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GeHer0l Land QRoe-4R Important Decision.-The fol-
lowing highly important decon has been made by the Com
missioner the General Lsnd cee in regard 10 the claim
Of the Iron Mountain Railroad Company the right Of way
and right take and select lands for sites Of de-
pots FROM lands sold by the United States under the prOv
ions Of the Of august a. 1854 II addressed 10 the
register and receiver ut 81. Louie.
= By letter 81 the instant from Mr. James L. Dunk
lin Of Hercnaueu, Missouri the attention Of this Office
has been directed the claim Of the Iron Mountain Rail
ls52 granting the right If Al rail and plank roads
and macadsized turnkes pasng through the public land
belonging the United Sstes and the coupsnys right 10
take materials &e and lands for ste Of depots from
lands sold by the United States since the date OF the
q the act 81 Congress
Upon this subject have caT ypur attention the
fourth provso 81 The third section u the act above referred
a. follows:
- Propa-s further That when location FOR either Of
said railroads plank roads, macaasnzsd turnrikes,
sites for depots the line Of such road roads shall be
sctea the proper officers Of road roads shah
mt 20 the Commissioner Of tho General Land Office
rect plat u the survey Of said rosd road together with
The Of sites for depots before such selection shall be-
come operative
From tbis ycu win readily perceive that the rights or the
company Do the date Of the law bat only from
ne date q the fling Of the plat Of the location and selection
~ ths ohce, and consequently, that the company have
authority of Law Interfere with sales made between those
Gates thersiore, tracts Be sceced nag,oi
gaRg fuisa FROM lands which have fhur been Sold and
which had cssrd 70 belong the United States EXCERPT by
suHersnce o. the present owners you win net recognise any
such selections until you advised that The plat o location
has been filed here according TO lsw"
Agrieuaurui Di,lsion n the Potent OEeeTIs sprirg
"a Ehsaf-Nr' BdwpTd Shoemaker, q Ebcnshurg, Cam
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Custom House DivisioH. 7raasPortaon Rcates The fol-
lowing routes for the transportation Of merchandise bond
from port OF entry another port OF entry delivery
have been authorized by the Treasury Department Fra the
ports Of Boston New York Philadelphia and Baltimore, TO
Pittsburg Wheeling Cincinnati Louisville ST. Louis, Nash
ve Nsichez Evansville, New Albany, Burlington, (Yer
month sacets Habor, Rochester, 0swego Lewiston, Buff
fao ogdensburg Pattsburg Cape Vincent Erie Toledo,
Sandusky, Cleveland Detroit, Michimackinac Chicago
and Milwaukee BY canal, railroad river lake, wholly
in part, a. the party may select in bis entry.
Also, from port ports the Atlantic TO any other
port the Atlantic Gulf Of Mexico the Pacific
BY ach route and conveyance the party in his entry
nav seect.
Ao from the port Of View Orleans to any port Of entry
seVery the Mississippi and its tributaries and by such
and route the party selects in hs entry
Also from the ports Of Charleston and Savannah to the
ports Of Knoxville, Nashville and Memphis BY such
and route may be designated on the entry.
Whatever mode Of transportation may be adopted whether
By land water partly by land and partly by water the
required to be forth and particularly described in
the entry.
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Mgiling Letters Board de Cars-ComplaintF again
made department that letters mailed board the
cara the injury Of the business Of the post Offices The de-
parment decides that "a post ooe the place. and the
only proper place. for mailing letters and they permit
ted be mailed the only 10 meet the egenee Of
those who cannot wh reasonable diligence, get them
post oce before the closing d the going mail = and
instruets mail agents reuse 70 receive mail all letters
which they have know believe have
dered 10 any other circumstances Persons who
have become offended with the postmaster Of have
been known combine for the purpose Of nring the bu
and Of the post Office BY employing agent
collect letters and mail them Al the The department
viii s lawful couuteract and suppress all such
CON In
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ba county Pennsylvania writes under date o. August Is
that be has harvested the wheat grown from the seed Of the
spring wheat received from tina Office, and ENDS the
grain infinitely superior any spring wheat be had
raised in Pennsylvania and fully equal the best fall
wheat he further states that he received last spring from
Davenport, Iowa. bushe q the best spring wheat Of thai
State and sosed it. If possible better situation, and
der favorable circumstances than be did the spring tea
wheat 1t also weeks earlier bat ia grain 10
very small and shrFeed bears comparison 10 that Of
the spring wheat which makes fair and much hoar
10 the bgzhsl As the best Gall wheat.
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onf peace speeches in Parliament has given despondng
tone 10 the public mind during the last two thre days
Count Joseph B0dscn brother Of the late Russian min
lister 10 the United States who made prisoner Al the
battle u InkermAan has been permitted BY Napoleon 10
return 10 Russia
Twenty-Five shocks or earthquake felt Broussa
Abd-el-KAdir Is sick
General Canr0bert has embarked for France.
The Russians have burned all the remaining stores Of
grain Kertsch 70 prevent expectation by the allies
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Trustees sale Of Valuable Real Estnte In MOntgon-
cry County, Maryland.
n Montgomery
of of Charles a. Anderson
and the subscriber VIII
Tuesday 25 OF August the hour Of O'Clock
following which Richard s. Anderson, ae
uf snid county, died seized and possessed, 10 vii
The hom. occupied by Charles n Anderson ~
about miles rOm
miles u the Broukvie and Washington
and The dtance from the Rockville and
land proportion OF which Is m
large quantity prime meadow land Rock Creek
and It's tributaries tar porcn Of The fa1H sra aosea
and other is very susceptible Of
good apple and peach orchard 10 convenient
churches schools, m &c The society Of ths Deghboood
q xceprionabie.
Tbe mprpvrmrnis consist frame dwelling,
kitchen stable, Other oufheuses
THE properly viii be divided into Two farms purchasers
on The samc day wood about mile n~h Of
Rockville 20 pretty well umbersd with Oak and
chestnut, with rriG Of 10 the puhsie road
cleared land about poo yards easf
GeotgrDwn Wilmington iarnpikrs
OF John errwer L. A. lawson ahd John
W. There hns sprfnfs IN his vol wheh in
There several hez
ful building II will be sold in parcels 10 fu pnr-
Terms Of sale as prescribed by DECREE
nf sale The rsi
thereof and equal annual install
be secured by The single bills 81 me
surries 10 be approved by hs
ratification Of he safe or safes by ihs circuit
court 81 equity arc on ne
senr~, n-;ee
good executed and acknowledged
purcbnsc purchHser nj sn,a prop
discharged Of al claims OF the psses 70 s's
cnu- persons claiming BY, from of nnscr
Person. wishing 10 rurrhase property
he tras~e OF by Charles Ardersn who res,des thereon
THOMAS O SMITH, Trustee
srgust ], isas
a--Sk
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ZINE HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUG,
sell nj the resi-
declining No. 81 nonb
street, sirs.r O'Clock splendid
assortment of furniture,
Mahogany plush sofas and ot,omRns
round and gothic and PAT
u King chairs
Mahogany fsoiay dining card, and other tables
Mahogany marble top table
Sideboard n hauack
MRh dressing and other bureaus
Large God pianofots of fine and touch
Manlei M and other
Walnut bedstcuas fealher beds and
Fine tapestry, velvet, STAIR other carpets and rugs
rassace, dining room and ofher oijcloih
Krfnxeraicr, COOKING, rsdarnr, nBd Other stoves
Other
e .
properly superior
quality, worthy Of
wishing purchase hae furniture
s5, credit OF and
four months endorrcd bearing Interest
GREEN d SCOTT,
Aug 2s-d Auctionrer~
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Erw YoRK, Aug. 2S.-Ccttuu Is unchanged. Flour il
hrm with upward endencysales Of 5000 bbls State
brands at 50 Is southern esserssle So Is Wheat
triHe owerGenesee, 81 25 southern white 81 10. Corn
is triHe lewernxed, 30 Pork is considerably
bigber-sslcs Of mess al SCI so; prime, SD
BAITrmoHE, Aug 23-The by The Pacific seriously
affected the markets. and breadsus considerably declined
Floursaes Of barrels Of City Mills IS SIS lz1k
Howard street held at s. So; s. Is offered but
there were no sales that figure Wheatthe market is
rer than yesterday, and sales made previous
ordinary fair white 81 40 81 so good 70 prime, 81 70
81 II; good 10 choice red 81 asl IL Corn il IN
ebsngedyeow IS 60 cents. Rye and oats are uncsnged
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passacApsets erenns teftrser l0th and llh streets.
TIVE wear will Mon
day, Tn. of instruction srrsunes IN
all the branches OF liberal e"u
cati
Mis-. NJ. A Cor, Principal
Madam Dormsn, Teacher Of French.
Mr. Teacher ~ Drawing and fnntfrt
Mr. sehel cf Muse
Cn-cnsrs may be obtained al the boosr'orrs-
2s-eelm
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Montgomery County Land for sale.
E .uS-criber public SALE he highest bdder n
door, Rockville, IN Montgomery county,
Maryland Tn..dsy September al O'Clock,
ceury contains u ncf~s snd on
turnpike miles below Rnckvir and ten neovs
Grorrron vrtns, III
hes off right of
PIKE wooded, hui improved, and
ions ~ he james D. higgins
residue and two Year,
equal fhs credit 10
thereof 70 be
uf puiebaser with surety OF saree TO be
approved by the W WEEKS BOWIE,
JOHN NJ. kiLGouR,
AuE 94-a3t S2awcpIsset Trustees
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pr eREEN 8 SCOTT. Arcuen~rr,-


HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
III Monday, s7h nstHst shn SELL NJ fhs
res6sDcE declining tho sid,
north OF at 10 O'Clock
a. NJ, excellent assortment nearly furniture
lounge parnr, rocking gothic chsrs
Da utruuans. Fuxrbe-top sofa aud ohsr tables
Do and other n-dsicads, reerctafy
do sidehoars. wa~h@tanda, and bnrrset
Walnut table, IS feet, aud chair
Earls-corAge and other bedst-sds
Fesnfer beds, hairs ard
fariof and window
sirnrd0ie- china rtase, md crocksry ware
Ivory pan,ed txhde cutlery
and eufre
Brus--ls, sgair, nd carpets ard rugs
elticioih mating. en-, refrigerator
Cooking ceal, and other stoves
With hne assortment II kitchen reouisll.s -
TERMS GREEN n etVtfs
"a Anrrirnrrrs
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I,oH RENTThn drrsbly sdfamted dwelling hcuse No
4. s,-st
cy By Thc~ss baraen,
i~dgnG s- tive at
~srsehcA h~vu- n hsnd~ome
spacious p.cr. @ w5ee. god Asns~s and
kauay vns paricuisv
cf vhie srss. Ma 3n fssnsyl.nni. ave
VIC. w. WHITE.
Aug f7-aswlw
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DEPARTMENT NEWS.
ArronNkr eEnrnAl,s oFrlcr.

Land Tis TirgRia.1n the purchase Of lands by the
United States in the State OF Virginia. where the Law
thorzes individuals obtain treasury land and To-
them any land which the locator NAV think pre-
tend to be ungrantd public land ii necessary show that
At time the title passed by valid grant ont Of the do
main Of the State.
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NOTICE TO TEscHERs.-wan,sa a

NOTICE TO TEaCBERs.-wanieaa Charlotte Hal, -
caEshtr
pap cassics advanced cs-rs to rore
salary The win The vutess hfars
on Enrsh and mathematical sfues wei ~ naniy ana rae
drill Salary, ss5a ,,.t,
Appc certificates habtis and iEh Iaos
character THIRD "Wednesday - rrinhe
uhs place. A. strangers arc idt v @
Judge regard scholarship Tegfts q leas II
This school personal application and examination @i r.
pscnach Washington CITY 90 tEac}e aEi ~
AaArsss ~ n u. BROWNE, Frneipal
Care 81 WIN. 4. BBIECoE, Vice Principal.
Aug s-5awtsthSeptd&ep
Richmond EnquiTer plense copy-l
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HE thirty Of ieeures will earnenro
Monday Oclber, is55 and end The Lei q AGIeh,
1856
TAcuL1E.
Miller, Professor Of Anatomy aud Plysloiegy
WIN. Johnston Professor Obstetrics aae ifse8str Of
Women and Ghildren-
Riley Professor Of Materia @ediea Thereqeucss
Hygiene.
Jna Fred May, D. Professor a Principles and Practice of
Grafton Tyler Pathology and Practice Of Ned
and huical Medicine
Professor Of Chemistry aLd FarHgacg
Edward NJ. Scott NJ. D. Prosecutor and DemnnsrEiof
Thomas Miller, ~. H., Dean
similar isuiut,Dn in Europe, the deks from when
and The Vaf6s Tor clinical INSTRUCTION
roof
expense Of lectures. ~
demonstration --..+ -
Graduating expenses --t- -
Admission 10 medical surgical cDie without ebasc
afternoon and evening thtrtty
enabIng business during the morning h0a ~ al
tend.
For further Information, address
THGgAs MTLLEE, NJ. y.
Dean Of The faetdry.
NB-hodcai students desiring resident student n
Washington lnhrmary (Which clinical seraeni Of be
requested - icHs appeale ~ -
NJ D., Of TIE washington lhafAys
give information iiaf msy be desired.
the rres adyaiagsA ~ =
Those mai esry h cation VIII
Elk be chosen before the ls o. c
JULv Z, lsss.
July 10 eodtlsTovd&sw
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By II Il l. T. e X A p III.

The Epsdemie Norfolk and Porfsmouth.
BALrIaoRE, aug. Z3.By the Norfolk boat which left
there yesterday noOn learn the following particulars Of
the epidemic:
have occurred city of Norfolk Julapp Hos
ptA three the Naval Hospital and twenys1 the City
Hospital.
Capt. George Chambers is dead Commander Barron.
Drs. Scboheld and Parker, out Of danger
In Portsmouth,, Patrick Williams, joiner and New
Ashton keeper Of the magazine in the nayyyard
both dead Benjamin Palmer not dead previously
ported.
erday report that there about four hundred eases
fever in Portsmouth, out Of remainder population or
only about twelve hundred.
Norfolk deaths occurred in Water street before
left yesterday, and about the number in the
rest Of the city.
d. d. Waters, proprietor Of waters's Hotel is down
John Ship, the house Of @. W. Faran Co. Thomas
Corprew, and George Drummond, convalescent
Passengers report that great number deaths occur
from Of good nursing and ruitable food.
Funeral Of the Late 1bJon Laurence.
BosTox August 22.--The funeral of Hon. Abbott Law
renee took place o'clock to-day Bratesquare
church. Rev. S. X Lathrop, the pastor, oficiated.
The church filled long before twelve o'clock, and be-
fore ococ the square and the leading
filed by immense throng Of citizens
The procession embraced besides the relatives the fam
y the governor and his council officers of the Harvard
University, the Mechsuic Charitable Association, the
Young Mems Christian Union the mayor Of the city the
common council and other literary and civic bodies
The first regiment Of light infantry, with side arms and
music formed the either side Of the pro-
cession.
The body conveyed 10 Mount Auburn. The bells
toed for hours and all the principal stores closed
Democratic County Contention at Pittsbwg.
PITrsBrn6, (Pa.,) Aug 22.At the democratic county
held here to-day all but three districts rep
resented Colonel Samuel Black elected chairman
Strong anknow- nothing resolutions passed also
resolutions declaring the nationality Of the democ party
approving Of the administration Of FRANKLIN Pierce and
dorsing nomination Of Mr. Plumer for canal
sioBer.
resolution in favor OF fusion defeated BY Of 70
tos.
The following ticket nominated
For State senator Hon. VIM. wilkins.
State representatives Samuel Smith, r. A. Bauman
James B. Fulton, L. b. Patterson, Christopher hages-
For sheriff; Rody Patterson
For prothonotary John Birmingham.
Relief for the EoyfoR Sufferer.
PHuApELFH1A, Aug 22.-The laborers in the Phadel-
pha navy-yard resolved contribute dsys pay
for the relief Of the sufferers by yellow fever at Norfolk
Attempt Bsrn a Jast
ToLrDo (Ohio) Aug 22-The prisoners fred the jail in
city night but made their escape The flames
subdued after slight damage had been done to the
buiding.
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NOW LaSDI%f--SDo.e 600 first quafity huNissh isths
~ fnii tenrzh and fhck.
7Dgp0 qualify Eur.h rckstts which VIII sch at hfy
prce, taken nm-dsisy from e
wharf
u
80 coo % So Carainr fsar1rr. sessnnsd
sn.eog foef prime a r. fGorine, s-sacsed
40. feet prime "a Norway flooring
2so.nUu feet prime nsxortsd uhirs pine
bs n
Aus ss-eolw FIrZauGH CofLK BRo.
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Sale or United states Property at the Navy
Yard, Memphis.


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Sal .r Y-u;t..a xyatas nropertV AT fh~ Nayv-
$3.50 - @N" $3.50 1F. - - -'''
IaTus McmPhfs.
ttS OF
" VIII be SOLD al public Encna 10 The mshe io easn
ts pad eeore me aei.s SAUL be Removed om the e
United renainin: said which
the following:
bn~d
Tso $500 lcr,-.-rut Jaw
al x,,,e byoadarps
lsz4 a sop. coming steel squares
Gus - Tor bell Try
rm,ss hammers fassoredo
feet( boara meas draw
rons ,snh., n yorr.s
nails farsortrd Hfze ] pasut
80 vgrnuN =, nuts 1 rrnre and hits
rex fra, 1in hnrsS chi.-s
u-.i piDp4Ys
. erl wire 8 pair o cniGpers
$50 non y hard
ia ,ound nile. Jozeu 1le~ fusso
bushels aad spring
.ia.es 40 nv II INCHES 8 nsir Of pifef
a5s ~ lineui .,dpe tile raj. ofe ompasses
aIe !. TN CONDUIT pipe 5srrewdfrers
for ci-,erns plain punches
boxes X ? cold cniseis
4 sprn bo rEchetf dnA
sss ihs. hana leat'ef "a penssis sa0s'
% rosn plough planes
sanh
80 bbis Nsrth Caroline tar 4fonxnng
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mT.-The following toast given at Bidde-
ford recently TIE Clergy-An honor to the clergyman
who follows his Muster instead Of his IGypaseT
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Boarding Day scEooIor Young adie' ia street, se@een
efh Gad ia.
,uE duties OF ibis niuton resumed Honohy, sep
tsmer TO- may had application 70 ne Ff'A
ras q nj The bookstores.
Aug Is -eotf
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Corner Of Third srees ard Esdiana areTns.
o.. C. Wight, PriaeiPai.
r. T.. Assistant.
T.. 4. Raosif, Teacher ~ French
Gibson, TeacbSr ~ brESins.
THE year will on Monday suEensr
Tu,on $40 So sla 80 SIS per quarter, psyasls ID Cd
Circulars may b applying he pIne g ~
bookstores of the city. aug k<-f%a.'H'',tFA
puLoGIrs Of CaIhonn, Clay, and fsshr,"s--eoTsi-
II piled Official docununisIhs h0ns, q ~ F-gss Ae-y
boa,ld can be furnished purcrssr0 at 81 per copy
purchasers. by rem1rg me 60 cHA hsNs STE cls
sent 10 th.rc ddr by mnil free ~ postage
hundred copies VII he hy express es q charge ~
remittance o. s'a JOHN TpETLER,
An, fD-aScpar@ Seventh STREET, wasanafgnt - q.
rENrnal AsEscK Ar wAsHIsc9oE.-Ihe ~,
IN srbrr formerly Richmond, Nfrssnia having esass
o. tte
annus me g1fen
e-pccsay Revolutionary serces, and Tor lard bvf
nd nssuneu 81 Gsurress
B1vsd ltisrfEs
he perhaps only index witch ever st " ~
pspsrs nc iirAt HnHA e
lie has rico reIssns meek 70 ~ 80
,hs ,rsr rub,e Offices n CspA Virginia These arc ue
sfrfnut 1strs
fie ciniaa utrusied 70 hn' - !Aft ~
where tie claimant h'hrei hy 20 ts
T ,. under IN. recent eel March s5 giving 700 acres
,rrd 10 who served ssrsea 49, 80
r,,ary.. VIII b, very moderate. FELlA AlLhShb6.
RrryErxcFx.
uon ucury A. wise, Accoinac, Virginia.
James Ipons, Esa, Richmond, Virginia.
james Heath, Commissioner Of fensonH hchmphos
stnrorJ n Parker, Richmond, Virginia.
Hoa. John reaSletfn. Nirgiha-
Hon. samuel Chasnn, Washington, D. e,
william J. Ward, tsq. bnltiuare-
Lewis Timheriass, New f1Is.
Mprrh krplr"
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NOYICE-FrarnSas reserved uriA tst th iasiaf ~
" furnishing IN, Treasury Department "1h 90 t"A"
hick nrr cras Of vooa =" ahy F
The vpcd 10 be o NJ bs N4ps
70 measured the rsTises without
The department.
And from $50 = 20 tons q best
iuMp.
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TOLrDo, (Oho,) Aug 22.-Tbe prisoners fred the jail in
this city night but made their escape. The flames
were subdued after slight damage had been done to the
bnildnr.
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SICKNESS HAvANA-The ship Hound has arrived at
New York from Havana whence she sailed the 18th
instant The cholera raging in Havana with great
violence among the soldiers and negroes and fifty Of
yellow fever were then in the hospitals
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DE-AxrsExT Registers Office, August 90 1855.
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a YOUNG LADY ccmp~sen. 10 teach AL s'sf teNn
sfnaea preparatory oouhe ~
French mafhemaic the common hegsh
sv.,css. wishes engage - pfecs
tr-ss prvS school =, s 80 :
References En1sesurshe ADDRESS itatn,-ht N'he ~ -
PoMERoY, BrarePofis CCunecncat
Aug A-eodNs
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FArAL REScoyTnE-A personal difficulty occurred at
Madison SPRING. Georgia the night Of the th instant
between Mr. Cox, Of Mississippi, and William J. Morton,
or Athens in which the latter was morally wounded
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Relief for The Norfolk Sg6erers.
PHuApELFHrh, Aug 22-The laborers in the Philadel-
pha navyyard have resolved contribute dsys pay
for the relief Of the sufferers by yellow fever at Norfolk
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National Medical college,
BY GHEEs a SCOTT, Aucuonsers.

T. BIGGER Register.
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HE niryfouh Of lectures will eaErneRco
Monday FAD Of ociober, 1855 and end ON e lei q aIe
1850.
Demoine courier., 1855-09-13
SHERIFF. ALE

NOTICE is hereby given, that | shall. on the
~ 26th day Of September, 1855, proceed to
sell, on the premises Of David lnskeep, one
mile Southwest of Ottnmwa. three hundred
and slxty-one sacks of Corn, supposed 10 con-
tain eight hundred bushels Of Corn; and three
tain seven hundred and forty-two bushels
Sad corn and oats and sacks have been attach
ed by David P. lnskeep, at the suit of said In
skeep against +; A. Hunt & Co.; and it having
been represented TO me by three persons WITH
the qualification Of jurors, who were summon
ca by me to examine said property, that said
property Is IN danger Of serious and immediate
waste and decay, therefore, notice is hereby
gwen that ! shall, on the said Goth day Of Sen
tember, 1856, between the hours of nine o'cloek
a. M. and four O'Clock p. M. Of said day. Of
Ter for sale all of said corn and oats, 4, the
sacks SO attached, as before mentioned. Tor
cash, TO the highest bidder. Said sale viii
continue from day TO day, between said hsurs.
until all is sold. -
WILLIAM II. WILLIAMS, Sheriff wapello.
Sept. IL, 1855 3l.2t Conot,
Demoine courier., 1855-09-13
New York, Sept. !

New YORK, Sept. 7.
The locomotive and tender ofthe Bos.
ton Express train which left here ves,er
day at p. Nj. were thrown of the
track neat Williams bridge. One nan
hurt. and none killed.
The train was delayed au hour-the
cars were full OF passengers. Al Phiia
deiphia yesterday The stock Of the Cam.
den and Amboy Il. X. declined ten dol.
lars n q share, under the apprehension
that the company will have TO pay heavy
damages for the injuries suffered a. the
Burlington catastrophe.
The JuurnalOf Commerce publishes
a short correspondence between q mer
chant in South stree, andSecretary Mar.
cy, relative 10 decentralization for the
properly destroyed by the destruction a,
Greytown. by the Sloop of War Cayen.
ne. In reply to q question. Mr.. Marcy
says the State Department has no author.
i,y 10 ssmle claims for those loses with.
. u The sanction Of Congress.
A murder and a double suicide took
place in the Bowery yesterday. Tie
parties were " single women. named
Stein, from Berlin, in Prussia. and a boy.
The women FIRST administered prussic
acid 10 the child, aud then took il them.
selves. Poverty was the cause.
The Soft Shell general committee a.
Iammany Hall last evening y~epudiated
Jno. Van Bcren's ~amendmen, 10 the
syracuse platform touching the Slavery
question. and endorsed the Nebraska bill
in full.