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Notice OF the discOntnuRnce OF the United States
Land Once Wayne, Indiana.

provisions the of the
approved June H. Is40 which declares that whenever s
quantity public land remaining unsod In land district shall be
hundred thousand
shall be Of the Secretary Of the Treasury 70 discontinue
districts and land such district shall
unsod time of the OF land oce
existing Offices
most district which the land Office shall
been Of which the of the Treasury shall
give duties have
soped The Secretary Of The Interior BY re "fd to establish the
Home Department. approved Sd March, l649-
accordingly hereby that the Secretary 9f the In
this Office land office Fort Payne
discontinued and the lands remaining
OF the dsconnuance TO be thereafter subject
q land Office Indianapolis, In said State
unsod and unappropated BY law and subject
private within the limits OF the Fort Wayne district will
Office
receipt BY the register and thereof and
the land Indianapolis wH gipe notice Of the day pk
prepared TO receive applications for entries Of such
lands at their office. -
j. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner of General Land Office.
Feb l5-2aw3w
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NOTICEThose persons having our books rem
dercd TO them the h January and the same remaining
settled will obge calling and making settlement
with the dates closing
books for the past year.
To those who promptly responded first notice card
grateful acknowledgements.
We also announcing
for the coming will be such in
and desirable goods that brought this country
effort shall be
may pleased favor with their patronage
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, CO.
Feb 22-2wdif
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Nv !. G. moGUIRE, Auct,one.r.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE HOUSE AND GROUND,
ON NEW JERSEY AVENuE.By virtue OF deed OF trust,
recorded in Libe W. b. 1885,
the land records OF Washington county,
subscriber will sell public auction, Monday
9Th OF March, O'Clock brick house.
742 with 652K feet ground attached The
properly ndsputable and location good
premises and the made known before proceeding
o SELL THOS. CARBERY, Trustee.
Feb I'D j, q, MCGUIRE, Auchoneer.
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BOOTS AND SHOES I'm great variety the Eighth
neutrality-suspicious. OF superior
style quality leather Congress boots and shoes Of
variety hand in supply, OF which viii be sold
ow prices wholesale
liberal patronage
city, informs his that
Mt better prepared supply
them formerly more
cnpacious apartments. II. JANNEY,
Feb 28-d2w 9Th street, the PostO
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BEREGE DIE LAINEs.-we have ius,

NEw-sTYLE BEREGE DE LaINEs.-We have jus,
IN three of berege Of
printing think them quality and
thing that material We have also
musns,
plain musns Irish linens, bleached brown table
and q OF Iinencambrc handkerchefs, &c.
We cheap lot of embroidered nencambrc
handkerchief which respectfully the ladies' call
examine; shall days,
very little than ordinary
w. ". SINISTER CO.,
March 2-5uf 9TH street, the
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by J. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

III OTEI. AND VALUABLE LOT ON THE ISLAND AT AUG
III TIONOn Monday March a. 1882 AZ O'Clock, p. M,
premises shall sell valuable
Of lth south and (sland
consisting brick
building the Stcanboat Hotel" The entire front
being liz feet Az inches with depth Of ia feet 10 inches 70
alley The lot adjoining the hotel the viii
sold separately, in lots to suit purchasers s.s..
the residue equal instruments of
and years, with interest satisfactorily secured
J. G. MCGUIRE
March LED Auctioneer
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CUPERIOR Brandios, gins, wines, cigars, sc.
- BRANDIES.

otard, Dupuy, B Co.'s pale and dark, vintage is4o
Jean Louis, superior, 1911
James Hennessy g. Co.'s pale and London dock
Pnet, Castinon, & Co. q pale aud dark, and
Segnete together with other fine bnndes, in wood and
bottles.
WINES.
Champagne Of the following brands;
Cabinet, (our importation)
Numm's Verzanay, Imported by J. G. s L. Boker)
Heidsick * Co., Imported by Renaud * FIancois)
Boncha Verzanay, (our own importation,) and
N. II. Schneider Henkel X Co., Stein
Superior old pale Sherry Ynre, vintage 1926 In wood and
bottles
Old soutsde Blackbums Madeira in boes and other fine
old Madeiras
Caret Hook Sicily Lisbon, Burgundy and other wines, in
great variety.
Holland gin (vory fne)
Old Scotch and Irish whskey, in wood and in bottles
Superior old rye whiskey
Fine old Jamaica
Falkirk and Tenants Scotch ale
Byass Barclay Perkinss brown stout, Indln
pale ale, &c.
franklin, Victoria Neptune, and Havana cigars, and ohei
very choice brands, regular Havana and London sizes
And very fine of chewing tobacco, and for
sale by
GEO. Il THOS. PARKER x co,
March 4-3taw6wif Opposite Browns Hotel.
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COLLEGE OF ST. JAMES, Washington counts ",
MaryandThe second Of the begins
Monday March l. Applications for tho admission OF pupils,
fuller Information, be the Rev JOHN b. KERFOOT
D. D. Rector College Of ST. James Post ONCE Maryland
Whole for board miton SC. Sc, for the academica
year, in the College Grammar school, sa25
5-2awsw
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CLOTHS AND CAssIMEREcs.-Just received, large and
elegant of cloths cassmere and vesngs, of the
latest importation superior qualities, such
Army navy blue cloth
Extra fine caret, olive, and brown do
green and blue do
DO black an blue black do
which prepared make order
notice. durable fashionable manner
would particularly forgive
making feel confident
facilities will furnish
cent cheaper than establishment
side OF New York
WM. WALL, Pennsylvania avenue,
9th and 10th Streets o NJ. shank,s
March 3-3t Iron Building
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RT UNIOy, at Taylor Il Maury'S.-one hundred mem
n member receive dollar,
pair Attack" and The Defean and
mining handsomely framed, colored prints,
Landsees pictures, entitled "Iime of Peace and
War; To be drawn this week. March 3-da
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ny A. GREEN, Aucnoneer.

THIRTY ACRES GOOD LAND, WITHIN ONE AND A
Il HALF MILE OF THE CAPITOL, AT AUCrfON--On
Tuesday, 9th inst shall SELL o'clock excellent
containing thirty Of which wood
twenty clover
The above the Washington
turnpike Immediately opposite the Spring
ming railroad, and half mile from the Capitol
There building sites and spring OF
believed that tho turnpike viii be nadc free during the
present session of Congress-
Terms One-thrd cash balance g. 49, and ls months the
giving bearing interest from day Of sale. deed
given and 4 dee OF taken, Title indisputable,
- A. GREEN
March I'D Auctioneer.
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Washington and Alexandria Boaf,

Washington and Alexandria Boat.
a ~Se-47 THE Steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON will de
the following coaches
Sd&1la1 the Washington. cents;
COACH 6k One coach the CAPITOL the other eth
Northern Liberty Market
Leave Alexandria Mt TX, 9S, IN, IN ~, and O'Clock
Leave Washington at 81, ox, - p 3k, and 5k O'Clock
Feb l5-dn JOB CoRsoN, Captain.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL fourth week Of Perhams Seven Mile
" two thousand miles the Lakes, the Mia
CARA, ST. Lawrence, and saguenay rivers.
executed from drawings
spo objects and localities zoe
villages buildings 300 steamboats, ships
other vessels.
Hand book the mirror l2x
Every evening, except Sunday.
Doors nj 6l-mifror moves Mt y 10 O'CLOCK
Abundance o5 cents, Children half price,
Day exhibitions every afternoon, at hafpast3 O'Clock
Feb 29-du
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baltimore Washington RsiIrosd-C Change O
Hours.
nm and after Monday, March lt tho passenger trains win
VI follows.
Leave Baltimore at ~ and ., a. M and 90, D. M
Leave Washington NJ and o. a. m l2i, M, A. d. M
The fu and last from
Washington will be usinastopping
Sundays fourth trains from and
the second and bird from Washington viii be omitted
r.. n. PARSONS,
Feb 9i-dn Agent.
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= a FOR NORFOLK.-The steamer OSCEOLA
win, until further notice. leave Washington for the
place every Thursday Q O'Clock,
Returning Norfolk every Saturday O'Clock, p.
Passage and fare, IS.
going returning Cone
landings the Potomac
March 3-dtf JAMES MITCHELL.
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Canton matung,, Floor ouoioths. csrpe,,ns, DC.

Canton mattings, Floor onoioths, Csrp~tinG, Sc
TUE Subscribers receiving per schooner
i from New York
50 pieces - extra heavy white Canton mattngs
20 do 54 do do
90 do Ga do do AL
"a ted checked ia do
o5 do 54&64do DO DO
10 do ~ do fancy do do
do super English oicoth, 1sfeet wide
DO super American oicot, from eighteen feet
wide
do owpriced American oiiclot, three TO six feet
wide
10 do Cocoa mntings, for basement, nc.
Aso constantly hand full Of every variety OF Inn
ported and American carpeting such
Tapestry velvet tapestry Brussels English and American BRUSSELS
imperial PITY, Ingram, bne ingram, low
priced hemp aud both striped and plaid together
furnishing which
other dealers in this country,
ls-u Y. IT, HOOF n co.
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CABUsI's SALOON.

PROMENADE CONCERTS.
public respectfully informed that the first OF series OF
place Thusday March the 4th They
have secured services celebrated
Mrs. CARPENTER,
Miss G. REIGNOLDS,
talented children Les petite EMMA and GEORGIANA,
Together with full band
sayt will be
upon the came principle highly celebrated Mons.
Of Europe, has heen for 30 highly
cessful.
Tickets so gentleman, accompanied by two ladies, o.
Doors open at Ito commence at hnifpast7
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ron sAIETbe bonds Of the Ornnge and
II Alerandra Railroad Company.
For particulars, apply Y $500
March d--3tawlm CohcohAN q heGs'
rIAupER,s MAGAZINE and The International for
For sale BY the agents,
TAYLOR n MAURy,
,f.rch Booksellers, 9th street,
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DIED.

DIED,
Sd inst, JOSEPH NJ MUNDING In the 44h year
his age.
friends acquainances respectfully requested attend
funeral O'Clock Friday afternoon, from his residence
4, between / lh and 18th streets
NATIONAL THEATRE
Mr.. r. A, MARSHALL, Lessee MIR. w. M, FLEMING, Stage
Manager.
Of Of the highly accomplished
comedy actress nd vocalist Miss JULIA BENNETT,
from the Haymarket Theatre, London,
or THURSDAY EvsSSo, March T. 1884,
win be presented shakspeares comedy, in acts, Of
AS You LIKE 1T.
Bennett
Overture by Orchestra
To conclude with the very lauabable farce Of
rue SECRET, OR HOLE IN THE WALL.
s. dress circle phquee 30 reserved
orchestra as family circle, %
third Tier, so cents; eulored gallery, Is cents.
March
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DEADINGs for every day In Lent, complied from the
III Writings ofpi Jeremy Taylor ] small volums.
Cecil because Oueht by Cousin Kate
Hand pook OF the English Of students by
r. q. Latham r. r. 3.
New French Traveller Companion, intended
gde N Inc tourist by Gabriel
s,renne For TAYLOR n MAURY,
Feb 90 Booksellers oh street,
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IA, =. hUTHMANN, PennsyIwanss avenue, south
AZ and 9Th has rrcsived, by schooner
81 49, and other arrivals
* msker Meets veryenay Champagne
IS y "A. Mumms Verzensy do
| Also w Heidsick n Co.'S.
ana "a superior Coepsr brandy London brown stout, In
s1eh a ua n, Havana cigars, COLUMBIA brandt
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COKE, Tar, nnd Lame hand and for sale At tho
washington fuel gives an intense
readily charcoal The coal tar used
timber, IRON &c Tho lime,
highly ammonia Of az msnure
and far superior ordinary lime when used TOT % purpose
Dec 3p-u
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PROPOSALS for Carrying the Malls of the United
the following nom the LIST day OF Joy le5a,
the LIST day Of Ja 1854 win be received At e CONTRACT, Once OF
the Post once Department IN the city Of washington, until
the fth day Of May 1882 10 be decided by the day
eo35. From Washington Arkansa BY coumbn Saline Browns
Purpca Rocky Comfort, Mill Creek Texas, and Almond
Grove, Clarksvilo, 9e miles twice week and back.
Leave Washington every Thursday and Monday at AMI
Arrive Claksville next days by 6p. nj
Leave Ciarksyile every Thursday and Monday
Arrive Washington next days by p.
Mil Greek are supplied, win be considered.
NOTES.
should mode Of intended
be carried in preferences and their exclusion
required by the Of mails. Mail be
II be coach
Deduction will be made fsm the mail trips not
performed arreeaby to the contract
in annul the
failures for violating the post oce laws He may
he allows rats ertra
cuament for the service dispensed with
No win be allowed for excess o. actual over advertised
should be addressed To the Second Assistant
endorsed Mail Proposals In the Stats Of Ar
certificate Of
seng forth that guaanor able to good their
Posr oruoR Dsr.srSssr, Feb 81, lssa-feb S-is~+w -
Ill replying ayne in the Senate In 1880, comprising
also portraits Of many distinguished
present. will be exhibition and ser
2st instant from O'Clock, until sunset
Mondays ercepted the common council City
Hail. which been kindly granted Mr. Hesy Cor the by
board Of Common Council
Admission tickets, so be Obtained
the door Feb @-dSSeods~
NoTICEThe partnership heretofore existing under the
and 6fm OF DYER MCGUIRE Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent All persons indebted TO having claim. e n.
The old stand corner Of ION street and
Pennsylvania avenue. nyr,
u. @. MCGUIRE.
FFpRUARY IL 1852 reois-eooim
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FRKp TATEl l"iLIA 'Af
FIRED TATE & BROTHER,
(Lafs of Huntsriis, -4iabona,)
rro,uvv. Am oourssLLoRs Law, u aPANar,
courTY, Trrss,
prompt business inrused them
w I'm Fayete and adjoining counties
attention paid to land claims and collections
Ian s-d3m
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PHILADELPHIA, January 20.--A despatch from
New York states that they have now the collect
weather ever known there. The East and North
rivers are frozen over
Severe Cold
FRAScoN1A, N. H., January 20.-The thermom
eter in this place stood at forty three degrees
below zero this morning.
Definition of the Georgia.
NEW YoRK, January 20-The steamer Georgia
is below, from Chagres, detained by ice.
The Weather in Philadelphia
PHLADELPHIA, January 20-In Philadelphia to.
day the cold Is awful. The Delaware is frozen
over, and travel is much interrupted. Several
fires occurred last night and this morning.
Cold JVtather at the U-sst
ST. LOUIS, January io-The weather ia very
cold here The thermometer at seven o'clock this
morning stood at IA degrees below the freezin q
point. The river is full Of heavy floating ice, and
navigation is entirely suspended.
Sicauasr Detained
NEW ionK, January 2O.-1he steamer United
States, for Chagrcs, prevented from calling to.
day by the ice in the bay.
From the Plains
ST. LOUIS, January 2O.-We have intelligence
from Independence to the 18th. There was no
snow on the plains.
Robert Brest, of Santa Fe, and two men who ac-
COmpanleu MIN, are Delleved 10 have been killed
By Indians on their way from FL Paso.
indignation Meeting.
PITTsBUReH, January 20.-There was an indig-
nation meeting here last night on account Of the
introduction into the Legislature of res buttons
authorizing the abandonment of the Wheeling
bridge suit.
Extensive Fire.
MACON, January 20.--A fire occurred here this
morning on Cherry street. by which seventeen
buildings were desroyed-loss s 80, 900.
I'VE presume this TO mean Macon, in Geor-
gia.-ED.l
The Forrest Case
New YoRK, January 20--The testimony in the
Forrest case closed to-day, and MIR. Van Buren, has
commenced summing up.
Death Of Fenimore Csoper's Widotp.
CoorERsTows, n. Y, January 2O.-The widow
OF Fenimore Cooper died here to day.
Inauguration Of Governor Biglsr.
HARRISBURG, January 20-2 p. m.-Govcrnor
Bgler inauVurated 10 dav
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
QUARTERMAsTER GESEsALs orFIcg,

QUARTERMAsTER GESERAL's OFFICE,
WAsmSGToS CRY, January 10, 1852.
WHEREAS certain drnfts, purpOrting 20 be
w those Of officer Of the Quartermastcr q
Department, on Major General Thomas =. Jesup,
Quartormaster General, have been presented for
payment, which drafts forgerics, IL becomes
necessary to Issue THE caution in order that the
public may be on its guard should other drafts Of a
like character be in circulation.
The drafts presented above bear the forged
signature Of CaptAin l.. C. Easton, ssistant Quar-
termaster of the United States Army. They nre
numbered l13 and ia, dated Assistant Quarter
masters Office, Santa F6,' New Mexico, July !.
ls5l the one Tor S2350 the other for ; 200, and
both in favor Of ustayus McIIarcourt, formerly a
clerk in the employment Of Captain Easton, re
Gently stationed in Santa re. They bear their
face the forged signature Of Colonel f.. v Sumner,
approving the same.
Said MclIarcourt has been reported TO This Office
az having committed extensive frauds on his en-
ploycr. Captain Easton and IL is feared he has de-
fraudcd the community 10 n large amount by
means of forged draits similar 10 those described.
This caution is given that all may be on their
guard against receiving drafts, whether in favor
Of or endorsed by. said McIarcourt. II is believed
there arc no genuine drafts Of Captain Easton's
outstanding on which the name Of McHarcourt
appears in any way.
by direction Of the Quarcrmastcr General.
WIN. A. GORDON,
Jan u Chief Clerk.
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WESTERN MILITARY INSTITUTE,
DreMmOn Syringe, Henry County. Ky

THIS Institution offers those peculiar advan-
Il tagcs. that, with a most thorough literary
course il combines the essential parts Of the scien-
tific one OF the U. S. Military Academy, while it
promotes, by military exercise, that health, phys
cal development and consequent mental vigor
which the ordinary system of education tends
rather TO destroy. Under its methodical distrbu
ton OF time, and the habits of punctuaty attained
by military discipline in a situation remote from
the allurcments, the vices, and the designations
usually incident to college life, the student &C
complish more than ordinary results. 1t affords
superior opportunity for the study Of MODERN
LANGUAGES and the science and practice of EN-
GINEERISo Its Academic Staff consists of ten
experienced professors. The cadets in attendance
are from sixteen different States.
The ANNUAL SESSION commences the second
Monday in September, and the SEMI-ASSUAL one
the first Monday in February, closing on the third
Thursday in June.
Terms: Tuition, boarding, rooms, furniture,
washing, fuel, lights, servants attendance, field
music, ofarns, and surgeons fec, s 65 per an
mum. Modern Languages and Landscape Draw
ing are taught at an extra charge OF $40 per an
mum for each. Cadets received at any time
during the session, and charged proportionably
for the unex pired part.
For further information apply to Colonel b. r.
johnson, Superintendent, at Drennon Springs, OF
A. o. Smith, Treasurer, Louisville, Kentucky.
Jan l4-tApl
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STANDING RULES AND ORDERS for con
- Quoting business in the Housc Of Representa-.
tyCs and Senate of the United States, with the
Constitution and amendments thereto; | vol. IN
terloaved for notes, &c
few copies for sale by
TAYLOR MAURY,
Jan al booksellers, near 9th st.
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Irving Hotel.

GJ>Nr. C.. w. JAMES, No. ] Harrison street,
Cincinnati, Ohio, is our General Trapeliing Agent
for The JVestern States, assisted by John r. Dent,
Or. j. n Wadsioorlh, alexander II. Ln,os james
Rutherford, Dr. Lott Ed,oa,ds, c. M. l.. JViseman,
aud o. n. Eggleston.
Mr.. HENRY NJ. LEWIS, Montgomery, Aia-
bdmd is General IrGueilins agent for the States
Of Aiob ina and Ttnnesses, assisted Gy O. f. Le,eis
James o. Lstuis and Samuel u. Letpis.
Mr.. LSRAEL 4. JAMES, No ls2 South Tenh
street, Philadelphia, General Trarellng agent
assisted by UilIiam H. Ipeid, John Collins, James
Deeying, a. Aux WeiliHgfon, T.. A. Eoans, Perm
Locke, George p. Button, Joseph Button, ID. X.
Goodin, Fiiliam J. COREY, Isaac VI. Bodine, aud
Haiter ID. Thompson.
-Rsceipis from either of he ADORE tpiu be good
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DISCONTINUED.


Chcnings, CORTLAND county, New York.
Allensyille, Allcgany county, New York
Porterfeld. ycnango county, Pennsylvania.
South Brunswick, MiddIosex county, ". Jersey.
Elk Furnace, Nelson county, Virginia
Rose Grove, Appomattox county, Virginia.
. Green Bud, Sussex county, Virginia.
Pedcnsville, Chester district South Carolina.
Telofa, Madison county, Florida
Elizabeth, Lawrence county, Ohio.
Prune Hill, Montgomery county, Alabama.
Green Grove, Conway county, Arkansas.
Plum Grove, Blount county, Tennessee.
Sequa!chie. Marion county, Tennessee.
Oenca, Jefferson county, Wisconsin.
ST. Mathews, Jefferson county. Kentucky
Ralphton, Fulton county, Kentucky.
Atchnfalaya, Point Coupee parish, Louisiana.
Johnson, Washington county, Missouri.
Deer Creek, Issoquona county, Mississippi
NAMES CHANGED.
New Mills Essex county, Mass.-namc changed
TO "Danvcr's Port"
Carbon, Aroostook county, Me name changed
to "Dyndon."
Kecncsvillc. Union county, Pa.-name changed
to "shamokin Dam"
Jackson's Mills, Lenawec county, Nickname
changed TO addison"
Roland. Muscogce county, Co.-name changed
to Cottage Mill"
Solitude, Brazoria county, Texas changed
to "Oystcr Creek"
Wyanton, Calhoun county, Fla nomc changed
% "Wcst Wyhnton."
Back's Store, Tippah county Miss. name
changed TO "Jonosboro'."
Bridge. 81. Francis county, Ark.-name changed
20 "Taylor's Creek"
Dudley, Polk county, lowa.-name changed to
"Carlysle."
Bridgeport, Brown county, Wis.-namc changed
TO "Wrghtstown."
Jameson's Owen county Ky 81 name changed to
"HaTmon's,"
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CONTENTS,
|. Use and Beauty of Words.-Fraser's Mag
ine.
2. Sermons in Sonneit.- Examiner
8. Life Amongst the Loggers.-B iackWood's
Magazine.
4. Maurice Tiernay, Concluded )--D.ttm Uni
p@sify Magazine.
Carlyles Life ofSterling .-Eclecfic Rsoislr.
q. Old Moses. MeLhodist Protestant.
7. Admiral Napier and Lord John Russell
Times.
8. Secret History of the Usurpation,-- Grauu dc
Cassagnac.
8. American Alliance.-TImes.
10. Lord Palmerston and the Russell Cabinet
Times.
IL. England, France, and Europe Morning
Chronicle.
With Poetry and Short Articles.
WAsHsGToS, December II, 1915.
OF all the Periodical Journals devoted TO LiteTa-
ture and Science which abound in Europe and in
this country, this has appeared to to be the
useful Ii contains, indeed, the exposition only OF
the current literature of the English language, but
this, byits immenseexten and comprehension, in
cudes portraiture Of the human mind in the ut
most expansion ofthe presentage.
j. @. ADAMS.
Enthusiastically at S6ayear,by
4. LlTTELL u Co., Boston,
And sud by JOS. SHILLINGTON,
Jan l9-dtw&wlw corner Pa. av and 81 ct,