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Nassau Hall College or New Jersey, Princeton.
" Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought TO mini,
should anid acquaintance be forgot,
And dsys q, uuId tnng svnev

" should aud acquaintance be forgot,
And newer brought mini;
should aud acquaintance be forgot
And days o. nud lang syne." @e1s
The members Of tho
The junior class OF the ending June, Sophamots
class OF the year ending in June 1885, Freshman
year ending IN June 1850 hereby assemble
ashingon, d. C the hd March, A.
brighten the links OF the chain
ude can ever entirely exchange
hives greeting and sympathy un,imely
some OF their most promising
preliminary meeting Of the appointed committee will
bod on te nrst Monday in September, A. d. 1885, United
States Hotel Chestnut street between Fourth Fi
which hose members of the
vepent ar invited 10 attend, when the
adopted TO secure as full an attendance possible
In ths time, those whom this
good enough TO furnish the secretary ofths commtee mail
EDWARD j. GRANT, Nj D. a4}d ab
t-@ OF Trenton, N. j., Chairman o Committee
ALEXANDER @. BART, M. D.,
o. Phiisdelphia Pcnnsylvani
J. NEWTON LIGHTNER,
ofLsncaster, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLETON,
Of Winston AheshaHy Co., Nd
SAMUEL r. RCHA RUS,
OF naIsto Iron aud Glass Works, N. j.,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
.ss OF Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee.
Joax WKsSzAs, OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary
March 27-IawMar3 [Intelgencer] 't@ -ts.Ns " tA4
All the countries of the world are reaues
ed 10 notice this advertisement their
hefs OF the several casscs through
stron Of the globe and all Throughout
states OF America insertion
ca-iooaiy between this date aud the ID March,
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r. IL. GILL EFT,


Coraseior at Lar,
% e franklin Row, corner
OF Thirteenth continue
principally n Unii,d
Having patents will
give advice and opinions legal questions arising before
tho Patent oice appeals chief
tnunrbia; nad will in
preparation and trial OF suits concerning patents.
claims before Congress either othe departments
viii also claims before my hoard established for their
Rdindcation,
n.t0q dff
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.
RsdNfion of Fare 10 California,

AEA United States mail steamships leave New York
<ry1 for Aspinwal the 5th and 10th Of each month
connecting with mil steamers from Panama to San
inspected and approved by the Navy
"srsrns"s "a guaranty speed and safey. II x. '1n
In" railroad (47 miles completed
ocean, The baggage passen-
ges- York through Francisco,
Panama by the
The money paid York expenses the trip
Francisco prevent in of acciden
the \ entirely reliable. -as Es.s4.
Panama the day they arrive Aspin
wall II = a9f.. SEP =
go through by steamer, charge
children without other protectors. I3tH
For through tickets the apply the agency III
West street, New York, L. W. RAYMOND.
Mayt-du
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Petition for Partition,

Glover Perrin VIM t. Willis and wife and Hendricks
VHEREAS GIovsr Perrin filed petition praying
and setting his interest in 10 and 81 In the city
OF Pensacola showing that the defendants have
ordered
petition Monday October
county, Fiorida
further ordered this be published
weekly months In the Florida Democrat the Washington
Union and the New York Journal Of Commerce.
THos. r. KING, Judge.
PENSACOLA, June Is, 1855. s.#.e
June 23-1aw2m
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IoHs sNIpER former old established
Jacob Sndcr, No 70 Walnut four doors
consumers VIII be supplied with wines
md liquors the accommodating terms
JACOB sNIDER importation Of foreign wines,
76 where he prepared 10 receive orders
special importation wna various housas in En
and upwards; and soic,ts
John Vaughan sndr he of his friends and
former customers.
All delivered Washington city by "Adamss Exp 81
frcs OF freight June 9--diy
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United states Mails.

ea Posr OFFICE DErA ARTnKNT, May is, 1855.
DROPosALs carrying mails Of
November, 1865 30h day of June 1885,
State Of MICHIGAN, will be received Con-
Office Of the Post oce Department in the city Of Wash
gon, until the Is day Of August inclusive he decided
ne dny, the and times herein specified
1884 River Bay rs miles and back
during the suspension OF navigation from November
TO May Is in each year. ~ I" Il
Leave River Monday q # +
+ Arrive at Keewenaw Bay Wednesday by D IN;
Leave Keewenaw Bay Thursday AZ a aes
Arrive Carp m Saturday by D IN.
367 by Portage Entry Houghton Clifton Eagle
River, Eagle arbor, aud North West Mine, Fort viii
kins, n miles and back, a week.
Leave Keewenaw Bny Thursday at g
Arrive Fort wilkins next Saturday by 6 pm;
Leave Fort wilkins Monday al a 94 .@ 8.
Arrive at keswenaw Bay Wednesday by
1913 Kerwenaw Bay by ueonqun Adventure and Rockand 10
onionagon. SO miles and back, once week.
Leave Kcewenaw Bay Thursday at Gam;
Arrive at ontonaeon next Saturday by 6pmi
Leave Ononagon Monday AT q
Arrive ut Keewenaw Bay "Wednesday by o pm.
For with conditions embraced In the
proposals dated February TO- 1885
Il JAMES CAMPBELL,
May l7--lawfw Postmaster General.
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United states Patent once,
Washington, May 10, 1855.

of Emily Pullman siminisuarix of the
of Lewis Puiman deceased OF Albion, New York, pray
ing the extension OF the nd Lewis Pullman
the 2 day Of August 1851 for Improvement in machines
removing buildings from the expiration
Of patent which takes place the 2st OF
1856 +7 4aQ
ordered that the said petition he heard Patent Office
Monday the 9th day Of August next al u O'clock and all
notified appear
why said petition ought granted. srts. ri
Persons opposing required file in the Patent
Office objections specially
days before day Of hearing h esmony hled by either
the said be taken
cordance with The rules OF The oee which will be furnished
plicaion.
The Will be closed 26tb OF
deposons, other relied testimony
filed the Office before that
gumenis, il any, withn days thereafter
and Esenng snr. Washington, D. CT
Philadelphia, scien tfc American New York. vi Daily
Baltimore lepubicah Baltimore Boston,, Mass,
week Cor three successive weeks previous to the 9Th day Of
gust next, The day Of herring u. fct
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
r. SEditors e the papers viii please copy,
thor bills The Patent ofce containing this notice.
Nav
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WAR DEPARTMENT..
Hon. Jefferson Davis Secretary of War In the Secre
tary office proper there chief clerk subord
clerks, two messengers, and four waohmen T g.,
lowing bureaus attached to this den.-. - no io'
- o sment:
Commdna'ng uenerWs ylfccThis Office at the head Of
"hiVh % lag General Scott is at New York.
Adjntant Generals O6ice.Col. Samuel Cooper Adjuant
George Deas and Captain Seth Williams. Judge Advocate
Major John f. Lee Nine clerks and messenger In this
office kept all the records which refer the personnel Of
the army, the rolls &c 1t is here whore all military
missions made out.
Qaarternaster Generals Office. Gen. Thomas s. Jesup
quartermaster general Charles Thomas assistant quarter
master generals Captain NJ. NJ. Clark district quarter
master Major H. G. Wayne in charge of clothing branch
eleven clerks and one messenger.
Paynaster Generals 00fce-Co b. F. Larned, paymaster
general Major ST. Clair Denny, district paymaser eight
clerks and one messenger.
Coapssary Generals O6ice.-Gen. George Gibson, com
mssary generals assistant Captain A. E. Shrias six clerks
AMI one messenger.
Surgeon Generals 0Dicc--Gen Thomas Lawson surgeon
general; assistants, DR.. II. c. Wood and Dr. Richard II.
Coolidge; three clerks.
Engineer Oice.General Joseph G. Totten, chief engi
one messenger
Typographical Bureou.--fo j. j. Albert, colonel of the
corps assistant, Lieut.. NJ, L. smith four clerks and
one messenger
Ordnance Colonel ii. X. Craig, colonel of ord
assistant, Captain Wm Maynader eight clerks and
messenger
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akss. YoaR, ouEmEN, AND SOUTH
-rS-S3fSt AMnrDH uNiTED ST II E5 MAI. STEAMERS
~ shins ths line the WASHING
sssSdsSSs9 fnv. Cat. 4. Cavcndy; HERMANN. Capt Ed
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lo0Kr OF CLAIMS Unah Forrest, as,orncy-atlaw. Rock
" vie Maryland, will claims and
Washington. Aitoss
addressed him either Rockville No ea VIII ne
attended TO. 4.1EUl M. FtfHNHf
! March 3l--dsJuly
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.


To Capt Nj g. Meies, u. b. Engineers.
We, undersigned, residents Or in the State Of,
hereby Jointly every with the United Saes and
guaranty, bid be accepted,
will within days after the the said bid
the good and sufficient
In conformity
nfthe advertisement which made Aud in the
shall fail aforesaid, guaranty
good The difference between the offer by the said and
The lowest bidder.
tsicncd) A.. b.
II II g. ID.
hereby certify that my knowledge belief
above. guaraniors good and sufficient.
(Siaued) f., Y.
Mar S-3swtS,lMay SiawG
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,s,siE UNIY ONE atrHUNsZED!-rhen Rob Of "
vEAU LAFFET TEuR is Tar superior the srups Of cus
paria other remedies. radically
wthoat al affections of the skn darues scouls
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injections Houndnss A. an anuyphilc the Rob
short ensuing
balsam cspavia cubebs, from niecons which only
the virus without n~uirazing The Rob Boyveau
syphic whether
ing and which have resisted the Of the
General far the United States Gabriel Bondn, esq.,
William New York. for wholesale orders Gaio puconee
New Orleans; Seuliy, San Francisco. Fleoi5l sat In
The Rob aecteur sold all the druggists throughout the Unit
The pamphlet Of Doctor de- s Gervns
properties OF the Rob will be obtained by writing G. on.
din 81 William street. New York. who will give every information
wanted 1.l1. nrt, te..,az
G. B. is prepared I'll orders for South America, tho West
dies &c., free Of the United States dues he has Rob bond
Mnrchl ID
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The psssss as0a pooss
payment u sas.essstss @ase In advance
ey letter. sho
which VIII be paid and an assunst esssa 4
uansnssou- NEE VIA M.## #
The COUNTRY PAPER published ui weekly darsns As
oi Congress, aaa sent weekly aosins t1s
ss~enptons fas psrisd ysar reoeisea
prcposnossd 10 the Absvr annual
o0-PosTMAsTKRs auShosssS our agents and BY
sending DAILY sassesssss, so
WEEKLY suescrses wits sss cnelosed, win
copy ssafis. e t ~ hf
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Law Notice.

BRows, STANTON, WALKER. s
w M. r. BROWN FRED L. STANTON, and ]. KNOX WALK
Err have formed partnership for practising law in the Supreme
Of tinted Washington
Tennsssce Offices Washington Mem
phs of parties always either place,
letters addressed viii prompt
April 49, tfeod Intel. and Sentinel copy1 9e
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service and the reports Of the mail lettings giving
of each bid also Of the contracts made, the
originated the cutailments ordered and the additional
allowances granted within the year.
General and twenty clerks To this ofce are
assigned the supervision and management of the financial
business OF the department. not devoed by law the
Auditor embracing accounts with the draft oces and other
the department the issuing and
drafts payment OF balances reported by the Auditor to be
due mail contractors and other the supervision
the of offices under orders depose their
tey balances designated points and the superntendence
Of the rendition by of their quarterly returns OF
postages 1t has charge of the deadetter Office, OF the
postage stamps and stamped envelopes for the
postage, and of the connected there
with.
To the Third Assistant General all postmasters
should direct their quarterly returns OF postage those at
draft Offices their letters reporting quarterly the net
ceeds of their Offices and those depositing Offices,
their certificates of depose him should also be directed
the weekly and monthly returns OF the ePostares OF the
department. well all applications and receipts for post
age stamps and stamped envelopes and for dead letters
Inspection O6acs.--John Oakord, esq., chief clerk; and
clerks To this Office Is assigned the duty OF
ceving and examining the registers OF the arrivals and de-
partures Of the nails certificates of the service of route
agents. and reports of mail failures OF noting the den-
quencs Of contractors and preparing thereon for the
registers reports of mail failures providing and send
ing mail bags and mail locks and keys and doing all
other things which be to secure faithful and
exact performance of all mail contracts tsl5
All of mail Depreciation of violation of law by pri-
expresses by the forging illegal of postage
stamps under the supervision of this Office and should be
All communications respecting money letters, mail
depredations other violations of law maocks and
keys should be directed Chef Clerk Post Office Depart
ment."
All registers of tho arrivals and departures of the mails
certificates of the service of agents. reports of mail fail
ures applications for blank registers and reports of failures
perfect service should be directed Inspection Office, Post
Office Department.
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To southern AgricuIturists and Planters.

THOROUGH, practical, wishes
"A healthy estate the South which
proprietor desires improve and convert into purely agcu
and stock farm.
The highest eiven all communion
subject fully answered.
Address hGRfcOLA, Washington, ID q.
March T--iawiy
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Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

Hon. James Campbell, Postmaster General The direction
and management OF the Post Office Department assigned
by the constitution and laws to the Postmaster General That
lis business may be conveniently arranged pre-
pared for his final action is distributed among bu
reaus follows The Appointment Onicc in charge of the
First Assistant Postmaster Generals the Contract Office in
charge of the Second Assistant Postmaster General the
Finance Office in charge of the Th.d Assistant Postmaster
Generals and tho Inspection Office in charge of the chief
clerk.
Appgiaheat Cgicc.-Horao King, esq, First Assistant
Postmaster General and nineteen clerks To this Office
assigned all questions which relate the establishment and
dsconnuance OF post offices changes OF sites and
appointment and and and local
agents. as also the giving of Instructions To postmasters
Psasrrs are furnished With marking and rating stamps
and balances by this bureau which charged also with
aent with the superintendent OF the several agencies
established for supplying postmastefs with blanks To this
likewise assigned the supervision of the mail
steamship lne and Of the foreign and international postal
arrangements.
Contract OiceWilliam H. Dundas, esq, Second Assist
ant Postmaster General and twenty clerks To this of
Ace assigned business Of arranging the mail service
of the United States and placing the under contract
embracing correspondence and proceedings respecting the
frequency of trips, mode of conveyance and times OF de-
IN all between different sections of the country the points
Of maI drbution and the regulations for the
of the domestic mail service of the United States II pre-
nares the for mail proposals receives the bids
ana takes charge of the and occasional mail lettings
and the adjustment and execution OF the contracts All APP
peaons for the establishment alteration OF mail arrange
nens and the appointment OF a snono DC sent
b this Office All claims should be submitted TO 1t for transpor
ton service not under contract the recognition OF said
service first to obtained through the Contract Oce as
necessary authority for tbeprope credits at the OF
From this office all posmaers AZ the enos % routes
respective routes repors weekly to the AUDITOR a con-
tracts executed and all orders affecting accounts Tor mail
transportation prepares the statistical exhibits OF the mail
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'i'Hc only Place where tho genuine Black
uscd in Europe he obtained the Tea
seventh opposis ihe National Ineigence Office
be had all times English and London breakfast Congo
Orange Pecco Pskoe Fiows &C. All other
On hand nvery low pfiecs wholesale and retail -
May 3o--eojt ft.a 4HtA8a HALL. a. HENNING.
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No. 537l
NOTICE of Removal OF shc Land Once from
IN CLINTON o WARSAW, n OF MssorRl.
Under authority the Of Congress entitled An
changes approved March 1853
hereby made that the land once for the sale
CLINTON Missouri, will he removed WAR
county, said the first day Of July neat
Given under hand the city Of Washington this 18th day
May, A. ID. 1885, t#ttr#l 3E5N
BY the Presidents
HHT' EHa' JOHN WILSON,
s#s General Land oihee-
Maui -lawC,
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DEpARrmENr OF STATE.


The Treasury Department the Offices Sec
ctay Of the Treasury, two comproers commissioner of
the customs, six auditors treasurer register solicitor light
house board, and coast survey.
The following brief indication of the duties of these
several offices aud of the force employed therein respectively
Sccrcory Oce-Hon. James Guthrie, Secretary Of the
Treasury; Hon. r. G.. Washington, Assistant Secretary
one engineer in charge architect and three draughtsmen
temporarily employed and twenty three clerks The Secre
ay of the Treasury charged with the general supervision
OF the fiscal transactions of the government and Of the
cuton OF the laws concerning the and navigation
OF the United States. He snperntend the survey of the
coast the light house establishment the marine hospitals Of
he United States and the construction o certain public
buildings for custom houses and other purposes.
fra conpfrol@s 00ice.-Elisaa Whttesey, esd, Comp
oler aud fifteen clerks HAprescroc the mode Of keep
S as well as the public lands and revos and certes the
balances arising thereon.
= oecond comproler's O4ice-Jobn NJ. Brodhead, esq.,
Iomptroe and clerks He prescribes the mode
rpng ana rendering the accounts Of the army, navy,
departments Of the public service and revise and
'''e"es 'ne balances arising thereon.
oUes q Commissioner of the Cs.fomsFlugh j. Anderson,
aid opmnoner and eleven clerks. lie prescribes the
ssePing and rendering the accounts Of the customs
ana disbursements and for the building aud repair
nrsing thereon.
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named have associated themselves for the
claims in the Supreme Court OF
OF all will be
given them, and will attend
Two ofheir number will bc in
Washington consaptiy, whenever necessary ee
office Of the rm Washington city, where all letters
thsir joint be addressed. e.e- ..ss sM
May s--9aw3m
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Orders for tickets and certificates packages the
above splendid lotteries will receive the
of each drawing will be Immediately ae
10 all VINO may order from 8
Address r2aE 3hlH4h r. J. BUCKLEY, Agent,
June 70 Wilmington, Delaware.
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the 18th the Russians made successful sortle ara
destroyed the enemies most advanced WORKS
The loss of the garrison during the past few days
mas been inconsiderable. .
The latest accounts from Gortschakof, dated April
22d, state that after twelve days bombardment. the
allies fire was becoming weak and caused little dam
age to the works.
Leuden to the Crimea, except few miles between
Bucharest and Rushuck, but The British Government
retains exclusive Iss of it.
The Dukes Michael and Nicholas were again on
their way to the Crimea.
Prince Menschikof is not dead.
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For Warren Observation-Disclosures and Harnett,
,47s; Sampson, s6O New Hanover l,10s.~-Iota
3,442.
For VIM. J. Houston.-Duplin, LOGO; Robeson
1872: Richmond, 116.-Totai, 1888.
SIXTH POLL.
For T. D. McDoueH -Brunswick, 435 /; Bladen,
$40: Columbus, 512 Robson, 1872 Richmond, ITO,
Total 2,465.
For Warren Winslor- Cumberland and Harnett.
473 Dupln, ,O60; New Hanover, ,1O9; Samp-
son, 860.-Total 4,502.
For T. D. NcDo.ceH. -Baden. $40; Columbus
512 Robson, 1872; Richmond, 1l6.-Total 1000.
For Warrsn Winslow.-Cumberand and Harnett
,473 Duplin, 900; New Hanover 11Os Samp-
son, $50; Brunswick, 435-total, 4,937:
A two-thirds vote being 4,645, and Mr. Wlnslo"
having received over that number OF votes, he was
declared duly nominated, and the nomination was
made unanimous in the midst of much applause
A Committee consisting of one from each county
in the District appointed to wait on Mr.. WINS
low inform him of his nomination, and invite him to
visit the Convention, and signify to the members Of
the Convention his acceptance OF the position to which
he had been called by the action OF that body Dur
ng the absence of the committee, able and interesting
addresses were made by J. G. Shepherd. c. G. Wright
and B Fuller Esqrs.
The committee appointed to wait upon Mr. Wins
low having returned in company with that gentle
man. the chair invited his attention to the action OF
the Convention, and the desire of the members TO
hear from him personally. The preamble and reso
Iulions forming the platform of the Convention hav
ing been read for the information of the nominee he
in compliance with the expressed desire of the Con-
vention, proceeded to state his views upon the
various topics of present and vital importance to the
country and to the Den ocratic party placing himself
squarey and fully upon the platform of the party as
enuncated by the Convention, and accepting the
nomination rendered. relying upon the patriotism
and sound principles of the Democratic party of the
District to aid him in bearing their banner trlum
phantly in the coming contest.
Nj. Winslow's appearance in the Convention and
his remarks announcing his acceptance of the nom
ton were greeted with enthusiastic and long con-
tlnued applause.
On motion,
Resolved That thanks of this meeting due, and
hereby rendered to the President and Secretaries tor the
very able and courteous in which they have ds-
charged their respective duties
On motion,
Resolved That these proceedings be published in the
Democratic papers of This District and that the Democratic
press of the State generally be requested to copy
The Convention having transacted the business
which called ii together-adj ourned sine die.
GEORGE HOUSTON, President.
H. H. ROBINSON,
O. D. HOLMES,
VIM CADE,
NJ POWELL,
JAS. G. Dickson, w. p.oe;du,ts
JOHN A. SPEARS, 80
JOHN D. SHAW,
Isaac w. LANE,
NJ. REGISTER,
P. A. McEACHIN.
VIM J: YATES, ! Secretaries
JAMES FULTON, ''s'"''SS
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RAIL ROAD MEET1NG.-A rail road meeting will
be held in this place, on the 5th inst, Saturday.
The books for subscription TO the Wilmington, Char
lotte and Rutherford, rail road company will be
closed on the 9th inst. We are pleased 10 see The
general liberaty manifested by Citizens, in this
great enterprise. We ale Informed that about fifty
thousand dollars has been subscribed in tbs county
it is believed by those informed on ne subject thai
the subscriptions in this county will reach seventy
thousand dollars.
A commendable zeal is manifested by the citizen,
of Rutherford county; we learn that the subscrip.
tons IN that county, will come near one hundred
thousand dollars. We are fully convinced that the
entire stock required to be taken to build the road
will be taken by the time the books will be closed
1MelbU Intelhgencsr