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u Brown, Of the Wisconsin Democrat. pledg-
cs his word that he played fair in letting the con-
tract for state printing to Dickson, Tenncy, Buck,
Smith, Holt, andhimself 1t may be SO, but then
words are cheap, and we don't know any person
whose word ought to be cheaper, in view of its
value than his
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-10-12

D'The Boston Chronotypo and the National
Fra, both ultra Free Soil papers, speak appro-
vingly of the late union between the two wings
of the democracy. III New York.
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a. Those who wish to send papers to friends
in California or elsewhere, can have them sent
from the Office of publication without preparing
postage.
Papers in wrappers can always he had at the
desk of the publisher for five cents.
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TUE CENTRAL SCHOOL SYSTEM

L VIZ I'm lN-AI4 kCCIt'tlI - = i5Hi-
Below we give the project of Professor Root
for the establishment of Central Schools and the
erection of central school houses, which was
drawn up by him, and presented to and urged
before the legislature, last winter. it passing the
House and falling in the Senate The project
speaks for itself, ana our readers By reading it,
can readily form their conclusions with reference
to it. We will only add. that the enactment Of
this system is involved in the recollection Of Mr..
Root to the State SUPPLEMENTARY. lie has
been urging the project before the people and
may Justly coustrue his success intoan endorse
mcnt oft, when another Legislature can have no
reasonable excuse forrcfusing to enactt:
a BILL TO ESTABLISH CENTRAL
SCHOOLS
Section /. There may be established in every
town, by a majority of the legal votes in such
town. one or more central schools in which
shall be taught. in addition to the branches Of
learning Taught in the district schools, history.
housekeeping. surveying. geometry, algebra, ma
nral philosophy. political economy. chemistry,
and such ether branches of learning as the
school board shall direct SIch school or
schools shall be kept for the instruction Of all
chi.drenot snca town. above the age OF twelve
years. <vho shall have received = certificate from
The examining committee as herein proFlaed1
five months at lea~, in each year. and al such
convenient place or places IN the town As The
voters shall determine.
Sec. ,. The town superintendent and such
other persons as the chairman of the town board
o( supervisors may appoint. shall on oXamina-
ton recommend by certificate to the central
schools any pupils in the di~,rjc. school, orer
lr.t,e so.ss Of a-a- whom -'r " may 5erm q'.H.-
y ,a ef.sr "00" chs higher -taaas pursued iH
~goo central -hoa's.
So 3. Every tann in which such eam.ral
~c.... Il. -...-'- -.... J. e>... H- shall -
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wa.hlnston University or Bals,mors.

~ MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
TUE annual ls49 80 will with introduc
tory lectures Monday October next.
The daily will be temporarily delivered
commodous building neatly fitted up for the purposes Liberty
street, door north of Baltimore.
Medical Faculty. FL
John c. 3. Monku NJ DInsitutes and Practice Of Medicine
Med. Jurisprudence and Mental Diseases.
George M Roberts, NJ Dobsetcs and Diseases Of Women
and Children E t# -aa
Reginald n. Wright, a. M. NJ. D-Chems,ry.
A. 5nowden Pggott, A. NJ M. DAnaomy and Physiology.
r. NJ Wright, A. M. M. D--Surgey.
A. H. Pggou A. NJ. NJ. DTheapeutcs, Mat Medica, and Hy
gene. -a .s.f. .at ,gs ..-.-4..J Il '-st-
duties Of will performed by the Professor
Of Anatomy
The Faculty the ample MEANS appa
models for thorough and complete Is de-
vered the best regulated institutions in the country The OBJ
models and imported, and
procured in Paris mt great cost
The Faculty intend possbe to Ill the vacant chair
with gentlemen thoroughly qualified meet the responsible duties
thereof. d.. e.. .gy
They themselves unweared devotion the interests
all disposed themselves under their tuition
Tickets SIS each diploma $40; demonstration $40; matcua
So students arriving the requested call
member Of Faculty who will advice with regard the
lection OF n boarding house, &C., &c.
For further information address the Dean Of the Faculty
REGINALD N. WRIGHT,
No 1903 West Fayete street, door Of Liberty street.
Sept. 6-2aw4w
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THE Eighth Session will Monday October which day
the ncuai attendance OF all the students requested The
duties o. The classes are promptly and L very i'm
ortan that all their members, old should take their
The opening Of The session Inc aeademca extends from the
LIST OF October the LIST Of August being but vacation
August and September In the College,
full OF professors have for been pursuing the
tire Of collegiate studies prescribed the older
North
aing class received their acadenical degrees
In the Grammar School, which Immediately ad0ns the College,
the preparatory carefully competent
under the OF Professors College Thus pupils
the institution early age pursue their entire
course Of study under the direction until they graduate The
mercantile department embraces those partial members Of the
collegiate Or preparatory classes who may be preparing for The
other professional life Such students admitted
to all the privileges and advantages Of their several classes su
place classical sudies such
cessary TO preparation for business.
French study without Charge all the classes
In addition French the mercantile students will be taught
without CHARGE German, other modern language.
The location OF the College perfectly beautiful and there no
villages the
young. Moral and religious education chief design OF the
The CHARGE covering all the academca and domestic Is
@ The rules Of the College carefully
restrict any other expenses Of the student.
All the departments under the Immediate supervision Of The
undesgned whom application be made for copies OF NE
Register for further inomatoI well a. for The admission
Of pupils. JOHN b. KERF0OT, Rector,
Aug 3-2aw2ln College Of ~. James, r. o., Maryland
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Dr,ru oy CHRisrorHER HuoHEs.--We regret TO have
h dsd AT his residence in ST. Paus street, this morn
Nc after proiracled and painful Illness He was IN the
III wear OF his age Mr. Hughes passed large portion
Of his life in Europe, where he held several prom'nen.
.oos in the diplomatic corps OF the United States ana
established for himself the highest reputation az an aoe,
influential and most faithful public officer ne was ~
markable for his great courtesy, and
many accomplishments and, perhaps, no pup. o ~ -,
ever enioyed more OF the confidence and respec' o ~
who were brought into relation with hln either puoe
or private lfe both in Europe ana TINS w. - NJ
oo ,enoss, and has since been residing in this city, the
Mace Of his birth For several months he has been sui
erng with Illness which, 70 the beginning, was lSSnS
M; 10 bis house. and deprived him OF the society Of his
friends who will hear with deep regret OF his death ss
OF that OF who was eseemable IN All me reianons
OF life and whose only ambition was TO serve has country
and friends. Baltimore Patriot, Sept. IS.
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FIVE HUsDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
Robbery IN The Post OGce WashtngkoM, ID. @


on The fifteenth day Of July last sundayl OF the morning follow
ing our entire mail stolen from our box In The Post Once
this city The letters received usual and placed In our
box The distribution Of the mail after which they were taken
Of the box NY OF the Post Office clerks who charged with
the hostages due sd them into parcel and replaced them
tory 10 delivery Neat nornpg they gone was a. once
clear that bold and daring robbery had been committed within the
walls OF the Post ohce and under the OF those employed
there by special request etaned from taking active in
discovering The perpetrators the robbe leaving The whole matter
the hands Of the Post Office Department month has elapsed
and the Department YET without any clue the robbery We
therefore give 10 the public the following list of the contents Of the
letters as far as ascertained and offer reward Of Five Hundred
Dollars for The detection Of the thief and OF the
proportonae par thereof for the amount recovered;
In letter from Medca scer Co., dated baltimore, July H.
l649- &I
Virginia bank noes, all sizes. 800
District Columbia small liz
In u letter from Purvs u Cover same date -. f5
District Columbia bank notes 10
Check Thos Parker, G. X Il. Parker ~
Drat H. o. Mudd, Jourdan W. Mauy, Of this place,
dated July IA, lsi9, at four months. los
In letter from Drexel Co, Philadepha July ~ 1919
Virginia. District Coumba and Wheeling bank $40
In letter from Thos. L. Bocock, Apponatox, ya.--
Land Warrant No. A, issued 10 Robert A. Richardson,
dated lo49. LOO
There other letters but fur as we know they contained
nothing Of value. X. w. LATHAM X co,
Aug 24-eodlm .tr
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TO QUIZ sUBsCRIBERs.

Of person entered upon unless The
payment Of the subscription made In advance
Distant subscribers may forward money by letter postage
which viii paid BY assumed by ourselves in It's
sole transmission. ia sLH taHttl.s1 tes ai
The COUNTRY PAPER published weekly during the sss
sons Of Congress, and semiweeky during the recess.
subscriptions period less than year viii received ON
propsrtionedto the above annual rates
or PosTMAsrERs are authorized agents ana By
sending DAILY subscribers with enclosed
WEEKLY subscribers enclosed Ave WEEKLY
'crbs with enclosed will be entitled copy Of the
EDITION o. they furnish subscribers for, ssafiA
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AGENCY FOR CLAIMS AT WASHINGTON. ID. @.
CHARLES DE SEEDING,
CoD'nItssi0ner, Notary Public, and General agent,
No. II Todd's Buildings, PeaBsy Ivania avenue,

!. s5t9es WdSHINGTON, u. C.,
ONTlNuES TO his prompt the prosecution
claims before Congress- Of the Eexecutye Departments
M before board Of commissioners appointed adjust poiatons
OF before foreign procuring pensions Revolutionary
naval OF Ay bounty land scrip under the law OF February
1917 August l54e mileage horses
other property lost destroyed incurred by volunteers be
fore being mustered and received OF the United
states and subsistence and transportation furnished for their
and all claims Of whatever description thai arise out Of The late
with Mexico Britain lie possession Of all the
forms fully all the Of the Pension and
other offices He attends the procuring of due
for made In the Gulf and the coasts Of Mexco coast
California, OF Africa. sy
lie has been honored with Commissions from the
State Union Commissioner Deeds, the probate Of
Deeds deposhon ad other writing under SEAL &C.
70 be used or recorded in the respective States.
Charges viii be moderate and regulated BY The amount claimed
and the extent Of services required
Communications (postpad) will receive immediate attention.
He has the honor Navy and other Executive Depart
men and their Excelences the Governors Of the several States OF
the Uno and to Senators and Members Of the previous and the
present Congress generally. Aug ~
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CARD.

THE undergned late Of the Pension oce having for The la
various connected witt
oce and consequently being
perenced details thereof oilers his services the pub
general government ~,
any other business connected with the other de
pauments Washington
All business confded him promptly attended
faithfully executed All letters be postpaid.
THOMAS LUMPKIN,
Agency Once.
wAsHIseros CRY, ID. c., August 0, 1919.
Aug. l2--lmeod
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CITY OF WASHINGTON, FRIDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER o. s4s
CAUTION EXTRA.

Il
CAUTION EXTRA.
MAN by The Of RUEL cLAPP has engaged with young
u sarsapara they call Dr. Townsends sarsaparia de
nominating genuine original e,e ds ~ Z 10 aoco
me e o. doctor for ,hs purpose e gaining
% T e = as s 500 s he Ss w s % H.
gle Solitary proof Thiss public BE
ard sse an s DID od
likeness his family coat OF arms, and his signature across
the coat Of arms. - - ,,
Principal Office, i02 Nassau street, NsD York city.
Old seventy years age
sns poor H.
Kept Out Of Market and the 70 those only who
proved is reached
diseases, saved proclaimed its excellence
Grand and unsqualied preparation
on the ses, scale and called for throughout the
Unlike p Townsends improves with age,
e s as o s'ss
q q s s P Sy eR sus @ IN @
ana properties which useless and Others
which system Some properties sarsapa
pIspalaon ihsy process
Tile principles, which fy of in exhaaton, under
heat the essential medical properties Of the which
Genuine Old Doctor Townsend's sarsapariIIa
50 that Al The inert properties q IN, roo. are
lion, rejected every particle
incapable Of losing is valuable properties
pared in this way Is made the powerful agent In the
Hence mo reason WIN we hear On avery aida i; m
s q I na dong FEVER s
riWp E.S riIra NEnI p pTt0s p,,pi Is ~ T
Els, and all affections arising from
Impurity OF the blood.
possesses marvellous efficacy all complaints arising from
dgeion from acidy OF the somach from unequal cculaon de-
a 9S S ss e sH q ~ e heart cold ee
had its equal coughs and colds and expecioaon
and gentle perpuaon, relaxing the lungs throat and
every osr part ba N s n more aesu
Female complaints.
J.. ~ s r.. ',. c.,. - =,
Wonosfs IN sss OF ghor ayus OF whites anng VI ,nc
wono " painful ensos, " ue
peoas ana me Ae' ana Is checuai III curing al os u
thf Ok Kidney a,sease s , , .,.,,. ~, no., , !,
gives tone and strength to h whole body ana cures all forms OF
Nervous diseases and debility.
irritation, neuralgia, dance, woonng, eplephc fits
commissions, &c. ss&
in which spo and therefore,
properties. Hood
geson relieves the torpo constipation alays
nation purc the skim equaxe the crcvaon Of The blood pro
pepaon; all and ughtne all obstruc
and invgoates Is this then,
me necdg
But any things inferior
@uee' fh,s young man : hquid Is no, 70 De
S""iP"feo WIZ" .ie oio D"c'ofS
OF he grand FAC mat he one Is incapable Of de'eoraho
and blows the bottles co"anap n nto e sour aeid n
compound poisonous SYSTEM What put acid ys
tenn already diseased with acd What causes yspea but acid
chief heartburn heart
complaint diarha dysenery choc and corruption Of the bood
the huors which bring on epons Of the skim scad head sa
reum, erpea white wens., and all uceaiions
stance ours spos body
less What rheumatism bui sour acid ad which inn
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. Concord Academy.
THE of this Institution will the LIST Of DC
- +. WIN. COLEMAN, A, NJ, Principal
.:- g. LEWIS M. COLEMAN, A.

REFEREsCEs. -..
Hon. John " Mason;s id ..... . ....
DIR. f. +. Scott Speaker Of the Senate of virginia.
Thomas J. Randolph, esq., Albenane;
DIR. Amistead Cook Portsmouth
Robert q. StanaTd esq, Richmond;
VIM II, Harrison, esd. Prince George;
VIM II. Tayloe, esq., Mount Aryj
Richard Baylor, esq., Essex .... ...
Andrew Hunter, esq.,' Jefferson;
Clayton G. Coleman, esq, Louisa
John Tabb, esq., Gloucester "... .
VIM II. Roy esq.,. Gloucester;
Hon. Robert NJ Il, Hunter, Essex;
Right Rev. Nicholas Cobbs, ID. d., Bishop OF Alabama
Hon. Thomas II. Bayly, NJ O.; .. 49,.
Judge Daniel Coleman, Alabama; .....
Hon. james A. Seldom. M. c.;
Gen. bernard Peyton,s kichmond
Hon. Janpes NJ. Mason Frederick; .... ..
Rev. VIII Friend, Port Royal; ..,. .t.H
John r. Bryan, ESQ.,. Gloucester;
Thomas =. Gh5son esq. Petersburg;
Mers W. Fisher, esq, Northampton
John w. Tyler, csq.,. Waucnton; ...r. ...
George y. Villains, esq., Northampton
Francis L. Rives, esq, Petersburg.
had present have sons or ward
members of the Institution.
Sep 2-u llntei.I
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I KNOX WALKER viii practise law On the Supreme
j. Court Of The United states and the
against the government Addrsss Washington, D. O.
Mar. 1t-d
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lrscre's melcdiesIsge illustrated edition 70, Pre-snsscn;
HerscbeIs Outlines win plates, 1895 West o.,
.easss Of Chden wesbachs Mechanics and Ensneens vc
q Jus, issued and received for sale r.v,op MANY
sept 10 Booksellers, near YIN street.
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tTR. A. DE vAUDRICOUItT begs leave 90 inform the
wi public and his friends having permanently located IN Wash
lngn tuition Of the French
Italian and Spanish languages and also Of he piano ne and draw
ing References Of highest responsibility
win he given applying l2h between
D bsons Academy, At Dayiss music store,
Mrs Anderson's stationery store.
July l7--eodu
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states.
nAYLoR MAURY, booksellers saoners, Pennsylvania
avenue, Oh street, having formed connexions with the
country, will supply all orders
religious miscellaneous MEDICAL scientific, and school
books single copies, publication prices.
Schools Institutions individuals intending order foreign
American books from the northern cities, save trouble
postage kc by leaving their orders with
TAYLOR 4 MAURY, In Warrington city. July .
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NEW Books.-Iioy Of Pendeuns, novel, by Thackeray
History Of the French Constituent Assembly, from May 1875, BY
COrkTan.
Reuibution, tale, by Emma southworh.
The Kindness by the brothers Mayhew tale for youth
Ilildreuis History Of the United States
Hears and Homes, story, by Mrs Ellis.
.stnckland's History Of the American Bible Society.
Dantes Inferno, literal prose translation, by A. Carlyle.
Italian Comedies translated into English, vol.
soutbeys Common Place Book. --
Aug rs FRANCk TAYLOR
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house FURNISHING Dry Goods OF every descrip-
III ton such ingram, yenian, and other caTpeinrs
and tuhed rugs, printed duege, muslin and lace cur
spanish nsinrs Ma.es quilts, white countepane some
very low priced
1914 ia and 1874 linen sheeings
s4 ga and iO4 table damasks very hne and cheap
and piano covers, damask napkins
Cotton shee,ns. Of every width, beached and unbesched
Very nch French furniture chntzes
Birds eye, Scotch, Russia and other diapers 80,
shirngs full assortment just received, and unuu
cheap .
Irish linens Of every quality, &C., &c. -. =.
shaped OF room IN one enre piece.
A. the subscribers anxious TO reduce the present och o
named other goods hand, they politely IN
and purchasers generally 70 examine er good
Sept r. ~ hoob q w.
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General Agency.

L. LEWIS, attorney alaw, formerly Of virginia bu, io'
D. several years Adjutani Generals Office, Washing
lon oers Virginia volunteers or their end for
the collection a ued dues from The government
The widows and children OF soldiers VINO ded IN MEXICO are
enided 90 a pension.) -. N, =,
nj fair cash price, pressed for the claimants
through any OF departments with the utmost despatch lie nat
ie himself IA his Washington, his eonnexon with
Aduian Generals Office, his ACQUAINTANCE with he depart
and his experience, VIII nnord gea aeues e SPECIFY
adjustment Of al business conhded 10 him.
e especuy refers members a the last Congress rom
Virginia. Hon. John " Mason, Richmond, Val MAJOR zen
r. Jones' Washington city. ....t,
ait affords great pleasure recommend Major Lewis
gentleman wen q'A""'' '" '''''' ar. JoNEs.D
Any editor procure good claim In his vicinity can pub
nSa ha Uni in no ~, " '' A'"''' " " B. L. LEWIS.
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EDITED By
RITCHIE 4 EDMUND BURKE.
CHARACTERIZATION OF STORES.

r-sH III GaLsf9l1 ,as NAVY DEPARTMENT, i8H-H FL
Bureau OF Provisions and Clothing, September 3lsi9
PROPOSALS sealed and endorsed proposals for freight Ma
cao, win he received at this bureau until oelok
Thursday, the 18th day of October Sig the
l tte tmose essl OF stores from navy yard
Bosion, Massaehuset the OF Macao In China,
delivered 70 te United States naval soekeeper Shores
the senior naval officer present The offers
asked barrett without distinction between
barrel Tor hall bac beef pork -four, rice pickles,
wbskey, dried apples, will be considered
70 be estimated at the rate Of 81 cubic feet % barrel
whatever they and In the casks
other than barrels the dhs will be deducted No pmage be al
lowed Ten fair weather working lay days be allowed al each OF
ee made by agent in the United States 70 be
selected W the bidder aud designated In the within
dirty days AFTER producing sashctory delivery Of
the cargo The vessel the usual Inspection aud be at the
Boston navy yard by the 18th day of Octobe s ready receive
cargo and y not presented for examination within three days
alter being OF acceptance the bureau will consider Itself
liberty 10 ober the freight lowest bidder, 70 make
such aange,nens best subseve the public interests
Sept lf--lafw
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NEW BOOKS just received sT.yIer a Maury'. book
Thsckeys new work, The History Pendenns-No.
History % the National ocnsaaes Assembly % France, " j. "
Corkrsn.
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Benjamin p Worcester teacher
Pnonosphy during The in several schools IN this
city, cpnnues instruction nj his MN. r. h
folers, sh street, between and ~ reasonable terms
sept :-lawn
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RETzsCHy Outline Iwstssscns 10 shakespeare, IN large
oho numbers (orens edon,) 80 each Numbers
AngM ' rRANCK TAYI.oR
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m petition Henry Burden, Of Troy New York. praying for
the extension Of patent granted TO the said Henry Burden for
orsesoe nom the expiration Of
Md PATENT which place 2 day OF November, ets
ordered said petition be heard the Patent Office
lie Monday 10 O'Clock and all
uaed and show they have why said pet
lon ought not % be granted.
Ordered also that tins notice published In the
epuhic, and linton, Washington North American and Gazette
Philadelphia; Tribune, New York Daily Wing Troy, New YORK
Daily Bee Boston Gazee Psburg, Pa Daily Atlas, Cincinnati
NICE week Coz three successive weeks previous 10 e h Monday
u October TTi0S. EwBANK,
Commissioner Of Patents.
sEdors Of the above papers will copy and send their
s TO the Patent Once, with paper containing Tins notice.
July 96--law3w
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NOTICEThe begs inform The citizens and
public generally has Just employed wokmcn from Bu
rops o skill and experience,
which, together with his knowledge and practice IN ibe bust
years. with confidence mat ne y
rrepaed 10 jewey and costly set silver
Ne superior cheaper any other establishment known 70
him in country Ills are respectfully
requested leave uheir orders with ..
Penn. avenue, between oh and 10Th streets.
Aug. lq-eodn
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AGENCY, Wsshtngton.The undersigned, late Of the In
anch Of Post Once Department. offers his ser
e 10 mail generally, those Of the southwestern
section particularly, that his removal RON ONCE
initiate against the character he has for many years
tanned department for honesty, capacity, and fidelity, and
his associates IN ONCE VI both parties, with their hearty
consent, sustain him therein !.
All orders 10 attend TO business every nature, The seat Of
government viii be thankfully received and promptly despatched
JAMES OWNER, Agent,
JuIy 4-df late Of Post Once Department