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ME w MUSIC.


w FISCHER doors east Of l2 street,
W. the following and popular music which
sold his reduced pricesfour cents
quadres composed by Manuel Emilio
The Byzantine Polka; by Wentworth.
The vagabond Polka; by Gungi.
Frederick William Polka, performed by the seyernak Com
pany.
The Harp Waltz; by w. Q. Beche.
The Friendship Waltz by U. Schuster
Tedesco March; arranged from the Opera Emani by r.
Boyer. aE.
pourris; by H. Cramer
Punch and Judy Polka performed seyemark Company,
arranged by Hemsmuller. '.. ai
The Lily Rondo; by Louis Rename. -
invoam cavatna the Opera Of Ernan, arranged
by Edslmann.
Blanche weeter the Breath Of Morning from the Opera
of tbs Husuenots by Meyerbeer. -
Poor though my may Donnize' Opera Of Betty,
with English words .
Henry Russell
come from Of from the Opera Of Quentin
Durward
Il is the song mother sings; by Rodwell.
Lonely by Jenny Lnd music by NJ W. Bale
Thon'rt my side; by W. K Dempster
king throne Of gold; words BY Barry Cornwall;
music by @. DAVIS.
Hunter
The Bachelors Dream; by Munich
Stop dat knocking the door for tbs guitar.
Aug
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AGENCY FOR CLAIMS AT WASHINGTON, d. @.
CHARLES DE sELDISG,


Copmtsso~u, Notary Pubiie, o~d General Lgsnt,
No. N To<id's BuiIdiags, Penpsyivsnis avenue,
W.asHTSGT0N, d. C.,
CONTINUES give his attention te prosecution Of
claims bcfre Congress- % the Eexecufiye Department.
serse any sosd o 20
Naval Army bounty fand under the law o. FesusU III
lst Angus. 10 ls ..s. p.yl mileage 20, horse. and
ses and subescs and transportation furnished for their
with MEXICO Great Britain. Ne Of all
forms and understands fully of Pension
captures coasts Of Merico coast Of
California, and coast Of Africa.
State In the Union Commissioner Of Deeds, take
deeds dponcns and other Instruments Of writing under seal 6c
W " IN n, ~ W ~ .,.,.s - a. - ,,.,a
and extent of services required
Communications tpostpadi win receive immediate attention.
usnss and
Union Members Of the previous
present Congress generally AUG %
PreYsr.tory Department OF the Celunabtan College,
coRsrR l4rH arp srRxrrs
THIS school win reopened the nn Monday Of September
4 casrre pe Q.art~s
Beading, Writing Mental Arthmsue and Urinary
The higher Ens.s Ssses.. xis.i., G.osy sarveyins
Any Of studies with and Greek classes u 50
90 Bins payable In advance.
snia.sy gusssd 81 ne %sssssmsn, and nsseson Hh
win ssc Be eons,sn, sopsvisisn q he Faculty
coiiess. Aus a1--oswdpsw
uUMEsy Hissery % Enslend, fresn The invasien Of
III Julius Cesar ne sbdcson e. lanes II eopeed In
q s :s o% y na s ss SssS
prics 62k cents per volume, - ). -
sepla FbFck TAYLOR
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United America. hereby
public sales will be held tho aforementioned land Offices in the
State OF IOWA. the periods hereinafter designated to wit
u. ne
ated within the aforementioned townships, to Wit
North Of The base line and res Of The FIR principal meridian
Township ninety eight OF range three. q
Townships nss,yl, nnetyseven, and nneesh,, range
Townships nneyhye, hneysI nnetyeveh, ninety eight and
Townships ,hres ninety four, nnehve, uinesir
v-:evsn, anesyeght and ninety nine Of range six
aforementioned townships, viz:
North Of the base lire aud Of the fh principal meridian.
Townships nineyour, ninety five nnetsin niney-sesen
ninety and ninety nine Of range seven
and ninety eight of range eight
Township nneve township nineysI, Except the seunwes,
quarter Of section twenty the sosss., quarter Of section
Indian agney and townships ninety and ninety OF
range nine
township nineiy- ss%s Of range thirteen. !. ''
4 % d @ "a on Monday
I Of Jsnu. @ the agos' o. the public lands
North Of The base line and Vea cf I'm principal meridian
Townships siKyevsn, and rnine, Of range six
townships ,yseven .ixiyesh sInine Of range
townships s1ty-eight and sixty nine, range eighteen.
Townships srt-eishi and nine, Of nineteen
TTswn.Sp: ma rnss
Towa.hp. and siiy nine, range twenty-five
emmy s
s ssa oss IOWA 'sss' Monday
for the disposal Of the public lands
within the following townships, 20 wit
North Of the base line and wsa Of the fin principal meridian
Township seventy sir, Of range iwenty-seyen
Townships seventy sevenseven and sevenyes Of range
twenty-eieht
Townships seyentyeven seventy eight range
appropriated Of schools military
purposes, will be excluded from the sales.
The Offering Of the lands win be commenced
the appointed and the order which
with Dispatch until the whole shall have
sales closed But sale shall be kept
longer weeks and private % q The lands viii
be after the expiration OF the weeks.
Given under hand The city Of washington mi, heeni day
II September Doni thousand eight hundred and fr
nine. z. TAYLOR.
BY the PRESIDENT
j. BuTTERuELp,
Commissioned Of General Land Once.
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MALE ACADEMY,

WARKEhToS, NORTH CARoLINA,
THE TWENTIETH Monday, the "a
July Boys dued for college in the unioa for
duties OF life The Principal who has been
twenty years. devoes his Undivided tine and
the school, and aided BY the most approved teachers Ia
departments high order Of education and the
sound principles Of virtue and morality the ends sought
which
der the institution worthy the patronage enlightened
parents.
The heancs the village, society, facility Of &C
by Raleigh Railroad and the permanent
school, conspe the favorable
sderaon Of those who have wards be educatsd
Terms:
For board
the languages and the higher mathematics Is 90
Lower Of English 10 so
Boys required cases, board family Of
pal. For further particulars, address .i.
.'7 M n. a EzELL, AM.
June 2a-sw3w Principal.
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William r. Bsyiy,
Tmpo aad dealer aasy sns 'iag, .,s sic.sy Ps"ara"is
THE ,hscber deyotes exclusively stationery bus
mess. In All its branches and prepared furnish kinds
cusisly, Steel pens, quilts
fnk, inksfands, portfolios
Gold pens and pencils. drawing papers, French papers
Tspes, blank books, nc.
Hes receiving constantly additions HIS stock BY e Eng
@ steamer. and packets and yin se At me very lowest prices
June le-dA WILLIAM " BAYLY,
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by the Presidsnf Of the United states.
% 80 Z
e. s @ + sss ! = s ss
A. the land once a NEMNAEsvILLE eeansnslag on Mon
s q 8. @ % ne ga s pi ps y
townships, viz; $500
SsulA " Ms base lima and east n The pnepai meridian
Township heen sxeept tbs eastern usr Of secons Of range
ss. .sss: "a %
ysix, thirty, liry-ons, and hrywo, Of range sixteen
and fractional townships iy, hyOhe, and thtwo Of range
incusive twenty inclusive,
wsAiyhys 70 'l,y inclusive N township one township two
iy-6ys and twenty dix, Of range eighteen.
Townships one, two three four twenty-five and twenty sr, Of
and s wass
seven eight thirty and township nne,ssa tssesp'
twenty Ave. and twenty SIX sections Twelve ieen twenty
twenty-five, and n township twenty township twenty
four ye, eight ten, Geen, twenty sven and thirty and
townships twenty four, twenty-five, mentsin, and wenseyen,
Township twenty sx, Of range twenty four.
North Of the base line and sasi Of the principal meridian
Al the land Office TALLAHASSEE, commencing Monday,
the first day Of January next for the disposal Of the public
townships, to wit
South Of the base iae and Of tho principal meridian
Of sections id township four OF three
Fractional township six, q range six
townships two and three, Of range eight
Townships ioaI, Ave, and six, Of range nine,
Township twelve, Of range twelve, .H gaAas.
North Of the base line and pest of The principal meridia
Sections tiryfour, and htyhve OF township
seeoas weniyone and twenty-five township four, rangs
nine.
two township three, of eleven.
Sections eighteen nineteen thirty, and hon IN township
five eight seventeen eighee nineteen
twenty thirty thirty of Chocaw Iachie In
township hree sections four hve, nine, ten heen
twenty tyeisht twenty nine thirtytwo
thirty three, of Chocaw Haichie river in township four
eighteen, nineteen twenty TWEEN
and thirty west OF Choctaw Hatchie nSer
In township FIVE, OF sixteen.
and in township one Of range nine
Al the land Office at ST AUGUSTINE commencing Monday
the fourteenth day OF January next for the disposal OF the public
situated within the aforementioned townships and parts Of
townships TO Wit: sa.@
South Of the base line, and east Of The principal merida
Township twenty two, Except thywo
fraction Of section and township twenty OF
range twenty-seven t&#
Townships three, iwcnt-our, twenty-five, twenty
and thirty three,) Of range twepty-eight
Townships wentyhy and twenty OF range twenty nine
Lands appropriated schools military and
other purposes, will be excluded from the sales.
mentioned lands will be
the days appointed the order in which hey ad
offered closed But sale shall be
weeks and private Of of the
will after Of weeks
Given under hand the city Of Washington this fifteenth
Of September Donn thousand eight hundred and
nine T. TAYLOR.
BY President:
J. BUTTERrELp,
Commissioner General Land Office.
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Fauqaisr white sulphur springs, virginia,


WAS for e reception Of visitors the inst Of June Exen
Improvements progress, that win aspect
whole establishment No viii be spared In adding
It's embellishments 10 the comfort and pleasure Of the guests
Knowing by ocular evidence instances positive
OF the and Us almost miraculous effect parc
modatons complete original design, slsy
and fancy guests well their health and
Situated In remarkably healthy full Of
The bold Blue Ridge and In The vicinity OF the beautiful village Of
Waenton, visitors horseback carriages, the
proving roads, enjoy the most picturesque seek
heaitiul The loysn hower pc
cuar has been taken their APPROVAL while the ow
gold and silver elk and the buffalo,
relieve tedious hour those VINO Interested In the Jre
ns In word step has been taken which expanded lib
crafty could suggest TO add TO The comfort and accommodation OF
ade, brilliant fireworks win their respective attractions.
Nor these designed for the monde only To the
holy OF religion Of denomination, cordial
udEng nyitatcn given 20 spend The The usual eryi
OF the church respected throughout the
These rs or - miles, according the route aken from
will from both these points till July, when daily lines viii be
tab-hod Visitors leaving the District Of Columbia In the
a m, reach the springs the day.
known the Post Office books Warenton
spng and all letters should be directed they be len
Wauvnton, 20 the White Sulphur spring. in Greenbsr
Terms Of board will be follows ESQ whole end
Ocober s75 for three $50 s55 for
S0 week; els for weeks 81 IS day meals
lodging 50 cents each Servants and children under twelve
ODD half price No charge for children under three old When
tables provided children before
who their at the ordinary table VIII be charged full
20 cents day, or $40 month.
The spirits procured corkage
DANIEL WARD, Superintendent
June 6-dlawkcpd
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uEDICxL DEPARTMENT OF Hampden sidney Coli
MI Ieze Richmond, vr.-The twelfth Of lee
Institution will commence Monday October ad,
1919, and continue until the middle OF March.
r. NJ d. Professor OF Obstetrics and Diseases Of
Women and Children.
s. M1rrIs NJ D. Professor OF Chemistry and Pharmacy
BkLL GissoS, NJ d. Professor Of surgery and surg
canTrI JoHssos, NJ D., Professor Of Anatomy and Physi
ology. ~. - .
Medicine.
A. e PErIooLAs,M d., Demonstration Of Anatomy.
The Museum, Apparatus, and illustrations Tor the demonstrating
additions
very complete The facilities for Practical Anatomy
passed The Clinical advantages fully commensurate with the
Of the STUDENT and especially valuable e ose preparing e'
SOUTH Clinical lectures given twice week In
College InmaTy, immediate contguty with the
College In the Richmond Aims House. In these
diseases occurring southern pfacce met WITH
the eligible opportunities Of becoming
acquainted with their types and The frequency Of Sur
gca operations before the class together with The facilities for wit
Of Surgical renders tins the best
Schools OF Practical surgery.
CHARors-Maricuaton IS, Tickets Of me Professors sos,
so Graduation Fee s25 Board including fuel
week. q. MAUFIN, NJ d.,
Aug Il-ew6w Dean of the Faculty
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omni..ion.r Of The General Land once.
NOTICE TO pRE-ENPTroN CLAIMANTS.

Every person the night Of any Of the
within townships above enumerated required eab
Iish the Subtraction Of register
proper land Once and make payment hsre sate
aer seeing notice. and before appointed for
memo ement public Of embracing
claimed Otherwise such claim will be forfeited
J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner OF the Gener. Land Once.
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Transylvanis University, Medical Department
THE nd will open the lst Monday In November
i under direction Of the following Faculty, viz;
Benjamin W. Dudley D. Professor Of the Principles and Pac-
tee Of Surgery.
Robert Peter NJ d. Professor Chemistry Pharmacy
Samuel AMMAN NJ D. Professor Of Theory and Practice Of Med
cine. .
Anatomy and Physiology.
peuuss. -,
o. Women Children.
RI. NJ. skilman, NJ. d., Demonstration Of Anatomy,
The Of fun hundred and I'VE dollars msanabv
in advance The Msseuaon and Library ticket nss aolsr
Disseng dollars The Graduation rec twenty
eve dollars Boarding and lodging Gom e ~ Pct weE
Dean Of the Faculty.
Lexington, KY, June ~, 1872 80 -,
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BY the President OF the United States.
IN pursuance q law ZACHARY TAYLOR, President Of e
public aforementioned ofces he
State ofARkANsAs, the periods hereinafter
The land once Al BATEsyIE, commencing Monday the
zied within the aforementioned townships, vizs
North Of ne base line and pss Of the fh principal psridan
Township two, Of range three
Township two % range four.
Norh Of the base Ens and sa Of the h principal meridisn
Township fnecn, ofrange two
day January for he disposal Of public
lands within the following named township via;
North Of he bs's line, and pesi ef he h principal meridian
Township twenty, Of range twenty-sir
AZ the land once Al LITTLE ROCK, commencing Monday,
the twenty day Of January the disposal Of the public
lands situated within The aforementioned wwnship, TO wits
Soath Of he base line, and ~e Of he h principal mdian
Township six, Of range fourteen.
other purpo.cs win be excluded from the sales ' -
offering the above mentioned lands will commenced on
appointed proceed the order ey are ad
sssa and he ale. thus But NO ss s ini !. su
open longer weeks, and no private entry cf the
lands Will be admitted until se The expiration q the
Of September Domni thousand eight hundred and
nine. y. TAYLOR
BY the President,
COMMISSIONER Of the General Land once
NOTICE TO -EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
lands within the townships and townships shove
reqoired establish the ssisfseusn Of the register
500. Is svss sSer SEEING this ssise and before sss dsy sp
pointed Tor public sale Of the
bseins the tract claimed otherwise such claim will ns rsd
J. BUTTEKfIELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land once.
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NOTICE no PRE.EMpTIoN eIAIMANrs.

Every entitled the right Of Of the
lands within Townships townships
required establish the the satisfaction Of the and
receiver of land Office and make therefor
seeing before appointed
the public sale Of the lands embracing the
tract claimed Otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
j. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
Sep 26-lawl3w
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New Music.

New Music.
lust RECEIVED
following and
u music which viii be sold at reduced peecur cent? per
page Wh fIsChbk
The Fashion Polka; by n. ID. Hewitt
Military Polka performed by fcuesters
band.
The Nova Scotia waltEes BY winerbouom.
Quadne Meyebeers Of The Prophet by Strauss
Easy Rondo designed studies for beginner by b.
The celebrated Russian Mnka" By y.
Sir Amasemenu Eierante by Chas. yo.s.
Rosa Lee, with variations; BY Chas. Grobc.
MarvBl DO
Luciila Polka by do
The Aurora Waltz, for guitar, solo.
La Cara Ladra composed by HEM Rosselcn
When Morning beams III think Of hes-an admired By
Geo. q. Benkert
Merry Gipsy chi arranged for de guitar composed by
The Placid Lake, guitar; composed BY NJ Deems
Oct IA
DIBANDs, lsces gnsps buttons, sSc.-we just
ceived choice lot Of fall goods selected with which
Paris embroidered and neck
Brocade and super satin
Fine and
Fancy neck
Coored embroidered vevets
Narrow trimmings
In gmps and buttons,
Coored French cable fimp
.... Jenny Lind braid
Jacqucred, imperial, and zephyr braid
Barrel net, daisy, and roche bufons
and face flowers, dress and bonnet
handkerchief and general variety Of fancy articles
Also, large OF lace goods Of various qualities and
attem- T. II. n A. TATE,
Oct l0-eo3t Successors ,. II. h G. King.
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

Fhcuity OF Fhysc.--oessioh OF IefV-oV'
THE Lectures will Monday, 18th October
Il until the 18th Of March ensuing. -
Chemistry Phannacy-wILuAM T. A. AIKEN, NJ d., LIZ ID.
sugery-NArHAs SMITH. L.
Therapeutics Maena Mediea and s.xrEI cnrw, NJ
Of Medicine WILLIAM POWELL, VI. ID.
Midwifery and Diseases Of Women and Chidren-RcHARD
TuohAs, NJ. ID.
Lecturer Pathology and Demon.aiOr Of AnatomyGroRsE w
MLTEsBEReER
Instruction Medicine and Clinical surgery every
Inhrmay opposite the Medical College. The
practical anatomy will opened under the charge
Fees for the $50 Comfortable
obtained In the vicinity Of the Medical College for 81 50
90 so per week. WILLIAM T. A. AIKEN,
Aug. l5-2awtNovl Dean the Faculty.
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superior Old brandy.

Superior Old brandy.
THE subscriber Just very superior Old Brandy
vintage OF iss purchased expressly medicinal puf
wishing article well
and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
Schneider Cock and Crown
Heidseck Ducal Grape
Juno Venus
Anchor Fountain.
Always hand together with choice variety Of Wines Liquors.
serars, Tobacco, be. JOSEPH WRIGHT,
AuglI-eoaIm avenue, l5th
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IN ... az l.v ., ZACHARY TAYLOR, Presidest Of the
nIsd States do hereby declare and make Known
- e sses held the aforementioned land omee IN
The MICHIGAN at the periods hereinafter aessh-a' 70
q On. land once a, GEEEsEE, eommsseias Monday the
q January next for the sale Of me public lands situated
NoriA Of the base line, aud Of s principal meridian
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HISTORICAL Collections OF Virginia, consatning .
III interesting acs, traditions, biographical
sketches relating is history and antiquities
gether with geographical and statistical descriptions which
umba 100 engavnss by Henry Howe one
volume History Virginia. from It's discovery and settlement BY
Europeans ime by Robert Howon volumes For
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person ennued the night OF preempuon any Of the
lands within The townships townships above epumessd
required establish and
reeev Of the proper land cce and
this hefo appoined
81 public sale embracing
tsct claimed, otherwise such claim VIII be oretsd
y. BUTTERFfELD,
Commissioner of the General Land Once.
Sep. 8-lawl3w
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NEW hooks Ar TAYLOR 8 MAuRYs, .s.r sln,h

Rowland CasheI, by Lever, ~ part
IIildreths New History of the United states, vol
eoutheyis Common place Book, HarperS edition, No.
Edmond Danic-, Sequel 10 Count VI Monte Christie
European Life and Manners, BY Henry Colman
Mrs Greys novel, Mssdcen and harcie, or the Rector
Guest
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-03-02


fed the deed and we perceive that in his
civil, as in his military career, the Sabbath
receives the like consid Grafton at his hands,
He reached Memphis, Tenn, on the Sd6Oafh'
where he was received with great demonstra-
tons of Joy; and on another Sabbath, lanueu
at Louisville, KY, where he was honoreu
with a salute, and escorted by a detachment
of military. One would hardly think after
hearing of these and similar facts, that the
General was a life member of a Missionary
Society, and carried with him a clerical GER
tifcate of christianity, which even ST. Peter
ought 10 consider valid.
The Presbyterian ladies of Frankfort, it is
stated, presented him with a copy of the BIZ
BILE and the United States Constitution bound
up together, considering, we presume, the
two equally sacred, and both the defences of
slavery. In accepting the gift, the General,
in the course of his remarks, said
elf there were in that Book nothing but
its great precept: "All things whatsoever
We would that men should do unto you, do we
even so to Them" and that precept were
obeyed, our government might extend over
the whole continent"
Let him try the working of that preceptor
his plantation, let him carry it into the cabir
of the slaves, touch with it their CALLING
chains, and stand humbled in their presence
a repentant man-thief. Is he a fool, that hi
does not know he violates that precept every
day he lives the life of a slaveholder-tha
he wrote his denial of it in bloody character
upon the fields of Mexico as plainly as tn
heroes of 20 recorded their denial of KIM
Georges authority at Concord and Bunke
Hill! or is he a knare that knows his duty
but does it not? or poor weak brother tina
has not moral strength to withstand iempta
ton
1t is profanity for the lips of a sIaveholde
or a warrior TO give utterance to this gloriou
precept, while his soul is filled with the sp
rit of oppression and of blood; for God
Love, and Love is the foundation of this Law
"Give 'em hell, damn EN-" we opine, is l
spirit and in language much more befttin
the character of General Taylor; and it is
be hoped that while he is what he is, he wi
strive to %confne himself to such forms of e.
preston as will give a daugurreolype lik'
ness of his real sentiments.