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Estate of Richard X. Smith. deceased.
NOTICE.-Afl persons having claims against
~ this estate will present them to the under
signed for settlement, and those indebted are re-
quested to come forward and settle the same i'm
naedia,ely w. S. CARY, Agent.
Cen,.evil.e, May Q, 1850.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TINE Undersigned having purchased Of Mr..
i Thomas A. Dow the entire stock Of Goods
in the store lately occupied BY him, at Patterson
Vile, offer the same for sale At low prices for
cash. or on the usual terms OF credit for good
paper ALbEhI NJ "" q w.
PattersonviIle, May /, 1SJ0.-2m
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Mrs. s. C. BURNETT win promptly at
WI tend to any kind Of Plain Neetise Work
that may be entrusted to her. Her charges VIII
be moderate, and her work satisfactory to those
Who employ her. Feb f-5m
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BUSINESS CARDS.

WILLIAM c. DWIGHT, Attorney at Lau.
w has removed his office to the front room
over the store lately occupied by Messrs. Hare II
Birdsall at the corner Of Main and Jackson
streets. M2l-3m*
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E-The undersigned, having been
~ duly commissioned and sworn, offers his SER
vices to the citizens of ST. Mary, as NOTARY
PUBLIC in and for said parish. All business en-
trusted to his care will meet with every possible
attention and despatch. 10 His Office Is open
at all hours. L. r. CURTIS,
xl4 Office No. Carson's Building up stairs
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DAVID KER, Counsellor and AnoYney-at-
l. Lar, will attend promptly to all business
confded to his care.
OO Office opposite the residence of Thomas
Maskell. Esq, Willow street. Dec 81
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d A. LANAUZE, Rae de Ia Lsrse, No %.
Il entire les Rues St. Louis ct Cont, a Ia Nou-
velle Oreans-Un Assortment de QUI N
GAIL l. Err IE, telle cue Franeaise, An
glaise, Americaine ct Allemande; Clous Con-
pee. Forges Haches, Pioches, Pelles, Scies, ct
Fourniture dc Batisse. MY
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a. r. sPLAyE. H c. COOS
GPLANE & COOK, Attorneys and Corr
~ se.lors at Lar, have associated themselves
in the practice OF their profession. Legal busl-
ness OF all kinds promptly attended to.
10 Office on Main street, franklin, La.
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NIOTIcE.-To the Fnends and Customers
IN ar fxe late A. B. BEIN.-I will receive
and sell to the best a my ability, any produce
that may have been intended ior Mr.. Bein this
season, rendering sales and scesansing to the dif
ferent shippers as they may direct-the whole
amount OF commissions for the benefit Of the
widow, and to be subject 70 Asr order only.
U All shipments to me that may originally
have been intended for Mr.. Bein would request
should be 50 specified On the ball of lading or let
ter coneaining the same.
JOHN HALL, No. Front Levee,
Tan oi New Orleans.
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NOTICE--The undersigned being duly COM
IN missioned and sworn, respectfully tenders
his services to the people Of the parish Of 81.
Mary, ~ NOTARY PUBLIc in and for the said
parish. All business entrusted to him win
ceive his personal attention, well as all pos
sible despatch.
10 Office open at all hours.
GEO. N. SEAGRAvE,
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ID NJ. WITTER, Commission and Fort-gr6-
Dsing Merchant, No "a Benville street, New
Orleans
% Particular attention paid to the execution
OF orders for Plantation Supplies &c. mic 6m
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HENRY C. WILSON, attorney at Lar.
IL having located in Franklin, will attend to
the practice OF his profession in the several courts
OF the Fourteenth Judicial District. Professional
business confidcd to his care viii be promptly
attended to. Oy~ Office second door from the
Reading Room. MID
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rIyENNESSEE SUGAR KETTLES.-A
j Constant supply Of the above superior kettles.
cast from the ore, from 80 to 81 inches, IN store
Also-Furnace Mouths, Crate Rars and Eng
lish Fire Bricks, for sale by
SLARk, DAY & STAUFFER.
corner OF Canal and Magazine streets,
Jan. IL. New Orleans.
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r IBERAL CASH ADVANCES will be
Il made on consignments Of Sugar and Mo
lasses to Messrs Haven & Co, New York, or
William &. Hcwes, Esq, New Orleans, by
J. w. BAILEY, Franklin.
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DICKINSON & OLIVER, Mcrehands de
II Commsssion, No. "a rue Gravier, Ia Nou-
velle Orleans, pour Ia ven,c des Sucre ct Me-
asse en- consignation.
10 Toute consignation fadressc des sous
signes est assure d'avance par police d'assurance
oaverte Get eifet, ct csux qui voudronf bien les
favoriser de leur patronage obtiendront des re-
tours fdeles ct prompts.
ROBERT r. ROBINSON,
JOHN B. OLIVER.
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ISAAC w. ARTHUR. JOHN THOMAS
II w. ARTHUR & CO., Commission Mer-
l. chants and General Groeers, Nos. . and 20
New Levee, New Orleans:
10 A large assortment Of Groceries and Pro-
visions, Wines and Liquors, always on hand, at
the lowest rates. F2S-4m
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NEW MUSIC.Jnst received the old established
In Stationery
following and popular Mu from the publishers VIII
liam Hall SON. New York, which we will sell at our reduced
price, four cents per page. VIM. FISCHER.
The Lonely Rose, by Jenny Lind by Bale
Gentle Voices, by Charles Glover
Why Weep for Thee admired ballad, written Wallace
When feelings wake the sigh, written by Austin Phillips
Were but his wife, by Maeder.
The Mosquito Polka, by J. SIoman
Dlgen Hose Companys Quick performed by Dodwohs
Band.
Two Merry Gipsies, a duet, by McFanen
Voice from the Waves, duet by
The Preside Song, by w. ". Wallace
The Female
The Moonlight Of the Heart by Sfrakosh.
Susan Bayne, sung by Christy's Minstrels.
Deyas Vale, Scottish ballad by the composer Of the "o Kirk
yard"
The Pnsve Thought Adieu composed by Gongonge
Filtration Polka by NJ. Suakosh.
Robert lie Diabe, arranged by y. Boyer.
Uncle Ned, with variations by James g. Maeder
The Syren Polka, by M. Suakosh.
La Sylphde, Fantasia RJmantique, by NJ Strakosh
The Ethiopian Medley, overture, arranged by g. Enrich.
sfa Guitar pieces.
Widow Machree.
Oh, watch well by daylight.
The Rose OF Tralee
Ths-Bowid Soger Boy
Jeanaet and Jeannot.
Emma Snow.
The Low Backd Car.
oh, would girl again.
What enchanment.
The Sisters Cali, by l.. Trip.
I Child Of the Regiment, sung by Jenny Lind.
Ratapan, sung by Jenny Lind.
Mazurka, by Bateman.
My boat and bugie horn, by Watson.
The Chamos sung by the Rainier family.
Our own fair Italy, as Duet.
Beethovens Dream. Dec4
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EA BLANCHARD Philadelphia, Just issued HIslon-
" Of the second Wa between United Of
Britain, declared BY Congress 18Th Of
June by February, BY
Charles Ingerson, embracing the well
printed svo volume Of so pages double columns, paper covers
pnce dollar
Mr. ngersols position, member Congress- during
1912 has oppou
collection OF information from sources foreign and
domestic public and private OF these awaited
himself result is immense curious aud In
leresng natter which the light time euc
doubtful respecting
period The volume notconhned details Of the
military conflicts, but particularly legislative
action political movements and consequences OF the
struggle together with sketches Of the prominent Among
be foundh United
States, charter its winding up, plan of bank
from General jackson.
residing the country obtain book the
post Office by remittance Of one dollar the publishers.
Dec 7--3teo
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manifold health, economy discipline,
progress training, Faculty Of this Institution have
Blue Lick Springs,
situated the Lexington and Maysyle Turnpike,
the and forty from the forme emphancaly
country being twelve miles distant from town
village The buildings mostly well constructed for
for the accommodation of three hundred
ca 4 n X Il Il ss
This place unsurpassed healthy atmosphere,
scenery, unquesonaby the eligible
locations for literary institution In the United States The grounds
greatly improved and during the last five
plat forty acres, beautifully situated Of the
Licking river, immediately In the or the buildings will be
served for military exercises. f7
The win be made immediately AFTER Christmas and the
opened place the day OF January, 1850.
The academic extends from the first Monday September
the third Friday Of June--foty weeks.
The entire charge for tuition boarding. lodging Washing fuel
lights backng, servants attendance, will
$3.50 per year Payments will required in rate,
from the OF the end Of the From Mon
day Of January for example, the third Friday Of June, wen
four weeksD II is 500.
Georgetown, Ky. Dec 28-3d&3tcp
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SEALED PROPOSALS. wili be received a. this once
(endorsed Proposals for Chain Irony II O'Clock
ne let gay q March ne15 for furnishing and delivering free Of all
risk and the United
In length
Said iron must be entirely Of and Of the
best quality free from admxure and such IN
specon the said ard be directed BY the command
LIST Of April next
Approved sus.es IN twice the esn4sd amount in The manner
set forth In The fprm Of the will be required
No be made un the whole OF SAID iron shan W w
ivetcd. Every ppaned BY written
responsibility 10 be certified 70 by
other Official or BY some one known ~ ns
agency accepted the bidder OF bidders VILE
Of the contract az the posi- once
dessnaed, with good and sucien sufeue "
ageeaby the terms specned IN TINS aasei
tisement and which may be Embodied In the contract
the 10Th Of August 1885, forbds me eohaeauon o.
proposals accompanied BY such gaaIanv. ,gg
ders are endorse their offers above
teouired be dstingus nom oher
their being opened before me proper Tune
conformity with this advertisement in
every particular will be rejected as informal
Those whose Hwi be duly notified, and
tract orwa without delay
which hey desire addressed and navy
contract shall be sent for execution.
Feb B-eotstMar Navy Agent
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NO. 5, OPPOSITE CENTRE MARKET. have constantly
In hand assort OF groceries.

IN on hand full assortment OF family groceries
Extra New York family aour
DO 40 superine -four
DO hued buckwheat
Rye flour, Graham flour tt#5
Unboted flour, (white wheat)
Fresh ground oat -four
standard loaf cprshed, ranulated and ground sugars
government Java Maacaibo, Mocha Rio and Domingo
coffee sSE II. #n
Fine gunpowde imperial hyson, old yson hyson skn
Superior butter selected from Orange county dairies
sapsago Parmesan, Sician, pine APPLE Imitation English and
Goshen cheese
Boston, oyster, butter, soda, crackers
No. i and No. Q Mackere in 25 lib. kits #
IA barrels and barrels GOLDFISH salmon tongues sounds and
dunfsh s
Sealed herngs boxes
Bleached winter sperm, lard, and whale oil
SPERM adamantne, and mould candles assorted
sizes
variety Of fancy mats, brooms, buckets, baskets
Pure ground. spices of all kinds
Spices Of all kinds in grain t+ A@f
Spanish French olives, vinegar mushroom, walnut
and tomato caisup mixed pickles, gerkn and English pickles.
sorted
Preserved lines Csuava jelly, in strip
Cranberres rans, figs, curants
Marsees and so shell almonds shebarks, ilbes, walnut
Pecan nuts, ground nuts, and Genoa citron se
Worcestchie, Harvey, Reading pepper sauce Sol
Anch0vie, Shrimp, cavier, and Bl0ter pasfes
OF lemon maoram, celery nutmeg, vanilla, almond
cnnaon cloves, ginger lemon peel thyme nectane
peach, mint peel and Of superior quality
POWDER horseradish anchoves sadnes
reane Lcghorn s,nr, chip maccaron vermceni
French Spanish and homeopathic chocolates rna Tapioc rice
-four sc. es
Win many desirable articles, which
tenuon. For sale by
Dec
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MIME STORE. beg invite the attention Of strangers
w citizens generally well selected and choice stock Of
brandies &c old and OF the highest order, which
offer for sale moderate prices: 9
Madeira bottles and casks OF various grades, old
Sherry, pale and brown, bottled and In wood.
Port wine, of very superior quality and genuine .t
Rhine wne Of great variety them 5teinberge Cabinet
g Stenwein in BocksbTutel.h
Also Sparkling Rhine and Mosene from the house Of Henkel
Co., in Mayence, on the Rhine.
French winesChampagne Heidsck, /" Mumm Co, ~ de
Moet Chandon Chateau Lafe Haul Bnon,"
" Haut Taance,n st, Julien, sc.
Table Claret, Sauterne, &c.
Brandies, boles vintage 1916 "old a." "London
Dock" SC.
Also, dranght, dark and pale Cognac,
Jamaica Rum, in bottes high proof and finest flavor.
Holland gin, very hne and pure
Irish Scotch American Whiskey, In bolesand casks
de Bordeaux Curacoa," ovid Cherry Brandy and
Stomach Btters, prepared by myseff)
Scoth Ale and London Brown Stout &c
Always kept choice article of Havana cigars.
JOHN H. BUTHMANN,
Pa avenue, south side, between AZ and streets
Dec 7-2twif2m
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General Agency at Washington, ID. Q.
DY A. M FARQUHAR, formerly of Harrisburg Pennsylvania,
- for claims The
the revolutionary war, the with Great Britain Flor
ida
For pensions, bounty land, or scrip.
land ON order. a 70 eaHNa
Patent OeeThe applications patents, procuring models
drawings, &c. will be attended all their branches
General Post OHee-Al claims against department
prosecuted settlement Of quarterly pay
ditto facilitated, sc. &ts#e s 4
New Orleans Delta, Nashville Union, Mobile Advertiser
vile Democrat ST. Louis New Era Cincinnati Gazette Indianapolis
Sentne New York Herald, and Detroit Free Press will publish
the amount Of o. and send their bills this Office, accompanied
with paper. June 24n
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undersigned having opened Office the end Of Winders
building, the end of the Navy Department, offers
his all
the different departments Of the government the
which they require the services Of for the
ton Of claims pending before Congress His long connection with
the Navy Department. dischargng the duties of important
office, together with with the
Congress, possibly enable him render important
such may entrust their business TO his management
VIM. b. SCOTT
fa4 Late Navy Agent.
Republican Argus, BALTIMORE Richmond Enquirer Herald,
New York; Ohio Statesman, Ohio; and Pennsyyanan Phade
pha, will o
Sept. 2g--tf
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WE publisher Bon city,
for splendid hogphc view Of the city OF Washington and
GeoIgeown and the adjacent including the margin
pacua OF the important public buildings and
other objects city vicinity The view
have taken from the the CAPITOL and embraces the
whee Pennsylvania the remaining portion OF
the westward from that point correct and faith
ly executed altogether superior view OF washington
and vacinty forms beautiful and
picture will be desirable for
the paor IL work involving great labor the part Of the
artist and considerable that of the pubher which we
be amply by liberal and
part public may be had Of Mr. Bohn the publisher
h stand a. the CAPITOL and probably the stores OF
In this city Union.
VIEW o. have been shown by Mr. CAST
the pubhe large photographic print Of the
Georgetown. The taken from the
Capitol representation OF the
metrcpos while the border 10 the print Is composed Of
denesons Of the prominent objects Of interest in the Dis
ucsnch the CAPITOL Treasury Smithsonian institution pres
House, Once Patent Office, City Hail. Statue OF Wash
ngton, Wndes Building jackson Hail. Navy Yard Georgetown
College, Aqueduc st. Patricks Church, Arsenal Washington
Monument Observatory Jackson Monument 90 bel and War De-
The picture Is well executed in every
particular and will undoubtedly meet with an extensive circua
don.-Nat. Int.
LhoUaphc view Of Washington city and Georgetown Published
and sold by CAsIMIR BoHH, Washington, ID. g.
This autographed of stiff substan
a and contains plans of the Capitol and Grounds the Pes
dents House, the Post Office, Office Pension Office, Smith
sonan institution all the principal public buildings including
giving Of edhces thar Mr. Bonn, being
little Imaginative that will be
dme probably These Washington and Jackson Monu
men Everything introduced into the view accurately drawn
Of public buildings here win do well
pstronize Mr.. Bohn.-7GIobs
For sale stand In the Capitol.
Feb TO- aw9wTuASu c. BoHN
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4 4, Of lhs
public wiIl be held IN de-
At the land once a DUBUaTE commencing % Monday, II.
ssd % he . WIZ stu
North Qfs base line and 1esi d the M principal meridian
Township ninety eight, q range three
townships nneysx, nney-se'sh ana MneVe'gh Of range
Townships uineysi1 ninety and
townships nine three, ninety four ninety I'VE. six nine
s ss Pac sHa eosnes on MONDAY the wsn
day q January NEXT for The disposal Of ,he public lands within
North Of me base line and pss Of the h principal MERIDIAN
Townships nineyour, ave, nineysx, nnetyseyen
Town.hips ninety Jour ninety Ave, ninety six, ninety sevsn
Township ninety AVE- township (exeep. southwest
eight and s so oa ss % ssS
Indian aseney0 and townships nneseven and nneteghl
Townships ninety two ninety four Of range ten
Township ninety one, Of range thirteen.
he land Once 4. TAIRPiEp on Monday
within townships 70 vii.
North Of the base lime and pest Of The h principal meridian
Townships sxy-seyen sixty and range sh
Townships si1seven, yesht and sixnne range seven
Townships sixty eight and Of range eighteen.
townships siny eight and sis.ynin Of range nineteen
townships eight and NINE @ range
Township seventy one, Of range twenty six.
TOWNSHIPS seventy and esenione, q
he IN IOWA aS Monday
OF January the disposal of the public
within the following townships, 10 wit; s$AEss ~
North IF The base line and ice Of the h principal meridian
Township seyeniy-six, Of range twenty-seven.
townships seventy seventy and seventy eight of
twenty-eight \
Townships seventy seventy eight range twenty nine
Lands appropriated by law for the schools, military
purposes, will be excluded from the sales
The aforementioned lands will
the days appointed and in the which
yesd with all convenient dpaich until the whole sha
offered and the sales thus closed But shall be
than weeks and private entry any viii
be admitted until after the expiration OF the
Given under hand, city Washington fifteenth
o. September Domni thousand eight hundred forty
nine. e. TAYLOR,
BY the President. n n
J. BUrrERyIELD, 5H
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled right Of pre- empon to any OF the
lands within the townships above
s the the satisfaction of the and
land oihce and make therefor practicable
after seeing m notice. and before the day appointed for
of public sale OF
claimed, otherwise such claim will be forfeited. gi
J.. BuTTERFIELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Postponement OF the Public Land Sales Mt Dubuque
Iowa.
Notice hereby gvcn that the public
anation OF the President ofte United 5aes dated the fifteenth
Of September lS49 be held the land Office Dubuque
Iowa. the serenh and tpenf days of January 1885,
clared 10 be postponed until further notice.
under my city Washington day Of
December Domni thousand eight hundred and
by the President;
J. BurTERyIELD,
Dec 10 Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
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ADTROLOGY.-The celebrated O. w. R0BACK, from Sweden,
a once No II Locust sih Philadelphia,
his services the cze of Washington vicinity He
been consulted with by all the heads Europe and enjoys
higher reputation Asoioge than living Naives
calculated according Geomancy-adie 3d. Gentlemen
distance their naivties drawn sending
will receive immediate attention. and natyies sent 20
Of the world written durable he
of his by conjuraon OF following
Courtshp advice advice given accomplishment
wealthy he has the redeem such
% the too free q the bottles and for all Of hazards and for
the stolen lost the purchasing tickets
Thousands the above named
vicinity and all 10 % satisfacon and 5000 natves
during All will
Prepaid will be answered gratis For particulars,
once and get an Astrological Almanac without charge
q. W. RoBAcK.:
Dec. 23-d3m
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College OF st. James. Warrington county, Maryland

THE Eighth Session will open Monday October day
psnefuai attendance all
duties Of the classes promptly very
that all their members
the opening the The academca year nom
LIST Of October the LIST Of August being
August and september In The College all the usual classes under
full professors have for pursuing
re course Of collegiate studies equal % that prescribed The Older
colleges North Al
ating class received their academicai degrees.
In the School, which
the preparatory carefully competent
under the OF the Professors OF the College Thus pupils
the institution early pursue entire
OF study under the direction ey graduate The
mercantile department embraces partial members
collegiate preparatory casscs who preparing
other professional life. Such admitted
TO all the privileges and advantages Of their classes u
place OF OF
cessafy TO preparation for kusiness
French Irregular study without charge all classes
In addition 10 the French the mercantile students
without charge, German, other modern
The location OF the College perfectly healu
villages the
yeung Moral and religious education design
The charge covering all the domestic expenses
s25 OF months The OF College carefully
restrict any other expenses Of the student
All the departments under the immediate supervision OF The
undersigned 10 whom application be made for copies o s
Register" for further inomation well adna
Of pupils. JOHN y. KERFooT, Rector,
Aug 3-2aw2m College Of 81 james, r. o., Maryland
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NOTICE TO pRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
AGENCY FOR CLAIMS AT WASHINGTON, ID. c.
CHARLIss DIE sELDisG

Ccmmtssioner, Notary Public, and General Agsnt.
no. III Todd's Buiidings, PennsyIvasia avenue.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.,
CONTINUES to give his prompt attention the prosecution
Claims before Congress- Executive
before any board of appointed adjust spoao
before foreign procuring PENSIONS
Naval Army bounty land scrip under February H.
is4 August TO- lsis mileage for horses and
other
fore being mustered and
5taes subsistence use
and all claims Of whatever description may
wars with Mexico Great Britain He is inpossesson Of
forms and understands fully all the requirements
other Offices He procuring
for made in the Gulf the Mexico
California, Of Africa
He has been honored with Commissions governors
State In the Union Commissioner Deeds probate
depositons under
to be used or recorded in the respective States
Charges will and claimed
and the Of services required. #
Communications tpostPad) will receive Immediate
He Depaf
msnts, several States
Union,
present Congress generally. Aug A