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~ '%hh- =, hhii Ne~ 0gsn. Ia DO Cuba 40 pa,,o s,:
Iv ~ N'Irr susAri ~ do Crushed po.J, 49,, Sr.sI
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AM GFAKAFhV Bow 80
fr sale by booksellers generally
Connittrrs Teachers others engaged "a the cause Of nu
cation, viii Ice supplied with Published
by HURUEsS
.eI7-3 CND No. CO. John street New Yo,E
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FA FALLIUPOETiTION.
lSjJ,

RI Ill IN UPOHTITION.
1854,
NMf Ht Ii.FH. Importer ; q NIs,, .,,r.. f.-.-- .,
''S Nfrrt r'ui the uauatcturrr. Furor,. az.
country on, D r largest vi ~ i. ~
'. y 'r-A.-y pHiss fguF,, f4i F,fu. ..T. b.. t..
ever heretofore offered 10 tle trade. ~ '''' "' mas
As he b. to business wi,A
-e'rtu 'rflia Itnncssee and Carolina merchant. ~ -,
sn making thsir Parchasrs of him IO~ =. similar -
he bought iu Northern markets - '' -''''e' 'Au
Ei'1NuNu. Alsus is'g 80. a.,
'hFHuOis 3h''y of u,tss ,hesp e Fsr. tut ygrv a., Len
OeN . - also, dly expected ~ u,s u b,rss of ,. f5r
sale ~ s-t the trade, ~ W. ''''' ''
uUS
thiNO -niiif- AN UHNWttl- tt,.r,s.. I.ti...
w a-H t-rf- H. Ntr.vr -fIrts '
la,i,s. tHi Uauu STA o.
ueutt Lambs wool ard shaker SlIrts
Mrtiuu sui shaker prsusrs
i'I '''oftmt"t ~ tis ato,r O1yi. f.r ssfs tv
I'VE &. HAGTWFII A 90.
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above al com-ti,"' the Fsr ~ PIlLe medal
. asr1 - ''-'''' " btNNETr a BEERs, Druggist.
Y the Eaetor
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a.. We, g severa! hean'iful Patterns in set. or ,
for sale Ly " N~u'A"n MsilsL., Of all sizes,
ne bCLklh 4 Co.
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MACHINERY AND MACHINE TOOLS
Tnx,f n .iaehi9sry Depot, 8: Cnurtand, stree; NJ,
MACIISts. ' "N "V"usN"Tths Patent PL. XISC
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- f-NDth--A large So. ~ -
D. AS" Buttons Phs, Nerdlt. HooIs ar 49,
ht'nS "i tasots, Tea
90; pe''sr ha'e- Caps AID Goblrts Fr sae b,
ElIkS MALE, Main
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g-r, iis ~ y, ,,"V" ,, yN N-f No . tG"n street,
vuTsbe " ' ~
~ Over 1900 Of these popular have bscn sold during
'he present "'as"n
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JAS WINSTON.
NV AM NttHtsttNU HOUks TgTg Ig.v,. 5---,
4 y lanny's Portfolio, uuslIr- Frlce 81 9s ~
Is ~ ~ Wv '''H'A'.r sl'''iN
tfca1' ere, " - Love Test by Annette Mars NAL.
Nh li- -.'. ' "Ihe CIfIg 1usII0
Nftfi F 'tor' NovsI p, C,tharIn. rtlr muslin .s.
80 N..t W.. .Ht .f.rr fl. by MlIg HraIt' rrsH-G Gs-
.r OBJ. l"kn.Eu &c at,ss ~ yCtsr.1s sinclair u :.
hu 81. F '" " '''''N' mus
rsU,-.ine. o. Hs,ar, ~ John = jenkins. r-s.r.p-,f
Ntt Ifuths by Great Auiors u,ura yrf Ads h. pag.
W." @ sf'gr@ Hf t afes trf both hrnisfhyref nusan Al II
pauuE Deeds % Ame Heroes. Hi.graphci sE.t.ts
e',..u ~ james o. braymAn, tsq, musIn-ti.
~ ,he JAMES GLIB.
nals No 81 Main street, opposite ciiy Hotel
fPiS-i' bb Oraure ant Abearis Apples. fr s,- b, .
- lnal JOHN y. GORDON son
- ohthfkN UNNau balrs Northern Itay ,nii.y f,, I-
~ lnoIsI EDMOND, DAvgNPORr Co
- pr.tt We Ntt. today received.
VI Pan 500 Embroidered Vioth ClUats
-. Do velvet d.
Cotf, Velvet auI sik TaIuss
ketl Cashmere PIt.F s-.ra
T-rehrr with Hfti most beautiful ~ "a
'-'''N'y' DUDLEY 4 JOHNSTON
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IlHnIIAN Am nrl,,, I,,n...-r !, nLnn, - -

AL Publisher of Music Dealer
IA r',nos, Mrl"lOn- and celebrated au
dtAni aud other Plato. made iy lis'", Davis Go
~ho~e Pianos condeTed superior -, others
Ia York Pianos
Nasic supplied Sho"sAir
~, .yI BrosLway. Pianos q
u =. H. d. Co.'S 4EIian Pianos have
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~, LNlkkl.rl,G noVNs .a,i r.,.r.l ~. -. Assn, .I

annt oi ne present accuTulatrd assets I 17ss IIs o-
No. ~ Main
o~T CHAs. WORTHAM
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THE CELEBRATED
ENAMELLED WHITE

WOULD respectfully inform my customers and
the public III general, that have with great eft
fort, succeeded in obtaining tie secret art OF paint
Ing the beautiful ENAMELLED WHITE For is bril-
nancy OF gloss and ciearnr> OF surface il far eNcrs
any either style .! painting that ha, ever been
brought INTO practice. Ii is well adapted to all
kinds ri wood work and walls The said cnaInerd
painting can b., and is; done in all colnrs. 1t has
taken precedence Stcr all other STYLES of nail,tiru
III the Northern cities. Specimens can be seen by
calling AZ my Shop. where | still carry on the
PAINTING business i'll all lis various branchcs
All tlOs wishing To have their stores and DWELLINGS
painted III the above, any other slyie will please
give NE call, and guarantee that their work shall
be d"ne IN the very best manner, and with prompt
ness and despatch.
/ deem the present ~ a ut occasion 10 return nv
sincere thanks 10 the public for the very liberal NAT
ronase they have bestowed on ne for many wears
past; and nope from my long experience blended
with Vigilance, 10 merit continuation of their ia
LANES 0,RRVoN
House. s1gn, and Ornamental Painter
q south side PENNSYLVANIA avenue
bNoken 18th and l;tth streets M stairs
sep 6-Tu&Flm * lawlm Intel
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Select Classical and Mathem atica al
Ash

IiNiE subscriber has removed biz school TO College
Il Hill, where q c"mmodiOus building is being
fitted up for It's reception As tie preparatory de
partinent n the Columbian College it Will continue
10 preserve the character of strictly select school,
designed tor laying the foundation of thorough En-
EliSh. classical and mathematical education. The
next session Will commence the 18TH OF Septel-
her, and cloSe on the last OF June.
Terms 5l2 81 per quarter. payable i'll advance
Nj small additional charge the students Will be
permitted tn attend The lectures delivered in college.
on chemistry. geology. and mneralogy, and also to
receive instruction. III French and other modern Ian
suag'-S by the professor III that de partnent.
Pupils may BE- boarded At the college under the
spectral care and superintendent OF the principal.
The Necessary expenses ut full boardiH. student
VIII be about $50 per academic Year. and of a
weekly boardrr will not exceed ~IJ0
GEO. =. BACON. Principal.
Refer to The faculty of the Columbian College :;
Colonel }. l.. Edwards: Colonel Peter Force VIM
tiunon. esq; l.. ID. Gale, NJ. D. nj the latent OF
hee Joseph " il>on. ESD. of the Land Office. and
Professor {. c. levitt of the Smithsonian. Institute
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Office Of the General Insurance Agency,

Located on Sereth street, opposite the Post Office,
" HERE Policies will be granted on Life, Fire,
w and Marine risks in the following Companies,
viz
Branch Office ofthe WGshfnrton County Mutual In
srdnoe ComPony. Capital 1896 1856. and over no.
600 members. S. S. CowrN, President; A BlsHor,
Secretary.
Branch Office Of the Notioaal Protection Its,Tcmce
Company, of Saratoga Springs, n. Y. Capital
S2O0,G00. Surplus S3s, 900. A. ID. W. GARRETT,
President, J. NJ. WHEELER, Secretary.
Brunch Office Of the Granite Insurance Company,
of Utica, II. Y. Capital 5000 ,0e0, besides large
surplus of cash funds. G. n. CURTIS, President, ".
II. DERRICK, Secretary.
az- Since the above agencies have beer estab-
lShed, we have insured 500 900 of property
and paid over Is losses, amounting 10 over Sis 900
10 the full satisfaction of the claimants in current
funds.
Persons having property uninsured are respectful
ly invited TO call at Office, where ample refer
ences and full explanation will be cheerfulIy given
by j. T. CLOSE & J. e. GREEN. Agents for Mary
land, District of Columbia, and Virginia.
In-pD6t
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SUPERIOR COOKING RANGES,

Ews> I offer to The pubic ono OF tie best COOK
EssSsaAi ING RANGES ever used. II is known b.
0S44fsE3 the name a. Rand s. Hives's Elevated Tuhu-
~ y lar Oven Range. The oven being elevated
always ensures a good drauy.:t, and bakes al the
bottom without trouble. All tic boilers being set
immediately over the fire the boiling. The
arrangement for roasting and boiling Is also very
complete. In addition to the cooking arrangements,
II is made to answer the pur, of hot air fur
nace aff0fding sufficient hear to a room Is or
DO feet square in coolest weather Several of these
Ranges have been put up here, and can be seen in
operation II desired. All the above Ranges war
rahted. w. Fl. narrower.
Opposite Patriotic Bank.
have also 4 new Cooking Stove, 10 be Used with
either wood or coal To viii h 1 wish to call partcu-
lar attention. Its superior baking and roasting ar
engagements such that ii makes il the hes; cock
ing stove in market. w Ii. II.
sep l0-eO2w
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Medical Depart of Georgetow
COLLEGE.

Corner er = end 18TH sirssis. Uushiagtoa, d. G..
TUE next Course of Lectures wiieUm1nence on the
i first Monday of November. and continue till The
nrst If March.
FACULTY:
NOBLE f";NG II. d., Professor of Principles u d
Practice of 1!r-i;ciuc.
CHARLES H. LlEBEEsl,s " D.. Professor of Insti-
tnteS and Practice OF Surgery.
FL5poARI1 10" .Ep. II. d., Professor Of Obstetrics
and Diseases cf Women and Children.
JOHNSON ELIOT, VI. D.. FTut,->-or Of Ana.urly
JaSHUA 4. kITCHIE. NJ. b., Professor Of Materis
Ne;iiCG and Therapeutics
J.s. w VI. LoyEIoY- NJ. D., Professor Of Chemistry
SAMUEL ". EVERETT y. d., A-7pciata Profr sor of
Anatomy.
.iANsS T. MORGAN, u. D Professor of rhy sio,ogv
A y. 1nCSG. Vi. D. lennon: TRAITOR uf Anatomy
The supply Of ni"tcrHI = alIl- and every f,citv
i. Afforded for The successful pa Anatomy
Tia hospital ac"ummOC; tionS have been much III
rre,S Il by the erection of additional buildings % +
i"fAnS the IL "st ample opportunities fr clinical in
stTuCton.
rec Tor tie full course. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 800
AatrIcuiation. (pGii only Observation-Disclosures.
N'I-'"''''oH- 49,. .........-.. 70
FiODUARGO How ARD. Dean the Faculty,
Office and residence corner Of + and 10th sts
sep 9-,-fhti Nov
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MRS. T.. CONVERSE < MISS NJ MILLER,S
Select school fer Young Ladies,

Hamilton Terrace. No. 243. I,satc street. Baltimore
THESE ladies'. who have nal 20 much experience
L in teaching. both in rho Eastern and Middle
states, vii open Select Boarding and Day
School for Dung Ladies OF the FIRST MONDAY
IN SEPTEMBER. The success which has inyari-
ably attended their past efforts gives them assurance
'haf parents who may entrsf the education OF their
children 10 their care, will find the duties and re-
ibiitie of This important and sacred trust faith
filliv and ably discharged.
The English Depa't ment will be under the eyclr-
Sive direction ct The Principals of the School; and
well qualified Teachers will be employed 10 give ILL
st'ucunn III the Ancient and Modern Languages,
NESc, Drawing, Sc.
TT terms, OF, Apply to principals. Circulars
can he obtained IT Cu>tiugs s BaiIey's. Baltimore
street, opposite Hanover aua 26-an
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LEATHER LEATHER
And General Shoe Finding. store

FIHOMAS q. FORD faiers himself that he has
L the best selected stock ever offered in this his,
trIct, 10 ms friends and the trade in general
Mohair. Lemoine OGcrou SUSSEX x 90
Superior Patent Calf skins
Home aade Calf and Kip Skins
Upper and Bull Leather
100 sides Spanish Sole and Slaughter na,b.r
Harness and Bride Leather
Fine Bride and Skrting Leather
100 dozen Morocco, and Lining Skins
french and English Hastings, Black and Colorcd
GdlioOn LacCS and Silk 20 match
All Of which he will sell low for cash mr. On an
proved credits. T. G. Form p
lin eth street near the patan, Oai .n
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LAW NOTICE

SiDNEY $. BAXTER, late Attorney General of
~ Virginia, has removed to Washington to mac-
lice law.
He will practice in the Supreme Court of the Uni
ted STATES, the courts Of the District OF Columbia
and attend to any professional business confided to
him.
70 Office in MO.rson's new building, on Ak ST.
between Pennsylvania avenue and { street.
References: Hon. J. j. Alien. Hon. VIM. Daniel
Hon. Richard Moncure, Hon. g.. h. Samu,is Hon
George H. Lea, of the court Of appeals ut Virginia
10 the Judges OF the circuit courts of Virginia. and
to the Senators and members Of Congress from Viz
gnia. iy Ig-rnIy
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WOOD AMI COAL.

NTE have now completed arrangements for re
" ceivlng our regular supply oi MOOD IND
COIL for the season. and ready tn deliver iirk
DRY, Oak, and Pine WOOD, Anthracite CO.4L OF
different sizes and kinds. from The most approved
mines. Bl'uminous and Cumberland Coal. and Nv
ken Valley, free burning coal, i'll sizes for stoves
and crates.
Consumers who intend laying up supply or fuel
for the Winter, will fHd it 10 their advantage to en-
gage 1t As soon as possible. for, all probability the
advance on the present prices will soon he much
greater than many auticipate.
All coal from oHT yard will be carefully weighed!
and 2,2t0 pounds given 10 the ton.
w. f. WATERS & co,
Office corner of l2ti, aid G streets.
9-In
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NOTICE..

THE undersigned have associated themselves to
L gether under the name and firm of SHEkEI.L
d BAILEY for the purpose o: conducting the Gro
Gerry business in all its yarious branches. and have
purchased the entire interest in the and stock
(Which Is complete in its usual VARIETY OF john b.
kibbey Co., at No. :. Centre Market Space, where
they will continue to keep full and general assort
mant of Family CIR CERES, to which they IN
wife attention, asSIrngthe patrons OF MesSrS. kib
hey Co. that their customs will be pursued las
far practicable,) and their friends and the public
that strict principles, close application, and fair
dealing may be relied on.
JAMES II. SIIEKELL
aug 26-.d&eo:ft JOSIAH II. BAILEY.
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RED RIVER RAFT.

NE fhhsoA to whom the contract WAS su.rlo,
L Under former advertisements for rr,possls -
ms fsi ed 10 give the bond with spr.tias % aA,
proposals Tor the work az ain invited os f,1i-
ft9ncsaIs VIII be received until tie 10Th aur =,
next September for the removal Of ohstrurt;o,, "
s.e nAfikaooh o. Red river (Louisians) occssiorsi
oy the raf and for keeping the said Navigation ~
from the same for the long, ST r.ricd *
lie amount Of ihese proposals united Is nc, ,o.
coed TIE sum of SlooeC1. eh
Ln,a b,dder vii rfoTcse TO remove ssd r,n
.t1oroc2hIy,' ana 10 Keep the nayi alton free r.
obstruction thereby for a srec;fes, period s,;.tIi
IN bis bid the time IN which he proposes "a c,Is
she removal OF the raft, the said time not 10 ~ -
than the lst day of june 1855: and 49,, III ,, -'
oil years counting from sail removal rurirr -
time he binds himself 10 keep tn, SID ,.;..oA
FRI from raft obstruction. 'eSuOn
The contractor will te required 10 civ. bisA,
for $4,000. with two goci sureties each sr- ,ha
OF $4,000, conditioned for the faithful .yn,,i i
the contract Erch bidder will trspsni. a. 80"
time with lis proposals, the names OF H. -. s
who m be Offers as sure,es, and declaration $50
10y them that they will sign his b., AS 1,re,iss -
above mentioned; md also Z; e. o. -. -
judge az the United States FIR The STAT. in w. ~
resides, that said securities are RESPECTABLE .i,i.
aud that Ia considers Them worth SluOoo oyer -,
sboNe eli their debts and liabilities No ia viii -
With iA''N
Terms Of paYmeaf.
Of the sum OF slcO.Uvo appropriated sr ~.
shove object, 0,oUa shall Lc paid NJ TIE nn,k ~
removing the raft advances - to!l,ys-,, -.
whenever III" contractor thal rcp-r: that a -,
ton OF the raft LAS lpen removed, the Same a "a
be Inspected y an Off or Appointed 10y the Va
Department; and IL IL Shsll APP car that such e To
fact, the Department will raw SUCH a PROPORTION -.
tie sad sum ~ $4,000 ~ the portion removed slsn
bear TO TIE entire rdt iG>i uu partial payr, >,
alail I've made for less tIlan tenth part Of a.,
whole work. The remaining $50 oC0 viii he n,,l
IN equal annual inrtslncnts cur7,stopdip, i,
numtrr With the nunater OF years durin. ybLb
the contractor shall hir himself IL keep tho M.
cation yen. OF which fact the Department i. 10
the sole Judge.
E.ch bid must b. for the whole work-thst i. T.,
the removal II Tic Taft. and for kee.inC the riy
ol-i for asPec:tad period No ae2ar.te prc; o.l fr
portions Of il will l'~ considered.
The proposals. i'll H.. addressed to the unGersi not
marked on tue cnrelore, "PrrposslS for removing
Red River Raft
Tie War Depar;Il, at reserves to Itself the right
81 awarding thc contract xccoriing To- its oup
Judgment 81 the most favorable HID aid the most
Responsible bidder. j. ALERT
Colonel Corps Typographical Enyiree,s
aug 30-2awtd
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
THE UNIO ADEMY

Corner of l4th Street and Ner York .3Uenue.
n HOSE parents wishing to secure select md
eeTy roy responsible school, for the correct and
thorough training of their SONS, in the Classics and
Higher Mathematics, and also in the Modern Ian
gIases and Natural Sciences, 50 that they may be
lifted for Cole ge for Engineering, Surveying and
Commercial pursuits respectfully invited to visit
the Institution. call upon the Principal soon
The number OF pupils Is limited, and the vacant seats
f'w.
No pupils VIII b. admitted continued, whose
character Is known tn he bad or doubtful
No pupils viii be- admitted hencetOrth who have
moi advanced hey q primary branches.
Circulars can be- obtained nj the principal Book
stores. L. RICHARDS,
sep I2-:'m Principal.
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FI'ilE Undersigned VIII attend to The nra.rnr and
/ v.luing ~ B-icklayerS' ani Na>on,- Work
From 'iS experience As brickiayer and mra>urer
he ice l. confident that he viii give .atsiac ion To all
who emplOy him.
der, on L. street north, corner OF 9.h street or n, the
Exchange office OF Mr.. Raymond. corner of 9th street
and Penilsj vania avenue, will daily be attended TO-
JACOB A. BENDER BrickIaycr
Estimates for Brick and Stone Work correctly cal
culaed from Drawings and specifications. Erc,ya-
tons measured ! i y
9-+o1W
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CASH MERCHANT TAILOR

>Qa Inc Subscriber has just returned from New
YORK with II full and complete stock of Fan
and w inter Goods. which are now ready to
.,-La- be made up 10 order on the cash princi,lc.
ne mas determined to drop the ereGi, system, bpcas
e satsfed that many persons prefer getting their
so'us d' reasonable rates for cash. instead OF paving
hiuch greater prices 10 obtain credit H.. is deter
iiiineu 10 seek and merit that kind of custom He
respectfully SoliciiS call from those Of his former
pa,'ons; is wen as from the public generally who
are willing to deal with him on the ny nrn,.;ni
and he thinks he can safely promise to satisfy them
IN every particular. ! RIt,I:I Ec
'tl street, opposite Patriotic Bank
sep God
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30. I9i.
NOTICE OF AwA!,

NOTICE OF WITHDRAWAL
From ph5llc sale o,h@ prirute entry Of LyRds
lying rtttiM fifteen Gtaies Of the route of
TIE propoSr@ ru'iro0a from Br0nHon, IN
mississippi. to montgomery, in alabama
I Ncousequrnce Of urgent representations on behalf
4 of the interests Of the proposed railroad from
brandon to Mont .nmery, the President of the United
states has directed that for the present land until
tie pleasure ot Congress be aScer: aimed in re-
gard to grant OF public land in all of constructing
sad railroad. the public lands lying within fftecn
MtieS, (Or thereaHOutS fe. on eli her
side Of an air line between Brandon snd Montgome-
~, in the districts of land subject sale at Jackson
and AUGUSTA, in Mis- iseipIi and at DEMnpOIJs and
CsHABA in Alabama. he withheld from public sale or
private entry, las the case uiIc. until fur
ther notice AID special instructions to that purport
have been acroringto given to the land officers OF
the districts :fcres aid.
The limits intended in the above ORDER (shown by
diagrams furnished to the iand ofcers include por-
tons of public lands advertised To be offered 81 At
g"Std on the ZGth proxim@. and at Dem0pGiis the
18th pIOyimO, by the Presidents Proclamation Of
23i May last and also include portions OF the lands
il the same districts directed to be resioreito prtrac
e,ry by the notice from this Office suhioned to that
proclamation, lying within the aforementioned
townships, viz:
North Of the base line AMI East Of he Ch0cta,c ner
dian
In the AUGUSTA dis riot. in Mfssissinpi: TOWNSHIPS
three, four, FIVE six and seven, Of RANGES twelve
thirteen, fourteen, fifteen. sixteen seventeen and
eighteen.
North If the bose Itae and Vest Of tie s. ,aepIe,,,s
meridian
In the DEMoPoIIs district. in Alabama: TOWNSHIPS
thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, sixteen and seventeen of
RANGES two three, ard four ami fractional TOWN
SHIPS thirteen end fourteen of RANGE FIVE the upsod
lands within which townships aye To be withheld
from public sale. private entry las the case NAV
be- until further notice.
Valid presumption claims within the limits afore-
said may, however, be established and paid for as
heretofore.
BY order OF the PRESIDENT
Given Under my hard, at the General Land Office
city OF " ashington, this nineteenth day Of August
1858. JOB; WILSON
aug 2G-d3w Commits >;oner
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Washington Branch ESniirond.
- "a ss;ssSss!.4s;a;s- -.

FTNRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS:
L Leave daily, except Sunday, at ami Il. n
3h and ) p.
On Sunday at a. M, and ) y. M.
The Train at . p. IN. iS Express. and stops only al
Annapolis Junction ard Relay the others at all way
stations.
Trans at a. m and 3lIa p. H., connect with An
napolis.
1ralSs nj b Il. M and D. M, connect West.
Trans al 3 and a. m. and p. H. cunnec; Ea.t
Fare from Washington Ia Baltimore 81 o.
DO d1 do and return 30
10 do Annapolis ~
DO do do and return 30
The round trip tickets must in al! cases be pro-
cured 1T the office, and are good for the dav upon
which they are issued. Il. II. PARSONS,
iy l6-H Agent
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THE sTRAsBURG ACADEMY,

LOncrsteT county, PeIi1lsylrdi1d,
TXTILI. Gppn its Goth session on the first MON
w Day IN EOPEMBER, 1851 The lnStl-
tuition is situated eight miles southeast OF Lancaster
CITY from which place there il daily stage 10 Sras
bug, leaving the city every afternoon at "a O'Clock
Fare 81 y cents.
Access may be obtained TO the Academy by a
hranch railroad which connects StTasburg with the
Philadelphia AMI Columbia Railroad at LeamOn
Place twelve miles east vi Lancaster city. BOYS
Will be prepared for College, and for the various
businesses ~ life. Number of Teachers in the In
sfution l. six. For Catalogues address
JESSE OREN, NJ. D., Principal.
Strasbur". Lancaster county, Pennsylvania.
sep I3-tI
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POPULAR SONGS.

THE Old River Farm; Old Bob Ridley
L Aunt Harriet Rercha Stove; Mary Vale
Old kenturky Home; Poor Sister Sue
am not angry; Lilly Dale
Do they miss AT hpn-:
Yes, we miss thee; Why don't he come:
Lightly we sail; Come take a sail
OH for Baltimore; The Old Banjo
The star of home; The Barber Shop
Etty Way: ida May: Home again
Ny home. my happy home; Maggie by my side
What are the wild waves saving:
When the night winds bcwai!rtIl.
Also, a new set OF tsua.Tics from London: The
FesIive 0uadrlllts for sale at TIMER'S
Stationery, Music, AMI Fancy Store 9th It.
sepe Near Louisiana avenue