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Nassau Hall College of New Jersey, Princeton
' should auid acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought 90 MINI;
Should auid acquaintance be frgot.
And dayH ~ amid lnns zxus

"shouid auid acqusintasce be forgot,
Ana never brought Ia MINI;
should auid acquaintance be frgot,
And days - auld lang ryne'
The members Of the ending June
ihe Junior class OF nding June soph
class OF The ending June
year rnning Jne ieso, hereby requested as.embe
ashingpn, d. G., by the third OF March, A. 1887
brabieh the Inks OF the chain ofioye
nor dr can ever entirely sever exchange 'b
lives greeting and sympathy and unmely ar
SONS of their most promising eompeers.
preliminary meeting OF The sefapponed committee will b,
held on The nrst Nondy IN September, A. d. 1885, Uni
Tiai't Hotel Chrsnu Fourth
which those mrnbes OF the
vanent invited TO attend when
adopted TO secure as fun an attendance as possible
In
secretary committee by mail wiz
their respective post afhc-s
EDWARD J. GRANT. M. D.,
of Trenton, N. j., Chairman OF Committee.
ALEXANDER q. BART, M. ~,
oi Philsdelpha Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LIGtTN Err,
ofI ancssler, Pennsy vana,
PHILIP PENDLEToN,
Of Winston AHeghany Co., Md,
SAMUEL p RICHARDS,
OF Balslp Iron Glass Works, NJ.
LEWIS W. WASHINGTON,
OF Montgomery county, Maryland,
- Committee.
JoiR WEIpmAS, OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary
March 27-lawlMar3 (Inteiigencerl
All newspapers in The civilized
ed TO notice hs advertisement their editorial
of the several great
visions OF the globe and all United
states OF America requested
coonay between this date and the Sd of March,
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United States Mails.

Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, May is, 1855
PROPOSALS for carrying mails from
day November, 1858 30th day June, 1858,
State of MICHIGAN, will
Office of the Post Office Department in the city Of Wash
ngan until LIST Of inclusive,
tho and in the herein specified.
1894 River 75 miles and
during the suspension OF navigation, from November
May ID in each year. ast.U asa
Leave carp River Monday al cam;
Arrive at ke-wenaw Bay Wednesday by 6 pm;
Leave keevenaw bay Thursday Mt
Arrive AT Carp River Saturday by .
1887 Keewenaw Bay by Portage Entry Houghon Cnon Eagle
River, Eagle iiarbor and North West Mine Fort VIII
kns, II miles and back, week
Leave Keewenaw Bay Thursday al 6 am;
Arrive at Wilkins Saturday by
Leave Fort wilkins Monday at 6 an;
Arrive at kecw Bay next Wednesday by 8
1888 Kc~wenaw BY Algonquin Adventure and Rockand
Optonagon, 30 miles and back, week.
Leave Kecxenaw Bay Thursday at
Arrive at Ouionagon Saturday by mi
Leave opionagon Monday Mt bam
Arrive Mt Ke.wenaw Bay "Wednesday by
For Instructions with conditions be embraced the
the for mail dated February TO- 1885,
JAMES CAMPBELL,
May IT-lawiw Postmaster General.
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.
Relation of Fare 10 California.

NEh United States mail ateamslps leave New York
>111H for Aspinwai the 2Olh Of each month";
S12n&26S connecting with mail steamers
Francisco.
fhes steamships have been by Navy
Department, and guaranty speed and safety.
ihe tahama raroad 7 miles lonel
10 ocean, and crossed in hours The baggage pasen
Is checked in New York through
are fanana by steamer AT the
me money paid In New York covers all OF the
san Francisco, detention accident
the route Is entirely reliable
Passengers leave Panama the day they Aspn
wall -
Conductors through steamer, charge
women aud children without other protectors.
For through tickets apply at the agency
west street, New York, To |. W. RAYMOND.
h-d
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fNIAE gSlY ONE AUTHOR GZEGD 1.-THE DR.. BOY
VEAU LAF TEUR far superior the srups
nier paIs, other similar remedies.
whoat all affections Of he dares,
itch, uic accidents
period Of t and hereditary acriony OF depua-
il powerfully acacous in catarrbs Of the bladder
and other weakness Of the arising from
injections sainding As syphtic the Rob
short recen, diseases
hasam capavia cuhebs from injections
the virus without nrhazng it, The Rob Boyveaa
recommended
ard whch have resisted the of mercury
of po'assium. 7
General fer the ned States Gabriel BoDdIn, esq.,
William street New York. for wholesale orders Guot Duconge
New Orleans stuilIy San Francisco
1he Rob aectenr sold BY 1.-The druggists throughout
The pamphlet Dcr de ST.
cal Properties Of The Rob will obtained by writing g. Bon
DIN 81 William street, New York. who win give information
wanted
G. b. prepared fill orders for South America, In
dies free of the United dnies has the Rob
Mnrchl A-dI
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AZ "a. q GIIL r. II,

Has his Office hs est In franklin Row
o IN
Havng devted he law caceruinp he VIII
opnipns arising hefnre
the Pat NJ hce, aud appes the chief justice
tie wi nso give opinions aud prepare for par
claims either Of ha departments
viii also claim. before board established m their
adjudication.
orr a
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The National Hotel

this CITY will reopened guests the 2th
The the kitchen from the
building and he alterations aud about the dining
will add comfort
he ~ furnished aford
and labor will he spared
house. equal the
rhr subscriber, hre trusts That public will connoe
which hn' always bee extended
desiring procure
by calling the Hotel Board 50 per day.
&. u. WILLARD.
WAsulsoToa Cry November IA, 1854
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Petition for Partition.

Glover VIM T. Willis and A. Hendricks.
III HEREAS Glover filed petition pfay The pari
W ton OF setting his interest in rnd in ,he cy
Pensacola showing that the deerdnt have
ordered said
October, s. IN the
Escamba county, Foda will he nken
confesso; blirci
weekly months IN the Florida Democrat The Washington
Union, and the New York Journal of Commerce.
4 THos. +. KING, Judge.
+ PENSACOLA, June Is, 1858.
June a3-law2m
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United states Patent Once.

peuion Emily Pullman, the estate
of Low,s Pullman, deceased iate OF Albion, New York. pray
the extension of said Pullman
the 2ist day August 94 Improvement
for buildings, &C - for years expiration
Of said patent which takes place day August,
1856
ordered that the said be heard
on Monday, the 9th day of August 10 O'Clock
notified and show they
why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required c
Office their obecons specially forth writing,
days before the day OF hearing All testimony filed by either party,
10 be used al the said hearing he
cordance with the
plcaiion.
dispositions, aud other relied testimony
filed
gumens any, within days thereafter.
Ordered also that this notice published Unon
and Evening Star washngf0n, e.. yvsnan,
Phiadelphia. pa scien tdc Amehcsn New York. vi Daily
Baltimore Republican Baltimore Boston,
week for three weeks previous day
gust next the day of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
tst Nsa Ua .ts- Commissoner Patents.
p sEdors Of papers please copy, and send
eif bins the Patent Office with containing This
L Nav II Nv
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, stop SGuhanqlon Doth going returning

stopping southampton, both going md returning they offer
proceeding London and ave
o q route, for the economy of time and
Passage New York 10 Southanpton and Bremen
CABIN saloon s3o frst cabin, lower saloon, sio
second do, $50.
An newspapers through the post Office
No iiIs ladies will D. signtd an the day of sailing.
NJ experienced sur aeun H. attached 10 each ship.
rof freight passaye, apply 70
O. Ii. SAND II South William ST., N. Y.
q. HENEKEN 4 Co., Bremen.
CNOsKEY & 90 Southampton
WILLIAM ISELIN, iiavre.
Enr6 6-dy
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Law Notice.
Law Notice.
ROBERT o scHgscK, coRwIr, y, wEsH,
Dayton, Ohio. Cincinnati, Ohio. Washington, ID. q

CouHr OF CLAIMS urish Forrest, a,torney-sIaw Rock
vie Maryland, viii claims
addressed him either Rockville viii he
attended
March 3l--dtlsJuly
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The New York and Liverpool United states
Mail Steamers.

IS. s.u.a 4oalprisios 81 The following:
The Adantc.. ..1.....,. }apt Wess
Fla U1GDcss hye
The Nailc CaNi Gonistoch
me AhrRNt ,',.....thpt-
nE These siiips hsv1az beer bnil by contract
F&cx fess hf mas i'eeh
HIe akGn heir construction, ALSO in ihou etgincs,
insuce strength aad spaod and their aceonno-
uuequalei tor elegance aud
Price Of from New York Liverpool irs cabin $780,
cah S5 Gxciusse size state rooms 1926
l.verppo. York, 30 aud guneas
Sn experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship
No behs he secured until paid for,
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rosr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

Hon. james Campbell, Postmaster General The direction
and management of the Post Office Department assigned
by the constitution and laws the Postmaster General That
its business be the conveniently arranged and
pared for his final action is distributed among several bu
reaus, follows The Appointment Office in charge OF the
First Assistant Postmaster Generals tie Contract Office in
charge of the Second Assistant P stmaster General the
Finance Oice charge Of the Th Assistant Postmaster
Generals and the Inspection oce in charge of the chief
clerk.
App innent 0fcc.--Horao Fling, esq, First Assistant
Postnaste General and nineteen clerks. To this Office
assigned questions which relate the establishment and
o post Offices changes OF sites and
aud removal Of postasers and and local
agents as eo the giving instructions postnasters
are furnished with marking aud rating stamps
and letter balances BY this bureau which charged also with
providing blanks and stationery for the OF the depart
nen with the superinendence Of the several agencies
established for supplying postmasters with blanks To this
likewise assigned the supervision Of the mail
shp lines and Of the foreign aud International postal
arrangements.
eon,rao, 0icewilliam H. Dundas esq, Second Assist
ant General and twenty six clerks To this of
flee is assigned the business OF arranging the mail service
OF the United States and placing the under contract
embracing all correspondence and proceedings respecting the
trips mode of and times of de-
mail between the different sections OF the country the points
of mail disthuon and the regulations for the government
OF tho domestic mail service OF the United States IL pre-
parc Advertisements for mail proposals. the BIDS
and takes charge the annual and occasional mail lettings
and Tho adjustment and execution of the contracts All APP
picatons the establishment alteration of mail arrange
aud the appointment a messengers shoud oc sent
10 this Office All claims should be Cor ranspor
taton service under contract the recognition of said
service Is be obtained through the Contract Oioe
authority the proper credits at th Auditors Or
ice From this Office all ponasers at the ends % routes re-
ceie the statement OF arrangements prescribed for the
respective reports weekly TO the Auditor all
tracts executed and all orders affecting accounts for mail
transportation prepares the statistical exhibits OF the mail
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Washington Aqueduct.

WAS Aauepucr,
Washington. March Z, 1855.
ROP0SALS ipvted for graduation and brick
dams tunteis and ofthc ashngion aquednct
Ppos received the e'h May will opened of
thai day. 5ra Fl.
ptoies specifications ofihe work will be
tn,ua'tou and aiier the 10Th day of April next.
Proposals be culves
bdges described in The plans and specifications.
Portions OF The bs compred under the
but ali unfinished work VIII
appropriations by Tue
right prescri Tie of work TO b~ done aud
hndne when
-,ill hs stopped funds become available
entire solplg. particular of
viii ,he Of
the work a been properly executed far has
gone.
Payments will he made United
the monthly estimates OF the 10
will be diton OF all that The work
Al bids shond sealed, endorsed Propusas for work
tie Washington Agucduct"
al the bids
ttcmed arrange
mal considered conducive the OF the
work.
offer be accompanied written signed by
responsible the effect that br under
tder bidders will his bud
Obligation within days witt and sufficient
completion OF the work undertaken sad
companed Of Uuit.d
Uned states district officer
individual known the Eng De
War; That the able make good their
Bids will opened 10 presence bidders, any
choose TO bo present
MEIGs,
Capt. of Engineers, in charge.
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TREASURY pEpARrmeNr.

The Treasury Department consists Of the offices Of the Sec
retary Of the Treasury, two oomprolers commissioner ot
he customs six auditors treasurer register solicitor light
house board and survey.
The following brief indication Of the duties Of these
several Offices and Of the force employed therein respectively
Sscreoyys 0ioeon. James Guthrie, Secretary of the
Fressoryj Hon r G. Washington, Assistant Secretary
one engineer in charges architect aud three raughtsen
temporarily employed and twenty three clerks The Secre
ary Of the Treasury charged with the general supervision
OF he fiscal transactions of the government and Of the
euou OF the laws concerning the commerce and
ot The united states. He supcrntend survey of the
coast the lighthouse establishment the marine hospitals of
he United states, and the construction of certain public
buildings Tor custom-houses and other purposes.
First Comptroller 0biceElisha Whittlesey esq., Comp
roer and fifteen clerks He presorioes the mode OF keep
ing and rendering for the civil and diplomatic
wee as well as the public lands and and certfes the
balances arising thereon
Second conProusr's 0ffce--Johu NJ. Brodhead, ESQ.,.
Oomproer and seventeen clerks. lie prescribs the mode
seepng ana rendering the Of the army, navy,
departments Of the public service and revises and
eert'hos the balances arising thereon
oUoe @ oomm'soner Of the Ca,,ons j. Anderson
s; Commissioner, and eleven clerks He prescrbes the
uous Seeplg and rendering the customs
evennc and disbursements aud for the building and repair
artsing thereon.
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Law Notice.

BRowE, STANTON, AND WALKER.
WM 7. BROWN, FRED. +. STANTON, and j.. KNOX WALK
w ER have formed practising
C, OF the uIied States and the claims
and In the Of Tennessee. Offices Washington
phs One of the parties will
letters addressed TO them will receive prompt attention.
April l9-- tfeod Intel. and sentinel copy.
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mo. 5as. /.
Notice

OF the estabishmeat Of additional Land Office IN the
ritory of Oregon.
pur. approved February
entitled thl-h additional land distc
Terriory Oregon called Umpqua district
of tbs fourth st,od rj parallel hereby
and the Liant office for said district
been Pasd of United S.aeH
winchester. in said retnry, until ordered
OF Washneton, this Th uf
NAV, A u. 1855. JOHN Wfi.SDJ,
Commissioner General Ian Oius
NAV fIafrl 4 Starl
III ,RrEes 1,AgtxtSG r,r May.
III Emma heinq NJ. G Of" atpar's story Bookr
Jlst received hy TAYLOR b NAURY,
Msy2 Booksei' -, Penn avenue, near 9Th street,
iy BROTHERS, Keeper author OF Dollars and Cents
on safe at 3 TAYLOR n MAURY's
Bsokftore, sth street
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a s. SslM YORK, RKEMEN, AND SOUTH
ss-sxSGa AMPTDN UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.-
sMds The abips eomprising this line the WASH Me-
l2fhSkk1S rom tlafr T.. CtveDdy; HERMANN, Capt. Ed
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John o. Sargent & Charles Albert,

III
departments, of claims
any Jnie sitting the District of Columbia.
W.surseros y, e., Mach a. 1855
Mar l5--eod3m
TOuH an the Crin,cn, by Lord de Ros. vol London,
\ 1855
The Calendar OF Victory. vo'. London, 1855
Memoir of Vice Admiral sir Jahlee Benon. vol London
History of the Corps Of Royal snppcrs and Miners vols
London 1885.
Tue tuglo Indian Army by Captain Raier vol London,
lS5i
The Great B1it Of the British Army vol. London, 1885
jen ng's Naiu ua Elements OF Political Economy VOL Lon
dor, 1881
Hopkins Atmospheric Changes vol. London 1884
Worlds nsynnd the Earth by Phillips. vol London, 1885
Schacht on the Microscopes ! vol l. ndon, 1855
Aexandrir aud her Schools by Kingsley vol London,
po,e's Nineveh It's history and modern explorers vol Lon
De Foe ans Churchli; by Forster. vol London 1855,
Hl,s Home History, Literature, aud OF the Greeks
COWS. vol, bondsn, lass
Autobiography OF Ar'eo. } vo London, 1895.
British Almanac and Companion complete ret from its
nenceinGnt in l62s (scnrce)
July 10 FRANCk TAYLOR
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raorosED DATES OF SAILING,

EDWARD X, COI.LINS,
No, Sc Wall street, N. Y.
DaOWE SHIPLEY, x CO.,
Iiverpoo
STEPHEN KENNARD & CO.,
% Austin Friars,
o. o. WAINWRIGHT CO.,
4 + (. PerR.
GEO. ii DRAPER, Havre.
The these ships will not be accountable for god silver
pu0n specie cey precious metals, unless bills
therefor and the value thereof
Ap25-dU
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Delaware College.

Delaware College.
THE first Of he this institution will
The 29h Of August and inue sixteen he
classical
anI which in
Particular attention agricultural science and
analysis soils; aso nnd practical
veyin9
The Of academica under the
Weston A. NJ correspond vfth hose Of the college
For her particulars address
DANIEL KtpKWooD, President
NEWARK, (Del.) July 10, 1885.
July t3--law6w
yOf SALE Lcese--A comnodous attic
roons recently paperad painted
accommodating aud given
areI Soici,or's Office Treasury Department
get r -Sss
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
Change OF Hours. Hff
rA M 5il:sssik Il. 80 3 5
N aud aondsy the 23d the trains will leave
- Wa hpgton nj and 5k M. aud and AZ, p.
on sun lay, az AZ, IN
Leave Batimo AZ and on, a. and and 51, ..
On sunday, al a, q, m,
Il. II. PARSONS, Agent
Apri .
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f!HE ftnty Place where the gennsue uin tena
used in Europe be obtained The Tea stofr No $40
seventh street. opposite the Natns In,eFenor OH
be had all tmes English bnd CupRs
Orange recco Pskon Flowers. sc Al hsr knds
on hand, atvefy low prces, whootaie md roig
May b--ee3t HALL 4 HENNlsQ.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-06-22

Aoeifines was u0heard Of III this union he Con
sti,otion is to be dsresarded and atnple Oh by this
,ane Of wicked men--he rights OF tbe stntes treated
as OF no momeut-cyi and religious liberty scoiled
al as an IDLE dream-and when the patriotic citizens
of ali parties demonstrate against sueiia course o.
action they are 10 be told thai such rcmonstfaaees
.i dissolve the Union and plan presented by wich
The treason aud infamy is TO be consummated Was
there more desperate and despicable faction Of
French Jacobusm in It's bIoodest days than this
Assuredly not The Constitution OF the United States
does not by implication, provide iot a separa-
tion Of the States. Such contingency was never
dreamed of by those wise and patriotic men who
famed that instrument. They knew That upon the
Union Of the States depended the perpeiuity Of the
Republic. When the Onion tails, then farewell 10
the liberties OF the country. II the Union Is OF such
real consequence, should not the party which will
deliberately concert plan for us ACKNOWLEDGMENT
be reprobated by every lover Of Tree government
II French Jacobin clubs ruined that country, will
not American Jacobin clubs produce the same bit
ter fruits in this Republic 1t is ior wise men to
answer this question by the light OF history aud
perience.-P Phiiade{phia Argus.
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think this would be a dear one.

Louisville Journal, juno Ia, 1859;
The editor rested on this subject tall july22. when
he read piece from correspondent OF The Arneri-
ceit, and his zeal become stirred within him..
Fierce he had been before, he grew fercer when
ne bad read how his Catholic friend offended
The correspondent was for furnishing the State and
every man in it for this anti-Catholic clause in the
constitution.
SIT is high honor, (says the Louisville Jourra, .
great advantage, 10 State 10 furnish The incum-
bent of the executive chair of the nation, and do
not think this honor, this privilege. This advantage.
should be accorded 10 State enough and bgotea
e0oagh t0ierote religious IN 6e ni2eteeafh
ceRtnfy. There may BE- worthy men in such a State,
but would not crafty The State, and hater her
pride, and minister TO her interest, by selecting a
President from her population, as long as worthy
men, or a worthy man, be found IN States less
shamef f1uity intoferaNt.'
Here the editor of the Journal quotes in full what
the aforesaid correspondent says, who addresses
himself chiefly TO Catholics, and then the editor calls
Justify npon Proesiants:
ssIt is not Tsays heI matter for the consideration
of Catholics alone especially; iibera-ninded Pro-
testants should set their faces against New iamp-
shire as long as she retains the infamous her
constitutional
The editor of the Journal then goes on TO charge
the iriany upon the democracy ofthe State, aud up
Pierce, because he had done enough TO remove
it. He says Pierce mus; bear his share Of the "dis-
grace and ''shane" thai rest upon the State. He
then quotes the speech OF Pierce against the test and
says:
ali that is all General Pierce could say do to-
ward relieving New Hampshire Of d d,Sgrace hat
ea4seshcy to BE- yeea,led arh by eUep ibeyai-
a2iaaed il the Uoited Stairs a2d ta He ir0rld,
we ask il he is fit 10 be President!''
The editor Insists that the speech was poor per-
formance Of duty the author owed to the ''great
cause of civil and religious liberiy.''
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laiare OF 1851 was reckless, extfayaganl one Yor
We're told this, by those wbo desired 10 obtain Tie
oifres, and whoased The worst 20 indure yoq
10 believe them. You reposed confidence aud trust
what they said. aud Went to The polls, giving youi
votes In men who we're eceiving yoH all the time
From the above comparative statement OF the expen
ses OF the Two Legislatures You readily see how
yon have been dups ard ooIed If The Legislatofeo II
1881 was an extravagani one--if II corrupt, al
you we're made believe was how much more ha
been the Legislature of 1853, which increases fh
public expenses far al present be ascertain
ed, S22,7 G4 Nil il be said this item of ~
aecounftbat il is small for n>idefation 2Smel
II Is il nevertheless proves that the people hav
gained nothing by the change, and that IN enorsin
know-N Nothingisfu means Of reform, they btI
helped men into power whose only object SEEMED tt
be to teach succeeding Legislatures what extravai
gance was.--Harrisburg Union.