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OrrIcR MARyLssp CossoIrpArsp LorrERtSF,
Baltimore, Maryland july j. lsa5,
THE commissioner Of lie MARYLAND lotteries has deemed
his the public AGAINST The numerous swindisra
who circulate by feuhuient in'tefy sch
and pretend the OF kefs In lotteries winch
wholly fictitious
The only lotteries Maryland ss under
the the elected
the state under approve
schemes and 10 attend The drawings.
Al me tickets IN THESE iotcrie and n certificates packages Of
tickets hHve the thog aphed Brennan
for the contractor Vice
baltimore, Msryand'' All o,hers ffandnssn.
For nii information the subject fasas address
Y. X. Brennan,
Sept 9s-dly Baltimore, Maryland
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Posr ofrioE DEyARInEsr.

Posr osnoH nsrAnrn.sr.
CEALED PROPOSALS viii be received this un,
day November u OF The clock at NOON fo
,se post oess il lie aes and
The s5 o. pe.smss MANI ssDs a,s Of bs Pa One. De-
Washington, D. O., New York ep and eineinnaI
estimated quantity Of each article and The quality thereof re-
CURED al each agency, yearly, specified below
DISTRICT NO. J. AT WASHINGTON, D. G.
1900 resm' ran manila wspps is 70 y q Ss1s, I'M
iean and aeh = am 70 eoniain 70 perfect quirss
10 do ofhe same knd o 70 BY - inches n sze and
pounds Of cation wne Strands hard twisted and in balls
600 do of,~ne spools, each spool weigh
500 do coarse hemp iwine, abou,
diameter, well twisted, and in b, balls Or hanks
weighing from one TO one and a. hai pounds each
DISTRICT NO, 2, AT NEW YORK CITY.
1000 of Wrapping similar 70 that h' described The
100 do similar that described in said esimae
400 DO ~ 70 weigh A'
5000 pounds of cotton wre the same al that first described for
1900 tia, q The second for said de,
ton for SAID district
900 do scarlet sealing wax, same as for district No.
DISTRICT NO. J, AT CINCINNATI, OHIO.
1000 wrapping paper similar TO that first named for district
40 do similar 10 tina, last named for said district
800 pounds cotton wne similar 10 Of The first description for
1850 do hemp ,wine similar tina, Of the third decnp
ZION for said district
mate for district No |.
viii be received each article separately separately
for each district, Tor the whole
the districts Should be reconstructed increased In number
delivered such place places the Post
master General shnll designate at pro rata prices
bid be accompanied with sample OF the article
posed osbed aud OF such articles used
Le procured from either Of the
named contracted for
responding samples referred 10 ABOVE
Each bidder must FURNISH his proposals. evidence OF his
ability TO comply with his bid
Two Sufficient surei,s will be required TO contract
contracted for furnish
conaGSd tor will be considered SUIT
hcent cause f,r forfeiture OF the
In
9 considered
Proposals outside of envelope with the
article articles proposed for, and the letter
ns Postmaster General Wash
= AMEs CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
OcToREk Is, 1855.
lei wv ~
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OoToaER Is, 1855.
Oct l7-IaW4w
once Of Army Clothing and Equipago.

PHrLApHLrHIA October 20, 1855
EATED PROPOSALS invited and will be received a. This
office until 10 O'clock l0 day Of December next,
for furnishing by contract the following supplies and mateFia
deliverable the United Clothing and Equpaga Depot,
Schuykil Arsenal, In quantities as required, Wis
yards Ga ndigo twied CLOTH weigh
ing II per yard
so Ga (ndigo Dyed twled clol weigh
ing % per yard
1000 Ga blue (lndgo dyed) CLOTH and
bands, weighing about "A per yard
20 ynrds dark blue ndgo wool unneis,
10 weigh 81 per yard
yards 15 white hInne and WOOL weigh IN
ouacep per yard
1900 yards dark blue sefgc
$50 600 yards Castor asnne weigh per yard
1904 yards drilling unbeaahed weigh 6k ounces
yard
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United Stnfes Patent ONCE,

an petion BALTIMORE, Maryland praying
of granted TO him on The ifth OF
January, 1s4l, Improvement in apparatus of teaching
the expiration Of said pat
o. The I1il dry Of January 1876
ii ordered heard the Patent once
Monday hc 7b Iauuasy O'Clock, md all
prsons nriiHe agpr ii they have,
WHY said petition ought mn to he graprd.
Persons opposing the extension ae eaYas 8 he 10 me raa
Office ieir specially lest twenty
day. before 6ed by either
tfansm,ed IN ac
Of the Office which viii - Hfphcd on APP
pIicn,9p, -
The Testimony 10 The will be closed the 27th Of Dc
cephar depositiops and relied
The Office the morning that
arguments. any, within dyys thereafter
Ordered be published the UnDg, nteili
gence Evening Washneton. C.; Re uhun naiu
Ieors, ian, Commerce.,
York Post Boson, Massachusetts week three
bearing Ht
g. r, sHUGRRr,
Acting (,omn.as of ratepa
p sEdiors papers will please copy, scnd
ofce with paper eontanipp this notice
Oct 20-Iaw3w
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Proposals for Furnishing the Paper for The
Public Printing.


ornoE 6uPKmsTEsDEsT PuBLio PRisTise,
Washington, september -, 1000
IN pursuance provisions OF provide
cutting public printing Sc, August e52 sealed
day. December Twelve O'Clock
paper may required puhc pin
Isl day Of Deceaber 1885, and ending
the let day of December, 1856.
Tbs suboned st specifics nearly he asceraned the
quantity quality and description each knd OF paper will be
required.
10000 ne printing paper uncaeadered % BY
81 inches, and 10 weigh forty i've pounds the OF
4SO sheets.
1000 hne printing eaendered "a by %
inches, and 10 weigh my six pounds 10 the OF 45O
sheets.
5000 resms superne and caendered printing paper
"a BY &c inches aud T. weigh my pounds TO
CLAss4
"a by 81 inch,s, weigh lofiy- light
pounds 10 the fenn OF 4ru sheets.
Glass 5.
700 saperne sized and eendsred map pape such
sizes be required, corresponding weight wih
paper measuring ~ by "a inches, weighing enty
pounds per OF 4sO sheets.
CLAss6
supehne plate paper (caendrred
may be r~quireo 10 by ~ inches, weight
per ain as may be required.
The fibre paper the above Of linen
and all adneaion with other sub
each, buods each
1sO perfect sheets, Uniformity oior iekes t
will be aud bundle exclusive wapper
under hve o the standard wrehl will be
ceyed aud the Yeht w all eqred hixug
Of hundie make weight
will De considered violation of she eoarael.
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Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And brought 10 MINI
Eh0nld aud acquaintance be forgot,
Snd d5,s ~ aud lang syne-"
ending in june isl
The junior Of the ending in Jaue, @ the sop NOR
ending June 1881 and the Freshman Class OF
ending in Ju"e, 1885, hereby requested 70 assemble
the Third of March, A. u 1851 ~ me att
and rienshia which tln'
exchange once mere IN ,hs
and sympathy, nnd 10 lament tbs rnty iac
Of beis ng9 promising comprers.
preliminary meeting srliappoined committee vii BE-
held on the drst ondy In September a. u 1906 a. The unied
Hotel, Foapa ggd Fifth
einbers several classes 10 whom Mng be
when VIII be
adopted fn Attendance as possible
those This notice i addressed VIII be
good enough furnish e Of comWee by mail WIFI
their respective post Offices
EDWARD j. GRANT, NJ. D.,
Of Trenton N. j., Chairmnn of Committee.
ALEXANDER &, HARr, NJ. D.,
Philadelphia Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LiGHTAER,
of Lanci Pennsylvania
PHILIP PENDLEInN,
Winston, Allegheny Co.. Md.
SAMUEL r. RICHARDS,
Y ofBaisi, Iron and Glass Works, M
LEWIS w. WASHING IDN,
Of Montgomery county, Mays'anj
Conimitee.
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HOME PtAg FACTuBEs.
Fslry.ew cotton Works,

Nrm Hc Canaf Bdssni .8ItrandTtd.
JsITgPAT2rK BURNS proprietps and manufacturers Of
yas carpet chain, sail Irvine, wrapping tvine cord
age. SC
er- from rssrectiully solicited Tor
nttcies, which We WI d'iiYe ~ washington
lower had IN Baltimore Other mr. HERD markFt ~
orders vp NEE, prompt attention BY Addressing IS ahoy
Oct l-dlw V f.+ f.ts "
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mo. 544]
Notice T,eopcning 90 the DnnviiIc Land Office
A., Illinois,
GEpgRkL Lam oEricE Sept. 10, lass,
INsTRucTIoNs have 1- dWb ~ rensmgsd the register
receiver OF once IN inus prepare
cniainus ds'rci, give DTS
from II said at he
o office IN which applications Will
THOS A. HENDRICKS,
Sept 2I--9av6w Saf1
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GOLD silver steel and plated spect1ccs SC, %
" focuses peocal pescogc and parahoa glasses
experience peculiar advantages selecting glasses
aaaptcd 10 the eyes of wearers -
". w. GAIT x BRO,
3a4 PENN avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets
IN 99--n
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Law school Cumberland universally, n LnDaSon'
-. t.... 1870 Tennessee.
FACULTY Hon. Abraham Caathes late one Of the c'eni
L Judges Of Tennessee
Nathan Green, of the judges ofthe cour
Of Tennessee.
Hon. EpmGeld Ridley the cnnnceors Of the state
Judges Green dew their whole time exclusively
the school,
of Daily examinations of each class The
No Of lectures but explanations OF tn
daily lesson II progress Of the organizations
2. Weekly sad equity, which
suits Of facts BY the profess
all actuai
practice, The require
Some OF taken by appeal 10 a
which is held monthly in the class, and 10
public The cod o. every sss The students act a
Jurors judges and chane2rs, and In other official ca
Sacfies connected with their snits. ,
SesYfoaS-The the txj Monday In
ember ends third Thursday in February The sso.As
succeeding Monday in February and ends sesone
Thursday in July. -
AZ boarding $50 furnish their books
which can BIS had In Lebanon booksoycs.
required coGp.s;e the snsts the stu
enter No previous study required Cor a
mission There four regular caSacs. Students May
any time during the collegiate year.
Number Of students collegiate year eighty six
ROBERT l.. CARUTnERS,
Feb Il-eoly President Board OF Trustees
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NLENWOOD CEMErEKY.-OfHcc No. Q9a pcnn,v,..o,,

nLENWOoD CEMErENr.-ofbce No o9a Pennsylvania
VI OF 18th street, Savings Bauk This
laid Of tho celebrated
work, and situated ground dsnst a
gaewy This company have received charter from
ground forever
fee and prohibiting
evaion oic,wise which 81 importance
where has
al CITIES when the hps'si ground
sell IL, and
nireuay sn4 sgs prevent
title. sround. a t.kIsI
~ ohcn open f~m 10 To w. ~Sere pamphlets with
NE chsrtsr- aud BY and all other be
obtained nj len with Mr
vs No 40 sevonh street. orhe undertaken yin be
srancsd June l7--dIy
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A MEXICAN HOUNE, Hanover street, nostOny by
Rice Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly unishod possessing
convenienccs Tor the nccommods
Of the travelling public
~saI II al
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JOHN WEIDmAN, OF Lebanon Pa, Secretary
March 27--lawtNar3 fIntelgenctrl
All civilized the world are request
this their editorial unns n'n
bes T several classes caItered through the four great d
visions Of The g,obe AND 3 throughout the bnea
States Of America are sratnous Insertion DC
casonsly between Ibis date and the 3i of MARCH, A. D. 1881
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IL in q
Tanners Clinical Medicine.
The yellow Mask from bickens's Household yvords
The Confessions OF a Pretty Woman; by Miss Parioe.
The Jealous Wife by Miss pardoe.
Fresh Fruits aud Vegetables
how 10 obtain them Price lax eeas
geptl FRANCK TAYLOR
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writing paper 10 by &c inches, weigh twenty
eight pounds per
No. wiring 10 by % inches, 10 weightweny
pounds per
100 wtDg is ~ inches twenty
tDur pounds per ream
No. $40 paper, by IL inches, TO weigh twenty
pounds
No. 400 paper IL by Ia inches weigh twelve
pounds per
CIAs - LspeTP
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raE ONLY ONE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Rob Of Dn GOV
VEAU LAFt EGTEuR is far superior TO the siTups OF Cu-
paa similar femedirs. 1t radically cures
all affections Of the skn derires scofula the con
accidents the cf"
period of life, and hereditary acfinnmy OF hnmos A. dtP
powerfully efcactous calarfhs Of the bladder, IN co
fractions and ober weakness Of the arising from abuses
njecons soundnes. Az ryritc the Rob cures 10
cnsaing ft0in hp t
balsam Of csasa enb~hs injections which only
virus without neuiraznc H. The Rob Boy is aaoss ~
in syphie diseases whether long na
and which have resisted the Of or The 'odu
IL potassium. q ~ "a a..
General agen for tho United Siaesi Gabriel boudn esq.
William street, New York, for wholesale orders Guio pucons
New OrieanA Seuflv San Francisco
The Rob acieur sold bv druggists throughout me uh
ed States The pamphlet Dcr q de Cervs on le nea
cal properties Of the Rob will be obtained by writing 20 u p
din 90 William street, New York who will nofmaa
wanted
@. b. prepared I'll orders for South America, the West ~
dies &C. of the United States the Rob 10 ~
March Idly.
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HROCERsEs, WINES. LI4UORs, &c. We beg leave y
cali the attention Of friends and the public TO our
fresh groceries, consisting Of
Fine green and black -
Jayn. Rio and Laquayras cofees
Refined and brown
Family supf t1se. and extra -four In bbls and bags
Cheese, lard, hams, md shoulders
Grain and ground spices Of every description
Aud every other article make complete aso
Wiacs, Liquors, and CiRsrs.
Madeira, sherry aud champagne wines Of a'
brasds, and part very superior
Fine braodiGs wbskey, gins, &C, IN wood md glasp
Together with large stock Of Eayzna, German, ana do
cigars. = (" ...s ae
goods with many other nrees whep w
shall be receiving such prices make m nduoeme
before supplying Their "au
THOMPSON, HAMILTON, h co
South side Penn avenue, between ~ aud ON sues'"
Oct q-i aw3wif
IOHN G. DENEHhUx. Commissioner OF oc"' "
Claims % Brofdwny corner OF y 81 street, New YORK
Refsrs DnHcsn Sherman Co, Nessrs beepe
Iloa. Luther bradh. fau~- w, Gerud, WIN
Nryrs New YORK; Nessrs. Rigs Go Hon Elisha N
say, Jnscpn u Bsndfry, eco Washrptnu, u ~
". BGenom,an the bar aud WHshnF
make II the aud placo Of taking deps
the Office of NJ Thnmpson, counseilorf Memo
apd-a- u fuear Ha) WHOM the sndes
begs leave make particular reference. ,nyuy
Oct lo-1awlm J. g. DENhkhoA
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orHcr or cOMMssAnr esSrral suss,srssor,
Warrington October 20, 1855
CEPARATE PROPOSALS. will be received al his once until ID,
18Th Of January ie6 the delivery provisions in bulk
for the use ofhe troop. Of The United States upon Inspection
AT Fof Brady sauA SIC. Marie, AEeAsan.
90 banels Of pork
50 bushels Of new white field beans
$40 pounds of good hard soap
3sc pounds OF good hard a0w candles
ss ,. pou q. Of aIs qualify d'y brewa sugar
~ s naaads ., n mr. sa.,S Mo go sose
onsaf on ist June isss emaiaaer BY Ism september
st Fort kaekinae Miehigan.
90 barrels OF pork
ias barrels OF fresh superane
so bushels of white field
80 pounds Of good hard taow candies
aeae pounds o. iirsi quality dry brown sugar
l,3lf pounds of first quality coffee
"a bushels 81 goor clean dry fine salt
3 gallons Of good cider vinegar
One hall on Lot June, 1856 remainder by 18Th September
al Fort Independence, Boston, MassaeAu'sttI
ia barrels of pork
100 bushels Of n.w While field beans
i7sa pounts Of good hnd soap
656 pounds OF good candies
SO 9 pounds Of hrs, qualify div brown sugar
Is sushei. Of good clean dry ane sal,
43s gallons Of good cider vinegar.
at Fort Ostmio, os~ego, Nee York.
e2 barrels o pnk
las barrels fresh superhae aour
80 bushels Of new whine field beans
aas pounds Of good hard psIaw candles
262, pounds of hst quality dry brown sugar
34 ponnds OF first quality Rio cenee
IA bushels Of good clean dry salt
2l9 gaI1ns of COED cider
One half on s Jnne oa6 remainder ia all October, 1886
al He'd Point, Nep York.
200 barrels of pork
barrels resi- fine flour
quo bushels Of field
1884 pounds of good hard
l3i5 pounds OF good ti"w candles
1882 pounds of irsi quality dry b own sugar
1865 pounds of Fl II quality Rio coffee
So bushels of good clean salt
$40 gallons Of good cider vinegar.
al Fort Columbus, Gorernors Bland Nep Yorh.
$50 barrels Of pork
500 barrels of fresh superiae flour
200 bushels new ieii beans
1904 pounds Of good hard
l,32 pounds of candles
1882 pounds of fret quality dry brown
8 ai.da ~ GrsnI I'm
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-11
n and n. Branch Railroad.

The Muscatine Journal gives the follow
inc ms the substance OF contract entered
into with Messrs. Farnam L. Darant to build
a Railroad from that city interesting the
Mississippi and Missouri Road at Moscow:
"The Messrs. Farnam & Durant agree to
build the road, with equipments, station
houses, work shops, &c, for S3l 900 per
mile. They are TO put il in running order
from Moscow to Muscatine, IL miles, by
LIST of January, 1856, and from Muscatlne
TO Cedar and Iowa Rivers as speedily as
possible. before LIST Of October, 1886. Nine
,y-fiye thousand dollars County Bonds are
10 be delivered to the contractors as soon as
the contracts written. The Bonds to be
ten per cent. pay able in N. York semi-an-
nuaily. One hundred and thirteen thons-
and dollars, county and city bonds, to be
delivered as soon a. the rails are laid from
the junction at Moscow to Masca,ine, IL
miles. Thirty thousand dollars being the
balance due on private subscription, TO be
paid on demand, and applied on the line
west Of Muscatine. The above payments
to be in addition to what has already been
advanced. I, is confidently expected that
we shall have the cars thur dering into our
city BY the first of October next,ii II Is pos
sible to procure iron when needed"
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Ievs ltsms.

Travellers from the Salt Lake, who arriv.
ed ct ST. Louis on the 7th inst, report tina,
every thing on the way was very quiet
Col. Grayson, who had arrived at the same
city from Fort Union. reports that the In
dams were quiet
The deaths in New York City for the
week ending on the eth inst, were SAT, be-
ing an increase OF 2o6 over the week pre-
rious.
The Kansas Legislature met on the I'd
inst All the members were admitted to
their sests, with the certificate Of the Gov
ernor. Thoma. Johnson, of the Methodist
Mission was chosen President, J. A. Hol-
derson was elected Secretary, Dr.. S.
SringfelIow, Speaker of the House, and
Mr.. Lsle, Clerk. The Legislature intend
ed adjourning to the Methodist Mission,
when the contested election cases would be
tried
| The propeller J. w. Brooks, from Cleve-
/ laud for Ogiensburg. blew up near Ashta.
I Dul6 Cd tne otn INST. Two OF the engineers
were badly scalded, and two of the deck
hands who jumped overheard were drown.
ed. No passengers were injured.
!, Perry Denniston, brother of the mar
who lately plead guilty to robbing the Chi
cago Pos, Office, has been out on bail fo
the same offence committed some time las
winter. In the United States Court, las
week, the bail was declared forfeited, Per
ny having run off, and his sureties, two mel
of,he name Of Gurley, will have to pay
$500.
The Oldest bank in the City of London
now known as that Of Paul, Bates g. Co., i
said TO have failed for nearly three million
Of dollars.
Recently, in New York city, by the &C
ciden,sl upsetting ola burning fluid lamp
child nine years Of age was burned t
death. and the hands and arms Of the pa
rents, who endeavored to put out the flames
were very much injured.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-11

SUICIDE OF MIS-. RAy.-We mentioned,
some two months since, the death of Prof
Joseph Ray, of the Woodward College, Gin.
cinnat. His wife was very much attached
to him, and since his death her loss had
preyed SO much upon her mind as to de-
prire her Of reason. Insanity is hereditary
in her family, her mother and sister both
having been thus afflicted. On Friday
week, while 10 this bereaved condition, We
learn from the Cincinnati papers, she
lesped from the third story window Of her
dwelling and was killed.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-11

SAP AND FATAL AceIpExr.-A man by
the name ofJohn Simpson, as We learn,
from the country, came in this forenoon ana
sold load OF Wood to Mr.. Baker, at the
iewelrv store OF Messrs Rood & Goodrich.
He had just received the money for the
wood. and asked Mr.. b. if there was drink
ofwater he could have. Mr.. Is. replied
that there sat jug of ce-water ard tnm.
bier on the table, (pointing at il near byo
In nomen, it was discovered that the man
had g, ne by the pitcher and ,umbler, which
sat together, and passed round the end OF
the table and taken corked jug Of silver
clea ming composition which stsod there.
and drank lumber full OF il before he
knew it. He was at once asked u he knew
what he had drank, and If il did not affect
him. Fer a few moments he did not feel
uncomfortable. A physician was immedi-
a,ely called. but it was Of no use, the poor
fellow had drank virulent and powerful poi
son. and in 80 minutes was dead. lie died
about noon-M il,eaukie Wis, 2sh.