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Burcau Corps or g'opogra phieaI Engineers,

PROPOSALS. win be received until and on
November equip
t,r, -, u De
@ OF az any port OF Lake Ee BY the oh day of June; said
steamer not 10 be less than 1856 long
exclusive hxures for paddle wheels and for wheel housesj Of
ts thn ZOO l0ns burden, aud depth hold about
ne deck and cabin of said boat be fashion, be d
sded os oows forward OF the machinery, cabin and
M hahos at OF ue maehnrry eabin aud mess room or The
oihcers lso TO have cooking Stewards
water closets and cabin and un,ure
less than 70 hands officers.
The upper deck, cabin roof be sufficient firm
Pilot wheel house upper deck supplied
Win customary conveniences for steering.
The boaI 10 be schooner rgged and be supplied with
quae anchors, adequate
lures OF bauser holes chain cable boxes, wndass
Each proposer details and dimension
furnish a drawing and model of the
The boat TO be supplied with good boats than
20 feel long enc aud each boat good oars with
Hnd tiler. +. "... TH.. at' ...t0.
No advances be made the contract, Depart
Department reserves 10 Itself The
night TO accept of the proposals. reject the whole and
advertise |..
The boat be able pressure o
speed of ten miles the hour and he supplied
bunkers capable slowing than 100 tons Of coal.
Materials be the quality,
manner all customary strength
against fire. 10 be observed The boat have 90
The of quality pressure Kind,
with the best recent Improvements.
When
will be appointed by the War Department;
navy to be chosen by the contractor These select third
TO employ the requisite remen, aboers order make
spection and trial.
than 100 miles in moderate weather, which trial tp said
shall maintain average speed of not less than miles the hour
for ten consecutive hours.
The
strength of materials and machinery workmanship, finish, and
has fulfilled expenses
trial. half said paid by United States,
and onehalf by the contractor.
Sep pI6-daOt&2awtIs,Noy Col Corps r. e.
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United States Mail.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

PosT OFFICE DEP PARrMENr,
ill.,. ..... September IL, 1854
PROPOSALS for carrying the mails of the United States from the
day January 1885, 3oth day of June. 1885,
ofAabama will be received
tract Office OF the Post Office Department. in the city of Washington
until O'Clock, LIST Novombe 1884, he decided by Sd
November following:
Gaincsiown by Suggs,Ie Grove Hl Chocaw
Hill, D1ons MiIs Shiloh SpenceTvie Linden Spring
Hill, Demopolis, aud Macon, Greensboro 100 miles and
bacs three times week in twO-borse
every Sunday "Wednesday, and Friday at
a.
Arrive Greensboro in 36 houTs, by M;
every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
Arrive Gaine own in ,B hours, by p.
coaches will be considered.
of proposals. and cerfcae instructions
requirements ehracng conditions be incorporated the
department deem proper
proposals mail the
southwestern States, dated January 8, 1854.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General,
SeptI o--ia DIV Intel nd Ey,
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North Carolina six-per-Cent. state Stocks.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Raleigh, IN. C.,l September Ia, 1854.
ShALED PROPOSALS will be received This Office until 10
O'CLOCK M, OF the goth Of October for the purchase of
st,Sp,VOo bonds, running thirty
these bonds issued
VI e state all he stock held by the said road and
ton. ~ ~ W. f'>Ns.' ~ 49, '''
iIoposas WI also be for purchase
oouuS running ten issuad by the authority
construction G,son rai,rond
.r , VI ne navigation Of the Neuse and Tar ri,
taxation for purpose.
ihey w bear date the first dry July 2 and Will have
os of e interest az SIX the
pt days OF January and July Both
ps WIN oe payable Mt The Bank OF the Republic of New
unless Wne he purchaser prefers have payable
he treasury OF North Carolina.
They viii be issued in thnnsaud dollars
budding viii please address letters endorsed
pss i North Carolina Stock,
aroina, and viii distinguish particular
oI which they bid They will also kind
funds they o pa
he nds VIII te opened O'clock M the SOrh or octo.
~ ne presence Of the the secretary and comp
State of Carolina
ne Undersigned of
o " part as bc deemed advantageous the
bidders will be required, informed o the
OF e bids, to deposite banR the amount Of heir b5
e accrued interest from the July last the credit
OF the State ofNonh Carolina This de2ose be
sae Of North Caons Bank Cape FeNr, Raleigh.
showing the OF the Stale and the
amount OF her Indebtedness had this office,
PPeauon TO Messrs Brown and DeRose; city Of New Work
g.. D. w. COURTS
Sep2o-dtOhOct Pub. Treas Of North Carolina,
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United States Patent Once,
.#rue Washington. Sept. o, 1854

IN the petition OF Henry Burden, Troy York, pray
lug for the extension OF him 10th
of December s4O for Improvement in machine for rolling
puddle balls
from expiration patent place
on the 10th day OF December, 1851 .
ordered petition
Monday the 2h Of November IL O'Clock, per
appear cause any have why
said petition ought granted. :. ~ IH.'
Persons opposing the extension required the Patent
once their objections, specially forth writing
days before the day Of hearing all testimony filed by party
be used at the said hearing be
eodance with the rules OF The Office, which will
application
The testimony on the l7th of November
depostions and other relied upon filed
In the office before the thai day arguments
any, within days thereafter
OTdered thar this the Union Inei-
and Evening Star, Washington, d. Evening
Philadelphia, Scientific American New YORK and
POSI- Boston, Massachusetts,
weeks previous the 9th OF November day hearing
CHARLE ES MASON,
F.. I. L. b Commissioned q
sEdto o the above papers will please copy
bills TO the Patent Office with containing
Sept S--law3w
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United states Patent ONCE,

IN petition % Caroline Williams,
r. Williams, deceased of Moresu Station, New York praying
said Thos X. VIII
ams the lh Of December 1910,
chnery for hardening bats flng sc for from the
expiration said PATENT which takes place the ih day of De-
cenher 1854
ordered
Monday, the Ih of November IL O'Clock and
notified aud show any they
willy said pet,nop ought aut To be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required file In the Patent
Office objections, specially forth writing
days before the day hearings all testimony filed by either
Of the Office will
piicaton.
depusons and other relied testimony be filed
the office before the moruhg that day the II
any, within days thereafter,
Oaared also, published Union Ine-
and Evening Evening
Philadelphia Pennsylvania; Scientific American, New Yok Post
Buffalo, N
successive weeks previous eth Of Novem
bcr next The day ofheanng
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioned of Patents.
5Edtors OF tho papers will please copy send
bills Office, with paper containing noce
Sep 2g-law3w I'''
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Proposals for Furnishing the Paper for the
Public Printing.


OrFloE suPERInrKHDEsr or PupIo PRINTING,
Washington, September 80, 1854
IN pursuance of The Ac provide executing public print
ceyed at This oee the CAPITOL until Monday 4,h day.
thai may ~, e sdu'sd ed for ,s pn's printing FOR The year ar @
The suboned list specifics nearly as can be
quaay quality descrpor kind paper
600 printing paper uncaendered "a by
Ss inches, and to weigh forhve pounds TO The rea Of
Class 2.
1000 fine printing paper saendered "a by %
inches, and TO weigh fsiH pounds ts the ream of 4so
supeine eaendered printing paper
to the ream of 4so sheets.
dbre paper
and cotton, all mineral other
Of T Sna put up IN aas
Asa perfect sheets Uniformity color thickness and weight will
weight received, gross weight viii
% a S make u s % e s
foregoing three classes can obnsd the
'epdsnt will be BY mail to persons M intending bid
in the ~ and third classes such times the public
srsae quany on either class, should greater quantity be
quired such times and such quantities may be deemed
cessary #.....
CLASS 4.
No. 600 600 resms ca qaar,o post to weigh pounds rsam
|. 500 looseap TO weigh 10 pounds per
3 3. 400 400 do do DO DO do do Il Il do do DO DO
3 100 do ','' do " do Is 'd'' do 20 do
No. l. 200 folio post weigh ls pounds
). 10 10 do do bank * post do do - do DO do do
No 900 doubleeap, to weigh "a pounds per
No med, (wrng,) weigh e6 pounds per
:. 81 80 90 DO do DO DO DO 90 40 80 do do 40 40
4, IS do col med tassort'd,, do "a do do
papers designated be of best
finished in the best free from adulteraon
WhIt
standard sizes OF then respective kinds The right is reserved OF
ordering greater or iesa quantity Of each and every kind con
Each separately, subject sep
but bidders ofe for Of the classes
in the proposals and the privilege reserved o. requiring
such classes, or forfeit right any class sssil y
samples not less than one qure Of each kind Of bid
IN class be with The number Of the
proposed for in that schedue and the first three classes
And all and samples must be transmitted free
of postage other EXPENSE
and must specify the price pound and the price
(and but one price for each of kind OF
All paper must delivered al such
place places be designated Washington city, good
the inspection, weight
ent, and be in all respects satisfactory. ~ s1..I|
sons applying o them and none will be taken into consideration
unless substantially agreeing herewith 81 ..t.fN (
Bonds, with approved securities will be
plying OF au inferior article in the classes failure sup
ply tho quantity required me will be considered
ofthe contract .a. f. #.. ..r .t. n.
Each bidder required furnish with his proposals satisfactory
sns & 81 @ ABILITY to @ and any proposal
M p!Tpesas w pc opened ths manner equea ~ law on
10 O'Clock, M, the Office Of the superintendent
Proposals viii be addressed " the of the Public
-. : 'E,........ A. c. SEAMAN,
Superintendent of the Public Printing.
Oct l-eod,lDoc
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mo. 52o.l


Notice Restoring Lands to Market tn wisconsin.
Office given of tht Hon. Henry
" satisfactory assigned The lands hereto
Withdrawn sale the Wiow River and Mineral
each side the OF the proposed aost from u
Lake
$40, issued from nis office the 18th
which subject private at the time OF said
Except been emped) will
be subject entry location and after Monday the 25
September precisely and conditions
the had withdrawn from market
withdrawal eRbrsced the Presidents
No $40 public Willow River Wisconsin,
Monday, September having
escndea they will be offered directed In snd procams
Given under hand the General Land oce at the city
Washington tAE 2st day OF August, Domin 1854.
BY order OF the President
JOHN WILSON, Commissioner.
Aug 22-oaw6w HnteI n sar1
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mo, seal
General notice for restoring lands 10 mark ct
on certain proposed railroads.

uTHEREAs certain situated States hereinafter
oned Withdrawn from sale entry except for
nn caims) the President Of The United States
the solicitations
h f both Congress in anticipation Of being made
moi therefor the President has directed that all
he lands heretofore thus Withdrawn unn further orders which
80 hie 10 eu at OF Withdrawal, Except
entered y uempon) shall be restored market precisely
e same conditions as toush the same had NOT been
Withdrawn from sale a.
NOTICE is therefore hereby that and after Monday the
"a ~ a. CtoBey neat lands Dhtch subject tJtrute
sy rysus 10 ld1Gal except those since peemp,ed
Ted m he following States ero and land Districts
.r descbed in The notices of withdrawal enumerated below
aran be subject 10 private entry and location and that those
;ns for sale withdrawal reservation
which has also been will be eproamed for
VII:
49, 1853 for the railroad Brandon Mississippi Montgomery,
Alabama
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United States Mails,

..... Posr OFFICE DKpARrMEsr,
.u... August 49, ls54.
for carving The mails Of the United States from the
following Mississippi received al The Contract
~ o'clock Of 9th day of Novemb 1884, be by
llh OF the hntn.
KENTUCKY.
No From Cairo H., by Memphis, Tenn Napoleon, Ark
vcEsblrg, Nss, Nniche2, and Baton Rouge, La,
View ofeans, oY5 miles and hack, daily, in safe and
Arrive al New oiIeans IN s days byspm;
Leave New Orleans daily at S pm;
Arrive at Cairo in six days by 5 p
No. r% aSg ~ b %s1a Kyl nsa
Fulton, Tenn, oceoIa, Ark, Pecan Point, Randolph
Tenn, and Oldham, Ark, 10 Memphis, Tenn, 2i2
miles and back. three times week. and suitable
Leave Cairo every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday al
Arrive a Memphis 81 by p m nex day
Leave Memphis every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
Arrive a, Cairo in 81 hours by G n IN next days
MISSISSIPPI.
No73l ycksburg by Younss Point, Ia !ken's Bend
" Pecan Grove, TalIula, Miss LAKE Providence, La.
ion, Miss. GreenvIe, Columbia Ark, Gaius's Land
ing, and Victoria, Miss, TO Napoleon, Ark, aso miles
and back, three times week, In safe and suitable
Leave vicEsburg every Monday, Wednesday and Thurs
Arrive Napoleon every Friday Saturday, and Sunday
Leave Napoleon every Saturday, Wednesday, Mon
Arrive at vieksbug every tuesday Thursday, and aatur
day, by 6 pm. .
ILLINOIS.
No. 1851 From Rock Island H. Hampton, Byron, cordo
Albany, Fulton, Savannah, lie Claire,
che, Lyons Tabuia aud Bellevue, Galenu, ~, I0t
mites and back three times week. in safe and suitable
steamboats,.
Bidders will propose a schedule.
ons requirements ebacng rpoaied
the contracts such the department may proper
JAMES CAMPBELL
Postmaster General
Aug s-eoiSod tTateI. and star,l
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

Inc name Of no person viii be nrcr 60Oa heE
payment OF the Subscription be made in advance
Distant subscribers as money m the posrape
which will be paid BY assumed by safe
Iansmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER is published spg the sss
sions Of Congress- and @emi-weeks during
subscriptions for period less than year will received
proportioned TO the above rates.
Qy-PosrMAsTERs as our agents and by
sending DAILY subscribers with $50 eneosedi or five
sEMi-WEEKLY subscribers with SIS enclosed, viii be enuedo
copy gratis
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Sept t9-lawin
United states Patent Office +,


petition ADMINISTRATIVE Thos
r. Williams, deceased, Moreau Station, New YORK, praying
The said Thos r. Williams
8l0 improvement In tmachineD
forming eng &c. for from the
patent place the lAlh day of December
1851
heard Office
Monday 9Th 10 O'clock all
persons appear show cause any they
why said petition ought TO be granted.
opposing the extension required TO file the Patent
objections, specially writing least twenty
days hearing testimony filed either party
hearing taken and accord
Office which will be furnished app
The testimony iT, Novem
dsposons, papers upon testimony, be
Office before the morning of that day the
m within days thereafter.
Ordered that this notice be pabhed IN The Unen, ine
gencer and Evening Star Washington II. c. Evening Argus
philadelphia Pa cientdc American New York Post, Boston
Massachusetts Daily courier, Buffalo, y, week fol
weeks the eth of November
day oil hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
r. SEdtorS of above will please and send
their bills the Paten Office, with paper containing this notice.
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NOTICE no PRE- -EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Congress approved Sd March, lS53 enied An
rights settlers therein
the United
above mentioned alternate sections,
and Improvement made the date
and paid for the OF two dollars and
before the day fixed for The public sale And by
1884, entitled An for the relief OF
reserved for railroad purposes who set
improved lands prior the hdrd ndi
will he en,ied preemptons The ordinary minimum of
dollar
and for before fixed for the pub
lie Therefore, person entitled the right of pre-
Sd
March, 1885, above referred settlements made prior 10 The 9
February S5i he date Of alotment under the Of 9th
made date of withdrawal
required establish
proper Office make
price fixed by law as practicable after seelng M uotiee
appointed tor the PUBLIC dG the
b" Jos, 3. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner of the General Land Ohcc.
Sep l6-lawl3w Tint, Il Siarl
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No 523.
Sale OF alternate sections ia the State OF Missouri

.. . .' lNo. oz3J t.
sale OF alternate sections in the state Missouri
By the President of the United states
pursuance Of law J. FRANkLlN PIERCE, President OF the
that public sales The sections and parts Of sections being all those
bearing Whcn remain 10 te Uned states 'thin s1
Snte of Missouri ubect o raIc two dollars dy cents
acre provided BY The act Of 10Th June 1852 entitled An act
certain
sad and specially excepted from graduation as to price by
land Offices in said State al the periods hereinafter
wit.
aay OF January next for the disposal Of the vacant lands
referred " us IN the townships
q.,,nsbin sf,, Gin n, r,rr, ,,,a.
rnpJ wmsp Xxx XXX s,f, a. OF f mse .'fee Fn o
oIs T ss, f ami. sn ,.. s.,,,, ,, en-.
u-ne of ranre ~ i've ' '9s ' ' "' 'Vs's'' " '9'g
uns o ranrs yU JVySr hSeVe"' hyc'sh and W
""aps t'yJ'e h'ysH y'y'epe"' and W'y-e's" 'I range
N, Ga. 0o, si, nm, so... ar ,,ua ai.,,
% W,ySs' G ana ana H,ysensm' q; range eight
m townships ~'y'e'e"' ana my eshf {" range
o,,,shirB s; a,, ,.u,, ,ra a o .,I, Of .u.. .,
A, ,,e land naoo n, NJ, 80 cou,,aso;,u -, x,,a -, u,
aN r Ia = @ e @ az az h oonencg m on ni"nny, day. s eisah
w " aa na AZ M .. ~, 'aeah Pu"t anos IN
aI,,. INC named tor:nsbns ,n yvi, " ~ " '''''"' !" "o
~ " b ' 'p'' " WV
North OF the ma principal meridian
Townsbips 60ysr and d or ange G,,teen
townships ty sir dy-seven and y sisG Of range fifteen
T,nwnships Ssi3 G,iy seynn ana sasisi r nnan o
""hshpS Jgy'i~' ana yge's"' o' range seven
Toyyuship nsr and 6, csht Of rnse nineen
royvnsip ~ ~ 6y @ ona 'yg ; ;, " ~ ase @
oue - - ''''' 49, y s0 ''
Towushps 6fsir 6fvseveu and 6aeirhf of rang. twenty
Townships dftusir seven and of range twenty
''s'
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Army and Navy Equipments.

MALL STEPHENS, military manufacturers OF the first ORDERS
would respectfully call the attention of army and navy officers
to their work and style goods They have created
revolution IN this department. and furnish the moss elegant
goods at prices that will successfully challenge greater red ucuon
We wish TO show that this exclusive privilege business
and ssuaphe Of all the progress of the despite the ogsnss
Of annquarians.
Cizens' clothes ORDER elegant style ead
fashions
United States Gags and banners made to order
Aug l2-2iaw3mo
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5 subjec, to sale a, Dubuque, Iowa.

That the lands Withdrawn the districts subject
Monroe and Nachoches louisiana by No 4y5 Dece
her H. 1883 for the railroad from Shreveport Nckburg said
State and OF which the extended
SIG, will be subject December 1854 the
time fixed said notices respective registers
ceivers of,he land offices
into effect uithom ardig Further instructions from Ais office
Given under hand the General Land Office
Washington this fifth day of September Domini 1854
By order of the President:
JOHN WILSON,
sept b-2aWbW Commissioner.
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No ZIG |
MO TICE cxten,,iu,

NOTICE extending the time OF the reservation OF
Withdrawn safe along the OF the
posed from snREvEroRT, LoutsI.aA to VcKsBuRa
Notice hereby the lands heretofore
withdrawn aud ordered be withheld from safe
ercep valid preemptous) until the 9TH day of June
1854 December n, 1885, and lying within f
mites proposed railroad above
toned is extended months from 9TH
Given my Of Washington, this tenth day
Junc 1854.
By order of the Presidents
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner General Land Office,
lima LII
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MEW FALL GoDDS--Havng just returned the North
" take great pleasure in informing
the public generally have inspection
the collection OF cloths,
and vesngs French and Engh abcs selected great
importing houses in New York all OF which
pared usual execute approved
and on the most reasonable terms.
WILLIAM TUCKER,
Pennsylvania avenue, between AZ and 9Th
p01-dIm
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A MERICsy uptrsa ~,

"A AphNAN HOUSE, Hanover Strcet, 8ossoDr by
ee Rebuilt, enlarged, and elegantly unished possessing
Ian improvements and cunyeniences tor the aconmmodb
'on I" The travelling public.
pSc u dip
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UNBERThe subscribers having Established themselves
Ia business old of WIN. Bird,
furnish all articles the trade favorn
Bile terms. They solicit a share Of public patronage
GEO, w. GARRETT q co,
June &
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No. 52l s. a4s @
NOIiCh OF tho estnblishnlcMt of Surveyors General
~ aud of land Offices for MxAco, WASH
ih".on, OREGON, and MINNESOTA. ''t y
In of law The President of the United States has d
that present following shall be
srreying
the late session OfCongTess, viz: ,F.Jt|,
The Office Of New MEXICO be
SANTA FE and that for tue general
TERRITORY OLYMPIA.
The Offices regisfer for
OLYMPIA those for OREGON TERRIToRY OREoos
IVnona district, TERRITORY, nj
WNosA and those Red Wing DISTRICT
RIToRy, RED Vino.
Given my hand city Of Washington, twenty
fourth day Of August, A. d. 1854.
f#HI ~ G'H JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner o he General Land Office.
95-2aw6w
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No. 5oO February 2e 1904 o me railroad fom Mobile to Giafd
Alabama Guners Landing the rive
Alabama Of the Georgia.
Mobile Alabama, New Orleans Louisiana,
Albany, Georgia. Euaula, Montgomery
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All the above furniture made expressly patronage and
the prices are at least ten per cent less than good furniture can be
bought anywhere else .......
any part Union packed under his
sopal
July 27-3dmosif
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GREAT bargains In Dry Goods-our Mr. Hal has Just
returned from New York. where been attending those
auction sales have heard much about and
opening the goods such sacrifice
will suit purchaser that think TO favor
cali both in quality and Our assortment embraces
found the District both in goods
goods carpengs Of
pecty that purchasers will favor with call before
elsewhere feel confident greatly
sdvantnse Bear mind the handsome goods always
had the hrst of The
lA-i2wif HALL & BROTHER
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Hamilton G.. FAINT,

Erchnng Stoet, &c. Pennsyudnid aueHu
befceen AN and 6th streets Washington, D. Q.
NCURRENT money and land bought aud
u principal cities sold
all remaining
Claim. ngainst the government collected
sspt s. eodim mdhw
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Mr.. BushneII's school,

lAh street. tetccen y and G. Streets Warrington.
FrE session will Monday Septem-
ber The Of instruction embraces and modern
mathematics the elements natural science
together all the English branches usually taught the best
schools Circulars be had the school at the book
!
Aug ll-FriS Tues6ws
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FRENCH, italian, and Drawing Teacher, desiring
"A employment in academy school, willing
time will pleasure OF attending 10
ices applications of wishing employ md
submitting his testmonas in obedience cab addressed 10
% ""sHhsto", u. " u 8--d2w