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COME AGAIN.

HAVE 20 negroes FOR sale, Of various kinds, amongst
them an extra good cook washer and iToner excel
lent carriage driver ke cannot sell them TO 20 out OF
he county, and viii guarantee them to sait sale.
novT REEs W. PoRTER.
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DAILYLENE OF Packets,

!S IsSss u
ESt$%sSz&z3EsI Es-s=zsxiSzEsa EzssasEzsE.t1
Aida. CUBA ROCK CITY.
For smithland, Paducah, Louisville and st. Louis.
CONNECTING at Paducah with Lousyie and 81. Louis U.
~ s. Mail Boats.
STEAMER Aida
Leaves Nashville Mondays and Thursdays AZ 10 O'Clock m.
STEAMER CUEA
Leaves Nashville on Tuesdays and fridays at 10 O'Clock M
STEAMER ROCK CRY
Leaves Nashville Wednesdays and Saturdays, At 10
o'clock, A. NJ.
The above boats o. light drauht and have good accom-
mod atoms passengers aud V regularly the Cum
bertrand River Trade. One % them leaves Nashville every
day, except sunday, at 10 O'Clock, An A. HAMILTON
Oct8-sin Agent
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GREATMASONIC HALL.

TNE largest Piano Forte Melodeon and Music Store in
the United States will be opened October 18th, 1885,
re MASONIC BUILDING Chestnut Street, above Seventh,
philadelphia by JOHN MARSH, the sole AGENT for
Boarinan Gray a Co > celebrated Dolce Campana At
Piano Fortes and c. W Fisk Co.'S Premium
Me1deons Also Piano Fortes and Meodeons n other dis
tngui-hed makers NJ has obtained lease for several
ye in the new, magnificent and wei known Masonic
building where ne intends keeping the largest stock and
assortment Piano Fortes Melodeon Music and ausicsl
Instruments OF every description all Il which carefully
by himself aud warranted to give perfect sasfae
ion In ~ cry instance octiT-trwlm
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DARING ROBBERY AT TIE CITY HOTEL
JOHN JACKSON, gentleman from Canada West,
who arrived in this city on Monday last, was
robbed at the City Hotel, on Thursday evening,
of 81, ESQ in gold The circumstances are sub
stautially as follows Mr. jackson had taken
two rooms at the Hotel. lie was acc0mpa-
MED by his wife and two daughters, one Of
whom was quite i'll. In the evening, while
Mr.. j. was out in town examining some pro-
perty which he thought Of purchasing with
the view of becoming permanent resident of
the city, person called at one of his rooms
in which his daughter was sitting and enqurred
ior him. He was informed that he was out,
and requested by the daughter to leave his
name, which he declined doing. Mr.. jackson
returned, and with his wife and daughter
went to the supper table, inadvertently leaving
the door of his room at which the gentleman
had called unlocked. Subsequently, about
o'clock he had occasion to 60 TO his trunk to
get some medicine for his daughter, when he
found that it had been opened, aud the money,
which was ia two shot bags, taken out. The
alarm was Immediately given, bat no trace OF
the thief had been discovered yesterday eve
ming. He is no doubt the person who called,
who is described as a tall man with black
whiskers-most likely al experienced thief
who had followed Mr. J. to this city, and
whose whskers, perhaps, are Of that accom-
modsting description generally used by such
characters.
This robbery is a most distressing calamity
to Mr.. Jackson, leaving him, as it does, pen
niless in a strange land, and with a family on
his hands. We hope sincerely that the robber
may be arrested, aud the money recovered.
KENTUCKY CoAL.-A specimen of Coal from
the Kentucky mines, on the line Of the Hen
derson and Edgefeld Railroad, may be seen at
Mr.. Lusk's Office on College street. 1t was
originally 10 a solid lump abont seven feet by
three, bat was broken in transportation. 1t
was taken from a seam nine feet in thickness.
From superficial examination of this coal, it
appears of an excellent quality for fuel. As TO
its adaptedness TO manufacturing purposes, we
cannot speak. These mines are of immense
extent, and the completion of the Edgeheld
and Henderson Railroad will place them 10 our
reach-a fact which alone makes this enter
prise of great importance TO the city.
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REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND NASHVILLE

TTNHE New Steamer "SCoTLAND"A T-~m
Il 100 tons burthen-Captain z. L. szg=z-SrystAAt1
DIsNuEEs. This steamer, being
built st Louisville will be finished by the 10Th November
when she will take her the regular packet
The Scotland is entirely boat Of the first class,
and built exclusively the Nashville and New
tradeher light draf enabling her to with load when
others only light. We solicit for her share Of
public patronage. A. HAMILTON, I -
JOHNSON, HORNE CO. I Agents
fR- We want to hire 20 Ncgroe as deck hands and
hremen for tbeabOve boat octi0-6n
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REGT LAR

NASHVILLE AND CINCINNATI PACKET.
TIVE New Light Draught Steamer, GTm
i SENENTY-SiX, r71s7gte1 |
P. X. BLRKLEY, Master zkzE.szst zrtzezs
Nflleave Nashville every other Tuesday at o'clock PM
~ cccntlnue in trade during season. A. HAMILTON,
oct3-6m Agent.
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NASHVILLE, sMITHLAND AND PADUCAH


ne 6 splendd PASSENGER Steamer Tn
BLANCHE LEWIS, z. SHAw, kzEEClEstsAA1
master. ms steamer is being ssEsz1EesaE<sS146
finished at Louisville and will be here by the LIST Of Eoyem
Der ana run IN the above trade all the Her
commodatOns for passengers, combined with her hght
draugh make her Of the best adapted boats for the
Cumberland river trade. A HAMILTON
oot22-6m AGENT
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READ AND BE WISE.

hEhU AND BE WIbA,
DEF known the citizens Of Nashville and the balance
ID Of the Human Family, hat |, J. FLOW Frs, No. II IN
street have Just hne assortment Of spec.
fucIps. known 10 opticians the "COncaye Convey
Glassesbettvr known in this community as BRAZILIAN
PEBBLES made from BraEi ian sand, which am willing TO
sell reasonable prices, rs follows:
Gold Frame Slide Temples ................S2 90
Single " .......-.....-. 10 %
Coin Fire Silver Frames, Slide Temples. 20
" Z" Single " 2 %
As 10 selecting spec,acles profess know all about il,
haVn paid particular attention to that branch Of the bu
f. mess for tbe last twenty wears }. FLOWERS,
oatlg-g No. Al Union ST., Nashville.
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TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.
sasss55 tSsss EisAAzZAss ssSsss5ssss5 ssEsssss&s
OPEN TO THoMPsONs STATION.

ON and after Thursday November lt trains will run be
~ tween Nashville aud Thompson's Station, as follows
GOING SOUTH.
Leaves Nashville at IS A. NJ and P. NJ; arrives a;
Thompson's AZ 10 A. NJ, ami IS p. NJ.
RETURNING-Leaves Thonpson's at s45 A. NJ, and
p NJ arrives at Nashville at 1928 A. NJ and $50 p. NJ.
On sunday the Morning Train only viii be run, leaving
Nashville Al A. ~, and hompson's az 40 4. NJ.
az Al Thempsons the Stages Of Carter, Thomas and
Housh connect with the trains.
Through Tickets for MEMPHIS WAYNFSB0R0. JACK
SON, TCsCUMBIA, FLORENCE, PULASKI and CoLUM
BA be procused the General stage Office under the
VerandAa Hotel A. ANDERSON,
uoy2 r. Eng. aud SuDt
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

THE Fine Passenger Steamboat C-T~%1 -
L NASHVILLE, Capt THOs. BILL sE-Ty@te-7si5s5
SNYDER, will leave Paducah for the ssszs-5S4e1zakzs
above port OF Sunday, the 4th Of November.
The regular packet "CUba VIII leave here friday, the
"a day Of November with freight aud passengers for the
Nashville. A. HAMILTON, -
octi7-td j. A. McALLISTER CO., AeS"9'
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REGULAR LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI & MASH
VILE PACKET

0URING the ensuing season, the a cST~n
II eommodious light draugh steam kEsSCsssSc.e |
err MAGNOLIA, Il. s. SCUDDER, Mas nzRszk<zsss
ter will regularly above, and all intermediate
landings Being exceedingly light, OF inches draughO with
superior accommodations for passengers and capable
making quick trips, solicits public patronage.
~ Orders left with either Of the undersigned for eivht
either way VIII meet prompt attention.
II. II. HARRISON, -.
oct22-6m A. HAMILTON Agents
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To Wholesale GrOcers.

YyOSf SALE-A sn4l Aoass and 10 an spruce 90
strest--part d LSl Ne 10 Fof izrthsr Ari.e- ~
uars cal Al thia oGes. eei9-a 1sAA
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Floreace, smyrna aad La.

W 4 AZ SO ss q
flour at the above rates % b. ship
1--WE barrels and upwards, Al one tiH
ties, I'VE cents per barrel 90 be adte.
be transported on the same terms, 2
charged as one barrel I
0ct15
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STEAMBOATS,.
REGULAR NEW ORLEANS PACKET.

II VIE new and light draught steamers cy7~D -
l. CUMBERLAND, Carr. NJ d. n. szgZols<Sss
H. Brooks, bein nearly finished
and the best adapted boat for the trade will
plying on the LIST OF December next between this port and
New orleans. This boat has superior accommodations for
passengers besides being adapted carry every description
OF freight and stock in satisfactory For freight
passage and orders, apply on board or TO
novs-6m Bus Il. II. HARRISON, Age.
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COME TO TEA.

FTNHx arrs ssrpias a. PEACH brandy. APPLE IRAN
Il DV paiFD' PEACfI "a aad DRIED AFPL1s in rs ~
r~ss-x t prssen1 ssaa,1 80 aud rsary a. sors,
Al ne 4ss rF Or Ne hhhy acre, eolnuaoniy
east casa o. ia exchaEre ilF 0rocuea natsthstan4n
FALL OF SEBkSToPoL-
B4iux s sloee sna 80 ~ nssdai da1t be hsekWara
CHCHfh ANDERSON,
ocfis Nes. ans 3 hFoa.i a., ksshgiiie. Ten.
,KrATEn PEPE~s asa & iash w.ssr lsp.. ,'a,s - !
w sssssd aua 40 sais - p. p picAkf,
s-aH - 50 sneet.
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BE NOT DECEIVED. YB OF LITTLE FAITH.

DROGANS.-50 cases Thick Brogans, received. Today
IL by JOHN RAAiAGE,
oct4 a College street.
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FINE PIANO FOR SALE.

WROUGHT SPEKES-s5 kegs Wrought splkes
w from TO on inche., received BY steamer nrazl ana
for sale BY lsep2ll d. d. hickey,
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REGULAR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI
PACKET
TINHE New Light Drsught Passenger 4 cT~n -,
II and Freight Steamer ALDER sxstsfSAs
TINE, MILTON AKIN Master, having
been recently built for the Cumberland trade will
during the low water above, and all inerme-
date landings Orders LEFT with her az fol feghts or
passengers, viii meet prompt attention.
y. HAMILTON, Market street or
II. II. HARRISON, Agents,
oet32-on Front St, opposite s. b. Landing
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10 els. . e.s. Gets. A5css.

: =
10 els. 2 cts. 9 CTS. - ess-
. -" 5 " s " 40 "
, %
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Stations to Chattanooga.

From NashvIle, IayeEgne an 3
SmYrus -....... .-....
" hurfreesboTO', Chr.siara
ana Baskerville .........
Belloucz H., Wsrtrsce, Shell
hyviHe snd Normandy ....
" Tullah0ms. Estill's Springs,
Deckerd snd C1wan. $685..
" Tantalon, Anderson n j
StrF ellsou ...----..- ...
" Bridgeport. ShellmCu0d and
" hites ts..-............
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A BARGAIN,

IN OAK TANNED LEATHER BETTING The suhscri-
Ter offers Of about 1900 feet Of prime oak tanned
Betting, in widths hom two 10 SIX inches AZ cost
cash prices Of New Yors) and per CT. Apply soon.
no,s JNO. b. WEST.
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Stations TO Nashville
From Clattsrooga, ShenuolEi,
and Nhitesiie ....-..
" Bridgeport, Stevenson, An
dersCu and Eansalou. Gee.
Cowan, Dechert, Estil -
Springs and TullahUm1 q.
Normandy, Wartracc Shell
byviile and Beiibuckia. zee.
" FCsfervile, Christiaua aud
Murfreesboro'. .........
Fl0recce, Smyrna aad La
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MOUNT OLIyET CEMETERY.
. meeting Of she Stockholders e. the Mount 0ivet
u Cemetery, held a. TIE clcu Ui Lil-ity Cfocketts
this dAy, The believing gclleEru were enznIoesiy
sieeted piraeturs;
Avs Lindsey, J. n. Rnddske,
b. ". Hai, - A hrru4ns
"A. Nslson, J. =. Morgan p
G. ". Mace.
Aaex TIE election che Board and ogsSnzed A. v.
g liodssy csetst ffesaeni aai = '" Aanee seeFo-
lary ami frsssurVr-
he CompaaY = nov PsTu-ansuty cfta.cd ana Aetite
st-fs vi Be taxes iardisiey 90 ny % he grounds n
h.nfsrpe syte ART e. hFing thc iet INTO msrkst IL %
ne os u tie Boan q brsrnrs q sfzrs no expense
CT paias 20 sake b. saeh Ccue-cfy 81 1r Hc4h ana
''s y - ''- Avs LISpsLEY. Prssidsas-
q W. FtScz Secretary
SEPT J. f-no ~p-u
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mo. 537.1.


ATggIgEE Of Giss Iisconftntanco Unfted
IN land offices Palestine Quincy Edwaasve Chicago, and
Dixon inoisUnde The provisions Of second section of the
June ~ 1910,
quantity public ing any
shalt be reduced TO
thousand, shall be the duty OF the
the ntfce district;
disgG uasoid
~ alnud office, e shall be subject
existing laDd offices convenient the which
ocr shall discontinued
the Treasury notice ~
~ tie approved eptenbcr Secretary
Treasury continue land district which
States,
quantity district Ihay
bred thousand his opinion
required by public order close the land
such State under the
that subject approved H. 1906
terror BY ne sect % establish TIC home Department. approved Sd
march, 1919;
Notice is accordingly hereby reports
The Land officers Pniesne Quincy vile, Chicago
Dixon that the vacant land IN each Of said
low hundred thousand acres the Secretary of
Chicago, and Dson in Inc Stale Of Illinois,
remaining unsoid time
made subject sale The land Office al spn gfd
government in said State.
remaining unsoid and Incorporated by law subject
private entry within the limits Of the districts
viii subject
date receipt this by the registers
Of the day they be prepared appca
tons for entries 81 any such lands ~ ther office.
jos. 8. WILSON
acting Commissioner Of the General Land once.
~ 9, 1858.
ia Ie-~law6w
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United States Mail.
STATE or LOUISIANA.

STATE or LOUISIANA.
posr OFFICE DIR
June !, 1855
PROPOSALS for carrying the mails Of United from
stday OF October 1885, 3h june inclusive
following of Louisiana. received
the oce of the Post Office Department. in the Of
Washington until Of 10th uy, 1885, be decided by the
20th Of the same month
LOUISIANA.
From Isl October, lass 10 lst judy 1853
No 1907 From san, Narnsve Bridge Armundve,
Leonayile, {ocal,) and Barry's Landing, (localD
opeiousas La, 60 miles and back week
Leave Saint Martiusvlle Monday
Arrive Opeiouaas day by 10 .
Leave Opriousas Wednesday NJ Gam
Arrive Saint Martinsvlie day by 10
Bids three n week, with a schedule,
making close connexions at opeousas with the New
Orleans m.ii, win be considered.
For forms OF proposals. and sso
ons and requirements eunhracng ons be incorporated
the contracts the
advertisement inviting
and southwestern States dsted oih January 1854
JAMES CAMPBELL,
June 2~lnw4w Postmaster General.
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Orphans Court, May 22, 1855.

DisTRIcTo or COLOMBIA, "a ,.i,. ##EffNa
Washington county, ) -
IN tnr Eeklof, Administrative Joseph
Eckeh deceased The administering aforesaid has, with tho
appreciation Of the orphans Of Washington the Dis
Columbia appointed Tuesday, 3D. day Of July
distribution OF the personal Of
deceased hand far the have
where all the creditors
said deceased notified the orphans Of Wash
ingon ethyl with their claims youched they
excluded from all benefit of said provided
copy this order be published week for three weeks the
"Union" previous 10 said ID day of July next
rest: ED. w. ROACH,
Register of Wills.
copy
Test: Ep. w. ROACH,
Register of Wills.
MAy22, 1855
June l6--law3wt
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po0kS FOR AUG giDN.--rbe undersigned has separated
from his other stock number ohooks Subjects
editions, duplicate
no longer saable their original prices
Among them good
language Theology medicine and surgery juvenile books novels
school hooke Preach books many miscellaneous
character which VIII
In the time, they purchased private
store auction pcesat half they
price Mt quarter price when they
June 80 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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pLAYs by Anna Cora MoNvntf, author OF Autobiog-
rnphy OF nm Actress. Price 25
The Hour Of tho Man, by Harriet Marueuu Price 3h
and Americans, by w. n. Baxter, W, II.
Tails D. Aunoy translated by H. r. Plnncbo
illustrations BY John Gilbert.
History o Pesicrn in ~ Ages and Nations, by Wam Hewitt
school % Life ny Anna Mary Hewitt
Just received NJ TAYLOR & MhURY'S
May 81 Bookstore, near 9Th street.
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Post Ofnce Department,

TUE rule authorizing postmases whose hces ealed 10
department with post bills
printing hereby
from and after this date viii be received for t
by the department. JAMES CAMPBELL, a
JNne ax-sls~M Postmaster General. 4
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Las school CusrsberIand University, az lebanon
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham ORIuths circuit
y judges Of Tenne5see
Hon Nathan ofhe supreme
OF Tennessee
Hon. BfomhelG L. Ridley, the
Judges Caruhers Green dey their whole exclusively
to the school
Plan Of Daily examinations Of each
text books. No of lectures but explanations
daily lessons III the progress OF the examinations
2. weekly which
dens commence suits statement Of facts gwen by the profess
aud them through all actual
practice The framed require prepare
Deeds wills records and documents
dence appeal
which s held monthly the class and in
public The
jurors, Judges, chanceIors, nhcial
Baeilies connected win ther suits.
SesonsThe the third Monday
tomber third Thursday in February. The
the succeeding Monday in February ana ends esuna
Thursday July. a.
Expenses per scn.Tuon fee $50, advance coHtagen
81 $50. Students furnish their hooks
which be had in The Lebanon bookstores
Four required complete the niess W
advanced class No study required n i'd
mission There four regular classes Students
any time during the collegiate year
There u legislature connected with the school
Number students the last collegiate year eigntysx
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS,
Feb ll--eoiy President Board OF Trustees
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CHURCH sERvECscs.-Aicssre TAYLOR NAURY have
Just received very beautiful editions Of the Common
Prayer and complete Church Service bound in Paris,
June 81 Bookstore Ninth street
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W" sson Elements Of '"''r""''o a laws "'"
Adams's Equity edition, with American
June FRANCK TAYLOR,
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Miss BrooAe's English aud French Roarpinr and
Day school, NO. I3s PcnusyIyauia avenue.

Miss Brooise's English and French Roaraing and
Day school, NO. I3s Pennsylvania avenue.
ISs BRooKE Philadelphia having taken the house nj The
vi corner OF 18TH street and P.nBs avenue The bloc
known as The Seven Buildings will
~ eo boarding and day school for ladies' Many
experience acquired 10 the Hs
which she viii ST Mays BALL. Rurngon Jersey and
the Episcopal Female Institute Philadelphia enabes her 10 offer
her patrons superior advantages The organization
men Tho structure, history, English Ian.
viii form prominent
Music and the modern languages will be taught profess
sor5 and in French especially every facility afforded for The
acquisition OF Pasan accent and Circulars
and other particulars pncjpa bonk
stores, or Of Miss Brooke, No. f6. y street.
REFERENCES.
The Right Rev, Aongo Potter, D. ID.
The Right Rev. G. w. Doane, DID.
Professor A. Dallas Bacho Superintendent Survey
Professor Joseph Henry, Secretary Smithsonian Institute
Gen John Mason, Washington, d. @.
William w, Coreoran esq u. c.
Hon. James Campbell, Postmaster General.
Hon Ellis Lewis Chief Justice of Pennsylvania.
Hon. g. W. Woodward, Judge OF the Supreme
Hon Geo. Vail, NJ. G., New Jersey.
My friend Miss Brooke is esmable lady great
hgeHce whose qualifications teacher
ments IN English teaure especially ene her high
ton .ALoNZO POTTER
June 90 Ct
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pUfsraEC Sale az Surplus Water Powers and Lands
OF the Savage Manufacturing Company Thursday 26h july
az IL O'clock on The premises, Howard county, Maryland
me undefsigned committee OF stockholders viii SELL
above about 700 of land divided containing
from 40 10 0 variety These lands midway
tween Baltimore and Washington lie the Washington
road OF then, bind and all
washington turnpike and the village of the
200 reserved by the about
There also three
low factory 25 above good
third above the second named
Terms Of sale One third cash and residue years.
with interest and security.
For luther description ihe said lots undersigned
the Baltimore papers and the len premises the
Undersigned The admirably
and the would
tom for flour and paper mills,
CORNELIUS MCLEAN,
Corner North q Fayette sta, Chesapeake Bank,
NATHANIEL WILLIAMS,
Corner Lexington and Calvert streets, Baltimore,
Jny f-ia"JW Committee
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THE DAILY UNION I
United states Mail.


oFFIoE DErARrsEsr, July O. 1885.
pROPoSALs for carrying the mails Of
Isl Of DetpbeT 1850 the Sh day o. June le59 ineu
he
specified the Once 0fhe
Department city Washngton, until Of
The 20lh August, 1855, be decided GA The next day
Camp zard by Honosass Bay PORT As miles and
twice a week a eoacies
Camp lizard Wednesday aud Saturday at
Arrive al BAY pou days by 6 y
Leave Bay Pou Tuesday and friday at 8 a m
Arrive a Camp lizard days by p
Long Clay Landing Waukeena TOO miles
and back week.
Leave Long Pond Monday az d q ms
Arrive at Waukeenah next Wednesday BY pms
Leave Waukeenah Thursday
Auye at Long Pong next Saturday by pm
For and certificate also lnaue
ons requirements cmbeing conditions be incorporated
contracts department may deem
properly advertisement mail
the southern States, dated January - 1885.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
July il--lawfw llntel. and start
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No. $685.
atIICE of the embellishments additional Hand
II the Wisconsin. tasse
the Congres approved February "a, 1855,
entitled can establish additional lard district
of Wisconsin, embracing ali thai tna WILLOW
lying dividing townships
b. called
hereby declared aad made
the United SUPERIOR said
Given under city OF Washington this 2sih day
April, A. u. 1855. JOHN WILSON,, t5E
Commissioner OF the General land Office.
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