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PREMIER ARTIST IN HAIR.

INVENTOR OF THE CELEBRATED GOSSAMEH
V1NTILATIN0 WIG AND ELAETIC BAND
- -TOUPACES.
No. 155 CHESTNUT STREET, opposite he State
- Hoase, Phiadelphj0.
IN6TRUCT1ONS to enable Ladies and Gentlemen
i 10 measure their own hea L. with accuracy:
For Wigs, Inches. Toapees scalps, Inch.
No. /. The round Of the No. !. Prom forehead to
r- head ir.- back - fAr a.
&. Prom 70 rehead bald.
over the head to 2. Over forehead q
neck. hr - required.
3. Prom ear to ear 3. Over the crown Of
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4. Prom ear to ear
round the fore &c.,
had.
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NU"AosAAfo ~ ~ ~ ." $o'S as 20, IeuHe u
The townships marked thus being only parts Of
townships, or those cut by the six mile limits. :
Under the act Of Congress approved Sd March,
1852 entitled Gan act to extend pre- empton rights
to certain lands therein mentioned" the pre.erap-
ton laws of tho United States, as they now exist,
extended over the public lands along the line Of
the railroad herein before mentioned. Therefore,
claims by presumption which attach under said act
to any Of the above lands must be proven up prior
to the day fixed for the restoration OF the lands TO
private entry or q soon a. practicable after teeins
this notice. ar - 49, : ~ y
Notice is also hereby given 70 all settlers ,ot;n
the MG mile limits Of the aforementioned road ,uho
socre settled upon sSeh lands prior to their ,vihdrao
AZ, that they may now come forward and establish
their emption claims, entitled under ths act Of
9th March, 1854 to the satisfacton Of the regster
and receiver Of the proper land Office and make pay.
ment therefor at the ordinary minimum Of one dol.
Lar and twenty five cents per acre. And such set
tiers on the residue Of the lands withdrawn from
sale or entry on the 18th June, 1869, are Likewise
entitled to estabsh and pay for their claims under
said act Of the eth March, 1854
In order to prevent confusion and insure accutscy
applications to enter the shove lands WI b received
1t the land ofcss, respectively, oaiy % the n.t
range beginning With the lowest toWnehip) on the
day appointed for the Of the Iestora-
don Of the lands to entry; on the second d there-
after for the second range; On the 5oea ~ t H.
ranges ere advertised, % % 70 have one DAY inter.
yene between the days of application nf The act on
Of the land ofoers thereon, and the adjusement Of
Simultaneous spplics tions sos ne same eset tobe
Al t1vsn ,,nder my hAu1 at ths General land O6los
q ths city q Washington, this tveaty.nnt dsy Of
June, A. b. 1854. sT.2z-l .,sspE = -
- 49, 49,. JoHN:wBsas,i a.,
bWelsHlv oon1aseisusg.i
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may 10,
ORANGE q aLfxASrRrh RAILROAD.

~ ~ y
The Cheapest, mos, Comfortable and En-.
peditious Route to the White Sulphur
Springs, Passing the Alum, Warm and
Hot Springs. -a.-ss
A RRANGENENTs +. ing been mmde With the
IA owners Of the new and splendid etsaner
GEORGE PAGE TO run between Alexandra and
Washington, distance Of SIX miles, in connection
with the trains on thu, and the Washington Ran
roads, the following schedule viii take effect on and
SITTER Thursday, June LIST, 1884;
A Train from Alexandria to Gordonevilie, and In
tsrmedate Stations, win leave the Depot corner Of
Duke and Henry streets, at O'Clock Q N, on the
arrival Of the Boat from Washington, giving ample
time for Breakfast on board, Striving Ut Gordons
Vile, ct hafpsst 10 o'clock, connecting Il that
point with the Trains on tn. Virginis Central
Road, to Richmond, Charlottesville, and stsunton.
A Train from Gordonsville TO Alexapdria and In
termediate stations, win lesye Gordoasvtlle ~
IL O'clock, on the arrival Of the cars on the
Virginia Central Railroad, arriving ut Alexandria
ut halfpast o'clock-thus allowing time 70 connect
With the train leaving Washington City for the
North, and for Dinner on board the boat.
Train from Alexandria to Warrenton and inter
mediate Stations viii leave Alexandra daily, (sun
days exoepted) ct O'Clock, p. N, arriving ct War
rent at halfpast O'clock p. m i.G -
On Sunday viii lesve at O'clock . H. - .
Train nom Warrenton to Alexsudfis ana inter
mediate stations, viii leave Warrenton dSily (eun-
day excepted ct quarter before o'clock Q. NJ Ar>
irving at Alexendria 1t haifpast o O'Clock .. a.
On sunday VIII leavc ut quarter pest n O'clock,
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TADIEs' WORLD OF FASHION a
IL Journal Of the Courts Of London and faIl
Containing four beautifully engraved sno u"
ored plates of fashion
0odey's Lady's Book for July
Ladies' National Magazine for July
The Great Pictorial Piosyune for the %h OF suy
All the weekly papers for this week
Everything in the Book and Stationery nne ~
L. s-Ha JOE GHILLIHGT0N's BookaorS
Cor. Pa. ~. and ~ st, oaeon buiioine'
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HARPER'S MAGAZINE for July, fos
Ill sale at SHILLINGToNs Bookstore
Godeys Lady's Book for July
Knickerbocker Magazine, do
Graham's Magazine, do
Blackwood's Magazine, do
Aubrey, Q new book, by Mrs. Marsh
Wouan's Love, by Eugene Sue
Everything in the Book, Newspaper, and Station
cry line for sale at
sHIMINaToRs Bookstore,
Cor. Ps. sv. and ~ st., 0dson Building
jy1-d ~.
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kAAos FOR aALk AND RIIT. :, !
nsv and sseond-hsnd PIAN0A Of ny
Noy yteW1 and several other hctor3es, are ~
xsys 70 Do mad 1t my Piano Warsroom, on llth e..
Old Pianos taken In exchange,
Tuning also attended 70,
sparoSu' 70. AHcH1NBAo1.
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LIME, LIMEH LIME 80

..f LlME. LIML !. LlmG -:
TUE HAMBURGH LIME K1LNs being nov in
i complete order, the proprietor VII be enabled
TO furnish his approved customers ct oil times dur
ing the season with Lime Of the bsst quality FOR
plastering md other purposes The lime nanufAc
tured at these kilns is warranted to be equal IN
qualify to any other Manufactured In The United
States. The prce wiz be, delivered ct the kiln, no
In any other part Of ftr dts 81.
Cement and Cal Plsster can also Be had q an
times - - A. W. DENHAN,
ep9-6m-rF For the proprietor.
II YON'S KATHAIIsQH BY the dosen, st
Il 4 e rs, or By the hottie Chinese floating eoap,
for bathing Perjury, Combs Brushes, Summer
Cravats StocEs Lipru Jclisrs. aossry, Gloves, and
Mitts, &c
Straw Bonneos, cheap. Sid. and Grape dor at The
usual Low prices. WM: p saEpps
Fancy Goods and Millinery, llth street
is 20-tf
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FRESH ARTICLES.

i INTERVAL Prune6 In small glass kegs; extra quail.
+ ity new Elene Figs in small boxes bunch Ran.
ans, vsry fne; Oox's Knglish Shred Gelatinasc
French Imperial Gelatinss in shred and rolls these
9eIatnes are perhaps superior to any article Of the
Kind ever introduced In this city French and Eng.
hsh directions furnished hermetrically sealed Fruit
pure Extract o. Tomato, 6ardinss, Fresh Olive Oil
m Masks and bottles Sap sego Cheese, English dairy
90, Jellies Of all kinds, Saddles, Firth Ross best
French and American do. of all kinds, BAKERS Bro
ma, Cocoa and Chocolate, Millards do, oask Du.
rant, Maglory brand, vintage 1s43 Brandy, and one
do. Grape Juice Port These are unsurpassed for me-
dictnAl and other purposes, and warranted pure
CArnsna, Sage, TApiooa Cider. black Tea at 80
cents Per pound, warranted to plsase-purs white
Castle Soap, Montgomery county and other Hams
-, 10. Goods delivered. -
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e COMHIssIONKR 'i1 o
OF DEEDS FOR
New York, Texas, rCalt6rnh,
Now Jersey, Louisiana Mieeuii
Pennsylvania, Alabama, Ker,h1aJ,
Maryland, Georgia, MicShywi,
Maine, Wisconsin. ohjo. AMI
Minnesota, Florida, Othsr etsaes;
eEOR 4 @. r IA O u AZ,
"f ATTORNEY FOB CLAIMS, ~.
NOT AIRY pU BL LILO,
OFFICE OPPOSITE 10 9HI TREASURY BUILDING.
nov 10y ... WASHINGTON, D. q.
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L. j. MIDDLETON.

once and Depotso side 7, next to corner 18th st.
CE kept constantly On hand at the o6aoe. vhioh
L can De had In large or small quantities.
Omce open nom sunrise to sunset 4
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YlHG LADIES srs informed t,.t -, -.
l. nsB 6a1stte Of FAshion for June has srrivefi e
=. ..----a-------- TAYLOR MkURY9 Z -
80 rt,..g, pooksfoRa naar or "a
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VI. V. P. CORBETT,
Attorney and Counsellof.at-LaW
WASHINGTON, d. @. -I :
Once on 9Th street, near Pa. avenue.
mar 18-1v -~f
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Arrival and Departure Of Ocean sts.m.r..

TOR PRIMTINa NEATLY AND ExpE-
T. T. Dl s, EXECUTED AT THE aEfENINs
'AA@ O1F4CH. je 28-t1
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mo. 517.1

mo. 517.j -.
NOTICE for restoring certain lands
IN to market in the State of Missouri. III
The grant Of land made by the act Of Congress ap
Of railroad from the city of ST. Louis to the west
ern boundary Of the State of Missouri known "a the
Southwest Pacific Railroad" having been adjusted
as far as practicable notice s hereby given that all
withhe from eale OF entry along the route of the
said road, which lie outside Of the limits Of sig mules
on each side of the same situated In the undermen
TONED townships and parts of townships which have
grant made BY Congress, or legally claimed by pre-
emption, will be restored to private entry on the
days hereinafter specified, at the ordinary minimum
price Of one dollar and twenty-five cents per acre,
to wit: - - >
In the district of lands subject to sale ct st. LOUIS
commencing on Monday, the fourth day Of Septem.
Der neat.
North Of the base line and east of the A principal
meridian
Townships 49,, "A, 45, Of range ------------
Townships AZ, ~, Is, Of range
Townships -, as, 4e, range " :
Township 49, range 81
townships a., a, Of { Mo: river, range =
Townships 4ss, Al, 4s, 8. Of Mo. river, ranger
North Of the base line and sosst of the fifth principal
Township 10, ~, -, Il, Is, rangel
range2 -
T Ts.n:s,DD: g. s.: 49, a.: 4: 2
Townships go, ~, Al, range
Townships 500, 40, Al, rangee s,.-s.r.f--
Townships 39<, 40, range
Townships So, So, 40, ranges -.-...-.. ...
Townships sss, 80, range 10 '.
In the district Of lands subject to eale It JACKSON.
commencing on Monday, the twenty NTH Of Septem.
Der next: -.
North Of the base line and .oest Of the tin prisepa,
Hseyidiax.
Township 81, range
Townships sc, 81, range
Townships 36, 81, range4
Townships So 81, range s @
Townships IS, 80, s7s, range r.
Townships, 81, So, 37*, range
Townships "a, IS, So, ranges 81
Townships "a, IS, SO, range
Townships "a $50, &c., range 10
In the district OF lands subject to sale ct CLINTON
commencing on Monday, the thirteenth day Of An
gust next: -.... - ---
North Of the base line and .oest Of the M princ;pal
T Tohpp So. 81, s., 80, range II ~@- :
Townships 86*, 37s, 80, 49, range Is
Townships s6s, 81, IS, SO, range IA . 80 +
Townships 35e, 36s, 81, SS, 80, range Is -
Townships 35s, SO, 81, 80, range l6
Townships IS, SO, 81, range II
Townships IS, 36, range Is.
In the district Of lands subject to sale at spsrya
FIELD, commencing on Monday, the fourteenth day
Of August next:
North Of the base line and .oest Of the fftA principc
..,.,-, meridian.
Townships 80, 81, range IL
Townships 80, SO, 4%, range IL ,--
Townships SO, SO, 81, range Is
Townships 80, 81, 80, 80, as, range IA
Townships q, 30, 81. 80, 49, 90, range15 "
Townships 20, 20, 500, 34*, range II
Townships q, %, 29* 3l*, 32s, $50, 80, range IL
At the SAME PLACE, commencing on Monday, thu
fourth day Of September next:
North Of Gss base Line and ,uest Of the TIN principe
-s .is meridian.
Townships 2e, q, %, 20, s1s, 80, So g. Of rang,
Townships 20, q, g., 20, go, 81, q, rang. 20
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A LOT Of Old WRHPAPERS FOR SALEA
IA THIS OFFICE ma u -
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UNITED STATES N ALL.

.... Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT, 4
''- - July ID, 1864. !
DROPOsALs for conveying the mails Of the United
Il States, from the LIST day of October, 1854, to
the Both day of june 1858, on the following route,
in the State Of WLsCONsIN, will be received at the
Contract Office Of the Post Office Department, in
the city Of Washington, until o'clock q. m, of
Wednesday, S0th August, 1854, Ito be decided BY
the day following9
No. l3773-From Prairie du Chen, by La Crosse,
Lewiss MillA Douglass's Mills, Eau Gal.
let's Mills, Rush River Settlement, and
Prescott, to Point Douglas, Minnesota
Territory, PA miles and back, once a
week. De ~,
Leave Prairie du Chen Monday at am
Arrive at st. Paul 9th day, Tuesday, by pm
Leave st. Paul Monday at am
Arrive at Prairie du Chen 9th day, Tue sdsy,
by5pm.
For fern of proposal, guarantee, and certificate,
also instructions and requirements, embracing
ditons to be incorporated In the contracts to such
extent as the department may deem proper,) see adj
vertisement inviting proposals for mail service fol-
years, commencing LIST inst, in the States Of Hi
nois, Wisconsin, &C., dated January 9, 1854
Each proposal should be sealed, marked Proposal
for route No. 1878, Wis.," and addressed, "Second
Assistant Postmaster General" Washington, D. O.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Jy A-1aw4w Postmaster General.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

Banking House Of Pairo 1 VouIse, ?
FIFTEENTH STREET,
Opposite the Unitsd States q treasury,
S1X per cent per anlum interest paid on depoGil
~ ofone hundred dollars or over, when left fol
thirty days or longer. sep3-dly
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1ditors Of the above papers Mill pleass copy
PEI containing this notice N1p-Wew
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THROUGH Tickets,

the train leaving Alexandria, ct O'Clock q m,
on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, connecting
with the stages 1t Culpeper, G. b.
sPassengers fer Lynchburg will take the traia
leaving Alexandria at O'Clock, O. n, On Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays, connecting With ths
W-Passengsrs for the White Sulphur Springs
will take the train leaving Alexandra daily, con-
Meeting with the stages at Staunton. =f-
Freight Trains are running daily, Sunday ex
eeptsd9
Per order: w.B BROCKETT, Agent
AlexandriA, Va, May %. may att
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Bvery person entitled to the right Of preemption
to any of the lands within the townships and parts
of townships above enumerated, is required to estab
iish the to the satisfaction Of the register and
receiver Of the proper land oce, andanake payment
and before the day appointed for the commencement
Of the public sales of the lands embracing the tract
claimed; otherwise such claim viii be forfeited.
20 ,.c., 81. - JOHN WILSON, ~
49,. Commissioner of General Land once. :
may N-1awl3w 80 ." -- ".E5 srs4
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last Monday, ~ th instant The evidence
then given IN on the, part OF thu search.
ing party was. In accordance with the
above necital. One witness spoke of
being on the ground early next morning,
and saw large negro, who belongs to
the family, coming from the direction
where the body was found, with bucket
on his arm-made him return ts search
for tracks of the incendiary saw where
some one supposed to be the negro) had
scattered fresh ashes along. but saw
nothing then Of the body. Afler hearing
all the evidence, the jury came to the
conclusion that Miss Jane Graham Hred
the barn; that in SO doing she reused the
fierce dog belonging to the family, that
the dog followed her, and that some Of
the family pursued in the same direction;
that some of them came up with her
where the first Indications of scuffle oc-
CURED, that she then escaped but was
overtaken where the eindicatiOnso ola second
s'uffie were found, and there murdered.
The jury, we understand, were unani.
meusly of a conviction that this was the
manner of her death; yet Twill it be be-
lieved in the land of chivalry, and in the
nineteenth century p they brought in q
verdict on paper that she 'came to her
death by some unks,0un means" One
OF the jurymen, whom friend of ours
copyersed with, said they dared do moth.
ing more-the Grahams were such a
desperate set that the whole neishbor-
hood feared them!
On the morning after the murder one
of the Grahams and the negro man be-
fore spoken of early began to build a
hay stack near the house-and all the
hustle, inquiry, and confusion about the
premises did not moment delay their
work until it was done. The circum-
stance has given rise to a suspicion that
there is something connected herewith.
and determination has been expressed
to have the hay removed. If anything
more Of this affair transpires our read
ers shall hear the particulars.
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TO CONTRACTORS ARD BUILDERS

TO CONTRACTORS ARD BUILDERS.
'I'uE subecriber would respectfully inform The
L public that he keeps constantly on hand and
Tor sale at the Iowest prices large assortment OF
articles ne sary for building purposes, which be
hopes it will prove for their interest TO call and ex
anime before purchasing elsewhere.
Among the most important srs- i...
PENRhYN MARBLE AND leon AANTELS,
which for cheapness, beauty and durability.
are unsurpassed -.
PARLOR AND CHAMBER ENA AELLED
CRATES, the latest New York STYLES
DUNLAP 1e cos HOT AIR FURNACES for
heating private and public buildings, churches
&c the very best and the most ecopomical
Furnace row in use 4'2
PoND'S LAPkoKED DOUBLE 0KEN COOK
-.''. LNE RANGE.S
CAST IRON WINDO " LINTE1sAND szLLS
IRON COLUMNS, .tc. -
ENCAUS7IC FILING, for Hall, Vestibule, and
Church floors - -. -
IRON RAILLNCS, Of cast and wrought Iron, and
wire, These ara IaaAufactur in New York
sad lor their beauty and variety of pattern
and finish are unequallei.
The above will lie put up IL desir. d. end every e,
tort will be made to give purchasers satisfact,on
Apply at the
Ornamental Iron Ware House,
Pa. avenue, between 81 and AZ siI..sts
" IV-eoI X. HASKINS.
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A REMEDY FOB "EACH DISEASE

l
A the request of many Of my patients, hhv.
a consented to put up class Of my most Ell
ctent prescriptions in the form Of FAMILY AKDI
CLNES each one suited to particular disease, and
not, like the manufacturers of the nostrums and
panaceas Of the day, promulgate to the world that
any ne compound will cure all diseaeee, and who
in the words OF the great Italian physician. spsl
lanHanD 'put medicines which they knoa0 LITTLE int
-; J. s. ROSE, NJ. D., Phila.
For Cholera, Dysentery, Bosoel Complaints, dc,
Dr.. j. 8. ROSES CARMINAfIVE BALSAM
This mixture is one OF the most important medi
cines, and sheuld be kept in all families "spe
c flo" for Cholera and Bowel Complaints it has new
er failed. pysentery vanishes in few days when
this article is ussd as dire ted. Price Csc.
DR.. J. 8. RosEs PAIN CuRkR will cure Stiff Neck
Sore Thruat, Pains in the face, Side, Back Limbs
fTem Cold, Cholic, Cholera Morbus, &c. 1t cures
sprains, Chilblains, Cramps or Pains in the stom
ach or Bowels, Price l2111z, 25, and SO cts.
Dr.. J. 8. ROSES EXTRACT OF BUeau is one Of th.
best remedies ever used for diseases of the Kidneve
Bladder, dc. Price 60c.
DR. J. g. Rosl's NERVOUS AND INv1soaAINe Con
DIAL, for Heart Disease all Nervous Affections Flat
uience, Heart Burn, Restlessnsss, Eumbness, Neu
rA! Ss, raising the Spirits and giving power TO thu
whole system, It is almost miraculous IN its eject
50 cents Q bottle. ... .. =.
DR. J. 8. Ross's DHsPHprIc COMPOUND, q sure cur.
when taken in conjunction with his Alternative OF
Family Pills. Price OF both 15c
DR. j. 8. RoSz's GOLDEN PuLs for Falling Of thl
Womb, Female Weakness, Debility. end Relaxation
They have peculiar affiDity for the debilitated
muscles Of the female, and in instance have they
failed in radically curing those distressing com
plants females ere SO often subject Prizes so cents
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