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III Dutchman thinks "hOnestv ish de be st
policy, but 1t keeps man tam poor. "

III Dutchman thinks "hone.tv ish de be ST
policy, but II keeps man tam poor.
IL Mr.. Thomas Crompton, the Lancashire
tEng0 paper maker, died worth between four
and Ave millions sterling.
III Miss Nancy says a man is good for nothing
until he Is married, and according to her ex pc
rience be ain't worth but . dreadful little w hen
he Is.
~ No single women ars allowed In Japan
Every man Is allowed one legal wife, and as
many second wives as his means will permit,
him to support
ID William Sullivan and George Felslnge:
have been crested in Rochester, ". Y, charged
with having misplaced a switch, last FRIDAY
morning, whereby the early mail train. tn.
Central Railroad was thrown from the track and
the engineer and nremen were slightly injured.
~ During the recent election for u : Ssna-
tor In South Carolina, there was much excite
ment- dsshing young widow. OF great attrac-
ton, and the nephew of one OF the contestants
became so confused between the calls Of love
and the lobby. that he actually declared himself
70 the lady as "a candidate for the unexpired
term Of her late husband He was elected to
the vacancy on the hfst ballot
III The Cincinnati (Ohio) Times, says that
the ccke ovsns attached TO the fOundries Of that
city are choice spots, where river Ioafers, who
spend all their money for whisky, and beg or
steal their food resort 10 sleep in the cold wntry
nights. These ovens stand out from the found
", they are always hot, and, every cold mig ut,
hundreds OF these men sleep on the ground close
to the ovens.
A CROWD FOR THE JAILs Yesterday morning
there was an immense crowd at the Police Court
70 listen to the various trials. No less than
eighty-two cases were disposed Of in about tn rec
hours and half, and forty seven persons were
committed to the County Jail and City Prison
The list OF offences embraced almost every crime
peace to murder In the hrst degree .-CineinnGti
Gassts.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

BROWNS HOTEL R McCarty. Md: 4.
Kaiifers, do; G NJ Lowe, KIT; A Gates, Md: Mr.
Stevenson, NY; IN welIen, o, Mrs ] Y Ma.
thens, NY; DR. Brown, do; Snakely NJ; j q
S1ndon, do g Lynech, NC; X Lambert NY;
Gocdwin, sc; l. Hentzen, Va; w c Hum
ter. No; p snyder, Pa; Toomer Va; 6 viii.
nams, 90; w Wright, do; Helen, do; r
Johnson, Nd; w Edwards and son, do; % r
rsnston, va; 8 Calvert, do; Thomas. La; w
do; l. Psyton and lady, Va; w Guines, Ark;
Miss Acklin, Ala r C BrinkleY. do: f 6 Sny,
9er, IA w Surge, do; Ballarsh, NY; A
Duthiel, do; J Wallace, do; F. Colon, Nd;
Mutchlen, NJ; T Fabely, XIV; T Ward, do; X
Morgan, la; Mosby, Tex; r Mosby, Va; c
Steven: and lady, VT; J E Croft and ladd NC; ]
lady, do; T f Hambleton, Md; I'M Burt, NY;
Root De Coursey, La; F II Cameron, NC.
NATIONAL HOTEL.-Th Mosher, Jas Sci
den, DC; Pendleton, Cal; w P Van Dsrson,
Jos Polk; B Huntssl, ChuTchiIl' i n srvau
o @ sawyer, NY; T Ellis, Mexico; c Bate
Tenn Mrs e Bass and family, Miss; IS Arnold
CT Day: DC; Or G Eastman NH n smith
and lady, N " Miss Barker, Cal; w Coad, Md;
smith, Va; w Shaw, La; w Mitchell, j w
Jenkins, NJ Clough, Va; Marye Junior r.
Peyton, DR. Peele, Miss Skidmore, Va; p Butler,
Pa; Miss Jones, " C; n J Richmond and Iady'
Mass; d Fleming and Iady,Va; B F French, nv:
b Spandaner, w Brady, VI Jamison Md; w !
MAXWELL, Pa; Hon A Talbot, Ky; N Davidson,
York; w HobsoR, Valparaiso; r Center,
j
hcCauley, Pa; Hon NJ w Tappan, Nh;
WIZARDS HOTEL-w d Washington,
c; L c Platt, Kea,e,t, l. Turnure. r. MnI.
Ter, NY; A Benton, Pa; Col ii l. Scott, u A; j
Gillian, Va; A Perkins, n A TAYLOR, I, De-
Angeles and lady, NYk; Hon A Kimmel Md;
Kindskopf, Ohio; p H Lemisgton and lady, n I:
Col l. B Alexander and fam, u 8 A; Miss Simp.
son. Pa; L Mcconnell and lady, + A Shsrmsn.
X NJ Ward NY; A Z Hill. USA; Hon s Clemens
Or w Clemens, A A Hughes, A Mayo, Va;
Hon Mr. Witte, w Drayton, Pa; Wager, NY:
w Kelley, A G Stoughton, ID NJ Fitch and lady'
n Coster and lady, Hosard Satter, Miss M
Wisner, w Bunker and lady. Fl Duyuid ar d
lady, z Warden, l. Rignot, N Yk; ID long
necksr, Pa; Mcdowell, do; Jas Riley, Mass: n
~ Bowman and lady, USA.
UNITED STATES HOTEL A Cook. Pa.
Mrs Gibbens, Nc; A B Shill, Va; NJ Shuster,
DO w Alpost, do; Shackleford, do; ] Marshal
do; I Hill, do; r A Sinclair do; w Shackle-
ford, Mo; IL Shac kleford, do; w III Wilkes, Miss;
~ Alexander, Va: DR. 8 B smith, dc; II II WI.
liams, do; Hicks, do; Miss Hicks, do; G
Miller, do; Weir, Md; q = Williams, d.,
NORWOOD HOUSE - l. Cummings,
NY Capt Mcknight, do; G b Atkins Va; MIS-
Slssher, do; w Gerrich, NY; Price Md:
Gray, do; White, Pa; w wIndle, do:
Showers, DO; ID Clapp, do; Keattey, do; G
bodine, do 5 Ritche, do; Henry Stone. Ny.
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR MA.
RINE CORPS,

PROPOSALS. FOR SUPPLIES FOR MA
l. RINE CORPS.
QGARrERMAsTER's OFFICE. U. 8. NJ. CoRPs,l
WASHING TON. January S, la5s.
until ondny the 7th Of ebrusPI neIt A. socnce
ass the may BED for the ear las O. viz
CLASS Mol.
800 uniform caps, complete
zoe non commissioned Off GERS epauIetts
400 Privates' oounterstraps
So tsd worsted ssshes
l-5O0 brass breast plates
1,5oo stocks tpatent leathsrj
5,E0 brOgans. pairs
500 knipeacks (gutta perchaD
1900 fatigue caps. navy blue cloth, indigo dye
CLASS Nos
$500 yards 4 navy b ne Goth, indigo dye
l'ooS marine cray blankets. to weigh 5 pounds each
4; soo wo9ien socks, pairs
sc y" y ysd n. SCARLET st; cloth
900 yards scarlet rartinett
100 yards white rattInett
Glass No. g.
1900 pairs linen overalls
$500 lnen shirts
1900 fatigue frocks
$500 canton flannel drawers
CLASS No. 8.
00 buff waist belts
go buff cartridge box belts
200 cartridge boxes
l,0ce percussion cap ponohes
LOCO bayonet soabbards
30 sword bslts
b. gss SD ds5q 9nm,. oomgIsss
Sergeants' sv ord4
Mn nnans o Dc; tfor men and boys)
Tenor drum heads batter and snars,
Rass drum heads ..
Drum snares, sett
Drum cords. each
fna Rll0ya Il
az respects to the samples in The ofiee Of the AS
sneoiad sn ana a. this Once They will be rEdy in
Assistant Qua termsster, or such p.rsoa s NAV he
appointed. Spch as may be unesus thereto in sn1
tractor viii be b und to furnish othsrs Of thar rs
CURED KIND or quality within fifteen day a: Or
De not DONE they viii be purohased at his ex psnss
Congress- have made az appropration 70 m sat,ha,a
or as soon thereaf or As an sppropIistion sssI ~
made 1or that purres.. rhc quantity nav be in
master, on making the contracts AZ the extssncis
VI the service may emand. :. : - =
,p psoR0ssis vail slso be received mp to the same
ppe eiss,a uhiiorm ocsts l. 3, s1.r d.
Musicians' 'He seG -
w cohen pants Ht. EHs...
res1Eue woolen jackets s.=-a .
stcf COATS ard -. ... s.-.. ( %
muslcanS red j,ckets. .r. a..
Eorm. OF Offers can be procured on application In
Iufhk neQ whose sufflcisncy must be CERT Al n.
Unlted siates Judge. district attorney, or nsyS
No proposal viii be considered that does No,
s nS comply With ths foru issued from thi' Of
Proposals viii BE- endorsed Propossls Tor r. :, !.
5 5:a,.s .s1pphss for TssiHs I'd sd
"e""r Quartsrmaster.
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Ux.1Tzzft G Z / B AffESlEatz .rx,,
WITH IMMKNsI


The reason Why. 10 that BY Natures own process
sape. se sst Ss
thns makes t grow on bald heads. removes all dan
tones M the nerves. and thus cures ali nervous head
acne and may be relied upon TO cure al diseases OF
int OF; makes q seri s!ossr asafiy a.d 6sSsftSs!,
and y used oy The young two or three times week,
the following and Judge for yourselves:
NE~ Yosk. Jan. a isss
GOOD 6e. sbou Professor R.-sor.tr. and m,
hair Be nc eeiie gray. made up mind lay
he'd against patent u.deine. and short Tin.
ago commenced using your Art.es % test h for
DID 90. aud in Iussoe Q. well or encourage
ms1i % ossr sso may ?. :. cray :. We. ssi sao hs,ns
willing 20 give your trial i che have
you eti.r which yen may show 70 sny sseh ace a..
direct them Or fsrth-r proof Who out q
Ny hair l. no. Il. astsrsi color .nd ns5S Improved IN
rsts ssy being so-'sr and thefsr and RHGA
lam. LOer. rs:Iset'sIy Rp.r y.rrns
LIsIsosros Ala. reh. Il. isss
much good Ga this part country Ny has b.-e
slightly diminishing Tor several years. suppose
using sf Bar az se.s ana ss ssi
have sue lead q hair nov owing amer having
nssi. remedy nov sInL and .dviss al who afflicted
saint pop.r your 0a 'aI F,s s Oh: yOs
rEILADELPHtA. Sept O. 1851.
rnor WooDDesr Sir: Yosr Restorative provirs
itself highly beneficial The ftBt he b.os
part cf my cad almost Loot its ooveriag-vS
have need but two hs bote your Rstorative ana
now ~. TOP OF my head 8. well siudeed With promising
crop OF yourg hair, and the fr
lave ted oIsr prsp.rstion. wtou, any behsst What
ever think ", personal ation can
induce many oth' try Yours respectfully
d. r. TBonat. n. D. No. Vine Street
The Restorative 10 put IN bottles OF three sizos
vlz; IaIge. medium and smal.i the small holds - 8
punt, aad reaIs FOR g per bot;e tae medium holds
81 leastzh per cent. more IN proportion than the
small, retalls for Sz per bottle; the large holds 4
quart ~ per cent. more IN proportion, and retals
for IS q hottie.
%. j. WOOD a CO. Froprietors, Sl2 Broadys,
New York, I'm tho greet ". V Wire RAliInE "a
tablIs hment. and li4 Market street, II LOUIS No.
Dealers. no II an
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EVENING STAR.
JANUARY,
A vtgoroEs bit OF Descriptions.
n u

A vigorozs bit of Descriptions.
GRAHAM.
Long ere the snow -veI'd dawn. the bird of morn
HIS .lnf. quick clasps. and sounds his ohssiin,
Ard % the barn wade. slnEi ps. in the drift;
The alter ate sils bou frOm the loosend .heaf
rsan. tnese souLos! they sleep to slumbei
Pleasant 70 MIN whom no lsborious task
Nor love Of power, nor hopes, nor fears, disturb
Lete syhght comes 81 last. and the strand eve
One vide expanse OF vhitsness Uniform
A. ano wandering footstsp has defaced
wrsooa'i from the spring has ieft blood stained
re H. farrov here and there, heap d to ridge.
WI shloA the slaeiong plough shait scarcely
Col, 'nv, the north wind DER the dreary waste.
oSoiu =. ~ver by Joar Ola zIng hres,
rnlnr o. the inn ~ !. " W SUM- saoRs s .scsnds;
kene.th the drii.: III -ns sIeSde, the lisht,
But ii sIcIudes the b asst; TIA. very snort aaS''
HSa : :as;s no ofnmbs .trexn o.i.s. sSs aoer
Attract his sldelons Eanos; 20 warmer
He ohssrs the winter day with summer song.
Snort - the reign OF day. tedious the night.
tsd. nag 10 fancy .whifis ne to the scsns.
Th3:e -,d' s,d oily run their eddy rounds;
6fi fss a.. n F ' S:as
Tss shivsrlnE crPhan's prayer. The haginslsmps
msSs, sisnts famed Fin IN Ssss 3d. SD
Nnmetts sDo Sy ktTeeI; the silent wuesIs
SsaI.s .f 10 4,sT aauad
Amid the hJwIy Ia rlAtss sfthe Gsncs.
ssnt: mark f1e :asry oSsts 6 od social soul.
Ths bell, snow mufl 3D. warns not o. :As bonr;
For scarce the sentenced felon's wstchfI- .~
Can catch the softsn'd kne.I, by which he SUNG
The hours IA has TO live. Poor hopeless wretch
He thoughts are borrow. and his d rsans despair
And ever a. he, on HIS strswy couch,
Tsrns heavily. his CHAINS AID letters, grating.
a. a thaf dab al
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Traveller Dirsstsry.
D1sxoxE tY26S I EftfEHfIE xHTs or,u,
:" u - II.
SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST.
&AE &c
Baltimsrs and Ohio RailrsaA.


Baltimsrs and Ohio Railroad.
WINTER ARRANGEMENrs.
TWO THROUsH TRAINS ARE NOW RUN
FROM w1SRfSS TON FoK fAE WEST,
% follows:
LIST. MAIL TRAIN starts az rs q. M, tSundsy
nor, for Cumberland and Piedmont.
GHichee6 ExfPREEsS sA c6NNEchf H0N l aNs
pm next day and oc <; ice; drsoty WITH EIsrcss
Tram Tor Louisville. Cairo and the Southwest, and
Tor 81. Louis, Kansas, 40.
To view the Grand Mountain Scenery ofthe RosS
N dayight take either the 7.<5 q. m. or SEQ ,. m
trans from w ashIngton.
For Parfertburg and all Stations on the North
Me,ts,n vIr{inis Road tase the 90 p m: Train. For
Through Tickets and Baggage Cheeks to oil Guar
tes ana every other posabie koslIty Will be founs
WAY PASSENGERS for the Main s,s,n Of III,
Baltimore and OHIO Railroad viii leave Washing.
For ali points between Washington Junction sue
Piedmont take the 7.<5 q. m. tram.
For oil stations between Piedmont and Wheelins
take the $50 p. m. Tram. To connect with the Fred
srisk Tram take the a%o ,. m. Tram.
FOR BALTIMORE AND THE EAST.
Leave Washington for Baltimore 81 6 10 and 10
g. me- and $40 and IS ,. m. On Sunday at SOP. m.
only.
Leave Baltimore At go and 50 a. VA. and $50 and
Tae 745 and IS trains only will stop 1t way sta
tons snd Tor Annapolis connections.
The - a II. and $40 ?, m. are the chief connect
ing trains for tie west, and tho $40. 7.<5 and sx
,. IN. trans for the east.
and OHIO Railroad TicEs ofAoc, " sshinstrn.
T. ID. PA A. = sSI 4ffn''
noT Master OF Transportation, Bs ltimore.
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NorrcE OF rHss NBSiis sSc;blNrINUANcE OF
The "PLATTR" AND CHARLTON" DISTRICTS. TIE
OFFIcEs FOR WHICH ARB AT PLATTsBuRs AND Mi
Lam, MISSOURI, AND THE SUSPENSION OF ENTRIES
OF LAND THEREIN.
Not Ice is hereby given that, IN pursuance of law
IN view Of the fact that the unsold lands IN the
platte" and Charlton disfrfets," in Missouri
are reduced below one hundred th on sand acres in
each district, the Secretary Of the Interior has d.
reoted the disoontnuance of said DISTRICTS and that
the lands heretofore subject to sale entry at tn
ofhces at tLATTs3URG and MILAN he immediately
Withdrawn, and made again sub cot to sale and en-
try az BooSEvILLK, IN said State, from, and o6sy
fhe Slst day Of March mart, prior to which time no
appiloatlo will be Ieceived at the discontinued of
hces, or entries permitted, except in eonJxmating
eTtSting Pre-sf1psfo5 claims.
All persons entitled to PATENTS at either of the
ofhors at PLATTsBUR6 CT MILAN are reauested to
call for the same before the e!st day of March
next, as "a after thst date they will be transmitted
to bonneville for delivery. Patents ore delivered
free Of ehdrfs.
Given under my hand at the CITY OF W ashinr ton,
this twenty first day OF December, A. ID. 1853.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner Of the General Lar Offcs
de d w6w
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UiDo0llanAana.
1852 ,I IN co y TT s rTHEII859

lSCS busissss Of the arm Of Eivans IS5S
Thompson, dissolved BY limitation on the LIST
as q: ,ss Il: of #
me. nsge Deen S1sssd with visw to our own security
credit. th1oushos. the country. henoeiorth S 20
viii render all bills on the lst Of each and every
By note at date not exosedins 60 days. - NJ VI
To those OF our customer who will cash their
PER- on Of Of tour
cent, and on 60 day mote. three per cent of which
Bills our friends Will thus nOtios our intention not
only to lessen our own labor and osss but to give
them the benefit OF liberal discount Tor promptness
thoroughly BY many In Washington.
nnSsr sn 10 ps1 dsS
generally more oubiesome than profitable, must
III No new accounts opened unless accom- panied
BY references or endorsement, nor on any other
'''"'' 'AAA "''"' EEvANs { faoaPr;soN,
SS Pa ave., between 9Th
NEW ORLEANS SUGAR
We are .hortl, expecting the big Gsoras. With
SO b sS1:ass Mo sySAEk;
Teis cargo mas been selected especially for this
and tho District markets, and in represented to be
e yil be offered at public auction on arrival. OF
d. u..o,f Fow TI.I:.s, CO..
NJ DRESS MAKING:- -
nv! Ts,1 MAR e -. w, DiEk
Machine Agency, No. S54 Penn. avenue, over the
Messrs. Cats New Jewelry Store, where, having
spacious and pleasant accommodations and in
creased facilities for executing promptly the orders
OF her Patrons she invites the ladies to oaA and
leave their orders
All descriptions Of Family Sewing will he exc
outed In superior manner under the supe fini end
enoe of Miss Dyer. de % 3,aw3v
n DINNER PARTIES"
OINNER PARTIES VIII be furnish ID to fam-
lies at S. 81. and IS per head If tn sy prefer
flrst class rench cook oan be sent to their resi-
dences to prepare dinner for them at the moderate
charge OF 50 for his ssrvIces.
Those wishing to avoid the trouble of marketing
can have the best the market affords ssnt to their
houses at cost prices.
One or moro dishes will be sent TO auy part of the
city for those who may desire II. / guarantee TO
furnish better dinner than any other establishment
In the city, at saving OF IS per cent.
C. GAUTIER,
de l5-eo2m 252 Pa. av., bet. 18th and 18th sis,
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MORE AND STRONG TESTIMONY IN
11D FAVOR OF MRS. COX'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE ECOCTION

INDIAN VEGETABLE DECOCTTON.
The following strong testimony IN favor OF the
great efcaoy OF this invaluable Medical Prepa alton
Is furnished without celebration, by Capt Josepn
Clackner, one of our Oldest, most respectable and
well known otizens. The remar kable cure re
to In the certificate 10 the moro wonderful when N
stated, thst the subject s moro than eighty
old, and his disease had ba ed the skill Of our most
eminent physicians, until 1t Was compel led, finally
toyied TO great saving and curing properties Of the
INDIAN VEGETABLE DECOC ZION Read
Gil ye who doubt, and profit By the information given
IN the annexed certificate:
BALTIMORE, Sept. 6, 1858.
The nndersii ned, having experienced the bene
fcial effects of MRS. NJ. COX'S INDIAN VEG
ETA Bile DECUCTION, does net hesitate to
recommend 1t to the attention Of the public frc
my own ex perience, well the testimony of 9TH
ers, whose and integrity are altog
unquestlonaLIe. have no doub. of its effioacy In
all cases Of Carbnno es BoIls, Piles. Eruptions and
all SKIN Diseases, all of which have been affi icted
with Tor fourteen ears. After trying many adver-
tlsed remedies and EN- inent ply slcians, with no
material relief, nv friends advised ms to try MRS
~. COX'S INDIAN VEGETABLE DECOC-
TON, and after a trial of months all appearance
OF the disease has left me, and my skin 10 smooth
ana eiear as ever. Wy stomach is good. and better
than 1t has been for the last Eve ears
JOSEPH CLAcKNsR,
mo. 2 tlsauith st "
For sale BY Chas. Stott, corner of Pa avenue and
!tR street. Washington, ID. c., and Frank b. VIM
ter, corner st. and Vermont avenue DIR. X. S. r.
Cissel, Georketown, ID. c.; and Jas. Entwisle, Al
exsndria, Va; and Druggists generally.
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COUGHS. COLDS. HOARsENEss, Aa

The prevalence Of the above complaints at thN
season generally has the ed cot of bring InK out host
Of professedly new specifies. and while some
good, many are useless, and others even dangerous
ine Stest course 10 pursue AZ TO consult your fem-
ny pnyscian, or otherwise use only such remedies
as long public experience has proved 20 be safe and
enc1clouG. Ofth's character IL TYLER's COM
POUND SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC. Ongmsi-
y the fsvorlte prescription Of an eminent physician
nsoon became popular remedy. and has oontlnu ed
TO enjoy growing reputation Tor the last twenty
years. In cases Of common Colds. Coughs, &c, Il
acts like charm, and In Chrome Cases, Bronchitis
w hopping ough, Group, Asthma. Influenza, A O.,
its success 10 Unparalleled. and most will testlfy who
have usedlt.
Price IS oents and 50 cents per bottle.
Sold bJ Nairn a Palmer, Ches. Stott, &o, wash
lnEton Clssel Georgetown Peel& Stevens. Al
IN Loztnger form. Prize l2H and Is cent? boz
known as "Tyler's Gum ArsbIc Cough Candy
Drops" an an eletaEt pleasant and eficacOus Pub
monio Lozenge they are unsurpassed. no n -Sm
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PROPOSALS FOR LITHO6RAPHING.
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRINTING!
WAsHiNG TON. Decemher 81. ls56

Sealed Proposals will he recei red at this off 90
until Monday, the nth day Of January, 1889 OF II
ociork. for engraving on stone, and printing from
the same. for the nee Of the Senate and House OF
Representatives, of the United States, certain
With the annual message OF the President of the
The Maps and Charts (of which from two to thrce
thousand copies sre to be printed will be open for
the inspection of idde at this office until the msrn
Ing OF the day for closing the bids. This paper re-
CURED Tor printing will be furnished by this Office
Blank forms for proposals will be FURNISHED to all
who purpose TO bid and bond and approved seopri
the faithful execution IF his contract
1t ls to be distinctly understood that no bid Will
be received from party dir ectly engage in
bid for. -
bowman. Superintendent of the Public Printing
Washington, and endorsed Proposals for Lithog'
raphIng." GEO. W, ROWMAN.
de 81 -eotd Superintendent
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CoMsGlsMsiosEss % OF tas cohhkr OF
=. CLAIMS. AMP coNvEYANcER;
. =. - Rew, CspsteI HILL -
Deeds. Wills. Contrscts, and ell othsr leeA ynts
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M mo, 625I
NOTICE FOR RESTORING CERTAIN
LANDS TO MARKET IN THE STATE OF
Notice 10 hereby given that the lar on ce at Ella
IN the State of ALBANIA, WILL and after the Goth day
OF December next, be open 70 the sals at private
entry and location Of all Vacant public ands en-
braced In the following townships. which were sub
Ject to entr' and lcoltIon prior TO withdrawal being
lanos winch had been Withdrawn prObab IA ing
within the pre.crbed limits of selection of the rail-
road grant to Alabama BY aot of Congress ;royed
March 3, 1887 but slnoo ascertaned not to lie with
IN said limits. viz:
North Of tbs base line ard east of tAs st. Ste
pheaS meridian.
Towns hip T. of ranges Is "A, s. D. p, . and 50
Township OF ranges 3, 2f IS, %, q, q, % and 80
Township 9, ofrange "a.
Given under my hand, at the General Land Once,
at the olty Of washington, October %. 1853.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
90 q viSv Cnmmissinufr.
OOK AT YOUR HANDS AND FEkT.-AI
H IN want OF LOVES or HOSIERY are--
earnestly requested to call and examine onel N
OF the largest and finest stocks in Washing -lj,ulIu
ton, comprising every quality and atty le. lust M }b
imported to my order. Call and look, If you
do not wish to purchase, at
HOPKINS'S Unrivalled Bazaar
corner of 9Th 1t. and Pa av,
no 81 otf bet. Brovn>' and National hotels.
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