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PROPOSALS FOR CORN. OATS, &c.

- OTRIcR o. AssIsrAxT QrAR'N'R GgSERAL,I
CORNER OF HOVztGS AND GREENE sTRERTs, ,
NEW YORK CITY, July 10, 1865.
Sealed proposals are INVITED and will he received
At this office unit 'clsck, p. m. SATURDAY,
the 18th instant, for Supplying Forage and Grain
Sacks, for shipment to Washington, ~ follows,
viz:
1900 (nluc thousand) bushels Oats best quality 81
pounds to the bushel.
900 (f0ur thousand) bushels Corn, best quality, 90
pounds to the bushel.
225 1.-TWO hundred and twenty. 1yc) tons Hay,
good mcTehantAble timothy, such as has
been heretofore furnished this department
for shipping, 2.O0O pounds (net weight to
the ton.
4,0O uour thousand sig hundred Grain Sacks
$500 three bushel, aud Leo two and one q.
bid,
Tho Forage will bo subject to inspection by an
ocer OF this department. The privilege In reserved
OF rejecting any or all the bids Of accepting portion
Of bids or OF awarding the furnishing TO the party
whose proposition makes the best average. us Is
deemed most advisable. The successful bidders are
expected to deliver to vessels which will be placed
At any practicable point provided for them 10 New
York harbOr. Delivery TO commence I'm me diately,
each bid
:, Proposals should DO Endorsed "Proposals for
uuderEgned. RURUs INGALLS,,
jylI-td Byt, Maj. Gen. and A. y. NJ. Den. 1. s. A.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UsIrEP SrArRs PLTssT OI1i9sss

On the petition Of PmLLIPPIsh 81 BsACnEs-
RIDGE, Of Natrpna, Pa, administratrir OF the 90.
tate Of Edward stieIen, deceased, pray for the
extension Of patent granted to the said Edward
stisren the 18th day Of Deeember 100, for an I'm
pIoyeInent In Process OF Treating the Mother
ration q said patent shis6 tifss place on tbs ih
il ia ordered that tho said petition be heard at tho
Patent Once on Monday, the 18th day OF November
next at clock m and all persons are notified TO
apPSsr and show ", oauss any they have. why said
Persons opposing tho extension are required TO
hle In the Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth In writing, at least tt1e days before the
day Of hearingi all testimony nled BY either party,
to DO used at the said hearing, must be taken aud
transmitted In accordance with the rules OF the
ONCE, which will be furnished ON application,
taony, must be nlsd In the oflcs tioenly days be.
fore the day Of hearingi the aTgnmenG, II any,
within ten days after nling the testimony,
OIdSred' also. .hht ms n9lee be published IN the
IT, o., and In tho Post, Pittsbsrg, Pennsyi.
irT 81 SAID po6lleiaSaa % 10 u isesl sixty days
previous " the day Of heating ', sunu. |'I
nyH.w,v Acting o.mmi,siqasI u PstesA,
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
- USirED STATES PATENT OPFIl

AhHlkutnN, July, Z, lNh
- On the petition " ISAAC Il. TRiNBLg. of Long
uIeeh, Mo pFhling ioT the extension OF pate
dated October 10, 1884. for an iinpro, CmenI in
Wooden splice-pieee for Railway. Tor seven yoaTs
from the expiration Of said patent, which takes
place On the 10th day OF October, lsOS
II Is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Once on Monday the 18th day OF September
next, at II O'Clock, m and all persons are mott.
he'd 10 appear and show cause, II any they have,
why said petition ought not to be granted,
Parsons opposing the extension are required to
nle IN the Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth In writing, At least tIosRty days before
the day Of hearing all testimony fled by either
party, TO be used AZ the said hearing, must DO
taken and transmitted In accordance with the rules
Of the office. which will be furnished on appliea
ton,
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tes-
timony, must be filed In the Office tiosHtV days
before the day Of hearing; the arguments, II any,
within ten days after hiinE the eStimOny.,'
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in
the REPu 6LIcAs and the IatsiiiQsncer, Washing
ton, ID, O., and In the BdHfmore County UHi0n,
TOwsontown, Md, once week for three success.
I've weeks the hrSt Of said publications 10 DO at
least sixty days previous to the day q hearing,
A., N STOUT,
juli-Tu3t Acting Commissioner.
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OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,


On thu petition Of 0AkDsBk CHILsos, Of Boston,
pray Ing for the extension Of patent
re-issuod the 27th day Of September, 1854, for an
Improvement In Furnace or Heat Generator and
Radiator, for seven years from tho expiration OF
said patent, which takes place on the 10Th day OF
tember, 1865;
Il Is ordered that tho said petition be heard at tho
Patent ONCE on MONDAY, the Sist day Of August
next, at II o'clock, and all persons are notified
to appear and show cause, II any they nave, why
said petition ought not 10 be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 10
hle w the Patent onioe their objections, specially
forth ip writing, at least toefy days before the
day Of hearfhyI glt9Stimony died By elther party
be ased st,he said bearing EgSt be taken s ,Ga
Org0e. which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions An1 other papers, relied upon as tss-
fore HE DAY Of lssripyJ the arguments, II any,
within ter days eitoT q lhg the iestimony,
the KErgBLlotS and the fltsiliDtnolr. Wslhipg'
0nes week for three successive weeks the hrst of
said publications to be at least sixty days
to the day OF hearing A. NJ STOUT,
jel3-P1 Acting CsmmissIoner Of Patents.
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH Si BEEF AND BEE
PROPOSALS. FOR COAL.
DEPOT QUARTgRMAsr
Nv AAuINuTnE II ~

wREroT agAGrFFSIasrE as ogyleE.l
Sealed ErSpSsas are iSyiisd al III. 5 4 isS until 70
@ s% A$GGi asss nS sSs IA
for lincoln Depot abou, q, i25j thrs stRoassnd ono
white ash, antTTaetc coal iaT au Of %srehsss6IE
slSte and dust, and to weigh 9.sy pounds 70 The
At sedgwiek barracks. OnN)
tesnt& aud b sHteenlR ~. 80 ''''"Oou' so tons
ID $t Si' !is:I e. $50 'o".
And to be delivered on orders Wv ''"'
AZ various points In the about 2 ,oa5 tons
Separate proposals for tho ,upplv of either Of tn,
above points are also inyit Al ''
BIAS VIII also be receive Tor The delivery Of 2a5
tops hfSI class steamer Al landed on Sixth street
The accepted biddorsl dn n, reonIrod TO exhibit
DeptIrment. on Or beiy et6e first Of October next.
tract, 'Ao ''"''''"' " Wv ''
oa saSpsd SSlagIS Gd Or the entire quantity DO az.
iIEis sEPYSd y NJ Sad tss
of IL eoptraet Snd Tor the fsithfal
eepted bids fers les iQGSntity, ""ou"'
os shSaIS SSS.TsS & furnish the kind AID
10 2Psa market and the didercnce In cost char, 'Sd
Each bidder viii. n ,rnish with his bid Rusrap.
equal % S tSi 2 10 PoGsbe persons. amount
will, within Ion da me amo9nt Of his bid that he
requirements. 80 ~NN'H'' WV" 1po'e
be Ssid W. Nv ne ~ eeed delivery and none will
" JhPddluiUl qnMa gcepted by the Inspector
iSS IA III Ihsts for the delivery OF the entire
M III ~ N Sixth street wharf on or before
.osi pnropnHtp be made monthly for quantity Of
tSsy az mSHih " funds, or aA soon thereafter as
vs. XII ma III ga Tor tho purpose.
asns,sIh.Slht De submitted to the QuAFteFInnstor
RtId sansSSsstNito awarding contract,
niainIy ~ ma ddIess proposals TO the undersigned,
Sstasd !, IN -, Pfoposals for Coal ~ and arc In
Nv oSdss ~ sent AZ the opening 81 the bids,
~ "no'"t the QuaItermAsteT General
]. G. MCfERRAN,
yatd Deputy QuArteTmAsteT General,
"N bNt. big. Cen, U, y, Army,
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wis. disposed Of by proper authority. upo,

wise disposed Of by proper authority. Upon
writ Of hadeas corpus or other process issuing
from q court Of the United States In the case
Of any prisoner 90 held, the writ will be
promptly responded to, and the oficsr In max.
ing his return will SGT forth the material facts
Of the case. II such writ be ipsusd nom .
State court, the oiicsr having the custody Of
any prisoner viii make respectful return to
the writ, setting forth the fact that tho pris-
oner Is held By virtue o. the hnal judgment
and sentence OF court Of competent jurisdio.
tion, held under the authority Of the laws Of
the United States, and that the Jurisdiction IL
exclusively 10 the courts Of the United States
Tho division between United States and
State Jurisdiction Is not always distinctly
marked; bat ofiosrs will DO guided In their
action By the principles laid down by the Su-
prsms Court Of The United States In the case
Of Ablemsn W. Booth, al Howard n, bo6.)
g.. Az all forts, arsenals, lighthouses, GUS
tom -housss, and other public establishments,
whether held BY original eession or by capture
and occupation, the Jurisdiction will DO held
to be ID the United States, regulated in the
former ease BY the tsrms Of the osssion, and In
the latter exclusive, until otherwise directed
By Law or other proper authority. Command
ing officers are required TO see that such places
are not allowed to become asylums for orimi-
mails, and that no persona not In the service Of
the United States arc allowed 10 establish
themselves within the limits Of any ceded or
reserved Jurisdiction.
Q. The canvass returns, poll lists, aud bal.
lots for the several elections held In said State
under tho authority Of the laws Of the United
States will, as soon As practicable, bs arranged
and inventoried according TO the several cleo.
ton distriots, securely packed, and transmitted
to the Secretary Of State at Raleigh for deposit
and safe. keeping
10. Authenticated copies Of the registration
in each county Of the said State will DO pre-.
pared ~ coon % possible, and deposited in the
Office Of the Secretary Of State. .....E
IL. Authenticated copies Of all general and
special ordsrs. regulations and Instructions IL.
sued by the district commander, or by post
commanders under authority duly delegated,
will DO prepared; one set to be deposited In the
office Of the Governor OF the said State, and
the other In the once Of the Secretary OIL
State. a.I f D.
u. Authenticated copies Of all decisions
Affecting rights Of property will DO prepared
and deposited in the office OF the Secretary Of
State. ....rl
Is. Commanders Of posts In said State will
immediately transmit to district headquarters
all records, correspondence, &c, that relate to
the duties performed by them under the recon
struction laws-retaining only the military re.
cords.
By command of Brsvet Major General Ed
II. S. Candy. Louis V. cAzIARc,
Aide de Camp, A. A. 40
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Heroic CoNDUcT OF CHrLD.-Or
Thursday afternoon, says the N. Y
Euening Post, Lanbon Lennon, boy
four years Of age, whose parents live al
% Bergen street, was playing with
another boy only three years old, over
On old cistern in yard adjoining tina,
of his parents. The boards which
covered the cistern gave away, and
young Lemons companion was falling
in and would have been drowned, but
for the extraordinary presence of mind
displayed by young Lennon, who caught
the clothing Of the falling child and
held him suspended for nearly three
minutes before assistance reached him
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U. s. EsoIsRERi, orpIcE, err HALL.

U. s. BsOISRERs, OFpIcE, err HALL,(
Boston, July 2, 1865. !
Proposals will be receive at this office until ihs
10Th inst M2p. m, for the construction OF Dyke
across the Salt Meadow and East HAfb0r Creek,
what Is cal led the WadlnE Place, In the town
ship Of Truro, Massachusetts,.
The work comprises a line OF guide. piles aud
sheet -pilinR some TO foet longs and varying
In height lncluding penetraton) from 10 feet at the
centre to feet or less At either end, This sheet.
pilng IL to form the axis Fl the dyke, which is 10
be further constructed by embankIna the same IL
feet wide at top with gravel. or mi ed sand and
mud, and Teyetllng the slopes with marsh sod.
The work Is TO be executed ip accordance with
presentations and drawings which can be seen Al
PIoyineetOwn, Massachusetts,,
BIDS for the aboyo work will express 4 price for
each Of the following Items, viz;
Eor each 0uide-pile, driven and plated.
s0r shest-pillnz per superficial foot Zone face
cling the top for roadway. and soddiRg ths sldO
jy+td Byt. Maj. Gen. .. 8. A. Ia Goi' Rb1,.
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HEAD'aRs DEPARTMENT or rHB CrNBRRLAND.1
OFFICE CuIRr CoNNIssAHI or suBsIsIENcR. I
LouIsyILLE, kY. July Is, 1853
Sealed proposals. (which must DO In duplicate,
with copy Of this advertisement attached 90 each,
July 49, 1865 for furnishing tho following stores.
1900 pounds NEW BACON SIDES Tin tieress.)
TO be thoroughly cured and smoked, clear sides or
clear ribbed which Is to DO stated In the bid,
tierees,) to be thoroughly cured and smoked.
100 pounds best quality NEW sUGAR-GURBD
pies o. Ham. must be furnished with bids.
:, ,os pounds best quality NEW sUQAR-CURED
barrels; samples to be furnished,
1000 pounds best quality Of RICE tnew. srop.l
selected By the undersigned, The charges Of in
speeton are the authorized city inspection charges
and to be paid by the cor tractor, .
Tho usual conditions Of my adyertlsements must
be strictly complied with. N, z. SMALL,
jyl6-td Breyet Brig. Gen. and Q. 8.
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR COAL.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
July IA 1865.
o'clock q, m, WEDNESDAY, the nd instant, for
iurnish,ns fFoT one 70 W., hund5ed tons u, 20
naeo sire, -- r.
The coal to be delivered in such quantities As
Treasury Building as may be directed = : = !.
Bidders will state In their proposals the name Of
price. = n.y. - -. "-T- .IT-
The pspst,msnt reserves the right TO reject any
public interest TO make such rejection. n
jyIe.td r Chief Of BUREAU.
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Notices Of Patents.
nxPARrnRlT on THI IETIRIoR,I d ~
- ~ urrrnp sIaIs. PAIrsf 6yyIeI

4. Al. L..,.I-1.. TlsniserQl. nay u. isds. !.
gsslSs Hsh.. c.s,'p so Sa: y W.T. e
sasGs srss.s sssss. q ~ s. RI
snssSS n AZ g.sss. ssss Is: Az aSrssio
s:sr..5y iss, K: ~ q ka W {.
for an imprSysnsAt Z gs.tins Machine. fef
which takes pises on ths nd day u kurulf. isss
p.s.s, oS Scs On ~ 5si Pss,t;Rr q,
next, at II O'Clock, m. and a. psr.pns are notified
nd PETITION ought not 70 ss Erantsd.
IN the Patent Once their obsctions,, sPscsliy sci
forth In writing, least fteeny days befors the dAy
ofhearineJ all testimony hled by either psrtY 70 b
ussd q ne aid hs.rinl must be taken Ard t,sas-
vhish Win Be- furnishsd on application. I'd vi
lmony. Apst b Asdi The ofacs tpfnfv dsys before
ne a.y o. 9SsInS w srGsments hany' within ten
knryBLIoAH and the fnfeltfoencer. Washington,
D. O., and n the Lmsrfedn, Baltimore, Va. ,
saiS pSSlissiion. . Be At least siTty HE:yoS'
my1-fh& ! Issins commissionsr q Psssni..
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UsIrEp srATEs PArEsr Opgicl,

W AHHlNuTuk, may IL, lSlA.
On the petitlon Of WILLIAM D. ASDRHws, ofNew
York, n, Y. praying for the extension q n patent
Improvement In Centrifugal Pumps, for seven years
from the expiration Of said patent, which takes
place on the 22d day OF August. 1865.
II IL 0rdsred that the said petition be heard ~ the
Patent 0iico on MONDAY, the 9Th day Of July
10 appear and show cause, II any they have, why
VII petition ought not to be granted.
aie Ia iko isssat 6hIts iseiT objections, sp,eSiy
sst forth 10 writing A Least tigsntg days before
party, to be used at the said hearing must be taken
aud In accordance with the rules OF ths
cilioe, which will be Furnished on application.
neposildpS and relied upon As test,
The day VI hearingi the arguments, " any, Withtg
tsn days after hllng the Testimony. ,
Ordered also that this notice be published In the
RRPuBLIoAE aud the Intel lf0eneer, Washington,
D, g., aud ~ the Atlds, New York, New YORK,
nTst OF said publications to be al least sixty days
previous TO the day Of hearing, =. .,,o,,.,
my2O-wSt Acting Commissioner Of Patents
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400 Y AGENTS WANTED

II LINEN OF OUR TlMEs,"
Or I.sa,r xPatrtots Of tho Day An elegant octave
s SSJqms, y. sni portrait 81 the suthoT,
MRS ARRIET BEEcHER STOWE,
Aents say il lLs best, and sells the SsttiGs'!M n
aTJor gOg ns, 'S s II viii outsell oUnel9 Tom
Cabin emp so genera nssn.. III hss
s;. :sf$ t Fl 4VtsdiffS 81 d'iiissif
Hartford, Ctt ~
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UsIrRpsrlTEs PATssTOrgiGRs,

On the petition Of HoRAoR ". PsisLRR, 81 NAL
dan Bridge, N. Y, praying for tho extension VI
patent granted to him the I'D day Of January. 1855,
nntedaied September eth. 1875, reisspsd January
Sth, 1855, and again Tsssued March lDtb. 1867, for
an improyemenfIu MACHINES for Washing Paper
Stock, for seven years from the expiration OF said
patent, which takes place on the Ath day Of Sep
tembeT, 1865;
Ills ordered that tho said petition DO heard at the
Patent Onice on MONDAY, the 3lst day Of August
next at IL clock IN, and all persons are notified
to appear aud show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
ale la the Patent Oice their objections, specially
SGT forth IL writing. at least tioentK days before
the day Of heAringj all testimony hled by either
party, to bo used atlhc said hearing must DO taken
aud transmitted In accordance with The rules OF the
ONCE, which will be furnished on application. A..
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as testi-
mOny, must be filed Ia the Office toentv days before
the day Of heaIipgi tho Arguments. II any within
ten days after hling the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this NOTICE DO published in
the REPUBLICAN and the Intelfgsncsr, Washing
ton, ID. c., and In the Atlas, New York, N.
" once awesk for three successive weeksi the
~ Of said publications to be at least sixty days
n, Sflols to the day ofhearing. =, ou,,,.
ri AslI rnmmisEinnaF nfp Pa
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
~ Usrnp STATES pnrnSr oyyiG H.

On the petition Of JoHs n BIl, Of EnGlish Neigh
patent granted 70 him the Sd day Of October. 1854.
Tor an Improvement In Pen and Pencil Case, for
which takes place on the Sd day Of October. 1855:
I. Is ordered ths, he nv pstiiop ;. heard Z. the
Dor next, at II o'clock, m and all persons are
Tined % appear and show cause, n any hey have,
Persons ogposinS t6e ertens,on are REQUIRED @
set forth in writing, at least foenfv days before
The day Of hsaInF Al tss.iS%9ny hled By either s
taken and transmitted In accordance with the
rules Of the once. which will be furnished on APP
plieation. I
Dispositions and other papers. relied upon as tes-
timony, must be nled In the once ttoentv days
within ten days after Hing Of the Testimony.
ordsrsd. also ,ha, ,his nG.jSs be pueii.hscd IN
Ton. D: G., and q the Anas. New York. New
the nrst Of said publications to be atleast sixty
days previous to the day Of hsarinEI srorr
Iels-Thsw Acting Commissionsrof Patents.
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nEPARTxEEr OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UHnHD 9rArrs PArlHr 0YYIos,

On the petition Of sAais w. Rnsp. sdmin:trstrir
q The estate Of Chseney Reed, deceased, and Jane
Mould. deceased, Of Ghiesso. hIlnois. prayina III
Cheney Reed and Brooks X. Mould, the 9Th day
q August, 1854, for an Improvement n ventilating
Railroad Cars, for seven years from the expiration
q said patent which takes place tbs sth day Of
its ordered that The aid petition be heard At the
Patent 0mce. on MONDAY, the 18th day Of July
next, At u clock and all persons are notned 70
appear and show esusS Y any they have. Why said
petition ought not 70 bt granted, 1870
ps..op. ogPo.ias .ss sttsn,Sn are REQUIRED 70
the day q hearing all testimony fled 81 either
md H with shs rules Of the
Deposition. and other papers, sled upon testi-
monS. must bs nisd in he once t,esrf. DAYS b..
ter days sfsei nlinS he ,estimony.
the RrruBLIcAs and the ilgencsr. gton,
d. c., and in the Tribune, Chicago, Ill. once !
week for three successive weeks; the hrst Of said
ssSs. y = 3 at least a 70
myiS.wst Acting commissioner Of Pstents.
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7 ny7b-TuW HntlnE UOmmlHsiOnof OF Phtehtb.
TEPARTMRNT OF THB INTERIOR,
UIIrIp BrATBs PATENT OYYIcB,

: WAsHIEoToN, May 10, 1858.
On the petition Of sARAH w. fLAEpEIs, Of New.
euryPors Mas. .d9lni.tIairiI y % estate Of
harden, Of Boston, Mass, praying for the exten-
sIon Of a patent granted 70 the said Joseph
FLANDERS and Joseph A. Marden. the 18th day Of
AuIust, 1884, for an improvements In Leather Split.
ting Machine, for seven years from the expiration
q said patent. which takes place on the 18th day Of
is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent once on MONDAY, the 10th day o. August
next. at u o'clock, m and All persons are notified
9 sPpsr5 and shSw s,ase u any they have why
Persons opposing the extension arc required to
Ale In the Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth In writing, at least ftpet days before tho
day Of hearing all iestlmYny hed by either party,
TO b used at the said hearing. must be taken and
transmitted In accordance with the rules Of the
on o., which will DO furnished on application.
timony, must be nied in the once ti0eHty days boz
Wihia i.s days aisT HiIas NJ !SsiiS9nSy ., T. ~.
Republican and the elitQencer, ngtou,
D. O.. and In the Journal, Boston, Mass, once
week for three successive weeks the nrst Of said
PsSsstSP. 2 b at least sixty aaI g5sSyiiHs. to
nSa-Fst fsting cOmmiasioasT Of Patents.
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Steamboat Lines.

L H.. fsssnsa her TsFSiaf trips be- <sSMt
E.ssns saaSn. at s1sry 1TTER
SSIsisessf, va M %s;sIPs'en every
sAo will stop a. all he principal landing. the
a'''A''' '1 THos. " RILEY SON. ,ASsPt..,
mys.,ufsn Atthe foot Of r Eleventh .tre:t.
poToNAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
For Way Landings on the Potomac and Baltimore.
the Richmend, frederick.burE
Tho Steamer IL ESPRHss. Capt <. q. Siokls. will
leave Baltimore. Pier hs, s. Light E.aslEk
stree. S sas als Sysry Z. Il. ss .s.s wE
YoGeis s!:a a sSss sSsr boat will be
The Steamer leaves sf ffTRE 4sssar. Agent.
sixth 'i!iiI Sfsia sTsa;sssssisSs g.
NRw MERCHANTs' LINE OF STEAMERS.
,JFaS SSffISsssSS's .
wiz rsH ge, dsHs sss ysrs %Sos' . be
ssf s9 IA. Rive, .S.'s fss.
.s s,h ssSt q Aish rss. every ma
sss .ss z hs scmp Sn
u Nav YsIk .yenue and Seventeenth Street. be.
'0dT sesi.H D'pA9I J. ". THOMPSON. President.
NORTH IMERicAk STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA,
VIA PANAMA OR NICARAGUA.
SAILING IRON NEW YORK
March 9Th aud 18th April Sth and 18th May 9Th.
18th and 18th.
With Now Steamships OF the First Glass.
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