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WaYne. GrenYilIe L 90.
General Commission and Forwarding Mer

S A "a BAA II, q 4
VNTE will contuus forward all Goods TO our care
w under the arrangement and at the
during Ihs past season, collecting freight bills with tue
goods.
The reduction of freight from 15c Sc per foot the
Philadephia and New York TO this CITY, Will
give Savannah i'll greater fcites than heretofore the
shipping port for Middle and East Tennessee while there
is no relrayage between Savannah aad Nashville as on
the Charleston route.
Our hnuse Chattanooga will make purchases of Grain
for orders from Eastern ports and will make ad-
upon all Produce lT sale Shipment when
desired.
~ Oar house is kept open. Epidemic Epidemic
juy6-2m WAYNE, GREA WILLIE & Co.
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GREAT SPECULATION

4
WYE are Offering Tor sale the onrooda
w ting terms, desirable ira OF land. cUnainiLZ
about 10 acres situaten from "a miles from tie et,
fronting the Broad Street Turnpike. SAID land Be
divdedinto IA lots Of each all tinbvred and many
Of them commanding Building 1t Said land Is imTne-
dately opposite the handsome buidng lots sold by W.
H. GOrdO Esq and jiessrs Gleaves, Bowling and
ers The neighb0rioOd very desirable and settling up
by many Of best citizens. Terms-An unusually long
credit will be given for bearing interest IN Bank
satisfactorily secured and lien retained. Don't all call
atouee on j. L. & r. W BROWN
u,aIO-0n AL Cherry street
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HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD!

DAhAWAH Moodxy night, the 2IsI Iust., IA
LII while in the employment of Mr.. .Tes f. II. "a
Martin Ofthis city, TWO NEGRO MEN uamed jim ~
and ALBERT. They about twenty-five years Of age
dark complexion had with them SUIT Ufcothes made
of green casnett and new silk hats JIM is about
eight inches high; weighs about $50 lbs; well formed high
forehead and pleasing cOuntenanc speaks quick when SpO
ken 10; raised in Williamson county BY Thomas Petvay
ALBERT is 3 feet inches high; weighs aooUt IT'S
bs round face good countgnauce with small round
speaks rather slow when spoken to- rather humble
locking negro Was raised by Col Thomas Williams, OF
Montgomery, Ala will give the above reward if they
taken and secured so tat get them
iune7-tf- True WHig C. L. NELSON
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CULDREN,S PANACEI.

IT CTIILDREN,S PANACLA.
the Gr@tsnberg G. mpany had never produced any
thing else for the public benefit than this inv;ui bic
Medicine they would yet deserve the gratitude Of every
parent for the CIIIEDREh'S PANACEA, which
has 81 red the ires Of more young children snd reiset
Sicb bdbjes than any other medicine ever Known
From hour old, FIVE year, Of age, TINS medicine
never amIsS DROPPING CHILDHooD. For Fever,
TeeIhing Worms Collie, Disordsred Bowels &C. ]: never
fails Those mothers who have used it pronounce It 10 te
one If the greatest OF blessings
~ For sale 1t every Drug Store in the State. ~
mayo ALLX. MACKE' ZIE.
BOOKS FOR Leisure HOURS ---
STAR PAPERS, or experiences Of Art and Nature, 5y
- Henry Ward Beecher.
PEEfS FROM BELFRY, or the Parish sketch Bco1,
by Rev. +. W. shelton.
JOY AND CARE, Friendly Book for Young Mothers
by Mrs. Tuthiil
'OUR COUNTRYMEN. or Bret Memoirs Of Enin. Mt
Americans, by JOssrG
ALONE, By Marion IarlaHd Of Virginia
just received and FIR sale BY
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ME subscr Der proposes csive limited number Of
L pupils toiEstruel 10 all the branrhas Of thorough
English and Classical Edueali0n.
Lvery eneDnnal facility VIII BE- provided n study
Oi lhe Natural Sciences There will be q gOod chemical
and philosophical apparatus hoe cabinet # minerals
aud well selected library, sheh the Students may a.
all times, have free access.
No pupil under zen years Of sge can be received
The hrst Session will commence on the FIRST
DAY in September
Terms rar session. of i've nanfhs go
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Tiras between Washington and Wheeling hus I7i
boass.
RuaRy tiue bstUoen Washington and Ciaenna 27
Tbroagh Iict cts and baggage cheeks 10 be had In
Washington.
vHE and Railroad having greatly improved
western now sir. he iae 70 as
the Northwest, and The Southwest.
trains always promptly
Washington Iancion aay called ihe Relay House nine miles
Washington Baggage checked through
Whseng s Washington station and reeheessd and transferred
there s me passsnec wiieus eHalse, iaf hoss holding
through tickets for points beyond The connecting i,ains leave
Al WheeIns aire onserioa il made with the trains Of The CEN
TRIAL OHIO RAILROAD from Beiare, the Ohio,
Wheeling through Cambridge zaaesyile, and Newark 70
COLUMBUS These uains Newark with the Newark,
Mansfield andasky for sandusky Toledo, Detroit
At colnuhus the o. railroad trains
me Late Mani rairoud xena, clNCINNATi LOUIS
formed with the through Dayton NnIsNAPoLs, Teue
Han,e, Lafayeur Chicago, Rock island, 81 Louis, ae
Matches New Orleans Aewhich also sold Washington
s @ a Tsass c 70 anu e 81 a are so 3 By %
FOR CLEVELAND and via Toledo Derra
tickets sold when the OHIO navigabe between
Wheeling and ns wssye 9 % whe'e conneon win
that while this the only
Shortest speedy nearly all leading
West The distance from washington 70 cineinna.
miles, being about 100 miles shorter than other
Fare by through ticket from Washington To Wheeling 80 65
coumbus sis Dayton, SIS So Cincinnati ssi Loal.yle
y ,5 s 81 sy o s o s %
Chicago, $50 65 and SO so ST. Louis ss SO and ss Memphis
For Frsdersn and Haper's Ferry Mannsbu Berkeley Springs
Cumberland Bedford SPRING. rsdmon' oakland and
way stations between Baltimore aud Wheeling take g.
For trains to and from baltimore Annapolis c special ad
FOR further information, through tekets de- pppy TO TIL H.
PARSONS, agent, at Washington station 49,, ;, ,,,
Master Of Transportation Baltimore and
May 5-df Ohio Railroad, Baltimore
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United states Mail.

PosT OTncE DIR PARTnrsI,
Contract Office, July Is, 1855
PROPOSALS carrying mails Of the United States from Isl
day september 1885, June 1850 inclusive in the
Virginia. Contract Office OF the Post
Department the Of Washng;on, until of 21
August decided 25h August 1852
and times herein specified;
Williamsburg Grove Landings miles and back, six
times a week.
Leave Williamsburg daily, except Sunday, Sam;
Arrive Grove Landing same day by 10 am;
Leave Grove Landing daily, except Sunday, Mt 2pm;
Arrive Williamsburg sane day by pm.
52a7 Gros Landing, ms and back, three
a week.
Yorktown Monday Wednesday, and Friday at 8
Arrive a Grove Landing sems days by loan;
Leave Landing Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at
Arrive q Yorktown days by
SIX times week service invited.
williamsburg Yoktown Il miles and back times
Leave Williamsburg daily except Sunday, al Sam;
Arrive at Yorktown day by IL
Leave Yorktown daily except Sunday, at pms
JAMES CAMPBELL,
July 27--law4w Postmaster General.
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United States Patent Gnfce,
Warrington. July 10, L

Washington, July 10, 1855,
IN petition Of Benz Ta,ham New York, and Geo NJ Ia
ham Philadelphia, praying for the patent
h day Of October lsi for an improve
in machinery for making pipes or tubes OF lead n and
from the expiration Of
patent, place the m day Of October s
said petition be heard at the Patent Office
Monday, Oath of September next at Il o'clock and all
they have,
why said petition ought to be granted
Persons opposing extension required file the Paoni
Once their specially forth writing eas twenty
days Of hearing al testimony filed by either party
be taken in
codance with oce, which will be furnished
plicntion
The be closed the I4h Of Sep
depoons and other relied testimony
before the morning of thai day the
arguments, If any, within days thereafter.
Ordered that this notice be published IN thc union p
aencer Evening Washingon d. CT Republican, Hau
more; Pennsyvanan, PHILADELPHIA Pal scientific American,
New York; Courier Buffalo, New York; and POSI- Boston,
week for three successive weeks previous
= - s.. SHUGERT,
Acting Commissioner OF Patents.
sEaiors of the above papers please copy and send
their bills 10 The ofce paper containing this notice
l3-law3w
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Washington Aqueduct.
orrloE OF ruk w.sHrseros Ae

OrFIoR o WAsHIsoros Aeurpucr,
Washington, March I, 1855
PROPOSALS invited and brick
OF the washington aqueduct
Proposals, the S May, win be opened
that day.
prohlcs specifications ofe work will be ready
animation and alter the 20th day OF April next.
Proposals he received particular culver
bridges, described in plans aud specifications.
be- completed under the
but ai contracts unfinished work VIII
appropriations The
right The work 10 be done and rate
appropriation and in cnse
shall stopped unit funds become available.
stoppage work for
will paid Il, in the judgment
the engineer work has been properly executed 50 far has
gone.
Payments win made checks the United State
monthly estimates OF the eserppg 10
cent? will tion all that the work
bids sealed endorsed Proposals for work
the Washington Aqueduct."
right all the bids
deemed such
considered conducive the OF the
responsible PERSONS effect that he they under
bidder bidders WILL his their bid be accepted,
obgaon within days with coed and sufficient
completion work nnderakeo said
accompanied United district
district officer
individual the Engineer De-
paTen War; that the able make good their
Bids opened presence bidders any Of them
choose 10 be present
Capt Of Engineers in charge
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United States Mails.

PosT OFFICE DKrA ARTMKST, May Is, 1850
PROPOSALS carrying of United States from the
LIST day November 30h day of June 1885, tn
elusive MICHIGAN, will received the Con-
Office of the Post Office Department. in the city Of Wash
inclusive, be decided TIE
next day on the routes n herein specified
1864 Carp Bay rs miles and back weh
during suspension of navigation, from November
TO May Is in each year.
Carp River Monday al Gam;
Arrive a Keewenaw Bay nex "Wednesday by 6pm;
Leave Keewenaw Bay Thursday q;
Arrive n Carp River Saturday by pm.
1887 Entry Houghton Clion Eagle
River Eagle fiabor, and North West Mine, 10 Fort VIII
kns, II and back, week
Leave Keewenaw Bay Thursday AT 6 am;
Arrive nj Fort Wilkins Saturday by 6pm;
Leave wilkins Monday at 6
Arrive a Keewenaw Bay next Wednesday by pm
Bay Algonquin, Adventure, and Rockand TO
miles back, week.
Leave Keewenaw Bay Thursday at
Arrive a, Ouonapon Saturday by SPIN;
Leave On,onagon Monday at Gam;
Arrive nj Keewenaw Bay "Wednesday by ? m
For embraced in the contracts
see The for mail proposals February TO- 1885,
JAMES CAMPBELL,
May I7-iawfw Postmaster Genera.
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.
Reduction Of Fare 10 caiijorni'

HedIaaon 81 rare 10 talDornlG
United States mail steamships leave New York
~e&H2 Aspnwan the 5ti and 20lh Of each month,
463&N connecting with mail from Panama 10 San
Francisco.
These steamships inspected approved Navy
Department. and guaranty speed and safety.
The Panama railroad (47 miles oBg completed from
10 and crossed in hours The
checked New York through Francisco
embarked
The money paid in all expenses of the
Reserve in New York. Panama. and
Francisco TO prevent detention In OF accident 80 that
the route il entirely reliable.
Passengers day they Aspin
wall
Conductors through each and take charge OF
women and children without other protectors.
For through tickets the I
West street, New York, l. w. RAYMOND.
G-dr
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The National Hotel

IN city e-opeHed for the reception of guests the 9th
The kitchen from the basement 10
the Of the building and the alterations in and about The dining
rooms greatly and comfort OF It's
win be furnished with the best the markets afford
the and or labor viii be spared
equal the
subscriber therefore, trusts thai public will continue
which nlwaP extended the house,
desiring ot the winter do SO at
after the aoth, calling the Hotel Board 81 per day
c. ID. WILLARD.
wAsHrseTos Crrr, November a. 1854.
G-t
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fht Of viii bo als.a
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Dis,nni subsehers may moDcs = ettt,
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tran
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Subscriptions period han yeaf vii y r5oc oI
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THE ONLY ONE AUTHORIZED :--The Rob OF DR.. BOY
VEAU LAFfECTEUR far superior the srups OF Cuisi
susapaia, similar remedies radically
mercury ali affections of the skin darres scroua the
accidents accouchmcns the critical
period Of a and hereditary acmoDy Of humors As depura
powerfully acacous catarrhs OF the badder in con-
abuses
injections soundings As syphic the Rob in
basam cspavia eubebs from which only
The Rob Doyveau above all,
syphic long stand
nc powers of mercury the iodure
OF potassium.
General agents United States Gabriel Bondn o!
York. wholesale orders Gulof Duconge
Orleans; Seuilly, San Francisco.
The Laecteur druggists throughout the Uni
States pamphlet G. Gervar the medi
properties of Rob will he obtained by writing 70 g. Blon
street, York, who will Information
G. is prepared South America, the West In
dies United due he has the Rob in bond.
March Idly
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United States Patent once,
Washington, May 10, 1855

petition Emily Pullman, admnisuatrix Of the esnte
Of Lewis Pullman, deceased late OF Albion, New York
granted the said Lewis Pullman
August s4l "machnes
removing buildings &c - for from the expiration
of said patent which lakes place the 2s day OF August
1856
ordered that the said petition be heard the Patent Office
Monday the 9th day of August next l2 O'Clock, and all
appear they have
why said petition Ought moi TO be granted.
opposing The required to file in the Patent
objections specially writing, least
days hearing All testimony filed by either party
be transmitted in
office, which will be furnished
plcation.
testimony 96t of July
deposions papers relied testimony be
Office before morning Of that day the
guments If any, within thereafter.
Ordered notice be published in the Unon lntel
Evening Star Washington, II. c. PennSyivanian
Philadelphia Pa. c Amecan New York, NJ Y; Daily
Baltimore Republican, Post, Boston, Mass
successive weeks previous to the 9Th day of Au
gust next, the day of hearing
Commissioner of Patents.
of above papers will please and send
Office with containing This notice.
Mopp1 Yu
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Rev. G. Bnney D. d. President aud Professor OF IstelIecual
Moral Philosophy. -
William Ruggles, LIZ d. Proessof o Mechahca fosopy hho
Astronomy.
Rev A. Huntington A. M Professor Of he Greek and Latin
Languages. \. r.,.s -.
Charles O. Rhetoric and Bellies eitres
Steiner A. M NJ D., Professor OF Shesuy hho a'u
raj Philosophy t4t
L. T. Fristoe A. NJ, Professor Of Mathematics
William T.. Jison, A. NJ, Professor of Modern Language
Fox A. b., Tutor the Greek and Latin Languages
Nash Teacher Of the Preparatory Department
HE begins Wednesday September,
continues monhs) until the last "wednesday ~ June
Candidates examined Monday ar lves
day preceding opening the The regular eofse
Of A. B. Those wiring
omit the ancient and pursue scientific eouse
degree Of B. r. advanced E E
A. M Students p rnlar
do profahly, and will take aeenl
occupy cofuhcaie actual
attuinmeDt
department established under the general
faculty. with able and experienced ieaeer and
fitting pupils 10 enter college
With faculty, students with confidence invited
Of institutions with those advantages
peculiar o Of the general government.
Circulars needed inomation be received by
plying personally or by letter TO the president
July 7-2tsw3w
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R. m. GILL u II /,

Has his Office his resi6 in franklin Row,
will continue devote his
principally Unir.d States supreme Court
Having devoted much time he law concerning patents he will
advice opinions legal questions arising in bsoe
Patent Oce and appeals to the chief justice assistant
Of District Coumbai and will also assist IN the
preparation and trial of suits concerning patents
He wi also written opinions and arguments for
claims before Congress either Of the departments and
prosecute claims before board established for their
adjudication.
9s-du
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Nassau Hail College or New Jersey, Princeton
should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought to min
should aud acquaintance be forgot,
And DAYS Os auld lang syne. -


/" should auid acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought to min
should auld acquaintance be forgoi
And days % aud lang syBe-n
The members OF the senior 1883
the junior class OF the ending June, ls Sophomore
class OF the ending 1881
ending june 1880 hereby requested assemble
Washington D. C by the third Of March, 1887
brighten The links the chain
ude entirely exchange
lives greeting and sympathy and 10 lament the un,me fate Of
OF their promising
preliminary meeting of The selfsppoinied will be
held The rst Monday in sepsmbe 1885, United
states Hotel, Chesnut street, between Fourth Finn
which those
senien invited attend will
adopted TO secure as full an attendance possible.
In the those
good enough 10 furnish The secretary ma with
their respective post Offices
EDWARD j. GRANT, NJ. D.,
of Trenton N. j.. Chairman Committee.
ALEXANDER c.. HART, M. D.,
OF Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
j. NEWTON LlGHTNER,
ofLnncaser, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLEToN,
OF Winston, AHeghany Co, Md, ,
SAMUEL p. RICHARDS
Of Balsio Iron and Glass Works, N.
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee
JoHs WEIDMAN, OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 27-lawtNa3 LIneligencerl
All in The civilized countries Of the world
ed this their editorial
befs Of classes
visions OF the and all throughout the United
States Of America
cSsionay between this date and the Sd Of Mnrch A. D. s5
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mo. 53s. ]
Notice

or the s.iabhcat Of an additional land Office The Ter
ritory Of Oregon.
IN prsuHnee of Congress approved February a. 1885,
agtied establish additional land district the
Terrianrv Oregon called the umpqna district embracing
All tie land lying fourth stand ard parallel hereby
declared aud the Ian oce for said district has
brrn ocaca w Of the Unted States
Winchester. in said Territory, until otherviss ordered
Given under Of Washington, this l7th day
MAY A n Isss JOHN WILSON,
" Commissioner ~ General Land Ohrs.
NAV ts-lawlaw fIniel. Star.l
IIARpER,s MAGAZINE for May.
Ill Emma being No 6 ofa Hsrser'E Story Book
las, rrcciyes ~ TAYLOR q MAURY,
Maya Bookscllofs, Fenn avenue near vth street
IY uso,her'a Keeper ny % Dollars aud Cents,
n, snie 4, TAYLOR MAuRYtS
MayS Bookstore 9th street
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Petition for Partition.

Clover wm T. Willis and wife and Amanda Hendricks
JHEREAS Perrin has fled petition praying for the pa
uon lots le and 2 IN the city
showing that the above named defendants have ar
interest sad parties aud
petition second Monday in October, ~ - IN the
circuit court county, Florida the will be taken
oonfesso il il further be published
Florida Democrat the washington
Union, and New York Journal of Commerce.
THos. y. KING, Judge.
PENSACOLA June Is, 1855
JunrS
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Law Notice.

BRows, STANTON, WALKER.
NUM. T. BROWN, FRED. p. STANTON, and J. KNOX WALK
Err have formed partnership for practising law In the Supreme
Of United of claims in Washington,
and in the of Tennessee Offices in Washington and Mem
will always found either place. and
addressed them will prompt attention
April l9- tfeod Intel. and Sentinel copyl
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Stopping Souhampon, pHt1
proceeding London and Have over
other route, for the economy of time and money
Passage from Mem Fork to Southampton and Bremen
First cabin saoon s3o fret csbn lower saoon siio
second do, $50.
newspapers through the posi- Office
No bills of adinc will be signed on the day OF sailing
An experienced surgeon is attached TO each ship,
For freight passage apply to
g. III. SAND, ii south William ST., N. Y.
G. A. HEINEKEN h Co.. Bremen.
CROSKEY u Co soutlampcn
WILLIAM IsEIIN, Havre
Mar 0-dly
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CoURT OF CLAIMs.-Unah Forrest, attorney atlaw Rock
yie claims the court OF cHms and
departments Washington Communostloss
either Rockville No 1aa north street v nr
promptly attended 10,
March 3l-dtlsiJuly
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No $40
Nots.e <r the disconttnuance Of the States
Land Once = Defiance, the State of Ohio
Office hereby that in OF law, and in view
officers DxFAscE ONO, that the
hundred thousand
Tnor directed that said land of
the lands remaining
be made subject 70 sale and
CHrLooTHH, the only remaining land ONCE In the STAIR
remaining unappropiaed by law and subject
private entry dsconnued will
subject entry office from the Of the receipt Of this
thereof; the land officers
give public Of the which they
prepared applications for entries Of any such
lands at their ohhcc-
Acting Commissioner of the General Land once.
wxsmseros, ID. c., June ls, 1855.
June1 13-law6w lint. starl
DLANK BOOKS kinds md sires for aaie aN
July % '''S'' FRAvcK TAYLoR-
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NEW YORK, EKEMEN, Aan soUTh-
AMI On UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
N Tn. ps comprising this line are "a, WASHING
TOA, Capt. Z. Cavendy; Hermann Capt Ed
ward Higgins.
These steamers stop Southampton both and e'nrnns
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PROPOSED DATES or sArLIse.
pro,, N.,o York From LireJpeoL

For irr!sht OF passage Apply =, -.
EDWARD So x; q oShhins, yg.,; s,rss, Nv
Brown SMILEY, 4 CO.,
STEPHEN KDNNARD { CO,
.. o. WAINWRIGHT CO.,
GEO. II DRAPER, Havre.
H. r. Il shese .tps viii accountable for gold silver,
laanF the value thereof therein
Ap25-df
Delaware College.
THE college 10 this institution wiz com
meaee on August and weeks The
plan ornssuon emhrces Two complete ,he classical
Particular attention Is gwen 70 agricultural science ana %
the analysts Of sols aso TO engineering ana PRAGUE" sur
5 no. sa ,"s ssss, ss care Of !
For further particulars address ,,p, vrppwoon pr,a,
NEWARK, (pei,) July 10, 1855.
FUR SALE commodious and attic house
isin twelve rooms and has recently been papeea ana
ses hddressroon so socor's 6hce Treasury department
OCT i9-eV
John O. sara mt a. Charles Albert,
Attorneys Counseilors-ot-Lotv,
an AVE associated of
II business, and will attend to any cases that may be n'rued
70 them eee, m m 2 s % Gea, f
WAsHlseros, D. G.. March 81 1853
rI,ouR the crimsa; by Lord de eos vol London,
rhe Calendar Of victory vol London 1853 - ,o...,
1855.
History Corps OF Royal sappers and Miners avos
London, 1855.
The Anglo Indian Army; by Captain Rsfer vol London
The Great Ba es British Army vol London, 1850
jennings Elements Of Political Economy vol Lon
dom 1855.
Hopkins on Atmospheric Changes vol. London, ls51
Worlds 3eyoud Earth by Phillips vol London 1855
Schaeht a the Microscope. 4 vol London ls5o
Alexandria and Schools by Kingsley vol London,
Potes Nineyeh history and modern explorers vol Lon
don, 1855. -
DE Churchill; by Forster. vol London, 1855.
TieIIas the Home History, Literature and Art Of the Greeks
by Jacobs Londen, 1858
Autobiography ~ Arugo. I vol. London, 1855.
British Companion complete sci from in com
in 1873, (scarce) -. .,,,o,
July 10 fkANCh Ihhboh'