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IA CLAY IN TIN FiELp. IN 4nop1ahu
Wings (ssys the 1Sibuae mei a New York
city 10 take measures 10 nominato -Henry
Clay as a candidate, Some Of ihe most
prominent wings in The city were present,
and sctise in taking nessurosio do justice
10 Henry Clay. We insert John M. Boits
letter 10 the meeting A similar mceiise
sasheId ii Albany pbl jhe. l4sls'ihst , and
every indication is given in the State Of cx-
irene dissatisfaction with The Philadelphia
lIuominaiion. There is . fair prospect "A now
that Cass and Butler may receive the vote
IogNew York.ag asnei aill s4ss gii@did
Clayhas since declared that he docs mol
ldesire his name to be used as candidate.
BEAR IN MrNp-That when Col. Weller
was IN Mexico, battling for the rights Of his
country, Parade Maj. Gen. Ford was athome
denouncng the volunteers That while
Ford has siad at homo leaving il question
Of doubt whether he will support Van Bu-
ttNN t4 tlAN sff3fIN ffH N- 9At-' ~tits. tfF
rem or Taylor--whelher bis face is north Of
south, Weller has gone into every part ofihe
State, and boldly declared his principles and
those Of Democracy.
/, And do moi forget ~ as ae
That while the wings are crying oulagains
the democrats, because they deny the Con-
stitutionaIiiy of The Apportionment Law,
| this same Fod absqualulatcd in ls42. n III
Recolect also, sasp.. a aos assa
THAT Ford opposes taxing the banks rs
heavily as the farmer is taxed. sa assa sgsa
"That he is opposed 10 the amendment Of
the Constitution Of the State. ~
That he is opposed 70 the people clecling
Stale loficers, Judges, County Clerks, &c.'
and to the direct management oftheir affairs
| by the people.
! That he is in favor Of privileged classes
opposed TO socialland political equality, and
is the dumb creatureaof The Federal arisloc-
racy of Ohio land dare not speak out his
sentiments like an homes, man and a free
man. fas % siai ie sGsiiiHg isslHq bar aam
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t- Senator Dix, of New York, has been
nominated by The Barnburners as their can.
dida,e for, Governor, Seth NJ Gates, 70,
Lieut. Governor. Hamilton Fish is the whie
Gubsrnatorial candidate in New York, and
G.. w. Patterson, for Lieut.. Governor. 3a
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,,, ,,o PRINTER WANTED. slaos, vi,
"A printer would recsive employment for some
time by sipIying soon at this Office. " siah,h
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OCTOBER 2 ls4s.
For President
LEWIS G "a SIS.
. For Vice President,
WILLIAM @. BUTLER
ELECTORAL T7CKET

ELECTORAL TICKET g y
f6h i1 srfAroRiAL xLEcToRs. Tlit
z.EGRAND BYINGTON, OF Pike county;
gAMUEL ST sTARKWEATHER, oiCuyahoga
DISTRICT EIKcToRs.
kIst Dist JoRx SNypRR, Hamilton:
,1d do. C;roKex KEsLire, Warren;
fii3ds do. FRAncis A. CuSEIEeHAM, Preble;
Il 4th do. g. VoLrEr Dorsey. Miami; f
Bth do CnARLRs M. GopFREy, Putnam;
2 0th do. SAMUEL MYERS, Crawford;
n 7th do. Jonx w BELL, Highland; t
,s Ssh do. DxnrL CocxERlIL, Adams;3o
9th do. SAnurL DrFrEroERrrR, Pickawny
HI0th do. SrrrnKr. M. LITrELL. Delawarei
lin do. DANIEL J. SwMNEy, Richland;
ssIqth do. LKwis ANDERSON, Lawrence;
18th do. JoHS LrDEy, Perry; S8#s
18th do. WILLIAM LAWRENCE, Guernsey;
18th De. WILLIAM c. w ALTON, Monroe;
10th de. JcmrH BuRrs. Coshocton:
l7th do. WILLIAM McDorALp, Jefferson
18Th do. DAviD A. SrARKwEATHER- Stark
10Th do JoEh B. BurTLEs, Trumbull;
a0th de. IIrNRy o PAYNE, Cuyahoga;
9lst DO. ABuAH IvEs, Huron.
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Hon. ED, Potter

Passed through here on bis way home. z
His health was such that he was detained
in town for nearly two days, and confined 10
his room. He was anxiousto have fulfilled
his engagements. TO address his fellow-demo,
Gratis IN this and other counties, but The few
er returned foo severely to permit his doing
so In common with hundreds Of others we
regret the disappointmenL but our regret is
lesscned by the knowledge that our noble
democracy will nevertheless be promptly on
hand to roll up majorities for Potter that will
be counted by thousands ai'g~ ~ 4 ~
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Ill health prevented the qualifications of our pa
Ysr last weeks ,al so bsssh5 hca 81 doB.
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The nomination of General Taylor, in nv
humble judgment, fails to address itself 10
the very people il wss intended 10 atract.--
He was nominated under the impression that
theresin mere military character, something
to- dazzle the mind of The ignorant, and
draw them 10 the support of the political
party in which they are employed,-John
Van Buren, ~
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Ex-Gav. j. III. Hammond, Of South Caro-
lima, the great champion Of Slavery, has de-
clnred for Taylor, and thus alludes TO the
hesitanis between Taylor and Cass:
!" How any stakeholder can hesitate be-
tween him and Gen. Cass, is 10 me not Only
n m:tler Of special wonder, bui think tho
worst omen for the South that have seen
h my iinnrn 80 tNa l3lHtlL1a W
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aG1TaTheres has been,a stampede of about
20 slaves from Baltimore county. II is said
they were aidedid theirfsscape. If so, il is
4 poor way TO accomplish emancipation gen
erally n ss.n.b a ss ,ss( IA, issE,9
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~ IHH CRops IN EURorE THE prospect.
are nofso fair as We supposed for high phi
ces ii Europe, for American wheat and corn III
There is failure Of crops exceptln Great
Britain; and Russia has some 2O,00o,O0O
bushels Of surplus wheat, There will be
demand enough, however, 10 giye, a healthy
action TO the market.
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TN pursuance ofIaw, l. JAMES X. POLK, President Of
the United States Of America do hereby dee are ana
mentioned land offices in the State OF louisiana al inc pc
RODS hereinafter designated, to wits
AT the land office OPELOUSAS, commencing on
Monday the sixteenth day Of October next for the disposal
of the public lands situated within the aforementioned
townships and parts OF townships, viz;
North Of the base n and Of the principal merdian
Township one, of range
Township one, OF range three.
South Of The base iins, AID Of The principal D'srdia"
Townships twelve, thirteen, and fourteen, of range three
Township twelve, oil range four.
Township ten, OF range nine.
South of the base line and csst Of The principal meridian
Fractional sections eighteen and nineteen west of lake
Calcasiu in township thirteen, and the fractions of
lions eighteen and hirtyone, west OF Calcasiu and
sections hiyseven sxtyeigh inclusive, in fractional
township fourteen OF range nine
the north half twelve the south halves of fourteen and
iteen the north halves Of twentyone, twenty-five and
ve thyone thrtysx inclusive) sections
one, two, twelve thirteen twenty FOUR twenty five, twenty
six thirty wo thirty three, thirty and thirty -hve and
lots nu bered seventy inclusive, in township
thirteen and sections six seven twelve thirteen fourteen
fteen and seventeen, tile fraction of twentyone St
Johns island, and sections twenty-five, twenty three
twenty -four, twenty-five and thry-sx, In fractional town
The west half of section four and ve six
eight eighteen nineteen and thirty, in township twelve
Township nne sections inclusive, and section
nine and ten in township eeven and sections twelve
thirteen, fourteen twenty hee twenty Hour, and twenty
five in township twelve, OF range twelve.
Fractional township ten, east OF the Sabine river, ant
sections Twelve, thirteen, twenty
four, twenty five, wenty-six, and thirysx ractiona
township eleven, of range thirteen.
AT the land Office at oUACHlTA, commencing on Mon
day. the twenty third day of October next for the dispose
the public lands situated within the following townships
North of the base ae and of the principal meridian
| Townships se-enteen and eighteen, of range
Townships seventeen, eighteen, and nineteen of rang
eleven.
Lands appropriated by law for the schools militia
~ other purposes, will be excluded from the sales.
The offering oil the aforementioned lands w be com
menced the days appointed and proceed in the orde
in which they advertised with all convenient
until the whole shall have been offered and the sales thu
closed. But sale shall be kept open longer than tive
weeks, and private entry of any the lands will be aid
United until after the expiration of the two weeks.
| Given upder my hand the city of Washington, th
seventh day July Ammo Domn thousand eight hun
bred and forty eight.
BY the Presidents
JAMES X. POLK.
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
| Commissioners of the General Land Office
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Prospectus the Washington Seminary, Washington, d. C.
THE institution formerly known, and still favorably
membered under the above name viii! be re-opened Tor
the yosh of Washington city and its vicinity on the first day
of October next.
The of education in this establishment embraces
two departmens-he classical and the mercantile. The
mercantile department comprises the English aud french
languages geography, history, arithmetic algebra survey
ing, position, and bookkeeping The classical de-
partmen besides the abovespecied SUBJECTS embraces
the Latin and Greek languages, poetry rhetoric hgher
branches of mathematics logic, natural ana moral pn-
osophy. The Spanish and German, II eqoeu are taosh'
Besides the classical and mathematical, preparatory
pa will formed embracing reading, writing,
the of arithmetic, grammar and oil history Inc
age of admission in this department IS seven years
BILE and teachers have been secured from
the Georgetown College to conduct the seminary
The classical dc partment Sl2 so
Per quarter, IN al The mercantile department ~ 90
vance, Tor The preparatory department w
JOHN L. BLOA, President.
Sen. 6-IawtlO
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July 49,;

ateroo by when it has been adopted and worn ever
since first invention by the late ingenious Mr. Pot, OF
London whom the present artist for eleven
pupil and assistant
81 have seen the artificial leg of Mr.. Sepho; its con
srucon appears excellent, and well calculated
objects desired But the best OF all is the proof Of
those who EN- this is positive and undeniable
Some of my friends, whom | have muated, inform me
that they superior to all others -
"VALENTINE MOTT,
professor of Surgery, University New York"
Also Selpho's Artificial lIand.--An entirely and
useful substitute for a lost hand, arranged that the
wearer open and shut by means oil the remaining
stump W. S. will give further iniorma ton by applca
tion or by letter. post paid. He also refers to Dr. J.
Wear, OPP Magnetic Telegraph Office, Columbia, South
Carolina who is authorized to receive orders.
I,ri, -Spn
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Every person entitled the right of presumption any
of the lands within the townships and parts OF townships
above enumerated required establish the the
satisfaction of the register and receiver Of the proper land
office, and make payment therefor as practicable
after seeing this notice. and before the day appointed
the commencement of the public sale of the lands en-
bracing the claimed otherwise such claim will be for
feed RICHARD M YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
July l3-lawI2w
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lllACk and White smithinK.-The subscriber contn-
ID al his old stand street, between 10th and lin
streets, the black and business all Its various
branches. He hopes his long experiences IN the business
will be sufficient guaranty that all orders received IN his
line will be faithfully and promptly attended 10.
Fancy balcony and hand railing. ornamental lamp posts
and railnx funeral sites, made 10 order.
Iron pumps and pipes furnished Tor winter, gas, or any
other purpose, and a,d down the very best
Iron pumps repaired az the shortest
All the surrounding county, both OF May land
spd Virginia, VIII be punctnaiy attended To-
Aug. z5-law3w G. BUCKINGHAM.
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r,oR RENT Tho two PIPER rooms in Washington Hail.
the of 9Th street and Psan:ylSana aven1e
ssbe par OF The City, table for public exhibitions
ocetes, Either Of them win be rented by the night
sdc To ROBT. KEYWORTH,
July l0-wu Penn nv, between Sth ana lUh SIS.
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rG-h The steamer OSCEOLA having discontinued
her trips TO Baltimore until further notice.
viii, Wednesday, the 18th July, making
trips week Norfolk Leaving Washington every We'd
nesday and Saturday at O'clock m Returning, leave
Passage and fare IS o.
She touches, going and returning, Piney Point, Old
Point Cone river, and the usual landings the
JAMES MITCHELL,
July n Captain.
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Motto. to pre-Empton claimants.
NEW DAILY EXPRESS LINE.
49, &AH


Through by Mail Train from Washington. via Alex
andria, fredericksburg, Richnaond, and Pctors-
bury Virginia.
The undersigned having made the necessary arrange
ments with the Steamboat and Railroad Companies be-
tween tho named places prepared, under
the name and style of ROGERS, DARRACOTT " ALI
LEN to receive every description of light goods, and for
ward the same Gas above stately reasonable terms
We trust by giving personal attention to the bust
ness TO moee with encouragement and assure friends
nothing shall be wanting on our part to AFFORD salts
faction.
All light articles, such parcels and packages, which
NAV consigned will be delivered rec OF
carriage other articles which be
too heavy for the mail train, will have patcu care
by the freight train.
J. W. ROGERS, Master Steamer Powhatan,
b. F. DARRACOTT, Train captain. X +. " r. X X
WILLIAM H. ALLEN, Depot agent
Richmond, Va, May l. lS47, May l-dd
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Preparatory Department. OF the COLUMBIAN College,
ID. G.,

Preparatory Department. OF the CoIumbIah ,CoIIcSe,
ID. G.
TT is the design of the trustees establish permanently
i school of high Order in which youth may be thor
oughy fitted for college, for other objects in lie
For they have erected elegant and
well constructed edce, the OF and 18th streets.
An able and experienced will be placed the
head of the school, who will give his whole time and
ges its management having such competent assistants
associated with him mber of pupils shall require
Such arrangements il is belle yed will afford the best
guaranty that expectations OF its patrons will be full
" realized The school will be opened the first Wednes-
day OF September.
CHARGES QUARTER.
Elementary branches reading, writing &c. So 90
Arithmetic, English grammar, geography, elements
of history, &c. 90
Higher English branches, algebra, geometry, sur
veying book-kee ping, natural philosophy, chem
istry composition, &c 10 10
Latin and Greek classics II 80
Aug. 23-3tawiw
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Near ERicoff's Mia, ten miles from Balmos, Maryland
yXTLL commence the scholastic year, September 9th
wv The charge for board and all expenses connected
it, and tuition extensive English course 2i0 per
mum. Apply to the principal, ..s I'll.
July 25-2awtlstNov Mrs LINCOLN PHELPS.
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BY the President:
RICHARD NJ YOU'VE,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.


Notice TO Pro-cmPtI0n CIainAh0.
Every person entitled the right of presumption any
of the within the townships and parts of townships
above enumerated is required to establish the to the
satisfaction of register and receiver of the proper
land Office and make payment therefor prac-
ticab after seeing this notice, and before the day APP
pointed for the commencement of the public sae of the
lands embracing the claimed; otherwise such claim
will be forfeited. RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
June 29-wl2w
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Bx tho President OF tho United states.

TN pursuance of law. JAMES X. POLK, President OF
the United States Of America, do hereby declare and
land offices in the State of MICHIGAN at the
periods hereinafter designated, to wit:
At the land office at SAULT STE. MARIE, commencing
Monday the 18th day of October next for the disposal
townships and parts of townships, to witt
North of the base line and toes of the principal meridian
The ..Norh and South Fox Islands," situated in frac
tona townships thirty Jour and thyve, of range thir-
The Manitou Island" situated in fractional townships
townships thirty ihr,y-one, and thrtytwo of range f
teen
Townships forty and iortY-two OF range twenty
Township forty-one, ofrange twenty-five
Township fortyo OF range tweny-three.
At the land office at IONA, commencing on Monday,
the twenythrd day OF October next for the disposal OF
The public lands within the mSa scaonsl
viz.
North of the base line and of the principal meridian
Fractional townships twenty one and twenty-five Of range
Fractional townships twentyone and twenty-five, Orange
Fractional townships and twenty-five, Orange
fifteen.
Lands Appropriated by law for the of schools military
fhS Se be
menced days appoint ed and proceed in the order in
until the yhos shall have been offered and the sales thus
closed But sale shall be kept open longer than two
m,ed until after the praron Of The two weeks
Given under my hand the city of Washington, this
eighth day OF July Donin one thousand eight hui
drsd and forty-eight.
JAMES X. POLK.
BY the President:
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
Commissioners of the General Land Office.
Notice to Pre-Empton Claimants
Every person entitled the right of presumption to
Of the lands within the townships and fractional townships
above enumerated required to establish the same to the
satisfaction OF the register and receiver OF the proper land
office, and make payment therefor practicable
"A Uoce md he N
the tract claimed, Otherwise such claim will be forfeited
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
July l5-lawl2w
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JESSE E. DOW,
Notary FsmIltc and General .4gent,

Notary FMbttc and General agent,
Office No. g. Union buildings, directly under the Union
Office, Washington, ID. O.,
A TTENDS to the prosecution of claims before Congress
n and various departments of the government Pen
slons and bounty-land particularly attended
Bounty purchased and Sold The heirs and
legal OF the oices ana crew OF Iohn rau
apply Mr.. d., he having the rolls of the Bon Homme
Richard and Alliance and can tell at glance oho are and
entitled share in the Denmark prizes Per
abroad who desire business be attended to by Mr.
will be required all cases to pay postage and enclose
a retaining fee OF IS.
Refer TO members of the 18th and 3Oth Congresses
generally
Mar 23-ly tlnte.l
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Pennsylvania COlloge-Medical Department,
Fiibcrt street, above Eleventh, Philadelphia.


TINE instruction for the session of 1889 will
i commence Monday the 18th OF October next and
until the ensuing LIST OF March The annual
mencernent be held the reatter practicable
Anatomical open from October LIST to April LIST
Clinical instruction at the Pennsylvania Hospital.
WILLIAM DARRAciI, M. d., Theory and Practice of Medi
cine.
JOHN WnrRANK, M. D., Obstetrics and Diseases of Wo
men and Children.
HENRY s. PATTERSON, M d., Materia Medica and Thera-
peucs.
WILLIAM r. GRANT, M. D., Anatomy and Physiology.
DAVID GILBERT, M. d. Principles and Practice OF Sur
gerry.
WAsHrSaToN L. ArLKE, M. d., Medical Chemistry.
Fees: Naturalization, SIS 90; each professor SIS 90
graduation, $50 W.
HENRY s. PATTERSON NJ D..
Aug 8-law6w ReX strar, No. 81 Arch street.
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thor Of "Wathernx Heights - 2 vols, rs cts. each.
Vanity Pen and Pencil Sketches Of Engli,h socie
illustrated edition OF the Arabian Nights paris; Is
Sell Control, novel by Mary Brunton ~ CTS.
q cts. ' f.' ~ i1.i'f il 1nil 'li'IN 'r.. l
Eureka, prose poem, by Il. A. Poo.
Aug r. TAYLOR
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THE Union.


Annual guppase. Gor Navy Var - under bursss Of
Navy AGKST's OYyrc n
August IL, lSls
SEALED sr each Ns s,s'; y No.
=. acsvsd s This office until 3o'clock, tho l5th
S Of Sep,ember next furnishing and deiv erng at the
Nzvv Yard irec OF hPeniso 70 the govern
Wis
1uto be delivered by the 18th Of Oct sber merit
100000 hard red bricI 100000 OF which be used for
paving
$500 best quality fiji e-bricks
1000 arch and pills bricks
-I CLASS No. 2,
IS percbes Of ioun dation
superficial feet blue stone less than by
s feet each ,iece, and 81 inches thick
CLASS No. s.
$1,000 fee, l;inch white, pine merchandise boards
1000 do li-nc do do
$500 do 2inch select cuttings
800 500 do do Linen i.ineh common cuttings
1900 do by inches North Carolina yellow pine scant-
ling
inches wide, and Ie fee, long
66 North ius yellow pine plank, inches thick, 10y
inches vide, and Is feet long
s sSS feet Of Pine int white pine panel boards
All of the above to be seasoned and feet lengths
lO2 yellow pine piles IL feet long EACH 10 inches dame
ter at he I'D, inches at heel
20 pieces white oak timber, 30 feet long each, rough
hewed. to-, be not less than IL inches square, nor
over i2A nches
piece white ak timber, squared l6 by 20 inches, l6
feet long
pieces white oak timber, squared, l6 by % inches, 10
piece white oak timber, squared, IL by IL inches,
white oak p1auls, IL by 81 inches, Is feet long
The following piec of seasoned traighgraned south
yellow pine, free of sap large knots and shakes
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Commissions of the General Land Office.


Every person entitled the right of TO any OF
the lands within townships and parts townships above
required establish the same 10 the salts
cron of the register receiver Of the proper land Office
and make payment therefor practicable after ss-
ing this ofs and before the day appointed for the com
mencement Of the public sale of the lands embracing the
tract claimed, otherwise such claim will be forfeited
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
June 29-Xl2W l
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StELPHUS FIRST PREMIUM AN
y GLEsEA LEG.-Inuoduce into the
United States and made solely by William
Selpho, "a Spring street, New York. This
description of artificial leg derives its
name from the celebrated Marquis OF
Anplesea who lost his leg in the battle OF
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Notice to Presumption Claimants.

RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.