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AsGEaICAs RAILROAD JOURNAL.

The Apassisan lailxosA Js.r..al i pashsd ., "a Val
gentlemen s1ss s sas Ssa s'
the any similar puDliea
on wa. attempted IN this country esswhss devoted the
humble sssanss and contributed . carry Onward
~ the whole civilized world has become dependent upon
Ths osom:sss railway has gsa.
great idea q modern time: 4 has already done Q seys s
elevate him IN The scale Of being than any other agency that has
Tas oeoaoss engine The creates. achieve
swes upon wing thought language alone
living, breaihing sensitive maninsinci with life
sse sSaSs. man
s
community s and Ssa 81 sve
creating new sources % and multiplying to an nnte
4 win have achieved ia hishss. work m i has hamonzed
they capable by making places neigh
S S % our Ss n no 70 oT s e -four
Whoeser therefore abors N this aed has more than the od
he highest good Of his race Pr.loSndy impressed Win these
views we intend in accordance with their spirit 70 conduct thu
history influence ana improvements railway
careful inquiry management scientific discoveries
connection with ocomoon and the progress en-
Under the mining head Tie readers or the Journal win find
series O. articles The iron and iron Of The Uni
editor y tie Journal o The mining and msaa
a ss s as sss q i %
embracing descriptions detail OF The different localities ore
several blast furnaces lie working This
% BE- published in condensed form in the Journal n series Of
with s,asisss Dss q dsrsni ds, and such plans and
ns;lss mi M Hodge furnish s Journal
been carefully Iy him,
These works viii be Sand Indispensable parties engaged in
mining and The iron manufacture This the first attempt
iron the iron manufacture and mining Of the whole
o. r. James Of Providence has aso been engaeed s nm
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THE Eighth Session will Monday October on which day
the pneuai attendance of all the students requested The
duties Of the classes are promptly and very i'm
that all their members old should places
the opening The acadenca extends from the
LIST Of October the LIST Of August there being but
August and September In the College, all the usual classes under
full professors have for several been pursuing
tire Of collegiate studies that prescribed in the older
colleges the North Al the third gradu
aing class received their academica degrees
in the Grammar School, which Immediately adon the College,
the preparatory carefully competent
under the supervision Of Professors Of the College Thus pupils
may enter the institution early and their entire
course q study under the same direction until they graduate The
mercantile department embraces partial members
preparatory classes who be preparing for the count
other life Such admitted
70 all the privileges and Of their several classes subs
tung place OF classical studies
cessary to preparation for business.
French aregular study, without charge, all the classes
In addition the French the mercantile students will be taught
without charge, German, other modern language
The location the Coegs perfectly heahu and there
towns villages dangerous the
young Moral and religious education chief design OF the
stitlton
The change covering all the academica domestic
SOS session Of months The rules of the College carefully
restrict any other expenses Of the student
AN the Departments under the immediate supervision Of the
undersigned whom application be made for copies Of the
Register for further information well for The admission
Of pupils. JOHN b. KERFoOT, Rector,
Aug 3-2aw2m College Of st. James, p. o., Maryland
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Law schoo, In Lexington, virginia.

vE proposes open this place.
mencing Monday the oath day Of October and emna
the 10th Of March, 1850 The pupils will divided
classes The book in Junior
phen blackstone LIST VOL star Evidence, Stephen Plead
ing and 1st vol Of Greenleas Evidence The
embrace fuckers Communicates 0reenlca and sskie Ey
dence, st esch Pleading
vol Of entity Pleading olcombes Introduction Equity Jurs
prudence, Lubes Equity Pleading, Mord Pleading Di-
gcst OF Real Property
win e made with Philadelphia law publisher 70 fur
sh the above works. the best terms and young gentlemen
posing attend the subscribers requested give
early notice Of their nbrm him whether they desire
20 be supplied with
dun They wi be furnished 10 the ssdent At The
bes Of the senior class will privilege attending junior
without additional charge. The daily lectures
his students wa by subscriber any
member OF either class
o. washington College should they deem erpedent
will be delivered
dIcfion practice Of Federal Courts. ll-
The fee win be 900 per session, payable in advance.
Jrursror, Va, July u, 1890
July l7--A ~ IVA HlBH aE
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General Agency I'D Washinxton, D. Q.

"a" GENERAL Agency at WashfnYtOn, D. z.
RY NJ FARQUHAR, formerly Of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania,
- for claims services with Mex
the revolutionary with Great Britain, and the Flor
ida
For pensions, bounty land, scrip. ~" ...E
Bounty LandW attend 70 the purchase and sale Of bounty
land on order. .r,s1.s a. ,ttraa&E
Patent 0oeThe applications for patents, procuring models
drawings, &c, will be attended all their various branches
General Post OEee-A claims against will be
prosecuted settlement Of quarterly pay Of
ditto facilitated &C.
New Orleans Delta, Nashville Union, Mobile Advertiser
vile Democrats ST. Louis New Era Cincinnati Gazette Indianapolis
Sentinel New York Herald and Detroit Free will publish
the Of S5, and send their bills Office accompanied
with paper. tss s.., June 24n
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BY the President OF the United states.

IN pursuance of ZACHARY TAYLOR President of the
Is % and make
State Of IOWA. at the periods hereinafter designated witt
sSlSiy
aied within the aforementioned townships, TO wit
North Of the base line and Of the fin principal meridian
Township nineg-e EIGHT, Of range three.
Townships nnetyI nnetseven, and nneeight, of range
Townships ninetyhye, nnetsI nneseven, ninety and
Townsps ninety ree niney-nve. nineyiI,
v-ssvsn nn:ty,e Al and ninetynins Of range ak
day Of January fI the disposal Of the public lands within
North efe base line and pesi Of the fin principal msidia
Townshps ninety nnetynye nineysiI, ninety
Township township ninety ., tercep. southwest
and section. and thirty four neludin. he
Swn:S q sPa l. a"s ss range ten
I'm s Sss s
Ssy 9, 20 The The public lands
North Of The base line and Vsa he fh principal meridian.
Townships sixty srtyeshs and siryuine Of range
Townships sr-esh, srynne range seven
Townships eight and sixty nine Of range nineteen
Town.s,Ds and s sixty nine q range twenty
Townships and nine Of range twenty-five
ownSS s"d .s ~
s ni oes IOWA STY o Monday the
January the disposal ef the public
within the following townships, 10 wit;
North Of he base line and sos Of The h principal meridian.
Township seventy -six, Of runge twenty
townships seventy even and seventesh Of range
Town.p seventy Of range twenty
o @ e $ ne % military Or o'A'
The offering Of the above mentioned lands will be
the days appointed and proceed which
versed with all convenient dispatch, until the
offered and the sales thus closed But
until sfter the expiration o.
Given under my hand, OF Washington day
Of September Doni thousand eight hundred
nine, ~ Y. TAYLOR.
By the President,
. J. BurTERuRLp,
NOTICE TO REDEMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person night pre- empon any OF the
satisfaction register receiver Of the
land ONCE make payment therefor yraccabe
afer seeing this notice and before the appointed
OF the public OF he lands embracing
claimed, otherwise such claim win be forfeited:
j. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner OF the General Land Once.
Postponement OF the Public Land sales AZ Dubuque,
Iowa f..a. n
Notice hereby given public ordered by
amaon President Of the United saes
Of September, Is49 be held ONCE DUBUQUE
Iowa, seventh and wenfy first days Of January 1850
cared 10 be postponed until further notice.
Given under hand the city Of Washington this lh day
December ammo Domn thousand eight hundred and forty nine
BY the PRESIDENT
J. BUTTsRrIKLD,
Dec II Commissioner Of the General Land once.
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A CARD.

undersigned having opened office at the end of Wndsrs
building opposite Of Navy Department
his services business
the different departments Of the government the
which they require proecu
ton Of claims pending befbr H. connexion
the Navy Department, the dul- Of important
0ce together with with the members
Congress- possibly enable important
such entrus their business to his
WIN. b. SCOTT,
#. Late Navy Agent
Republican Argus, Baltimore; Richmond Enquirer; Herald
New York. Ohio Statesman Oho and Pennsylvania, Phlade
d
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Transylvsnia University, Medical Department.
THE 3od Monday in
i under the direction OF following Faculty,
benjamin W. Dudley NJ D. Professor Of the Principles and
ice Of Surgery ....#
Robert Peter NJ D.. Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy
James NJ D. Of Special Anatomy
samuel Annsn D. Of Theory Medi-
cine
Eueber L. Dudley, d. Professor General Pathological
Anatomy and Physiology. a.. .... .....
Henry Buit b., Professor Medica and Thea
peutes.
of Women and Children.
II. M, Skllman, NJ D., Demonstration Of Anatomy
The hundred dollars
advance. The Matrculanon and Library dollars
The Dissecung dollars The Graduation
hve dollars Boarding and lodging from ~ - per week
ROBERT PETER, M. D..
Dean OF the Faculty.
Lexington, KY, June N, 1919.
7# July 3-oawlm.
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NEW MUsICJust received the oldesabshed and
Stationery Store door OF 18th
the following and popular Music from the publishers viii
liam Hall Son. New York, which we will sell reduced
price, four cents per page. WIN. FISCHER.
Lonely Rose sung by Jenny Lind composed by Bafe
Gentle Voices, by Charles Glover. 1880. A..
Why do Weep for Thee admired ballad written Wallace.
When feelings wake the sigh written by Austin Phillips
Were but bis own wife, by Maeder
The Mosquito Polka, by ]. Sloman. fs.4t' ..ttr
Dsen Hose Companys Quick Step performed by Dodwor
Band.
Two Merry Gipsies, duet, by McFanen. s
Voice from the Waves by Stephen
The Preside Song by w. v. Wallace.
The Female slaves LAMENT by Dumboon seenaders.
The Moonlight Of the Heart, by Strakosh.
Susan Bayne, sung by Chrsys Mnstrels
Deyas Vale, Scottish ballad by the Of the "od Kirk
yard"
The Pensive Thought Ade composed by Gongoage
Filtration Polka by NJ suakosh
Robert e Diabe arranged by f. Boyer.
Uncle Ned, with variations, by James q. Maeder.
The syren Polka, by NJ. strakosh
La Sylphde, Fantasie RJmantique, by M. Suakosh.
The Ethiopian Medley, overture, arranged by 8. Enrich.
Guitar pieces
Widow Maclrec.
Oh watch you well by daylight
The Rose OF Tralee. ~.
The Bowid Soger Boy.
Jeannet and Jeannot
Emma Snow.
Dmah Crow.
The Low Backd Car. 4. . 4
Oh, would girl again. ...-.
What enchantment ..a. ........ .........
Call, l.. Tnpp
Child OF Regiment, sung by Jenny Lind
Ratapan, rs sung by Jenny Lind
Mazurka, by Bateman. ',
NV boat and bueie horn, by Watson ....@-.
The Chamos sung by the Rainier family.
Our fair Italy, n Duet. Il
Beethoveni Dream. Dec
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For baltimore.

Ea.&E#@ For baltimore
= uen~u THE steamer 0SCEOLA will, Sunday, the --
ExHSxae Of September, making trip week
the above place, leaving Washington every Sunday
O'Clock Returning leave Baltimore every Tuesday
O'Clock She will regularly, going and returning,
Leonardtown, Md st. Marys Md and Cone river Va
and the usual landings the Potomac for signals 70 land
" ra nEl# FOR NORFOLK. @H
The Osceola will Norfolk every Thursday
O'Clock Returning, leave Norfolk every Friday O'Clock
p. Passage and fare IS. slt.s.
She touches going and returning Cone and at the usual
landings. JAMES MITCHELL,
Sep 20 :..a s.5.- Captain
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I'm puuuancs az law n TIyIoR $500. NJ ths
United States Of America DO hereby declare and make
.hs sac ~ % y ssa land once
AZ the land once a NEwNANsyILLE, commencing Mon
day. me seventh day Of January disposal Of che public
lands situated within the undemenonsd townships and Of
townships WIS 4 ~
Ssuh of e base line and sa AZ lhs prcipaI meridian
Yo.,,.I, ,.,,,. ,.. \. y - - al.,o.. 4 n -
"p ~. n., -. -. 49,, 49,. 49,. a.
swnslps twsny ~ ahs Sne, - lase
M '1wnsps '"eh
vslA Miisy, ana m ~ .asse
iowhps WcnD hfes !" -nsc, anu
and fractional townships p, uivons' ana fvtwo' o. range
sesentech
Sections four nine nusivc seventeen % twenty inclusive and
MeAy.nve 70 myna houslse ~ ,ownshp one 0whsmp W.
township ree, ~ seseh1 ana "wsniS WEN
Vnss ana @ ss hra az, n ~ ~
range nineteen. RI All
sd anu ,n,vu,hin ss,sen asnips
seven eight iy and tirty IS tonshp nnetsen ercept
sa,s ~ IN isighs ,ins 6ss.n ,Sy.n,y
SECTIONS nve, ~ sgn. nhe mes, mshy NV,
ana hiy In soynsbin e.,x soyshIa
one sscon ana ownshs twenty az Tasse
~ s,n 1872 '~--" - S''r 1850 ~ n t'--es'"~-
eg,aen ovn.a pineeen fexcept sections ,hee
fnr Ave eisbt ten 6fteen twenty seven ana hy ~ ana
tosn.hi tvsrv twenty sir and tyentv seven
81 range tyenty-two - - $3.50 v -
~ u N - - = III. " ~
worm q he 0dse sne ana sdst V He Pepat Wsrla'dn.
Township one, of range seventeen. .#"s
Al The land ONCE M TALLAHASsEE ON Monday
The twenty 6s day Of January next disposal the public
iands stated within the townships and pas OF
tovnshins no vii; t M -- "a 800 f i--'Vs'
South Of the base Tine and east or tho principal meridian.
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AGENCY FOR CLAIMS AT WASHINGTON, ID. Q.
CHARLES DE SEEDING,
Commissioner, Notary Public, AVID General Agent
No. II Todd's BuiIdings, Pennsylvsnia avenue.

WASHINGTON, ID. O., la"
ONTINUES TO give his prompt
" claims before Congress- Of Departments
before any board Of commissioners appointed adjust spoaons
before foreign governments procuring pensions Revolutionary,
NAVAL Army; bounty land scrip February
lo or august w. 1885 mileage
other property lost destroyed BY vountee be-
being mustered and received
States and subsistence and transportation furnished for their
and all claims Of whatever description
with Mexico Great Britain He possession Of all the
forms and undeants fully MI requirements Pension and
Cor capture. made In the Gulf and the Of Merco
California, and coast Of Africa.
with governors
State Union Commissioner probate
deeds dispositions, and other instruments under
% be used or recorded In the respective stases ,
Charges win be moderate, and regulated BY the claimed
and the of services required.
Communications (pospsidj win receive immediate
He refer Navy and other Depart
merits and eir Exceencies The Governors Of the
Union and 70 Senators and Members Of the previous and
present Congress generally Aug 90
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wslIism n. B.yiy.

Importer and dealer IN fancy and staple .taonsy Psnnvdna
avenue, befweer liza AND l2h sreefs.
THE subscriber dcvotes himself exclusively stationery
meas all los branches and prepared furnish all kinds Of
velopes |9 f
Cutlery, steel pens, quilts
Ink, inksands portfolios
Cold and pencils, drawing papers, French papers
Tapes, blank books, &c.
He receiving constantly new his by Eng
ish steamers and packets the lowest
Letter and cap paper a. q Is per rsss
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MEDICkL DEPARTMENT OF Han,pdon sidney Coll
III lege, Richmond, Vn-The twelfth annual Of lee
lures IN this Institution win COMMENCE Monday October aad
Bos.ssAs d. Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases Of
Women and Children.
L. w CHAxBERLArSE M D., Professor Of Masha Medica
Therapeutics.
cHALKs BELL GIBsox NJ D. Professor Of Surgery and sug
cal Anatomy.
CARrFR JOHNSON, d., Professor Of Anatomy Physi-
ology.
Dawn TuoKEs, NJ d. Professor Theory Practice Of
Medicine.
A. E. ErIcoLAs,M M. d., Demonstration Of Anatomy.
The Museum, Apparatus, and illustrations for the demonsaor
departments recently received additions and
very complete The facilities for Anatomy
passed The Clinical advantages fully with
wants Of the students and especially valuable TO those preparing for
practice the south Clinical lectures given twice week
the College Inhrmay, (which IN Immediate contgy with the
College, week In the Richmond Aims House,
Institutions the diseases occurring IN southern with
the eligible opportunities becoming
acquainted with their and The frequency Of
cai operations before the together
Of Surgical
Schools OF Practical Surgery .f.#
s5, Tickets Of s05,
Anatomy &c. Graduation Fee S25 Board including
lights and servants attendance be obtained al 2 4k
week. B. MAUPIN, NJ D.,
AUG ll-swew Dean Of the Faculty
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ERESH SUPPLY OF sEAsONABLE FURNITURE
l. DRY GOODs.--CLAGETT Il DoDSoN, Of Pennsyl-
vania and 9th would respectfully inform
Of Washington Georgetown Alexandria, their neghborhoods
that they have just received the following addition
weliassorted stock Of goods In The above lne v.#.
10 pieces imperial threepy carpeng, all in patterns
coors and Of hneness and thickness OF body cheap
10 pieces superior ingram do, 1l, @I&.
These goods bought auction greatly reduced prices
will be sold accordingly. '.#.
IS pieces Spanish matngs in coo excellent
appropriate article for Churches lodges hotels, and other public
buildings II is pretty, durable, and very cheap
bales Spanish rugs door mats, match the above.
quality wescasoned floor ocoh, entirely
patens of them extremely rich and beauf for
halls intended to be covered with H. 1T
order In piece. .BE 9ftgS8
pieces ss "a LEIPZIG table olclot extremely
beautiful AM t A3tt4 taa
superb Edinburgh Blankets smallest
largest cannot
think, be equaied in any other house here Ts a
] 1914 beautiful Alendale coyerets
do Ia, do. l04 and "a, at low prices. 1 Yt
Also, beautifully knoted
rich Dresden quilts in oriental figures, coior pink blue,
white, all sizes. 'aa,s.
pieces extremely rich satin ane for window curtains
do damak ane for window curtains with the loops, drape,
hanging assels mps
tans, all corresponding and will be furnished and
low any other house in the country
We this opportunity Of informing customers that have
started with the determination keep
goods that will advantageous purchaser
facilities for obtaining goods Of the right such
such thing impossible We respectfully inform the public
win always find general
kinds Of furniture dry goods, which will with pleasure exhibit
nil who call and think not hard Of il we do not SELL
Dec I-MTh3w CLAGErT 4 DoDSoN
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IN 80. N an.
~ kuisuance law, - LnosSn
uniico ntAlcs o. AnleIcs 40 neieoy aeea.e aha msAe
mat Punhc ssss VIII Pc NEG - 'ne snn -
me Stap MiSSOohii ~ INV Po'ious h0ei"aA'oi acssA'
VIII ,.cy.,x ........,.- :. $3.50 an.
me lana smce ai ~ ~ tI,s ma
sovenm uay January neat ~ ~. = az ~ as,n
Situated ha wi'nih inc ahae'mehuu - 1 P's ''''N.
"np'' 49, - -.
North Of the base line and east Of the nm principal meridian
Township twenty-five excep sections seven
nineeen, twenty, twenty mnv' wnyohs' ana miV'"oo
OF mage Jour - 49,. -
Townshp wentytwo o. rang Nv, .n, ,.., - =, ,..u.
rracuohA toWhshP sAoeh anu ''"''P :" 'a"eN
az. ,,. - ..,,a.,... .na 49,, "a, ,.n,y
facuona townships AA'oeh anu so'eh''"' a o"h'inp"
TWO, OF Iahge seven. .,.. -. . ...,, ona.
rIacuohal slAse.a, ,an
townships s~ehy..wo .nu sweasy s \, ~
Inclusive, nA'eeh " ~ ~. ";.h e " '
TWO ~ owhsp sc s ,h, ns ,bty
Iownsmp eesh koA.ep' Saa 80
two, uiry-uee, s ,u ~, siAy sn sec
ownsMP Wshy, az ~. ss ,..ns ~, N.sav 6ve
lions one weive meen wehy niseS W s iouI Mey y,
fraction Of section six in township nineteen and
fractional township twenty, Of range
- \, ~, ,...s = - enI ... !, .I..
North Of e base line ana Ued inc JUN Psnctpat msrtd'd
ownshns enty four twenty eight and twenty
nine ~ rapye eighi 49, 'F' - TX ~ ~ = '7"S
,snv hree tventy four twenty Ava tyenty ix
and ,ysnlv' eght M yange nine ~ - 80 - Z
.vn,v one twenty two twenty three ty.nty four
twenty Ave and twenty six Of range ten T 4 n =
.r~....
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roME 40 ths cheap store Great bargains In new
their large additional Of fancy dress goods d.
DAY. Among them they would mention
10 pieces extra nch satin de chenes A t.
30 do small figured ehangeable silks
- do plain changeable giace do
do pink and white watered do
q do plain white satin
10 do eolored bonnet satns and corded silks
~ do do hoTences, In all shades
do and a. rich black visite silk
do a. black Turk .ta#a. Ii. ......
This lot OF silks will be sold rs cent less than turner
all IN want therefore, invited 10 call early and for
IN MERINos, just opened pieces, among them can
be found blue, light blue dark light green maroon
crimson, These goods
and win be sold much under the usual prices. CIV y'sr'
Single and double width eashmeIes, In desirable fashion
able shade M ia 7.lt
Also some extra handsome embroidered do
Embroidered fannels, for dresses ,
so pieces plain changeabe and satin stripe apacas
100 do style fancy prints
Also 80 pieces small plaid gingram.
Together with variety and certainly the cheapest
ever had Of plain fancy colored yelyets, black do
Velvet nbands trimmings, Of the newest style
Silk and nband neck belts
Hosie1es Of all and description
Ladies' merlno OF both and short sleeves
Gloves OF mostly every number and kind
Lnencambc handkerchief, from the finest the
kind. at
IN MOURNING GOODS, have low complete assortment
embracing mostly any article that may be called for.
And stock OF SHAWIS, viii
n point Of elegance Of style and cheapnes have before
offered. 4 +a . '34#ft3 3E HNEF a#5
public respectfully these new goods be
fore buying, as great bargains may be expected
Between 9Th and oh streets, Pennsylvania
Dee 5-3taw2wif Tl' IT7
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WANTED, daily, the Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
Boston, and New Orleans General Agency and Commits
sion oce in Wholesale and retail stores and other
spectacle business statesmen, poers
Keepers WATERS farmers, coachmen, agents, book and
agents. all branches Of business, &C. We
have all large number Of good situations on hand which
$500 $4,000 Those of
any kind give call, agents each
Cities which enable place every applicant
ance in all the cities which trust will enable "
satisfaction all who favor with call
b e@ TAYLOR 4 TAYMAN, No. 80 Second street,
South and Gay
N B. Persons living any Of the United States wishing
obtain situation In Baltimore either Of the above cities will
have their wants Immediately attended 70 BY addressing line
(post paidJ doing cura both trouble
pense they otherwise by coming city and
seeking employment for themselves. Address, l@ I'll
- "''7-'' ~ .'---|' TAYLOR 4 TAYMAN,
@#a No. SO Second street,
May 24-dG ......M .#.s.alls NJ a. Baltimore, Md
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Commissioner of the General Land once.
NOTICE no PRE-EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS

Every entitled to the right Of preempton any of
lands within the townships and townships
required establish the to the satisfaction Of and
receiver the land Office make
aeeabIe before appointed
Of public Of the embracing
claimed, otherwise such claim will be forfeited
t,F s>EsE J. BUTTERFIEID
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Sep o6-lawl3w
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UIsTTING-CARDs printed and plates engraved I'm the
approved STYLE few hours notice. and visiting cards Of
finest quality supplied, by TAYLOR MAURY,
Nov 70 Bookseller, near On w.