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OLAfS by Anna Core Mosvnse, auAfAOr u AnaoDsox-
L rapt'y Of an Actress Price Is
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Aniertcs and the Americans by w. n, Baxter. esq NJ
Fairy Tales Of the Countess DAunoy by H. blanche
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History frcsicrni all Nations William Hewitt
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No. 543
NOTICE or the discontinuancc OF thc land oaice q
u A.rnnn IA.tau

No1rcg HEREBY land Office ViscENsEs 10
which directed ny publc
SAL February ~ 1885, for purposes therein ne
toned public remaining u0a
and in be suJc 10 entry
office in said STATE the register nnd re-
ceiver public notice Of the day Oh Which
will be prepared receive applications for entries OIL any
an'.s at their Office. .
Given under my hand Of Washington mis- ds day Of
seiseebur A, d, 1855. THOs A HENDkicKB.
Commissioner the General Land Once
Sep 2-iawEW Intel. and Start
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cf.ENWOOD COMMENTATORS No. 292 Pennsylvania
III 10Th the Savngs Bask.
cemetery laid the plan Of the celebrated Greenwood
ard situated the high ground defiant and
north OF the Capitol North Capitol leading directly
the This copsny have received charter from Con-
making
Zee tile purchaser, prohibiting
slaion which il of importance
they
IL al, cities when tho burial ground becomes
sell II, and throw
ncuay large ii' ncd legal
r o titles crouns
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PROPOSALS for carving the mails of the United States from
LIST day Ocober 1855, 0lu June 1850 inclusive, the
received Once of
Department. city of ashiasob, until Nom
day 2h August, le55 at g. ITO be decided day1
Raleigh, bv Ercay-yfe AperYshoro Kyes Landing
siury's Garden Fnyeteye o. nlts md back daily
coaches.
Leaye R.egi daily a, TX PM
Fayetteville ne 81 days ,.y tx
TugstevilG daily al 8 y M;
AZ Raleigh next days by am.
Tor Of bid certificate, also for instructions,
&e advertisement bvins proposals os mail
service in Virginia. North Caroina, datrd January Iat 1855
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
Posr OFFICE DsrirraEHr jay 81, 1855.
July 22--iaw4w
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mo. 5a7.l

NOTICE Of the dixcontinuanco or the United States
offices Palestine auncy Edwardsye Chicago, and
ineisUbdsr The PROVISIONS sal0ad section ot mo
approved 1910, which wa<
quantity public land remaining unsod land dis
reduced
the of the Secretary
The land oiee for such district aud land in
office, shs ba suhjec, The
offices district which tho
which
Treasury ~
approved 4h september, 64 the Secretary
Treasury land district which Is nuatsd The
Of Tho ma
quantity upsod such distf
required by public
Of
approved i2 le41 me
derotred he ~
terrier By The crf to establish the home dParnefn approved ID
march, .- .''a.
Notice accordingly hereby given that in view Of reports rom
The officers Palestine, Quincy Ed~ard-v,e, ...cseo,
land each said be-
low hundred noani sscryy the has
Chicago, Dxon he State ef nnoia dkcor..sed
remaining unsnd the ~
made subject sale The land oce sprinsHsd THE seao
In said Sata.
remaining psod unappopristed bY subject
private wha limits II districts
viii subject heretofore ofces
this notice
thereof officers Springfield will give public
which will be sppca
.iens for entries ofsny such lands their once.
Jos. g. wItaoN
Acting Commissioner oft General Land once.
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A UTOBfGGEApHYo OF Arsxoy vol. London, 1883
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The Philosophy o Universal History The ChevasT Bun
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History Of Egypt; vols London, le55
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Daniel ae Churchill John Forster. vol 1852
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Po,es Nlneveh-iis Ancient History and Modern Explorers
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Boarding. aad Dry School for Young Ladies' 4s4 street bew~
6th
o( will he Monday
tesher 10 may be had application prnc-
pei. .; the hosxsicrcs.
IS
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.rEM EDITION OF lCKENs's Complete WorA &c.
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NOTICE the estALiishsasnt Of am additional land
N Office in the Stale OF Wisconsin.
In the Of Congress approved February a. 1855
establish additional lard dlstci state
wisconsin, embracing all Of the WILLow
lying ote line dividing townships forty aud
forty nc.l be called
hereby declared aad made known land Office
located President
The United States SUPERIOR CRY, In said State
under hand the cy of Washington this 2th day Of
April, A. d. 1855. JOHN WILSON,
: - Commissioned the General Land OHce.
April 29--lawGw Int. and StarI
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IlOVSE FOR HENT--The dwelling on
IL opposite Once This
back building well
opening broad alley The
somey furnished with all the modern improvements furnace
hot and cold bathing and washing II
considered desirable houses Washington
been huiIt health
will be rented reasonable private family.
Apply TO Major 7. L. Smith, First AUDITORS ONCE
Auvl Ala pYus
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THE nle authorizing posasies whose Offices entitled T.
furnished y the department bis re,sit
printing the hereby r.Scinied and
nom and after this e oney VII be received for purpose
BY i,r department. JAMES CAMPBELL,
taae al-i--;w Postmaster General.
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styT.NHE hereby given that certifieate No. IS
sued By e Washington Turnpike Company for one hundred and
sixty shares Ut stocE ~ SAID company IN Tho name OF Ihnmas
Cramphn having lost Or ssa application VIII be made ~
the office Of the said GeorsenNn ~ O. on the htcenh
Of August 1885, ,e renewal OF SAID teftdcsfe Stock
&C WILLIAMS,
July lf--law4w Trustee OF Thomas crampin, DECEASED
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AMERICAN HOUSE. Hanover Stree, KostOn
Lewis Rehus enlarged elegantly arnihed possessing
and accomoda
ion the travelling public.
Dec u-Sy Ss
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AtyTICG.-I sell LOT street, apposi Franklin
n Square 18Th I'VE
per fool ib Of which be learned nom
of Yards DOCKS The lot Is
twenty extending hundred sni ferry feet
IL thirty -frIt alley. ALBEIT SMITH.
a AUG 3-aaw4x
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;sgBLIC Sa.- OF surplus Water Powers and f-ands
ssyage Company on Ihursday goth July,
Al o,c,uck, tke inward county, Maryland
The undesSned, enwgue of The 6eNhoides WIN seu as
ai.Js twelve lots containing
10 Of vafe These lYpd midway be-
Baltimore and Washington, lie near the Washington rail-
road all ndar the Baltimore a.t
Washington turnpike AID tha village Of NE company ana surround
by the COMPANY, about the facory.
There ~ ~ ret inches be
low rs factory; IS above good also,
,byrd above second named
Terms sale neihd and residue ia and two years,
and security - .
por m ercrptlon Of hs sd lots the undersigned refer TO
Baltimore papers The Ie ma premises ana ~ me
of undSsignel The lands aGm"R r'uneo
and The would good county aud city cs
tom for flour aud paper mi,ls.
CORNELIUS MCLEAN,
Corner North Fayet,e Chesapeake Bank,
NATHANIEL WILLIAMS,
Corner Lexington and Calvert streets, Baltimore,
: July i-law3w Committee,
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school static prices
On sale al TAYLOR MAURY's,
aem4 Bookstore, 9th street,
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:, ,he 2h day September neat, AT 10 O'Clock,
M uub.c auction highest bidder for cash. 10
VA so,s The Articles shall be removed from the yard me
M If lie uped said yard, among winch
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No. 50 Louisiana orenuc,
WILL practise Supreme Court Of the United sta.er the
court claims and several of the Dstct OF CO.
Dec rss7--a,awi
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Delaware College.

;IE coege yeas institution will
1 gust, sixteen The
embraces two complete conr-es The classical
sci.uthc which my full
PARTICULAR assDon gyan agricultural science and 70
anay-is of soils; Also engineering and prlccai
veyng.
The department under the Of J..
". Weston, A. NJ correspond With Rose Of Tue college.
For her particulars address
DANIEL KlpKWooD, President.
yKw ARE. {Dci..) July 10, 1856
Juv I'll ux1jW
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,orrrr TO PERCEPTION CLAIMANTS.

Every the right q pre- enpiion 10 any OF ihs
LANDS yhn The pass Of townships above
lad Ia required TO the satisfaction OF the regis
ar and land Office and make payment
as oon seeiag h notice. ard h.ivrs day
poied 10, The the puhIic sale o. io bands
JOHN noon,
Acting Coma missioner of toe t,rnerai Land oaiee
Ju,y % law l3w Intel. and Star
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Schmtz's Manual of ncient History
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lie ture Mdnqus Religious Customs France.
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ONE DAY oHLY FROM RICHMOND TO THE
ALUM sPRIN9S-ONE AND HALE TO THE
WHITE SULPHUR AND SWEET SPRINGS.
THIS Route is confidently recommended
4 as the most comfortable to all the Virginia
Springs ard 1t moreover presents to the traveller
g.sst number OF objects Of peculiar interest.
Fifteen miles from Richmond il passes in half q
mile of the birth place Of HENRY CLAY, ESQ by
Hanopey old Court. House, in which PATRICk
HENRY made the first great speech Of the Revolu.
ton; in sight of Monticello the residence of THOS.
JEFFERSON; by the University of Virginia, at
Charlottesville and orer the top Of the Blue Ridge at
Rockfsb Gap This spst is rendered famous by the
declaration of Wsshingto that with a few brave
men he could there defy thu approach of the whole
British army Here, ss the cars slowly wind then
way over this immense height, the country below
spreads out in surprising beauty and grandeur fte
passing the public institutions for the ioAane and
deaf and dumb at Staunton the traveller enjoys the
view OF great deal of wild and romantic scenery at
Buffalo Gap and other parts of the route.
1t also passes nesr tho,e wonderful cuIiosties,
Weit's Gave, the Natural Bridge and Blowing
Cave" the last of which is that the blowing
nav be heard the stages paas
On the first day Of June the cars will commence
running to a station miles west CT Stanton and
will continue to go farther the track is laid BIZ
force now engaged, who put down half mile a
day. Early in August they will run 81 miles west oil
Stsunton
The Western portion of this road, including part
Esst of the Blue Ridge is well bslasted, securin
among other advantages to the traveller an exemp-
ton from dust.
The turnpike roads on this route are far better
than any other, and the public may expect more
comfortable stage accommodation than they have
ever had
If passengers desire it, through tickets will be
given By the stage line of VIM: P Parish Co from
Richmond to the White Sulphur, at 81. 70 othel
Springs, less in proportion.
Passengers passing through Richmond enjoy ful
opportunity for rest, the do not leave unit
quarter past A. M. They dine in staunton, reacI
the Alum Springs same day, and by easy stages ar
rive at White Sulphur next day, early in the even
ing. d. D. WHITCOMB,
Superintendent of Transportation.
Office Va Central Railroad Co,
Richmond, May &c, 1855. my 20
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VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
e. 49, ElsazssEsasssEl RICHMOND AVID

La hss ssszsss RICHMOND AND
SIDE AND VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAIL
ROADS-SUMMER AhRANGEMENT.--Shor
most comfortable and most expeditions route to the
VIRGINIA SPRINGS Through by Daylight, and
Baggage checked through, except on Stages.
Visitors to the Virginia Springs by this route, take
the Souhsids Railroad at Petersburg, the Rich
mond and Danville cars at Richmond 81 A. NJ j., daily
Sundays excepted,l arrive at Lyuchburg to dinner
at II nj, and thence via the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad, reach BonRacks Depot at 81 P. NJ the same
day, and there take KENT, SUMMERSON CO. s
FINE LINE OF STAGES, dine at the Red Sweet,
Sweet Springs, and arrive at the White Sulphur
Springs a. miles) early on the evening of the Sc
coud day from Richmond and Petersburg, with out
night travel, ana with but Ga mile5 of Staging.
The Virginia and Tennessee Railroad is located
through most romantic country, possessing a eli
mate unsurpassed for its salubIitY and delightful
temperature. The road passes the base of the Peaks
of Otter and within three miles of the Allegheny
Springs, one mile of the DEVILS Den or Montgomery
White Sulphur Springs and within four miles OF The
Yellow Sulphur 6prings; all pleasantly situated fe
miles apart, on the Eastern slope of the ghany
mountain in Montgomery couuty The waters OF
these Springs are celebrated for their great medci
have been greatly increased since last season.
Visitors to tia Red SULPHUR Springs take Kent,
Summerson Il Co.'s Stages ct NewbeTn Depot on the
evening of the dag that they leave Richmond OF
Petersburg, and arrive at the Strings the follow
ing day to dinner, ana Salt Sulphur Springs .ealy in
the evening.
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t-SAI6A NEW AND SPLENDID
L&sSs-sI Q PPos! ON LINE, or
STAGES Through from Richmond, Petersburg,
Baltimore, Warrington and Alexandra, to White
Sulphur and Sweet Springs, in days, and Salt Sui
phur in dsys
On and after the lst day OF July next we will run
daily line of four hoIse coaches from the terniu
of the Virginia Central Railroad, to the RoCkbridge
Alum Springs, and to the White Sulphur Spring.
via Bath Alum, Warm and Hot Springs, with branch
to the All-Healing Springs)
Passer gers leaving Richmond ia tn morning train
of cara, will reach Rockb ridge Alum aud Bath Alum
Warm Springs same day; leave next morning at
day light and arrive at the Sweet and White Sui
phur Springs early in the evening.
Having all new, tlrst class coaches fresh teams.
selected with great care and accommodating drivers,
feel assured extend to the travelling pub
lie such facilities fol and comfort have never
before been offered or secured on this line.
Through tickets from Richmond and Alexandra
to aEy Of the above named SpiaEs, be obtained
of any of gents who will always be found at the
Railroad depots of those place..
Extra coaches will De furnished at all times, when
desired. hARmAN y BROWN,
my % Pr0prietoTs.
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TROUBLES IN BosToN CHURCH. Barring the
Minister Ogt.-The trouble in Christ (Episco-
pal) Church, at Boston, in relation to the right
of proprietorship and official authority still con
sinues. On Saturday the opponents of the rector
he wing resolved that should not oficate on Sun
day, placed heavy locks on the church door, and
stationed constables TO see they not removed
This brought together large crowd and soon after
the Rector, Rev. Mr.. Smithett, attempted 10 enter
at the rear door.
The sexton, it is alleged, offered TO open the door
Tor him, but the rector, refusing to recognise his
authority, would not allow him TO do So but pro-
ceeded TO kick his way through the panels, and
made his entrance Ia this manner. On the sections
attempting to enter he elected The police
were called, but as there no further violence
nothing was done. -Four sworn constables were
subsequently placed on duty at the church to pre-.
serve order. The large paddock put upon the front
door on Saturday by one party, on Sunday morn
Ing was wrenched off, probably by the other parry
dates. Mr.. Smithett preached on Sunday without
Interruption.
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OFFICE OF THE J. T. AND K. CO.,
~ MAY 1sT, I855-For the purpose of repairing
Locks Nos % and 40, on the First Division of the
canal she navigation will be stopped at those two
points the Goth int, at down, and will not be
opened again until the 18th of June; it will then
main open until the 9th ofJuue, when it will be
again stopped at Locks Nos 10 and S. until the 18th
of July.
Forthe purpose Of laying lew floors in Locks Mes
(. 5 and 6, the navigation will be stepped between
those three Locks on the 22d inst, and be opened
again on the Monday following.
BY order OF the Board Of Directors.
Il. L.. CHINN,
mp dim Superintendent Of Repairs.
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MrsCELLANEOUs.
HilIEL-,I

A 'ULUMBIhN hui Eli AbIE4o NJ.
~ BOYD L CO., having lesssd this desirable Ho-
tel, will spare ne pains TO maintain its former pspu-
lErity and comfort They have employed b. POR-
TER to take the entire charge Of the House on and
after lat April. The former patrons OF this Hotel,
and numerous friends Of T.. Porter, are rsquestsd
to give them a call
Richmond, March 20. 1855. ap3
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I. PEMB ON,

MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
OFFERS for sale for CASH the follow
~ lowing Goods
Seine Irvine, all Nos; Seine Thread, al Nos.
Seine Lines, various lengths and sizes
Cotton Cordage; Bed Cords Leading Lines, all sizeI
Carpet Warp, all colors
Cotton Yarns; Cotton Batting ell numbers
Cotton and Wool Cards all numberI
Duponts Sporting Powder
Shot, ell sizes
English and American Gun Caps
With well selected assortment OF GROCERIES
suited to the Trsdeall, any part Of which, viii
be sold at very small advance for cash. ia
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STATISTICS OF LOWELL MANUFAcFUREg-Tf q
capital invested In the Manufactures of Lowell on
the lst OF January, amounted to over Sl4 600 0O0
There are So mills running, 81, 1913 spiudIes IL,
4O' looms at these and other departments of the
wooiien and cotton manufacture, { 723 females and
45i2 males are employed This working force
produced weekly . 23e 900 yards of cotton cloth,
1oooo yards OF woollens, IS 900 yards of carpet
ins ana % rugs. consuming, therefor, 735 900 lbs
oil cotton, and 10000 lbs OF wool
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