of cleft granite The
shaft, Of white marble, is nine feet high by two
feet square at the bottom, and one and a quarter
feet square at the top. At the base of the shaft,
surrounded by plain rich moulding, is the
name, " Booth, +" in large raised letters. About
the centre of the front square is medallion he ad
Of Booth, surrounded by a wreath of laurel, typ
ical Of his success in his profession On the left
side Of the shaft is the inscription in bold, rails
ed letters, "Junius Bru;us Booth, born Nav LIST
1's6'" and. on the right side, 'Died November
3oth, 1852" The whole cenotaph is plain, but of
handsome design and appearance. 1t was made
by Mr.. Joseph Carew, of Boston, to the order of
Mr.. Edwin Booth, as mark of ilial affection
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merce, reported adversely to the placing Of a
steam revenue cutter In the Gulf Of Mexico on
account Of the deple ed state OF the the Treasu
Mr. Foote offered a resolution that when the
Senate adjourn on the first Monday of June il
adjourn to meet again on the frst Monday of y o.
request.
Mr.. Hunter called up the bill making appro-
prations for the consular service of the q nitpd
States which was passed
Mr.. Brown called up the bill for the incor nora
ton of the Washington Monument Society !;
passed.
In the HOUSE, Mr.. Whitley said that he had
paired off with Mr.. Dick until Tuesday. That
gentleman had then perfect right to vote II
was impossible for him Mr.. w J to be in at
tendance yesterday; but, IL he had been here, he
should have voted for the motion Of Mr. Eng fish
for the appointment Of a committee OF conference
on the dsaS reeing votes to the Kanias bill
Mr.. Miilson, from the Committee on Com
merce. reported bill to regulate the compensa-
ton OF officers and men Of the marine revenue
service IL was passed, and gives captains 81 500;
first lieutenants 81 POO; second lieutenants 81 loo:
third lieuteDants 81 900; engineers 81 90: assist
ant engineers 81 600; petty officers and sergeant
of marines, to be fixed by the President, not TO
exceed $40 a month exclusive Of ratons.
Mr. John Cochrane reported bill making ap-
preparations for rivers and bar borS.
Mr.. W ashburn, of Illinois, also reported bill
on the same subject from that committee
MIR. COchrane moved that these bills be made
thu special order; but
Mr.. Clemens objected.
MIR. John Cochrane also reported, from the
the act Of 1855. to regulate the carriage of pas.
sen9erS In steamships aud Their vessels
Also, bill for the cod fcaton of the existing
revenue laws and for other purposes. -
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PERSONAL

1.-THE Fairy Star" Agnes robertson, is Der
forming at the Boston Theatre.
80. Monckton Mines recently bought q full
length portrait OF Charles Lamb al auction, in
London, for a hundred dollars.
- Captain Benjamin Blaekman, Of Verona
New York, died on the sd OF March, at the ad
vaneed age Of 81 years and sir months
The working men of Sheffield have pre-
sented TO Florence Nightingale case of superior
cutlery as mark # their e'eem.
-. Mr.. Blackstone will preside at the dinner
al Stafford Avon, on the 23d Of April, in com
memoration Of the great poets birthday
-..- Com. stockton and lady C "a Van Rem
tbuysen OF Albany, Alfred 81 Brown of Viz
Willards'. "'
80. Thomas C. Mcdowell, Esq of Pennsvl
vania. an able lawyer, and, during the Presjd. n.
tial campaign, one of Mr. Buchananis most a :
dent supporters. we notice among the arrivals a,
the kiTkwood House.
aud Cough, all famous orators, addressed i'm.
mense aud fences at Brig htOn, reat Britain The
Brighton Herald says the latter took the lead In
point Of oratory.
-. Phineas T Barnum is In luck once more
He Is again at the head Of the New York Muse.
nm, which has been languishing for want Of his
PAternai care, and with the assistance Of S27 OOs
us1 rscelved on Insurance, Is preparing to re-
ou,o clranistan," his late residence at Bridge
port, Conn, on magnificent scale.
80. Mr.. Bergschmidt, the celebra,ed bron,s
iounoeI, died at Nuremberg, Germany Among
MS many great works the monument. OF
be,hooven al Bonn, and the Emperor Charles I v
al Prague, both after Hahnel His las, irnnor,.,
Work is the monument of Radetzky beTun In
1850, with the assistance of his .oni5 IT, -.
IL Is almost completed, and was inst 70 ,.ns;u.
inc last nnlshlnS touches when death snatcbsd
the master away. 'oneo
80. Mr.. Il X. Panghorn, editor OF IN. Ro.,ou
Bee, was visited on Saturday morning, by a COM
Inittee Of gentlemen, from whom he recrivsd :.
silver cup containing good sum of money - ,s
Testimonial for his devotion 10 the party OF FREE
dom In 1857" There were thirty-six Confirm
tors 20 this testimonial. among whom were Gov
Banks and other state ofncers Messrs BurIin.
game, Burlington, Gooch and Davis Of the Con.
tlemen.
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A MARES NEST EYPLOpED-

"SEsATOR BRIGHT AND 5000 ACRES oF I.xn
The correspondent Of the burlington Hawteye
writing from the Land Once at Council RInfy,
aiter speaking OF the great rush for land ON tbs
opening OF the office, says: '''
During the second week after the offic. had
opened, an order was received from Mr. Com
missioner Hendricks, at Washington. n Ioc.,.
six thousand 5000 acres In the name of IN, Hon
Jesse ID Bright, of Indiana or course IN. Cd,
was complied with out Of the regular Office hons
and thus the honorable Senator got a nicc .Iic.
OF the public land at a single haul, while tho
rest e US had TO take turn at the mill az the
wheel rolled round. Wonder IL the penuli,r
the Administration had an yth Ing to do with This
new piece Of party favoritismi"
We take the above extract from the New
York Express. Itimputes "party favoritism''
In transmitting to the land Office ut that place
certain warrants which the Hon. j. d. Bright
and others had presented for location. Its
reputation is an easy task, indeed. Thus, the
&C. Oh 18th September, 1850, makes it the
outy OF the Commissioner" to "cause to be
any warrant which the holder NAV
transmit to the General Land Office for that
purpose The applicants asked for nothing
not oil every day occurrence with Others. A
clear privilege, expressly allowed by law. of
merely availing themselves of the official me-
lium of transmission, and in doing this. the
Commissioner had no more option, under the
tatute, than the public mail had in Carrying
he papers to their destination.
As for the portion of the mare nest charging
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CoLIIsIos AT SEA by a private letter from
90 DoeId OF the Powhaian, dated February LIST
we Iearn that that steamer. while leaving Saint
ii,Irna iof Cape Town, on the night Of the Goth
% January, came into collision with the Dutch
sn'P oted fnch-dr, bound to Amsterdam The
eocosnt was unavoidable. owing to the dark
n m.s OF tne night, and the injury done to the
rooms, Including the bowsprit while The Povr
haan qusit-f boat bad her bottom rip ped ont
ana the ,hip hsTself a pretty severe scrsnjnSS
aye and sent her boats TO the assistance 81 ~.
crippled ship; when, after q detention ~ 1919
two days, she proceeded on her passage ~ ~
Cape. Omcers and crew all well " 'ne
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u Patrick McNultv and Michael Folly got
into quarrel on Monday night, in New Yo.k,
with one William De Cola, whom they seized
and held over a hot stove, burning him in such
manner that he Is not expected to live. One Of
the scamps Is in jail-the other has escaped.
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Proceedlngs Of To-day.

In THE SENATE, to-day, the Chair submitted a
commune alton from the Secretary Of WI ar, which
was referred to the Military Affairs Committee
Mr. Wilson submitted resolutions from the
Legislature of Massac husetts, remon,t ating
against the Kansas Lecompton bill and az ainst
the bred scott decision.
A number Of private matters In the shape Of
petitions, reports, &c, were also disposed or
Mr. Fessenden offered a resolution, which was
agreed to, asking the War Department for GER
tain information concerning contracts growing
out of the Utah expedition.
Mr. Benjamin, from the Committee on Com
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A PoLXA.-We are indebted to the author for a
copy of he " Ella Annie Polka, composed by F
Kley New York - which Is a composition Of our
well known fellow citizen Professor X ley who
writes music with taste and genius combined.
indeed. OF the many fine things of the kind
from his pen, we remember nothing superior to
this last
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THE GRAFTON BANK ROBBERY twelve
thousand dollars lately taken from the Grafton
Bank has been recovered. Stockwell the Young
lad previously arrested an suspicion, on being
examined, confessed that clerk of the Bank ar
ranged with him to be absent while he Qhe lad)
should take the money and hide 1t in a box in the
bank building, which he did. Upon the clerks
returning he removed it to a spot near his house
On these facts the officers waited upon the clerk
and demanded the money, which he returned,
with the exception Of eight dollars
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An ANrRICAN CITIZEN MURDERED The
Panama correspondent of the New York Times,
writing under date Of April 18th, says that on the
list instant an American named Frederick Nj ID.
Mcfarland, late of New York, was attacked in a
scurrilous communication in an illiteIate paper,
edited by Jamaica negro, named A. II. Judah,
and established as the organ Of the Government
party for the election Of Senior Marcelno Hur-
tsdo for Governor of the State. Mr.. NJ. having
threatened to cane the author Of the article, was
set upon by the negro editor and stabbed 10 death
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III The world was to have come tn an erd
yesterday, according to the lugubIious Tatiocina-
tons ofthe Second Adventists. In the language
Of one of their organs the Quarterly Journal of
Prophecy, published at Philadelphia ''tbe be-
ginning Of the New Year, April. 1858, is the be-
of (Hot the end) but the beginning of the 1895
days, and the ushering in of the ebay of Jeho-
vah's vengeance, and the year of recompense Tor
the controversy of Zion,' when it shall be said,
the year of my redeemed is Gomez -
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EAST INDIA MAIL.-A letter bag will be dis
patched to the United States squadron in the East
Indies, from the Naval Library Institute, Boston,
on or about the Goth of April. All letters and
newspapers addressed to the care Of the " U. s.
Naval Library Institute, Boston, Mass, ~ will be
Forwarded il sent in season
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A DUEL Two New York gentlemen Of color,
Queen Decker and William Robinson, rivals in
the affections Of a lady, met Tuesday morning, TO
settle the difficulty as prescribed by the code du-
clio. Every rule WIS strictly observed through
out. Deckers shot took effect In his adversary's
leg, and amputation will probably be necessary.
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the location Of the land warrants in question
out of regular Office hours, that, of course, is
mere bosh No United States land officer would
dare do such thing; which is contrary to law.
The KANSAS STATE BILL.-The opponents
Of the immediate settlement of the Kansas
imbroglio, under whatever party flag thew
nominally contend, were awfully puckered
about the mouth yesterday afternoon, owing to
the triumph of the proposition of Mr.. English
to accede to the Senate's request for a confer
ence committee on the Kansas State bill. The
Republican party lealers at length realized
that it requires something more than the ar I.
plication of their recently resorted-to system
of bullying and Dragging by turns, to keep
under their thumbs the South American mem.
bers and the hating Democrats whom they re-.
garded as their own, body and breaches, for
all future time.
Is consequence, they and their subordinate
political wire-pullers of all degrees, were last
evening hard at work, but labOring evidently
in great trepidatian. Among the most amusing
incidents of their movements, was their effort
to whistle themselves into the belief that they
oouiu Hdhe, ior speaker UT ADOPTION, the
House members Of the conference committee.
selected, Of course with an eye single to the al
vancement Of the Republican party cause.
P. 5. The Speaker had not named the Com
mittee, on the part of the House, when the
Star went to press to-day.
ORDERED.--COmmander James II. Ward has
been ordered to the command of the rendezvous
| at Philadelphia, vice Commander John r. Colds
borough, whose term Of. service has expired
Purser John W. Nixon has been ordered to
the slOop-of-war Marion, now on the coast Of
Africa.
-APPCINTAEsT.-Wm. Z. Bean Las been ap-
pointed Route Agent, to take charge of the
| express mails between New York and Boston
| via Springfield. W. IL. Storms is the othe,
| agent in this service.
TIE WEATHER Tho following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Mors.
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time of observation is about 2 o,clock q n,
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IL The New York House OF Assembly have
passed the bill appropriating 81 800 900 to the
State canals. This insures the completion of
these vast public works.
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u The Courthouse of Richmond county,
Virginia, Is said to have been built in l740. In
structure 1t is low, with walls Of brick, and
strong enough for a barracks.
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SPIRIT OF THE NOR MING PRESS.

The Union argues to show that in sustaining
the Montgomery amendment the Republicans
risk everything, while the South Americans
voting for it have lost everything distinctive
for which they have protested to contend.
The IntsIiseneer is again, to-day, devoted
TO news and Congressional reports.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-15

UTN. b. Curtiss & Co, Bankers of Peoria,
Ill, resumed payment on the 18th inst
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5000 REWARD.
MAYORS OYYIB,

VSOV MAYORS OFYTB,
April I2. is5s.S
" the name of the City Council OF Alexandris.
Va L, w. ID. Massey, Mayor, offer a reward of S2oO
for the detection and of the party or par
the oity near he depot Of the Alexandra and Wash
inetOn Railroad Company, on the afternoon of the
An 10 slant. .s
aplS-S. wv. ID MASSEY, MayOr
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NoTIcK TO MEMBERS OF CoNsREss.-Members
of Congress can have their speeches printed with
neetnes. and dispatch, at the Star ONCE Price,
for 5000 copies of sixteen page speech, one cent
and half each; for 10, 900 or more, one sent each
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VNQ LEWIS CAkBERf Joshua HITCH
i lie, AND MARY RITCHlE, HIS WIFE
PiERCE sHoEMaKEH AND MAR A
Berry Rii And JGsEPH CARBERE: 'nN
You are hereb' non6sd that the Hon. William M
the District of Columbia has ths day. on my a. pi
ation the authorised agent of the United ststes
issued his warrant, directed to the Marshal of the
said District. commanding him to summon a jury of
e!ghteen 20 d and lawful men to meet on your land
called "Whlteh ,ven," or by Whatsoever name or
names the same may be oalled, lying in the County
Of Washington IN the said District Of Columbia, be-
Ing we st of Georgetown, rnd north of the Chesa-
peske aud Ohio Canal on Thursday, the eth day of
April instant, g. at ii O'Clock IN the forenoon of
said day, for the pose of valuing and condemn
ing two paris OF SAID piece of land OF absolute
estate In perpetuIty IN the SAID United = ates for
the use of Tn. Wa hIrftOn Aqueduct, and assess-
ing AL "a ages which The owners thereof shall sus-
tan by reason of the sad United States cutting and
conshn''ins the said sshinston Asueduct
ough SAID pi zee of land; when and where you Will
attend II to you 1t shall seem meet.
M. G. MEIGS,
Captain of Engineers, Cnief Engineer
of the Washington Aqueduot.
Washi igton City, April Is, 1853. ap l4dsv
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FOR RENT AND SALE,

L,OR PENTHOUSE ass ID street, edjoin,nr
Il the residence ofJ. 81. Carlisle. ESQ, contain
ing twelv rooms with the usus conveniencss of
gas, bathing, d Q. Possession Nav list. Apply merit
door west, or No. % Louisiana avenue. rp is 81.
EURNISHED ROOM S.-Thrse Furnished
Il ROOMS on the first floor of the dwelling o.
al 9th street, between and q streets north.
ap l5-lw
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TO ASBURY r. FAUSETT, GEORGE F..
L DENEAI. RICHARD PETIT and GEO

L DE NEAL. RICHARD PETIT, aud GEO.
A. MEEM: You are hereby Motif ed that the Hon.
VIM. nj. MerrIck, sslstant Judge Of the Circult
Court of The District of Columbii, h s this day ON
my APPLICATION as the authorized agent of the Uni
ted States issued his warrant directed to the Mar
shall of the said District, commanding him to sum
mon jury Of ghteen good and lawful men, TO meet
name or names the same ina, be called, lying in the
equity of Washington. in said District of Column
bls, being west of Georgetown and north of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, on WEDNESDAY,
the twenty eighth day Of Apr Instant (s53 at ele-
O'Clock the forenoon IF said day, for the pur
pose of valulng and condemning pat of SAID piece
of land as OF absolute estate erFetuity in the
SAID Uuted States, for the use of the Wash ne ton
Aqucduo and assessing all damsges which the
owners thereof shall sustain by of the said
United States eating and oonstru citing the said
Washington Aqueduot through said piece of land;
when and where you will attend, if to you 1t tha
seem meet. M. G.. MEIGS,
Captain of Enri7eers. Chief Engineer
of the Washing ton Aqueduct.
WASHINGTON City. April 18th. la5a ap s. DIV
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OPERA pEAD nRNAMENTS.-A large as
~ sortment of Ladies' Head Ornaments Just re-
ceved by
ap last MAXWELL. Il BRO,
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ITO WILLIAM HUNTER AND SALLY n
Il HUNTER HIS WIFE, AND SAMUE 4

To- > NJ Z r. 4.
CROWN:
You are hereby notifie that the Hon William Nj
Merrlck, Assistant Judge of the Circuit Court of
the District of olumba, has this day, ON my april
csflOn, a. the authorized ent of the United States
said District, commanding him to summon a ju ' of
eISn cen good aud law fu men, to me on y our land
names the same may he called, living Cwest of
GEORGETOWN and north of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal) IN tn county oi WASHINGTON i'm the District
OF Columbia, on SATURDAY. the thirty f. ST day
OF April inst 1883 Dat ii O'Clock IN the forenoon of
said day, for the purpose ofvaulng and condemn
part OF salt piece OF land as of an absolute es-
tate In perpetury in the aid United States for the
use Of the Washing on aueduct. and assessing ali
damages which the owners thereof shall sustain by
reason of the said United States cutting and con
structug the said " ashIngrol Aqueduct thruug,,
sid piece Of lsnd; shen aud where you will attend
II To you II shall seem meet.
Nj. c. MEIGS,
Captain of Engineers. Chief Engineer
Washington Aqueduct.
Washington Citv, pril Is, 1853. ap Ia DIV
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hOlOU WISH TO ECONOMISE?-T-en he
~ sure IO buy custom made Shoes instead -Ar
Of shp, made like Pindsr Iazers, to sell AAl
not to wear. SHOES. especially ! adies'R ~
and ChIldren's. made by the subscriber ofs Va
the very best materials To be obtained this coun-
try. They never rip aud are usually complained of.
If ever, on account of we airing too long.
Heisnow ready To supply = In Washington, who
rei y desire To econonlZs with the finest ard most
highly finished SHOES, G.ITtRS, BOOTS,
Si1PPhRS, &c, as well as with the str"nge and
harvest kind of Chi dren's School or ever, day
Shoes. intended for durability and In I'd service and
wnicl last, a SD includes Servants Shoes and Boots
strongly made, ct handsomely finished, and war
rar ted tn every purchaser
His prices are but a triie more than the coat of
those of bad work and material, while ms work out
wears them four times over.
Dr. Franklin never bought poor article, nor can
one become thrifty who does SO.
All should call and test the subscribers work for
themselves. CHARLES WEIRNAN
ap Ally 18th street near In