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10 PuBLISHERs-A steady and industrious

PRACTICAL PRINTER comp tent 90 take The entire
charge Il either or both the Mechanical aud Edit depart
snt Of Cry Country Nwspspef and JobOlice, open
Cor an ENGAGFMENT pleasant snd permanent stnsti9n
ofmore poane ihsn large AlsIy Might be induced 70
uve,t hundred dollars profitable business the lst
of Jsnuasy next Address PRACTICAL Box No % Tribune
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Md a Meeting THIS IbuTsdlyl EVENING, Aug y a.
oeocl At No. i63 BOwery third hoor The public are invited
tttend. W "iLDb' ~ y
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Tor sALE-A FARM of eighty acres, sit
coon RTJIIDING LOIS FOR SALE at

W BARGAlN-Eisht o's moth side fs6ts-,t near ssh ay
bt 7tb and Shavs on favorable Apply Immediately
10 RUSSELL O. PERCE Pine Broadway, under tho
Mefrouctln Bank
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THE UNDERSIGNED offers for sale, on rea

4 sonal e terms several PLOTS OF GROUND, beautifully
ittd a. EEsbetttowu aul Ela,bethpo on 'e central
Railroad NevJersey The shove Plots odmirsby stu
G'ed Tor immediate improvement Said property WIZ Dc ,oi
in Lots by the For terms &c, apply 20 bAhhh
WEEKS, AuetioneeEs, No. 8 Piae-s.
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TOR sALE-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE,

beautifully situated within few minutes walk Of Upper
MoIrssna Depot, With half see Of Land and variety OF
Grated Fruit aud Gepcvnes, Sc. IL commsnd, view both
Of River and the Palisades The Hudson Apply 20
= r. SMITH, Nc. - Coual-st., Newhork.
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The LARGEST Bread In the city.
MADE FROM NEW FLOUR.
TREADWE Us BAKERY,
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10 LEV-The new three-st0ry HOUSE 30 IL
Poplsf-st. Brooklyn within one uiuu.,. Wy Of tba
fsHy For further p'rissueTs inquire cfTHOMAs MORTON
Nc. ~ PesIl-st, SsS.YsIk
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T,io,port Industrial Association No. 2.-Ihe mem
her. are requested eBd meeting q the uus place 20
teq Possr On WEDNESDAY EVENING Aug. 8, 70 hear the
,sr o. lie Committee the affairs Of winding up the Aso-
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XNANTED-A Lady OF good education, who
w writes bold. free hand % sct ABfANUEN SIS
AID ANsN ER CORRESPONDENTS. Apply personally 81
40 81 p Broad a..
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TOR sALE-wALNUT COTTAGE, with three

acres Of Ground iutifuy uafed the slope
Cisnge Mountain, New Jersey, about milo rom tho
Raosd Depot Orange snd distant hoGr from the city.
AMY 70 HOMER MORGAN,
Finest, 70. Metropolitan Bank Building
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- BY Two very experienced GIls with goO cry reference
one ~ good COOk and 70 WASH aud IRON 10 private
family, the o.her a. CHAMBkRMAID and WAITER
CHAMBERMAID and FINE LAUNDkkSS Cal ~ No. y
6th.Av.. ia the bookstore.
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- ~ City Country by respectable, heshy Young Eng.
Hsh Woman with fresh breast Of milk. She has Just her
babe which was three abs old The advertiser Is prot.
estanf and comes well recommended. Call address WE
NURSE, a. 80. y 6th-av. In the Book,t0re.
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9onsss to fet.

STEAM POWER to LET-At ElizaSethport
- T. J.. .o-t0.y Brck Building, l00 feet b. 90 Apply q
Am BilZ, No ~ ssosd~sy. or 70 JOHN y FoLsron
- Elizabe,hporr
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C'est sur les Trinachon quill fault rejeter Ia r..
ponsabilite de ces ecarts /; lis l'obsedaient ~
pullulaient autour dele. Des qu'elle en- en-,
admis un, il lui en- arriva yingt, -tous ayec a..
systemes ditferents. Chacun d'eux essayait a.
rentrainer de son cote, ct ellie ne savait pas *.
sister a leurs instances. Avec ceux-ci, ellie
tigua le ciel de bIasphemes ~insenses ct entss.
TRADES sur TRADES afn believer plus haut -.
deds; ellie sc jeta dams Ia metempsycose, lou.
aux revenants ct multiplia les contes a dorrni,
debout. Mais Temptation n'etait pas loin: \
chacune de ccs revoltes repondait un echec s,l
mel, ct il tesdependit pas de Trinachon ou,elh
ne descendit de chute en- chute j~usqu,au fond
de ces oubliettes d'ou les renommees ne u =.
levent plus. r4 20,
Ainsi Ia comtesse await successivemcnt RAJ.
chi les Influences don't ellie etait entouree. n
poetes ellie await passe aux romancierrs, des -.
manciers aux ~artistcs, DIES a~rtistes aux ph;,oso.
Plies, dcs philosophers aux createurs des mop8k.
a %l'envers. Ellie en- etait la lorsque Lucienu A,
irruption dams sdfr tourbillon ct Sc jeta II.
traverse dc tous ccs systemcs. n continuerl
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ADVERTISEMENT .LEGAI-=-=

GEO0I TOUS CONTRIBUABLRs
PcOO. qui mont pas encore paye leurs Ta1s,
de Paroisse pour 1854 sont. par ces presentes, ayertss
que lie s~nnssigne fait scrvir maintenant smr chaon.
retardatuiie, une notice eclite ct requise par Ia III Y
ct que, trcnte jours apras lie dit service, ii Fsais;ra' " :.
vendra les proprietes de chaaue dalinquant pour i
pavement de ces dites Taxes. :"
On pourra lie trouyer pendant les trente iours mi;
%suivront cette date (es Dimanchcs e~xceptesl an Y
Opelousas, au bureau de F.. 4 E. N. Cullom. -
Gilbert CAN'T, Collectcur,
Opelousas, 5 Mai, 1855. -"-''f
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BATEAUX A vAPEUR.

DAQUEBOT ENTIRE LA NILE. OR.
l. LEANS Ell WASHINGTON. = Lie steams.
RED RIVER, Capt. II. }. Dorsey, bien connu dan.
notre navigation CONNIE bon marcheur ct exceIjors
bateau, ayant etc complement reparG, reprend !,
place CONNIE p~aquebot rGgnlier entire les OpeIouss.
ct la Nllc.- Orleans, sous lie commandment du Cant
Dorsey. F'
Ia Red River continuera dams notre pavIyat,o,
pendant tolte la salson, ct trauspcrtera lie fret 81 IL
passengers aux taux ordinaircs.
Dams les eauX basses, il sera rcmplace par IN HI.
teau tirant moins d'eau. n
Pour fret on passage. (ses emmenagemens Giant
des meilleuls,) s'adresser a bord on a
ANDERSON Il THOMPSON, Washington.
DAQUEBOT ENTIRE la NLLE.-OR.
LEANS, WASHINGTON EFT LIE bayou
BthuF.--Le bateai-A-vapcur lin marchenr ct tres
elegant, Capitaine Gustave I.ouaillier.
eNprcssement construct pour cette navigation, fea
desormais des voyages reguliers entire les Opeionsas'
Washington, lie Bayou BGuf ct la Nouvelle-Orleans'
III est bon marcheur, sur, comfortable, bien cOnstrnh
ct tirant peu deau. Les officers ~porteront toute leur
attention 4 s~atisfaire ccux qui daigneront les eDcon.
RACER. Pour plus amllcs informations, s'adrcsser i
bord. Mars 81.
DAQUEBOT DE LIE NLLE-ORLEANS
a Ell DE WASHINGTON.-l.e steamship A,
FcsELIhis, Capitaine John Lyons, reprend, tcete
saison, sa place dams notre navigation, ct partira do
la Nouvelic-Or orleans, MAlDI, lie 3 April, at S heurcs
L. NJ. LIE Fuselier est I'm steamer de premiere class.
ct possede unc reputation CONNIE ia.teau sain, dams
tons les blreanX d'assrance dc la Nouvelle-O Orleans.
II est dime solidit6 ct dune force extraorainaires ct et
an DIES plus fin mareheurs que no,is ayons dams notre
navigation. II a de bons amGnagemens pour une
trentain de Passengers. Fret, Reasonable; prix du
passage, 6 piastres d'ici ii la Nouvelle- Orleans ct rice
verso. Pour fret on passage, s'adresscr a bord OH d SEES
Agents, CHAS. DE BLANC, Nile. Orleans. on 4 :
ANDERSON 4 THOMPSON, Washington.
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III "u ihoihs &c soupGon, ChanOinesse.
IL ira droit chez Ia comtesse de Maulaon,
mon cher, s'ecria Eulalie re1due a SEES furcurs,
VOLTA le bouquet quill nous reserve. Que yous
On semble? Est-ce asscz gallant? Ainsi, nous
aurons veilld pres dc son chevct pendant douze
NUTS chacun, administre je ne sails combicn dc
tisanes ct de claimants, sans regarder nj a In
substance, nj a Ia maniere, ct tout celia pour
qui? Pour la comtessc. Nous raurons remis
4 neuf, d'endommage quill ttait, ~restaurs de
pied en- cap, repare de fond en- comble,; nous
lui aurons rendu la vigneur, Ia bcautt, la era.
&c, 10 couleur dies joues ct lincarnat des levrcs.
out &C que Ia mort nous disputait, tout &C que
nous lul ayons Nrracht, pour que cette comtes-
se usc de tout celia CONNIE d'obicts lui apparte-
nant. pour qu'elle en- use Il son gre, d sa fam
ta'sle ct pour son service personnel. C'cst
nous qui avons Ell "a peine, c'cst ellie qui aurait
le profit! OH. tenez, Nepomucene, quand
cette idee ne Went, j'en tprouve DIES RACES dia,
oollques, je sens que .ie mai plus rien d'humain.
que ie tourne a 10 bette fauyc, au loup, au cha.
cal ii me semble que je devorerais DIES etres
sn'mes sans aucune espsce de ~repugnancc. Ju-
Ees done, mon cher Sc voir ~enlever lie fruit de
ses soins avom t~ravaille pour une autre, ct
quelle autre. Non, voyezvous. cela ne sera
pas. Celia ne sera PAS, reprit,e!le en- Sc levant
ct en- dormant a 50 voix tout l'eclat don't ellie
etsit susceptible /; c'est trop odieux, trop royol,
tant. Je bssverai les lois, sill lie faut; lie net
t'sl se Code an aef. j'atroutersi les eeEdarues.
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sale Of choctaw Orphan Lands in Mississippi.



Once OF Inaian Affairs, august ls io55.
puBLiC NOTICE hereby gwn hs' the several pieces Or
fae Z. sa sus ,"s 20 B las 10
state q Mssipp Will at The ana piae dess laied b
highest b appn
s Of s y % & he s a a. s DE eSssav
Moaday re sd day December 1879 courthouse
door Cotesvie. i.iowng ia Yaobuha county;
an in tounrAp ieenty. u.s.. ssAi ~ east
All dissection thirty tire. $50
The east hall OF section ,weny nine t2sD ,,,,
The hal sc th,riy-,wo 30 aud
The west half Of secion lhitiy-iour tt{ J
place, following described tract In
the adjoining range CoaAona county
The township tDeHyr (a6) range
sesen 90 1est
On Monday Tho 10th IL Deeenbs 1885,
in ,haneson 7aaahs county 'he following dechhed uaes OF
lanu In sal county va;
In toan.sAip i,oeniy.to~ ta4,) range too q, east
All 90 (O,) and hiry ,bree (sa;)
The east half q section four t4)
The soulhess, quarter of section nine (9D
The norh hall AMI ihwes quarter Of section ,wen TWO CasD
Inn wet h a o .re ai wealyuyys "a "a,
west aft section twenty-Sesen ts1i)
he a" af d die northwest quarter and west OF the
northeast qns.ief OF section thirty six la6)
IN toOnsAtp tDensysdoe (a5,) range tWO ta) east
Asecuon ts7 md twenty nine
T2e northeast quarter of section four as
The ulnwstq, ri.r Of section twenty- wo (sa .
4 esuu,wss quar- = ~ section twsny-lh &c (s5 y and
The sast h'iio +eciioa shry t'0.)
Ia ,oarsai, tesifyJour ta4,) range three l3) east
Al, of section go
quarter OF q and
Tht noriasa~ quarter ofsscuon four al
In township i.eenttfoe (15,) range three t3 east
The son,nv.st qastt't % sseron fourteen Si4;)
he -ooiira't aaar.eJ o section fifteen .50 -
The ~.aiih~asT qlassf of section twenty 1--WE (so y
Tue s'n'ieas' a.lef of :. fnon ,wrnp,sn t3D
The quarter seat thif'y-ihree t3;) and
ne quarter OF sst'ion ihtrtJ-faur (5a,)
On Mondas, I1ud,y Of Decsnbe 1855 at the
es q as e" sa ss' ana vz '" ' Sc
IL iownship slrseen t6,) range one a. wea.
The tha,io Of section dtieen us y
The wn ~ AID souneas quarter Of section twenty-five t2
Ia township fifteen (5,) range one ~ nest
TAe s'u'6elnt quarter of section twenty t2O.)
~, December, 1885, court
The OF nubns following described secion OF
land IL LoWndes county
The quarter twenty-five 2a township
'eeb ~ ranga seventeen (li) east
OF seventy quarter
seeeied The best lands
aud the other five
eighth section, been
acquired orphaa fund The
fsrte wei and advanegeousy located, them
sdeaby IMPROVED, largely enhanced IN value by
the they hep enenty adapted" plant
purposes
reserves, showing
winch zach sfecvely, sod will
made dates Of sale
la purchaser of shall fail
comply with Of the land purchased will be resod
at hts their and risk
these believed be indispuab,e
adverse shall be up, OF the Orphans
viii he defended ny government, their guardian
places O'Clock
of each day, aud continue until the lands all offered
CHARLES r. MIX,
Aug IA -d3l& iawlDecl Acting Commissioner.
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Rachel Z. Lynch

l<.
John e, and Ebert ;ibson county circuit court.
'tHE object of this suit IL 10 procure a
the sale Of CERTAIN real Anne's
wch was devised to the said John f. and Ebert Gibson
ants In common by their
tain payment OF legacy of 81 bequcahed
=. Lynch by the sad WoOlman Gibson The
nat the aforesaid which
ing exhibit devised the said John Wooman Gibson
subject 10 the payment Of the debts of said that the
SAID John e. Cibson appointed the will
letters tesamenary the Of said Wooman and
paid the debts by the thereof had sad
thereon; and that the real
said John E. and Ebert Gibson chageabe
Dc sold me payment said legacy and By the petition
Of Anna M Lynch, ou
the 9th day of June, 1853 1t
Lynch has died leaving the sad Anna Lynch WooIman
Lynch her heirs ataw; that
Gibson has also died. John W. Gibson Gibson,
henry tiioson Rachel f. White formerly Gbson
Whe Julia Gibson Sarah GIBSON md Cathane Gibson his heirs
aw that the said Ebert Gibson afterwards died.
ntaw Of his sister Rachel Lynch
Gibson that letters administration the Of Ebert Glib
deceased were granted 10 Woonan Gibs0n but
he had
time confessed decree Of
paid and satisfied her the demand forth In said bill
pant he
cha with and liable be soid for the Of tho residue of
said egacyto wit $3.50, principal and interest and
James White and Rachel e. his wife julia Gibson Sarah Gbson
and Uathane Gibson residents District Columbia
adudgcd ordered that the said Anna NJ LYNCH
lshed at Washington city three
be fore the 9th day of December
sent defendants Of the and bill
petition Of said NJ
court by SOLICITOR twenty
Of January next show they why decree
ought not TO pass prayed. JouN PALMER,
Clerk OF the Circuit Court or Anne
sxrrrmBrR as, 1855.
Oct l2-law3w
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Caution-Lo,tery Fra uds.

Orrfcr or Tug MAINLAND CossoLIr LOTTERIES,
Baltimore Maryland, July J, 1885
THE commissioner OF the Maryland
his duty caution the public against
who circulate by mail and otherwise fraudulent
and pretend 10 be the for the sale Of lotteries which
wholly fictitious f,af4a
The only legal lotteries Maryland day
the Of the commissioner elected
the State under the approve
schemes and 10 attend 10 the drawings
AZ the tickets these lotteries and all certificates packages
tickets have tho autographed signature OF renan
s the contractor Once of the Consolidated
bahmore, Msyyapdn All others fraudulent.
For ul information The subject Of those frauds address
. F.x Brennan,
aept aS-dly Baltimore MARYLAND,
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Posr oYFlcr prrARrassr,

Posr orror pErAnrNssri
CEALED PROPOSALS viii received al this uo
The sOth day Of November Ia of clock
The post Il de 1"ed ae- for our s@ from and
the 3 day Of Deeemee, be raid a,iieles 10 be dsv
pslmen, a, Washington D. O., New York city, and Cincinnati
The quantity qualify
quired at each agency, yea'y, ara specified below
DISTRICT NO. !, AT WASHINGTON. ID. G.
size and !" weigh moi less ,ha" & pou, ds ,as
= ream and zach 10 contain 20 perfec, quires
10 do oibe kind rs by u inches in SIZE and
toweigh than b pounds o
from IL 10 iS ounces in weigh,
500 do Of the same Mind owne spool each spool weigh
1900 do hemp eighth Of inch in
dans,er well twisted, and IN balls or hanks
2oo do scarlet sealing wax OF good quality Tor ordinary
DISTRICT NO. 9, AT NEW YORK CITY.
900 wrapping paper in the
do similar to that las, described in said estimate
400 do in quality similar The namd be in size
~ by 40, and TO weigh IS pounds
9 200 pounds Of
do same tina, Of The second for said district
5000 do hemp Irvine, similar that The deerp
QUO do scarlet sealing wax same as for district No.
DISTRICT NO. 3, AT CINCINNATI, OHIO.
1000 ream' wagns paper similar to that first named for district
80 do similar 10 that last named for said district
pounds couon wne similar TO that of the first description for
1000 hemp ,wne similar tha. Of the third descrp
ton for said district
for district No. L.
Proposals will article separately
for each district, whole
hs ais'rie,. should be
the articles shall be delivered
master General shalt designate, pro rata rfices
Eacf bid must be accompanied with lie OF the artcln
posed 10 be lrnsbed and OF
the can be seen q. or procured from either the
agences but articles contracted for
responding TO the samples referred to above
Each bidder furnish with his proposals. evidence Of his
ability TO comply with his bid
Two sufficient sureiss will be required TO
Fa lures
Ing articles inferior those contracted for will be considered
fcient cause f,r the forfeiture Of the
Bids not made in accordance with these proposals will
be considered.
Proposals must be marked outside Of
name Of The article proposed
ington city, D. c.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
OCTOBER Is, 1855,
I'll dw
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All of the defgnsed classes and 10 be made 0!
the from adul-
white blue be required, aud with the
cepon Of y be the regular standard Sizes OF their
specve kinds and OF weights lie required by s OF
he less quantity Of
such a.d In such guam
titles the pubic require.
Each class will be considered separately and be subject 10 sep-
bidders the classes
and privilege OF requiring
bidder Glars assigned him take AL
such classes, or forfeit his right any class
KIND
sample kind hid aud,
o. be numbered win Tue number
Of piper proposed scnedue and he hrst SIX
be properly designated II VIII not be
considered All be transmitted 10 this
office ,cs Of postage or Other EXPENSE
Each be signed Wy The individual or nrn making
specify pound and bur for enc u
kind contaHrd in the class proposed t-r
suc
designated in Washington city, good order
of all charge ana subject Id mo
Inspections aud OF the superintendent
and be In all respects satisfactory
proposals furnished this Office
applying will be unless
substantially agreeing therewin
Bonds, approved win be rcgursd and the supply
inferior the classes, failure 10 supply
the quantity required will be considered violation Of
required satisfactory
evidence nbii them and proposals
MED by such evidence will be yoj' cted
The proposals opened required by law on
the Tuesday after the first Monday Decenbr next, iih)
at 10 O'Clock, m, the Office of the superintendent
Printing Capitol siaies Washington" and endorsed
A. G SEAMAN, VI
Oct 2-3taw9w Superintendent of Public Printing.
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" Should auId acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought 10 min;
Should atif acquaintance be forgot,

" Should aud acquaintance be forgot,
And brought TO min
Should aud acquaintance be forgot,
Aud days - and lang syne.o
The members Of The the ending In June, 1883
the junior class OF the ending June 1892 the 5opb
class ending 1891
ending IN Jne, $780, hereby assemble
asbngton, d. third MARCH, 1857,
brighten the links cham triendshe which
tide entirely exchange their
lives greeting and sympathy untimey
Of their promising
preliminary meeting Of The scItappointed committee will be
held the first Monday in September A. D. 's56 the United
states HOTEL Chestnut between Fourth Fifth
veDient will he
adopted TO secure az fun an attendance possible
In tha addressed VIII
good furnish The secretary mail
their respective post Offices
EDWARD j. GRANT. NJ. D.,
Of Trenton N. j., Chairman o Committee.
ALEXANDER @. iIART, M %
l Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
]. NEWTON LIGHT Err,
Of Lancpser, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP pENDLETON,
II Winston. Allegheny Co., Nd,
SAMUEL r. RICHARDS,
OF falst, ron and Glass Works, NJ J.,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
OF Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee.
JoHs WrIpMAs, of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 27-lawtMar3 IInteliRcncerl
All civilized the world
cd notice this editorial
beers Of
visions Of the globe all throughout the United
States Of America insertion
cssionaly between this date and the ID Of March A. D. 1857
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Law school Cumborisnd University, as Lebanon.
FACULTY Hon. Abraham Caru,hcrs, late Of the circuit
Of Tennessee.
Hon. Bromfeld l.. Ridley, the State
Judges Caruhts and Green their
to the school.
Plan Of instrnonl Daily class on TN
text books No regular of
daily lessons the progress of the examinations
y. Weekly M quit in which
dents the
and tem through all processes
practice The framed to require prepare
deeds Wills records and all of
dence In the trials Some Of me cases nken by appeal
vupreme moot court, which lie held monthly In
public al the end every session The students clerks
h jurors circuit judges, and chanccors,
bscites connected with their suits.
SsssfcnsT1e first session third
tember and ends third Thursday February second com
mences the succeeding Monday in February
Thurday in July
Erysnses per seon.Tuion ESQ., in advance; connren
tee 42 boarding about their own books
which be had In the Lebanon bookstores.
-Four sessions required complete
advanced class No previous
mission There four casses
any time during the collegiate year.
Number ofstudenu the last collegiate year eghty-six
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS,
Feb ll-eoly President Board Of Trustees
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OCTOBER Is, 1855.
Oct l7-law5W
Proposals for RatiOns for 1856.


HEApaUA RTERs MARINE CORPS,
QuarteTmaser's Office,
Washington October 8, 1855.
EPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS. will be received at this of
nee until 10 o'clock Thursday the 9Th day Of November
next for furnishing United
lowing stations, for the year 1856, viz
Charestovn, Massachusetts;
Portsmouth, New Hampshire;
brooklyn, Long island New York;
Gospori, Norfolk, Virginia;
Warrington, Florida and
washington city, District of Columbia.
Each ration Of pound quarter Of
Of pound bread
made OF upefne Hour uperne fine -four the option OF the
und at the rate Of pounds of good Coffee twelve
OF the best New Orleans eight white
had brown soap and aud half pound of good hard dipped
alow candles 10 one hundred ra,ions.
ing officer Of station either bulk single
snail consist Of the hest choice
POLK 20 De No prime mess pork and the groceries TO be of the
best quay OF the kinda named All subject to inspection
NO Did will be entertained unless accompanied the
two snetes known 10 this Office, certified official
person to be endorsed, Proposals year
addressed
ton, District of Columbia.
G F. LINDSAY,
Major and Quartermas,er U. 8. Marine Corps.
The following papers publish week
er with printed copy Of the advertisement this Office for
ment viz:
Hampshire POST Boston, Massachusetts, Times Boston Massa
chusetts Journal u Commerce. New Eage Brooklyn,
York Pennsyvanan Philadelphia Pennsylvania Evening
Philadelphia PeDnsyivania Star and lnegenccr, Washington
city News, Norfolk, Virginia Democrat. Pensacola
The price TO bs paid for this
cecdng sevenvc cents OF 30 BREWER for the
nserion and and haf each
sequen insertion Let In the first number after
csp hereof hch number will be pleased transmit
once as soon as published with each successive NUMBER
Oct 9-2awtshNov
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No 544
Notice OF the Reop.ring OF tho Dsnviile Land Once
a. Illinois.
LAND 0rYrcr, Sept. 10, 1855.
INSTRUCTIONS have this day been transmitted to The register
office Illinois prepare
Remaining said riot and thirty day.
public he Of snd nsuc inns The
eopenpg In which applications viii
be received by them. -..l
Sept 9I-2ayGw rIn,el etarJ Commissioner,