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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-22
NOT. Sls5I G5ilidsy, b5tsf6Id, Wiz and

.e-Noss. Messfs Holiday, eB6tsr6ri, wait and
Dr.. rsuPsg g9g +; S & bonds a pps year,
be issued in IEaslt iaE new waller pipe laid on
centrs streetS eaitied. - hsaaotiH 'Tk
DR.. Tsnner'nSs that the Old phips, taken up on
Centre street be laid down on South streetsi Car
ried. 'a'' - M So 80 ,,5 sli
The following bills were ordered to bepaidsa7
Llpppp BsIeeI q Co saegtel ~ 81 'gg9lgrq
Al. Chatnoek rs failsafatf bb,s9 ibl.
sundryIse Bills fsi5 '='i'a7t5oo1
n. 4, Billiard stisH -acgf isls,la,2e z
Peiitionaof III HoTnbFooE for privilege Of setting
a street hydrant--granled- 8 ta5~ .',s''l
Petition 81 r X glshese for HE privilege 81 pa
wing the space in front Of his coal banL-gtanted.
Petition Of L, s. Root for remoyalof tile Guards
old engine house. Laid on the table, s,sas-d
ArepU4t from the City Flour Inspector was read
and on motion received and placed on file; ~
Sfr.i Wilson mosea that q double footway be laid
down crossing in front ofthe 4th Rtesbyteri-
ORGhprch- carried. =
On motion Of Mr., Forbes the committee on
StFeetsland AIleyswere ordered to eontraetaina-
mediutely for footwaY from lhe cSfnegof "a street
and Alley i to thepnblic grave yard. s'a3oti =
On motion, council odiolrneassg
r,zs,l, st-rfs. sss1 .lS..izl,a G63lah. Lns Hlsf
80 saiiria I1T65 9Ial{ iHIF 1Till Eitiados
UFmEs "A ERE broke out about two o'clock
this morning on the alley running from Mainto
10 Market, between Madison and JefeTsor, consul
ming a large frame stable belonging to Mr.. W. W.
Shriver, besides several other small buildings, and
the caTpehtet,shOb OF Mr! JAS McGes. =
At the same time this morning a stable, black
smith aud cafpentef shop. IN Brtdgepor. were con-
suFesd,By.isfs PqIticulaTs,ef bolhito;msnoW.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-22

CoxYEcrroSERY AND ToYs.--Mrs. N. ,. Heating,
1.-THE Washington Hall Confectionery, is provided
with an infinite variety Of attractive articles for
the Holidays, If you wish to get something good
or pretty for your children OF yourselves, call at
Mrs. Keating's. .aas.3sass s.aig 3 'yoii7z
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,mrAntnr, ~ iI,Ypf .nsGI1n

=. -, STEAMBUATI aEAPLUSIUN-- u. -. p B
30 CNcMNATr, Dec 2l.--The steamer Zachary
Taylor, from LawTencebuTs for this city, exploded
tLis morning at O'Clock, at Taylorsvile, killed
and 10 scalded.. Boat saved from sinking The
upper caben otmnchIdamaged 1Asdd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-22

TaE LEcrukE by Dr.. D.. W. Clark, of cinciaai.
place tonight at Union Hall The ability and
eminence of the lecturer should secure q full
house. "a is si.s .ssFu Is isF ssisi4i.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-22

s.I5qfso1 RIVER AND, WEATHER, 's, Il 53 ,S :
y PTrITsBuRoH, Dec 20.-Riyer a ft.s6 inches by
metal mark, falling slowly. Weather-clear and
CIScINnATT, Dec. 2I--Riyer r.sensl2 inches to-
day. Weather clear und cool. y. sLl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-22

THE Omar MUSICAL ENTEETAISMENr- OF THE
sEIsoS.-Last night was the occasion of the great
est and most brilliant assembly of the season.
When we say that olEE Bur & srRkckcscu, the
lions, aud PAFrb the dear lille sing bird, eonr
sttuted the performers, we have Indicated that the
performance was 'fimmense.'' "a z'7 ~
We have no room for further comments With
the delicious sounds ringing in our ears. we believe
we'll go TO sleep, while we have something pleas
ant to dream upon, and say the balance at another
time. ~ 8 -. 80 5igs,i a 81
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- laI7lI gPii,5 vopK W1RKFT :. !.

= 4",ai NEW YORK MARKET ss.s .iS
E2NEw YoRK, Dec. 2I.-Flour, State 81 Ohio
T,o6a7.12; Southern T,12a7,25, steady. WheSti
Canadian 1854, firm. fIixed Corn s2i old yellow
SO; new rs, frmer. Prison Whisky 2St. PIo-
visions steady. ~ s, ,,' 80; IL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-22
.MTs 1sElf..f "a NE69Is.

81 sIaN7 OR 8 Gerry sToRH. s
lssa .sssps Moe ,yVaahinst6ilf3l 1n ETIF q H 20
Pc ssl5ln Monroe u " lee fag, Va,
q ~ WOODROW INFO ms lie citizens Of
Ne and stlat ~ v no 2ne u
te best taniy sin tie Mestesn
cpuntf cons rtcip The best
gtdesJies toiEA @ all VIII besolt az IS
low prices can be bought in the etJ 0fs6s call o
thihtfhEseIiii IS Igi - = i1lystA
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-22

s,H.,sq.. CINCINNATI MARKET. 55,5asi.f
4 CIEcINNGTI, Dec. Electromagnetic, no sales Of
Importance. Whisky 2o4 cts, Hogs steady with
sales of 1000 at 4,25.a4,25i extra heavy green
hams 6,4Oa6,5O; shoulders 8 S-s and sides IL
Other articles unchanged. ,lrss 81 @ e. :. 80. Il,
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i-7I7g5lgs NOTICE TO SHIPP ERS. sss' 80.
Union Line Packets leaving regularly on the Srrl
cars ali ladtlg mi be on ooaH1 Ss-
foFp nci6c ri Al. The Line will not be resFonsi be
or any goods, and will not pay or collect
EharreS on obds for which bills OF ladhg are nou on
board the boats before their departare. 9aIoI-I--
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M or HEBEDlTARY SCROFUL


The following certifcateis eminent Lawyer OF
Kentucky, who is OF the states, having fora
number OF veal s represented his State III Congress:
ii affords me peasQe stale that Dr. Hanion's Tine
ture has affected most Extraordinary cure of my slave
boy Albert The patieht three years OF mi had
thc scrorla Ills et rs sciOulous. The boy was
moving mass nom lead 10 foot The upper lids
etcs were much swollen n turned inside OUT eS
hbg horlible mattering ulcers, and overtbe
eye balls so TO prohce bltndhess It's strange, YET
ifuc This felt resigned to see die relief
from sulernEhas been restored llsstIh under The
treatment of DR. Hampton w - Ht49MASSoN.
D,iSI .iAiaTfh
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-22

Two HouRs WITH Ok BuLL.--NeVe; .hayewe
spent more delightful time than we did yesterday
in two hours interview with oLE BUZZ. .Wecous
fess that the notion we had previously formed of
him was far from doing him justice. We had re-
garded him only as great yiOhnist, who after
arousiug, subduiHgs enhancing, aud eIecnlying on
audience, retired from the st &c amid thunders of
APPLAUSE, leaving no other feeling publicly or phi
vately in regard to the man than the usual idle
curiosity to see one or the wonders Of the world.
1t was therefore, only at theUEgeht sOlicitatioo
friend that we called upon him. Never were We
more mistaken. Ilstead Of beholding a ''butly
Norweigian,p capTieious and petplent "artistei"
we beheid a Man in the true sense Of the word,
with heart alive to every generous emotion and
glowing with the spirit of freedom; man of rare
and well cultivated intellect, and, with a counte
nance tad;entSwith the FIRE OF genius. Ny
Ole BulL is about Eorty-ise years OF age yet he
would easily pass forOne ofthirtyv He is full six
feet high, remarkably slender, with a finely devel-
opeL chest. The. contour Of, his head and face
bears striking resemblance to that Of Henry
Clay, his face hvaing oil the blandness with rather
more viyaeity than that Of the mpassioned orator,
the chualrous man, and the Iamented statesman,
His features are very expressive, yet finely formed,
Indicating exquisite seasibiity with great force Of
character. In his eyes are alteFnaely
moist with some emotion of Tenderness or flash-
ing with the ere Of ehthasiasm pt Indignation.
nHis L. that language OF the heart 81 = -ia . srs,'
Thought, word that bids tho warm tear START "
or tue smile u ~ the cheek. rCr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-22

From the Birth Place Of Christie
pher Columbus! SSs
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF HAMPToN'S
VEGETABLE TINGTURE.
a Letter from an Officer III oiu.i Gallant Nguy.
M have many other letters We give one below and
wv again y to the Aihieted you delay trying
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-22
d - aVro. i ~ sMeeds.

7
lfSoItbihsler & IsIhh X book ifndttirer,
En5 No. "a Monroe IS UP STAIRS. .s,3t4s
yXBpULD tfuilJ ad ppb-
YY lici1 enefhI that they hA bought tho blis.
known ~ lanes N, Eging's Book aud
nd are nov TO- Rule and
hfid to order, blank b6okR every desetipt6h,
pc ideals, 70 be surpaa
f IL s s9SS
apf9-fY ~ -, ft, &
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-22

Ineot6r easdeis tti or m6ah,f Z, y ,l3
His conversation and beanng is TINT Of a man
who is impeIled to the performance of some great
duty from some great principle. That duty and
that principle Is his desire tolbeneft his country
men-to eHdow them with,the blessings Of free
aud independent government When we spoke
of his Colony in Pennsylvania, it drew from him
some of the most feeling and etoquent remarks IN
regard to his suffering e0Uniryrnen we have ever
listened 10. Ihifelaii5l i6itbe Illegal sale to him
of the land in Potter county, on which heshad To-
Gated some eight hundred Of his countrymen, and
by which, as it has been reported, some $4,000
of his money was ,faudehfy taken from, him, he
placed us in possession Of facts which leave US
no room to doubt that his noble and Sonfdink
nature has been most oatiagepusly abused BY a'set
of mercieSs shaEpers, at " hich every honest Amer
lean must BLUSH His 6ye lhis county and its
institutions amounts to almost idolatry, and he
speaks of his wrongs with the most EotbeaEing dis
position and shrinks from thrQstiag them before
the public and making himself an object Of sym
patty. He has a Nays hrl Fsfdsed to do So BE-
Ieving that justice IN his case VIII ultimately Tn
umph without any adyeatltioas I'd from a syn1pq-s
thsing public. 81 isef = 1890 s sss ,55,
We are speaking OF. Ole Bull as A man. As an
artistic the euiogy Of world has long since ex
pended all its resources upon him. Hiseharsest1sr
is just such as we might expect mud none who
has rejected, as he has done the costly ana
gIittenng houors of monaTchs and idssPois when
they were Offered in any eheE spirit than that sot a
tribute to the man and the adePeneqt ana iiDetal
sentiments which he advocated. The Amstlfa 4
Republic has uoscostIy gifts 20 lavish upon gnil
but they have given him that which IS deaEer, 70
his heart, the bteatHiess applause Of her crowded
Senate Chamber, the unbOught affection end az
mration Of her statesmen, and the eptha=
siastie love Of her people. ss.s ti3;ei ls
In his character asa man. which Is tnatl 70 "
loved rather than admitted. We have key to tas
strong hold which he has upon the affections -.
who know him. 5T6s fmdsic. that breaties' aua
speaks, and liy beheat his magical rs but
the soul of The man speaking IL lansqage Wh''n
reaches all hearts ,aiia ftda
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-22
e DIR, Gordon Harris.

~ y,l5 = Ors Iord0ns F1aff1Sj ~ - ~ ~
az, A GRkDUATE or CAliBRI I DIG "
AFFlCR-BaltimoTe Lock InfiTmaTy. No 81 south Gay
street. oprOsite TIE fctanges Buildings, Baltlndle
practical experience OF over 90 years enables Dh.
cases. which too long seen yielded byesuaf PhJs-
clans to the hanas Quaokcy He may be consulted con-
hden.ally, either IN peTsoHor by letter. 10
R@Pesons a,listance cured athome by addressing
ettor to DR.. Harris. BALTIMORE MD
confidential remedies by mail to any tile u. s.
See advertisement on fourth page. Az apr4-1y
Foreign Exchnnge, Foreign lExchnnEe.
DERSONS wishing to TeIEt roney to- England, Ireland
or Scotland lin aniounfs noInE upwards can find a
safe, quick and cheap nedum through NJ ~
sEDWARpSI6 ANFoRD& Coz
,s,iI,ts I'M PIGMAN5 AGENT
ne13tf. sassfi IltshHfg U9yf Mcclure House.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-22
57i4FHE MAY TO GET "A GOOD WIFI.
---.---- s INr 2 NrrION q ENTI EMENll - -

'.ETRFHE WAY TO GET "A GOOD WIFE
fI-ssil ATTENTION GENTLEMENll ,s....
MORGAN H. GREGG has just received from New
MI York and the Eastern cities, the most splenull as
sortnent cloths, cassimeTes, yestrgsI Shirts ana u
rshrts gloVes, and variety Of wear
ing apparel superior style and qualty ever
oered in w healig, which he Is prepared TO make 10
orde in the elegant and fashionable London PANS
or eastern styles, gentlemen may pTeeT aEd az me
shortest notice question the position which
holds Ieaderof fashion in the city OF
WheeiiTg; and doubts but that he is the man
in cutting, hitting, and his assoTt
neit 10 the tusts and OF the public He has DIS.
ianced ali his cOmpetors In the horse lines at the
Wheeling Fair which he led IA because OF the Immense
press OF business his establishments from which he
could not withdraw his mind long enough to to the
hoTseraee; but he 6eas dIin this ne must
rest satisfied with his Tiority III that and
continue to serve the public az his Emporium on MOD
rec street, ab0vC the Mcclure House: a., 4,
Cali und for yOurseIT and the result = -
Every body IS there. but there Is loom ana TOT
more. II they will call in time. ..g- : oetzsam-
Te1sF 5000 Of those uice Imported Negro Eagle Prhe
lEpees, Just received and for sale by = q -! II
CASE OF those uneqaled Euera Impressa Regaias fresh
fEG% Havana for sale by LOGAN, CARR & Co
INN R0XRs Scotch SNUFF III PACKAGE Just resolve"
llJU and for sale ny u LOGAN, CARR G Co
Inn BOXES Scotch SnuTTIn D pack Tor sale BY
4SJ(Jl deco lrfa szti 9tB LOGAN, cAeR& Co
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-22

Observation-Disclosures b.TI.-.1 J1F
NToTicE hereby given to al
thst nonhiy inaainets OF Zen the amount 81
lions win be a.
lfreafsf part OF the Road being
= nj = srae force enSaEsd, white tncIea
are to be IN 1neF
The fourth instaImeDt must Paid np peoIe the tenIn
of November without tnrtheS nouee; EsELq n q
= fiffsi llHlBy order Of the boar ,. - ~
IEAahIrrthi. .Pa. oct - move
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Tobaooo |. .Tobaooo! ~ Tobaoool.

~ z n, call the attention OF Mer-
YYoha nts very large anu gene
stock MI TObancoy Cigars, nt etc. aud such oheF afu-
ces as egit nlaIely beollg regular % ~
TVhOieEnI e Tobacco HOuBes tgl aaFI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-22

ll nDREADFfC GIL ~ 1EtHl Y tAFNSE 4,
from the Parents. 4iit4g ,s=sa.b q
~, And must this continue Shall we be wise in I
all that concerns the cattle Of our fields our horses
our sheep, our COWS, our oxen, the nature and
ehafaoter Of the soil we possess the texture and
quality Of our goods and merchandise but in all that
functions and passions, subject to great derauge-
mont involving our future peace and; happinesa-e
In ali that concerns the health and welfare of tho
wife Of our affections, and the mother of our chill
dren; in all that concerns the mental and physieal
well being Of those children, ne should be I'M
3 mersed In tho darkest and most 80 z ,s. sas
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-22

-ITIT-If-
Messrs Mortimer & Mowbray: GentlemeneI5Heyins
been Liver Complaint oftensyears Standg
erebv for Inc benefit OF the afflicted, take great pleas
III in announcing after using few bottles oi your
Hampon Tinctue. found ithad accomplished perieei
rure lhave used different medicines from time 10 tine
hui never able oaecoupt for amy good
ee Il found which possesses tic woldIou power
human iife The many 1T has wrought is
{cient guSrantce on he henefeian resuts which may
from its use Yours 1esaeSs,9HiyT .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-22

$. G. HAkke' rs. q. r. fsIs ~ CO., . sT. l
y, STEAMBOAT AGENTS, WHEELING "a.
HEIILbattend to the and delivering oIreishs
wv and collection or freight bills.i - ,7I ~ ~
my-0nlcs at the Store.ai olbllQal LloollSE9l2
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-22

I.4i:sse 4ia bta oUEENS%ARE.i 'as9 a. 5efa e7ays
w receiyn per ships Mary ,l Hale Sna s5
nent The largest "a n is AGO 10 % Menroe s
4 7. - - -. 80, ~ near tire Post odlce g
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-22

PARENTS. AND GUARDIANS -
diseases their sons and How oite do they as
cre 10 other causes OF o. Tie frame ilocy mad
ths ycds system sqsl aud sSiRtSEs indieSS'ng SSn
iS II srneious h66gh alfuri
mind and body. = . -- -, -,.,,-3l1,i., -
No MERCURY OR 1oRLUM1SQLEMN OATH.
M, Morse In wing recently heard that ysieians,
and several druggists asserted That his Cordial con-
fsi Mercury and Opium, has made the following afda.
Vii Whether those sioi1 aud supposed it
contained Mercury OF Opium from the singular eneg6
,yih which II acts upon aftcIAT senses, or from the
greatp6 pain orOut OF envy e knowsn
Stale York. lefty andeonnty OF New YORK. 50.
ON the 26fday o. Juue DstSi6, appear.
me- "A ndre~ .Meke5 OF the city OF Now
Morse, who by being duly sworn tltth
enuse and say thattere corrosive or Oth
er meforal nrephfaon used in compromising and manu-
GIctnTing or Is contained the medicine known by tho
Of i$g Morse,s Cordial, and that
1t does not cOnraiD Of Qplnpl ls is3l h
sysnrn before me- Ills e6th day OF Jhne, 1Si lt 81 VIZ
s''U'' 'S'N' - "a. II. MIGRLE, Mayor
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1.eAst 00J Of uee imported Negro Eagle
lEpees, Just received and for sale by q -. -
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- CAUTION no THE PUBLIC.

BE NOT DEPR.aUDED! I.I,t-I-.ifI.l
~ BUT NO book unloss Dr.. a, n. Mauriceau; 12s
fterty Street. N. Y, is on the title page, and the
ertry In the Clerks Office on the back Of the title
mage and buy only of respectable and honorable
5SsIeTs or send by mail, and address to DIR. "A. M.
Nanriceau, as there arc spurious and Eurreptous
sainffingements Of copyright '7Aig - 80 !,
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FL F.. - ,i,.1sP Partner Wanted. 81, al
STEAM ENGINE MANUFACToRY AT ~

s91 ? O. PRIVATE SALE.
The will dispose OF the one Phillips
well known teanr Engine tcsetherwtth the
ground buildings, tools and patteriis.g b Il
Having contracted for the necessary lathe2 IN addi
t TO his present tools, for the of Conducting The
msnGlctre or iii descriptions or Railroad ars, etc. in
connection with Foundry and Engine Manufaeto[y he
atters himself OF the number OF railroads
terminating here there Is not better location for that
business in'the West. = ,..s q. .--ts.-,5 H.,
All those desiring to engage the above business will
find rare chance for good inveStmnnty The establish
In full opera ton and VIII be 70 taRe
contracts for Cars, 6lC In short time turther IN
formation apply to the xubscTiber BY letter.
-ost2n.3nli .sE isl1=- H. iW.9PitIIibIFh.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-22
, Reflections for the Th0GghtfdI.

= Strange that countless human beings exist and
., drag through life as do the beasts Of the, field OH
III the insects of the earth, eYincng nomore thought
or reflection than though the noble faculties Of mind
" were notvouchsnfed to theml7g seg roc 9uog 20
tgsi Many such are husbands md fathers upon whom
are dependent the health; tho we'll being, and the
% happineSs Of eonfding and afebonAte wife, with
perhaps family Of children. i,,jb sss.is; So ~
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EPoRTED7 FOR THE fNTELLIGENGER.

lgynchburg Fire, Life & Marine 1psuranesG
.oESLYHcHBURo, va;
aH!alB - 4oiiHs1r DE- q. Breeze AgSItt.f
NFPICE-Main street; next door 20 n & Al bank
u nnN2B.IY ..NtEl allll. .tWheelIng..Nn. !.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-19
No. 4ai.
NOTICE OF WITHDRAWAL

From public sale ami J,rfr9te enfTV Of lands
lying nIthin fifteen mtfes of the route o.
the propoSed raiirood from Braad3a. IN
HtsstsStpp'. to Montgomery, ia alabama
n consequence Of ur-ent Representations behalf
i Of the Interests Of the proposed railroaa from
Brandon to Montgomery, the President % he United
states has directed that, for the presen, fan uuti
the pleasure of Congress can De a-cor. nei in re
gard to grant Of public lsnd in aid of constituting
said railroad the public lands living within fttor
niites (or thsreabuuts, may tel on either
side of an air line between Brandon and Hout.,rl
ry In the districts Of land subject TO sale Mt JaCKs,N
and AUGUSTA, in Mis- issippi. and at DFNupoIIs ,rd
C.HABA in Alabama. be withheld from punlic ssleor
private entry, las the msy requirc) until fIr-
Their notice and special instructions To tlat pu11-,
have been according TO given to the land officers Of
the districts aforesaid
The limits Intended in the above order, fshown Iv
diagrams furnished to the land officers include Ir.
tons of public lands ADVERTISE, to he offered at A.
gAS!d on the 10Th Pr"Iinl ana at Den,1,os on the
18th pro1i;lo, bv tie Presidents lrocarston If
I'd May last; and also include portions Of tie ia.s
in the same districts directed to he r,sori pr, &c
'ntry by the notice from uis Office suljonei to list
Proclamation. lying within the undcrmentisnei
townships, VIZ:
NORTH Of The base lac ami East # tn. Clo-gu mn
diam
In the AuGUsT, district. in Mississippi: TOWNSHIPS
three, four, i've, six and seven, Of RANGES twelve
thirteen, fourteen. fifteen. sixteen, seventeen rud
eighteen.
North Of The base tns ami Hca II II. 81. S,J,hea's
meridian
in the DIaoroLIS district. in Alabrms: TcvSsHrp.
thirteen, fourteen, fifteen SiNt-rn and seventeen 81
RANGES two, three, ard four an { fractional Town.
sTiPs thirteen snd fourteen ofRlNGE five the an odd
lands within which townships arc u be withheld
from public saie, private entry las the case may
be- until further notice
Valid prescription claims within IN. limits afcr.-
said may, however, be established aud paid for as
heretofore.
BY order of the BreSden,
Given under my har d, at the General Land Ofi-e,
city OF ashnston, tlis nine.aenth ,lav Of Au-ust
1900. JOHN WILSON.
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Select Classical and Mathematical
School.

VNHE subscriber has removed his school to College
Il HUI, where cOmmodious building is being
fitted up for its reception As the preparatory de-
partment of the Columbian College, il will continue
to preserve the character of strictly selec; school
designed for laying the foundation of thorough En-
glish, classical and mathematical education The
next session Will commence on the 18th of Septen-
Der, and close on the last of June
Ierms Sl2 so per quarter, payable in advance.
At small additional charge the students will be
permitted to attend the lectures delivered in college
on chemistry, geology, and nneralogy, and also to
receive instruction in French and other modern Ian
guages by the professor in that department.
Pupils may be boarded at the college, under the
special care and superintendent of the principal.
Inc necessary expenses of full boarding student
VIII De ABOUT $50 per academic year. and of a
weekly boarder will not exceed Sl50.
GEO. s. BACON. Principal.
Refer to the faculty of the Columbian College :;
Colonel J. L.. Edwards; Colonel Peter Force: VIM
Gunton, esq; l.. ID. Gale, NJ. d., of the Tatent Of
nee; Joseph Wilson, Esq, of the Land Office. and
Professor e. C. levitt OF the Smithsonian Institute
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