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REQUlSITiONS, LOUISA RAILROAD.
SUBSCRIBERS to the Eastern Extension WIN pay
- into the Exchange Bank in Richmond III addition
TO The sum unpaid the acquisitions OF March, Aprl',
May June July, August and september, amounting to
SIS per share, the sum Of s3u-viz: $40 on the Isl
October $40 on the st Of Noysmbst, ana $40 on The
lat of December BY order OF the BoaId o. Difeet"fS
sent. 4-c2awtIs,Dec. ]. GARRETT, Treasurer.
ITO MR. ISAAC HART You will take notice that
L on ths 23d day OF November, 1919, between the
hours of 10 in the forenoon and in the afternoon Of
that day. at the Tavern House now occupied by Ma
thaniei ii. PoindeIter, at Halifax Court House Vir
enia shall take the dispositions OF c. T. C. Carr and
others to be used evidence the trial OF suit in
Chancery now pending in the County Court OF Halifax
county, wherein dm plant II and you are defendant;
and from any the taking Of said deposition shall
not be commenced, or being commenced shall not be
completed that day the taking of The same will be ad
ourned from day to day thereafter, (sunday excepted
until the said dispositions shall be completed Given
under my hand this 7th Septe mber, is49.
Sept. l4-cwsw GEO. alias GEORGE II. WEST.
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DEATHS.

Died, in Oxford North Carolina, the l7lh Instant,
after an illness of three days, MARGARET MUTrER,
daughter of the late General Roger T. Atkinson, of
Warren county, Mississippi, and grand daughter Of
Thomas D. Ltlejohn, Esq, Of Oxord-aged 10 years,
! month and 3 days.
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Blythe LIEUTENANT co yERNoR OF VIRGINIA

A Pl,OCLAMATION.
A VACANCY having occurred In the Senate OF VIr-
n gina by the rsignaion OF Edward T. Scott, Sena
Tor from The District composed of the counties al
Brunswick, Dinwdiir and GrrrDsville the Shrriisof
the said therefore hereby required 10 hold
elections in their respective Counties I'm Thursday the
18th day OF November next Tor Senator 10 NIL the va
cancy aforesaid.
Given under my hand as Lieutenant Governor tact.
ing in The absence of the Governor from The
lBR of Government, and under the lesser seal
Of the Commonwealth, II Richmond, the 2slh
day Of September, 1919.
Sent 29-ctI5tlSoy mo, N PATTON.
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Married, the Goth August, al the residence Of DR..
berkeley, In the town Of Staunton, by the Reverend
7. 4. Castleman, THOMAS ". FORMAN, Esq, of
Georgia, to HELEN, daughter of Judge Francis 4
Brooke.
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MRS. SHEFFEY'S SELECT SCHOOL
Ar kALlRAMA irAIrNTlN V.


Mrs. SllEFFEf, expecting some vacancies In her
Vl School At The end Of the present term, il DESTROYS
Of having them filled for the next session.
The number of pupils Is limited 10 twelve, all oi
whom are required 10 be borders The Arrangements
of the School designed To be those Of we'll rrsua
ted family, ts small size enabling Mrs. Shelley 10 pay
than the ordinary attention to the manners, habits
and health of those under her ehargs.
IL Is Mrs Shelley desre ~ unite the cultivation al
the heart with that Of the mind, and TO make her little
establishment nursery OF true religion as well
School for mental Improvement. She would fan too
render IL, addition, refined and happy home all
snjourning with her Assisted by her daughters, Mrs
Hanson and Miss Shelley, Mrs. g. hopes to discharge
her duty faithfully 10 those entrusted 10 her care.
There are two sessions IN year, of i've months each
divided By vacations Of 4 month each. The first
sion begins with May, and ends with Senlembor-tie
second begins with November. and ends with March
October and April, the vacation months. The next
lession will commence the first Monday III November
Terms for Session of 6ce months:
Board and tuition IN English, SIS
French, 10
Lessons the piano, with The Of instrument, 25
mo additional charge for singing
Instruction Latin and lessons the Guitar, at the
prices OF The Professors.
Circulars containing some further particulars may lie
obtained by application TO Mrs sheifry
REFERgScss:
Rev D Tyler, Hon Lucas L Thompson, Captain !. l.
Stevenson, Dr + T StrlhIng, Erasmus Stumbling, Esq,
BENZ Crawford, E', II II Stuart, Ecu, Addison CorlI-
ran, Esq-Stannlon.
Hon Danl Smith, iarisonburg.
Gen ) Il Lewis, Port Republic
Hon John Tayl0e l.omax, Frrdr icksbnrg.
Hon Brscoe g Baldwin. d Baldwin, Esq, Robt II
Gallaher, Esq-Rchmonh.
Hon Richard Meace Petersburg.
Sept 2a-c9t
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF RAN.
DOLPH MACON COLLEGE.
THE exercises of this Institution VIII be resumed on
the fret Monday Of November ensuing, aud con.
tnue ten months.
FACULTY.
John Meitamer, A NJ, NJ u, l. ID, Professor Of the
Principles and Practice Of Medicine, and Surgery and
Clinical Practice.
Mettauer, A ", NJ d, Professor Of Anatomy.
Physiology and Chemistry
-, Professor Of Therapeutics and Matsr n
Medical Midwifery, aud the Diseases of Females and
Infants.
EXPENSES.
Fes for the course, payable 10 advance, SIZE
Graduation Fee. 80
Board, convenient to The Medical College, for ten
months, SiGc
Text books, which can be had in FarmvIr. vii.
lage SIX mites from the Medical college, viii not
Cost more than Is
s2N
JN0 MErTAUER, Dean.
Prince Edward Court House, Sept l5-ctIstSny
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The "Republic" newspaper Of Washington, the
government organ, now amusss itself by calling
The "Union" The "loreign organ" As the Repub.
lie and the Whig press generally were on The side
OF Mexico during The war; The term foreign or.
gan" would better apply 10 any OF them This
epihelc Style OF warfare isa very small polaoe
sor Of business for respectable journal 10 be en-
gagged in. Men never resort 10 ephets until they
have no arguments left. The Republics course,
therefore, only proves the weakness of its cause
Fh,lad Shirt of the Time,
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L, uI.vIfLr. Oet. 3.

-
The Convention al Frankfort, to-day, refused
q seat TO the reporter OF The Louisville Conrier--
Several speeches were made, and considerable
confusion ensued, pending which The convention
adjourned.
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TINE Directors and the Stockholders, both inc olu
distinction of the Slaunton and James River lnrh
pike Company, are requested TO meet in the Town .,
scoltsviIlr on the 9th day of October pioAImo. a.
transacted full representation Of the stock Is desired
B. NJ. PERKINS, President.
Among other important business to be transac.ea a.
the meeting above noticed, il is deemed advIsape W
employ Engineer To commence without imrlhci ue
lay survey of the route. This will be sumceh' mo-
rceto any Engineer wishing to make The survey.
Senf O5-cid NJ PERKINS. PIesluent.
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New kent Female school.

FINlE exercises OF this School, which haY heen III
successful operation for several years, will he
smed on the 18TH OF October next, and Will close on
the 18th Of August next.
TERMS:
Board and Tuition in the English branches Sl0G
Music on Piano and use Of instrument IS
French 10
Ornamental Needle Work taught free of charge, #
desired.
One half payable when the scholar enters School, or
f desired on the st January. and the balance the
18th August Asmy object is the education Of my own
Children the number As heretofore will be- limited 10
twelve X. 4. LACY.
SEMI 9T-c2awtl 5thOct
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MARYLAND CONGRESSIONAL ELLC-
TI0N REIIIRNS

FIRST DISTRICT-In this district there is
no opposition 10 The Wing candidate, and he is,
OF course, elected.
SECOND DISTRlCT-Composed OF Ale
ghany, Washington and Frederick counties.
McKaig, Wing. Hamilton, Dem.
Allegheny 10 maj.
Washington, 1854 2Gi7
Frederick, 81 maj.
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FEMALE ACADEMY
rJNHE Trustees of this Academy have pleasure In
i announcing to the public that they have secured
the services of Mr. Ruhert I,efrbvre as Principal
This gentleman Is extensively aud favoraby known,
thai they deem il essary say any thing Of his
qualifications. For all particulars, they refer 10 the
snbI0ned advertisement OF the Principal.
X NJ McCANDLISH,
An, OF President BOARD of Trustees
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pilo, boals and Baltimore clippers, the largest OF
Them no, being over 10 tons buld-n, are prepar-
inc to arl from Baltimore Tor San Francisco,
taking The route by way of Cape Horn. in pre-.
ference to The chances OF falling into the hands of
the Pauasonians by trip through The Straits Of
Magellan. Their crews will consist CT pilots
and sea fdring men, and their intention is In use
them in the coastiEg trade Of California, rather
Than 10 Try their fortunes al gold digging.
COURSE OF TRADE -George Selves has
put up twelve boxes Of sparkling Calawba wine,
mad. from the grapes grown in The vicinity Of
this city, 10 fill an order from Washington city.
This Teyerses The course oil trade Heretofore
the wines consumed in the West were The pre-
ducts of foreign countries, ard brought from the
eaG'ern cities Cinciunoti Commercial.
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Professor Rranch,.

SCHOOL FOR YOUNG IaDGr,
,, At w RRiSCE ..; EDw WA COURT noIIsf
Of Sossmb .s,s, and s snd me The Isl d,
April. The course of studies rs.i Wednes tay ]
scls usually taught in the best seminors a.! ,he SUB
Board including all accommodated aries oil the kind
Tuition, incu ding Ancient and Mod.,, ST.
Music, Languages, j
Oct 5-cnewtI5Noy =
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VALUABLE ROANOKE LAND FOR
SAFE

I AM authorised by Robert r. Somervll, OF Tennes'
see, TO sell his Tract Of Land the Roanoke n7sI,
near Taylor's Ferry, containing by late survey, 400
acres There it l56 OF valuable rlVef DOL
TOM ready for cultivation. The high land Is livery
superior qsaty, and we'll adaped to The cultivation OF
tobacco wheat and Persons desiring to view he
land will please call u Aimstead SIurdvant, who
lives in the neghborhood, and will take pleasure IN
showing II. TERMS will be made suit the purchaser.
JNO. s. EATON,
Attorney for Robert P. Sumervill
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Attorney for Robert P. Somervi
Henderson, Granville co., N. c., March 6--cif
n.y. THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR OF, VIRGINIA
n PR0CI,a NATION

A PROCLA NATION
VACANCY having occurred in the representation
n from this State in the Congress of the United
States by the death of Alexander Newman, member
elect OF the House of Representatives of the United
Monungalia, Barbour, Marshall, Randolph. Brooke.
Marion ho, Tyler, Preston, Taylor, Doddridge, Wet
rel and Hancock, the sh-rs of the said counties are
therefore hereby required 10 hold elections IN thr
vember next, for representative to NIL lie vacancy
aforesaid.
Given under my hand as Lieutenant Governor, (act
ing in the absence of the Governor from the
(spA seat of Government and under the lesser seal
of the Commonw wealth at Richmond, this ian
day Of September, lei9.
Sept l3-ctsthNoy. JNO. NJ. PATTON.
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II An important notice Qrom the Second
Audiior) 10 school commissioners and county
courts will be found 10 our advertising columns.
Without prompt attention 10 The matters therein
referred 10, disappointment, in the receipt Of The
biol quotas OF 1850, which become due Isl
January next, will inevitably ensue.
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THE BUTLER DlVORCE.-The recent
decree divolcns Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce Butler, by
the competent Court Il Philadelphia, needs some
explanation 10 make it understood. The decree
divorces with full power 10 marry again, and
The reason given Tor This summary, and 10 ma
ny unexpected decree, is hat one appeared in
opposition 10 This petition, which was from Mrs.
Butler. CORE spondenl informs US that il was
previously arranged between The counsel OF The
late husband and wife, that there should be no
opposition, and that the consideration was he
settlement OF $4,000 on Mrs Butler by her late
husband, The interest OF which alone she may
expend annually, and al her tealh The principal
goes 10 the Two children 10 whom alone Mrs. But
Ter has power 10 bequeah it. |. was also arranged
by The counsel that the children OF the parties
should reside Tor Two months in each year with
Mrs. Butler. We understand also that Mrs.
Butler has twenty thousand dollars Of her own,
which are The fruits oil her readings" besides
the sixty thousand dollars which she 50 literally
settled upon her aged iather.-N. Y Express
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

amour, only 10 Is. 200 bales; of this qaan',!y
1870 were taken b. spectators, and 4oo by
exporters, leaving The remainder, 10 42o, 10 De
purchased by The trade Alter The arrival s Oh sne
Canada on Monday evening, there was oI, .
demand and an advancing tendency. On Wen-
rcsday The market again subsidized, and holders
were willing 10 make sales at las weeks qao q.
lions; consequently The commitlees quotation ior
cotton remains unaltered. For The present there
seems to be STOP 10 advances in The price oil cot
ton, and there is mol much briskness IN me oe>
mand for either goods or yarns. Its not likely
that further rise will take place until more en-
couraging accounts from India are received. The
demand for goods Tor home consumption in
creases.
TIE BnE 4DsTurr Misunderstanding pre-.
sent rates OF Flour are as follows: Western Canal
1885, 23s.; Philadelphia 23s. 23s. g.; Baltimore
% a 24s; Ohio 24s. a 25s, sour lSs. Bis, and
Canadian 22s Cd. 24s per brl. The price OF U. S.
red Wheat is 5, ID Is 81; and white and mixed
IS 81 Is, Canadian r, S. Sd a Is ID, Canadian
while 6s ID Is per busheI. Corn-lndan Corn
is quoled al 2Gs 27s ed for yellow. and 25a3Os
TOR white Canadian; fair brings 27s 29s Tor
504 lbs.
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FARM FOR SALE

JNo = MErTAUER, Dean.
Prince Edward Court House, Sept l5--ctIstSnv
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber. IN The I mSsY
IL August, Two Blacksmiths. JOE ana ..n eon,-
Joe is about six feet and half high. of /,
peIion. and ABOUT twenty two years od n E Of q
thick set, about 1--WE feet five sI inene' .,, old
dark complexion, and about tweniy'hs, M .ald Ne
For the apprehension and delivery ~ eanniy. Amr-
groes, that get them again IN iniss ann,.bended
liza, will eve ten dollars each; bu.n viii give
ont OF this county, so thar get them 's''"'
twenty-five dollars each prRKINsOS.
Amelia (ftobeF 5-e4t
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(1LERmONr Satellite residence OF the late Gen.
" John Mason in Fairfax county, Va, offered for sale
by his THIS Is distant about four miles
from Alexandria, and mile south of the Little River
Turnpike road eading that comprising about three
hundred and twenty of land The arabic land, of
which about hundred and sixty is level bottom
on Cameron rum in a Of high fertility, having been
well Drained and the WHOLE with about forty of up
land udiciousy cultivated and improved by clover and
plaster with the free OF lime and other 1t
Is divided into felds-one large meadow of
timothy--wth fine springs in each. Tho
and gardens, is in young wood The Mansion and its APP
purenances of the most ample and commodious de-
cripton, beautifully situated on gentle eminence and
overlooking the OF Alexandria and the low lands of the
estate The dwelling house on the first floor contains two
parors, besides large library, and office, with eleven
chambers above stairs and in the buildings to
it, besides ample Kitchen laundry and house-keepers
room. dairy, bath house. smoke, house. ample aocommo
daons for and buildings tor &C.,
the whole in good repair At convenient distance the
house, ice house, carragehouse, the houses OF
the farm blacksmhs chop, kiln built Of brick
for burning lime, with ample barns, sabng, and other
for stock and farm purposes orchards OF choice
fruit, grounds and walkshe whole in good
order, and well preserved by its lare proprietor.
Immediate possession will be given except of about
ninety Hundred in and and OF
that the crops be removed The premises
will shown any desrous of purchasing by Mr. Butler
the overseer For apply 10 Maynadier Mason esq,
ut Georgetown D. G., to the subscriber, the acting
ecutor, by letter, at Winchester, Virginia. ....c-E
Ap A-d&cp6w JAMES M. MASON.
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yxJANTED. daily, at tho B.luuore. PAii.delphi.,

VXTANTED. daily, at tho Bsitimore, Philsdelphis,
w New York Boston, and New OrIeans General Agen-
cy and Commission Office Young Men in wholesale and
retail ores other respectable business to act book
saesmen porters arkeepers, walters farmers
coachmen car agents. book and map agents, collectors,
in all branches of business, &C. We have at all
times a large number OF good situations hand, which
nav from 500 G20O0 per Those in want Of sit
uaons OF any kind would do well 70 give US CALI
have agents each of the above Cities which wi enable
us to place every applicant in suitable situation the
shortest notice. We have large acquaintance in all the
cties, which will enable give
entire satisfaction to all who may favor with call
TAYLOR a. TAYMAN. No. 50 second street,
.s .-lrl. $500 between South and Gay.
~ b. Persons living in any part Of the United Satss
and wishing TO obtain situation In BALTIMORE either
the above cities, will have their mmediatsIy attend
ed TO by addressing us line (postpsid) by doins
they will curta both roube and expense, which they 9th
erwsc would incur by coming the city soaking en-
ployment for themselves. Address,
:, 'Irl rr8 na ss TAYLOR M TAYMAN, .
tar af No - Second street,
May 2l-dif ttltl b, .r.. $50. baltimore, Md
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ISAAC X. pILLRR,

HORACE y. ASH. tnrt.. ~ 'f6,flf r.. DILLKR.
Land and General Agency Omcc the Capital
noss, City OF Springfield.
THO non resident omers of Miwois ands holders Of Mwois
tndebede AND all persons desirous Of pwrehasiwg State
lands Nth Illinois bowds-1hc undersigned would
respectfully the public that they have established In
this capital oil the State Of in0sa land AND
Office for the transaction OF all business apper
tanning thereto within the limits of the State.
All relative the purchase and sale of lands
examining lands and reporting their location advantages,
and value paying taxes; redecmng land sold for taxes
investigating tides, &c.; buying and selling all desc ripons
business attached general land agency the most
tended scale, will be promptly and faithfully attended TO-
ASH d. DiLLER.
Messrs Deifendorf " Niles, washington City.
A. Gowdy u Co., Louisville Kentucky.
M sa' syeEies Co., St, Louis. Missouri
A. Chrsty, esq, "
Ills ercellency A. G. French, Governor OF Illinois.
Hon. Thomas IL. Campbell, auditor
- John Moore, treasurer
9 +. Treat. Judge supreme court
Me.,i. N Wad.wothS Sheldon, New York city
q. Cha Bartlett, esq, No. Front street,
Gen. Robert Patterson, Philadelphia
Gen. Adam Diler.
Col Col. s V'e BACK ,' Pittsburgh, Pa
Gen. Caleb Cushing, Boston, Mass ss M
G y. Sanger, esq,
Henry r. Stone, esq, " -.
]. ID. Pratt Il Co., Baltimore, Md
APP ll-dlm&sw3m ..sst.1 Ia
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Old c. was hoss," il not I" half alligator" in all
kinds OF matters having the slightest affinity to horse
flesh He could see through beast well as you can
through the bars of gridron.
c. once toted into the village tavern stranger, al
his appearance, might have mistaken him for fallen
deacon ineTant temperance lecturer boarding the
crater" in its den; he looked little like both, only
more like the former than fother, by reason OF we'll
dyed noee and other marks which King Alcohol apt TO
leave mementoss of his favor upon the features Of his
proselytes
"Who wants to trade to-day I" he exclaimed, empying
the tumbleI OF sling" which the attentive Boniface
knew was de reggie with c.. and had consequently con-
cocted on his entrance Got an ALFRED putty boss ew
hum" he continued F" fresh from 'Hio-slck as new
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TO OUR sUBsCRIBBRs.

TAs Of psseo viii be snsssd upss books unls s
Psynsna u TIE Subscription be nads In sAvsaca
Distant subscnbsrS may forward BY sr As Psags
on which w be paid By and al Ak assumed BY ourselves
sale transmission
TAs COUNTRY PAPER y published weakly durag ~
lions Of Cengrsss. and nLweskly during the
sssscroas for period less than yssx psosvsl
terms psOpsrtionsdte the above annual
90 fOsTMAsTERs suherized act sgsuss By
ssnA9 ~ DAILY Subscribers. VIII ~ enclosed SEMI
whkLf sshssEss with esS spslssad; 6vs WEEKLY
aeos with elo snciesd viii - snsd u cepy q
sa'hoa - thsy tarniaA snbscxissss fsr. svsas 81 a.
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CAUTION EXTRA.

by The kCEL cLAPP
avn, Of s. r Iow..saa 80" aes b. a.ms
To~nssaa rs no ds aud never vas bat formerly railroad.
Of
k what he Nc sending Irieks
Townsend ESQ b will
ORIGINAL
hsnes' hn family coat u ss"s sad hs ssnssus
JACOB TUwH5END
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Notice 20 Claimants.

Notics Clalmants. s..
TUCKER 81 ADDISON, General Agents, Office on 9Th
street, (Coenan's Budings) four doors north of Penn
sylvanla
Beverley Tucker and John E. Addison have assoca, tod
themselves for the purpose of prosecuting claims of all kinds
before Congress- and the several departments Of the general
government.
Al communications (post pad) addressed to the above
receive prompt attention Reference Is made to the
Hon Geo NJ Dallas Vice President Of the United States
non John Mclean, Supreme Court Of the United States
hon Robert ]. Walker, Secretary of the Treasury.
Hon fa ann.T Teissa sa .ss SENATE sssy
cement Cox, esq, Gcorxeown, d. G.
mo T. Addison, attorney at-aw, will continue 10 give
attention to business before tho several
me- District Of Columbia, and tho adjoining counties Of
MaIyland and Virginia. July l3-ly
American Hstel,
broadway corner of Barclay street, Nsw York.
VIE propretors, TABER a. BAGLEY, respectfully an
honnce TO their friends and the public that thcy ave
ioaod ths well known hotel, and have made many i'm
to ht improvements and repairs. now and splendid
rooms ON Broadway. srH 81 ~
IL Is furnished entirely with furniture made OK
ressy TO their order. Il is their determination te
ake one of the best and most fashionable resorts fo
situation Is unsurpassed being directly in ffont OF hs
ana Fountain whore the Croton Is continually play
my cooling aad refreshing the air. also within short dis
~TSe on the 81 vnboat and railroa. landings.
,ne de'cacies OF the season. and their wines and liquors
satisfaction - %.
The proprietor, hope by personal poeness and alton
JOB TAbEK, Boston.
JAMES BA3LEY. Phiadelphia
NSw Yosk, Feb. 26, 1879.
Mar Aim
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Notice OF tho removal Of the Land Once from the
"FalIs OF 81. Croax, Wisconsin, to saltwater In
Minnesota Territory. E Esl ea
TNDER authority of the first section of the of Con-
gress entitled can act for changing the location OF The
land office in the Chippewa land district and establishing
additional land district in the State of Wisconsin,, APP
proved March 2, l8t9, do hereby declare and make
known that from after the thirtieh day of June
89 the land office for the sale OF the public lands in the
Chippewa land district shall be removed from the Falls OF
ST. Cfoix (Wisconsin) TO Saltwater, in st. Croix county,
Minnesota Territory.
Given under my hand the city of Washington, this
2. TAYLOR.
BY the President: d A
RICHARD M. YOU'VE,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Mar 3l-lawl3w at.