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IN pursuance ofaw Pierce Presden, of the United
sales win be held al the ohcsa
RroHH OF MINNESOTA, at the times herein designated wits
"ss for lie aisposs a sas pSSe lands
situated "iihin The aforementioned townships, viz
North Of Che base line and the fh principal erisan
Townships hundred and and hundred and o Of
Townships one hundred and two
Townships hundred and hundred and
Townships hundred two Of
Townships hundred and hundred and TWO,
hundsed thee and hundred and four, range
TOWNSHIPS hundred and hundred and
s n oas nSnaa aaa 0s a"
bred and ee hundred and four
o. September next for the disposal Of the public lands within the
limits of The following townships, viz;
North Of Of m principal rne,laian
Townships one one two
dea and ee hundred and and hundred and five
Gwn,gs hundred and hundred and hun
one hundred and one one hundred and iwo and one
Tosnshps one,
dsd and rse and one hundred and 0u9 range nss"
hundred and four and hundred and i've sixteen
range seventeen.
wArsR, commencing Monday,
eleventh day Of september for the disposal OF the public lands
situated in The following named townships, viz
fourth principal eridian
Township ioryone of range sixteen.
Township forty two, of range seventeen.
Townships ony forty one aud forty two of eighteen
eight IN township thirty three, and townships thirty eight, thirty
nine, and forty, OF range nineteen.
Aso the following tracts, military
ton Smelling, sold under
lied san define boundaries military
the Territory Minnesota
proved Goth August which subject pre- epton
claims: t
The south half of south half Of
eight half
eleven, neen
Except and three military
Fer twenty and exclusive of all the islands
in the Mississippi river township eight Of twenty
three.
At the land Office MaKEAPoLs Monday
eighteenth day September disposal Of public
lands following named Townships which
ted within the former military Fort Smelling
sold accordance of 28h August
1884, herein above quoted and which subject presumption
claims, 10 wit:
North of The base line and of the principal
Townships twenty and wenyeght, exclusive of
islands IN the Mississippi river range twenty-five.
Townships twenty eight, twenty
Townships twenseven twenty twenty nine
OF The islands the Mississippi
Lands appropriated by schools military and
other purposes, GiH be excluded from the sales. -
The offering the above lands will
appointed and will proceed in the they
sed, wh all despatch, until
offered, and the sales thus
longer than weeks, and
be admitted until AFTER The expiration of the
Given under hand the Of Washington,
June, Domin thousand hundred and
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
by The PRESIDENT
fatuW rtpn
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lNITrD STATES Mail to California, VIA Asn-
u Panama. 2vtn of month,
approved by Navy Department. Of nor less than
1000 burden, guaranyng speed aud safety.
The Panama railroad completed Obpoi iS miles rom
Panama.
embraces 81
Aspnwh Obpo, and Is miles OF land transportation
recently put thorough order. sncie passenger
hoashe
baggage being only transferred once to and from mule
alongside the
There will be transportation in future this
entr free from sickness Of descriptions.
Reserve being always ke in port at New York. Pana
san Francisco prevent detention accden
The route is entirely reliable
expected passage the Atlantic will be made
larry in on the Pacific, iii l2 to IAN days.
Passengers day they AspIt-
wall
Through tickets ahe rates, be had agency
West street, New York
25--dtf
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q Il EAT THROUGH LINE TO THE WEST
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railroad from Baltimore Wheeling
meeting with The and splendid
the Ohio, and the stages TO Zanssvtie &c.
4 expeditions thoroughly completed, by
finishing the Board Tree Tunnel and the being
of travellers confidently
The scenery
road stpcnd0u and attractive character.
The mail Baltimore daily y.
directly through Wheeling $3.50 mies) in IL 10 hos,
GLIDING all sloppages, arriving there
leaving Baltimore a lay lodging
in Cumberland, I7e me and proceed hense Wheeling in the
morning.
To with these rains leave Washington
and daily, meeting from Baltimore the Wash
DIETER the Relay House, miles from
Baltimore
At Wheeling the unvaed of the Union Inu
which have completed Tor this daily
Louisville, the stages Nashville, &C.
the and New Orleans packets taken those
ing further
Columbus who prefer the land Gin
cnna parts West may proceed
Wheeling Companys
the National GAINESVILLE
by railroad
Passengers Welsvie Cleveland by
will ago find agreeable there being
regular speedy connection Wheeling and from
places.
d. Baggage through Washington Wheeling
charge TO- transfer OF passengers baggage
Fare ticket (wih right 10 lie anywhere the
route) from Washington Wheeling 50 sos TO Cincnna S
to Louisville, $l2
of MIR. PaoIs agent, the railroad station
Washington, and Of the other agents of the company
VIM PARKER,
I1-dH General
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Cincinnati Louisville, Indianapolis Columbus Zanepe Cgspe
land, Toledo Chicago, and st Louis.
fgHROUGH tickets for all points
in Washington
Passengers leaving Washington T. arriv in Wheen.
with splendid inchests Diunal
for Welsvie Az miles from Wheeling direct by railroad
Cleveland Toledo, Chicago Alton thence 25
miles, 81 Louis Leaving Washington at 5, they will
the afternoon with the splendid Unon Ine
for Cincinnati and Louisville and for Indianapolis by railroad
from Lawrenceburg.
Through tickets sold Cincinnati Louisville and indianapo
lis GAINESVILLE Columbus
Wheeling. Passengers holding through tickets lie
point the For information and tickets apply T. II.
PARSONS, agent, Washington.
J. II. DONE,
Feb 7-du Master Transportation
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PURSUANT to N decree of the high court of chance
made in of Isabella Bird widow, plaintiff,
Charlotte kr aud Others defendants the claiming be
John loyd Coffee
London, updewner afterwards inmate of the
kept by Thomas William Nicholson, inveresk Muse
in the of Mid Lothian North Britain then OF Ber
Tweed tbsp Of Eusp Park Uxbidse, in the
county MddeeS, who died about the 18th day
1854, the day
Of November in and their relationship to the
John Mosgc chambers chancellor Sir VIII
liam Page Wood No II New Square, Lnron's Inn Middeser
default hereof they will be peremptony excluded from the
of the said decree.
Thursday The evenih day Of December O'Clock in
afternoon chambers appointed for hearing and
Indicating
Dated this Eth day Of August, 1854.
RICHARD Bi.OXhM, Chief CLERK
ATKINSON n PILGRIM,
Church Court Lothbury, London Plaintiffs Solicitors.
Sep 5-lam3ms
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Law School of Cumberland UnIversify. a, Lebsnon
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Caru,hers,
judges of Tennessee.
Hon. Nathan Green supreme
of Tennessee.
Hon. Bromfed l.. Ridley, the enancelors Of
Judges Cauihe Green dew their whole exclusively
to the school.
Plan of instruoon-l Daily
daily lessons the progress os the examinations
Weekly aud equity,
dents facts
through ali
practice framed require prepare
deeds Wills of documents
taken by appeal
vupreme court which is held monthly In the cass, and
public the end session The students act clerks hs
jurors, and chanceors, and in other ocia
eaciiies connected with their suits.
the third Monday sep
tember Thursday February The
succeeding Monday February and ends
Thursday IN July
Erpenses per eion.1uion $780, contingent
boarding $50 Students furnish their books,
which San 20 had in the Lebanon bookstores.
complete unless the
No previous required for nd
There four regular classes Students
any during the collegiate year.
There a legislature connected with the school
Number o students last collegiate year eghty-sx.
ROBERT l.. CARUIHERS,
Feb ll--eoy president Board OF Trustees
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The cheapest comfortable eIpeditios the
Waite Saphar Springs, passing the Alum, Warm, and Ho
Springs.
A kKANGEMENTs having been made with the owners OF uie
n and splendid George between Alex
anda and Washington distance of miles, in with
the this Washing on the following
schedule viii take effect and after Thursday June leo
Gordonsviiie
Will leave The depot of Duke Henry at
O'clock a. The the giving
ample breakfast board, Gordonsve 10Y
O'Clock connecting thai place with the trains Virginia
Cenlrai railroad Richmond, Charlottesville and Staunon.
Gordonsvle TO Alexandria intermediate
will Gordonsvie III O'clock
Virginia Central road, arriving Alexandria hafpast
O'Clock, allowing connect leaving
Washington North, for
from Alexandra 10 Wanenon aud intermediate stations
will leave Alexandria daily Sundays exeeped) at O'clock
arriving a Wanenon 81 O'Clock, D. IN.
On sunday will leave at O'clock a. m.
A Wauenton Alexandria and intermediate
daily Sundays ereeped) quarter
O'clock arriving Ale aandra half gocock M
On Sunday viii leave quarter past l2 O'Clock, p.
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Round "Trip tickets to WanenIon from Saturday Mon
New Market will
Alexandria O'clock Tuesdays Thursdays,
udays connecting with the Cupeper
Passengers Lynciburg will take leaving Ale
da O'Clock, Mondays Wednesdays,
meeting with the ChaIlo ttesvie
While Sulphur will The
Alexandra daily, connecting
Freight trains running daily Sundays excepled)
Per order: w. B. BROCKETT, Agent
June l4-dtf Ale xandria. Va.
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From Liverpool.
Horn Ne,p York.

tOr Weigh VI passage hpPy 10 =
EDWARD X. COLLINS b CO.,
No. 81 Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, sHIPLEY, b Co,
Liverpool
Il C. ROBERTS s. CO.,
Is Kings Arms Yard London.
J. MUNROE h CO.,
20 Rue Nore Dame des VICTORIES,
Paris
GEO. IL DRAPER IIavre
Ship will be accountable for gold
bullion SPECIE jewey stones metals unless bills OF
therefor and the value thereof therein
Jars
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COMETHlNG NEW.n consequence of the liberal patronage
~ bestowed the Metropolitan Gallery the has
engagement with Mr.. Verge, artist from Lond
daEuerreotypes viii be coloea with bnocy
bity by method and surprising
dcicacy of detail the finest
To dsapp ladies
engagements advance, their miniatures
designated Metropolitan Gallery
fuckers sore Pennsylvania avenues between and 9Th streets
GEO ADAMS Artist.
Mar l6--du
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Commissioner of the General Land Office
NOTICE TO PRE- EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

NUIItE TO PIE EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
very entitled the right of
lands within the townships and townships
rated required to establish The the satisfaction of the
Office
therefor practicable after seeing this notice. and before
the appointed for the public
lands embracing claimed otherwise claim will
iei,ed.
JOHN WILSON
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Ill l3w
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DIX. monss's isy,GoKATiNG CORDIAL,


sssss-H ,5s AeGieIas.
HEALTH RESTORED AND LIFE LENGTHENED DR..
Ii MoRsE's iNviepRATiNG GLIxin. Oh ooRDiAL-A'
the properties albned Professor soes EI
could believe the simple and sublime truths by The
5shes. elias. and CHARACTER e now amhng ali doubts
creduly ovehrown by mass OF testimony which perfectly
The remedies cases, deporabe evils arising
full viso delicate
with that agency Of mat.
muscular deficient vital
ali the appsiies,
well the higher mental a,trbues Its beneficial effects are net
wife the sless youth business
erl debility or from the weakness single organ
and o hav s
complete and untang safeguard against that terrible mala
they
without reference and will not only the dsor
''' ' REBUILD THE BROKEN CONSTITUTION.
The the leading Diseases and
% TO M
ton specific few, however, be enumerated viz: nea
Of Se hear aascsas dsD
Ds m s a Re @
nnes after exercise, broken sleep and terrifying dreams.
eleasvs osans sexual melancholy
uor aDus sinking a. the female chronic
indulgence passions
structural discusses is averred that
regularity ACTIVITY only
Bear in MIND ha, ali maisde wherever they Begin
~ Of s ea nea
that for kind of disease the Elixir Cordial the
only reliable preparation known.
DISEASES
language convey idea the immediate and
almost miraculous change which the diseased dcb
Whether broken down by
Taxed organization Is at once baced revvide up.
The and o m % vanish to-
the s As sD cordial
NAL condition. Wen may the preparation be called the
MEDICINAL WONDER
the nineteenth century i as the first scientific man in The
world would have admitted that miracle Of medicine heretofore
supposed % have NJ existence.
sTrnuLAsT THAT ENTAILS REACTION.
expended, opium,
preparations all other excants. The effect Of these brief
that man is worse than the Dui
"s suan n IN IL snS s
II will also depessions excitement, tendency
u memory eo"aon sddness blood to
@ debility nsss
prosraon ,akiy, inability Sleep diseases
ns
there reliance placed human testimony absolute
from pale, yellow sicky color beautiful ford complexion
MoRsE's IKvI0oRArINa
the ma,ea meca hitherto unhear
The herb which forms its main ngredeu, has been admitted by all
medical aud institutions of Europe be in
authority discovered the in Arabia where
his attention was excited oy the wonderfully ,nvgoras effects
the exhane exhibited by the Arab Of both
Morses Invgoratins Cordial has been counterfeit
m future The genuine p.opretors fac
blown in The glass; pr' Morse invsorning codial c. II
af 81
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n X. CHAMBERLIN's Commercial College, located
W. 1877 Baltimore Baltimore, Maryland The ostensbe
object of institution is place in the reach OF individuals
facilities obtaining thorough practical mercantile educa
young obtain "A knowledge
weeks than be acquired in
many years any counting house.
The of study embraces book keeping and is
adaptation various departments and trade Mercan
according methods
Practical penmansp combining api execution with beauty
Of Lectures mercantile law
mercantile subjects, beside other points o
understand The
complete eight
being vacation applicants and
diplomas who graduate For
and II circular forwarded by ma
Nov l3-lydAcp
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May 1l--dtf

~ ANTHONY, No. 3Os broadway, New York, l.
U utacurer OF dagueeope apparatus nlangs
&c. and importer of plates, chemicals fancy frames and
caoype and chemicals for pictures and
rails of every description.
supplied with materials for manufacturing
g. Harsons celebrated also, Highlander
always on hand.
308 Broadway, June IT, 1854.
June 2O-dIyear'
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male Institute, South Carolina avenue, between
9th yth east, Washington.

Female Institute, South Carolina avenue, between
9th yth streets east, Washington.
f(NiIE the above will
Monday the i of Septenbef and continue I'll the last of June
embrace branches
this,
teachers engaged The location is
residence, being
part city, Interrupt
ion yet readily accessible all lie advantages The buildings
grounds beautifully improved
ample for exercise.
Boarding English $780, payable hall in nd
vance, February Music, French, drawing
scholars, quarter OF eleven weeks from
IS TO $40, according to the class.
Circuars containing particulars will be upon application
GEORGE G. BUTLER, A. NJ, Principal
Rev William Hodges Rev. O. NJ Butler d. D. Joseph A. Brad
lev, esq Professor 4. NJ. Ba,rd, Washington
REV. w. Clarke, Georgetown,
Rev James May, d D, Rev. William Friend, Virginia.
Rev. Alexander sbras, Pelham, New York.
Rev. @, D. Miles, Wikesbarre, Pennsylvania.
And the patrons OF the school generally
Aug s-dlm
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Navy Beef and Pork for 1855.
NAsr DrrAKrxssr,

Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing, Aug 2ih lssa
SEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals and ap
Posais ioI fok, will be received a, M
once until IL O'Clock Saturday, Of svp,rA
next for furnishing delivering all cost and ri,k m %
United States at The following nav y yards " ue
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philadelphia CoIIegc Of Medic,n.

a tB5i. VS. w." "e''"'' -
Fu courses Of iocures given winter and summer
Oegress conferred in March and July. VTT""'
Fccs One fun SS Perpetual ticket $3.50 Maticu.
u0n, 80 Graduation s35 To attended to
iu oues another nstntcn $50 including graduation fee
taken BY faculty and progress
every student Examinations daily
upon eacn bne Ia all facilities this eqna
70 any 10 ult country. For further information, address
u. HOWARD RAND, M. ID. Dean,
LOG South Ninth street, Philadelphia.
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MARTINEAU, CRosKE2, 1 Co, Southampton.
WILLIAM IsEI.IN, Havre
Poi technic College OF the Of PennsyIvanin,
Penn Square, Philadelphia.
GSsss pa" as oan
education 10 students Intended for '''''''0''
ENGINEERING, MINING, AGRICULTURE, AND THE ME.
CHANICAL AND CHEMICAL ARTS.
The Monday, Sep
FACULTY.
Mathematics and civil engineering Peabody
,a and analytical and agricultural chemistry
Mining snsiSeerins geology and mineralosy Prof. w. H. B.
Mechanical philosophy and the principles of machinery Po
| Peabody and Kennedy.
architectural and Typographical drawing Prof. John
french and Spanish, Prof. v. De Amarli.
German, Prof D. H. Entrup.
under the charge Of J. D.
enter and be rapidly prepared for he College Courses
@ % d. b. d
MATTHEW NEwKIRKs
President Of Board of Trustees.
JoHx MsIsTyn., Secretary.
"snider's" Wines Philadelphia.
ssss
and liquors on the most accommodating terms.
JACOB sNnER Jn, for importation foreign Wines
for the special Of wines &C. from various houses in E
former customers.
washington city by Express,
''s Jas ss s sssr,'
Salamander Safes
IlVANS WATSON, 26 street, Philadelphia
II Pa ate No e3 Dock seet) have hand
ment of their
PATENT sALAMANDER FIRE AND THIEr-PRooF SAFES
Bank vaults and iron doors for bank stores,
PATENT SLATE-LINED REFRIGERATORs,
Water filters seal and letter Fairbanks platform
and counter scales.
Sole for Buerwor,s, Beey Yaes, JONES' and Halls
patent powder proof bank locks. Please a
Reference made few Of the hundreds who have
safes
T. Magude 7th street, Pennsylvania avenue Washing
ID. C..
Farmers and Meshanics' Bank, Philadephia,la safes.
United Arsenal, California, 3 in Philadelphia.
United States Appraisers Office, Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, Philadelphia, 4 safes
Philadelphia Wilmington, and Baltimore Railroad Company
Philadelphia.
Richard Norris, Son. Locomotive Works, Philadelphia
Winchester Bank, Winchester, Virginia
Mr. F. Wood Fogg Pennsylvania between 9th and 9th
Streets Washington c. Ia authorized 10 receive orders for and
sal of the above
May 6--2awy EVANS WATSON.
MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover Street, Boston, by
Rice Rebuilt elegantly furnished,
e modern and convenicnces for the
ion the travelling public.
Dec II div
EKENCH and English boarding and day school
young ladies' by NJ a. Tyson Sisters street,
18th and 18th, Washington D. c. The duties of this institution will
be resumed Monday 18th OF sepeRbe when the pupils
desired be puncuai their
be had at all the principal bookstores in the city,
Aug l0-eodt8th Sept fStarl
y fourth yenr of Columbian College will begin
Wednesday Of September
June Students have the choice of the
es for the degree OF bachelor OF arts scientific for the
bachelor of philosophy The
about two hundred dollars For further
address "The President of Columbian College, Washington,
Aug 4--eOd3w
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UMBERThe subscribers having Established themselves in the
old stand 81 VIM. Bird sixth
furnish all eruces The
bic terms They solicit share OF public patronage.
GEO. w GARRETT s. co.
June l6-oou
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no INVENTORS.-The Inventors Protective Ma
ona Union 9Th street. opposite the porco of
Patent Office
ready solicit
Tor its members, with all possible despatch.
shop will with the office, where
made a shortest nece. al.
the office, where
regard objects the fUnon.r
All be addressed central Office prompt
will be given them.
Central Office, Washington, ID. g.
I.f@ f'a' T. q. CLAYTON,
President OF Inventors Protective National Union
Mar ls-dfy
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COUNTRY REsIDENC5cs for rent.--I for
raj houses with attached stu
a,ed on Kendall Green, little mile northeastern
from the Capitol.
These houses spacious and cellar wood
she'd and stable for EACH pumps excellent hand
The situation beauiiu overlooking portion Of the city
aud in full view the Capitol.
The approach by 18th and II Delaware aud
An omnibus line for usual fare has been permanently established
the and day Kendall Green and me
Presidents Square, leaving g. and . RenTnlnp
leave Centre Market where brel stand Mt y. ana '
O'Clock.
Rent--two hundred dollars a
The houses aspeciop and oe sa
by applying Wm Scknsy who lives Cottage street, or myself
at my residence, the premises ,
July 9--dH AMOS KENDALL
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r ELLs' BELLS! BiILLsi-For churches academies, fac
steamboats,, panaons, made
constantly hand by the subscribers, their
shed and enlarged foundry which has been
of
that their bells have world wide celebrity for of
quality The
applying the of loan moulding in bell
which perfect casting temper and
dence uninpred excellence their BELLS
ceved January, 1854 the first premium "a silver medaj of
Worlds Fair in New York, all Others,
md Europe being competition and which the eighteenth
mcd besides diplomas that has been awarded them
have hand bells variety
weight they furnish order chimes
BELLS and refer several of their make throughout
States and Canadas Their anrngs comprising and
valuable improvements consist OF castron yoke, with
arms which may be turned upon bell spring acting
the capper, proongng the sound; iron frames toiuG
steamboats, steamships
proved revolving yoke fancy hangngs In brass
design, furnished We supply whole parts
angings rehapg bells Other upon proper
specifications being given. Old bells taken exchange.
descriptions made
Being immediate with the principal all
recons, canal orders
despatch, which, either personally by communication
spcctuly solicited
A. MENEELY's SONS,
Feb 2i-dly West Troy, Albany CO.. N. Y.
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Propose for noi and Coal.

OFFICE SECRETARY. SENATE u. s..
August 10, 1854.
SEALED PROPOSALS. W n g we'd this office until ~
o'clock, M Monday, the 2s Instant for furnishing aud de-
verng the vnu CAPITOL sixteenth day
of October hundred Of hest anthracite coal properly
broken and Also for hundred
and five cords of best hickory wood TO be measured ut The
Capitol yard sawed
subject the inspection and
prevail of the Secretary the Senate
faithful of the contract for furnishing
articles of the Secretary of the Sesae,
will be required
Proposals shouId Proposals Coar
nd directed the Secretary Of the Senate Washington
Aug I3-iaw3w
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THE DAILY O UNION
OyyIox or CoMMlssAkr
Washington, August is, 1854.

gEPARATE PROPOSALS. Will be received
y delivery provisions bulk
troops United States, Inspections
follows:
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE,, Washington, ID. C.-The thir-
~ fourth Of Columbian College will begin the
Wednesday Of September and
June Students have the choice of the
d,es for the degree OF bachelor OF scientific
bachelor of philosophy The college
about two hundred dollars For further information
address "The President of Columbian College, Washington
Aug
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EKENCH and EnKlish boarding and day school for
ladies' by NJ a. Tyson and Sisters
18th and 18th, Washington D. c. The duties of this institution will
be resumed Monday 18th OF SepeRbe when the
puncuai their terms,
be had at all the principal bookstores in the city,
tO-eOd