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feeePtionS.-The President held a levee last
night, which was most numerously and fashion
able attended several Of the foreign ministers
being present, besides large eoncourse Of our
own citizens. members of Congress. &c. dc. The
number OF ladies present was unexpectedly
large, such an array of fashion, elegance. and
beauty, being seldom assembled together. The
Hon Mr. Campbell also received company last
evening, and his drawing rooms were likewise
very numeTously attended.
Crystal Palace PrIzss-Among the list of
prizes awarded at the New York Industrial
Exhibition, we Observe the following awards to
citizens of the District:
Bronze Medal To Ramsberg 4 Ebert,
Georgetown, ID. c., for Buckskin Gloves, the
leather of which is Of a very superior style, but
glove. not we'll cut.
Likewise the following award to citizens Of
the sister city of Alexandria:
Bronze Medal-TO Addison & Meade, Alex
andria. Va, for samples Of Gale Wheat,
very superior.
F,nerai-The Grand Lodge of the /. o. o..
+. Of the District Of Columbia, Columbia En-
eampment. Columbia Lodge, and the Typo
graphical Society, parade tomorrow afternoon.
To attend the funeral of James 5. Turpin, from
bis late residence ON d, near 18th street.
Criminal Conrt.-TO-day, the cross exam
nation Of Mr.. Bowes was continued by Mr..
Bradley, one Of the defendants counsel.
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United states Patent Once,
Washington, Sept. q, 1885,

IN The petition OF Henry Burden Of Troy, New pray
for the extension OF granted him 10Th
December lS4O for Improvement in machine for rolling
puddle
from the expiration OF PATENT which
the 10th day of December, 1854
Ii ordered that petition
Monday the 27 OF November II O'Clock all
sons are noed appear and show they have why
said petition ought granted.
Psrsons opposing the extension required
aays before ths day Of hearing all testimony filed by either
TO be used al the said hearing
eodancS with tho rules Of the ofce which
application.
The testimony in the will be
dispositions and other relied testimony
The office before The morning arguments f
any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published Unon
aud Evening STAR Washington, D. Evening Argus
Philadelphia, Scientific American New York and
POST Boston, Massachusetts week
weeks previous TO the a7 Of November the hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioners of Patents.
sEditors Of the above will please copy
Sept S--aw3w
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IN the petition OF Jorden L. Mott of Mott Haven, New York
praying to ue extension Of granted to him tht
LIST OF Dccemoe ie4 for the mode of
sucng combined caldron and furnace for the of sgcula
an Others from said
which takes place on The LIST day Of December, 1854
ordered thai the said heard the Office
Monday, the ON of November 1? O'Clock, and a
persons are notified TO and show they have
why said petition ought not be granted
the extension required 20 file in the Patent
Once their objections specially forth In writing least twenty
days before the day Of hearing all testimony filed by either
DC used a h said hearing must be taken and in
codancs with the rules Of the Office which
plication.
The testimony IN te will closed 3ist
depostons and other relied be filed
the once on before the morning that day. the
any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered ALSO that this notice be published in the Union Ine
geDcsr and Evening Su Washington, c.; Evening Argus
Phiadepha pennsylvania Scientific American New York. and
Post Boston, Massachusetts week three
weeks previous the 9th of November the day hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
p sEdiors the above papers will please and send
theI bills to the Patent Oce with containing this notice
Aug l9law3w
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United states Patent ONCE,
Washington, August 81, 1854

Washington, August 81 1854.
ON the petition Milton d. Whppie, of SomervIe, Massachu
praying extension of granted him
18th October le40 for improvement in machine for
cleaning other foreign and also for gin
ming cotton from the expiration OF said patent
which place the 26th day Of October, 1851
II ordered the sSd petition be hend the Patent Office
Monday the a3d of October IL O'clock and n
notified and show they have
why said petition ought to be granted
opposing required file the Patent
Office their objections, specially forth In writing at eas wen
before the hearing Testimony filed by either
used said hearing be taken and transmitted in
codanee with the rules tho Office which will be furnished
plication.
testimony win be closed the 18th of October
dep0ons, other papers relied testimony be
filed the Office before the morning af that day the
guments, if any, within thereafter.
Ordered also published in the Union ntel
gencer, Evening Star, Washington D. C Evening
PHILADELPHIA Pa Scientific American New York and Post
week for three successive weeks
previous October next, the day of hearing.
CHARLES MASON
Commissioner of Patents.
SEditors above papers win please copy,
their bills Patent Oce, with containing this notice
Aug 2a-law3w
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mo. 520.l


Notice for RESTORING Lands to Market in Wisconsin
NOTICE hereby given that, request Of the Hon. Henry
IN satisfactory asgucd the lands hereto
withdrawn sale the Hiow River and Mnera
Point Districts the State Of WrsooNsIS within about fifteen miles
supposed the proposed railroad from Du
buque Paul. Fond da Lac Lake SUPERIOR particularly de-
scbed pu No. 5l9 issued from Office the l5t
July which subject the OF said
withdrawal such have been since cmpted will
entry Monday the
September precisely the and conditions
though Withdrawn from market
the withdrawal of those townships emboced in the Presidents
No $40 for the public Willow River Wisconsin
Monday the th of September having
will be offered directed in procama
tiOn
under hand the General Land Office the city
Washington, this 2ls day OF August, Domin 1884.
BY order of the President
JOHN WILSON, Commissioner.
Aug 22-2aw6w tIntei & starl
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Al NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE, Washingt0n.-The
hIyhird annual of lectures will the
fourth Monday In October, and continue until March,
tt FACULTY. 't
Thomas, Miller, NJ D., Professor of Anatomy and Physiology
VIM r. Johnston M d. Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases
Women and children.
Riley D., Materia Meca, Therapeutics,
nnd Hygiene. t
John Fred May NJ D. Of the Principles and Practice of
Surgery.
Grafton Tyler NJ D. Professor Of Pathology and Practice Med
icine.
Edward Scott NJ d. Prosecutor and nenonsaor of Anatomy
The facilities for the
most similar institutions in Europe tho which
the lectures and tho wards for clinical
The completion OF the extensive additions the buildings
session for The greatly
The useuneas of the medical and surgical Clinic
The expense full OF
Practical by the demonstration.
Matricuang payable only
Graduating 25
Admission the medical and surgical clinic through the whole
without charge.
For further informainI, address LEWIS H. STEINER NJ
Dean Faculty, ofdce Washington Indsmay.
AUg25-eodtl0 Nov tSentine
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Posr OyrIcE DEPARTMENT,
July %, is54.
PROPOSALS United
6, 1884, 80 1858, following
will be Contract Office of this
department until O'Clock, Thursday September IA next
be decided by the day:
No. $685. From Chattanooga. by kesy' Ferry Oats Landing Jas
per, Battle Creek, KIeppers, and Pelham TO Hills
boro' 65 miles and back, week.
Leave Chattanooga Monday at Z, q. m;
Arrive nj Hfllshofo' next day by 6, p. m;
Leave Iiilsboro' Wednesday Z, I'm;
Arrive at Chattanooga day BY p IN.
form proposal guaranee, certificate and also
embracing conditions
be executed by the accepted bidder such extent
expedient adverisem
inviting for mall tcr commencing July
1884, ending ls4 IN the Kentucky Tennes-
see, &C., dated January y, 1854.
Each proposal should be sealed marked Proposals for No
Tennessee addressed,
eral, Washington D. c.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
July 3o-Iaw4w Postmaster General.
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LExANDHlA BOARDING sCHOOL.--T'he 3ls annual
II session Of this Institution will the I'd of the 10th
month"; clobeI Besides ordinary branches of English
uoaon and the Latin Creek French, Spanish
taught the branches Of
aud thorough of mathematics and mixed The nsiu
supplied with good library collection of minerals
geological specmsns philosophical ap
observatory with telescope
instrument Trougkon's circle,
and chemical laboratory in which the advanced students
eTciscd various chemical manpulatiOns analysis
era, sois &c. and fncily for
the students in their different departments study.
The number of limited
precision in their various udes and loss Of
from assistance five teachers
cludng subscbers three of whom graduates Yale Col
eg reside the family with The students, and give their
and aid only during hours specially
voted study a other when needed
who instruction to classes stated periods.
full of lectures Natural Philosophy Chemistry,
Geology, Vegetable Physiology Agricultural Chemis
try lis delivered TO all the students during each
Circulars further information
ing fthe subscribers.
BENJAMIN HAI.LOWELL,
HENRY G. HALLOWELL,
FRANCIS MILLER
ALEXANDRIA, Va 9Th no. 29,h, 1854
Sep 3--eo6t
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That lands withdrawn in the districts Of nnds subject to sale
Monroe Natchoches Louisiana No 495 Decem
l853 the railroad from Shreveport Vicksbug in said
State Of which the reservation extended by notice No.
56 will be subject again the m of December 1884, the
said notice and that the respective and
several land Offices above named will this notice
effect Without awaiting further nsTuctions from this Office
Given under hand the General Land Office at the city OF
Washington this fifth day Of September Ammo Domin 1854
BY order of the President;
JOHN WILSON,
Sept 6-2awBw Commissioners.
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Land Warrant Lost,

LAND WARRANT for forty of land number so 1885, was
l day Of January, 1853, and the
Hon. O. Cabbe Washington city, d. o. and lost mislaid by
him. There assignment said warrant notify all regis
location. And sha
apply weeks after first publication of this notice 10 the Com
missioner OF Pensions for duplicate of said warrant
ALEXANDER JOHNSON.
MARIANA, jackson county, Florida, August 4, 1854.
l9-law6wt
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TO OUR sUsscRIBzRs.

The name Of no will BE- entered bee- unles
payment Of the subscription be made in sdvsnce
Distant ubscbes forward money by letter. postage
winch VIII be paA byus and oil k assume6Ay ourselves M safe
transmission. s0l - A
The COUNTRY PAPER published weakly during
"ons OF Congress- and semi weekly during he
Subscriptions fos period yos viii he received
proporioned to the above rates.
0-P0STAA5TERs soahorxed agents and BY
sending DAILY subsces, go enclosed; or vvr
a copy gratis. htf
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Proposals for Stationery.
OFFICE THE HECRxTARY or the SENATE,
nhop1 l4kl

September II, le54
SEALED PROPOSALS will bs received this office until 10
O'Clock, Tuesday, the 10th Of October next, for furnish
600 of hardware surface, - inches BY ~
inces and weighing 4 the 70 be
delivered this Office carriage half
before the l3th and oneha before the a Of November
The right orde giving
days. notice additional quantity that be required for the
of the Senate during 33d C0ngreas.
sufficient specimen Of the marked with the name OF me
and the pce each PROPOSAL and bo de-
iivered at this Office free Of charge.
will be with offering - furnish
the said of the quality the owest price on his e1
ecutng bond with satisfactory the 0ecTe
forfeiture Of
twice the price failure which bond 10 be filed
Office after the proposal
has been accepted.
Sep I2-law4w
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QY AUTHORITY of act of the Legislature of
D Virginia, passed February 1854 entitled can
porate company construct plan French
and Washington city and in conform
hereby by the under
signed that books for receiving subscriptions to the
Washington Railroad Company
viii opened day September and continue
open days. inclusive, from TO- to at the fol
lowing places;
Hotel the city Ct Washington at
office in Georgetown ihe mnyar's oaice
JAMES q. FRENCH,
JOHN w. MAURY,
A.. j MARSHALL,
CORNELIUS BOYLE,
GEO FRENCH,
EDGAR SNOWDEN,
aup lG-laytsepla X. w. LATHAM.
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Terms Of Tuition.

y kETCHES OF eminent Statesmen Of the ttmc of
~ George III by Lord Brougham new edition, vols.
Letters of Rachc, Lady Russell edition. | volume.
Railroad accidents the by which they be
vented by the the magnetic safety by
Turnbui and w. g. McRea. Price rs cents.
the Skeleton nd Teeth.
Bushnans principles Of animal vegetable physiology
Carpenter principles of comparative physiology edition
AugE FRANCK TAYLOR
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Female Education,

MRS. r. W. YOUNG and Miss v. TOWN respectfully
Ill community that they will
their the of 10th md norh Monday
the 18th ns limited number ladies who desire
stades embracing all the solid
and ornamental branches of female education.
Their method thorough and PRACTICAL based
conducting the education of
ladies' having view the fullest development and discipline
OF the mental faculties
Terms Of Tuition.
All the English studies, including mathematics with the French
language the scholastic Of 10 months $50
Ancient and other modern languages
Music vocal and instrumental Professors
Drawing IN pencil and crHy0n-
Printing in oil and water coors
Sep 3-3tawsth Intel, and Sent.1
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No 522.
General notice for restoring lands TO market
on certain proposed railroads.

uIHEREAS situated In The States
toned were from sale or entry leAcep o' pre-
empon csms by of the President OF me United
med on the the urgent solicitations o ~
bers Of Congress- in anticipation OF Han ',ns
OF PROPOSED hAtLHoAps anu
.os ms DE- President has directed at
,he lands heretofore thus Withdrawn unu uIthe ouels "n
s,. 10 entry at Withdrawal Except those since
entered by pe empon shall be restored 70 market m
lhe and conditions as housh a's 'A"e ia" NV ~
n therefore hereby and amer Monday me
,n ay o lands AieA we're uteef 10 ,pase
nfy yrsro ,adrara texcep, those since iaa
Territory and land disc ana pauc
sy described In Of withdrawal enumerated below VIII
assn be subject private entry and location and that those ow
withdrawal the reservation OF
which has will be repoca'ned Tor sale heaf
10 wiz r ..,.s.a,.., NJ ao. .,n,.,
10 ss3 for BfandoD Mississippi to Montgomery
Aiaha
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Hamilton q. FAINT,

Dealer in Erhange Stocks Pennsylvania
bctmccn AZ aud 9th streets, Washington, b. C.
III NCURRENT and land bought
u all the principal cities sold purchasers
moneys remaining dpoe thirty days.
Claims against the government collected.
Sc imdAw
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N n" II.T ~" NO. 5ZI.J
nj OTICE establishment OF Surveyors General,
and of of NEW MExIoo,
INaroN, OREGON, and MINNESOTA. ZEE s ass
pursuance Of law the President Of the United States has d.
present the following the
and land dcts created passed
late session Of Congress, viz:
general of
SANTA FE and tina, for the general Of WAsHs0ToN
TERRITORY OLYMPIA. 5eGH ~3
yee rccciper for WASHINGTON TERRI
for OREGON TERRiToRy OREGON
district TERRITORY,
WsxoNA Red Wing district, MIME
RIToRY, n RED Vino.
my hand, the city of washngton this twenty
day of August, A, d. 1854.
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of General Land Office.
Aug 95-law6w lint and Star
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CANDThe subscribers thanks to those
II have promptly settled nccounts
settlement We have determined continue
unsettled. MAGRUDER 4 CALVERT.
We offering bargains AL kinds Of dress
or 10 panctual customers. NJ g.
Q2-2weof
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hISSOLUriON.-The coparDershp heretofore existing
IL the firm and name sf EVANS FAINT expires
this day. and s hereby declared be mutually dissolved
authorized
ment Of their business. =. 8. EVANS,
HAMILTON g. FAINT,
WAsHseros, September l, 1854
aeok lmd& &vx
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,rou.1 S"ueetor's oHce, August L, ts5S.
Nit.h 10 tax payers-beducton for promP Notice
"a nsrehy given that the
al 'hs ONCE and thai deduction eight
-,snL " WV "' S'''s " p"'" q" "r "e"re lnc y.s' '"-
Aug 1-eottlf w. - So,,.c,,,
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MATCH HORSES FOR SALE.--A pair of family
M carriage horses gentle The owner having
further for them will sell very low indeed.
For particulars inquire at the counting of this Office
30-dtif
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Aug lG-lawtSepl2

No 5l6.J
NOTICE extending the time of reservation OF
lands sale along the of the
posed from SHRrvRroRT LOUISIANA TO VtcKsBuRo
MISSISSIPPI.
hereby that the reservation Of the lands heretofore
withdrawn ordered be withheld from
entry (except valid empons until the 7h day Of June,
1854 BY H. 1882 lying within fifteen
miles either railroad above
oned extended from 7t instant
Given under my hand Washington this tenth day OF
June, 1884,
By order OF I,e PRESIDENT
- WILSON,
Commissioners o General Land Office
IL
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nay school for Young Ladies.-Tbe duties Miss
~ TayIos school between ID streets,
resumed on Monday, September lth.
Information terms, sudie &c. may Obtained
either by circulars interview rooms
Aug 3I-eoow
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Mr.. BushneIl,s school,

lsh street, 1esween = and G. streets, Washington.
f'HE will the Monday Septem-
ber The instruction embraces ancient and modern
mathematics
together with all the English branches usually the
Circulars be had the chO0lroom the hook
stores
Aug Il-Fns Tues6wt
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS-Thc subscribers
IN the pleasure of announcing
and vicinity that they fully prepared exhibit
splendid stock OF foreign and domestic
opened in this Market embracing the styles
and approved fabrics such Is
Elegant br0cade silks, style
Very rich wide plaid silks, do
Do do M0lre antique yard wide
Do do plaid Irish poplins
Do do watered Irish poplns
Extra super French mern0s every shade
French mousselines de iaine cashmere d,Ecose
Plaid yaiencias, new dress material
Plaid merinOs and cashmeTes Ht
Rich black figured and plain Silks all widths
Black French boRbasns and mousselines de laine
French chintxes and singhams
Wide silk vevets, all colors Of superior quality
Cashmere shawis
New style Persian scarfs
Cloth talmas. shape, sc.
Together with variety appo-
pirate 10 the approaching which deem
enumeate ip an advertisement but which will be
pleasure to nll who may favor with call
Sept S-3mw4wf HOON BROTHER & Co
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No. bl3.
Of Land: . y. .sss.n esd'a by the

Wyana0tts In HSA2
NOTICE
office by the Of Sd March, l63 and 18th Juy 1884, the
sold portion Of the improved lands ceded by the Wyandos the
h of March, S2 the State of Michigan hereinafter indcated
will again be offered public sale Detroit Michigan, Monday
the 4th day of September
BY provisions of 18th july 1852, the said lands will
offered price Of than dol
y acre, without regard the valuation of the
improvements
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A FHENCH' N.lisa, and Drawing Teacher, desiring
II employment academy school,
among several will himself pleasure attending
tices applications of wishing employ
submitting his testimonials obedience
B, washington, ID. o. Sept 8-d2w
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Tor SALE commodious four story and attic house
street, side the of ID House
rooms, recently papeed painted
accommodating possession given
atcly Address 40 Solicitors Oce Treasury Department
15-cN
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United States Patent Once,


Washington, August 30, 1854
I'm the petition of Ross Wnnns of Baltimore, Maryland pray
for the extension of granted him the Goth
November 8dO for improvement hc mode
latng in locomotive r years
from the expiration OF said PATENT which kes place Goth
day of November, 1851
1t ordered that the said petition ho heard
Monday, 9th Of November next 10 O'clock
notified and show they haye
why said petition ought not to be granted. s-l5,
Persons opposing the extension required file in the Patent
Office their objections, specially forth writing, twenty
before heang all testimony filed by either party
be the said hearing be taken and transmitted
with the rules Office which will be furnished app
cation.
The testimony will closed the 9th
her deposions and other relied testimony
fled in the office on or before the morning Of that day the
ments, il any, within days thereafter. a.-t
Odered ALSO that this notice be published the Unen, Inte
and Evening Star Washington D. Cs Pennsylvania,
philadelphia Pal centfc American New York Post, Boston,
Massachusetts Inquirer, Cincinnati Ohio
three successive weeks previous the 9th of November
day Of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioned Of Patents
p. sEdisors papers will please copy
their bills Patent Office, with containing this
Aug 30-law3w
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Extensive boot and Shoe Establishment mt
lxrS1, DEEMED IM IR0N Hall

Extensive boot and Shoe Establishment.
JUST OPENED IN IRON HALL.
nd sDoSos nas o s
Ninth and Tenth Streets and furnished viii, perhaps the largest
il is The determination cf the undersisned to make this establish
With made arrangements regular supply
country every variety of boots and
shoes for ladies' gentlemen children and servants may here be
fitting this e.as'shmsn.,
public patronage. His shah be mod
closely possible to those of the manuac
The following among The articles just received
FOR LADIES.
Black, bronze, and coored gaiers, thick
White and black satin slippers. and English kid slippers
French aud american lean morocco @ and kd slippers
Toilet slippers enameed and worked French and American
Lind buskps pokas, and other styles OF dress shoes
FOR GENTLEMEN.
DO walking shoes
Do calf and paentieaher Oxford ties
Cloth CATERS, black colorea
snnms'lsd French pa,e, es,e, sed CATERS Ens.h ties &c
FOR YOUTHS, MISSES, AND CHILDREN
Youths puap shoes and boots Of beautiful Styles and o.
Shoes embracing every quality
FOR BOYS
particular for this department Q! m,
such shoes they
fancy and which have heretofore been difficult find
FOR SERVANTS.
all kinds large and
complete.
respectfully Of old and The citizens gen
y or Sa s.o strangers
city. call before purchasing desire L
and
all, and win success in my new enterprise. HOOVER
Irou Hall Boo, and Shoe Es,abi.hmen,
Penn. avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
Aug I7-diwSeoaw
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No. February % lbf Tor he railroad from Mobile to Gafd
Aabama Selma 10 Gunter Landing on ts tennessee ver
and road from Savannah Georgia.
via Mobile Alabama New Orleans, Louisiana and the branch
thereof from Albany Georgia, Eutaua, 10 Montgomery Ala