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The Madison Qa.) Banner says everybody in
that region is engaged in building corn cribs. The
like Of the crops in Indiana and Kentucky was
never seen before Farmers have their hands full.
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Prince John, the Union, and the Admin
istration. 4

istrati0n.
We extract the following from the recent
speech OF Prince John, delivered at Albany,
New York. The public owe the Prince n
debt Of gratitude for his exposition Of the rela-
tive position Of the Union newspaper TO the
President and the Cabinet Yesterday the
Union stated that there was perfect harmony
existing between the President and the Cabi-
net; but IL seems the Prince, who was here but
few days since, and was, during his stay In
this city, in close communion with the editors
of that journal, asserts that the administration,
which, we suppose, consists Of the Cabinet and
the Union, are opposed to the President; yet
the Union, in lengthy editorial, essays to
show that President Pierce is an "indcpcnd-
emit man true, perfectly independent for
Il seems he Is disconnected from the admins
tratiop. This is the first exhibition Of indie
pendeacc on the part Of the President that has
come to our knowledge.
Here is the extract
When wasin Washington lately, took some
pains 10 find out where the administration were,
but Il was difficult 10 ascertain that from the
Jnio,, and Il not natural for us TO know after
We are engaged in an important election TO us,
and II is annoying TO have little people who are
spinning their tops and flying their kites at n dis.
tince tease us. ] told them we were busy, and
had no time 10 play with the children. But went
TO work TO find out which ticket was supported by
t,e administration Il was Democratic,
Republican Hindoo, Abolition, or Choctaw. did
the same as the man with the thimblcs, and rnised
each one after another but the little joker moi
under either Of thcni. But away back in the cor
ner found little thimble marked hard she'll
found that the administration was half shell,
but did not support the whole Half Shell ticket
because Mr.. Agan, who was for State Prison In
soector was scratched of. So IL seems that Of al
tie tickets IN the old, the national administration
has not one. I asked the editor Of the Washing
ton Union whether he desired the Democratic
ticket to succeed or not
He answered that as some Of the Denocrats sup
ported the principles advocated by Mr.. Van Burei
II 1s4e, II was matter Of Indifference whether III,
ticket was elected. Now, II IL not matter OF 10
difference 70 us: but am surprised that the nd
ministration should attack the President He APP
pointed many OF the friends of Mr. Van Buren, 4
Once. Gen Dix Mr.. Fowler, Postmaster Of Nev
York Mr.. Talcott Collector at 0swego; Mr.. Hud
son. Of Buffalo. All these gentlemen were firm
friends Of Mr.. Van Buren,, and were known 10 b
40 by fhe President when they were appointed
They accepted Office with that understanding ans
they were not required 70 degrade themselves b.
any abandonment Of their principles; and now VI
are told by the organ that the administration is op
posed 10 the policy Of Mr. Van Buren, This ia tn
second or third time that the administration ha
been opposed 70 the President The organ was
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NOTICE. Persons having claims against the
american Oryms arcrcquested to present them
during the present week.
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II you arc afflicted with any complaint which
requires Purgstiye Medicine, Try Ayers New
Pills. They are worth trying. Concord Msrcu-
nv, NJ O.
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HEAVY REcEIprs.--The receipts at the United
States Agricultural Exhibition at Boston, last
week, amounted II Is said, to nearly fifty thousand
dollars. This is, we believe, without parallel.
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Theatrical.


PittsJurg.--The Florences are engaged for the
theatre here.
CincinnaG.--The Misses Denim are playing
here.
Columbus, 0hio.--Mr e. Eddy is playing at the
Dramatic Temple.
Chicago.--The Richings took their benefit here
on Saturday last.
1ibany--Mrs. Julia Dean Hsyne took benefit
here on Monday night, playing Adrienne in tho
drama Of that name.
Ba6aio--Miss Eoisc Bridges commenced an
engagement at the Metropolitan on Monday last.
Rochsaer.--,rhe Germania Society gives It's first
performances hero tonight (Thursday)
Nilssoukie.--A testimonial benefit was rendered
TO Mr.. w. Davis. the stage manager Of Van Liew's
" Varieties on Friday last.
Charlottesville drama of " Rip Van Wrinkle
has been received at the Cleveland Theatre. Cony
and Webb are at the Athenmum with their dogs.
Detroit Madame Isidora Clark gave grand
concert here on Tuesday.
Memphis, 7ean.--Miss Albertine and Chanfau.
These two accomplished artistes win commence an
engagement here in a short time.
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u name Of r. WHKxLrR Go. IL this day dis.
solved by mutual consent Either OF the late firm Il
authorized 10 settle the accounts.
r. WHEELER,
nov 1--st +. J. HARVEY.
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A SrRAScE FisH.--A fsh was taken few days
since in the mill-pond at Pine Island, which is a
stranger to all our fishermen. He is four and a
half feet long, about eight inches through, and
weighs upwards Of thirty pounds. lie has no
teeth, and his scales nre about two inches in d.
ameter and Of very beautiful and delicate tex.
ture. In general shape and appearance he some
what resembles a salmon.
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The Hon. Jos. \. Woodward, late member
of Congress from South Carolina, is out in an
address in favor of the American party. We
shall publish tomorrow extracts from this
address.
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Mr.. Stewards Abolition fund. Who pays p
Warrington Union.
Who else but the Administrations
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DIED.

October 80, at his residence in this city, AxDRSw
CorLE, in the 73d year Of his age.
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We are indebted to the San Francisco Price Cur
rent for the following statement Of the operations
Of the United States Branch Mint, for the third
quarter Of tho present year:
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The Washington UnioH--organ Of the Pierce
and Foreign party contained the following signi-
6cant article some time ago;
In taking its position, II should be carefully
borne in mind that the Democratic party neither
assumes that the naturalization laws Is they now
exist are perfect, nor that foreigners have not on
some occasions, subjected themselves 10 just CEN
sures, nor that the Roman Catholic religion IL
based upon the true Christian creed. Citizenship
is boon granted TO foreigners by the liberaty OF
our institutions, and this fact cannot be too care
fully weighed and appreciated by our foreign cit-
zens They should constantly remember that the
high privileges conceded them have been granted
upon the reasonable expectation that they would
surrender their distinctive native nationaties, and
become fused and assimilated to our native citi-
zens in all their feelings, sentihents, and devotion
to our liberal institutions. 1t becomes them now,
in view of the late significant expression of popu-
lar feeling, to consider well whether, in their past
conduct, they may not have given occasion to
much Of the opposition which exists against them.
Native Americans are justly proud of their high
prerogatives and they are naturally jealous of any
thing like foreign influence upon their institutions
In these sentiments and feelings we participate to
the fullest extent and 1t Is because we do, that we
so earnestly rspel tho imputation that the Demo
cratic party has pursued, or will ever pursue !" an
ncendary policy in order to conciliate the for
eign vote. Naturalized citizens ought to see, In
the immense increase Of foreign immigration with
in the last few years, legitimate reasons for an
earnest investigation by native citizens Of the prob
able influence VI this increase Of foreign population
upon Our institutions This Is fair and legitimate
subject for discussion and II it shall result in the
conviction that our naturalization laws defective
and require to be amended or reformed, the natu-
rallied citizen ought neither to be surprised nor
complain. 1t MAY be assumed as a fixed fact, that
the native American population will never consent
to any modification Of the principles which char
acterize their institutions, and from whatever
quarter they see danger Of this kind, they will be
prompt to meet and repel it. When the sugges-
ton is made that this danger Turks under the re-
gious creed of the Catholics 1t is right and prop
er that the truth Of the suggestion should be sted
to the bottom, and TO such an investigation none
will contribute more than the Democracy.
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stntistics OF the Mint.

The Prohibitory Liquor Law Is lost by large
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An immense mass meeting was held at Hall
fax, North Carolina, on the Goth and 9th Of
October Colonel Paine and Henry w. Miller
were the speakers. w
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.--Stedner Merrimac.- Com.
modore Gregory, lately in command Of the Navy
Yard at Charlestown, under whose superintendent
the Mcrrimac has been tilt and launched, has No
ceivcd preparatory orders to take command Of her
on her trial trip. s9a
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school OF Cumberland University, st lebanon
Tennessee.
FACULTY Hon. Abraham Carulers, late enc OF the circuit
l. Judges OF Tennessee.
Hon. Geen of the Judges Of the supreme
Of Tennessee.
Hon. Bromnod L. Ridley one the
Judges their WHO'S exclusively
school.
Plan Of Daily EXAMINATIONS
regular lecures, but explanations OF the
daily lessons the progress of the examinations.
and which
OF facts given proes
and prosecute through all the known actual
practice. The framed as them
wills records and all documents be
dence in the trials Some OF are taken by appeal TO
supreme which Is held monthly in the and
public The cad Of session The students act clerks she's
jurors judges cnaneeors in other Official
pacites connected with their suits.
third Monday
tember and ends Third Thursday in February The second
the succeeding Monday February and ends second
Thursday In July
Expenses $50,
boarding ESQ. furnish their
which be had in the Lebanon bookstores
required complete coarso, the
No previous study required
mission. There regular caase Students
any time during the collegiate year.
There legislature connected with the school.
Number students the last collegiate year eighty six
ROBERT L. CsGUTHERS,
Fob ll--eoy President Board of Trustees
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Sotice for Restoring certain Lands TO market
in the state OF Missouri.

THE grant Of land made BY approved June To-
ANNiBSI % ne town Of ar JosErH said STATE tAyng
sse ~ sS gsssl "a sn l1 wSwa and
entry e route Of said road ~h,sh s o-.,as o. s nm
oned township parts q townships. which have not been
s not r. ' $ sas sSH and as p
sa a. ne aas q s s - SEPTEMBER as al tbs pess 2,sa
Of The AN o. Asgu s wn,sh sqsiis me
ana Withheld market The day Of restoration 10 sn'
Al me land once at PALMYRA.
NORTH Of the base Of iss A FrinePaI "srdan
No hn 81 s"ma4sp 81 and townships ST. ranges
Nonh Of township 81 and townships a. 80 and sa OF
Hsr baf Of township "a and townships ss So So, So and
TowH.Sip. y ~ a. So, and 90 e q rs9gss
townships 54 o5., 57., s., and So Of range 9
Township. 81 as. ST. s. and south half Of 81 o. rance
North ha q township 81 and townships a. %" 90 ana
North township 81 townships S. So. 5s So and south
nan Noh 6a Of oma.ap 81 and townships S. So 5a So
0I Tow "na So s. So and south 60. Or range IL
land ONCE al MILAN
tas ins and u Of hs ffA PrneiPa "asAH".
Townships 5e' So So and sout, half q CO. o. range a.
Townships ST. So and south bat Of 60 60 Of Of ,snss
a. S. g and and s .eah h sa 81 Co. 'a"ss
rsw,ps q and SCUM ns % % g. e. 9, range e
Tsws: and south as q q g. Of Of range a. a.
Townships 56f, So, 50, and 90, OF ranee q.
Townships So, Sc, 50, and CO. OF range %.
AT the land Office a FAYETTE
Norh Of fns and we Of The I'm principal meridian
Township S. ranges A. IS 49, IL ls, 49, 30 81 ~ and 80
AT the land ONCE at PLATTsBURG
North o. Of the fa principal meridian
Townships s. 3d. S. g. and 60 Of .spss e. ),
Townships s. 56 s 49, and south bal. o. 90 q asae a 10 o,
North bali q Gunhp townships S. So So 49, and south
No ~ sf d ,unshp "a and townships S. 5s co. south
Norm hs d swnsp 81 and townships S. So 5s So and
Narfhl p
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United states Mail.


Posr oErroE DEPAErAHsT, July 0, 1856.
DRoPosALs carrying mails Of the Unled from the
Let day October, % day Of June, leo3, neu
sve following the State OF FLORIDA aud 10 ihe
the Contract Ohce OF the
Department Washington, ant OF
goth August less, be decided on the next day
Izard Bay Fort as miles and
back, twice week, ia two-hofse coaches.
Camp lizard Wednesday and Saturday At ) ami
Bay Port days by o p
Leave Bay Port Tuesday and Friday al oam
Arrive a Camp lizard days by m
6s55 Prom Long Pond BY clay Landng Waukeenah leo miles
and back, once
Long Pond Monday
Arrive WHukeenah Wednesday By Opmi
Leave Waukeenah Thursday al 6 ami
ut Long Pond Saturday by p
For and ceruheaiei also tnSuc
(embraeEg conditions be incorporated
IA contracts sueA department may deem
properly advertisement inviting proposals fer mali In
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
July ll-law4w fIntel. and Siarl
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mo. 5s7.l


NOTICE OF fhc discoptnuance of the United states
Dron hinois-Undsr III.
act Of Congress June when
overtime quantity OF pubic land
trick stat be reduced
lhousand " snail be the duty of the
discontinue tho land office for drc
eucb district hn remain uosold at the
% a'and office, The shaft be subject the
ctitirg land Offices
land office shalt have been disconDued
the Treasury shall noce -
ct the uct approved 18th September e
ufte Treasury 10 continue land district
seat lot government OF
quany ofiand ursoj such district
drcd tonsand his opinion
requires ~ public convenience, ORDER
act that subject approved so a
hy dsor required hd' been deoired Tao
March, 1919: r7f Npr' -
Notice accordingly hereby reports from
he and oneets az PALESTINE Qnncy, Edwadve Chicago
DHon mat me vacant land in each Of
low one hundred thousand Interior
Csican, and Dixon in Illinois, be ma
the lands remaining pnsod the
made subject 70 sale at The land Office Springfield the
g0vsrumrnt IL said = - -
Lands remaining upod unarpoptated law and subject
20 private within limits discontinued
WIN cease - be subject heretofore
The date me receipt this
thereof and the land officers Sprnadeld win give public
tce Of the day which
tons fog entries OF any such arda their ONCE.
Jos. 8. WILSON, \
Acting Commissioner OF tbs General Land Once.
I'm 9, 1865. 1850
- = las-law6w
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United states Mail.

PROPOSALS for carrying the mails of the United States
lst October 3aih IN
North Carolina VIII be
the Post Office Department. the city OF Wabingon
day, the 2f August, 1885, at be decided
5G55 From Raleigh, by Barcaysvle, Aveyshoro Landing
and May's Garden, Fayetteville, miles daily
in loufborse coaches.
Leave Raieieh daily at IN PM
Arrive Fayetteville days by TX
Leave Fayetteville daily ut
q Raleigh days by IN.
For form Of bid and certificate, also for
requirements Sc, advertisement inviting proposals mail
service in Virginia. North Carolina &c. dated January i2h 1855
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
PosT OFFICE DEPAErMsaT, july 81, 1855.
July 22-law4w
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IMPORTANT Law WORKS. published by Little,

IMPORTANT Law WORKS, published by Litte
Judge ur.is's Vols l. 2, and 3, just published
por Of ne t Co "ne o. - hs me @
ices completed in ls or 20 Volumes
old .hs,e reports are in 81 volumes the
% i sa s low ss r %
bringing them thin The means q M uh n, y vol WIN o
be completed early in 1856.
From the Chief Justice o the United States.
regard this publication of the most useful and valuable
Da assd moi s nay ca,ac Of MI J"e. curtis i Of T
ssibceat guarantee any
best manner And when II il completed
lie a well a. Of the profession, practising the Of
the United States or the courts Of State. > r,n,v
From Judge Mclean, United Supreme Court
nFrom specimen of this volume tvoi ~ the work
tent than Judge Curtis to accomplish accuracy ability Tits
unertkpg and need not say TO the profession mat no
in this other country supass Le, biown
press editions and the references 70 SUBSEQUENT
affirmed proposed in This edition, WI give TO il Increased
'I s'Jnly Is, 1855. JOHN McLEAN.n
ENGLISH LAW AND EQUITY REPORTS.
complete collection House OF Lords
Pyy Council, Bench, Common Pleas and E1
y, Appeal Admirably and Esessas
bs se. a s merit Of being eomps
convenient and cheap Il Is nov universally cited IN the
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"q s lenn ses s aa in our annual United
which titus embraces annual digest o. the whole
xXX publish digest of these reports up TO that time
pas s able Of ri inc m hss
and of every other series where the sume
Vols. ready for delivery, 80 volume
XVIII nearly ready containing ns Term,
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July 29-law4w
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rruE ONLY ONE 1.-The Rob OF

TUE uNI.Y one t--Ihe ROB Of DIX 10y
LAFf ECTEUR Is far the OF Cuisi
other similar remedies IL radically
whost mercury all affections OF the sin dares scroua the
ulcers, accidents accoachmcps the critical
period ard hereditary acriaony of humors. As depnra
bladder,
the arising abuses
injections soundpgs As yphiic the Rob
very diseases the
cuheh from injections which only repe
the H. The Rob Boyveau is above all
syphic whether long
ing which resisted the OF the iodure
of potassium -,
General agents United Gabriel Blondn ESQ., 81
New York, for wholesale orders Guiiiot Duconge
New Orleans Seuiiy, San Francisco.
afceur soid druggists throughout the Unit
M states pamphlet Of @. dc ST. Gervsis the
properties the Rob win he Obtained by Rion
din William street. New York. who will information
wanted.
a 81 prepared South America the West
des United dues he has the Rob in bond
March I4--dlys
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punLro sale of surplus water Powers and Hands

DUUITC Sale OF surplus Water Powers Lands
of the Savage Manufacturing Company Thursday 26t July,
II O'Clock, the premises, Howard county, Maryland.
The Undersigned, the stockholders will SELL
above TOO divided
from 10 10 10 OF These lands midway
Baltimore Washington, Washington
them bind and all
Washington turnpike and The village of The compay
800 reserved by the company about factory.
There also ii feet
low factory IS above good also,
a named.
Terms One,hd cash and residue and years,
with interest and security.
description Of the sad the
papers pa premises In the
undersigned. lands situated
powers good county aud city
for -four and paper mills.
CORNELIUS MCLEAN,
Corner North & Fayette Chesapeake Bank
NATHANIEL WILLIAMS,
Corner Lexington and Calvert streets, Baltimore
July 4-law3w Committee.
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DOCKS FOR AuCrIoN.-Tbe m,

pOOISs FOR AUCTION.-The undersigned has separated
his other subjects, old
eiton duplicate which,
longer salabe their original prices.
Among them editions best books in the
language Theology medicine SURGERY juvenile books novels
bool books books, many miscellaneous
all OF which will
In The they be purchased private sale at he
auction pricesa halt price they worth half
June 30 FRANCR TAYLOR.
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Orphans Court, May %, 1856.

DISTRICT or COLUMBIA, ~ ,,,.
Washington county, ~ ''''
In OF Ecklof Joseph H.
Eckod deceased The administering Aforesaid with
appreciation Of the orphans of Washington county
OF Columbia appointed Tuesday Sd
the nai settlement and distribution Of the personal
deceased hand
lacod turned money!
said deceased notified attend
wise by law be excluded from all benefit said provided
copy order be published the
Test: ED. W. ROACH,
Eegister of Willis.
True copy
Test: ED. w. ROACH
Register Of Wills.
June I6--law3wA
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Miss BroolSc's English and French Boarding and
Day school, NO. I3B nnsyiva,,ia nvemne.

Day school, NO. I3s Pc,nsyivapia avenue.
ISS BROOKE from Phladeph having house at the
t lyth aud in
known The Seven buildings will Monday
10 1882 boarding and school young ladies'
experience acquired the first Institutions the among
which she will Marys Hall, Burlington Jersey
the Episcopal Female Philadelphia
her advantage in Of
The history and English
viii form in her
Music aud the modern will be taught the pros
and ia French especially facility will he afforded
acquisition
stating and other had principal book
stores, OF Miss Brooke, Mo- 46t = street.
The Right Rev. Alonzo Potter ID. ID.
The Right Rev. g, w DoaBe ID. ID.
Professor A. Dallas Bache,
Professor Joseph Henry Smithsonian Institute.
Gen John Mason, Washington ID. Q.
William w. Coreorau, ID. G.
Hon. james Campbell, Postmaster General.
Hon. Ellis Lewis, Chief Justice of Pennsylvania.
Hon. O. w Woodward, Judge OF the Supreme Pennsy
Hon Geo Vail, NJ. c., New Jersey.
BY friend Miss Brooke, esinable lady great incl
igence whose qualifications teacher whose accomplish
English literature, especially enle her high condsra
ZION y AL0NZO POTTER.
June 90
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plays by Anna Cora Mowaft, author of Autobiog-
l raphy OF Actress. Price %
The Hour Of the Man, by Harriet Manesu Prce IN cents
America and the Americans, by W. II. Baxter esq, M r.
Fairy Tales Of by j. r. Planche
and illustrations by John Gilbert
History Of Pesscra in all Ages and Nations, by William Hewitt
Just received at TAYLOR MAURY's
MAY 81 Bookstore, near oih street,
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NOTICE Is hereby given that certificate No. j, Is
~ sued by The Washington Turnpike Company hundred
sixty shares stock said company, Thomas
will
Office comp Georgeown
day August, 1855,
G. WILLIAMS,
July l4law4w* Trustee Of Thomas Cranphin, deceased.
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Delaware College.

THE FIRST of The college this institution will
Goth August and niue The
ofinsuctioD embraces classical
scient6e which student take in full
Particular agricultural science and
analysis of soils; aiso engineering and practical
veying
sessions acadeca department under the of
W. Weston, A. M correspond with those Of the college.
For fur ,her particulars address
DANIEL KIRKWooD President
NEWARK (Del.,) July 10, 1855.
July i3-law6w
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Post Office Department,

Hume u, Ic55.
THE ulc authorizing whose Offices entitled
= no furnished by tho department with post remit
money The printing AMI
from agd after s alo money win be received for purpose
BY the department. JAMES
: Jane 9A-Is.gw Postmaster General
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CHURCH SEHvICEs.-a1essrs. TAYLOR MAURY have
just received very beautiful editions OF the Common
Payer and complete Church Service" bound IN Paris
June 81 Bookstore near Ninth street.