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~ % \ ~ = NJ ENIHf-.
pIihcS Ot r IA AgPr0AIHHtInk Ii $4,000
pflH' ara. ..........,........... 49,. : ] GOO
pilZcS OF $50 AppTuXtHlltsAs to 20 0tO
rrBo are Observation-Disclosures. la0
fg;zUS OF 20 8ppIDNIrtaljng Ia 10 utsl
pTize are .........,. LOCO
puzVs Of % AppYo3 ;natiDy 10 5Gisl
prIZG are .............. oN1
4 prizes OF 200 AplroXmatng IL 4WE
pllz3 arc..... ............... ....., SEQ
3p.iHes a! I'D Appro3,mHtins Ia 500
prJz5 ars..................... .... coo
przo are. 400
8 80 prizes of $50 ............SJ0 100 900
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y 81 .,,,ts
This Ceeptt consists & sSI9p: gn ~ "a SUI,
ers.3 with Mica which igHke II + IRE PROOF and
pariact resistace al tie aintSpisefe IN ever, en-
niatA aud 9 e will warrant y - ~
1850 = : WATER PROOF. tE-.|tl.' -.
n Also reflects the raSg ct the SAL. mating the
huitAlng rneb cooler in summer than t.ti OF slate
and will neither crack rot. II rs practically III
PERI 5fih BLt. and havns been tltor0u tHt tled
son cara in New Sorkrlty and various Tirtso itte
United states IL il the cheapest aid best rontsn ID
nss - ~ y JOSEPH DITTO Co,
General Office. 37s BroastwaN, As'w YORK..
AN. B.--Gament Tor safe by tlIo barrel, with tnn
printed instructions for appl, ing. we also our
ipr ss.e Territorial RI hts for a portion ol the
! aite.i states. lie l3--s:nfi' ]. d. & CO !.
rI,uREE pLnWs IN one PI46W.rL l{}ge
j completed and successfully tined new tLON.
which c4tfiues the advanta 81 three. fJl'"s on
one Stock. Il is so constructed that me race III
eur.uessgrS te fsina hf d sTd IS - pafte
(fs.n tue ies NJ of ina fow, aud - gutpf ~ gu a.
easiy AS = Phiht. zach OF. These Flows HAS thTee
different sizes, AMI distinctly Different Ehapts n
a.,As taus erahbn' one Piowto per icnHthf SeNrrai
purposes Sc Sal, S.il'te or I,aow Flow, SIMPLY ~
taSn. m tha lace. (which is done ~ cne screw
bS,,Y AZ nrs The face Of Inc noq!d bQ2fd wears
Gsgt thss plow taa he used at only hail the GoNt 81
ether reNS, iSr the other parts Do not wear az AN.
tAA E,,l eBs tUdspG ga5e other Flows, hpl pelieye
t2> ~ ~ the usoss petteci and most fc"hoiiiicai
ls,,@ n,aW III uSa ln THIS state, -,...-.. ~.
l. II STAhkR. No. 81 Main street,
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,-r---, LADIES, FRENCU TRAVELLING

EsyE AY9 TRU NkS.-EFe would call the attention of
VIC have just received a large and varied assert
ment Of Ladies French TRUNKS and DRESSING
ranged. having from one to three Tray and Bonnet
Box IN them, which renders them very desirable
for ladies use. Those in want of such. will please
give us cali before making their purchases. as We
are determined to sell them low as the Same de
scription ne bought for IN the city of Rich
$500 - pIrrNEN & Ats
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NiktiiN "A AT rules held in the Clerks Office
v OF the Circuit Court ot tho county nf Henrioo
fnr the month OF july. 1879 l,uIy INC 9Th la59:l
Jo.fph q. Mettert aad Fannie A. Nettert his wife,
Alice 6; Walsh and Geor g VI. Walsh, infants
pnder the a g ct, fourteen years, he " laln
Talbot aed Mana, hlswtia Andslsop y. Ever
. est and MILDRED Ann, hs wife; Thomas H.
Jones and Pauliua, his wife; Nlaiyilla H. Ia!hht
and Assnath, his wife. Faint. 1s,
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No. i1S Main street, Richmond, Va.


ENkI.sTRUNKS.-W have on hand a fresh and
%1@'Atuil stock Of the above, embracing all the
Sulkey TRUNKS and CARPET BAGS. in great
variety; and il gentlemen and ladies wish h.st-
rate and complete travelling outfit Just call 1T No
Il3. Main street. Richmond Va, where GU can
purchase at reasonab bic price9. 49, -,-,
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%U-,r SEfVY EE

] OF STRING AND SUMMER GO0pS; C@y
Sss- Just received, a fresh supply of II ATS, *
CAPS AND STRAW GOODS. compr islng all the
newest aud latest t!ics Of Hats, Caps, Ladies'
Misses and ChildFru'S Straw Goods, VIZ: Ladies'
Misses and ChiiLren's Flats. ot every variety and
quality: Infants TuThans at the latest styles.
AISO-Young Gents and Youths Hats and Caps
Of t}is most fashionable stsies-whlch will lie sold
on the most favorable terms. call tsmos respect
fully solicited. no. J.. DIChi NSON,
Successor to Binford, Dickinson & Wesieer.
M tri IN
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= ~" 4, n SfARKE. ~. - Main street,
5doors above ST. th2TleS H9tel;


CRATES. FENDEK>, FINE SETS OF
IA SlloNlst-s. TOMS and POkEkS:-l haye Tor
Sha sf stt Any assortre of all a.nds ef u IA ES,
eea}uSspS every siyie of FEN DERS, 81 MMkR
E1EGre ltent!sene ard PLAN sets "a sh ~ Els
ftANtsS and rbkfsitS. Seven different sizes al
csxi St0l5fTtES. CInder Sifui ELS.Fire SHO
WIS; hanlsothe sPANiiS for Shoyas and Pokers:
nnav.ar ST SDS; Brass and Iron FOs)FAIANS: IRE
ERF,K; ire ST.ABS and JAMS; sets of SOAP
STONE Tor setting up 6gatesi Tavern and Church
BELLS, of sweet tone. builders. ilousekeepers
can he supplied al the lowest Northern prices. J
ain manufacturing all kinds OF Brass and Iron
Work at the above description at my BELL aud
BRASS FOi NpRI. and 6R ATE and FENDER
MANDATORY, No. % Main street. between
9Th and 9Th streets. west sio, Richmond. Va.
au I6-dIy % :. d. DENO0N.
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HAIR EST iIAI%.-'rbe attention Of
4 farmers IS rartcUIarly called to our large stock
&c. Of Harvest Hats, hIch we are selling at very
low figure. Elicit & WEISiGER,
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r.. Cg:IpR EMS SuOEs.-A Beau.

S6sOH-'.'
dTen's TIeeed Slippers; Children's Morocco Slip
pers, without heels. Childrens Patent Leather
Ankle Ties; Children's Patent Leather Ankle Ties,
with heels; Chdren's Patent Leather Oxford
Ties, very handsome; Clahirens Patent Leather
Oxford Ties. with heels Children's Thin Sole Mo-
rocco Boots; Children's Thick Sole Morocco Boots;
with many other styles, at the sim Of the Big
Boot No. AZ Main street. WIN. WALSH,
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rI,O HOUsEKEEPERs.-I have in store and
for sale on the lowest terms: Fine Ivory Table
Cutlery, IN dozens and in sets of 81 pieces; Double
Iiated Forks and spoons, u superior article; Fine
Tea Trays and Walters, single and in sets; Tea
Kettles, Sauce Pans and Preserving Kettles, OF ali
kinds, size and quality; Buckets, Mats, Rrooms
Brushes and Feather busters; tosether with many
tancs and useful articles to housekeepers.
RoBf. j. DENNY,
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John 2. keeses, Mary Anderson, Alexander HOO
see, and tuctnda heesee; and the o her heirs VI
Charles keeSoe, deceased, whose names are nm
hho"n, ana olhere -. defendants.
rhe % ect ofthis emit is n obtain decree i0r The
saie OF certain real estate heon ins tn the plain
flts and defendants ard division ri he proceeds
81 the same anon the parties entitled thorcto
an affidavit havin, been made and fad th9f m.
deiendaD:s above named non -ras dents Of this
Commonwealth, and that the names Of the other
heirs OF Charles fcesee, deceased, are ullkrC,Wr
the sad Ceiendnnts, above named mad ihe sai1
unknown hsirs OF Charles ReeSoo daceosrd nfr
nntihed 70 nrpesr al thu flos to lie held N tEs
TiaEE Uflea OF tho said Court, on rho fire. Mon
oai IN September next, and do what Is necessary Ia
protect their interests IN ibis suit.
c5rg-Test
e-lawfw J0IfFaON SANDS, elk
SUIT IN CHANCERY, pendms in the Cir
ID - CUT Court OF Ienfico Conntv, Nirglnia:
~oseph y; Mettert, and others. Plaintiffs
against '
John D. keesee, Mnr7 Anderson, Alexander Zee
see. Lucinda keesee. aud the other uukror-n
Aeits oil Charles Keesee, deceased, and oiher per-
Notice = hereb, given to the defendants. Who are
ron re- denis q the State of Yirfnia and who
kust i5y q. the stlce Of Andrew Johnston. atter-.
he, ~ lo~ 10 Richmond, Nr inls. batween the
hours o. Clock. a. Nj, and CLOCK, T. NJ we
SOAR proceed 10 take the pos tons OF William IT.
p.eas1nts, John y Van Lew. L. B. Sweeney. Jo-
seph johnston, aad -ofhers 20 bq read in evidence
Ior us IN The hearin of sad cause; and II, from any
cause the .akin, oil such DISPOSITIONS he not co,,r
Dleted on Tint day, the takin Of the s1nie W''s -
s5sEfs se a sff + s and 6Rafs
BY their counsel, ANDREW
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LOTTERIES.
ACAD9sIy LOTTERIES.

- tACr IORIZEp ii THE STATE OF GEoRCTA.D
TO Be I(RAtgT IT 4 90 t'ST'A, GEORGIA.
TO TIE PubLIC.-As tho members OF our
ilrm have, hj way Of purchase. hecogho the own
ware, Kentucky, tflasouIi, and Part oil those IN
Georgia. unlof the mana enieHt OF MessIs. BEG
CRY NACgT, OF Wiinlin- toa, Delaware, W. have
Geomed Ii exred!ent ~ chaure the name OF our
tlfIn after Jauuars Isl, 1859, 70 that OF WOOD,
EDDY i CO., who will have the mana, ement OF
t1e Sparta Academy Lottery, ana the others us
ah1Ve banned.
We have endaa-0fad 10 transact al our bnsnoss
With into .rty, aud we can assure the public that
the patronage heretofore bestowed on us is well
Gasaryln OF b3lH- transferred 10 oar successuTs
" GOD, EDDY X co. VERY Respectfully,
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MAIL ARR4NGEHEAzS Ar WASHINGTON P0ST
OFFICE

%
Tho Great Eastern Mail from Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York,
Boston, &C, and Bumlo, &C, arrives at 6Ai a M and ~ i. mt
daily and the mail 10 be sent from this Office, 70 and BY those
places, will be closed, as heretofore at 2 and 0 O'Clock, p m, daily
The Southern Mall viii be closed hereafter daily at 81 and .
O'Clock, p. m and will be received as heretofore, daily, by %
O'Clock, a. m, and 3, \. IN.
The second Eastern Mail closes at O., p m, and the Great Western
Mail closes at 2. 7. m, daily. The mail trains north OF philadelphia
are 10 arrive there in time 10 connect with the train for Baltimore,
which brings the Great Mail 70 arrive here by 90, a. m. No East
ern Mail Is received at this ONCE on Sunday night and no Eastern
Mail rs sent ON Sunday morning.
The Mail for Norfolk and adjacent places In Virginia Is closed az 2
p. m, except Sunday and Is received six times a week, with a mail
from Baltimore, Nd, by II, m.
The Mail from Georgetown, j. @, Is received twice daily, by 8 a
m, aud 8, D. m, and lbs closed for that place at the same hours.
The Mail from Rockville, &c, Nd, Is received daily by I, =. m,
and il Is closed for those places at 8, p. m.
Annapolis Mail closes "a 2 and 0, p. NJ, daily.
The Mail from BroOkvfL, sc, Nd, Is received daily, except Sun
day, by 8, y. m, and closes for those places by 8, i. m, daily,
The Colesylle, Nd, Mail closes Monday, Wednesday, and Friday,
at 9, p. M, and received Tuesday, Thursday, andsaturday at g., p, m.
Upper Marlboro, &c, Md, received by a. p. m, daily, and k
closed IT'S p. m.
Port Tobacco &c., Nd, received Tuesday, Thursday, and sntur
day by 8, 2. m closed Sunday Tuesday, and Thursday att p m.
warrenton, hiddeburg, &c, Va, received daily by 9, p m.
closed at 0, p. m.
Ieesburg, NC, Va, received by and closed at Q, /. m, Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday.
The postage on newspapers, and that on all printed matter ad
dressed 10 any foreign country, Is required TO be paid In advance.
The omco "a open from s O'Clock, a. M, 10 So O'Clock, p. m, eAny
except sunday and ON that day IL Is open from 8 TO 10, a m, and
from 90 to 7h,p.m.
sport Tobacco daily other places on the route as above.
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PROPOSALS FOR MAIL BAGS.

Poar oNucS D2FAKrHEsr, Jan. II, 1883.
SEALED PROPOSALS Will roooiyed at this department until piBs
O'Clock, a m, the 25th day or April next. for furnishing Tor n0r
years from the hnst day VI July next, IA such quantities and Al sueb
times a. may be required and ordered for the service, mali bAa Of
the following desnripuon-to wit
CaHeas Mad Bags or Sacks.
size No. 1-G3 inches in length and 81 inches 10 eireumterenes ,
70 be made u cotton canvas weighing AT least fifteen ounces % ue
yard OF q inches width the threads of the warp and wen 10 Ii
composed Of ave yarns each.
sze No. 2-QI inches 10 length and 4snehosin circumference "a
be made of cotton canvas Weighing at least fourteen ounees 40 ~
yard Of 20 inches width the threads q the warp and wen 70 be
composed " four yarns each.
Size No. 3-(82i inches In length aud 88 inches Ia circumference 4 N
be made OF cotton canvas weighing at ieast eight OUNCES 70 the yaTd
of 20 inches wide the threads OF the warp and won 10 be COMPOSED
OF three yarns each.
The canvas bags OF sizes numbered / and z are to be made win a
hblng or hem at the top OF two inches wide, upon which sufficient
number (at least tu 10 tho former and eight 70 Tho laiter) ol eyest
hoIos are lobe wrought and they as TO be provided with good and
sufficient hemp cord 10 lace and tie them strongly. An are 10 a.
woll marked, inside 4ad outside, az, s Mail, ia large and distinct
lottors.
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RATES or CHARGES o HACKNEY CARRIAGES,
GIBBS, Sc.

rErlrad from an act Of 1e oorPuGiop, dpp1crcd March 20, 1s42l
sBc. ~. And De e enacted, That from and after the passage Of this
act. the following rates Of fare or charges for the conveyance Of per
sons from ono place 10 mother In tho city OF Washington, In hackney
carriages, cabs, or other vehicles, carrying passengers for pay or
edL1bat a tosay. for each any every passenger, for a distance not
over one-and.a-haT mile, twenty Ave cents Tor any distance over
one-and-a half mile, aud not exceeding three miles, lhy cents Pro
pidd, In case any hackney carriage, cab, or other vehicle, shall be
>btained Cor longer period than ave minutes, the driver thereof
- - allowed for the whole hack, cab, or other vehicle, the sum
sun : "a half cents for every nncen minutes SO detained and
far All CONVEYANCE or olher delenuons na,er umh Q NJ ~ y W.
tho owner or driver of hae N~1 -. ~ o,raaoIns
demand aud receive al the rate v my Per Osh'Vn ~"o "''SoA
cuargcs, in addition thereto.
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TELEGRAPH OFFICES.

HOUSES Printing Telegraph, National Hotel, entrance on sixth
street, ono door north OF Pennsylvania avenue. To New York, MA
Baltimore, Philadelphia, and intermediate points; connecting at New
York with the Eastern line 70 81. Johns, and the Western lines TO New
Orleans. s# s.eH H. #.r..
Magnetic Telegraph, National Hotel, cornor Of Sixth street and
Pennsylvania avenue. To New York, connecting rs above with tho
extreme East and West.
Southern Telegraph, National Hotel. To New Orleans, ria Aexnn-
dria, Richmond, Augusta, and Mobile, aud intermediate points, inclu-
ding all the principal seahoard cities.
Western Telegraph, pennsylvania Ayenuo, between sixth and Sew
enth streets, over Gilnanis drug store. 10 Wheeling and intermediate
points, connecting with an the Wcatcrn aud Northwestern incs.
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NOTICE TO PRE-. caption CLAIMANT.
STATES PATENT OFFICE,

ON THE PETITION Of Richard NJ. Hoe, OF New York, ~ Y, pray
ing for the extension of r. patent granted 10 him on tile list May,
l845, for an Improvement in printing Presses, " tor seven years rom
the expiration Of said patent, which takes place on the LIST OF MAY,
1850
Il Is ordered that the said pethisn be heard at the Patent OEee on
Monday, April Is, Mt u O'Clock, m and all persons are notified 70
appear and show cause, II any they have, why said petition ought n@
to be granted. -
Persons opposing the extension are required to file IN the Patent OF
he their objections, specially set forth IN writing, at leasttwenty days
before the day OF hearing all testimony filed by either party TO %
used at the said hearing must be taken and transmitted u accordance
With the rules Of tho office, which will be furnished ON aPplratop
The testimony in tie case viii be closed on the 4h OF April next
dispositions, aud other papora relied upon as testimony, must DO Wei
In the Office on or before tho morning OF tat day; ihe argumenh,h
any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In tho Union, Washing
Ion, II. c., and Day Book, New York, once a week for three Success
siye weeks, the qst Of said publications 20 be ut lcas, sixty days be.
JOSEPH HOLT,
Commissioner OF Patents.
P.s.--Ediors of the above papers will please copy, and send theG
bills TO tho Patent omce, with a paper containing ths notice,
Feb J3-Iaw3w
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orcoter man lint Of ali New England, New York, and New Jersey
and that the area OF Nebraska Is ninety hvs thousand m1es greater
than that Of ali the non slavehoding States except California oregon
is nearly equal in extent TO all New England, New YORK, fehnsyL
vania, Ohio, and Indiana. Iii possible that New Mexico q MeSlha
will be embraced in one territorial organization by Congress az the
present session, containing 1885, 900 square miiesTekeaSalg IL New
England, New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois WASH
Ington exceeds in extent all New England and New York
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mo. $780,
by the President OF the United States.

- -, -, - n /. u. r y, !. 49,
JAMES PRESIDENT OF the united
IL States Of America, in pursuance Of the provisions of the act OF
Congress entitled san act in relation to the lands sold in the Greens.
burg, late st. Helena, land district, In the State OF Louisiana, andau
thorizng the resnryoy OF certain lahds sin said district" approved
August 20, 1912, and of the acts of Congress authorizing the sale Of
sale viii be held at the land Office at GRKkssBuRo, in the State Of
LOUISIANA, commencing on hohaay "e cot odyg Mugh ny pr
the sale OF the unapproPrhAcu anu 'heani NILS " uono Amu NJ
nated WITHIN n hhWs Vi III ~ W"hsnps amu nHo-
tonal townships, according o tho approved pats resurveyea, J"
wit:
South of The base line and tya oflhe principal meridian.
IN, saa,aonn ,,,n,,ino & .s 4 =
townships !, ., anu y, IA ~ ""hshI@ . a1 y "
range L. - tr
Townships ! and .. ofrnnpe s. v.
rrac,,onaI townshina I 2 and q of rapao a. ~
FractionaI township T. OF range {. ""
49,, #tH
Somh " w oGs tHe o"u e'' " w ''"e'l" "'u'a g. #
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sTho Grand Duke Of Baden, Louis, born August is, 1924, is under
guardianship By rGsop Of Insanity.
His nther, Ferdinand, husband Of tho late Queen, was regent IN
I'll September 16, 1865.
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THE WESTERN TERRITORIES.

A comparative statemento of thearea OF the present States with that
of the territory destined 10 BIO erected into States exhibits tho inter
asthpV fact that the area of the latter in square miles exceeds that OF
the former The superficial area Of the Territories, organized and un.
oryangzed Ia act down as follows : 81 L#HZHEEHs#H.
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ERENCH BooKs-Illustrated.

ERENCH BOOKS-Illustrated
IL Physologie du Govt. Par Brtat Ssvarn. 81 cents.
Les fabuistes Popuhres. 20 cents.
Tables de fontsfne. rs cents.
Huvres pocuques dc Bolcan. IS cents.
Historic dItsIc. SO cents.
Historic dc Savoic. Far Claude Genoix. 40 cents.
Add FL Kader. Par Leon reo. 81 cents.
Historic de la Guerro dc pInde. 40 cents.
Sebas,epol, Historic de Ia Gucrre dUnut 40 cents.
Kinhnrn, Historic de Ia Guerrc diofnut. 40 cents.
Mslakor, Historic de Ia cuerre dforisnt. 40 cents.
In Russie ct Europe. 40 cents.
Los Tures ct Les Russes. 40 cents.
rmpo ted from Paris. 4yrp g.
Fb 20 tr- Wtt yRANCK TAYLOR
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TABLE EHHIBITNG THE sgATg or GOVERNMENT y
THE TIMES or THE ELECTION or STATE OhfIcbhS Of
THE SEVERAL STATES. a#.t#
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Norr-In all the States except South Carolina The governor Is voted
for by the people; and Il no one has a majority of all The votes in the
states in which such a majority Is required, the Legislature elects TO the
Office OF governor one of the candidates voted for by the people.
sand fees with The use OF a furnished house.
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neal sA0tging tie quaAtiy Of ssaRip land approved 70
States up 70 80th june, 1857.
Number of quar-

Estimate Of uHsold aud Incorporated lands - each Of be States and
Territories, including Surveyed ard unsRTUeyed, offered and unqBer-
ed lands, on The 30h June, 1875
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II ARGE PHOTOGRAPHIC VIEWSOF NIAGARA,
IL Montreal, New York Ttdnicroga, Mount Vernon, Tomb q
Washington, aud the Public buildings Of Washington. Sire 10 y q
Price Al each. - RI y 4"
For sale by TAYLOR n MAURY,
Feb 70 booksellers, 33f Penn. ayonqA
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Square miles

To these Dacotah is to DO added, of the extent Of which we hav
seen no estimate.
The superficial arsa of the present States is as follows
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RATES OF PoSrAGE-DoHESz1 AND FOREIGN.

. Port Tobacco daily other places on the route as above.
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STATISTICS on rue PUBIC LANDS.

tinak OF az quantities Of land uhIeA oil fnure % ne STATES under
annn4 fr rairoads ~ % jung 30, 1857.
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LARINA. Cocoa Chocolate and C'rs stlreh-f,,L ~ ,.
nLs5 j 49, '''''' ' ". < EDWARDS HRo.