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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-08-22


I DAVID ATcHIsoS X. N..--The St. Louis
Democrat says that there is not the least
doubt that the notorious. If not infamous
David 4. Atchison, oi Missouri. who has
been the head Of the party Ia Missouri that
would force slavery into Kansas against the
wishes Of her people, is . member Of the
Know Nothing order. and has accomplished
the Kansas oatrages through Its instrument
taliiy. II declares that several membors
Of the order WILSON give their certificates
Of Atchison's connection with them. Won,
der whats the Know Noshings and Aboli.
tionists IN Ohio. who have had % much to
say about Kansas matters. will say to this
sxposprel aSss /. tgr.sss
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For the Cadiz Democratic Sentin

MR ALLEN: You will please say that ev-
cry man on the ticket nominated on last
Saturday, is an out and out proslavery whig
and X NJ, except Mr.. Cramblett, lie can,
didate for commissioner, Eho is a proslav
cry K. N. without the whig. For my part
| can't support proslaveryism. Whisky and
slavery are two things am opposed to.
One who has acted with the Fu-
sion movement thus far, but can't
20 such mess of foolishness,
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BALTIMOkE MARKEr

AeaFsv ta.--Fleur. sales OF Howard 81.
a asaYk; City Mills at $50. Wheat bet
-. saiss ssd 8sa93, white 90. Oats dull
sszGks45
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Ry-lhs Democracv of tbisf fCadizltowp

GI-Ths Democracy Of this( Cadiz)town-
ship will mset at Mr.. Vincents Hotel on
next Saturday evening at q O'Clock. p. NJ,
for the purpose OF appointing delegates to
the different conventions. Let there be
full turn out.
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ETWe direct attention to the communi.
cation in another column on the subject of
Taxation. 1t is one that we desire every
tar payer to give careful reading. It's
arguments and facts are incontrovertibIe
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

AE@sss ia.--Flour better demand at g..
aH@g r. received during the last "a hours
adHa - .Wheat better demand, sales AZ
- Csrn unsaI,lbls.
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A Proposition.

The Cleveland Express, the leading
know nothing paper Of the Reserve, in an
nouncing tbs nomination of Ex-Governor
Trimble, makes the following proposiionto
the Chase Fusionists. Will they accept
What say you, Mr.. Hatton?
"By private dispatch, we learn that
the American State Convention, which met
in Columbus yesterday was a large and
harmonious meeting. The best of feeling
prevailed. We have no details. Suffice Il
to say that Ex. Governor Trimble is nonih.
ated for Governor. He is known to the
people Of Ohio as a pure, upright. patriotic,
and sagacious statesmen Of the 'olden time
His nomination will be hailed with delight
by the conservative reform party of the
State. is q no nination emnently fit TO
be made Now if the Cha,e men, really
desire the defeat Of Medill, let them with.
draw their candidate and vote for Trimbie.
Ifthey refuse to do SO, Medillis elected. on
their own heads let the responsibility FALL
eG ~ ------------- F8sN s5
ET The meeting at ST. Clairsyilie On
last FRIDAY was "rouser." The people
came in from all parts Of the county sen-
ator Pugh, Col. Mccook, Mr.. Taylor and
Gov. Shannon, each made one Of their. best
speeches. They outnumberei the fusiopists
two to one. Let the Democracy of lhis
county initiate the exampieoftheir Belmont
friends.
4 fF ----- ~-s-
/ E1-We noticed quite number Of Dem-
ocrats from Wheeling at the meeting in ST.
Clairsyille. on last Friday. Suppose eur
friends IN Wheeling come to Cadiz OH The
i3isl. What say you friends? %
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OIL FRErPoKF.--old Freeport has los
It's charm. She has heretofore always, a,
. general thing. had some county office. -
But this time she comes up missing. She
had two candidates Eligah Carver. who
has been commissioner but one term and
n K Price. who has been Representative
but one term. Neither OF them we're Il on
mated. They didat as ths hoys say, be
long 70 the radical, go.ahsad Young Amer
lea Organization. Their Know Nothingisn
ihey say d Of the old fogy kind.
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wnAr THINK YoU OFT SPooyrEsg- The
K. N. State Council VI South Carolina have
abolished the Catholic test. What think
you Of It. ye who are s. afraid Of catholics?
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H-We shall publish ex. Governor Trim
ble's letter Of acceptance In our next paper.
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Eg-The Pittsburgh papers all think shas
the Pittsburgh and Steubenville Railroad
will be completed against the 6rst Of next
January. Glad to hear it.
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I aAKTHMORE CATTLE MAKKET.

y AHaUsT i04--600 beef cnitls offered,
! - ~ agld. at rates from Y. to 0,7l
-. Hags IA COED demand. sales at 7.67
= ~ handFva.
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Time Changed.

It will be seen by the following, that the
time for holding the next agricultusal fail
in. this county has been changed. Those
interested will please take notice.;
AT called meeting Of the members Of the
Harrison County Agricultural Society =
The time OF holding the Fair vas changed
from the a8th and 2sth Of September tt
the II, 10, and 10th of October. on account
Of it being on the same time Of several 9th
er fairs. 42r ia.
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HARD TO BEAT.-There is q mare in Erie
county, N. r., only four years old, that 10
nineteen and half hands high. Who can
beat this2
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET


DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET,
FoR eoytRSoR,
WILLIAM MEDILL, of Fairfield county.
FOB LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
JAMES MYERS, Of Lucas county,
FOR IunoEs or The SrPsERE COURT,
WILLIAM KENNON, of Belmont county.
ROBERT 3. WARDEN, Of franklin
Ros AUDITOR OF STATE,
WILLIAM D. MORGAN, of Cslanabisna county
r EoR TREASURER OF sTLTE,
JOHN G. BRESLlN, Of SsaOea county,
FOR SECRETARY os STATE,
WILLIAM TREYET'f, cf Franklin county.
foR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
GEORGE w. McCOOK, of Jefferson county.
FoR xsxsER OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC REs,
JAMES B. sFEEDMAN of Lucas county,
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RFLand warrants in New York, are
TOTtb Slcp per asrc.
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.Gbr Gahi3 Smtinel.

Blank Deeds.
We have splendid assortment Of BLINK Deed
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HWe direct the attention Of those who
wish good papOr from New York City. to
the following prospectus Of
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rem ths Ohio Sfli6dnan,
An Important Link in. the His
tory Of the Times.

tory OF the Times.
1t viii be re,ollecled that the Know No
thing Council that met at Cleveland. in
June. adjonrnsd 70 meet in this city on the
Issh.of August. Butowing. no doubt 70
the fact ,kstthOse who have resolved 70
not support Chase had called convention
on the 9th, the Spooner division Of the par
ty anticipated their meeting OF the 18th,
by assembling here under the control Of the
third degree ascendency. on the 9th, and
by adopting the following set of proceed
ings, heading of as far as possible the ac-
ton of what they term the "Bolters" Of
the 9th inst. rtT.t~.
The meeting at the City Hall denounced
Mr.. Spoouer and his party with great
deal of bitterness for what they charged as
fraud upon the Order, by siezing upon
its organization officially, and transferring
the whole of them over to Chase, by the
power of his position.
These proceedings Of the officials. Spoon
er and Reese, while they are got up TO-
the benefit of Mr. Chase, profes. to lei
each man vote as he pleasss. An act o
condescension in this free countryl And
while they avow the Cleveland Platform
nominate delegates to a National Conven'
tim of the Co,nci!l | Showing that the
split at Philadelphia was a mere trick. 0
5 the North and the SJu'h for local effec
merely.
They avow also that they have no OF
gans to speak for them, except the organ
ships Of tbs officials, such as Spooner an
Reese. This is decidedly cool, and place
, in curious fix A. Banning Norton, of tn
Continental, who the next day dcserte
Chase and went over to the Trimbe men
and by resolution became their organ.
We merely give these running facts
: keep up record of the curious times, ant
as showing that the Know Nothing Lodge
! are split asunder-one party, the tradin
t officials, who go for Chase, and the 9th,
t the lay members of the order, who declal
, for Allen Trimble. Here are the proeet
r ings Of the 9th.
L = Evoc,,ts,a 1o,,ooH Roovnc
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ny HAsLROAD DIKECr I'D THE Wl6sT.
&N Nae


r'"'s Sssssssn wssn'nsssh t:s :sd whsslss but i7s
RaaSi"y sirs oesn a.Ainpoa dnd csae;aaa n hours
rhreash r'oi cts and H.xxsse Cheeks 10 bs h.d In
HE assuvs ard Ohio R~Irond having greatly improved
of the fullest
le,s Wafou Baltimore, and all portions Of the West,
cosars ion br,wrsn ne trains from Washington
Was,asa laae'isn asy called .hs Rslsy moass ass nile.
en Ba's. This oay change Of cars IsauiIea br.sssn
Wheeling Washpsna station, schscksd and a1ss,ed
o r M o paas Ssyoaa The Connecting s.s .s"s
wsr.ns,oa daily ato M and ~ nj on Sundays at the
wss % mad, win, ,s .a. sa Of ss CEN ss
nssr wsssa s;susS "saSss is zaas.s and sswsss
rhrse ain. connect =, Newark wh ne nswufk
Al caimsus iac q o. asea4 m.ias conssc.
x.s, , ss.s s. ;ss' .,.
Hauss, Lafayr-, lHicsso, Rack leland. 81 Loa.,A
Na,che. New os.n. xe1which are a,so sold :.
transferred Cincinnati 70 the mail steamers on s Ohio
FOR CLEVELAND and via Cleveland to Toledo. Detroit
caso &c when Oho nsvsabe between
Wheclna Wesvilr, (oy m!esJ where win
Travellers requested 10 notice that while ,i. the only route
ads ,rou n askr.. and cheeks IN q ns . so Tue
srsa, The washington Cincinnati. i.
hui ss miles, being about 100 miles shorter Than oy any o'Ae
Fare by ,hrous,icks, from washington: wh.eias 50
by Railroad by steamer from Cincsnal, ssj Indanapo
Isa:' and Dsis1 h.@ps
oumhsrisnd sea Piedmont, Oakland and rarnoan'
e., and wheeling Take a.
ror ain. to and Baltimore Annapolis Ac special
var f,sr information. through tickets SC, apply TIL H..
PARSONS agent at Washington station ,,,,,, :, novr
Master Of Transportation Baltimore and
May 5-df Ohio Raroad, Baltimore
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Georgetown College, ID. G.

THE institution will commence Monday
september The preparatory department and collie
by able and professors
lhs moral and
those and spacious building has
used exclusively for ue accommodation
II younger s,udeats Their dormory laysounds study
hail. class rooms will ba entirely distinct from th0se OF the
officers especially assigned win attend them IN
their stndss complete
effected the aud older students
Of which must be to all those who have he
iensi expsrisuce the education Of youth.
The observatory Of the college, s extensive appa
aus cabinet OF mneEas geological
pecnens afford the studens Of this institution ad
vantages rarely 10 bs met with -
Aur 5-dm President
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OFFICE or THE CoMMAsDtSa OFucwR,
Washington Arsenal, Augurt 10, 1855.

CEALED PROPOSALS win be this ONCE until Oco-
bc 10th next, median for building srmory Warrington
city, public tho
Canal the nri Seventh the west aud
appropriation S30C00 having
ma BY Congress for the snme.
Master builders desiring for this building will please
drawings specihcaiiOns nnd bill
and receive additional explanation in order make
oposals which they will be enabled do conveniently and
AT leisure a This Office
received but from and
pOved In
persons distance unknown tho undersigned,
accepted. hN
All proposals according NJ the bill OF
(Which calculated witt, pccision The proposer
find the
An appointed will DO
ground Of building after the work commences, in
commanding ocer, that the contract 10
strictly complied with
~ WIN. ii, BELL,
t8 M Major Commanding Washington Arsenal
Aug -2awt9Oct Int K Bait. Sun.l
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Appointment of superintendent or Buildingi
and Grounds at the Uniyersity OF Virginia.


meeting Of board Of vstcrs Of tho univer-
Of Virginia, Mr. Stevenson offered the following resolution
which WIS adopted:
Having believe from the experience Of past years
Universy might with popvey
and bene, the Univry be relieved om the and
public OF the University,
bc conhded
would devote his whole time
duties for uitnbe compensa
tion: -
That subject be referred the executive
divide the duties Of The proctos In the
power Them make the appoint
o such assistant -nary exceeding o. 9o IT, In
opno University would be promoted by
and division Of labor between the proctor and
perntt ndenL'
e undegncd Of
executive committcc will
make The appoiRtment
above resolution and 10 notify al who may be
Disposed appointment will ba expected nat
individual be appointed should be qualified 10 take the chse
few hundred contiguous
unssyD supsnendence Of s the hudn Of ihe uni
grounds them In repair and have
Knowledge landscape gadenas ornamental planting Of
&C.
desired will he cbeerfuy gvcn Applt
can,s applications the undesgned, endorsed
Superintendent Of Buildings and Grounds
X. x. PRENTfs,
AuousT, II, iss5. Proctor Unverzify Of Virginia
lQ-eodtl9SeRt
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X. H. GIL L. K Il ,
Couux>fIos gf Ia,r.

Has removed his rcsid in Franklin Row.
NJ and Th,esuth rerts
principally the uni'.d States snneme Court
Having devoted much mo 10 he law concerning patents he VIII
questions arising before
Oce and sppnsis to tho chr Justice or assistant
la~tic.s Of he isrrt ri faumha; and will the
preparation and trial of suits concerning patents
opinions and arguments TOR
Ties having claims befe Congress oths
win prosecute board established for their
adjudication.
Oct 2s-du
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Proposals for building Light-hOuse on Jones's
Point, near Alexandria, virs sinia.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
Office Lighi-honre Board
Washington August -, 1885,
PROPOSALS will be received until ia O'Clock the aad Of
Sepember bids will be opened, for furnishing
the materials building light Joness Point Potomac
river, near Aexandria by J0sh OF November next
a building resting nck foundation and OF
half Story with basement having circular tower on
support OF horizontal dimensions being 80
by 10
and specifications be At this Office,
and AT the office collector Alexandria.
Should any bid accepted will be executed at
for he work
payment will be made until the whole work completed and
approved by the agent
of the appointed the worksaid agent
having power reject workmanship not in
cordance with Of the contract.
The and all bids that may be DEEM
ed prejudicial public interest.
All bids should nddressed the undesgnod
doysed . Proposals Jonca'a Point Light -house.'
EDM'D l.. y. HARDCAsTLE,
Aug 23-eodlm Engineer Secretary
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Nassau Hall college OF new Jersey, princeton
"Should nuId Acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought to mini;
Should auld acquaintance be furgot,
nd d.u a., us.lA 4 Il


And never brought to mini .l.
Should sud ac1aaiaance be forgot,
And days o. snid lang syne."
The members H the ending In Jnne 1883
the Junior ass Of the ending Juae 1891 The sophecf
Year ending June, ie5o guesed ssebs IN
Washington. D Or the third VI March, A. D. 1887 u the latest
brighten the nhs ~ he chain o love aud apdhin which ms
tide entirely escange in the
lives greeting and sympathy and u sDes tho Hancy fate
some 0f their promising conprcrs.
preliminary meeting Of the srspp0ped COMMITTEES WIN b.
held The first Monday September D. 1885, ihe United
States Hotel ChrnM street. between fnuiih and Fnh strs
which those mee Of tho several casses to whom be
Senent nved 10 attend when the will BE-
adopted to sccure as fun IN a:tendancs Possle,
la the those whom Tits notice addrrssed will b.
good furnish secretary ofs eonuiee BY mail with
their respective post ofafes
EDWARD j. GRANT, nj. D.,
nf TfentOn, N. j., Chatfsna q Committee.
ALEXANDER u. HART, NJ n,
Phitsdebpha, ecnnsyivawia,
J. NEWTON LiCHTNER,
u 2lL L.sncssser, Pennsyvans,
.>,,,., Of rn% W,a:,%os % AhsshaDy Co., Nd,
of saiss, Iron ~ and Gisss wotks, Nj,
LEWIS w. WABHNGrON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee
JoHH WrlDNAN. OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 97-lawtNar3 lIntelgen
All the civilized of the world request
ed this advc their editorial coluus
bes Of several classes scattered through the four great di
visions the globe ali throughout the Unisst
States OF America requested Gyau0us inscron oc
csonay between this date aud ths ID Of March, A. D. 1851
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Rittenhouse Academy,
Corner Of Tkird and Indiana
a. C. Wight, Principal.
X. y. Taylor, Assistant.
n, II. Raoutt, Teacher of French.
II. Gibson, Teacher OF Drawing.
next academic year VI" commence ." Monday September
Tuition $40 So sro So SIS per quarter payable in ad
Circulars may be obnined by applying the principal at he
bookstores OF the city. Aug 0-ctdteu'sept
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.

v 1(cdNctt0N V CdtD0fNtd
United States steamships leave New York
@SE for Aspmwaii the 9TH nnd both Of each month,
I1f6 connecting with mail steamers from Panama 70 San
r. Francisco. ttt k9tr8 Il
inspected approved by the Navy
Department, and guaranty speed and safety.
The (47 miles ong completed from ocean
nad crossed in hours The baggage of assen-
Francisco and
gers csmpany
The money paid In New York all Of The Trip
kept in in New York; Panama, and
san Francisco detention in case Of accident 40 that
the is entirely reliable.
Passengers day they srrivo at Aspn
wall f.a1..
Conductors through by each and take charge OF
women and children without other protectors.
through lowest apply nt the agency III
West street, New York, l. w. RAYMOND.
i
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TO OUR sUBsCRIBTRs.

The name of viii re entered our books, nness
the payment Of iLe subscription made 10 advance
Dtant Subscribers may money Letter, s pastgo
Of which viii Be- paid BY by ourselves rs
sai
TIE COUNTRY PAPER is published weekly dunig uia ses
sioas of Congress, and kiy daring
Subscriptions pesiod less ihan viii bc received
seums proposlioaed the above snaasl rates.
fay-P0srMAsTERs authorized agents anJ,
ty sendins DAILY suoscnbes COO sreloseai
yvx EEKLY subscribers, S2 enclosed, VAL ts
tiiee o a copy grati
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DOCKS FOR AUCTION--The undersigned has separated
from his other stock number ofhooks nbcc
edons. duplicate which,
are Longer = their original prices.
Among good editions the books
Theology, medicne and juvenile books
French
all OF which will be auction
In time, they purchased bis
auction halt when
price at quarter price when they are not so.
June 20 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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NHURS n SERvICE4--Messs TAYLOR MAURY have
beautiful III. Common
ysr," nd complete Church servicen Paris
June ~ Bookstore near Ninth street
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Washington Aqueduct.
!

OFFICE WASHINGTON AouEDuCr,
Washington, March 2, 1855
PROPOSALS invited for graduation aud brick
sfthe Washington aqucduc
Proposals. the o Of May will be opened at Of
that day.
Maps pro6les specifications oe will be ready for
aud the 20n day al April next.
Proposals work particular cuverts,
bridges &c. described In the and specifcat
works be completed under ihe
but all for unfinished work VIII
future appropriations by Congress The engineer
OF be done aud
appropriation and IN
appropriation holding sufficiently decide when and
shall stopped funds become available
sioppage particular work for want Of
will paid IT, in the Judgment Of
engineers work has executed 80 far has
gone.
checks the United sacs
of reseviag 10
will be don OF all contracts that the work
men shall he paid wnge monthly and specie.
sealed, and endorsed Proposals for work
the Washington Agueduci."
The United States reject any all the bids
should they
maj considered conducive to the progress OF the
work.
persons effect he they under
that will, his their bid be accepted,
obligation, within days, with good aud sufficient
securities undertaken said
certificate the United States
udg- United district navy agent or SO ocer Of
individual known the Engineer De-
War; able make good their
guarantee
bids opened presence of bidders, if Of them
10 be present -
Capt. Of Engineers, in charge.
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n PHILLIPS Mobile, Alabama W III practise I'm
Court Of the United States" court OF Claims
business connected with his profession Once
OF 7th and Louisiana avenue
Iu,u 1ln,tf
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rhesc stop Southampton both going and returning

stopping
London and Havre advantages over
other ronte, os the economy OF time and money.
Passage from NeYY York to Southampton sd Brenen
First cabin main saloon, si30; cabin saoon g.
second do S60.
All letters newspapers through the acc
No bills ladina will signed the Of sailing
An experienced surgeon IL attached TO each ship
'C H. SAND, IL South William st., NJ Y.
c. A. IIEINEKEN 4 Co.. Bremen.
CROSKEY * Co. Southampton.
WILLIAM ISELIN, Havrc
Mar 6-dy
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Washington National Monument Ohice
August l. 1855.
meeting the board Of managers Of The Washington Ma
n Monument Society, held the 3s uimo the follow
ing resolution adopted:
Resolved That the give notice. BY advertisement 10 be
National nteligencer, Union aud the American
Orssn John Won, late Commissioner Of the Gene
Office appointed general neent OF this Society
aud has OF duties of his Office
A true copy. Test: CHAs G. TUCKER,
Secretary OF w. N. M Society.
2-d3w
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Law notice.

Law N0tlC0. e1a1 |HIfII- N A
DRowN, STANTON. WALKER.
yJrM. r. BROWN, FRED p. STANTON, and J. KNOX WALK
parnershlp practising in tho Supreme
Court OF United States and the Of claims in Wahinson
Offices in Washington and Mem
phs One Of will always be found At either place, and
letters addressed then, will receive prompt attention.
April l9- tfeod Intel. and Sentinel copyJ
CISANCIS LAMB, Looking -Caiass, Portrait a~d Pic-
manufacturer, 237 Pennsylvania avenuePaor
and Of the elaborate style and finish
atanty delivered and complete
prices New York. thereby the cost Of 6oxing
freight and risk Of breakngc.
Tho public respectfully nvitedto call.
June l6--eodjmif
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COURT OF CLAIsIS.--The undersigned will attend any
business conGded him a commissioner
Cour of Claims take testimony an attorney
He be found daily at the Capt.
immediately opposite the Office Of the clerk the
Court of Claims JOHN D. TYSON.
Aug S--2aw3w- Int. and Star
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NEW YORK. BREMEN, AnD SOUTH.
1F1e8 AMProNUNIrED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
tcIER The comprising this line the WASHING
TON, Capt. L. Cavcndy; HERMANN. Capt. Ed
ward /. -
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st. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies,


Near Emmisbary Frederick County, Nd
institution the
August the last Thursday IN June The
$3.50 payable semi
There charges for music drawDg paint
Spanish Italian, German, and Latin The terms
for PRIMARY department. composed Of pupils under nine years
aye, auun. pay half yearly in advancc
Letters OF inquiry addressed the MOTHER sUPE
RioR Of 81 Josephs Academy Emmisburg, Frederick county
Maryland.
July H-diyear 81
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M. A. Tyson and sisters Female Seminary for
Day Pupils,
On II street, betreea l2h and 18th, Washington
N HE be resumed the 18th Sertam
and with the above they wish also % Inform
intend opening establishment
for boarding pupils N November z Fl
railroad and turnpike, sixteen miles
from he city, wa soul Of Laurel village.
particulars be had at the principal bookstores
in Washington and Baltimore.
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