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wb h Twensms seized piece of wood and stru TX him
q blow which eled him 10 the ground and which
later, resuited In his death. fwen,smsn IL Ia pr,
lie denies any hing like malice, aud declares that
III feeling existed between him and the deceased
Lewis In liquor a. the rime.
lew days since The Argentine Minister, Mr.. G.
Lansrca who has been in Santiago for time pss
negotiating treaty with the government OF Chill,
about wing the hotel II discovered that his
had been opened ard robbed Of pacsa ge con aiming
hundred condors. Suspicion has fllen a servant of
covery Of the theft.
For the B,i-h ship Telegraph thirty Ave thousand
dollars asked bottonry mate repairs she hav
Ing struck coming out Of port AIDE TeRe 1t The
repairs I Bli-h El,ip snsdaedn Hs ai.est,ed foe a.
well as three thonsand dollars asst ed bctomry Bit
ish brs Isabella at Ancud, Cnus needs fur thousand
dollars for repairs.
The steamer Feytsna makes reg liar trcs from this
port to Caaera- she leaves Valparaiso the 4th lah
and 24h Of livery month and leaves Iadera the Sh 10Th
and 18th Passage at 'reducel freight ak dollars
3 ton, bullion 1t one eighth per cent
The operations Of the Mint In September fol-
Iows:-
Gold coined in the month. .seo, 500
GuvuT w TO- ~I,JO
puAon III 500 UU
10 v" nsno. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6O,O0O
AnVshcoS on ouuion 6O,OOJ
49, .c'uineo'. ........................ iU,4oo
piib cancehFo. 1000
Oa coin gathered Tor coinage. ............, 1854
Miss Mary St. Clare the female magici an is perform
Ing At the theatre She has performed In the United States
and California
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We are indebted to Mr. +. H. Mitchell, purser Of the
Georfe Law, and the expresses Of Wells, Fargo Co.,
Freeusn and Co. and the Pacific Express Company for
the prompt delivery Of our files and letters.
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Our San Francisco Correspondence.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 3, 1856.
Fhisve Of Heavy Bonking House in The Russian Trade
announced this morDing that large arm has fail
Cd rhs banking and mercantile house COMPOSED Of
fomer officer under the Fill administration and
exocer Of the city. They largely interested in the
Russian trade to Sit AMOR River Petropauowski &c.
This has been nice place for bankers lately. L.
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1lvs rrEswAy slaves from ,hs rsAsAirhpd - cnsfs
fD~f Va. ypg&ses sna fssftaksn ~ the siouit n
~ rforlse flssft t<Av shsfpfsarT r8sdsy lat.
fsuf II m frs s.sessf ant - fYfsi = Wtsh Il.
e,rnsy AL. 1ks nsth JsmfsS over Al ells4nA
pasn, u. .As sssAl, sa1 eIsvsss h4assG
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As the forenoon train Of which loft Aspnwal on
Monday 2st Inst, within twelve niies Of Panams,
the oc motive Naiachin and tender precipiated
into the river BY ms soundson OF the bridge giving way
the locomotive reachsa the opposite SIDE running
back but breaking the CONNECTING link that the other
cara we're left the rack. No hves were lost, but
escaping with slight bruises fhe passengers by the 90
carried to the place OF accident and Temporal
~ foot bridge constructed and then placed board OF
the cars on this side,
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supply Of the oil by which kept in easy and constan
ton Know nothing fat may Be better for its purpose
at this particular jnncture than otner-and though
pretty high Ia the Market the IL the machine in
ob'sinitg whseyer 1t requires, leaves no room for
doubt rs to the final result of the pendeg negotiations
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iV'Al import ~ sugar rii to-day .........lf2 no W
Iosx.-Absndsnt, and u lnaited sals. HAa.-Aaaerl-
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bcn with bis geoefsi '.ni mfgt-, 20 no isined
10 him the rtpissentayo ~ Till Cpogres loasi as
ifici. Colonel BatshAi Is Baty~ q he syrn
and u Thoroughly idsnihsd vi our insiiuuons a0i
sJmpah,c. mat whatever paddle sen'imsnt- be tnay
Gyow meet III hearty resIrnse r. his enlightened
and tasitlr constituency. Presting bts remarks 9Th
general illusions ~ his pr sigss speeebss dafag
'he late stod cAnsa having toT his oyponsni 90. q
The gil and chlvalrols q ksnsasty'f sons c1
Marshall p4oee.es v, ssy that he ensftsinsa Abtnx
aims oi the American parry. D.cisiIng ali d'a o.
scrpiioD, with which be parry va chars~a BY their
erfsssnt- The asmocfs.s "a they we're Sp
frop'iaely calico tbs req hichs, ~ would wsicoms =,
county all rho woGB make Il their ay gm from no
tynnrie. the old a Dut be Would fsfrst 'hsn IN
the sxste. o. he ang owse Al least anti they lad a..
counuies snd become f9y lfsioc;nsiet IN the ub-t.
pripeipes@ cur osn gorefnnsat celons Harsh.i tnsn
tay srsinst zach ohe' 10 the rIolse ofa speaker 10
the House 4 representative in tho approaching Con-.
Flesa ~ tho tniiea Sta.ea, ana sHid IN nlpsi0n 20
That ineof,ant msssGte TIE ofgsl1alca ~ the ouse
The tonhsrn cefnocTats would 10 igand fg54nz 9Th
tie sevnr5iiss ~ New fcfk . plsss ~ The chair .
an nttD the south sho eooA sios Nth "a" Nofth-
atplions'A and tie party o. TIE pre~snt admin
isrAIon. Tbi- was hh prsd.c iou. And Ia re'.fsnas
10 tee tiavegy question. Col. NJ r&sd that hIA
cis w. To- icows6, fgu ben rasn you'd - dfs
eutfaptTc lnto ne ciscassico They gould listen 20
~ ursdes 81 tho stlioni, AMI meet them VITA tssif
be souls pot cBuDtenapos The dl.eassia sai hs
vtIE nat aFos1 a ha eouEtsnznes uE6sf any eitenn
.srce-. Pot there you'd - pssr H. str~st ~ anti
To- u the no so4sa' e. ssvs'e tssa~elsss % me
ttuggi. a Aafb@B sl~sIuonists Win tJstksyb demo.
cali f4sirn Ci NAgls3l .1ytsss.s iSi astrfnn. In
q gttA 'hs ao1flns@ sbd tundgss Of TIE Aassfi an
Jsgty--.hch DO bad sasytea u..tafs fsnsctos All
-stta them - ~ the e1ctfiBes and s~np.Sts ~ ss
lunar. ~ The Espvbic.
W eAlnt rts'erd 20 give us knyisge IT, ehfrsni
ssf t~uhn ~ amidst tho cheer AM snlhusisen I'm
Ssh bic sSsfsss received 90 Bal ~ 0py1stany W
bske Dos IN IN Flst and can elt yfsix- 70 .Asfn
utilize - tie pfiten 20 asrusf 'sl stffhal en-
su "a he ffsf sSer.s ~ dealing b. individual gre
trsree ar very distnssi.hsd gsnJensn a. The osssi
csis ~ Ne American f@if, - Ht nsf Fs~sssTuusl
see'lor. III. cement 80 feat'ss viih snihas
GYfi. Rrrisus~
NJ Fsnlsrs - l,Arstl,e thsn esisf uprn its
sfsnd sb8 rssf nosi A4nifsas sddfsss 10 sbs
al shlrh h. t0ok oses-lga " -<y thss IrAAea
only ffse - re csnseteB bat true ~ ths rxhh o.
10, ,'stsf ttaiss q 81 ihsf phAess. Mr. = yu lsbiy
shfsrs~ a. ~ rsb lis ree,
C,L 1rogss = NEu7rsnss ihsn csiis~ Or za4 sgs
vfbstsr1irs ~ issness a h boar mad bris snd
sIfiEd tssch ~hlb eonyrtsly csptTa'sf hs Ass,ss<~
81 Eraf = ne hlgh nss@soo X hs Asss dxan Jsg'y
essc asusff Lirs'irc' Nth t~,rose sor sti f4 a
toe Ard ggsefpi sYgura.st.
i've rw1sw1y slaves from ths raxAisyyh - Csries
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United states Mail.
on THE MISSISSIPPI RIvER.
Posr orytcs DEPARTMENT,

Posr orucs DEPARTMENT
Washington, October 20, 1855.
New or=ans La Caro- Ia Isnuary sss 20 jane
gni Of fths se,h November decided by "a
Route No. 7sos.-LoUIsiANA
Prom New Orleans by Rouge Naiehez Miss ycksburx
e ssn .a sse az and Memphis s 1 Tenn 70 e.s" Illinois, @
Leave Sew Orleans daily al 5.
Ani,o st Ca'so In sx Gays by s. p.
Aniss Al New @ Orleans sa i f. ia 4 Ave days BY M
Offices The number be supplied daily,
the best class la
used 30. s usi be Of equal qualify and Of sueen power
hiahe me zap IN seedoe be only daring
os Tow
Route enpeye boat,
nndaion ad for the saiekeepng and
suitable be assigned, be under eaclu
ygs.ssn appointed paid by department. but
In accident b, which may deunsd,
such boat bs mail Boa, Or not 70 s carried %
and , delivered free o. ctsrse to ,he department
on eAneoA Of te Credentials also, blanks, paper mail locks
Proposals by responsible persons.
and The certified judge clerk of court
The reject any bid which
higher The absence suceney
responsibility the par q The bidder and Of his
Bidders In and submitting their proposals.
ubd
oe 10 obtain regular and resS Inc ai packet. on n.
inooastafe and lbai strict compliance with contract
Boat, subject inspection by
by they adapted
and no boat once accepted be Withdrawn without the assent
the department.
Bidders provisions of
the saese Of liabilities 21i Of The
change Post Office Department. approved
Airies in form, embracing
and are 70 ee executed sy me accepted
The Postmaster General alter the snd alter
schedule e allowing rata Of compensation wita
He discontinue curtail whole
allowing months the service dispensed with
Form Of rropOsaL
T., of---- State o., propose convey the
Of Tho Postmaster General dated Uctol 20
1855, and BY following mode Of conveyance, viz:
for the of
dollars.
Of other particulars
reference % fs aud and o after @
Dated
lsigned)
Ihs undeTsisned residing State Of oi ~ undsr
he Postmaster General bidder shall, prior The
isi OF January thereafter
into The REQUIRED obligation 10 perform the service proposed with
Tas DO nL full ho~ledys Of the Obligations and hatiiies
scd under The 2h section of the act Of Congre
Dated
lsigned BY two guarauiors)
crtifoate
udes, of efee, acquainted
aud knows en property and able make
good thair guarantee.
Dated
tsigned)
Proposals enveloped sealed and addressed Second
Assistant Posimasie General and snperscbed Proposals River
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Oct 2l-iawiw Postmaster General.
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Washington Aqueduct.
OFrIoK or THE WASHINGTON AouEpucT,
washington March Z, lSl.

OFrcE WtsuINeTos AouEDucT,
Washington, March y 1855.
DROPDsAS and brick
dams, tunneIs other aqreduct
Proposals. the e OF May will be opened al Of
thai day.
and 1oa day OF April
Proposals work OF particular
described in The plans and specincniions
o completed
but all for unfinished VIII
be appropriations The
right of work 10 be done and
appropriation and in
holding sufficiently decide when and
stopped funds available.
stoppage particular for want Of
will paid, the Judgment ni
engineer work has been properly executed far has
Payments specie checks upon the United
the monthly estimates OF TIE engineer. rescviug 10
will be diop of all that the work
men paid hii wages monthly aud in specie.
should be sealed and endorsed Proposals for work
the Washington Aqucdoci.n
The Upe States feeat all the bids
advantageous make such
matt considered conducive 70 the OF The
responsible persons The eocI be they under
bidders will, II bis their bid be accepted,
days, with good and sufficient
securities completion undertaken said
be United district
agent oeer Of
general individual Ensaeer De
parmen able make good their
Bids oreped presence Of bidders, IL Of them
choose TO be present, - -
Capt. Of Engineers, in charge.
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BY RAILROAD DIRECT TO THE WEST.
~ "a e

f1"s between Washington and wheeling but IA.
Running 6s~sen wasAisyton ard cs1einaai n hours
Throagh Tickets and s.xs.se Checks 20 Ds A.d IA,
Washington.
'Hk Baltimore and Ohio Railroad having greatly improved
we-,.1a now sss the fullest 20 as
.e h~rsn washington, baltimore, and all the West
The Northwest, and the southwest
trains bound West Away. promptly
washington Junction. tat-y called the Relay iiouse miles
washington and The ONO checked
through uekeis for points beyond The cennccpg eave
Whe~ns made with The uains Of the CEN
TRA ONO dAILRoAD, running from Bclaife, the Ohio,
nssI Mneslng through Cambndsr zasesve, aud Ncwark
MAhed and sandnsy railroad for sAndasky Toledo, Detroit
oiaabu le G. o. rairosd trains connect W the CAST trains
ef The Liie nia,ai xens, CiNcINkATI LOUIS
through Dayton iNDIaNAroLIs Ters
iiasis, Lasayeue Chicago Rock Island, 81 Louis, Ac.
Nalcbcx New Orleans Ac-whch sold washtnslon
transferred Cincinnati the mail the Ohio
Tickets for Esnessle, Cairo, and ST. Louis sold by hs
FoR CLEVELAND Toisdo Detroit Chi
&c., whom Is nsvigabe
M Wheeling and ws's,s oIy miles, where connex'on with
Travellers are requested 70 notice ta while This s the only
speedy leading
The great West The distance from Washington Cincinnati
but 6a3 miles, being 100 miles
by through ticket from warhnsion To wheeling 80 G5
railroad. 8s S from Cincsnau sis lndanapo
Chicago s 9. and ss so ST. Louis sS 50 and ta5 Memphis
For Frederick and Hapers Ferry aosbuS Berkeley springs
Cumberland Bedford STRINGS Piedmont Oakland, and Fsmouut
minor stations between Baltimore and Wheeling g.
For trains and from Baltimore Annapolis c see special sd
vcr further information, through ucke,s apply 10 TIL H.
PARSoSS, agent, at Washington station - = -
Master Of Transporiaiion Baltimore and
May 5-dH Ohio Railroad, baltimore.
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES

| IN URUEEINS IflhETS OA CEhIlffCAIES
money draft checks
which wnt ordered by
mail together scheme, carefully
ordinary envelope and iouey
drawing, certified by
wien exclamation OF Of Please
plain, The Of office
Stae Al VIII be paid BY drafts on the cities
as purchasers direct
Maryland lotteries also puhthed
y the state commissioner IN the following papers in Batnoe
apairotn "Argus ~ also
and Union" Of Washington d. o.
public and carried te
scupuous being authorized by and under
OF appointed officer
afosd sufficient
D fsirness with which they drawn
the there loierics and The
will
continued and approval o all who feel disposed 10
baIk in these
biancy this scheme, the fact
draw lottery OF thus magnitude,
least desire speculate
comparatively small asked for tickets and certificates
for the chance of obsinng some Of these magnificent
prizes.
addressing confidently upon
promptly led and the stccsI confidence OBJ
served.
daily, which always
packsRss Of who'es from
Halves and proportion The prizes
S 10 $40 oO according TO The price OF
the tickets.
schemes Of the Maryland lotteries
be any by addressing the undersigned
Address orders 10 n. X. Brennan,
No.4 Calvert street, BALTIMORE Maryland.
Oct l4--da3dNov
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The of person wi be entered books
tho jasient % the subscription be sssde advance.
Distant subscribers las lsoney b. cucf INC postage
Of which NH ss pad ai By ourselves lE
Al
The COUNTRY PAPER published daring
Cobgsess, se,li aurlax recess
Subscriptions far period year viii be received on
rn4 propoiened w the above naslr rsos.
Gy-fosTMAsTERs authorized aeiss axens and
by sending DAILY subscribers $50 enclosed;
T1rE sEniwEEkLY sabscrsbes az5 enclosed,
tssed a copy gratis.
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amounting
Whole tickets $40-hsves S20-qusters Sl0-egsIhs IS.
determine e .ie Of these spendd prizes s numbers from
TO ~ nciusve will severay placed wheel the day
the and 3 Of them drawn random and thai ticket
having ccubn.tscn the Is ID. and ID drnwn numbers Will
cniled capital Of. U,0uo
Those tickets having them the
4th 5fh 9th 10Th ilth 18th Sd 9Th 5fh 80. an naa
9Th 9Th 9Th I'd ID 4th '-''''' ~''N
Every having other three Of the drawn numbers
en.ed TO prize from g. 00U 600;
codng The scheme Those with numbers afford good
profit with
original cost, less Is per cent
package ofa6 tckeu drsw amount, ttha
Of ballots multiplied the
win Ics is ceD) viii sell cerincnfes pack
difference OF package and
and which entities the purchaser
" the numbers draw The guaranteed
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81. yoseph,s Academy Cor Young Ladies,

Near Emraafs0uYg, frc1erfcn SohmE ma
the
Thursday June The
Sl5e payable
There drawing
iar Spanish, zan, and Latin The
primary composed Of pupils under
aye annum, psysble half yearly advance
Letters inquiry address.d the MOTHER SUFE
Iosephs Academy, Emnusbnre, Frederick county
MARYLAND.
July s-diyear.
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his office his esid in Franku Row.
Thirteenth He will continue 10 devote his at;en
principally United States supreme Court
he law concerning be VIII
arising before
Office, and appeals the Chief justice assistant
Columbian and viii also the
prerar and trial Of suits concerning patents.
written opinions and araurieuis for
and
prosecute claims before board established for their
adjudication.
DrfS- --sm
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Everett House,

North Side Of Uaioa Square, Nsw York.
r,IfTs eablisinen delight
affords approaching finish, aud, when
10 render il The sesirs
Ths respectfully
the open October Cor The
public.
Applications parties wishing make
M fnr The winer months.
CLAPP JosLTN.
Uswrsr u CL.rP,
A.. G. IosIIv.
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c,UPERIOR xILVER-PLATED Goods
y In silver plated goods pla
ted copper, which will sell surprisingly low
viz:
which bear imitation TO The richest
Englsh silver
Cnsiors large variety of beautiful patterns
Walters ~ trays, all sizes
Spoons soup ladies', butter knives &C. double plate
bes sbata
Cake baskets, salad castors, pickle stands
stands liquor stands, candestcks
Elesant forming dishes
Butter dishes, card receiver, gotets mugs
Toast racks, kettles, codee urnS, pitchers
Tankurds, sugar spoons, 6sh knivcs, he.
Of nb0ve articles by
cf the folly Of investing silver
durable gO1ds which bear close
silver at less than sae tsafh he cost
G. w. BoTELER,
Oct az 2x~Tvn Iron Hall.
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I,OR SALE Oh REST-The well kaown and desirable res-
depce MAJOR A. A. Nicsros, DuddinsnD,
offered f The excellent repair and
and supplied with fixtures and other
nence. stang complete and well
grounA which ertswsve have been planted
nhsAe npd lad on and
taste hy IN ornAaents gardener
For spply Jshn brsnt stsw,
cus~isWn buckne bhyss m'ssosf
bet~ses AZ and 9th ~,reets
The key of the hosse VIII be found MI b"sdieSens
Nov G-3lsv3w
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FORM or GUARANTEE.

To Capt. VI, G. Megs, U. o. Engineers.
We the undersisned residents of, in the state Or,
hereby Jointly sersray United staes and
be accepted.
they ~ days ae the Of the said bid exc
cute sufficient suree
perform or furnish proposed conformity
ohe advertise rsaSe And in the
-hai aforesaid, guaranty
good difference the offer by the said and
lowest bidder.
(Signed) a. b.
q. d.
thereby certify ta 10 the my knowledge belief
guarantors are good and sufficient
fSixnedl II. Y.
s-5awis4hNay Slnvyn
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RoTECTED by royal letters England BY
the seais OF Ecoe dc Phamace Paris and the Imperial Col
iege Of Meaicine Vienna
frsema No remedy for general and local debility,
Of write decay, and all distressing
from early lis effects efeacious
youh manhood old ple powers would
impaired, decline Of Teseipa
universally adopted, all physical mpednen like
before influence, rendering invaluable these
terine the stale.
completely and entirely eadicaies ali
which cpbebs
aaola for, he Of the health Of portion OF the
Tsema No the Eurapesn remedy for that class Of
disorders which, unfortunately the English physician with
ineyiiahe destruction
which al saIsapeilH the world
Tesemar Nos l. 2 alike devoid f smell, and
all qualities They lay the toilet table wiiboui
their beng deiectec,
sold i'm cases. divided separate
minsiered by Nalpeap, LaileiniaBd, KouY, &c
wsolesae and retail OF DIR. III. A. Barrow No 81
Canal New York. specially appointed the
proprietor paientee the United
part immediately receiving
forward Triesrmar Of the world,
addressed according the OF the
Retail agents required Terms cash
Nov 9--digr
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oR and elegant dwelling house
O. between 18th and the War Depart
mes
On the east side of extensive we-ar
kitchen
besides xroand asdzcy around and the Of
be
In asd u e lime
the walls az te house perfectly 6y, isve
ercava,ad buiidinss There The premises
,~o stables cansee-
ed OF remedetsed IL necessary.
ALSO FOR RENT OR LEASE,
The large dwelling Pennsylvania between 7h
aRdI
extensive lot ssssched % H. and have the
use Of a we os iheen alley IL required
The for the accommodation OF
family very aAapacd The ommodaon Of
persona, being confectionery
and a the vicinity Of the place
kc Ac ppy TO Mr. Collins, at the surgeon Gen
erals Odhce. Winder's buidsng.
ls-eod3w
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fipvsus 1850 large qssrto voiunac, bo oand IN
ssps rsaNcK TAYLOR
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cARD-yonns isdas wishing 10 improve .hesassv.. IN
French by joining the morning nj Misc
school, No 3s Pennsylvania
xoverue~s rnrssn af stiieswbo
gyes daily inssrucison In that language,
Oct 9b-eodsw
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Law Notice.

Bsewx, WsLVFs.
vrM T. BROWN, FRED " STANTON, and J. KNOX WALK
ER par nehsp practising Sutwcns
of ciaius IN WsshiRop
onces washngtoa and Mem
found either place,
letters them will receive attention.
Ann, -, ffus-i. and Ssntin
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Maryland Lotteries.
CAPITAL PRIZE 500, COO.

MAEAoEss' OFucE,
paiimore, (Md.,) October i, 1885,
THE Maryland will
filling Of for tickets aud certificates of packages OF
would call attention of the public the following
schemes which il the
Mort Brilliant aad Magnificent Lottery Drarn.
packages Of tickets
authorized Of Maryland bear The Autographed
" r. Brennan, General Agent for The Contractor 80
any Others frauds.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
CLASS Y,
To Baltimore, Nd Saturday, November a. 1855.
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ladies ls that in the of
weeks will entertainment, in the church
and sale useful
mental articles The avns of this entertainment will be u-rd 10
faraishng church. III designed thai article
| ghh sold
OF eharce will be prohibited
yt. admission shall only l2x
No spared perfect satisfaction 10 Writers and
patrons af the enterprise
otjec contributions useful and
fancy articles, provisions respectfully soicied and
NJ. drectre No 80 Penpsyvana
erce' will be thankfully received and
gratefully acknowledged Nov S-2sw3w
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srppas q Hou.hampao., bo sOias and raiatans ey oI
London and Havre
other route, for The economy of time and money.
Pasa:e from New York to Southampton ssS Bremen.
cabin saloon, Sl3o; first cabin o~sr saoon 81,
second do, $50.
newspapers through the wee.
bills ladng will be signed the day Of sailing.
An experienced surgeon i. attnchcd TO each ship.
Yorfreght passage, apply TO
z. Ii. SAND, II South William ST., N. Y.
q. A. HElNEKENA d Co., Bremen.
CROSKEY x Co Southampton.
WILLIAM IsELIH Hsvre.
Mar 6--dly
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10 Change Of Hours.
a ~ %
nN amer Monday 9ad instant trains will
Washington ut 8 and 81, m, and and AZ,
On sunday, al AZ, IN.
Baltimore and *, m, and and 5x, ,. m.
I. H. PARSONS, Agent.
April 22-dn
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No. $40
Notice Of the estabIi ishment of three additional
land districts in the State OF Iowa.
pursuance entitled change the
4
purpores approved March M 1883 which
made
TURKEY pisrRcr has
established in Winpcsek that for the
FuRr FoET DODGE, Web~ser
Ilat psrnIc1t SIbrk Crr wood
bury
Given my hand, city Of Washington, tis hy
day October. A. -. 1855.
By order OF the President:
THOs A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
NV 2-law5w tini. sBd Star.
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- NEW YORK, bhEMEN. AND BOUTH-
80 Il AMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.-
&3NkX The ships comprising this line WASHING
0E8 TON, Capt. E. Csvendy; HERMANN. Capt Ed
ward Higgns.
These stop Southampton going returning
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
SIS Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, sHIPLEY, CO.,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD CO.,
q Austin Frars, London.
y. @. WAINWRIGHT CO.,
Paris.
GEO. II DRAPER, Havre.
The owners Of these ships gold
precious stoncs metals, unless bills
the value thereof therein
Ap25-du