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NOTICEOn and after Monday, October g. between
~ Washington and Baltimore will be dollar sixty
commutation of will allowed proc
tickets before entering the addition
be made to all purchased at the
ONCE. " - -
Round p tickets, for three days. will 3D. 3d.
4i, and 5th wish ysit the Asvc
tura Fair aud Maryland Institute 80
BY order; +. Ii. PARSONS,
oct jim Agent.
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CABINEr-MAKER AND UpHoLsTERER,

CAB1NEr-MARER AND UPHoLsTERER,
No IS South Eepenh Street, philadelphia,
B5PECTFULLY OF The public TO bis
where he keeps constantly hand large assortment OF psror
aud chamber furniture, comprising
soiss, tqm s,5 soa Arm chars from SIG TO 500
OF BooE- E-cnse to 100
sofa tables 10 to 100 Extension tablrs b5 10 100
Etagerrs l0t Writing desks, IS to 100
Al the above furniture made expressly retain patronage and
@ prices s at least ten than good furniture can he
bought any where else
Goods any OF non packed under his per
July 97-3dmosif
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February 49, 1884, for the railroad from Mobile TO Gard,
Alabama Guner Landing The Tennessee
Alabama
Mobile Alabama, New Oeans Louisiana, and the branch
thereof Albany, Georgia, Euaua, 10 Montgomery, Ala
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p. j. steers New Goods.

y
HAVE opened elegant stock of fall goods
cies Gentlemen rely finding
he and best goods the Market fair prices calling
ut No 4S8 7th street.
Sep 22-2aw3wT
OVSE- FURNISHING Dry Goods, Carpeting, Floor
compe the above goods Styles which
have purchased in New York
reduced picss which will great
Inducements housekeepers and purchasers The following
list ot some of the leading aTtlcles
$50 pieces wstys tapestry velvet carPetings
- do do do Brussels do
100 do do sup quality do
" do Bigh,'s patent English do do
80 do do do velvet
% DO tapestry ve,s, sai, and passage easps,inss
- DO exua-suptr thTeGpy
$50 do do ingram
25 hall and step Veae,las do
25 pieces 6 4, l24, i4a printed duggets
B printed druSget crunb cloths, richly bordcred
% very elegant mosaic rugs
$50 chenille and tufled rugs, cheap
50 dozen brass rods, all lcngihs
full sheets heavy floor oil clo,h. will any
shape or size for has Sassasc, or room
In curtain mo tcxsAis and fixtures
81 pieces very anes
ia do do worsted LANES
~ do do damasks
10 do Turkey red twilled cashmercss
25 do colored worsted danaasks
so pairs rich
SO do do embroidered musin curtains
80 do do tamboured do do
rs pieces embroidered and tamboured curtain muslins
800 rich gilt window coruces, all sizes
Together with variety fixtures such assel
loops" centre tasse and curtain pins silk and worsed gmps
Sc, which respectfully
HQOE, BRO, co.
Sep I6--3,aw4wif
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mo. 522.l
General notice for restoring lands TO market
an cerfai in urOpOsed railroads.

iUHEREAs lands situated In The states
w sale or entry lekcep foI pre-
uro by orders President OF the United sla'es Is
representations and at The urgent solicitations oI
hers both anticipation OF grants nens made
10 aid OF PROPOSED RAILROADS. ana
having made grants therefor the President mas aeeu na
lands uftbt
were subject Of Withdrawal Except hose since
emp'o6 shall be restored 10 mahei precisely On
he conditions though the same had MOI been
withdrawn iIom sale :,
n neat all the lands heh subject 10 wioate
entry teifdal (excep those since peemped stua-
following States, rerroy, and land districts and paeu
OF withdrawal enumerated below VIII
nnn he subject private that
,6 previous Withdrawal The
which recBded VIII be Tepocained for sal hereai
to wi
Lands public notice OF withdrawal No 49i August
49, 1883 om Brandon Mississippi to Montgomery
Alabama:
"A, In do
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MEN FALL GOODS Having just returned from the North
~ take pleasure in informing friends and and
public generally that have in s'or ready r their inspection
of
vesnrs egch and English fabrics selected
importing houses New York all OF which pre-
pared IN the latest and approved styles
reasonable terms.
WILLIAM TUCKER,
lcnnsyivanin avenue, between AZ and 9th streets.
9i--dIm
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No. 5i5 unee 1884, for the Iron Mountain and Mississippi River
railroad;
ofands subject Louis, Missouri.
DO do do jackson, do
59 July b 1854 for the railroad from Dubuque iowa. via
st. Let Hand River, Fond Lake
pero Wisconsin, The lands in Wisconsin heretofore
stored by notice No. 5s0)
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UMBERThe subscribers, having Established themselves in the
IL old stand 81 Wm Bird,
prepared furnish all afcles the
ble They solicit share Of public patronage
GEO W GARRETT A. co,
Inu,I n u g. u S
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O SALE or cnhch conmodous and attic house
18th side, Of House
weve and has recently been papered and painter
rounou TeEas accommodating ana possession given immedi
stel Address 40 Solicitors Office, Treasury Department
l5-Gu
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noogn railroad Of Mississippi the
branch point Elyion
Brad bend of the Tennessee Alabama
of %
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l UMBER, LUMBER, LUMBER THE undersigned have
established themselves in the lumber fh
bridge, canal where they genera
OF seasoned lumber prices
Persons desiring put up frame buildings
IN furnished by calling a o
TN hand, hnc lot Of cedar posts.
Sept 29-2aw4w GRIPS WALLER.
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NTATE OF NEW JERSEY.-1n tho matter Of
y chcn Of lands late Of Michael Csrkuf, deccasednquis
&c.
inQuison the
Jersey, touching whereof
Of OF Hunterdon said State esed
without heirs to Inherit duly held by the sheriff of the said
the 30t
executed and returned and file In the clerks
All persons, therefore, any
required appear said
Trcnion within tpen days aer the first day April A. b. 1885,
and then and there az they willy said
ant to the laws Of this State such nsde and provided
rrE r. p. THOMPSON,
Attorney General Of N. j.
TRENTON, N. j.. Sept 20, 1854
Oct6-law6mif'
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tw fall and winter goods and fsxhtons.-DUVALL
BRO, merchant Taiofs, have Just returned from New
York where they made their from the best import
and exhibit Of the choicest and
rcb goods their line OF business all Of which
abe <yIe. DUVALb BRO.
is-3taw3w
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January 1884, for railroad from Gains Landing
the ssppi river Arkansas, Camden and Fulton,
the Texan boundary linc and is branches at Camden;
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UECKEN's FARINA, prs,'ased expressly for fami-
III lies delicate and food for all
the economical nutritious, wholesome preparations
brought table, eminenty combining qualification
palate with ample and heahul body. Strictly
speaking Hecker's na neither stringent laxative
oave strengthening the digestive absorbent dis
ordered bowels diarrha dysenery cholera
fail be sauay,
In hospitals and private The hea
prevention of sickness curing dis
People in health Should therefore, Heckers
common food to the inestimabe blessing.
For sale by and druggists generally Wholesale Charles
Pitts, - Commerce street, Baltimore; Dingee Brother, 81
Wharf, Boston and by mannfacturen Brother
the Crofon Mills, 20l Cherry street, New York.
Sep 30-dim
MEDICAL APARTMENT OF GEORGETOWN
I'LL COleEe.-The lectures will
continue until ths middle of March.
Terms the full including matrculation sos gndua
ton, $95 dsscctng ticket, $40.
FACULTY.
Young NJ Institutes
cine.
Fodoado Howard M D. Professor obstetrics and Diseases
of Women and Children.
johnson Eliot, M. D., Professor Of Anatomy.
James f. Morgan, NJ d. Professor Medical Jurisprudence
Hygiene
i. snyder NJ d., Professor Surgery.
Benjamin Craig NJ d. Professor of Medical Chemistry and
Physiology
H. r. Howard, NJ d. Professor Medca Tbeapeu
Alex, X. Young, M. D., Demonstrator Anatomy.
FLODOARDO HOWARD, Dean,
Oct 7-2awtNov6 Corner 10th and + sts
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EW Fall Winter Goods--WM. ii. STANFORD,
~ Merchant Tailor north sde
Of Third opened large and handsome
goods sentlcmen's
shortest
style, price
NJ BAways on hand general assortment of eeniemens fur
nshing goods
Oct1-1aw3wif
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A FRENCH. Italian, and Drawing Teacher, dcsi,inx
Al employment academy school, willing
SEVERAL will do himself attending
applications hing employ
obedience cali
! b. Washington, ID. g. Sept s--d2w
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sEdiors OF the above will please copy send
bills Patent Office, with containing
Sep 29--iaw3w
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y 4 v A 3 Il o p o L
y BALAKLAvA,
THE BATTLE OF THE ALMA,
THE ENTIRE CRIMEA


THE ENTIRE CRIMEA
We shall publish about Tho zth o. Eoysmbsz, . ssperb
MAP OF THE SEAT on WAR
sAsDoz
B,fps the only rehabe which has yet sppeared IL
Map Of the Cea and show. the position q
the bsserent forces with beautiful view Of the WALLED
CITY and FORTS Of stvAsTOPOL and the TOWN Of
BALAKLAVA the BATTLE-GROUND Of tho ALMA, ke,
Ae Map Of great interest st the present time.
We are permitted publish the following letter rom Profs
uy Assssis Of Cambridge 10 regard 70 this Map
'CAnsEIpSE Aa.s Nov g. 1884
"MEssRs J. p JgwprT Co -Genhsw~Hf In sns~sr 70
youT that express opinion Of the Map Of
The IN the Crnes and the vicinity OF sevsstopo
and Bslasvs By esndox take plezsuss la ssyins that
n based on entirely reliable suthorfes chiefly drawn
from y.rc az eonfsped the and beautiful Physical
Ar scs kss Of the Crimes and the countries around
the Caucasus By Dabo de monpersuK. the ress Of many
years explorations and the beet WORK shese
tes From personal with this
ssvant bear testimony the perfect accuracy ~ his
sstsmens The great his universally
lodged In Europe The Geographical Societies Of PaTs
snd awarded him their highest hononi and Lps
Raa granted him spontaneously large Of money
oo roubesl TO aid n pubshDg that expensive vert and
presented equal after s completion naxk u
bis bish regard for his investigations ..r
OrdRsry ape furnish little assistance In following and
undertaking ssry operations which chiefly depe cd
the Of the ground and the Inequalities Of ~ surfes
These features object N. Dubois exhibit hs
dswnfs admirably adapted 10 the present pufoses Of
map Of M ssnsoz, row before
This map renders very faithfully md think u do
tncy the original the natural and
all those who wh follow closely tho Of
the this great between the Eat and the West
sfE1rope Very respectfully, A QUOT
worn q d. .S.SssS 5uSo og sheS e.: a.S Il T.
sander u compiled signed Ia. AdAsstz"
Such testimony needs Enforcement
Tbs price Of tie Map viii DO Is eeae
p,hll shSrsA
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The author Thoroughly convessnt With his local theme
while the romantic portion Of the story written with
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We mend warmly l. readers because 10 has com
mended itself warmly Ia ourselves - -
A MORE REMsRKABLE WORK OF FICTION
Life illustrated.
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Number Of new subscribers received SINGS last week
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1prrial Notires.


NAL CLLEBRATloN.Ths Society viii celebrate is
sh @ e MORAN s @ iD o Other an ed
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nss S SsAsFys SEHeaE Rev
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C.Ip AND PoLcY OF THE
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1OL. H. ROSA LAMB ERT;

VOL. II.-R o A L A NJ E r T /;
Or, TIE MEMOIRS OF An USToRrvSArE woxS
By @. W NJ Reynolds
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