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UNITED STATES MAIL.

July %, s54.
PROPOSALS for conveying the mails of the United States from oc
tober 6, 1884, June 80 S5S the following
Of will be
department until O'Clock, Thursday September Ii
be decided by the day:
No S639 From Chattanooga by Keeys Ferry Landing,
per, Battle Greek, Kleppers and Pelham, Hills
boro 65 miles and back, d week.
Leave Chattanooga Monday al T. a. m
Arrive at HilIsboro' day by 6, p. m
Leave Hisboro Wednesday Ia m;
Arrive al Chattanooga day by 6 M.
For form Of proposal guarantee,
embracing conditions incorporated
ac to be executed by the bidder such
the department deem expedien and advesem
inviting proposals for mail ter commencing July
1884, ending June a 1854 in the States Of Kentucky ennes
see, &c, dated January o. 1854,
Each proposal should be sealed marked Proposals for
and addressed Second Postmaster
cral, Washington, ID. O.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
July 3o-Iaw4w Postmaster General.
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oGics of the Clerk Of the Ho. Of Reps. U. y.

oRcp cf the Clerk OF the iHo Of Reps. U. s.,
September 4, 1854
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received this Office until 2
O'Clock Monday September as 1884, furnishing
hundred and quality anthracite COAL ash,
and half white The coal pure egg
delivered free charge in the vaults
of the Capitol
Also for furnishing hundred and fifty cords quality
seasoned hickory wood hundred cords
sawed five cords whole TO
be measured, sawed and slowed Capitol
the expense n,raetof
Both wood and coal are to be delivered 5f day
October and be subject quality weight
and by be designated that
pose. JOHN w. FORNEY,
Clerk House of Reps II. s.
6-dt25,h
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UT AUTHORITY Sf net of the Legislature of
Virginia. passed February 2 1854 entitled An act to ncor
a 8. French,
Washington city, and conform
with hereby the
signed that books for Ieceiyng the
capital Alexandria Washington Railroad Company
opened day September and
open days, inclusive, from TO- m, 10 9 the G
lowing places
In Alexandria Newons Hotel in The cay OF Washington
JAMES s, FRENCH,
John w. MAURY,
A, J MARSHALL,
CORNELIUS BOYLE
GEO FRENCH,
EDGAR SNOWDEN,
Aug I6-lawtScpl2 X. w. LATHAM.
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That the lands Withdrawn the Districts Of lands subject sale
Monroe and Nachoches Louiiaaa No. 495 Decem
Der H. 1855 for The railroad from Shreveport Veksbug in said
OF which the
56 will be subject
time fixed in said respective registers
the land Offices
into effect ttthom aaffng further instructions from this Office
Given under my hand a the General Office
Washington, this fifth day of September,
By order Of the President:
JOHN WILSON,
sept t--2awbW Commissioner.
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mo. -52l.l

No. -52l
nj IOTTCE. q establishment surveyors General
IN and of land offices for the Territories ofNEw MrMco
INaroN, OREGON, and MIaHEsoTA.
In of law the President of the United States has d
reced that f the present the following shall be the stos
Offices for surveying and land districts passed
the late session of Congress, viz
The office of NEW MEXICO
at SANTA FE and that for the surveyor general
TERRITORY nj OLYMPIA.
The Offices register receiver for WAsnNaTos TERRI
also OLYMPA those for ORE0oN TERRITORY OREGON
CITY those for inona district MINNESOTA TERRITORY,
WINoNA and those for Red Wing district also in MINNESOTA TER
RIToRY at RED VINO.
Given my hand, city of Washington, twenty
fourth day of August, A. ID. 1854.
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Aug 25-9aw6w Int and Star1
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Academy Of the Visitation,
Georgetown, d. C

fNHE exercises OF this on the first Mon
day in September when, hitherto, will
be bestowed the pupils
of finished education
desired, the historical studies may pursued
French, which greatly facilitates acquiring
ough knowledge of that language while system pursued
teaching both vocal and ayan
ase in rendering the pupils accomplished scientific performers
separation OF the from
made the result has very in influence on the
youthful members of the academy.
Aug ll-3awd &ctSepti5
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Land Warrant Lost.

LAND WARRANT for forty of land number 966,
II issued to the 18th day January 1852 and
Hon f. O. Cabble, Washington city d. c. and lost msad
him. There said
Of land Offices shall
apply weeks this Com
missioner Of Pensions for duplicate OF said
ALEXANDER JOHNSON.
MARiAssA, Jackson county, Flo',da, Angus, 4, 1854
Aug l2-law6w~
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No 5l6.
NOTICE extending the time of reservation OF
~ heretofore sale along the pro
posed from SHREVEPORT LOUISIANA to VcKsBuRG
hereby given the
ordered Wihheld
Except for valid epion snl the 7h day of June,
December H. 1853, lying within fftee
railroad above
Toned, extended of 7h
hand the city OF Wasbngton this tenth
June, 1854
By order OF the Presidents
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
June ll-lawi3w
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Mr., Busbnell's School,

liza street, bc.mcenF and G streets, Washington.
HE ne4t session will commence the
ber The Of instruction embraces modern
languages, mathematics the elements
together with all the English branches
schools Crcuars may be had the book
Aug ll--FnS STues6w'
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Hamilton G. FAINT.

Banker and Dealer in Erchangc, Stoks Ponnsana
betpeen Az and 9th streets, Washington, b. C.
lNCURRENT money and land wnants bought sold Drafts
u principal cities sold purchasers Six per
allowed all remaining depoe thirty days
Claims against the government collected.
s. -eodlmd&w
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eminent a
~ George III by Lord Brougham edition. 2 vols
Letters OF Rachel Lady Russell edition. volume.
Railroad accidents and the by which they
vented by the Of the electro safety apparatus
Tarnbul and w, q. McRea.
Owen the Skeleton and Tecth.
Bushnan's principles Of animal and vegetable physiology
AugV FRANCK TAYLOR
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70 tar rpayefsbeduction prompt payment
ana gwen That the for year now due
at 'n's once and that deduction
'' N'''"'y'"s " pao on or before the 3ls in
Aug 4 so,ns r. J. ROCHE,
Collector.
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MATCH HORSES For SALE.--h pair o sorrel family
M carriage horses, gentle harness. The owner having
further for them, wlseil very low indeed,
For particulars inquire the counting Office
-
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Female Education.

MRS r. w YOUNG and Miss v. TOWN respectfully
Ill to their friends and this will
their the of 18TH and norh Monday
The 18Th nst limited number ladies
through stsdes embracing all solid
aud ornamental branches of female education.
method based
upon experience Of conducting the education
young ladies' having the fullest development and discipline
of ,se mental faculties.
Terms of Tuition.
All the English studo including mathematics with he French
language, the scholastic year 10 months $50
Ancient ahd other modern languages.
Music vocal and instrumental Professors
IN pencil ana
Painting N oil and water colors ors.,.................
Sep 3-3tawtlsth (InteI. andS Sent.
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CABINET-MAKER AND UpHoLsTERER,
No. rs South Eleventh. Street, Philadelphia,
ID tESPECTFULIY public his store
IL where he keeps constantly hand large
and chamber furniture, comprising
sofas. from S35 to S00 Arm-chnirs from SIG to $50
PaoT chairs 81 to "a BooS-e 4" to IGU
Sofa tables 10 to loD Extension tables, 55 100
Etageres g ~ TO Us Writing desks, IS to 100
All the above furniture made expressly retain patronage and
the prices eas less good can be
bought anywhere else - "
Goods sen, of the Unon and packed his
sonal -, -
July 27-3dmosif
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Sept 6-2aw6w
United states Mails.


Fosr oFFcs DEPARTMENT.,
August 29 1851
mails ti,,.a s.,os ,,,, ,
3Otb June 1883 ,,e
in the civ OF nm
til O'Clock, November 1854 TO he deded nv
of an,e oni =
v,,r,,n,,,
hrAS Aoehi'
ycksbura Yiss. Natchrz ana Rnon Rnnao e.,
suitable steamboats,.
Leave CAIRO daiIY AT 5Rm;
Arnve At New Orleans in days by 5pm
Leave New Orleans daily at ) m;
- - AfT,ve at Cairo in siI days by SPIN.
NO 5iu2o From Cairo III by Columbus, Ky, Hckman's, New
Madrid, Mo-, Asbport, Tenn, Hickman's Bend, Ark.
Fulton, Tenn, Oceoa Ark, Pecan Point, Randolph,
Tenn, and odham Ark, to Memphis, Tenn, 242
mnes aha pack' mfee uHes week, IN safe and suitable
steamboats, -
Leave CAIRO every Monday, wednesday, and Friday, at
IN n, ,
arrive at memphis IN 81 hours by IN next day;
Leave memphis every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday,
at ~ pmj
Arrive al CAIRO IN III h0nfs by p a IN next days.
MISSISSIPPI
NJ -,,, 81, ,In-, .,,,,
No. 1911 From Vcksburg by YouHgs Point, La Nllkeus
reean 1roye, Ieliu'a, MISS Lake Providence, La,
Princeton, Miss, Grand Lake, Ark, Point Wonhng-
.oD, MISS. 'feeh'nIe, Coumbia, Ark, Ians.s Land
back, a week, ia safe lie
Leave nIToas Wicls avery ,,ord,v wdn.a ,d rh
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JUST OPENED IN IRON HALL.
p HOOVER has fitted up, in attractive style, the large
y and Iron Hail. Pennsylvania
and best selected stock of boots and shoes exhibited this
city.
1t is the of ,hs undersgued
excel in all particulars other of the kind in the county
article his line of business with the celebrated
this country and future variety
shoes FOR ladies' gentemen children and here be
expense spared fitting up establishment,
to make attractive place Of business He will effort
npproxmang closely possible to those of the manpc
The following among article, just received;
FOR LADIES.
pssh and soosa CATERS ss ana s iH sole,
french @ and American % @appscs AND Kid slippers
Toilet slippers taa,neied and worked French and American
Jenny Lind euskins polkas and other styles
FOR GENTLEMEN.
French patent leather boo,a
Do calf dress boots half boots, and shoes
Do calf and pa,enieathcr Oxford ties
Cloth CATERS black and colorcd
Enaneed top French patent leather oxed CATERS English
An varieties OF common boots and Shoes Pesgcd sewed
FOR YOUTHS MISSES, AND CHILDREN
Youths dress shoes and boots of beautiful Styles and OF
Misse black saes slippers walking latest
Chdyen Shoes embracing every style and quality now in use
FOR BOYS.
have made particular for this department Of
then, such shoes they
may fancy. which been difficult TO find
FOR SERVANTS.
My shoes of all kinds large and very
respectfully reaucs, my customers and the citizens
Montgomery, ALSO strangers visiting
the city, to vo me with eau before orr & 70
tenop and by Devotion challenge confidence Of
all, and win success in my new enterprise ,,n
Hall Boot and Shoe Establishment,
Penn. avenue, between Ninth and Tenih streets.
Aug I7-dlwseoaw
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IMPrOved Lands In MfchiKan coded the
Wyandotts in Is43.
NOTICE hereby given authority
Office by the acts of Sd March, ls4 and 18th July 1884, the
sold OF improved lands ceded
7th Of March, 1884, the State Of Michigan hereinafter indicated
will again be offered public sale Detroit Michigan Monday
the 4th day of September
BY the provisions of the of 18th july 1884, the said lands will
be offered, subject minimum price
lars and iy wtou, regard the valuation Of
improvements.
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A ERENCLi' Italian, and Drawing Teacher, desiring
"A employment an academy school, willing
time among seve.a will do himself pleasure attending
ces a OF wishing employ teacher
oomung us testimonials in obedencs call addressed
d. washington, ID. u Sept 8-d2w
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nISSoLUTiON.-The copsrnershp under
IL the firm aud of EVANS FAINT expires by limitation
this day, and is hereby declared be dissolved g.
FAINT alone authorized to qele-
ment OF their business f. =. EVANS,
- HAMILTON g. FAINT,
WAsHsoroN, September |, 1855.
Scn
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University Of Louisiana,
Mcdiedf Dcpm Lmsnt

University Of Louisiana,
Medical Dcprlmsns,
HE lectures in this department will
on Monday November 49, and will terminate in the ensuing
March,
James Jones, NJ D., Professor of Practice of Medicine.
J, L. Rddel, M. D. Professor Of Chemistry.
Warren Stone, NJ. D., Professor OF Surgery.
A. II. Cenas, NJ D., Professor of Obstetrics.
A. j. Wedderhurn NJ D., Professor of Anatomy.
Gustavus A. Mott, NJ. D.. Professor OF Maero Medioa
Thomas Hunt NJ D. Professor OF Physiology and Pathology
samuel p chopin. NJ, p Demopstrsors of Anatomy
The rooms for dectns viii be open the third Monday in oc
,pbe..
The ou are visiting physicians and Of the Charity
bopu and attend this institution from November TO April
Inc students accompany the professors their visits and free Of
expense, enjoy extraordinary practical advantages.
There during the session. hundred
scnbed for daily.
In 1858 The number of patients thirteen thousand hun
dred and ffty-nHcs N' h' ''
THOMAS HUNT, NJ D., Dean.
Aug ll-lswtNoYl
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EOR SALE or case commodous four story and attic house
18th side the of street. House
tns twelve and has recently been papered and
throughout Terms accommodating and possession given inmed
Oc, i5--Gn
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No February 2s 1884, for the railroad from Mobile Grad
Alabama from Guner's Landing The
of from
via Mobile Alabama New Orleans, Louisiana,
hereof from Albany Georgia. Euiaua Montgomery Ala
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ID DQUTLEDGE'S American Handbook and Tourists
IL United containing descriptions
principal owns railroads. stage
boat from New York nil parts Union; statistics
hotels, public buildings resorts, cuoes
accompanied by map Pnoe 50 cens
uglT FRANCK TAYLOR.
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GAYS FABLES, with I26 illustrations. Il volume,
VI London, 1884, Price 81
Dogs, their manassment by Edward Mayhem. London, sa
Price so cents
The Mnve's of Science; by w. Fulom with Illustrations
Price so cents.
Adventures OF Mr. sydenham Geennch and OF his friends
London, with numerous illustrations London, 1854 Price 25 ets
hug29 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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OAuD.The subscribers thanks TO those
IL customers who have promptly settled accounts and
earnestly mai
settlement We have determined those accoun
that remain unsettled. MAGRUDER h CALVERT
We offering geat bargains all kinds goods for cash
+" 10 Puncuai customers NJ. h c.
Aug 2l-2wcof
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French Books.

French Rocks.
DOSSUET-Oraisons Funelres; | vol, lomo
- Madame de Stae-Conderaons sur Ia Revolution VOL
Descartcs- GuvTes
Garnior-Economie PoitiqUe | vol.
Corneille-Theatre ; 9 vols.
Conversations Modernes Francais et en- Apalais.
Also large assortment of French in pnmphfef ou
Just received by FRAN;K rrAVI M
Aug3
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nA1 SCHOOL Cor Young Isdics.-1he duties
~ Taylors school, in 81 Streets will
resumed on Monday, September ilth.
Information studies pursued &C.,
either by circulars Interview at
3I-eo9w
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No 46, January 1854 for railroad from Gains Landing
the Mississippi river Arkansas Camden and Fulton
,be Texan boundary line, aud its branches at Camden;
In the Of lands subject Helena, Arkansas
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No. SIS Jnnee 1854 for the Iron Mountain and Mississippi River
saroad
In the districts lands subject Louis, Missouri
Do do do Jackson, do
59, l5 1854 Dubuque Iowa
ST. Paul Minnesota Len Hand River, Fond
perior Wisconsin, except the lands Wisconsin
stored by No. 5a0D
In the districts of lands a safe az Dubuaue Iowa
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EINE RULED Letter Paper dollar per renm
L bought personally in Europe and imported by
Sep9 FRANCK TAyIOR
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No. 5O7 May 49, 1884, for the Oakland and pro
posed railroads. and released by notice No. 56 June 81 1854
In the districts of lands subject TO sale ut lonia, Michigan
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A MEXICAN STATE PAPERS American Ar
~ chlves wanted Taylor Maury booksellers
washington city, sesire purchase several the
oeia price, exchange for other books published In III
United States or la Europe
Odd volumes will also be purchased,
July 80
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MANrED.A copy Of The American Archives
for which reasonable price will be money
books. FRANCK TAYLOR
July IA ~
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Cuba-fllustraseta

Cuba-Illustrafed
HISTORY OF CUBA a Traveller in the Troncs
IL being POLITICAL hstorica and of the island
from It's first discovery 10 the
Price in paper, so cents in cloth, rs For sale by
Asg9 BookseIcrs near oh s,ree
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TAYLOR MAURY, booksellers Washington city, desss tt
purchase several of the Ar
chive which have been given by
gress for many years past.
liberal price will be paid exchange made for any othe
books. Odd volumes wil also be purchased.
Aug9
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VHE MISSES HAwLEY's Boarding and Day school
VIII DC eopened Monday September lsh their residence
NO io' pennsylvania between 1th and 18th
Terms Board and tuition in English and French, $3.50 scho
ac year Other languages drawing the professors
charges Circulars containing for day scholars &c.
obtained nj the school.
Sept o-3faw3wTuTh&Sat
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AMD IIMhS new noyeI by Charles Dickens.
Ill The Metallic Wealth of the described and com
pared with that Of other by J. Whitney,
Memoirs OF Joseph John selections from his orna
aud correspondence. Edited
volumes. -
Henry Nancy. ' -
TAYLOR A. MAURy,s
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No $685. March 20, 1884, railroads Pensacola Florida
Montgomery Alabama and from place
,umpka Elyon, DECATUR and Athens the Tennessee line
In of subject
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WuTrNEY's Metallic weaIt, OF the United States
VOL, evo
Life Of j, a. Gurney; edited by Joseph d. Braihwate
Memories over the Water; by Henry Nancy.
Lamartno's Travels in the East 9 vols
Aug 10 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Army and Navy Equipments.

WALL STEPHENS, military manufacturers of O
w would respectfully call the attention navy
their superior work and style OF goods They have
revolution this department, and furnish most e
goods that will successfully challenge greater
We wish show tba, this exclusive or privilege bus
and susceptible of all the progress OF age despite The io
of antiquauans
Citizens clothes made to order, elegant style
fashions
United States Gags and banners made to order.
Aug l2--2aw3mo
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-06-22

Hints TO You've WoMEN.-That young
lady will make good wife who does not
apologize when YOU find her at work in the
kitchen, but continues at her task until hel
work is finished
When you hear a lady say, al shall attend
church, and wear my old bonnet and every
day gown, for | fear we shall have Il rain
storm" depend upon it she will be Sure to
make a good wife.
When daughter remarks, Mother, |
would not hire help, for can assist you tc
do the work in the kitchen" set it down thai
she will make somebody a good wife.
When you overhcar 4 young woman say
ing to her father, Don't purchase very
expensive or showy dress for me, but ono
that will wear best you may always be
certain she will make Il good wife.
When you see Il female rise early, get
breakfast and do up her mothers work in
season, and then sit down to sew or knit,
depend upon it she will make good wife
When you see 4 female anxious to learn
trade so as to earn something TO support
herself, and perhaps assist her aged parents
| YOU NAV be sure she will make one of the
best of wives.
The best qualities to look after in a wife
are industry. humility, ncatness, geniIeness
benevoence and piely. When you iInd
these, there is no danger. You will obtain
treasure, and not regret your choice to the
| last period
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FsIachine Shop,

SITUATED on Fox CREEK. ONE AND a HALF MILES
WEST OF CnERoKEE noNDs.
'gNllE Subscriber would respectfully announce ia
4 his friends and the public gcucrally, that lc
continues 10 carry the above business under the
most favorable auspices, being situated near three
SawAlIlls where the different kinds Of material can
he iil At the lowest prices, and having sufficient
watrr-power TO propcl his Machinery, it will be
seen that he DOES possess material advantages
over all competitors, which enables him 10 offer The
following articles at from FIFTEEN To TWENTY
Per Cent LOWER than the Augusta prices, viz:
Hotel, Family & Children's Bedsteads,
PANEL DOORS, WINDOW BLINDS, SASH, &C.,
Will Repair Ill kinds of Furniture at the residence
of amy one who may favor him with call, on the
most reasonable terms.
GEORGE p. LANIIAM
Mar 90 cnwtf IL