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TYPE AND ALL OTHER PRINTING MATERIALS MANuFACr
CONNER'S UNITED STATES TYPE AND ST
III

TYPE AND ALL MATERIALS MANUFACTURED
CONNER'S UNITED STATES TYPE AND STEREO-
TYPE FOUNDRY,
Corner Of Nassau and Ann streets, Ne,o York,
(tAN be had at eighteen per cent. deduction from old
~ prces.-The undersigned respectfully inform the old
patrons Of the type and stereotype oundry formerly known
James Conners and more recently Conner Cookies,
and the public in general that they prepared execute
orders Tor printing types chases imposing
stones, ink frames and every other article form
and of as good quality any other establishment in the
United States.
Borders cuts brass rule and all other articles manuiac
tured at this establishment the reduced
New articles got up order being furnished with pat
terms
The type this establishment is both in the style Of
face and the material of which it is made particularly
adapted Tor service in newspaper printing
All kinds OF stereotype furnished. -
JAMES CONNER & SON
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GEORG Il M. BIBB,

UNSEI.LOK-ATLAW,
HAS established his Office in the city OF Washington and
protfers his the public in the prosecution
claims upon the Treasury of the United States in the argu
of in the circuit courts OF the district of Column
hin and in the Supreme Court of the United States.
His office is ON the south side OF the Treas
uary building June bly,
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INfREE ExIIIBITION.--PIumDeN National Daguerrean
Gallery, and Photographic Depos established in 1910,
and awarded the gold and silver medals four first premi
and two highest honors, the Nationals the Massa-
cusotts the New York. and the Pennsylvania exhibitions,
for the splendid coored Daguereoypes and best
q
Concert Hail. Pennsylvania acenuc, K0shtngton CITY,
RrOwn's Hotel.
2o5 Baltimore street, Baltimore, adjoining Campbclps
jewellery store.
Sycamore street, Petersburg, Virginia.
25l broadway New York.
10 Court street, Boston.
1876 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
I7t Main street, Cincinnati.
Broadway, Saratoga Springs
Portraits taken in weather. in exquisite style. APP
paratus, instructions, and all materials furnished
June ct
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Mrs. Comegys Boarding School for Young Ladies',
RIadenSLflrp. NM land

TTHE central location of this Seminary, within a few
minutes walk of the depot of the Baltimore and Wash
ingon railroad-ten minutes travel by railroad from Wash
ington and an hour and half from Baltimorerenders
easy of travellers from section OF the
The beauty quiet and healthiuness of Mrs. Cs resi-
dence with the advantages of spa water peemnenty
favorable for the development of the physical, intellectual
and moral powers OF youth.
Mrs c. win endeavor by tile most earnest exertions to
make the character of this seminary high that of any
other school in the country. Every opportunity will be
given for the acquisition OF elegant accomplished and
entfc English education The study ofthe languages also
holds prominent place in Mrs CTS system OF education
and regards the speedest and method of
tanning that discipline which the main object of all study
by the habits application which forms, and the aid
which 1t affords in acquiring knowledge OF other
branches.
It will be the constant aim of the principal make
discipline, the studies, and all the internal arrangements OF
the school conform Christian principles, and TO
plant in the hearts Of her pupils deep for
members of her family will excite the soicude,
and receive the jealous in this respect her
their least actions by the rules of Christian duty
Mrs Comegys will be assisted by teachers of ability and
energy thoroughly acquainted with the branches ntrusted
to them.
One-half in Observation-Disclosures in March
For board, and tuition in all the English branches for the
scholastic year of ten months commencing the first OF Oc-
tober SI75
For the Latin language 20
For the French language 70
For the Italian language 20
For the German language 70
Music on the piano, with singing SO
Guitar and harp, at the teachers charges.
Reference may be made to Right Rev. VIM Meade, d. D.,
Bishop of Massachusetts Rev. George Woodbridge, Rich
mond Dr. Francis H. Deane, Richmond; Tazewel Iay
Councillors mod joseph smith, Washington Hon George
Mobile Aa Rex U Robert t Hall RpEbn Mass and
Aug. 20--2awlO
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Of the Sales In Indian apoIis
Fort Wayne and Wiaamsc districts in the State oil

Of Land Sales In the Indian apoIis
Fort Wayne and Wiaamsc districts In the State of
Indiana.
NOTICE hereby given, that the sales of the lands
IN the MIAMI cEssIoNs INDIANA, ordered bv procnma-
ton of the President ofhe United States dated the twenty
6hh day OF Nav lSi7 be held the land Office al Indi
annapolis on the day Of September 1917 at the land
office al Fort Wayne the 10th September 1917 and at
he land office Winamac the 9th September 1917,
Monday the twentieth day of December 1877
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington this
second day of July Ammo Domin thousand eight hun
bred and forty-seven
By order of the President
RICHARD M YOUNG,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
July 3-lawtd
Post pone Land Sales In the IndianapolIs
Fort Wayne, and Winamac Districts I'm tho State
q Indiana.
NOTICE hereby given that the sales of the lands in
IN the Miami cessons, in Indiana ordered by procla-
of the President of the United States dated the
tweny-nh day OF May, lSi7 be held land Office
indianapolis, the sixth day of September 1917 at the
land office Fort Wayne The 10Th of September ls47
and the land office at Winamac the 9th September.
1917 and which sales were by public notice. dated the
second day of July, I5i7 declared be postponed until
and to commence, the 10th December 1917 are hereby
declared be still further postponed until and TO com
mence, the land Office at indianapolis Monday the
first day May, 1913; the land office Fort WAYNE
Monday, the 9Th day of May lSS and the land Office
Wnamac Monday, the 18th day of May, 1878
Given under my hand, at the City of Washington this
fourteenth day OF July, ammo Domni 1917
BY order ofthe President
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
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II of the General Land Office.
N0TICE

NOTICE.
In of the provisions of the of Congress,
proved I'd March, 1888, entitled An establish town
at ST Marks Florida the register and receiver of the land
Office Tallahassee will be required, prior the day OF
sale, ascertain he value of any Improvements which
have been made the lots designated in this proca-
lot upon which there such improvements other than the
owner thereof SHALL in addition the to be paid to
the United States be- and hereby is required pay the
OF the Improvements the value of them thus
cenained and if payment therefor shall not be made upon
the day which the purchased the lot shall be
again offered public sale the day of sale, and
such shall not be capable OF becoming the purcha-
of that of other lot offered that public sale
Provided, That if any lot offered and bid off the last
day of the public sale, shall be thus paid for the
be entered at private sale paying TO the United
the Improvements the previously ascertaned value there
Of"
BY the of Congress aforesaid the minimum price OF
each town lot is fixed twenty-five dollars, and of each out
lot, al twenty-five dollars per acre.
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
Sale Improved Lands In Ohio, coded by the Wyan-
dots In 1912
NOTICE hereby given, that in virtue of the authority
IN vested in this office by the of the 3D. March, lSi3
the i'm proved lands in Ohio ceded by the Wyandotts by
the treaty of 18th March, 1892 which offered under
the Presidents proclamation of 10Th June, lS45, and
manned unsod, win again be offered public sale at the
land office Upper Sandusky, Ohio, on Monday, the
The of Sd March, I843 fixes the minimum price OF
these lands at two dollars aud fifty cents per acre, and
by the agents of the War Department. shall be paid in adj
diton to the price of the land.
The sale will be kept open longer than is absolutely
necessary offer the lands and not exceeding two weeks
fourth day OF August Domin thousand eight hum
dred and forty seven.
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
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National Medical College,
(L4ate Medical Department Of Columbian Coltege,)
WASHINGTON d. c.
INliE annual lectures this institution will
commence usual, the first Monday in November,
and continue until the LIST OF March.
FACULTY.
THOMAS Miller M d. professor of anatomy.
john M. Thomas, M. d., professor of physiology and
medical Jurisprudence.
WILLIAM r. JOHNSTON M D., professor Of obstetrics and
the diseases of women and children.
CHARLES G.. PAGE, M. d., and LEONARD ID. GALE M. D.,
professors of chemistry.
Joshua RILEY, M. d. professor of matera medica and
therapeutics
JOHN FRED; MAY, M. D., professor of surgery.
GRAFTON lYLER, M d. professor of pathology and pac
tice of medicine "
JOHNSON ELIOT, M. D., demonstration of anatomy.
Clinical lectures delivered and operations performed
patients from the inrmary which is attached to the col
lege, and from the public dlspensary.
The OF practical anatomy will be opened early in
October r.a
500.
Demonstrators ticket, including his recapituatory lee
lures, $40.
WILLIAM p JOHNSTON, M. d. Dean,
7th, between Il Il + streets.
Nav 27-StaWtI Mon in Nov
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TINE Washington City Orphan Asylum lots OF ground,
which given this institution years since
by Congress- in order to permanent fund towards
its support, will be sold leased upon the most favorable
terms both price, and the time times OF payment
AS the trustees, who hold these lots for the asylum
they have been anxious carry the purposes Of
Congress, and to from this propertynow
entirely unproductveand they have never been able
obtain the appraised vaue vixen given, deter
mined dispose of the same for less, ithose WHO desire
make a safe investment therein.
These lots thus designated;
Lots 4, 6, and 8, in square No 25s
Lot2 l2S
Lott 9, A, s, s, and7's :" 282
Whole OF square 24f
Do do &c 400
For further information, please apply to
N. TOWSON,
President Board Trustees;
JAMES LARNED,
June I4--3m Treasurer.
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limited STATES FINANCIAL DEPARTMENT.
~ The Treasury department and fiscal bu-
reaus their origin, organizations and practical operations
illustrated being supplement- TO the Synopsis of Treasury
Instructions for the administration revenue laws affect
ing the commercial and revenue system of the United
States in fourteen chapters. BY Robert Mayo M d. one
volume quarto. Price 81 80.
The above work, which has been for a considerable time
in preparation the Treasury Department. has ius been
printed, extra copies of which are Tor sale by
VIM q. FORCE,
Aug. Penn. avenue, corner of 10Th street .
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DUFF GREEN AND BEN. Il. GREEN,
.4fkOr1s<ps and COutsekiOrs-0k-L Lar.

Once on + street, near the Treasury Department,
WILL give prompt attention TO claims before of ii
w departments of the government, before Congress
and also in the courts of the District and in the 81
preme Court of the United States.
Address Green Green, Washington city, postage paid.
Nov. IS--tf
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vN ID. MOsELY, United States Attorney, Will attend
the several States and federal courts held at Nash
vile.
Particular attention paid to the collection of claims
Office in the courthouse ut Nashville, Tennessee.
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MORRIS ROBINSON, President
SAMUEL. HANNAY, Secretary.
CHARLES DE SEEDING, No. IL, Todd's Buildings
Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington ID. G., Agent.
w. p. JOHNSTON M d., Corner Of + and 7th streets,
Physician. Aug lS-2awlm
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H. +. JACKSON, II. CRANSTON,
Late of the Asor House OfPavion, Rockaway
EUTAW HOUSE,
baltimore.
JACKSON ~ CRANSTON,
PrOprietOrs.
Coaches will be in readiness the depo and landings to
convey passengers, tree OF charge, to the house
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From Gen. WOODS Communal.
[By last evenings western NALL
Twenty-Five Days Later from Santa Fe.

Lqt e% gaa n,,ass % Jsm.. a.
Dragons under Lieutenant Love.
The ST. Louis Republican of the 9th instant has late
and very interesting news from Santa Fe brought to In
dependence by Mr.. Aubry, who has made quick trip
across the plains He brings intelligence of the murder
of one of the best citizens of Missouri The cores
pendent OF the Republican at Independence writes as
follows:
INDEPENDENCE, Sept. 1, lS47.
Mr. Anby left Santa Fe on the 18th of July accompanied
Captain Of @
county, and train of sixyve United States wagons UNI
Though s mr. Barn r NJ Auby has news from chhua-
hua to the Sd Of tS July On the 2 Of June Mr. James Au
at 6hhuahaa killed him, and ,oei away sy
deceased Immediately had three of the murderers
and put in prison, to await their trial Mr. Aulls death
was NOT by any rising of the mob but chiefly
highly ds T Ss ssd s
and so soon after the death Of Col. owens
At
ans ib BY ,y o n1 sod m
obtained MS passport by pretending to be an irishman
family was arrested at ChGuahaa and Kent wi,hn the
limits OF that city He is said to have expressed great salts
No merchandise OF any description suffered come
into New Mexico by the southern route
place the first second Monday August Consul Al
varez Captain Angney and Mr. Kirkland, of St. Louis,
were candidates for the legislature.
The muderers of Brown and others were on trial. and
seven ofthem would certainly be convicted
Colonel Wllocks battalion OF volunteers, their time hav
ing EXPIRED were ordered to leave Taos and
Fe Twenty-Five citizens remained, and determined
erect Notifications for their defence large number of
the women of Taos had determined follow our army and
not their homes until their stands would con-
sent to become friendly to the United States.
An insurrecton had short time previous, commenced
but npped in the bud and the leaders, terrified al
the numbers sent out in opposition ,em fled precpi
lately to the mountains.
Mr.. Aubry reports having met almost daily on the route
parties OF troops traders, wagon trains in government
poy, &c vending their way TO Santa Fe. They all
getting along smoothly and nothing is said of any of them
having been recently harassed by hostile Indians has
been the with former traders and trains have gone
out. Among the parties met the battalion of United
States Dragons under charge of Lieut. Love- with age
of money for the payment of the troops and train Of
government wagons. When Mr. A. left this party, they
were within three days. march of Santa Fe.
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Ohio.
MAHoNING COUNTY

Agreeably to previous notice. the delegates from the
several townships met at Garfield, Mahonng county,
on September 4th, 1877, at 10 o'clock, a. m.
The convention called to order by j. II Lewis,
esq., upon whose motion Joseph Montgomery, of Youngs-
town, was chosen president.
On motion OF j. ii. Lewis, esq, the Chair appointed
the following gentlemen committee on resolutions TO
w.t. J. H Lewis, and James Powers, of Garfield; James
Moore of Milton; Philip Boris of Youngstown; and
j H. Lewis, esq, from the committee on resolutions,
reported the folowng-which were unanimously adopt
Resolved That this convention heartily approve of the
of the present administration characterized by
Resoired That duty of every friend of the true
interest and honor of the nation sustain the
on in the vigorous prosecution OF the war now ex-
gard that the guaranty for the obser-
vance and filiuinent of their obligations the United
States, and the speedy of procuring
Resolped, That any citizen of the United States whether
he be officer under the government whose bound
duty it is support the government but who opposes
the present war in which we involved, and seeks
scorn and indignation of every American citizen.
Reoued That we earnestly recommend to the democracy
of Mahonng county observe that and harmony in
ranks which should characterize the followers of Jeer-
son. Jackson, and others; being satisfied of the maxim,
glorious triumph may await triumph the enemy
and the advocates of special privileges and
pledge ourselves discard all local questions calculated
to weaken ranks, and fight manully for great
prime piles of democracy alone.
Resoved That we regard the approaching election for
representatives in the general assembly of the State Ohio
OF unparalleled imp oance, and that it lie duty
of every democrat weigh well the responsibility that
rests upon him, before he casts his Tor federalst
should he be tempted do, and beware those who
profess to be democrats, bat only of principle in
proportion TO their private interests.
Resolved That it the imperative duty every demo-
cratic voter TO support, the ensuing election such
dates and such only in their several legislative districts
already have hereafter may receive the nomination
the approved democratic des
Resolved That in favor of a ma tional convention
nominate candidates for President Vice President of
the United States, and that would suggest Pittsburgh
the place.
RcsoLrsd That pledge ourselves support the nomi-
of the convention
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SPIRIT OF THE DEMOCRACY.
Pennsyivanfa.
LANCASTER COUNTY.

LANCASTER COUNTY.
The Lancaster County Democratic Convention assem-
bed on the Isl Of September Jacob Bachman esq, pre-
sided, assisted by 5, c. Stambaugh, Samuel Keller,
George Duchman, and Andrew Armstrong as vice presi-
dents. Walter G. Evans and Hanson E. Atkins were
chosen secretaries.
Reah Frazer, esq, presented series of excellent
unions, expressive OF the views of the convention,
which were unanimously adopted. We copy few of
the resolutions.
Rssoped That the democratic party of Lancaster county
uhed IN appreciation OF the pursued by Chief
magistrate James X. Polk, in carrying the great
ures Tor which he was elected and that the ability energy,
and patriotism displayed by the distinguished citizens
whom he has selected aid him in the guidance of the
snip OF state, IN maintaining successfully the fundamental
principles OF democracy founded in the early DAYS
the immortal Jefferson, entle them confidence and
gratitude OF the whole country.
Resotped That the sentiments promulgated by the fede-
raj party in their ntAmerican resolu lion adopted by
convention held in this city Wednesday last denouncing
with Mexico unnecessary unwise and mpol-
tic, and condemnng the othe
charged with conducting it, as being disgracef," only
find parallel in the traitoous conduct OF the federal
party after the declaration of against England in 1872
when they proclaimed that resistance of British oppression
was UNJUST unrighfeou and unhoiy and sentenced the
Chief Magistrate James Madison, the island Elba''
for his determined maintenance Of the integrity of the
Union. In the and glowing language of Matthew
Carey, such party rises as its country sinks and sinks
its country rises !'
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From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, Sept 1876, p
The anniversary of the battle Of North PointTip of the
old Defenders to Frederick Grand democratic festival =
The markets, &c
Our city is gay overhead with flags and sreamers, in
honor of the anniversary of the battle of North Points and
the shines brightly, if participating in the gen.
eral hoyday The also thonged with ct
and their wives and children, in HOLIDAY attire, and
everything aspect of rejoicing. At o'clock this
morning the Of the defenders of North Point and
observed old typo of Washington among their NUMBER
Mr. Franklin Edmonston) departed special train OF
for Frederick city, where most cordial reception
awaited them. They will return 10 o'clock tonight,
and doubt that they will be highly grated with the
incidents of the day As write, national salute is being
fred by the Junior Alests, which company will give
grand display of fireworks this evening, at Paramount
grand democratic festival is also in progress the
Baltimore Gardens in Asquith street Colonel Thomas, the
democratic candidate for governor who arrived in this city
last evening with other distinguished democrats from The
county, have addressed the assemblage H. M McLane,
ESQ., the democratic candidate for Congress- and the candi
dates for the legislature present, with an immense con-
course of the democracy.
THE MARKErs.-ln the Baltimore market this morning,
there sale of $50 barrels Howard street Hour at Sd %
less than which holders unwilling take. City Mills
is duh S5 25 There is slight improvement in grain.
Sales to-day OF good prime red wheat made at lob
LOG cents and ordinary good SO 1903 cents white
wheat worth l07 lis Sales of white go
cents, and of yellow 62 63
At New York this morning the flour market exhibited
change from Saturday 1t is rather quiet and the
actions small, So so So 629 for Genesee, and SO l2l a
So Isl for Georgetown Southern brands Ohio 5 l2l
So ISi Michigan So %.
Not much doing in wheat the market heavy, and pre-
vious prices obtained with much difficulty. Genesee
llS 10 cents red do ITO cents and mixed do ia
Sales OF white 66 cents, and yellow do 6S 20
the market dull; selling AZ As cents rye So
| 81 cents.
Provisions and groceries unchanged whiskey 2Sh 20
cents in barrels
The cotton market is firm the Of Saturday. and
| fair sales.
AtPhiadelpha, this morning, there were Sellers but nc
| buyers of -four at SIS 375
sales OF southern prime red wheat LOG cts. Nothing
done inwhlte Corn remains about last quoted white
% aoI cts and yellow do 70 Oats 3S a 40 cts; rye
! 7S cts.
PROVISIONS dun, and groceries little the decline
The cotton market is firm, with sales of Louisiana at I3i
cts per Id.
| Sales oil whiskey in bbs at 27i cts per gallon.
Inc "eer pleasant after the rain of yesterday
! and Saturday
There was pretty heavy gale the Delaware; but thus
| far no serious disasters have come to notice