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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-15
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VALUABLE Land Al AJC5lON.
.2,!i 5ct il Lculs, cnI;;v. owned ~ irs. Iay,nia
g. sniiil. to. Ie, aEL afterwards hy The children
Of Nathaniel a. smith, deceased, Containing lSaa
acr, j. VIII hr -old pnhiIc., ~ Louisa ionr House,
TUESDAY, the lJh day ut August neat, tlr >rrnnd
day nf August Count II lies On lh Creek and North
Anna RIVER near Cars Biiige, flfty miles nom Ere
drricksburs friy hr- from Kichmoni and live frnus
Fredrr,rs's I.a The Louisa Railroad. Two three
hundred acre. are rich low grounds, aud about W.
hundred and thirty fret rate wood land; besides
hundred and aly moe in pine, inlersprrsed win
eak hickory, &c. The tract hos much granite IL al
miraby sUiei clover and makes the slatest returns
for all efforts II Improvement. II l. probably the best
tract OF its in the countyat OF The Gren Spring
npiehEohond To crown all, u Is surrounded by tho
hest Of npiahhors-pain. kind, sober and Intelligent.
The dwelling house at brick il large and comma.
d:pus with more than the Gstia outhOusrs and convc
nirnces. The land may easily be divided into two
tracts one of about seven hundred and lofty The other
Of about four hundred aud thirty three acres either OF
which would make very fnr farm. Nr. William -
Smith, living on The place. viii show II 20 persons
inclined to buy.
TEBMs-s7 in each; and ;rr the re-, credits Of
with entrance 10 SOW wheat ~ GOOD time
The sale j. mate b. order o the Circuit Court Of Lou
sa on the petition Mrs smith ard hrr family IN the
Ghau,.rr suii ~ Ihompsnns, &c v. Smhs, &C., and
by consent Of the plaintlft<. LEciaN MINOR.
Adm or with thr y III annexed Of
IpIy - i,vS, )uuf A. Smith decd
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JOHN E. SPINDLE.


GRADUATE Of ore Of our best Institutions is de-
N srous of a situation rs Teacher. file would accept
one as Principal cfnn Academy, as Assistant, or
Private Tutorship. He has had experience In teach
Address sALPHA,' care Of Nash, Petersburg, Va.
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AUCTION SALES.
ay BENJAMIN Davis. Auctr

VIII be sold at my !, flee On Tuesday the 18th
inst !, z likely Negro Wan, 20 years otage, wo-
man Is. gill 10 and ! Boz l3
Men BENZ DAVIS, Auctr.
Aug. II Office, No. 5, Wall sttee!
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BANK-NoTE, PORTRAIT AND LAND
SCAPE ENGRAVING AND PRINTING,
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MANAGERS OFFICE, D. PAINE G. CO.,
VI Main Street.
Drawn Nos of Maryland Consolidated, No lo9:
so So 63 II 80 So 81 As y.
Whole, 7 81 Is, The third highes, Capital OF
1000, sold by G. B. LUCK, Paine's Vender, and
IL him paid
This-Dav-Capi,als: 20 OF 10000. 5000, g..
600 1000, &c. rs Nos, Is drawn. Tickets5.
For To-Morrow-Capi,als: 10000, &c. Tick
oslo Aug. Is
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALTIMORE, Sept. So p. M
Dsmoeafe barbeeas. Va.Aiagton MILITARY md fyeme
HAM Of Bahim~s.-Emizranis for Libaia.- The mar
ksts, Sc :.
The democratic city convention ON Monday evening, de
ermined to hold barbecue the Canton
he evening Of The 2h OF September the anniversary OF
the battle OF North Point number Of distinguished
speakers have been invited to be present
The military and frenen of Washington and George
own preparing visit Baltimore the approaching ami
versary OF the battle OF North Point may expect mos,
hearty reception The reception extended Balmoreans
on the fourth of July is fresh in their memory, and the hos
piallty then received will be returned with interest
The health OF Baltimore better than II Is at the
time The number of deaths during the past week
was but 10 and this in population OF l3oOe Is an I'M
usually small proportion.
The Liberia packet sails from this port tomorrow for
Liberia and out, learn. about fifty emgmns from
the city of Washington and two from Aiexandna--al OF
whom free men, and of sufficient intelligence to know
What they about.
accident within a mile and half OF the city, having
COW, which threw off os the passenger
considerably damaging them Two of the passengers were
slightly injured
dour was rm and prices have advanced. The sales of
week about 1000 bbs Howard brands
So being advance Of 81 per barrel since
terday. City nlers generally asking SIS 80 rye flour
81 12k corn meal So IL. 50 Is.
The supply of all kinds OF grain is moderate. Wheat is
good request with sales of red ITO lib cents and OF
white at lis l25 Corn is steady, Sales of white
at 80 So cents yellow do. 60 81 sale OF LOO
bushels prime Pennsylvania yellow 63 Oats 2S
30 CENTS rye az rs Mess pork is selling Sll,
prime 49, Whiskcy is firm at 23i 2lt per gal
ion in hhds. and barrels Beet cattle has advanced
shade. There 800 head offered at the scales
and 500 sold 81 Is SO, the hoof, per 100 lbs.
At New York this morning 1ou was in active rand,
md sales Of 1900 bbs IS 10 So for common, and Sc
Sc lsi better brands Genesee Southern So So IL
Corn meal 50, and rye flour 81 IL
Not much done yet in wheat; supply moderate Gene
see is held 1876 CENTS and southern red at f6 cts Corn
is in fair demand. A sale OF 10000 bushels mixed and
white to be delivered in October, at rs Is yellow do.
10 a " cents. Oats 26 a 80 cts Rye 10 cts.
Provisions exhibit change. Pork is in less demand
ale of 81 So Prime at SO 70 50 Lard 81 81
ct. per h. Sugars selling freely especially ordinary grades
New Orleans mo.ases Is 20 cents Coffee without change
Sales of rice at 80 a 4 els per lb.
The market rather quiet Sales of 1000 bales
yesterdays prices.
Whiskey is improving. sale OF 100 bbs this morning
at rs cts other lots at Is cts per gallon.
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accordance with an Legislature OF the STATE oil
Texas provide tor raning the debt OF the late
public of Texas" approved 10Th March, 1875, notice IS
hereby gwen per having oians demands Tor
money the late republic of Texas present he
AUDITOR and ptroer oil public accounts on
before tho second Monday in November, lss9, OF they
viii be,postponcd s.,
The provisions of the aforesaid require the auditor
and coinpuolic jointly receipt under their seals Of Oh
flee. or M claims presented, setting forth the par value
thereof the time the the daB and anoun.
thereof; distinguishing between the different casses Oh
cuims the following manners First the audleo VI as
ceftained claims, such stock bonds, treasury notes. NM
lasy scrip, any other audited &c
o~a, all claims sufficient evidences and VOUCHERS
audit under the late repuDc Oh leass
Third, claims sufficiently auuentca'eo ny
vouchers. ~ Lli.ff .li
tolef Jointly report the legislatures ior maj adtuse
Mt tne and oii" acer III Inc Puoho dsvv
Oh the So al sci Ihe
alton VI payment recommended by ue,n
subject the revision! a,neidmsnt and enneahsn
If In. cysatun. JOHN M. SWlSHER, Andtuor
" JAMES b. SHAW. CUmpyrotIer.
Austin Texas, May 49, 1885, 'N~iA fJ,nie 10 -ySthn
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OELPHO's FIRST PREM UNI AN
HD GLEsEA LEG-Tntroiuced into the
United States and made solely by William
Selpno, ~ Spring street, New York. This
description Of artificial leg derives us
name IRON the celebrated Marquis OF

= AnK1tSea, WHO IOst MS IcR III 1He UdFu0 VI
" a,cnoo by whom has been adopted and worn ever
since invention by the late Ingenious Mr. Potts. Oh
London whom the present artist was Tor eleven years
pupil and assistant.
have seen artificial leg of Mr.. Selpho; 1t, con-
pears excellent and we'll calculated 10 answer
all the obieots desired But best of all is the PROOF Oh
those who wear EN- this is positive and undensDe
Some OF my friends. whom have lnuuated, inform me
$500 '''' -, '' :. sVALENTINE MOTT,
Professor of Surgery. Umvcrs.y New YORK
Also Selpho's Artincial uand.-An entirely new and
useful substitute Tor lost hand, arranged that !no
wearer open and shut by means OF the remaining
STUN o. W. 8. will give further information by sPP'cs
tios or by etter post paid. He aiso refers TO Or y
Wear, OPP Magnetic Telegraph Office, Columbia, SCUM
Carolina, who authorized TO receive orders
July Ism
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JESSE Il. DOW,
Notary Public and General Agent,

OGce No. 8, Union Buildings directly under the Union
Offer, Washington, C., tA
TTENDS prosecution OF claims before Congress-
n and the various departments OF the government Pen
and bounty-and warrants particularly attended TO-
Bountyand warrants purchased and sold. The heirs and
legal Of the officers and OF John Paul
Joness squadron in 79 will lind il be to their interest,
to apply to MIR D. he having the rolls of the Bon Homme
Richard and Alliance, and tell glance cho arc and
tcho entitled share in the Denmark prizes Per
abroad, desire business 10 be attended TO by MIR
will be required in all to postage and enclose
a retaining iee oil rs.
REFER members Of the 18th and Both Congresses
generally
Mar 23-1y INTEL
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MISS NJ > TAYLON'S School, In street, between
lNl Sd and ~ will reopen Monday September
H. when she will be happy again receive her former pu-
pills, with others committed to her The usual
English branches, together with Latin French music and
drawing will be taught and her pupils receive her faith
full ADD personal attention. both in studies and discipline
TIE OF tuition will vary in department accord
ing to the age and attachments OF the pupil.
References and all further information with regard TO her
school will be supplied her residence Gas aboveJ by
prospectus personal interview
Aug. 25-co2w
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Preparatory Department. OF the C0Iumb'"H OoIHoBe'
C.
IT is the design of the establish permanently
school of high order, in which youth may DC thor-
oughiy fitted for college, for other objects IN HE
For its they have erected an elegant ana
well edihce the corner OF and h streets
An able and xperienced instructor viii be placed az the
school, who will give his whole Tune and ener-
gies to its having such competent assistants
witt. the number of pupils sha require
Such urranxeuents il is believed will afford the be 81
guaranty that just expectations Oh It's patrons WIZ, De -
The school will be opened the first Wednes-
day September. .t--
QUARTER,
Elementary branches, reading, writing, &c 50 %
All hmetic, English grammar geography, elements -
Higher Enatlsh branches. algebra geometry, sur
is,,v. &c compos,,ion, &c 10 90
Latin and Greek classics IL 81
Auu ZSAStawaw 't'A
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In Chancery In the Circuit Court OF the District
COlumbia Tor Washington county.
Mary A. Van Ness,


Columbia Washington county.
Mary A. Van Ness,
Cornelius P. Van Ne.s Martin H. Hoffman aud Gertrude
his WIFE Chr res Van Ness, and Others, heirs at law
of John P. Van Ness
THE object Of this suit is to procure sn assignment Of her
dover the complainant, in the real estate Of John r.
Van Meas; late of said county, deceased. e.u
The bill hst the complainant was lawfully mar
red to the said John p Van Ness Philadelphia, in the
f on and d1 yv yy alderman
hacy that the said marriage was not publicly announced
therefor requested that might be for time kept
from others than the family of the complainant
complainant continued reside house belonging TO
her husband, the said John in the city of Washington
hs a ns oIns hs
ally visited the complainant as his we and cores oaded
declarations, towards the close Of e that he had made
hi. wbut since his death no will has been prodpsed and
audulcny suppressed and destroyed that the SAID hn
large estates regardless Of truth to have
made false representations inportanta subject with
nseiy The eas,snce of such Will or tie Contents thereof,
and relies upon her rights rs widow and charges ha se
said John p died seized seized any time after
his said marriage with complainant: that said John r
of collateral kindred, who his heirs law that one oil
said branches by CoIneusP Van Ness VINO
nude Hoffman, sister of tue deceased ANOTHER branch
who children Of deceased brother Of the deceased and
the other branches by certain Peter Van Alen The child
made defendants to the bill; that John p Van Ness
died seized and large and valuable real ana
GINA and other places that oplanant is unable 70 give
particular description thereof because the nn.msnts
of the defendants and particularly the said Cornelius
who has illegally caused be appointed adnn.s
nto and holding possession of the said sal estate TO
Of a Ia,
the house occupied by the complainant The bin Pfays
that the defendants do its allegations particularly,
M nd
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PonnsyIvnnis Collsxs-Medicai Department
Fdbert street, abouc Eleventh, PHILADELPHIA


Fabert street, abopc Eiepenth, Philadelphia.
THE OF the session OF 1888 will
i commence Monday. the l6th OF October next and
continue until the ensuing list OF March The annual
miencement be held soon thereafter as practicable
Anatomical open from October LIST to April LIST
Clinical instruction the Pennsylvania Hospital.
WILLIAM DARRAcH, M. d., Theory and Practice OF Med
cine ~
JOHN WLTBAsk, M. d., Obstetrics and Diseases of Wo
and Children -lila ila .s'... II.l..
HENRY s. PATTERSON, M. D., Matera Medica and Thera
peutics.
WILLIAM r. GRANT, NJ. d., Anatomy mud Physiology
Dawn GILBERT, M. d., Principles and Practice OF Sur
s'Jy, xero, = arx. D Medical ,l, cb,mi,,,v
Fees MalcuIaton IS %; 10 each professor, Si6 90
80. 80. .o n HENRY s. PATTERSON, NJ. d., n.
Aug. 8-lawsw i,.sai ReRisrar. No. "a Arch street.
n ,AE Tenant OF Wlldfen Hall, By Aete4 Bell, u
i thor Of "Wutnerng heghu;'I2 vols, Is cts each
Vanity Fair; Pen and Pencil Sketches Of English Socie
W By W. M Thackeray, with many engraving; % cts
Illustrated edition of tire Arabian Nighu paft6 Is cts
Self Control, novel by Mary Brnnsen; q 9sf q
trsnoe, It's King, Court and Governments, by Con- Cas-
"a cts. -ft he ,ta, nam ar.., 4 ,,, ..-.f =.
! Adsf =" ~ - = 10Y ''y"' p. TAYLOR
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FERDINAND w. R!SQUE, Attorney and Counsellor-at.
Law formerly OF Lynchburg, Va, but more recently
Of ST. Louis Missouri, has opened office Washing
ton City the prosecution Of claims against the United
atc either before Congress the several Executive De-
partnen.s Of the government.
He will attend to claims Of every description whatsoever
sanctioned by law, requiring the service, OF agent n
Washington but those TO which his attention will be par
tcuIany and specially devoted, the following viz )
Revolutionary claims Of all kinds, Land claims generally
Bounty land claims for military services In the late war
with Great Britain. Applications for patents for useful in
venons Claims of all kinds arising out of the late war
with Mexico. particularly for bounty lands or treasury
scrip arreaeges of pay mileage and for horses or other
property lost destroyed while in the military service OF
the United States. Letters addressed to him, post paid,
will promptly attended He will also give his par
cuIar the OF the claims OF ndvid
uals against the War Department. for expenses incurred
subsistence transportation furnished for the use OF yonn,
during the Mexican before being mustered and
received into The service of the United States.
Fees reasonable. Office in Lakemeyers European Hotel,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 1itl and 10th streets
TIE undersigned take pleasure in recommending to the
public Ferdinand w. Risque, esq as competent ana
faithful agent prosecute any claims against tue several
departments Of the general government.
Washington City, June, 1878.
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LINN Borp. Kentucky,
ARMisrEp BURT, s. Carolina,
=. K. ]. DANIEL, N. c.,
RICHARD FRENCH, Kentucky,
w. l.. GoGGiS, Virginia,
+. S. GREEN, Missouri,
w. p. HALL, Missouri,
THos. J. HENLEY, Indiana,
ISAAC f. HoLxEs, s. Carolina,
Gro. S. HoUsroS, Alabama,
ID S. KAUFMAN, Texas,
T. BUrLgR KING, Gorgia,
T. w. LlGoN, Maryland,
CHARLES S MokEHEAD, Ky,
HENRY C. MURPHY, N. Y,
DAVID OUTLAW, N. Carolina,
, JOHN s. PHELPS, Missouri,
X. b. RHErr, South Carolina,
w. A. RICHARDSON, Illinois,
ROBERT G. ScHENcK, Ohio,
A. ID. SINS, South Carolina,
TRUMAN SMITH, Connecticut,
CALEB B. SMITH, Indiana,
RoBERT SMITH, Illinois,
ALEX. II. STEPHENS, Georgia,
T.. w. ToNrKINs, Mississippi,
Il. TooMBs, Georgia,
A. w. VENABLK, N. Carolina,
ID. WALLACE, South Carolina,
]. WKNrwoRrH, Illinois,
HUGH WHITE, New York,
JAMES WILSON, N. H.,
Members House of Reps.
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j. Y. Mason, Sec OF Navy,
w. ALLEN, Ohio,
ID. r. ATCHIsoy, Nr;s,our;
Tros. ii BENTON,
SIDNEY BREEsE, Illinois,
SIMON CAMERoN, Pa
JErrKRsos DAVIS, }Mi..
II. s. FooTE, ~
REvgRpy JOHNSON, Md,
n. JOHNSON, Louisiana,
JouS A DIX, New York,
E. A. HANSEGAN, Indiana,
SAM. HoUsroN, T.x,s
THos. j. RUsK,
JACOB w. MrLLER, n. Jersey
]. d. WEsrCorr. it,, Florida
J. X. UNDERWOOD, Kentucky
Uaited States senators
THOMAS Guilds,
Brig. Gen. u. S. Z
JAMES SHIELDS,
Brig Gen. U. s. Il
w, s. HaRNEY,
Col. ID Dragons, U. S. a
BENZ. F. LARNKD,
Aof'g Pavm'fer Gen. U. S. a
w. S. PARRoTr,
Late U. S, Sec. Of legation
TO Afsrieo
G.. II. CRosMAN,
Major aud @, NJ. U. S. n.
July lS3ldN2aw3m
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KING's Lace store.-Wishng close the entire
IN stock Of summer goods Kings Lace Sore Penn,y
between 10th and lth Streets those
remaining on hand will be sold low. Ladies' wishing to
get bargains respectfully invited CALL they will be
sold low, and no mistake. Aug 3l-eo3tif
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N pursuance ofiaw, l. JAMES X POLh, President Of
the United States of America, do hereby declare ana
make aasIn sH.s rse sss ss is az e ps
riosls hereinafter designated. 10 wit;
Az the land office Al oPEboUsAs. commencing on
Monday the sixteenth day q ocer next to, the disposal
townships and parts Of townships, Wis
North Of bassii.s a~d sast Of The pnepai s,sdsa~
Township one, Of range two
Township one, OF range three.
Sosth Of base fss a,ea Of the principal eridian
Townships twelve, tiiirteeu and fourteen, Of range three
TOWNSHIP twelve, OF range four
Township en OF range nine.
South Of the base is< and of the principal midan
IA ownship Sreen' and the iraesons Of see
tons eighteen and hirtyone wss' OF Cacasu pass and
sections hiry-seven to sxyeight inclusive IN fractional
township fourteen of range nine.
Township ELEVEN (exoept the south half Of section
disen the north halves Of twenty twenty and
twenty three the south half OF twenty four section twenty
one two twelve thirteen twenty four, Ave- twenty
six thirty two thirty three, thy-foa aud thirty hve and
thirteen and sections six seven twelve hiree fourteen
dteen and seventeen, the fraction Of twen'y-one on 81
Johns island, aud sections twenty-five, twenty Three,
weatyonr, twenty-five and hiry-six In fractional town
be west half OF section four and sections ive six seven
eight, eighteen, nineteen and thirty in township "eve
TOWNSHIP nine sections one to six inclusive and sections
nine and ten, in township eleven; and sections twelve
thirteen urteen twenty three, tweny-iou and twenty
five, in township twelve, OF range twelve.
Fractional township ten, east OF the SABINE river, ana
four twenty FIVE twenty-six and thry-sx, in fractional
township eleven of range thirteen.
AT the land Office at oUACHITA. commencing on Mon,
ofihe public lands situated within the following townships
Wis
North of the base ae and of the principal meridian
Townships seventeen and eighteen. of range ten
Townships seventeen, eighteen, and nineteen, OF range
eleven,
Lands appropriated by law for the of schools militia
ry other purposes, will be excluded from the sales
The offering OF the aforementioned lands wili be com
the days appointed, and proceed IN the order
in which they are advertised, with all convenient de
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THE UNION.


Annual Supplies for Navy SaT~s under bare~a OF
Yards and Decks
NAVY AoKsr's OYucs,
August II, io4s-
P9cpoa o supplies for Navy YsIS viii
he recety, at this Office until o'clock p m on 18Th
day ne io furnishing and delivering the
Nay.Yard free Of pepse o tho govern
ment, the uafeTai.
WIS
TO be deiirered hy the I5tk of October merf
hard red brick 100000 of which to be used for
25OO best qu sty hre-bricss
400 arch and pillar bricks
CLASS No. g
81 perches Of foundation stone
3 feet each piece, and 81 inches ihisk "
CLASS No. 8.
2looo fee, i;ineh white pine merchandise boards
1900 do Pinch select cuttings
$500 do l-inch do
20O do l-nch cuttings
do by inches North Carolina yellow pine
6s North Carolina yellow plank. inches thick, IA
inches wide, and ID feet long
90 North Carolina yellow pine plank inches thick lOa
inches wide and Ii feet long
5000 feet OF pinch white pine panel boards
All of the above be well seasoned and in Is feet lengths
IO2 yellow pine plies IL long EACH 10 inches dame
at head, inches at heel
20 pieces white oak timber, 30 feet long each, rough
hevved. TO be not less than IL inches square, nor
over l2a inches ....fs - -, =
piece white oak timber, squared, is by 20 inches 10
pieces white oak timber, squared, 10 by % inches 10
piece whe oak timber squared II by IL inches, 4
white t oak plank II by 81 inches IS fee, long
The following pieces of seasoned south
yellow pine to be free of sap large knots and shakes
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TO PERpETUATE PEAOE.

FNAOAs
[JUBBELL'S PATENT FIRE-ARMS.--Ths gun loads
IL at the breech, the principle, regards setting
home the charge, loading from the muzzc the differ.
ence oens that the load is required to pass three inches to
US resi-, instead OF the entire length OF (nay be) moist
'he mechanical embodies the best scen-
p PHI Tor this purpose, and enables person to
anu nte he gun at the Of three hundred lines
nour, ana Keep the clean, the load always dry make
sure e, anu onrn the powder WELL which, with the
power and precision. -. - = -
Inc gun snoo eiher ball and bucesho fine shot, and
is useful 1or both sporting and war,ke purposes
They are made TO order either in nuskst rifle arbino
and shotRuh iofm ana delivered TO governments ind vid
uals, organized bodies OF purposes are no,
nj variance with the institutions of ths United
For particulars, address, pos, paid,
frTI t'i.e'f3 81 ite WIN. W. HUBBELL,
Aug. 1l--tf o a Patcntee, Philadephia.
THE has sue.
cessive minutes .ttif.i nti ri e.
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L'oR RENT, and possession given the first of August
Il brick house III between 10Th streets
with back ktchen--boh containing TOT rooms, aud
good wood shed in the yard Apply TO IL. Emmons,
the premises, j. j. Joyce, his grocery,
and 18th streets, MICH O'BR1EN.
July 20-eodu 18th and l. streets
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Notice to Presumption Claimants.

OHHHHHex''ss'
Every person entitled the right OF pre- empton to
of the lands within the townships and parts OF townships
above enumerated required establish the same 10 the
satisfaction register and of the proper land
office and make payment therefor, soon as practicable
after seeing this notice, and before the day appointed for
of the public sale OF the lands en-
bracng claimed otherwise such claim will be for
feited RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
Commissioner OF the General Land Oi!ce.
JULY l3-lawI2w
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AG e NCY FOR CLAIM ms,
m N,ashfnsfos. ID. e.

Aug. l7-wl0w