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A WONDERFUL AMERICAN ROMANCE
~ This week pnbi,hed. IN THE FAMILY GUIDE JOUR
NAL and nnxna local tale Of intense interest entitled
THE RICH AND POOR;
Or, III UhfHA ~ IhIA-ls,
A Tale Of New.YoIk Society Thirty Tears iEo.

a Tale Of New-YoIk Society Thirty Tta Afo.
THIS story OF The Rich the Poor" remarkable por
tai, of NxYoik sooey the past geners which Will be
ad rot with aydity from ne dramatic incidents inter
woy en- poI but with pJd, from the wholesome
morality end sloqueoce PervaeDg It's entire eompo
.op Founded upon the trials sud o. young and
atc awy ottAn the redress poor against The
OPPRESSION the rich EXHIBITS me onsnon Of honor
against persecution and l1sras the mtyraon Of ice hear
by u, unreentng persecution Of RE world
Every character portrayed vyhe honorable storrey,
the malignant pettiosg the ch ber,lne and MS misguided
victim he starving CIR sud the patcsn sy together
with full panorama OF scen-s Tea. life, placed IL most
striking md Idly c0ofs before sdr reader
Without fear Of tradIctor Sse that his new ro-
be universally hailed re and The best
ever publ shee in 80 American reVspsper.
THE FAMILY JOURNAL Is sod BY al News Agents.
Price three One dollar per year ADJ a.
subscribers. Cffce No IS Sprucs-st., Nsw-York.
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Ninth Ward Republican AssociatiOn.-The WARD
TEE appointed BY tins Ward cary out the
i, Association Will hold meeting ct Blocker Building on
WEDNESDAY EVENING next Active measures are beng
taken TO have the Ward flly organized.
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fine ARTS.

COUPIL Il Co. beg to announce thAt they have
" on exhibition, for short ns, the celebrated ss4r'as
!" DANTE AND BEATRICE,
and viii continue receive -bscdeen names fo ne me
INg FNcsAyfSc, which will shortly De puhlshed
~ eISE ART GALLERY,
No. 80 BTosd~sy New.YoTs.
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~ q I III Z T z A ID E -
C. : FRANCIS Co.. having coa;r bused no nvoice %
Il Trade Sac Of me Book Pubisasfs AssocsOn offer 20 ssh
the Books CT cir du1g The Of his sale
Until the Sch Of sepenheE TRADE SALE Terms ane
AZ the DUPLICATING PRICES txsd icr The regular t-u
SAes.
Orders nay be iiree: 70 hen, CT le VIII Mess.
Bsngs, Brother & Co.
Their Tads liz. r,y be bad e.;he, ttsir Bookstore ~
tire Trade Sac Roors
This very favorable opportunity fo Booksele 70 PocaFe
Very e4be stock for tEs spprolcIcg holidays
10. 80 5-oalNsl. Sea iork SEM. Do. le5L
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NOTlCF.-RACHEL COMPANY-The LAST
~ REPRESEN rATIONs CT Mile RACHEL prioT 70 Der
departure for Boston, Phlsdephia, Hsysns and
wDl BE- given three times seek viz; MONDAYS WEONEs-
DAYS s1dFRlpAYs,
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ClTUATIONS WANTED BY two respectabl

~ G.s one good PLAIN COOK. hrst.rsre WASHED
and IROEFR; tie other u do CilAMBEhNOhk al
WAIlIH3 objection 10 8ssst in tho WASHING an
IRONING The best Of city reference from her list plac'
Call a. Nc. 1874 Wet leth.st, he 8thaI
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II OVERNFSS-A Young Lady desires situa
N lion 70 TEACH MUSIC. FREECH and DRAWISG, 70
.ee with the C. mnon Eng.h BTaa The highest refer
srcs oven and required Apply ct No. 10 Hausons from
T. N. TO T. ~.
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~ ,xptrercsd yCung women IS LADPS MAiO aDi
sEANsTRfSs. Can and h ohldens and his
ob lection 30 south Charleston A1gDss preferred.
city siorences Cal address g. =: No 9TH
IN tLe sloEe.
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REAT BOOK on o W A
" Iu.t pab.i,hs5 large End valuable work entitled
IOWA As IT -
Nth lUge Township Map, Views Of Public buidns' account
f pnIc In poyeme ard other VI nteres 20
Tho Sc eoDtsmpains sussn Price, With map 81 sos WITH
0u' Ross JOSES'G TOCsEY, NJ iC3 Nsssau.F. Y,
and No p CIark-st, Chicago.
Mailed post.f.ee on receipt o. pnce.
Recently Published:
TIVE MATCH GIRL; OR, LIFE SCENES A.
Il THEY ARE 81 y -
THE PLANfEKS VICTIM; O., EcJDENTs OF AMERICAN
IOWA as 1T IS with To~u.hip Nap 81 80 $500
Henry V1IrH AND HIS SIX WIVES By 1sroert- ~ -
TIE HIDDEN PATa, ESCAPED Nun, and other now
pub. On ions of the day.
The .de supplied OF rea'onsbie terms: ,,,,-,o.,,
MILLER ORION & MULLlGAN,
No. . PaTk.row, New. YORK.
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- ercsd Gr. with good r,rsnce OOk add q
WASH and IRON, 20 do the hOUsEWoRk q pTtysts
in yf the other a. CBAMSEEMAlD and WAITER, Or a.
NURSE sui SEAaSrRE5s. Cal at No. u 9Th ss., 10 he
Bookstore.
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- and DREssMAKRR in pf.ysie family by sveIy eSped
eneed Gn good city feoIelcej End gc0i COOK aod
to WAsH and IRON by ,5y, aciyo young Wonaa. Ca. At
No. u 9Th az, in tho Bookstore.
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NOTICE-RACHEL COMPANi-Ilcketsc can
~ be obtained and seats scared for each
,he Metropolitan Theatre aad 8, Mr. $ G IoL-
LIF'S MUSIC STORE Broadway. under the 81 Nicholas
hotel from A. N. til 4 P. n. Also, ~ The once No. ~
Wslls. No 2s, from 10 A H. III r. NJ. me 10
lowing aria prices: Orchestra and Balcony seats fs
cueI, Psrquet Circle and FIRED Circle g. UPPER Sicie .
cents. Tar SECURED SEATS ARE WITHOUT EXTRA
CHARGE.
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CITUATIONS WANTED-By two Girls
- one a. COOK, WASHER aud IRONER-the other Al
CHAMRFRaiAI and WAlTER They thoroughly under
tsfd their business Can b, two days a. the Bakery
Store 30 lstay. Good CRY rctr-lces
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porstedl will hold their second PUBLIC MEETING, on
TUESDAY EVENING Sept 25, at Uunn Hal, NJ. leS
Bowery O'Clock when the Committee deputed TO dram
will report. In this Ascot .on the members
viii have the ectipe Of their officers The framing their
own laws aud the CONTROL Of their w FUNDS Pay
hy nstalments Working attend and judge icr
Yourselves.
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cur ance; tho ann WATER undertands b m,nsge-
ment and driving; bis Wife ~ COOK aud % WASH
end IRON Wages much object ~ sfesdY place
They can dive safactory reference 10 honesty -oboy
and ieGdnes4 TO be seen I'LL so,ed a. No. 726thay 10 tho
Bookstore.
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General society of Mechanics and rradesneu of

EIectro-t heniicat Baths.-Dr. j. SILAS BROWN,
Pupn Il NJ NerEues edmuiser these Baths Trails Hy
Sropa hic institute, No - LssutsL They viii speedily
ali nera sn0 metallic pArc from the BODY and cure
Rhoum Plsies. Contracted Mucs NeurGes and the
Nervous and Dypepc afeoons hy their pres
Infectious NrSses and SusIy and GsndarS ObSruc-
quickly relieved The surprising effects OF these
Bsih dster5E impurities from the system, Be
NJ 81 hours q the day.
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DKpAarmrsr or THE IsrKRroR,
Office Indian Affairs, August 49, ie55.
DUBLIC NOTICE hereby given, pieces
parcels Of land hereinafter described lying IN e counties Of
State Of Missssipp VIII al The es and places
posed for .as y guar ter seeon a. public 70 The
s % H e y & % @
n Monay he Sd day Of December 1885, a, the
Cofeevlle, following in Yaobuha county;
tounsh,p seenty- cs3) range eight o) east
All o scccn thirty three (33;) IL
half southeast quarter Of section weny-e light 2s
The baf Of section twenty nine t29)
The northeast quarter Of section thirty one Ssl y
The west half of section hiry-four ga
the adjoining range in Coahoaa county, viz:
thirteen, fo~hP t0enysr 6,)
sepen (T toesf
On Monday December, 1885, the court house door
.hareson county The following described tracts
land in said county, viz:
In township twen,yJou t2a,) range teo ta) east
All of sections three 81 ten (o and thirty three $3.50
Tne s"une. Of ses'o" nne q g. ,o0
The north half Of section ,wsnysin la6a
The half Of section twenty-seven cas-
The quarter OF section ihiryfou t34 and
bor,hcas, quarter Of section tirty-si1 (a6)
In tolrnship taoentyfee (a5) range tco (2) east.
dissection twenty a7D eight ( and twenty nine
: Tie northeast quarter Of section four a y
The soutiwest quarter Of section twenty Two e. 2
The east hall of section thirty tS0.)
IA foEnshtp tDcMyJoT (2a,) range t"Tee 90 ease
All Of section three (3;)
The northeast OF t2
The northeast quarter OF secion four ti) .t
IN township tcenty.f (95 y range three t3) east
. The southwest quarter fourteen Gas
The southeast quarter of section fifteen (l5;)
The southwest quarter Of section twenty Eve (s5 y
The southeast section twenty (2B
The quaner section ,hirty-tree 1881 and
he southwest quarter of section ihirly-iour tsi.)
Monday, nth day of December 1855. the
door in the of Lexmston Holmes county, The following de-
scribsd tracts Of land in said county, VIZ
II, township sixteen (l6) range one ~ rest.
half o fifteen us y
The half souteast section 22
In tolnsh,p fifteen u5,) range one ~ west.
The southeast quarter Of section twenty (a0.)
Saturday. 22d OF December
Columbus following described
land in LoTadcs county, viz
quarter twenty-five (2a
ieeD OBJ seventeen (l1) cast
and seventy quarter
selected in 1874 Time when Of the best lands in the st
unoccuped and unappropiaed and the other five
oneegt eighth Of sections
acquired debtors orphan The
fertile, well aud advantageouy iosafed many
"argeiy
which they lie and emineny adapted plant
ing purposes
appraiscnent reserves showing vaue
which each respectively sold, will
be made prior the dates ot sale.
the purchaser purchasers of shall fail
with sale, land purchased will esold
a their aud risk #
The te ndspntabe but IT, in
adverse claim shall be orphans
win be defended by the government as their guardian
e sales will at the l2
of each day. and continue until the lands all offered
CHARLES E. MIX,
Aug l4-da&lawtDec Acting Commissioner
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All Of papers designated g. and TO be made Of
from adnl
white blue coo be required and twa the
class be the regular standard OF their
of weights required by this Of
fce The right Of ordering less quantity Of
and such times and la such
the public require.
Each class will be considered separately and be subject 10 sea
bidders OF the classes
proposal privilege reserved OF requiring
bidder than class assigned him TO take all
such classes, or forfeit his right To any class
Samples Tess Of each kind OF paper bid
eac bid and,
be numbered correspond with the number
paper proposed cnedue and, IN tho fret
properly designated viii not be
considered All proposals and be transmitted 10 this
Office free Of postage other expense.
Each proposal the individual n making
specify and but for each
kind contained the class proposed for
All be delivered at such place
Washington city, good order
all charge and subject the
Inspection count weight the
and be in nil respects satisfactory.
Blank proposals viii be furnished at this Office TO persons
applying viii be into consideration unless
substantially agreeing herewith
Bonds approved will be required; the supply
inferior article Of the closes failure To supply
the quantity required time, will be considered violation Of
the contract
Each bidder required 10 furnish proposals. satisfactory
ability proposals
MED by such evidence will be rejected
will opened required by law on
the Tuesday after The fret Monday in December" next h)
at O'Clock, m, ofcr OF the superintendent
Printing Capitol States, Washington and endorsed
i - A. G. SEAMAN,
Oct 2-3iaw9w Superintendent Of Public Printing.
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Posr OrYIcg DKrAHraxsr,

Posr OrYIcE DErARrassr,
October rs, is55.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received this unit,
the 3oh Of November - Of the clock noon for
the posi- United states years
cred free Of al he blank agencies Of e Post
srment at Washington, d. CT New York ei and Cincinnati
The estimated quantity each article and hs quality thereof re-
quired at each agency yearly are specified below,
DISTRICT NO. ], AT WASHINGTON, ID. c.
1900 ams patent manila w,sppss s 20 a % sns, IN
a"a s, sss mo- % on, aas.
10 do oihs kind Of paper 20 BY - inches in slIe and
200 Of strands. hard is,ed and in balls
500 do Of hs sm s.ms kind !. VSns. en- po
:, goo ing from y % pounds go, !.
diameter well twisted, and in balls or hanks
DISTRICT NO. ., AT NEW YORK CITY.
5000 reams Of wrapping paper similar to that first described the
loo do similar g that las. described in said estimate
BY 40, and weigh than IS pounds
5000 pounds of cotton Me the same as that FIRST described for
aooo description for said district
for said district
600 do scarlet sealing same as fos district MOL
DISTRICT NO. 3, AT CINCINNATI OHIO.
1000 reama wrapping paper similar TO that first named for district
30 do similar 10 thai Last named Cor said distrc,
$500 pounds COTTON twne similar 10 that OF The FIRST description Tor
5000 do hemp wne similar of the third dsscrp
ton for said district
mate for district No. ].
Proposals VIII be received for each article separately separately
for each district, the whole
fhe districts should be increased in number
the articles shall be delivered such places the Post
muster General shall designnrc, pro rata prices
Each bid be accomplished with sample Of the article
posed articles used
the department be seen a procured from either Of the
responding TO the samples referred to above
Each bidder furnish with his proposals. evidence Of his
ability TO comply with his bid
Two sufficient will be required a contract.
Failures furnish the articles for promptly furnish
articles will considered
fcent for the forfeiture OF the contract
be considered
Proposals envelope
article proposed
them addressed the First Assistant Postmaster General Wash
ng,on city, D. Z.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
i Postmaster General.
OCTOBER Is, 1855.
(ptI7 Tia uAvu
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Caution-Iottery Frauds.

GE OvvrcK TIVE MARYLAND CoxsoIsp ArvD LOTTERIES,
Baltimore, Maryland, July !, 1885,
THE commissioner of the Maryland shte lotteries has deemed IL
his public against the swinders
who by fraudulent lottery schsme,
the sale OF tickets in lotteries which
wholly fictitious
Maryland those drawn daily under
elected by
examine approve the
schemes and attend 10 the drawings esl@fes
Al the tickets these lotteries aud all Certificates Of packages Of
tickets hcg X Brennan,
tho Once Of the Maryland Consolidated Lotteries
Baltimore Maryland" All Others are fraudulent
For fu information hose frauds address
". FIREMAN,
Il 2s-dlv Baltimore Maryland,
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mo. SAIL
Notice

NOIICe
OF the dsconinudnce Of United States Land Offices
- the States Of IRiio Michigan, Wsconein, and Ioma.
provisions
press, approved
quantity public land remaining unsold
shall be reduced number than hundred
sand shall be discontinued,
with other subject, Secretary
has directed that the following offices be discontinued
ShawneeowD and Kaskaskia, in Illinois.
Kalamazoo, Michigan.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Fairfield, Iowa.
Lands remaining unsoI and undposed Of in the above districts
will be subject those offices the date of
receipt fleet tho
points, and viii be made subject to entry follows
sbawnceown and kakaka, be attached 10 the Springfield
istic Illinois.
Kalamazoo TO The Ionia district, Michigan.
Milwaukee The Menasha district, Wisconsin.
Fairfield TO the Charlton district, Iowa.
The officers the points consolidation will
of the days which they win be
applications for entries lands their Offices.
Given under hand, the city WabiDgon this 18th day
November A. d. 1855.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office
Nov ld-lawsw
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OCTOBER Is, 1855.
Oct i7--iaW4w
once OF Army Clothing and Equipage.

PHILADELPHIA, October 3D. 1855.
SEAIED PROPOSALS are invited, and will be received this
office until 10 O'clock of the 10Th day of December
for furnishing by contract the following supplies
deliverable the United Clothing Equpage Depot
5chuylkiil Arsenal, In quantities required, viz
2300 yards Ga ndigo twed CLOTH weigh
ing u ounces yard
so yards Cd (indS0 wled weigh
ing % ounces per yard
1000 yards Ga dark blue indigo dyed) CLOTH
bands, weighing about A ounces per yard
% 900 yards dark blue ndgo dyed cotton and wool annes
TO weigh 6x per yard
yards 10 white hanne cotton and WOOL to weigh 6K
ounces yard
$4,000 dark blue
100000 yards Caaon danne weigh per yard
1900 yards cotton drilling unbeached weigh OK
per yard
$4,000 drilling unbeached, weigh TX
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Proposals for Furnishing the Paper for the
Public Printing.


OyrIcE or rHx surEgINrssBEsr PuBLIo PRsrlse,
Washington, september 49, 1850.
pursuance provisions of Act provide
cutting public printing approved August 3D. 1884 sealed
Monday I'D day) twelve O'Clock, for
furnishing that required for Tue public printing of
year commencing day Of December 1885, and ending
day Decomber, 1886.
The suboined specifics nearly be aseeaned,
quantity quality and description OF each Kind OF paper that WIZ be
required
10000 fine printing paper uneaendered "a by
IS inches and weigh foriyhve pounds the ream Of
1s0 Sheets
1900 printing paper. caiendeed "a by %
inches and weigh hiy six pounds TO the ream OF 4so
sheets.
5000 superhne ealendeed printing paper
"a by 80 inches, and 10 weigh hytwo pounds 10
the OF 4eU sheets.
superne and ealendeed printing paper
10 measure by inches, To weigh forty tight
pounds TO the OF 4eu sheets
CLASP.
900 supeTne map paper of such
AZ ma be required, spondng weight with
paper measuring 10 by "a inches and weighing twenty
pounds per Team OF 4e0 sheets
200 superhne plate caendered ancaendered
may be equed) ~ by "a Inches, and OF such weight
per be required
paper classes be Of linen
cotton, all ndulteraion other sub
stances OF fair wiieness and put up IN CURES twenrnr
in bundles EACH each
perfect Uniformity color, thickness, and weight
will required and bundle wrappers)
under five the standard weight Will be -
weight will he MIXING
the bundle make the weight
will be considered a violation OF she contract
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Near the Canal Bdsin .7fcrandria.
EITZPATRIuK BURNS propretors and manufacturers Of
yarns, carpet chain, twinc wrapping me- cord
bate, sc
respectfully solicited
the articles, winch will deliver In Washington
baltimore Other northern markets. All
orders will meet with prompt attention by addressing
Oct l-dlm n b.
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United states Patent Once,

Washington, October ID, 1885,
IN petition Of Robert Preot BALTIMORE Maryland praying
for the Of granted to him the l7ih of
January, 1884, for teacbipg
geography &C., from The expiration OF said pat
en which place the 18th day Of January, 1876
petition be heard the Patent Office
Monday, the 9Th OF January at II O'Clock, and all
appear cause any have,
why said petition ought be granted.
opposing required file In the Patent
objections specially forth writing at least twenty
the day Of all testimony filed by either party
10 and transmitted in
with the rules of the Office which will pc furnished on
plicaiion.
The testimony will be closed the 9th Of De-
cember dcposops papers relied testimony,
office before the that day the
arguments, II any, within days thereafter
Ordered thus notice be published in the Union ntel
and Evening STAR Washington, ID CT Republican, BALM
Philadelphia Journal of Commerce, New
Boston, Massacbusett week for three
weeks previous January day
hearing e4.4 49, = -
g. r. aHUGERr,
Acting Commissioner OF Patents
sEdors Of the above papers will please and send
bills the Patent oce with containing This notice
Oct 20-law3w aHs
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Law school or Cumberiaid University, at Lebanon
Tennessee.
FACULTY Hon. Abraham Caruthe, late one Of the circuit
L judges of Tenncssce.
Hon Green, Of the judges ofe
of Tennessee. ~ e.4. #
Hon. Bom6ed L. Ridley Of the cnanceors Of the State
Judges Carhe Green dew their whole time exclusively
to the school Erf,E
Plan Daily examinations each the
No of lectures but explanations OF the
daily lessons / the progress OF the examinations
Weekly law and equity, In which
Of facts given by the pofes
through all the known In ncua
practice. prepare
Deeds wills all of documens be read evil
taken by appeal TO
which held monthly in the Glass; and In
public every The students clerks shcr
jurors judges chanceors, and in other official
Daces their suits.
ember and ends third Thursday in February The second
the succeeding Monday in February and ends sesons
Thursday in July.
Erpenes ps fee $50, in advances con,nsen
Tee 81 boarding about ESQ., Sudens furnish their own books
which be had in the Lebanon bookstores
complete unless tho
No study required for
regular classes Students
any during the collegiate year.
n legislature connected with the school.
Number Of students the last collegiate year eighty six
ROBEkT l.. CARUTHERS,
Feb ll-eoly President Board OF Trustees
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Nassau Hall College of New Jersey, Princeton.

I" Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And brought to min
Should auId acquaintance be forgot,
Aud days % aud lang syne.'
The of the ending in June, 1888
ending June, 1882 the sophomore
ending June 1884, and the Freshman class Of the
ending hereby TO assemble
Washington, by the third OF March, A. D. e57 at The latest
brighten the links OF the chain ofove and friendship which time
entirely exchange once in their
greeting sympathy, lament the untney fate OF
sons Of their promising composers. II
preliminary OF the se'fappointed committee VIII be
held Monday in September A. d. 1885, at the United
HOTEL between Fourth and Fifth streets,
classes whom be
venen invited when the measures will be
adopted TO full an attendance posFihle
In the whom this notice addressed VIII be
furnish The othe committee BY mail with
their respective post Offices
Of Trenton N. j.. Chairman Of Committee.
ALEXANDER y. HART, M. D.,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
]. NEWTON LTGHTNER,
. ofLancaser, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLETON,
Winston, Allegheny CO., Nd,
SAMUEL r. RICHARDS,
nalsto Iron and Glnss Works, N. j.,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland,
I'll Committee.
JoHx WErpsAs, of Lebanon, Pa. Secretary.
March 27--IawtAlgr3 [inteligencerl
All newspapers civilized countries Of the world request
of through the four d
visions OF the globe all throughout the United
States of give sranious insertion
March, A. d.
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CLENwOOD CEMETERY-once No. aos P.pusyly.ri

NLENWOOD CEMETENY.--Omce No. 200 PENNSYLVANIA
ST oth street, the Savings Baak
cemetery laid tho celebrated
Nork aud situated the high ground distant guar
A. Of Capitol, Capitol directly
ss This have received charter from
~ s 10 The p their ground forever burial making
wish dead 70 o. vas, pors.nee 70 those who
hesa ar other purposes 70 IN the burial ground becomes
cnosy into large pt aea md tho dead pro
,,,ss are siven the ground, ,Tns cannot prevep, IT,
as NO oasce open from 70 70 " a. M, amer In
o.. eha,er. and bylaws, sao ~ r,h ~, slstu with
aep w sa ii, orders for intemcnu ,er VIII man hs
ysy No siO Seventh street. OF any o s June l7r~.
aaesesd
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GOLD silver plated spectaces &C, Of
focuses, peoaI pescopic and paraboa
advantages IN selecting glasses
adapted to the eyes Of wearers-
NJ. w. GAIT n BRO,
324 Penn. avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
Ian oS-n