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TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS

Z HE sub crlbar. int nding 70 change b busi
L ness, offsrs for SAL, at Baltimore prices, a.
On accommodating terms, his entire stock Of Luu
Der, equal in quality and quantity to any in thi
Nstrice II -viDg pu chased almost exclusively
cash. and ishing t. clio out by the LIST If JaLu.r,
I can and Will sell as low as the same quality car
be bought in thi market for cash aud give the pu
chasers TIM for Batstac orily secured, witt
in crest have MOVIE hand
100000 feet Albany White Pine.
700 600 do Susguehanna do
100000 DO dressed and undressed Carolina and
Eastern Shore Flooring
100000 feet White aud Yellow Pine Siding
100000 aths
100000 shingles
10000 Pickets. Chestnut and Cedar Posts
A large 'ortment Of Eastern Shore North Caro-
lina Spruce asd Henock Joist Scantling an6
Timber
100000 fest Hsml ck Rails for fencing
Together with large stock Of A.h, Poplar, Cher
ry, apd Walnut
Also, full cargo Of seasoned Pensacola Floorn!
jus. received, equal in every respect to any ev
brought to this market, which may be seen at AgeI
4 McLanes Mill
The wharf aud warehouse known as I" B sgden't
Wharf," will be ior rent On the LIST of Janua next
It has been put in complete order, hiss water front
OF up wards of five huuIred feet, and twenty feet
depth Of water at low tide. 1t is beyond question
the most desra able wharf proper ia this District
all persons Indebted 10 me- are reeUes ed to settls
their accounts a. once, either by cash or notes a.
short dates. THEODORE 'H0SHER,
nov l0--1m% Biagden's Wharf.
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All OF the papsrs designafed in class to be mace
Of the best materials, and finished in the best man.
ner, free from sduiterston. white blue color as
may be required, ard t. be CT The regular standard
sizes Of their respective kin The right is reserved
OF ordering greater or less quantity of each and
every kind contracted far, at such times and in
such quantities the public service may require
Each class viii be conFidezsd separately, and be
inject to separate contract; but bidders MAJ Of
Ter for more of the classes in the propo.
sal; end the privilege is reserved Ct requiring bid.
der who may have more than one ella assigned
him to take ali such classes, forfeit his right to
any clsss.
samples (not less than ons quirs) of each kind OF
paper bid for and but one sample for co oh kind must
accompany each bid and, in class a. De numbered
to correspond with the nuIlbsr Of the paper pro-
posed for in that schedule, and in the first three
classes, to be properly designated tie sample
| 1t will net bs considered And all proposals and
samples must be transmitted to this Office tree of
postage or other expense.
Ee"h proposal must be signed By the individual
or firm making it, aTd must specify the price per
pound and the consequent price per re am, land but
one PR fof each) every kim Of paper contained
in the class proposed fol.
All the per in the several elass,s must be Iiy.
ered at such place or places be desgpss1 in
WaShing city, in good order free Of eli and every
charge or expense ard subject to tins lnspee-
ton count, weight, and measurement Of the Super
| int-nd~nt, and lie ia all respects satisfactory.
! Shank forms for proposals vi l be fdrn shed at
this Office to persons applying for them; and none
will be taken into consderat on unlass pbetan
! ly agreeing Herewith.
Bonds, with approved securities, viii BE- required
and the supplying of an inf-rior article in aDy OF
tine classes, failure to supply the quantity re-.
CURED at any tiuls will be considered ostion Of
the contract
Each oidder Is required to furnish with Lis Pre-
poeals satisfactory evidence of his ability to execute
it, and shy proposal uaaccompsnied with such evil
dence will be rejected.
The proposals will b. opened In the man. or re-
qured by law ION the first Tuesday after the frs;
| Monday in December" next (5th) at 10 O'Clock sm.
| q. thu Office Of the Superintendent.
| Proposals viii be addressed to the "Superin
tsn lent of the Public Printing Capitol OF the nited
states. Washington and endOrseI s'Prcposals FOL
| supplying Paper"
4. G. SEAMAN,
| Superintendent o. the Public Printing.
4 vi G-AnfilenI
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RAKE M. r1oa.
NEW 6oODS JUST RECEIVED.

- ENoS- MI G, Merchant Tailor- "a
asenuS, under the United States 10
&c. "ouid respectfully inform his customere%
a.i ,ue poeiic generally that be has inst ra NJ
80 80 asS aii and Winter goods in gr.st
va. such s. Cloths, Cassmeres. and ves.nos =,
is iseest Importation, aud is prepared TO hsye e..
Sce Up Ut the shortest notice in the most S,sb;,
AoIs manner sad at low rates Of prices
Eashg made arrangement to 90 ir,.n m. Rad,
"sae clothing business extensively tia sssson ~.
eeis confdsn that he can offer to thosa wishin, -
RurccsSe stock OF Clothing not inferior To anS IN
LIE t ana e: made up at the NORTH as is us,l
any tns 1:e With work sold here; but chr In hi.
OWE establishment, and msie by our own needv Cit
Lens IN tnis dull season Ut low rates of prices he -
e.sDea tneretor, % compete with northern worh ~
point oi priceai snd as 10 quality and STYLE bs "
eave fcr tAose who favor him with cali - :. ali
u, hs can sell whole suits, Coat Pants, saS .4dge.
the following low rates: Sest, AZ
oooo SUIT LOT business PURPOSES, sssoS
Orss s,e, i Ss VIC slaaii sla eI,...- u Ok cas-
O Nrsss anu irocE Oosts, FROM SIC
0Vercoats o. different Styles. go '-....$lo to $40
bI:'A aga fancy PsntalocD- '''''''.::; ~ to %
oIn anu velvet Vests. '''''''''...SS % TO 40
and hss h Oh .nipS is Of sup.ror w 20 "
winter ssSons s NJ since he received the isI my
Of fapev y .nstsntly On hand a large sssortmap,
Umh- :, -Itt:les-sueh as Gloves, Crsysts, Collars
| ionsin this city. cor u ~ Ne &c
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
THE NEW YORK d LIvCRPO"L
s4k4k UNITED STATES aGkfN

Tk1 K We" YORK q lVOaVo'A
a4f4& UNITED STATES eGMS
MAIL STEAMERS.
FTNHE SHIPS CONPRIsINd TRIs LINE ABE
i THE
ATLANTIC. Capt. West
PACIFIC, Capt Me,
BALTIC, Capt. Cerstock,
ADaIATIC, Capt. Grafton
These ships have been built by contract, expires.
ly for Governme Mt service; every care has been
taken In their construction, as In the Engines to
insare strength and speed. and their sccommoda.
t1ons for passengers are unequa.led for elegance
and comfort.
Prize Of massage Eon New York to Liverpool in
nfst $lU
second Cab 20
exclusive use Of extra size state rooms. 800
From Liverpool t. New York EDO aud EGO.
An experienced surgeon attached to each shin.
No berth can be secured until paid for.
For freight or passage apply to
EDWARD X. COLLINS CO.,
Be Wall street Nev York.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY CO,
L. g. ROBERTS & CO,
Is Kings AIMS Yard, London.
JOHN MUNROE co,
26 Rue Notre Dame dss VictoiIes. Paris.
GEO Fl, DRAPER, Havre.
The owner Of The chips will not ba accountable
for gold, silver, bullion, peci., e elry, precious
stones or metals unless bills 81 iading are e'gned
therefor an the value thereof ther Elm expressed.
nov l6-dly
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STAR.
o.. VIII all ts Right in che Morning. 50


When the bOunding beat o. the heart Of love,
and tne 50 ingng step. grows slow;
" en the fora of cloud in the blue above
Lies dark on the path below,
IAc song TINT he sings il ! st in sigh,
And h turns where a star is dawnns,
And he thinks. il sladdens his heart and his eye
. IL viii ali be right in the morning."
When 'the str0Rg man armed in the middle watch,
From HES dim deck is gazing,
And strives, through the wreck of the tempest, to
catch
seam Of the day beams blazing;
Ain'i The wild storm, there hard by the helm
tie needs mt the dark ocean yawning;
FOR this song IL soul nOi a sorrow can WbeIm.
IL Mil all he right in the morniag,"
When the battle is done, the harp uustrrJne.
lis music irembiing-dying;
~ Etn It's woes are unwept and his deeds uns,,uc
AND ht longs IN the grove TO be living
Iheh a voice shall charm, as il charmed before
re hal vrpt or waited the dawning:
Ihev do love here for aye-Id be thine as of yore-
- Ii VIII all be night in the morning."
Thus ali through The world, by ship and by shore;
NncTe the mother bends
The cradle, whose tnan has gone on before;
Where the eyes of the lover,
Light the way to the soul whatever the word,
welcome, wall, or warning,
thi~ Is every where chCTished--this every where
heard:
'' /. VIII all be right IN the morning.''
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REDUCTION IN GAS FIXTURES

NV arc nov receiving the largest stock of Gas
v! FIXTURES ever offered in this city, oors.
fris1i every variety Of sty and fn,sa Tiey have
been selected from the celebrated factory OF Corus
patterns.
OWING to reduction in price in Gss Fixtures we
are now prepared 10 furnish them at lees rate thsn
tney have ever yet been cold here or else where
TO Keep pse with the shove improvement TIE,
oEice OF gas iubing has been materially reduce 2.
and our Increased facilities warrants us in eayie.
hat We are Prepared and can execute eny work
nsy undertase cheaper and better fhsa cay -
establishment in this city, .her
5. W. THOMPSON 4 Dr
Plumbing Gas lifting Rstsh' -,
Pa avenue, side, between lasr ssaHIa.,
oct 13-dtJSn1 ana attn sts.
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SURPRISING BEER SHOP.-A Dutch.
man, who kept beer and porter house
in Houston street, New York, gave the
following account at the police Office OF
Ell assault on his premises. Speaking OF
the person commencing the row, he said:
lie coomed in and axed me to sell
him some peer; / told him he had more
p would do him goethe called me
Dutch liar, and pegin to broke two tum-
oilers, ven me aud Hans Speigler, and my
wife and my torter Petsey and all de
toder men about my blaze, pegin to poot
him out-and presently he COON pack
nit twenty more shest like him, and say,
| Will Tx dis peer concern and presk
him up, SO dat shentiemens may git
drunk like shentlemens, on gin and
brandy, and not On dis tam Tuch pizen.
Den dey kick Hans Speigler behind his
pack aud kiss my torter Petsey before
her face, and preak all der glass pottles,
except der pig stone pitcher, and split
my wife and Inc and fodder parcels Of
per all over der cellar. Hans rune on,
Der toor and called for der watch-house
and my wife cried 'murter' like der tefii
bot peiOre der W&tch-houSe come, del
tan r0wdies proke US all up to pieces
ne and der pottles and tumblers anG
plates and dishes, all smashed up to-
geddrr."
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Reason FOR NOT DANCING. the
close Of q fair, he'd by the Free VIII Bap-
list Society, in Manchester, n. H., after
evenings service, the pastor, Rev. Mr..
DAVIS, was asked whether dancing would
be allowed. Has answer was no; for
dancing did no good, it was barbarous
custom, and the first Baptist, of whom
we have any account, lost his head by
dncsug! The audience was satisfied
with the reason
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TAKE NOTIUE

HCusEhBEPERS and others ere reminded tks;
III the following List Of articles sre of the very
beetdeecrpon and can &c purchased from, the At b.
scritsr OF es low terrss gay other bcuse in tia
city Iakgs assortment ard sapply always ca
hand:
OILS Ct ell kiss oCeansWers
Feints EruEbA
Campht1s Cioczs
VefGish LSDp5
TuIpecGne Chr-s.,a.Y-
Window Glsks T,rer3nIc1
Ctine ".
EsrthsnSsre eritts,,,, w.
Glass p. a
Goods sent to sny rs.t Of tn. e;sv fra. -, ,hs-s,
Country dealers viz 10 wei to csII.
O 8. WHITTLESgY
mr. ~ n ~S~'
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u DENNIS, (rRoN PARIs) UP8OLSTERER AND
L PAPER HANGER, No. 4Sl, c'r' er OF louifi-
ana avenue sh3 Sixth street, Warrington, ID. C,
Furniture repaired and vanished. Cs pets cut,
fitted, nd IT ade.
Cu tsins, Lounges, and Mattresses made.
~ Good references given.
i. d. so CTS share of patronage Of tbs public,
aud pledges TO do his work neat and cheap aCy
other t. biishment in TIE city. nov 5-Iras
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ozyJz euPKanTlHnez1 OF p0E,ac rsnszr,a. :,
Ksshln1tnr san&alr be- eA I2kA Z


Washington, September 80, 184.}
IN pursuance Of the sAos to provide for executing
the public printing" &c., approved August rs,
80 sealed proposals. win be reoived ct this Office,
December next, at Il o'clock m, for furnishing the
paper that may be required for the public printing
Tor the year commencing on the LIST day OF pecem.
Der. 1854 and ending on the LIST day Of December,
The subioined list specifics, a. nearly a. can be
assrtained, the quantity, snd the quality and de-
scription, Of esch kind Of pspsr that viii be re-
fS5ss r.su. ne prs Tins ..Ds, .rosDa.r.a to
measure "a by 3s inches and to weigh forty
fye pounds to the ream Of $50 sheets.
CLlss2.
1900 resnns fine printing paper, calendered, to
msssurs 81 by 30 inches, and to weigh fifty
six pounds to the ream of $50 sheets.
Glass 3.
300 reams suporfns hArd.sEed and cslsndered
printing psper, to measure "a BY 80 inches,
s and to weigh fotty'eisht pounds to the Eeam
The fibre of the paper of each of the above Glasses
to be of linen and cotton free from all sduteration
with mineral or other substances, of fair white.
ness, and put up in quires Of twenty four sheets
each, and in bun les Of two each, each ream
to contain $50 perfect sheets. Uniformity In color
thickness and wight will be required; end no bun
die varying over or under Eve per cent. from the
standard weight will be received and the gross
weight will In all cases be required. Mixing Of va
rtous thcknesees In the bundle to make up the
weight will be considered violation of tbs ocn.
tract.
Samples indicating the quality. 60, of the papsr
required In the foregoing three classes be oh.
tanned at the Office of the Superintendent, or will be
furnished by mail to persons intending to bid.
Contracts will be entered into for supplying the
quantities required in the first second, aud third
classes, at such times the public service may re.
quire; but the privilege is reserved of ordering
greater quantity on either class, should greater
quantity be required, at such times and In such
quantities as may be deemed necessary.
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THE NATIONAL HOTEL,

inns ci,y viii be re-opsned for the recep,ion Of
4 guests on the 9th Of this month The remoysi
OF me Kitchen from the basement to the Tear OF the
ppui,.uihg, and thu alterations in and sbouc The
Dining Rooms, will sdd greatly TO tie eonyen;, nc
ana q mort OF its guests The table will be urns
% witn the best the markets can afors .nd served
N the best style, and no expense or labor uil bs
sparso 20 render the house, in every respect equs
to any in the country The suhscr her. thereIcys
trusts that generous public will continue tn. he
erai patronage which has always been extended TO
the house. Per ons desiring 10 procure rooms for
tne winter, can do at any tine sf the both bv
caliingst the Hotel Il ID. William
Washington city, November IA / 81
nov l5-d Intel Uuiop Sent Globe tfI
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6E0RGETOWN HEEAAk SEMINARY,
GEORGETOWN, D. O.

n BE-, " WI y. DE- :: Clark s.I.ar4..
1HHH duties of this Seminary viii bs resumed on
/ FRIDAY, Ssptt mber lsr.
The course Of studies actually pursued In this In
stitution embraces highsr and more thorough
range than that pursued In any otaer Female Sem
mary in the Union.
The location of the seminary is remarkable for its
salubrity. The buildings large, the rooms cape.
oioys, and the grounds for recreaton sss very am.
pie.
Terms for boarding pupils, $500 per session of 10
months, payable on rhe LIST o September and LIST OF
February. This charge includes boarding, tuition
in English and Mathematics, room rent, fuel, lights
and wsshlng. Music, French, Spanish, 10. Drawing
and Painting extra.
Day ssneisrs nom IS to SO per quarter according
to the tlasses which they enter.
Reference ia made to Dr.. Grafton Tyler, Captain
Geo. =. de La RochD, W g: Ridgely, Esq, W Hunter
Esq, w. 9. u. Taylor, Esq, Francis Dodge, ESQ,
Robert P. Dodg-, Esq, and Or. Q. ". Mnthicum.
Georgetown, D. G.; and to Jos. II. Bradley, ESQ.
Washington, D. O.
jyN-tf Intel Union)
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O. The population of Michigan, taken
this fall by state authority, exhibits q
very rapid growth. All the counties are
given except eight small ones, and the
numbsr IS 1.lO0,69S, estimating the
omitted counties. Four years ago the
census returns made Michigan contain
o91 t9I increase in four years 100, 73l,
or 80 per cent. The same rate of IN.
crea 9 would elevate Michigan to about
IJy, 900 Ia lo60.
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VIM, EAUNSOHILD,
fAfkR HANGER & UPHOIaTRy

A MEXICAN and French Paper q.
a Uphoisser Goods, Penn, ylvspr -ngings and
Ss;sn'sents and Eighteenth ,reets venSs eetv.
.n mM y. Esunschild eess ..eaye TO ipso,u, II.
1n1 .ne pubic thst b. has en- lad = nis friends
Alec nns ana A~esican Transparspts s"eA Oh
which he 1il d as Cotton and shuck Mattr.sss.
octao~s On 0'1po'e Of at the lowest prices
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TO INVENTORS

YTHaE of.cs Of fEte Inventors Protection National
l. Union" ia CD eth street, opposite the Esst por-
dco of the Patent Office, and lie ready T. attend
to tbs business off members, namely: II making
EXAMINATION snd soliciting patents, &c.
Inventors invited 10 call and get cory CT the
Constitution end By laws, and where any infoYms-
don viii be given REF peclng the Union
All letters On BUSH nust be directed e TITS Of
Ace, where attention viii be given immediately.
A model shop Is in connection With the Office
where ucdeIs oap Re Esde to order sc tie ehcrtest
aotics. z. G. CLAYTON,
AZ IG--1y President I. ?. ~
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Gas FIXTUREs.

'I'hE suhscribers take pleasure in snxcn..,ns =.
l. the public that their stock Of Gss FIgFURSks 3
comprising some Of the bsst and satest ontt.r,. -
eeen received and thai ths5 now prepared 10 se
me .0Sess rates ssons II want sf Gas sixturee
6nd Ii 20 their interest "Ia no ooept
IT.! Dsetings and public buildings atted with s.ssa
-. . tv. fHoAPeoN 4 nsorHEn.
oeo le-f Pa sv.. bet. 10th ard Ilth. a s;ss
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To The PUBLIC.
FIXED HOURS FOR THE WASHINGTON AND
ALEXANDRIA BOATS

ALEXANDRIA BOATS
h The following are the hours Of de-
ss.sssssssaa. psrture Of the only reliable ste m
ferry toat plying between Alexandria and Washing.
ton:
The steamer George Page will leave Washington
daily. at 81, s, OK. 11l4, a m, l. 3. *, p m.
WI leave Alexandria at n, 8x, l0]I, .. m,
12A, m.2 4, So, pm.
vauia avenue aud seventh street. to connect with
the Boat, at 6, 7A,9N IL, a. m, 1871 M, ~. and
~, pm
HIS Dnibuses will connect Nth ell cars arriving
at, and departing from, Washington and Alexan.
dris. GEORGE PAGE.
nov S-tf
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PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS.
sNIDER's WINES
At PHIL ADE LPHIA

TOHR ". SHIDER, Dealer In winee, at the
81 former old established Wine Sore of JACOB
&NIDkR, yr- No. &c Walnut street, four doors be-
low Fourth street where ecnstmeTs will be urpled
With WINES and LIQUORS On TIE nest sccommo-
dating terms
JACOB SNYDER, Jr., Agent for he In.
Porrstou OF FOREIGN WINES ofsec No. 20 Wal
suf street, Philadelphia, wbsre be Is prepared to
receive orders for the special importation Of Wines
ct, from various houses in Europe, ip quantities al
single dosen snd upwards; and also soicits for his
Son, JOHN VAUGHAN SNYDER, the patronage OF
his friends and former customers
80 All Wires ordered for v Washington viii he de-
livered by Express fTc, Of freight. je Sly
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oVo VFI6UN,
Acting Commissioner Of General Land Offlcs
NOTICE TO pRE-EMPTioN cLA1sANrs

90 Unaer the cot Of Congress approved Sd March
1000 enutieo IAN act to extend pre- emption rights
70 certain lands therein mentioned" the pre-, emp.
uen laws were extende owes the above mentione,
alternate odd mum ,ere sections where tn s.ttIa-
ment ana Improvement we're msde prio- to tn date
o. aiotment II pr ven vp and 81 for at the rate
t~o 40 lars and fifty oeats per acre, before tn
oay nxea !or the pubic SALE And thu act approved
9th March, 1894 entitlet San act for the rsl:eS
settlers on lsnds reserved for rsilr,ad purposes"
persons who settler ard IMP. owe the above named
sections pr.or to tn date OF ,oiM rzspat will be n
uIied TO pr emptions at tnr ordinary minimusa
price OF the public lands, at the rst. of one dol
lar aud twenty-five cents per Gre, IL proven up sno
PAD for before re dag nxei ior public &. There.
fore every person entitled t0the ghtof pSssm pton
mentioned, under the oct e Sd Mar h, 1854, above
referred TO- settlements made prior to- hS 18Th Of
March, 1884, Che date Of allotment) or under The
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For Lynchburg, connecting tn the stages
Oh .rlottesEiile, on Mondays, Wednesday,, and Rr
days
FIR Luray ana New MARKET connecting with III
ages at Cupeper, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sat
urday
+ Winchester daily, connecting with the stage
at Pied mont
For Jiddleburg daily, connecting with the stage
at the Plains.
Per order: W.B. BR0UKErT, Agent
nov T--dtf
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILRuAD
- 81 90 ;i
On and after Tmesdau. Nou. Z. Is.

IN ana aver tuesday, N0U. Z, 1884,
( He Cars leave Alrxai dris daily for G,'rlons
vile anu int n di te tations at ~ O'CLOCK,
g. m o" the arrival OF the boat from Wa hin gtor.
giving ample time for breakfast On bosrd Con.
ne ting at dana sas Junctisn with tram for Stras
purg. at Warren on Jc elton wit. train for War.
r"ntou, AMI at Gordonsyilie with the trains n the
Virginia ectral siiroaG fox Richmond, CharlotIes
Vile, and Staunon
The cars leave Gordonsvil daily for Alexs DIR ;
and intermediate stations at n before - 8. IA. Oh
the arrival Of the trains the vi gihia Cent al raj
road from Richmond CIarlot' esvills. and Stauntop
r RQIIG i CIcK ErS
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ct Of 9Th March, 1854 90 settlements made prior
TO the date Of Dfsdrasccl Of the Lands from marks
likewise evs<y perssn entitled to preew pt'op undes
Oh. at OF eth Msrch, 70 4, on sny Of the shcvs
lands outside of s sir AL. tntts, directed 10 be re-
stored 10 entry on TIE sixtee0tt' day OF October
next, ct &c. Louis, is required to establish the
same to the satisfaction OF the register and
receiver ofthe pruper l.nd Office, and make payment
therefor as soon practicable after seeing this aotscs
and before the day appointed for the commencement
Of the public sale Of the lands embracing the tract
claimed otherwise such claim viii be forfeited.
jos. s. WILSON,
Acting Commissioners Of General Land Once.
CAD IQ-1su12w
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early grsvc. Let 70 young man or woman enter in.
10 the secret ebi;Catons Of married lie without
reading the POCKET EsCULAPIUa. Lst no en-.
suffering from hsckni-d Cough, Psin IN The side,
restless nighis nervous feelings end the Whole train
of Byspeptic Sensations, and given cp by Their phy-
sician, be sn9tia. moment, without coreultpg the
REGULATES. Have The married, or those sbout
70 be narT:ti spy inpsdinelt, Scs3 sh5 Truly use.
full beck Cd it SIS been the means OF esvins tiOus-
snds Of upEorttrsts creatures from the Tery sss &
death.
aS-Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
enclosed Ia letter, will recsiye o.lo copy Of this
~ork b. res, or fYe COPIES VII be gtntfor One Dol
Leg.
Address, (post pslo) DR.. VIA. YOU'VE,
No. Is2 airu-. strect, PhiisdeiIhIs.
so I2-IS